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ESESTER BOATS To RACEAT lOWE OIN‘TAUlEg' area. In addition in in boat races. a feahmre of the mots

be a swim from George-

town to L:,‘.ver Montague, a distance of a mile and a sixth.

regatta on Wednesday of this week. The events are part of a Ibrcc~duy program in the \iontarznc 7 Lower \Ion‘tazue

Lobster fishing boat! li‘Irc Gris will be among those tak- ing part in the races sclrcdw led for the Lower Montazue

Windsor office said the branch at Fredericton would aim at

from each branch plant, com- men -

y EDWIN 0. WI!

JAKARTA (AP) — President Sukarno’s confrontation policy toward the Britishabacked Ma- laysia federation apparently has scared off foreign capital and resulted in an urgent call for domestic investment. “To hell with foreign aid" Su- karno has said, if foreign offers were based on insistence t Indonesia abandon its hard pol- icy against neighboring Malay- sla'.

Now Indonesia’s senior minis- ter of finance Summo has been quoted as saying Indonesia wrll likely be receiving less foreign economic aid becwse of “poll- tical developments.”

Antara, th e official news agency, said Sumarno told a conference of economic planners the country has not reached tne minimum percentage of invest ment needed for economic de velopment.

"An investment of as much as five per cent of the national

Tough Sukarno Policy Scares Amway Capital

income cannot be considered not been

big and yet this has ' Sn

achieved in Indonesia." murno said.

MUST INCREASE VOLUME

He said estmeot volume must be increased “in order w curb the decline in a standard of living writing from the poo- ulatlon increase."

e conference was reported trying to plan a national eco~ nomic development program based on the principle of “rely- ing on our own resources.”

At the same time. Antar- complained that Indonesia’s ban on business with Malaysia, In donesia’s fonmer No. I trade

partner. was being clrcum vented by smugglers and and de- vious mean

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Indonesia refused to recognise the federation when it was formed last September and cut. off all legal trade relations. Su- karno said crush ch: federation.

Antara said the amount of In-

Ilsy sully—n apparel! reference to the brisk smuggling trade—or throu weaned lo gal export. meaning shipments destined officially for other countries are being diverted to

' Malaysia.

QUOTE FIGURE! Attributing its report to intor~ mation gathered in New You and Washington. Antars said since September a monthly av erage of 5.000 tons of Indone- sian rubber still had found us way illegally (smuggled) into the federation. It said about 15- 000 to 20,000 tons reach M

and Singapore by being diverted from their offic al des tinatlon. It gave 35,000 tons as the average monthly total go

"it’s a concrete example of the type of industry can for this area by several develop- ment bodies. e idea is pre- vent millions of dollars from leaving the area and becoming. ‘lost money’ as far as the Mari- times go."

Iprod-uction of one mobile home

I and 10 travel trailers daily, em-

; ploying 60 men directly and an-

rother 50 indirectly.

l Production of the smaller travel trailers—under 26 feet in length and called "pups" in the iindustry — was the immediate . aim of all three operations.

But the two operative plants

Efound the influx of orders for

*the larger mobile homes forced

ew Plants In N.B. Seen Aid In Maritimes

B DON McLEOD they turn out a l2-ioot-wide mo- SAIZNT JOHN. N.B. (CPI —-A bile home from the axleshup in cross-section of Maritime prov 10 days or less. The omes inces industry is expected io‘range from 26 to 60 feet in poflfonefi‘ent of the om" “"9 reap increasing benefit from‘ length, 11"” ‘1?)an the decisions of three Ontario: Glendale has bccn turning out The lions share of early pro- firms to establish mobife Iromsitwo mobilc homcs a \vcck since duction will go to a chain of

4 DIE IN Fm! ESTEVAN, Sask. (CPI—Four men were burned to death Sat- urday in a fire which destroyed a two-storey home on a com-

Town of Montague

PROCLAIIIIATION

I do hereby declare Wednesday,

.ty July 15, 1964 o Civic Holiday for

mum pasture at nearby Ma-

ggy", °Reggb§ma§og ° $351; the Town of Montague. This is to enable everyone to attend The

tration. The men were identi- fied as Charles Gadpipe, 28, of mm Centennlal Strawberry Fesflvol in this town.

Port Arthur. 0nt_

manufacturing plants m New April in its ncw building at Sus- retail distributors m the Au“.

Brunswick. sex. whch L22 men now are em-i . . Total val u e of nroductiou ploycd. It hopes to expand the! he regmnltandhquebec' although when the third branch plant is:’ working force to men misome “‘1 5 3". been sent

the 1 through Ontario to western Can- ‘adaéh'l‘his was possible because m- V , , ‘of e Maritime Freight Rates AI- LMPLO‘ *9, , [Assistance Act which enabled The 20th Lemur) planl. to an‘ mung the western omen h _ abandoned RCAF hang?” at the: as cheaply as it could be d3: More than 130 locally re< 500mm“ an?“ “e?” M0"°"from the Ontario plant. cruited workers Will be em- [9!“ employs 00 1mm m produc- ployed in the plants after train- it"): "‘ onfiflmmf"; “If” a gay' ‘ rug export of the units produced tug by specialists from head of- f1“.“5t'rym‘ gmswgmtimefiévmifi in New Brunswick to Eurote Ilomes,= ' ‘ " land South America. Proximity

operating later this year will he j three months and double well over $4. annually.‘ size of thc plant.

with most of the homes ten ed r markets in the lantic provinces and northern Quebec

Brrsay.

One of the firms is consider- '

stevan; his brother. , Albert Blondeau, 24, also of Gibo Signed. Bruce Holmes Yeo

Estevan, and James AIR CONDITIONING Mayor.

Call us for free estimates on any size building or room.

Storey Electric Ltd. Dial 4-7841

PHONE 83-8-2541

floatation were Beginning to

turn toward Indonesia, now are back to Shim and

Malaya for their require

." Ankara '

the general concens

among American business cir-

cles that should the current sli-

uation c , apo Malaya would again be in posi- tion to com 'e with Indonesia in the international rubber mar hot with goods originating from Indonesia herself."

Actually, Malaysia and Indo- nesia produce almost the same amount of her. Indonesia's production averages 777,200 tons a year and Malaysia's 768.300. USED OTHER ll‘A

In the past, about half of In- donesla's raw rubber was fun

own flier con- cerns also are engaged actively in Indonesia in development projects, working on contractor relationship and production sharing basis with state-owned enterprises.

51 FIRES BURN

WINNIPEG (CP) — Forest thee ravaged 'I Mar: dry northland during hot week- end weather. Robert R. oss, Manitoba fire control officer, said 51 fires were burning Sun- day, No communities were re- ported in danger '

Welcome, to Montague's .

STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL AND REGATTA!

Wed., Thurs. and Fri. July :5 -l6 -'l7th

Don't Miss The

VARIETY CONCRT WEDNESDAY

. AU. STORES FEATURING SPECIALS THURS. & FRIDAY

HIlCHEY 8. VunlDERSTINE

MONTAGUE

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gfifiome’gjnatle. M3333 Centm. ‘ceremony in mid-June. cracked , ' e M bu ’1} "L d ' fila bottle of champagne over the’ 9 gm Ship?“ faculties “’35 dues“!-

08:11.1 finisi If" onw‘ad bow of the first “Ship of thelcrted as an aid to such a move. x 0 re omcs. 1n - highways“ m come on me‘ lfineh larg; sitar: operator,

' Scoudouc line. W 0 as 0 er e full first ‘ Eyeball “mew. haveugém‘hgg‘ Harry chclman or Pyrarnid'slyear’s production of one model . 9mm Mee . m Century's plant near Mono-r ton and Glendaie’s branch operv Regattai ation at 5115 sex. Pyramid Y I I . r to wants completion later this S M . . summer government - built n “ . chicken Suppe

quarters at Fredericton.

Local purchases of compo. dent parts may mean as much or more to the region as the actual employment of the‘ plants. as firms find orders. coming in for items ranging. from steel frames to furniture. BUY IN .

of the

Strawberry Festival

These are purchased now In Nova Scotia and New Bruns- wick, as well as all the lumber and plywood used in the homes.

and Regatta!

stoves. mattresses and floor

tile.

Plumbing systems. glass and

almorit eainy other part oi the

compet unit could be pur-1

chased in the Maritimm if see The

prices are competitive, plant . '

managers slated. nager Leon Cooks of 20m -

century’s Scoudouc plant said Fr'day

components for his firm‘a rn- .

tire Canadian production mav‘ be bought in this area because of favorable freight rates In the‘ London headquarters.

John Dewinter. manager of1 Glendale’s Sussex plant. felt "the freighting firms may be the ' beneficiaries. al- though we now purchase much of our material. right down to nuts and bolts. in the Mari- times." ,

The assembly lincs nccd a steady influx of components as

. . . TOWNWIDE SA'LE THUR. 8: FRIDAY

MABON DRUG CO.

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[up . . . Thrills. . . Excitement! IT’S THI’E

MONTAGUE STRAWBERRY ‘ FESTIVAL and REGATTA IULY 15th, 16th. 17th

Don’t Miss Our Exciting Sky Dving Events Thurs. Evening

SEE OUR GREAT BUYS \ SPECIAL FOR THESE THREE DAYS

Montague's Strawberry Festival 8. Regatta!

I . Soap Box Derby

0 Little League Ball

\O Ham Supper

MaclEOD 8. GREENE

MONTAGUE

WIGHTMAN'S MONTAGUE.

runs

10mm

SUGAR WSIJS

MIRACLE WHIP 32 OZ.

SAlAD DRESSING ' our 69:

FRASER BONELESS

Chicken 3 m $1

Emmi;

Prom . . . . . 39:: Drink 3 ,0. $1.00 WIGHTMAN'S SUPERMARKET

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WEDNESDAY ( l :00

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WEDN

O Maritime Show

TO THE

“I Y owned their for the 0W Orin-day t turday. . . . I See the Contain) Model Ship‘thlay at the Gard. of the Gulf Museum (0pm all Summer)

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WELCOME !!

Montague Strawberry Festival _ , and Regalia . DAILY LIST OF EVENTS

ESDAY. JULY 15 Bar)

Lobster Boat races begin Swimmers enter water at Georgetown for swim to Lower

Montague 1:15 Snipe race (sail boats) , . 2:00 Expected arrival of swimmers from Georgetown Arrival of Strawberry Queen Contestants by boat Official opening of the Strawberry Festival by Premier W. R. haw Introduction of the Strawberry Queen Contestants.’ Unveiling of the World’s Largest Strawberry Shortcake 2:15 Lobster boat races continue Open and closed swim meets begin Races for outboards Flying juniors nee (sail boats) ' 4 :00 Presentation of Cash Prizes to winners of the Lobster Bout Classes and Long Ditsnce Swim by the Queen Contestants 3:30 Turkey dinners with strawberry Shortcake being served in the warehouse on the wharf and in Poole’s store. 8:30 Contents] Concert in the Regional High School, featuring the Charlottetown Centennial Ch e and other numbers. 9:30 Dance in the Lower Montague Hall I THURSDAY. Jun 16 THURSDAY (Children’s Day) 1:30 Little League Baseball game at Sullivan’s field 3:30 Decorated doll carriage and tricycle parade, in front of the Soap Box Derby Regional High School. 4:00 Midget Baseball Game, Sullivan’s field 4:30 Ham supper 8::th strawberries and ice cream, at the-High 00 5:00 Private dinner for the Strawberry Queen Contestants 7:00, Sky Divers sghispllay, landing behind the Regional High 00 9:00 StrbetDsnoe,RegiomlI-Ilgh8dlooll’arkinghot ~ FRDAY. MY 17 FRIDAY ‘ (Coronation Day) 2:00 Float parade, :lth over 20 floats, Flag majorettes, Bulls an so on Decorated parade, in conjunction with the Final: a 3:00 Band concert » Behind the Regional Flag Majorettes Display High School. 4:00 Lobster dinner, with strawberries and cream, at the School 9:00 Don Mouser Ball, with Mom, Don and Charlie, or the distinguished patronage of Lieutenant- vernorW..T. MacDonaldand MrsMuDonsld 10:00 Crowning of the Strawberry Queen by Mr. George Fraser. FIN FOR All. mm THE M O aestheStra'wberryQuoon Contestantssstbeyputici- pet's in daily oven ‘

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