Vital Stati ENGAGEMENTS

HacKENZIE — BERNIER — Mr. ana!

Nr. Dan MacKenzie, Montague, wish fo announce the engagement of their | dayshter,-Anna Bernice to Ber- nier, son of Mrs. Anna rnier and the ‘ate. Abraham Bernier, Sault Ste. Marie, Ont. The marriage will

place thé -atter part of November

{966, at St. Mary’s Church, Montague.

‘1N MEMORIAM

OTTAWA (CP). — Combined | provincial and municipal defi- cits totalling more than $2,000,- 000,000 by 1971-72 are suggested in budget projections released here after the federal provin- cial fiscal conference.

The projections anticipate that at the same time the fed- eral government will have | © moved to a surplus position of | | between $325,000,000_ and $725,-|. 000,000.

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The predictions are subject to vast qualification, and the dan- + . McCORMACK — In fond and loving memory of a dear brother, Frank C. McCormack, ‘who was kiijed’im e-car accident October 31-, 1965. ;

“Unforgetable memory of a loved

One gone to rest” “*

Ever. embered hy Gen, Mary, Dan and ‘John KEENAN — In loving memory of & kind . and father, T.A. Gus Keenan, died one year age Nov- ember 2nd, 1965. Always remembered and sadg missed By his daughter Vernita and son-in-

Sprayed with a million tears, Wishing God could have spared you Just a few more years, |

or Provinces; Municipalities

of public

plagued deliberations of, the con-

ference’ this week. : The 10 premiers, saying the

figures strengthened provificiat

tax resources from the federal eesreniet: pressed for publi-

‘NOT FORECASTS’

pa of what will actually happen.” The projections, prepared .by the continuing federal-provincial committee on tax. structure, make these main points: —Provincial and municipal expenditures to climb to be- tween $16,000,000,000. and $16,- 250,000,000 ‘by 1971-72, assuni-

growth rate and including programs already planned

Federal to between $12,750,000,000- and $13,000,000,000 by 1971-72, as- suming a 6%%-per-cent annual

and municipal revenues to rise to between $12,500,000,000 and $14,000,- ' 900,000 by 1971-72, assuming Present tax rates and a growth in the gross_ national product of six or seven per cent a year.

Federal revenues to rise to

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,750,000,000 by 1971 - 72, rates and the same GNP

100,000,000 and “ $2,400,000,000 by 1971-72.. ©

-_.»-The_federal._position of _ap-| proximate balance this year thus to turn into a surplus of $825,000,000 to $728,000,000 by

ger misinterpretation | of their aa ateae and meaning | -

demands_for_a—big transfer —of |. P

ing an 8% - per - cent annual | |

to climb |

again assuming existing tax,

“With release of the —tigures| en es ee ee Finance — Minister: Sharp |

they are ‘“‘not forecasts’

new parish sanctuary, the Ro- man Catholic Church at Bus-

ed a priest last Saturday. The

PRIEST BY PAPAL PERMISSION |

vincetown, Mass., and

bria Heights, Queens ; N.Y., from 1954 until he and his family converted ‘to Cathol- icism in 1959. Pope Paul VI

slingen, Germany, near Mot- granted a special dispensa- + tenburg where he ee ental. tne- second such, for

the ordination

1971-72

The projections do not include recent federal commitments to-

talling for which some tax increases will be necessary.

|._ Mr. Sharp-adds—in_his_aceam- panying statement that in time

of surplus it would be the duty

“OTTAWA (CP) — sclence At- | fairs, a new magazine aimed at inipping the brain drain

New Jereny native was 2 wis- (AP Wirephote by cable from the , it would be ister in Philadelphia, Pro-” Frankfdrt) that the oe nial . The first is-|the fight was with us." New Magazine sue of the Yonuth Seience Foun-| Tojo enjoined more than $500,000,000 dation publication will appear | jose Gets Welcome but

in January.:

Next: week, 20,000 copies of a high school students. They'll be

; : _lasked to subscribe to eight 1967! wor tne ; Highest ‘or any Tender not necessarily accepted. So ae ee ee be had words -of ett ’ ’ provincial (kes. setting higher | Centennial Commissioner John . told them “not to be J. M. Doucette, Sec 7 a mail-order firms do aune ee Canadian high school students ‘Slindty the distorted Rollo Bee. L $105,000,000 worth of business @ aw described it as “‘one of | and ». emia ete enero Ne : ; worthwhile” a sc future Canada. a = — en RY ae annSenanneones Eighteen major scientific, > ol = ee Se walig eteekll tap femntelinclecmin toe , is to Fairs . __-____|im Canada. It will allow wildlife Fah Sg tg pe | leading Canadian ecientists. ‘tor if * Goods and Servies :... Where to find them in Charlottetown and District “fae written specie |e seasons ap eg Us. BUYING = SELLING a I eee ee | * ‘MONUMENTS ~ TREAT. ESTATE [ver each year i ; = = ~ vl = — vertiser it feels has done the | service sabd Hunting | WANTED MONUMENTS | S7"ING.sztuina newnina |" Thomson Septic |i try ‘Canadian scer- |Srent"8.C, sod te’ Sarltmes x + talent other . __ ALE eid OF Dien 3. W. MacKENZIE Tank Service minty the otek -eonpieion, a J Michael ‘ Granite Marble Estate Consultant S on space photogra- 240 Dorchester St. also Cemetery Appraiser and Broker egg ak ramping: | phy, chemical reactions and the We per dozen 269 Queer Street Phooe 44411 — West Royalty continental drift appear in the -CURRIE BROS. ue ar Cae = atv _|pilot issue as well as a piece PHONE Meliaine Bead ember of C.A.R.EB. RALPH FOY, by Vancouver humorist Erie 4-8595 pe 2 Tryon, P.E.I. Nicol entitled: “Confessions of —— “= Plumbing and | sence tab Beer Bottle Exchange| MOVERS st - Heating Contractor Science Affairs would be an Drop your beer bottles at - : “| SPT a English - language counterpart e a J. J. FOLEY , to Le Jewhe Scientifique, which us design your M CUSTOM BACKHOEING | has served French-speaking stu terheads, bill heads, AURICE BLOCK TRANSE Beatty Barn Equipment | dents in Canada for years. _ ene cole oe ger ‘CO. LTD. . une os Real Estate Ltd. |__ phone — crapaud 42-23 ee eee on hes * Phone 4.9914 Broker, Appraiser SEPTIC TANK Hunting Ucence 9 needs. . | Quiek Serviee ane: Bat FIELD TILE INSTALLATION | Sale Is Hea GUARDIAN-PATRIOT i : Phone 2-161] |-@ Back sozINa. OTTAWA (CP)—Sales of the CENTRA L PAINTERS - @ SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED|new $2 federal licence for

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says in an interim ‘financial re- port.

‘In_the third quarter, net profit declined to $9,015,717 or 37 cents’

1965 period. Production dropped to 900,323 net tons compared | ‘with 963.948. ;

; ‘ MONTREAL (CP ACP) — Domtar | Ltd. and its subsidiaries had net | earnings of $17,873,000 for ° the

~ REMEMBRANCE DAY CHURCH SERVICE — és FRIDAY, NOVEMBER Ith ae

Attention Kensington and Surrounding Districts

All members and veterans please assemble at the Legion Home, 9:30 a.m. Friday, November 11th, dress berets and medals, for the purpose of a joint church service to be held | in the Legion Auditorium at 9:45 a.m. || Public cordially lnvited to atjend, then parade to tlie Kensington War Memorial 10:45 a.m. for the laying of wreaths, Afternoon services, laying

Ill. ot wreaths, Malpeque War Memorial, 2 p.m. Geddie War Memorial, $ o'clock p.m. Evening banquet and dance, u '

—} nine _months — ended__Sept

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a share compared with $11,125,-| 306 or 47 cents in the “elealls|

FEW LIVE UP HIGH The . Sherpa pal’s famous mountaineers,

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waterfowl hunters have passed 350,000, the Camadian Wildlife said here- *

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Dial 892-2336 MAINTENANCE Boiler Repairing Certified Electric Welding Ben Livingston and |

Sons Ltd. ‘ 68 Kensington Road

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| Saw Mill

Surplies * : Hydraulic Hoses

Track grouser bar

SERVICES —___—__J —

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Repairs on all Electrical Appliances. Reasonable Rates _Phone 45113 or apply

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