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Papermill Workers Call Strike Vote

HULL, Que (CP’—The tter- national Brotherhood of Pulp.

(CLC), bargaining agent for about 1.000 workers at the E. B. Eddy Co. (ttawa and Hull miifls, has called a strike vote meeting me & Sunda

locals of the United re ee and Paperworkers (CIL), representing 600 EB. Eddy employees, last Friday also called a strike vote for Sun- day. The meetings were called fol- lowing the failure of a second conciliation meeting last Thurs- day. Under Quebec law the un fons can strike at te company’s Hull mili on July 0.

Grain Export | Figures Given

OTTAWA (‘(CP)—Tota! exvori of oats, barley, rye and flax- seed_in the first three quarters of the current crop. year wai 42,400,000 bushels.

The bureau of statistics said the August-April figure was well below both the year - earlier total of 50,200,000- bushels and the average for 10 years ending im 1963 of 67,000,000 bushels. | Individual figures with

the previous year and 10-year figures in brackets: oats, 6,300,000 (15,100,000, 13,- oats, 6,30,000 (15,100,000, 13,- 100,000); barley. 22,300,000 (22, 300,000, 40,800,000): rye, -3,400;: 000 (3,400,000. 3,900,000): and flaxseed, 10,300,000 (9,400,000, = 000).

BRISTOL

Rev. Mauris Coffin, OM!, has arrived ‘ere from the western mission fields to spend his va- cation with his parents, Mr and Mrs. Grover Coffin, and. other members of the family around the old home. Father Coffin who was very popular with the young class in years gone by, will serve at the Church of tie Little Fiower. while here:

Sister Mary Gerard, OSB Co-- vington, Louisiana, the former Theresa O'Brien writes that she will be stationed in Kansas City for the next school term after teaching in. the New Or- | leans Convent last term. She | says sie will welcome the | change from the deep south as | she has never seen winter wea- | ther since she\ left home to join | th Beneclectine Sistrs. | “This order has “some” ~20,000 /nuns in the United States alone and some 250, convents. There | are also more than 12,000 monks | in the order spread over the | world, and more and more mon- | asteries and convents_are being | built each year, with a new one | Lakes - where | Sister Mary Gerard is scend- ling the season between school | chosing and re-opening. Several other Island sisters have join- led this lerge religious family founded ccnturies ago. Mrs | O’Brien, has visited her daugh ter during vacation time at the

south and says the trip that

took eight going and to re : | ‘The lobster fishing season ia | aH over here and reports say

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100. at the busy “season and™ the” | big prices to the’ fishermen, a mountain of money poured into this vicinity. Next season the packers expect to have a still ‘larger plant. Farmers who at one time fought for the lobster shells for the land, especially for turnips, don’t want them now. The, management ias to pay’some one to haul the shells away and make it so conven-

from elevated bins in a few minutes, with the shells going up on an escalator. to ‘the bins.

duririg the season was John Baveaux, a long time foreman |many years ago. Mr. Daveaux | worked the packing plants when cans were xand sealed with the half-moon soldering irons; day» when lobsters were around one cent each. Mr. Daveaux is still very active but his eye sight has failed

Mrs. John J. MacDonald Bear River, has entered the Charlottetrwn Hospital for fur- ther treatment. The former | Margaret Cullen, of this -icim- lity, she was on te staff of Riv- | erside Hospital for many years | before her marriage. Her -hus- band is with the department of transport onthe patrol boats |_and_they have a family of 14 children.

Mr. and Mrs. Owen Sinnott, Mitchel, Ontario, are expected here this week along with their | tree children to vacation with i Mrs. Sinnott’s parents, Mr, and | Mrs. Charles Eldershaw, at the old home in-the village and | with- Mr. -Sinnott’s mother, Mrs. | Margaret Sinnott at the old | home in Bristol.

Visitors Boston were Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Hooper, after a long

the old Hooper home with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hooper

l her husband were also here this summer for a short stay They were son ard daughter of the late Georce Hooper. Another member 9° tris family. Harry Hooper. also resides in Boston, and visits nere in the summer with his wife, the former Agnes Flynn. They have not come as yet this summer

The Church of the Little Flow |er here has gone on suminer scvedule. Masses are at 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. on Sundays for the

summer,

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A visitor to the packing plant -

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The former Gertie Hooper and —