$1 million food plant spurs Montcigue’s economic growth

l iijlilltlll dollar trosti-il loud will employ approximately Z00 change has taken place at Mac lfor 1964 instead of one as in me _ . gl _ N) in new homes [men and women of the area. iLure Electric in which Preston-past lew yoai's. Fhe maiiaLe- ’i'" V,” W ‘ll )ll.\l|l(“~s. --rliii-;iiiun' The ltll.)a('('O industry has been l D. Mac-Lure is now omployco ' ment feels that expaiision is .3 - ‘ ‘ .

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M, l1'l) 'l"l'> |ll' . ' 11.‘... in the illtifl vear with ‘ for the future. 1964 will s ee‘ business has been taken over by source for this expansion. i - ‘ ' ‘ - ., , , . _ i . . W”. 4i.;..g,- ‘II (-unie ii lllh-_l s.\ie1-al new g ro w ers and II isl Hume and MaLLean. other am«a,_-“W5 m “,9 area ‘V1-1,.» i*~i."‘lll>llm(’lll ml the Lao the opinion of many that if such as Brudenell Park. Nluoi-i-‘s ‘ll

the , , l";l(-k(i{‘,\ -ul.-mt {ll .\loi.- plrnts could be started carlierlLARC‘["ST ‘ON lS'‘A3n ‘ ..,. -my mm-n inns Win‘. a in the spring the frost loss would we held M """"“' ' ° "~ ill‘ in-. vi-1'll_\' to .he be less likely to O('(‘Ul‘. fnlmmagule ladckf‘ 0?” la Hiwailfon ships, and the centennial (-919 l‘i‘n~ _il.'Il1l. \\’lll('l1 is In 11> At least 10 new homes wererslv ::1h;’° 3" ‘$135,’? h"”k'"t‘ 0;!‘ brations which include the p rot‘ e s sod l)i'iiss.el constructed during the year and 3 " ‘P E5 3 '5 me" ‘ Lower Montague Regatta. the l,‘lli‘l lI'iilll \\lllCll it is expet-Ir-rl that several willig‘l'3g¢ 113-‘ 'fl“‘lM‘I’1l_‘”l’g}l‘-' F913‘-‘°"‘ “mm day regional slrawbe“-V . . ' - . ; " ‘ ' i'‘'- A ’ . . ‘ i‘i~.iii‘ii 1 i'i;siilwd in. tin (‘l(‘(lC(l iiihl9h4. lmvi rentatl i 2“ lI‘19aSa1aé; fQsm,a1_ 9”.” an mdwale a mum liltl \\(‘l'l‘ llt'\" i~iirm'.'n itiiisitvz is vim: iii\'osti'.!ale I ‘ - . -never influx of tourists this ~. y .. in e 1- mil inrl nno mu‘ the Dtl§i~ll')llli_V of a senior i e""’lfm'3'"_“‘fr’85- “_'l(l"‘;lh :5,T3‘l3i y9§,«_ * ‘. . rrnp 'r- ti/ens housing project is ais. l.”P " Pm" 5 mm ' '5 7"" 5- '3 , _ , . li‘ ‘iitiirv llll‘ Dllllll \\‘lll twin" lookwl into. \ ‘sun of 34 teachers’ ‘me “I I I h “lip ereﬂlmnlxutf‘ a nevkmimitiim . . . . - -. ?'n.‘r'-llll rm ana l‘\_\ nnta toe .~ and (‘ll os.: l'.X])allSl()ll by business firms l “"19 bﬁtrelary. and lill‘C‘P’_]_3nl . "‘ 93 3 ‘ ‘ 3 ll i'(‘rIll‘l't‘ l--om ~ttli‘ltl s‘llt'll as Irving Oil Ltd which? l°l'5- and 3“ am”? emclem mew $75300 dam at Smherlands "ml '. ‘_ _ ‘ H " _ _‘ . -. .- ‘Streamare in the offing with W... inns of pointot-s .iiiiiiiail_\ has purchased the hoL‘keyl5°h"°l l_’°‘“'d “”d9" d'”~"“°" “fl ,~ t k both » m H‘ I liiiikllt! to ‘he h.'iiirllit1i'~' rink. nossihle (~lian'.'.(‘s at Nl('h0l- Paul K'"1-l5b“‘"Y- gggltmmiln ll.” 3 on on m e “ ' . .. . . . . u e. . jiinii ii-ms of _.sira\\‘wiiies son .\lotors. and l\lc(‘-owan Mol— In the tourist industi'y whichi 2, mil xii l‘aSPl1£‘l‘l‘lP.S and l)lue— ors l.trl.. Iiave heen rumored. lis expanding in this area th e -1 it is thought that other small Garden of the Gull’ Museum had

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. W ,.;_\n~i,ov '.’Il0 lindiistries will establish here. A its largest year and the man- 5ll!Il.lt‘lt, t‘Rl|llllll\\t‘l'. p e a an new mac-liine shop opened dur- apiement is looking to greater in- ,,_,,,. hill ma limrls \\lll also he ‘V ml.‘ the year and they are quite 2 creases for the centennial year. w,.,.._,p.l in this plant which I pleased with biisiuess to date. A There will be two employees ..._

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Of Continued PROGRESS In The Promotion . Of LIVESTCCK and RACE HORSES

R GION-H. IS LARGEST IN PROVINCE

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND.

known as the Kentucky of

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° Full Course Meals ’ Lunches

' Fish and Chips ' Homburﬁs

' Take-Away Orders ' Home Made Pastry

”THE RESTAURANT OF FINE FOODS"

town Driving Pork races the largest number of events. eleven in one week which is a record number of race meets in one week under U.S.T.A. Jurisdiction.

cur During Centennial Your Specialty 1964 enioy another year's

ruc:ng at its best . . .

ls Chop Suey

It 1963 "OUR GRAND STAND GOT A NEW TOP" "Where Friends Meet"

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