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KAI‘IJSK:\SI\G, (lul. tL'I‘l— A caiali-ti.io 1 Hill cars has toiir ed this \tii'thci'n Ontario t‘Ils ll‘tt'l callin: for an nod to a strike of 1.400 hush iioi'koi's.

About Sltltl persons. mostly it— tI t‘ p e n (I 1‘ nt truckers. soi- liot‘s. farmers and contini-tors. all of whom have been affected by the strike. were in the cars.

'l‘lio oars lioro signs s'i Ill: “People want to k." m‘nmont. union. company down and settle soon."

The independent: and tho sf‘I- tloi's and farmors who make 1:3"! 1‘ llll‘i' l’\ it; Iiy ‘t""‘ill:. have been kept off work suice tho hush workoi's w'ilkod off the job Jan. 14 to back demands for a new contract with Spruce Falls Power and Paper ('oiir pany. and its subsidiary Kimv lierly - Clark Pulp and Paper (‘ompany at Longlac. 2-10 miles from here.

OVERTI'RV LOGS

The settlers and triii'kors say they are hoini: intimidated by sti'ikors who roam tlto hush an‘l‘llll'hillE loads of logo

The demonstration was llt‘ttt'O‘ ful. nioi‘in: oast roiii hero to Funnier. 211 ' ziwriy. Ill \loonhoam. tho carah-ndo has met by Reno Bruuello. monibor of tho l.oi:isl:itiiro for ('oclirnne North. who told them tho gov. ornmoiit was aware of tho . rioiisuoss f tlio situation. 11c requested both sides to respect the rizhts of others.

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Prod Rcaii‘sto. attended tlto :oldon anniversary of his law and sister. ‘\Ir. \l'illiniii Braudor on Jun. 22.

Mr. and .\Irs. Daniel \‘onnatt entertained at a card party at tlioir homo iii lndian llii'or lltlrir tho auspices of tho (‘.\i'.l.. Iarlios hiL'h St‘ltl‘f‘ wont to Jo‘i‘ \t""‘1(ll|ll. routs .liil- ('riikoii ('oiisolntions \l rs .\I‘St"llallII and Wilfred Hot-k fi'oozoout. Leonard Mac.

\Ii's. Victor luniau. oanoi's accompanied by Mrs. '1‘. liiman, Summorsido. wore rocont visitors to Hamil- toii. the miosts of Mr. and Mrs Wyman (‘lar .

“rostiiii i'untcr left by c a r Monday morning for Streets— \'ill(‘. Ont. Ho was accotiipauiod hy William H. Brown of Ken- sington. as far as Shediac, NB.

A largo numhor of children in

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this vicinity are confined to thoir homes with measles and mumps.

MONTRl-MI. 1(‘f‘l -~ Ltl\t"~ stock prices on the east - otid iii:‘~‘kt" 'I‘uosday \\f"(‘ ~tt‘ad: .witli Monday. Trading on: at 1i\'o under a flood demand.

Receipts: ."ill cattle. 35 (’HI\'(‘\‘ and 1‘) sheep and lamhs

Medium heifers sold at 10 and common cows \i'oro 111.7316.

Good yoalors sold at 31-36 and medium flit-30.

First Oil and Ga 4 60

‘onds ( llrctil A 6"" Foods o Iorlif E 5 1’,‘ Foods (‘ollootif C s "l Group 1m- .1 W . Growth Oil and (3a! 9 if» . ‘ Inyoslors Growth {TH '...'17 Invosioi of! t '11 Lil” In\‘f‘€l0|€ \‘liitual 1" Ti" 1479 Mutual Accumulating .1 m to] Mutual Income .."i 5:7 ' \merioati of Canada Ill 31 1.31 One William Street I“. .11- 'Uin Provident 41o? t to Putnam Growth 11.1? ".01 Radisson 4 Gti 5.12 Regent 5.1m an: 1962 EVE‘!‘ Fund Cda Ltd. 5 Ti 3.78 W Electron cl 71in 7.96 Timed Investment din 6.91! United Ai-cumulatiie 6.13 6.70

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A inootiiu’: was hold in Tor— oiiio Friday hotuocn union and laiioi' department officials. President .1, K Laioi‘co of l.o- mil 2'10; of tho Lumber and Sniiiiiil \l'orkt‘t‘s' I'nir‘n lt'I.(') said follnii'in: his return from Toronto that tho iioxt more 15 up to tiio company.

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’l'ho :ist contract owned .\u: .i‘xl. The union wants a sim- i1;ir omitrnrt for hoth Spruce Falls and its subsidiary calling

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returned to home 111 Soiiris llospital where he spent .‘~l"\'t‘l’?lI days ue to an injury to ltis foot and is now able to ho about \\llIl tho aid of critt-

.\lr-< I'ZIsio Koiiitoily. Rod Point

as taken up t‘I‘sltIf‘m‘P in Sour- for tho winter months. Mrs. Koniiody is cashier at the Sour- is Snack Bar in which position slio has held for several years.

Just before the fall of snow nu Jan. 18 Mrs. Foster Younzz. Kinnshoro picked a lovely bunch of pniisies from tho pardon and she states they wore perfect iii (‘\'l"l‘_\' \\('l.\'.

.\ mi'rl play \\;is hold at the homo of 111'. Mrs. Maurice Holland. North Lake.

Miss Rortio Yates. Kinzshoro.

hos Ifllxt‘ll up rosidonoo in Sour- is for the winter months. Miss 'i’airu. is oniployod at tho Soul‘- Sum-Ii llni'. \Ii-c. .losopli ('hapiitaii. roturit- ed to Iior home at Rlack Pond. I1El\‘illfl spool some time a pat- ioiit in tho ('harlottotown Hospi- in]

Several people from Illl‘ Kings- lioro.’ Rod Point and East. Bal- tic districts attended the Sacred Concert at Trinity United Church i“i'u‘h~ttcio\i'ii Friday ninht Jan.

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(tour-1o 1C. Mat-Donald. (.‘liar« lottoiown altondod tho funeral of Albert Whalcn. Rod Poin

.lohn Wlialon. Labrador ed by plane to attend tho fitn- oral «if his uncle. Alhort Wlialon death took place

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Everett I‘latts. (‘linrlottotoiiir \ioro Sunday vis- itors of Mr. and Mrs. Roddie Kidson. Rod Point.

li‘orhos Young. Charlottetown. spout Sunday with his parents. ‘.\Ir. and Mrs. Foster Young. KillL‘SIlnt‘ti

The funeral for Albert Wlial—. o

. Rod Point. was hold Thurs- day morning. Jan. 17. from the. Perry I“llll(‘l'?ti llonio. Souris to

St. Marys Church. Souris. Sor~ \‘ico :it tho church and uraio was conducted by Rev. Father

lhinpliy Pallbearers woro I.71111‘~ io Sutherland. Wilfrod Lappiorro. \loriiii Iniiddyi l‘hapman. (flay- tiiu Rose. Ali‘alt (.‘I'IlnLZ. Ross lJoIiniot Young.

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Independent Bush Group 3’ Appeal For End Of Strike”

i' a lit-poi'coiit :rnoi'al “an” increase. Spruce Falls said it can not make tho same terms as Kimberly-Clark because of an unstable markot foi sii pliato pulp used in production of fine paper.

The entire area from Smooth Rook falls lilo milos \i'ost iloarst has been affected hy the spike. Businessmen iii Ix'apus- kasini: have laid off staff and stopped credit to many per- (011‘.

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The funeral for \lrs. Losllo Macl.oan was held Thursday af- rnoon. from tho home of her dauzhter. Mrs. Maynard .\1c\r- hur to Lot 14 United (.‘hui'ch for service. lntei'mont was in the church cemetery.

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Stephen Delmry. of the (‘atia- dian Broadcasting Corporation in Halifax. N.S.. recently visit- ed Mrs. and family.

ll rs. MacCormack is \‘iSIlmE with friends and rela- tives in Boston ass.

Mrs. William J. Martell re- cently sustained a broken ankle. in a fat and is now a patient in the Charlottetown Hospital.

Miss Margaret Dalton left last week for Boston Mass. where she will reside with relatives.

Joseph Martel! left earlv in the week for Saint John. wh re he Will undergo exam”; ations for the Royal Canadian Air Force.

Alec Arsonauit has entered (‘asmp Hill Hospital in Home).

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