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ping hours wide open.

A new bylaw allows stores to j:

remain open until 10 pm nights weekly. Previously Fri-

day was the only downtown '_

shopping at

Surrounding

communities of

Ste. Foy, Sillery and Charles- bourg have lured shopping cen- tres in recent years with Wide-

open bylaws

The

city .Chamber of Com-

merce recommended a bylaw allowing Thursday and Friday night openin g, but pressure

from two North-End shopping centres

evidently resulted

the council decision.

Tourist I walled city also have pressed

shops in the

tor wide-open hours. Some may remain open six ninths a week during the summer season.

FORCED TO LIMTT

But

force the majority of outlets toj limit themselves to two nightsi

simple economics will

weekly.

“Even i:'-1en, we don't think it '-

chants View.

North American shopping pat

terns shoppi trade.

' Association, in an inter

had shown the suburban ng centres lure the night while the owan area

gets it during the day.

Vice mette bec

- president J. A. Giiau of Le Syndicat de Que tee. one of

downtown department stores on

Charest Boulevard. says expe-

rience

Thursday night

means night.

in Montreal has shown opening Friday

I.» E: I! so

less business

Le Smuth like neighboring

Paquets, has an outlet in ﬁstore Place Laurier Centre» in suburban Ste. Foy that open three nights weekly.

the

OPEN THREE NIGHTS

Shop

ping centres in Charles?

hour, north of Quebec City. are

open three The $000

nights weekly. .000 Place Fleur-de-

Lys. was established in no - end Quebec City last year and

was ii

this week,

mited to one. night until

. on d a y's newspapers an- nounced the centre will be open Tuesday. Thursday and Friday

nights, 9 dently

not announced plans yet. The’ Merciiants'

downtown stores, evi- caught off guard. have

Association held a

meeting Monday. however. and

indications are most stores will

open only two night . e

like a said.

He and other executives spec-j u n e il measure ‘

ulated might.

s , news that all regula- tions would be abo

lished came bomb," Mr. Chaumetie

the co by placing the whol

metropolitan area on the same

footing. regulation for the metropolitan"

area.

lead to a provincial

Beoverbrook’s Estate Valued

At

SATNT

$12 Million

JOHN. NB. 'CPl -.

Lord Beaverbrook's estate has

been valued at

$2.600.

0m. his executors announced here Wed- nesday. The bulk of his estate

was bequeathed

brook

to the Beaver- Canadian Foundation, a

charitable organization he set up several years

The]

bated

boyhood home,

. ago. ate peer's will was pro- at Newcastle. N.B.. his Executors are

Lady Beaverbrook. G. Kenneth

McKenzie. a Saint John c'iar- tered accountant. and the Acadia Trust ompany

They said in a statement that Lord Beaverhrook‘s will also

"made

certain provisions for

-I|ts family to supplement those made during his lifetime." No.

details were given. He died June 9 at his home

In W . holdings were said to have far!

England at the age of 85. bile

o r d Benverbrook’s

exceeded 312600.000 during his

E

it 'is understood Je

time divested himself of large portal

of his estate in recent years in

setting up cha

probate otﬂce at New

dined {lo make public Exec

Into Rt.

w

ritable founda-

stie do. details of the will of tho

of Hon.

r major _v

is.

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