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VANCOUVER (Ci—Now its vegetables and frozen food from a vending ma- TV dinners. Apartment tenants chines right in your apartmentkcan operate them with a key block~and on credit too. |and “credit card" — a code

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a stallation of a new Canadian- imatic at the end of the month made frozen food vending ma- and given a new supply 0 china in apartment buildings in tokens. The apartment landlord British Columbia and northwest i receives a commission on sales US. states. lfrom the machines in return for Other will be going in at Cai- l permitting their installation on gary and Edmonton said Fred his premises. Wise~ prestdent of Credimatic “Prices will be competitive International Vending Corpora-iwith supermarkets," said Mr. tion . of Toronto. whictthi holds world patents on the vend- ‘ could touch $100,000,000 this ing freezer. lyear. .He told interviewers that be- Besides'tihe Vancouver instal- sldes North American instalIa--lations, Calgary and Edmonton trons, the,company has licensed will get the new food freezer- the manufacture of 5.000 units vendors next week and the week in West Germany for the Eu- after. ropean Common Market. 2 W..I‘. Bell, president of Capt- The Vancouver franchising i Iano Canning, said the company

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The Guardian; Charlottetown. Mon. Feb. 18. 1963. l3l tax rate on a minimum of 45 per cent of the assessed valua- tion for the year 1964 with the minimum percentage increasing one puer cent a year for an inl- ztiai period of 10 years. LIHAdLEF-‘x ‘09)“; MW" J-E-t 3. The business tax payable oy as sugges an improv- _ ed municipal tax system forlhy we °°9“°'°’ of real "Opel: Halifax th at he believes will}.V for busmess Purpose! at t 9 further attract industry and en- general tax rate of 50 per cent courage new industry in the of the assessed valuation term- inating at the end of the 1965 The suggestions are containedfiscai year. in a new city charter bill that will be presented to the Nov al Scotla legislature this week.

A m o n g recommendations to . , . the provincial legislature a re. Blue Steel's?!“ 1 Inn," is “2310‘ single general tax rates that will ‘ %r°“"t.o 1:11 saffd ha “coeng be fixed annually by city coun-‘i’peral '.'. . ' cil It would be used to ciilcu-lIts “pecmcat'ons I“ range' “3'

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concern. Capilano Canninglwiil distribute the automatic Company Ltd.. and its wholly- food vendors in six northwest- owned subsidiary, Pacific Cred. em states. He predicted instal- imatic Incorporated, expects to lation of 3.000 machines in the install 50 of the freezers in 50 Los Angeles area alone and of Vancouver‘s largest apart- thousands more in other major ment buildings in the next two northwest cities. eeks. > r. Wise predicted the “store SAYS MACHINES HANDY on the doorstep" freezer will .e machines combine con- become as commonplace in venience and credit, said Mr. apartment buildings as laundry Wise. They offer a selection of rooms.

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OTTAWA tCPi — The Cana- dian medical profession and provincial tuberculosis sanato- ria have had almost unbeliev- able success in the treatment of accept European refugees suf- 325 tubercular refugees pluckcdyfering from tuberculosis and from displaced persons campsinine provinces agreed to par- ln Europe. iticipate in a treatment pro-

The same high degree of ac-‘gram- . compijshment has been: Of the four refugees Still In achieved by the federal immi.ihospital. three are All! sanatoria gration department in the infirm Quebec and one in Ontario. tearation into society of the 826} Under the Program. the fed' refugees involved in this hu-leral government Paid the 005‘ manual-13“ movement, inf transportation from refugee

Of the 325 tubercular refugees ‘ Camps I" Blimp“ It 8150 “mid brought to this country as one;to pa): mamtefince cos.“ or Canadian contribution to World 1 one W“ "l .“m” “‘9 “my be' Refugee Year, only four stillicame esmbhshm‘

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