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“m I asked them how far they had; ago, In some dun-mu even ta] NOTICE ‘:

1 blacks between them. East Lake I The plant will have an lnitlal'wu "W to harbour . “and gone up and. they.told me wayl are below last ye". the Van For Quebec In annual assembly capacity of tom of eight black, “4 {my up beyond tie rail line almost. Ca l mu F. I D. i . are It will produce 1 odd to l. w the head 9‘ the mam! ‘ léﬁldgeeaisles“;Xaaybegixiii-tag to ' Ina lscuss on whole range of spare parts and. The duck u mack Pond Suﬁ good two miles from the dam into the stubble mm. and this will also have a paint shop. :mm H what u, embankment. They reported may compemm {or the death The office of D. C. Horn.

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f : let:liiunf-rolﬂiﬁgl 'P‘ltl‘gi‘“ e and broadbills at the headwat-‘ “twmbzgl thm! that will beig'c"i;i°;°'l “delﬁmpmm : :rateo c' no 3 sea- . ‘remem b Island duck! cwl .cose t isoo . c8? assembly I 1’13“t in C3133.“ (Continued from page nine) i son already. I stood on the edge e" of the dam 1“ the deepem’lg| hunters for a long. long time. m “are in the final and dectswe’ centers for black ducks __ the!“ mack Pond. about midway dusk I parked the car on a hill‘ weekend due to the phase. a spokesman 0‘ Peugm‘ Harve Moore Sanctuary at of its length. and clapped my Dam ‘ﬁm‘j‘w’s‘gag‘sﬂ‘ﬁ'g?’ SCATTERED ISLANDS [all convention of the car manufacturers said here‘ Milltown Cross and Black Pondhands. e blacks shot up out do: '. t. i th t , t .yl ’

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Edward McNeill. 10. holds Lakewood. New Jersey. Ed- men arrived. The boy said LADIES, his four-monlm-old brother ward "m for hemp when m, fire began when his two-year- “,EAR

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. . I l Into Canadian Tax System 1 are... p.” .1 Shula? Beam... mam. B DON EANRIGHT -e. nomic circumstances to V ' els OTTXWA ICPl—An inquiry.e;(ptectedf. thebprobable‘levels or; Excluswe satewood Reg. .195 Reg. 3.“ that uld l d t eeing>coss o pu 1c servxces an . changgs) in 1:1: anadiZn ptaxlfacilities. and the prospective ‘ N n Ngw Now

system was formally launchedllevels of government debt. by the federal - provincial con- The genera] pnlicy for shared. ferenCP- .cost programs in 1967-72. Prime _Minister Pearson de-. "The tax ﬁelds ma, Should Embed 1t .85 a hlsumc Step' be used exclusively by be fed- leadmg mamly '0 .a new tax eral government and by the arrange?th 5"?th m me provinces and municipalities. ceﬁgenféggrgdlggémien Lesa“ an the fields in which joint of Quebec and Robarts of On- occuPancy ls deswable'

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Following are the main terms capacities of the provinces." i 21 Y of reference for the study. to be’ Future inter — governmental‘ 7 Grafton St. Now Now up “9

carried out by early 1966 by a liaison on fiscal and economic committee of federal and pro-imatters. vincial ministers and their ad- The study was conceived at visors: the Quebec City conference last Probable federal - provincial-spring. The terms of reference municipal spending trends or I were drawn up Tuesday by the 1967-72. "taking into account the ‘ finance ministers of the 11 gov- broad priorities likely to be ac- ernmcnts and were approved corded by governments to ex- unanimously Wednesday by the penditures on major programs plenary conference. plat will compete for available

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Slaughter cattle 1.503: Choice; steers 23-2450; good 22-23: mew dium 20-2150: choice heifersl 21.50-22.50; good 20-21; choice? fed yearlings 22-24; good 20-21.

good cows 14.50 — 15.50: good heavy bologna bulls 18-19. Replacement cattle 2,000: Good light stockers 21-22 with light stock calves up to

Calves 347: Choice vealers 28-

nag. 2.483: Grade A at T0- ronto 27.05-27.00 currently sell- ingmat 27.75; heavy sows 17.85-

Sheep and lambs 375:

lambs 20- 20.25 per hundred- weight. MONTREAL ICPl -- Prices

. . Deman was slow. .

Receipts: 1.921 c attle. 1.676; calves, 640 hogs, 240 sheep and‘ embs.

Choice steers 22-23. good 21-. 21.50. medium ill-20.85. commoni

11.50-17.75. . Medium heifers 17.50 - 18.50. common 025-16 75. ‘

Good cows 15-1575, tops 15 25. medium 14-15. common 12-; 14. canners and cutters $11.75.‘ good bulls 17.25-18.50. common and medium 10-17.

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semny of Peugeot and Renault cars. A similar contract Is concur- . rently being negotiated with Re—. 1nault whose spokesman said: “We expect an announcement; in the next day or so.” i Quebec Premier Jean Lesagei is to make a statement in con-; nection with the proposed Re-| nault - Peugeot car assembly: plant in Quebec today. a spokes-

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chance that they might be right and this columnist is one who believes In what his own e ye a tell him when it comes to game birds and animals. Moore's Sanctuary held one hundred and fifty blacks ~— give or take half dozen either way — with an approximate score of other spe- cies such as teal and Ring-neck- ed ducks. in normal seasons its black duck population crowded the one thousand mark. Eastern Kings is practically devoid of black ducks — 24 at Black Pond Sanctuary and 4 at Sout'i Lake. Diligent Pond did not show a duck of any species but 9 wild- geese were resting on e sands bar that juts out on its southern border. Black Pond and Soul Lake normally would sport an

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a more leisurely take-off hut climbed s'wiftly and soon joined the blacks in the stratosphere. ' black duck observed at Head of For- tune where. not so many years ago they were present in a huge. black raft.

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