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Bedeque Sigma C. Boys are geen receiving the Marven Shield, emblematic of first place in the Maritime provinces’ share-selling

campaign, sponsored

Maritime Religious Educational

oTEARY

A large congregation attended the church service Sunday morn- ing in the O'Leary Baptist Church The speaker was the pastor, Rev. Ress Howard. Mrs. L.G. Dewar

Membership certificates to two,

BEDEQUE BOYS WIN MARVEN SHIELD

the M.R.E.C., Saint John, N.B.; Rev. G.A. Cowper-Smith, former pastor of Bedeque United Church; group member; Charles Ballem, chairman of P.

by the

undertaking,

members of the Mission Band. | relatives attended.

Eien Dewar and Eric Eljis. Mr. Roger Ellis returned to his | in Moncton, N.B. a‘ter

Council. The presentation was made in Bedeque United Church recently where the group includ- es, left to right, Kenneth Web- ster, group member; David Ham- ilton, Boy’s Work Secretary for

store site in Campbellton form- erly known as Coughlins store, and are now operating a grocery store. Their many friends wish them every success in their new

A shower was held in honor of & |Miss Norma Harris Friday nigat was called upon to present Life jin the Baptist Church aud:torium.

iA large number of friends and,

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Cari Wright, E.I. Boys Work Committee.

LONDON

June 15,

day was 413,000.

UNEMPLOYMENT DOWN

(Reuters)—The num- |ber of unemployed in Britain fell by 67,000 in the month ending Yerick Heathcoat Am- ory, chancellor of the exchequer, | told the House of Commons Mon- day. The jobless figure on that

American common base metals and, and gas,

range development

by its leaders.

co-chairmen of the said that the group seek the removal of sary restrictions” to

ium, lead and zinc. NOW RESTRICTED

US., dian exports.

A strong hint of such a long-

day night in the communique is- sued following the second meet- ing of the Canada-United States inter-Parliamentary group and in statements at a press conference

Roland Michener, Commons Speaker and one of the Canadian

ing of such base metals as uran-

Lead and zinc now are under | import quota’ restrictions in the seriously affecting Cana-| keting.” However, it seemed to him that

|Common Market Seen Likely For Base Metals, Oil and Gas

OTTAWA (CP)—Canadian and American law-makers appear to be aiming at some form of North

market for

possibly, oil

came Satur-|it said.

consi on

and

view.” . conference, |«\WAKES SENSE”

“agreed to all unneces- the market-

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the delays in processing applica- tions for licences.” But it hoped the U.S. Federal Power Commis- sion and the New Canadian Na- tional Energy Board, to be set up shortly, would co-operate to

questions relating to continental

in Washington last January. It is

U.S., possibly next spring.

LITTLE POWER The group is designed to give

opportunity to exchange views informally and to learn about each country’s problems. It does not act as a body or pass on formal resolutions to the Cana- dian and American governments. |

pective authorizing bodies — Con- gress and Parliament — in the manner it sees fit.

The legislators also discussed

defence and defence production sharing and boundary waters.

The communique said “there was complete agreement that the best hope of avoiding a nuclear war rests in the collective deter- mination of the free world to re- sist aggression and in the main- tenance of strong deterrent forces. In this context, Canada- United States co-operation in air

overcome the problem.

The inter-Parliamentary group, |

defence ‘through radar lines and/| the North American Air Defence

scheduled to meet twice a year.| } The next meeting will be in the \ornan” It said the missile remains a threat to North America, but added there is “‘no q

dispensing with anti legislators in both countries 82 fences in the immediate future.”

| the resources of the two Each section reports to their res- | deli “is: tentalimeneie ‘dlen

effort. Special ‘attention was

Maritime College of Pharmacy

Applications for |

ELEMENTARY PHARMACY COURSE are now receivable

The communiques

“In the field of defence | produe- tion, it was recognized that there is a unique degree of intendepend- ence, requiring the best | use of

ies tion of

Apply to The Dean,

Maritime College of Pharmacy, Medical Sciences Building, Halifax, Nova Scotia.

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ion of de-

assumed special im-; given to the question of what con-

sisted a proper sharing of defence im the common effort.” was no elaboration. DISCUSSED DRAINAGE.

The working group o1*boundary waters reported hope that inter- governmental consultation will resolve differences arising from a proposed added divisitn of 1,- 000 cubie feet of Great Lakes water through the Chicago drain- age canal and from pilotage reg- ulations on the Great Lakes sys- tem.

DX i ene

D.U. | me CRITICIZE WITHDRAWAL c ATTLE BREEDING

spending the weekend visiting; LONDON (Reuters) papers Monday criticized the for-

his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ellis, West Point. Roger is on |

the staff of the Bank of Nova cian office for a and a

Mrs. Nicholas Bulger returned | against exhibition at the Moscow, to her home in West Point after-/riim Festival of a British film|

Scotia in Moncton, N.B.

visiting with friends in O'Leary. Mrs. Watson Bolter has re-

turned to her home in Mii af-|and British dip'omacy. The film, |

ter spending a couple of months ea eee Tustion-taoaen (PEA. r son and daughter-in- stival, cee tems

visiting her son and daughter-in as ae ek

law Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Boulter

poking fun at the foreign office |

—News-

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Mr. and Mrs. Gi Harris and daughter Glennis. Knutsford, ac- | companied Mr. Jack Cooke to) Toronto, Ont. They will visit some | friends and relatives for a couple of weeks |

Mrs. Neil MacKay, Colyeman, | entertained the Women's Instit- ute members at her home for their June meeting. Nine mem- bers and two visitors were pre-

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