Canada ls Being Displaced

As Exporter Of Iron Ore

By REFORD MacDOUGALL MONTREAL lCP)—Two years ago Canada was one of the chief exporters of iron ore to Europe. Today she ranks behind coun- tries in Africa. South America and Asia.

Why"

That is a question Canadian experts asked when an iron ore trade mission recently visited

P. E. Cavanagh. president of Premium Iron Ores Ltd.. hasl

and Metallurgy that from now ing 00505. on Canadian iron ore firms will have to rely

they can do so.

Mr. Cavanagh said tiie trend now is to even higher grade pel- told the Montreal branch of the lets, even up to 85 per cent, to Canadian Institute of Mining reduce transport and steel-mak-

He felt this would help counter . I on the North any attempt made by African American market and he felt and Latin American ores to oust boro. ll 8 Patient in the

KINGSBORO

Mr. and Mrs. Torontt. O n t.. a r e spending their holidays with the latter’s mother, Mrs. Harry Bruce and brothers, George and Arthur. all of Red Point.

Clarence Fraser. son of Mr. Wesley Fraser, North Lake, re- cently underwent an appendec- tomy in the Sourls Ho s pital where he is still a patient.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ching and daughter Connie. Red Point were recent business visitors to Charlottetown.

Mr. Floyd MacLean.

Lloyd Pound.

Kings- P. E.I.

Canada from the U.S. market. Hospital. Charlottetown. When l

he is undergoing treatment.

Miss Annie Townshend. South ake, has moved to Souris where she expects to spend the winter mon

Mr. Nelson Stewart, Red Point. has entered the Sou ris Huspital for X-rays. '

Mrs. Roy Dixon. Botiiweli. is spending a week with her dau- ghter, Mrs. Brendon Bell, Mi. Bell and family. Charlottetown.

Mr. Chester Bruce. Kings- boro, spent a few days as a pa- tient in the P.E.I. Hospital Charlottetown. u n d e r going treatment.

Mrs. Lester Robertson, Sour- is, is spending some time visit- ng with relatives in Red Point

and Kingsboro.

Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Mao Donald, Charlottetown. visited recently with their former nei- ghbors in Bothwell. 0n Su y, Nov. 1, Miss Darlene Whelton. Spri hill, N. Scotia. Field Secretary or the United Baptist Missionary Unl- ion was the guest speaker at bothmorning and evening wor- ship services in the Kin gsboro Church.

Misses Roberta and Carolyn

Baker, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. obert Baker. Lakeville. have b e e n sick for the past

wee and been receiving medi- cal attention as their home. In addition to those who were

prize Winners in the Rural Beautification contest. a nun:- r from this area attended the banquet held recently at the ‘Chariottetown Hotel. Among these were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rose, Red Point: Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth. MacGregor. Mrs. Rob- ert Baker. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Robertson.

Mr. and Mrs. Bernard .Mos- sey. Bothwell, were weekend visitors to Moncton, N.B.. guests of Mrs. Mossey’s sister, Mrs. Joseph MacDonald and ’Mr. MacDonald.

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Mrs. Harry Bruce. Red Point. has accepted a position in

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Britain and the continent.

Their findings:

For ’3 sources — Algeria, Li- beria, Mauretania. M o r o c c 0. Sierra Leone and Guinea. Vene- zuela, Brazil. Chile and Peru. and India and Gao—now offer Europe ores with a higher iron. content than any Canadian ore.‘

Canadian producers could of- fer a comparable high - grade product containing about 65 per cent iron, but to do so wouldl have to mine 21/2 tons of crudr-l ore to produce one ton of sale-1 able high-grade concentrate. ‘

PROGRESS CUTS MARKET

Technical develop m e n t s in ‘ methods of making steel in oxy- . gen converters have freed Eu- ropean steelmakers from depen- dence on Canadian ores.

e trade mission concludedl that the world iron ore market- i ing situation has changed so l rapidly virtually no prospects l exist of selling iron ore outside ' North America for perhaps dec- ades no come.

It was simply a question of price. w h i c h Canadian ores could not meet.

What about the United States . market. where most of Canada‘s ‘ iron ore now is going l

Here the sliiiation is more en- " couraging. and the severe com— petition from low-wage coun- tries less emphatic. say market experts. ! U.S. MARKET SAFER

For various reasons—proxim—i ity. investment interest, scale of ‘

operation. common technology ‘ and other factors —- Canadian i markets the US are not

theatened so immediately.

PISQUID EAST

Mrs. Harold Jay was a in Charlottetown Monday

Francis MacDonald, M o n- treal. P.Q., visited friends in Pisquid East, Tuesday. l

M a d Mrs. Floyd Jay were ‘ recent visitors in Charlottetown.

Mr. and rs. Earle MacDon-l aid. Lorne Valley, were recent. guests at the home i . and Mrs. Harold Jay.

Mrs. Floyd Jay, Merlin, Ir- win and Glenn were visitors in Covehead Road Sunday w Mrs. Jay's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter MacDonald.

Mr. and Mrs. David Birl. Charlottetown. were re c ent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alton Jay.

George Leard. Mount Stewart was an overnight guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Dover.

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