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An Atlantic Provinces Economic Council was formed at a meeting in Halifax attended by the politi- cal leaders of the four provinces. All expressed approval of the idea of closer co-operation in improving the economic conditions of the provinces. Shown above, left to right. are Premiers Smallwaod of Newfoundland, Mathcson of Prince Edward Island, Flemming of New Brunswick and Hicks of Nova Sco- '.ia who takes office today.
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cNllTlleports Decrease in Revenues
MONTREAL. (GP) -- Canadian National Railways today reported net operating rev:-nue pf 3550.000 for August this year compared with s2.989.000 for August, 1953.
For the eight-month period ended August 31, 1954, not operating rev- enue was reported at 56,217,000 compared with s20.086,000 for the corresponding period last year.
Last month, a. CNR. statement said the company would have an
i over-all deficit for the year.
Operating expenses for August this year decreased to 353,432,000 from 356,958,000 for August, 1953, but operating revenue decreased to 853,982,000 from s59;94'l,00O.
The Canadian Pacific Railway Tuesday reported net earnings for August at ti,94l.82B compared with 31,980,001 for August, 1953.
The CNR.'s net earnings for the first eight months of this year were 512,503,538 compared with :l5.088.831 for the corresponding period in 1953.
Ilulee To Be Used in New Fund Forms
SAINT JOHN, N. E.. rCPi-Dulsc
the edible at-awerd known to com- .
parativcly few Canadians outside the Marltimcs, is destined to be- come more popularvat least in forms other than its natural state as enjoyed by gcnemtions of New Bruhsu'ickei's.
Packed with iodine and min:-rals in smaller proportion. the inex- pensive hcalth blIlIdCi' already is being prepared in capsule and pill form to help prev:-iit gnitre and counteract dict,ary FIPil('l8llFY.
Plans are well under way to convert the bi'iny-tasting purple we-ed into flour for biscuits. cook- ies. cake and bread. This develop- ment follows long research by the maritime regional laboratory oi the National Research Council, the Nova Scotia Agricultural Coll:-ze, and the Nova Scotla Research Foundation.
Dulse is said to contain 300 times more iodine than whole wheat and 50 times as much iron. its scientific name is rhodymenie. palmata while the word duise comes from the old Irish or Gaelic "dull- ensg."
summer! the time for dulse to be picked from coastal rocks at ebb tide and dried in the sun. It's also the time for tourists to look through store windows and wonder what the stuff in that sells for 10
- cents a bag. Those who try it the
tint time are apt. to make a face and than be informed, "It's an ac- quired taste." some prefer it toutod.
Duh grows in many parts of the world but New Brunswickere believe the Bay of Fundy type
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ference in tide icveia. allowing the weed a good chance to thrive and plrmittlnggaey harvesting.
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Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Yeo. who were recently married. left on a honeymoon trip to visit friends and relatives in Boston. "Maine, New Hampshire and Cambridge.
Mra.sAibert Templar of Suffolk. is visiting her alstera. We Guam yea and Mrs. Robert Vlckeraon of the Jewell Road.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Jewell and family. were recent visitors at the home oi Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Mulch. Chen'y Valley.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Adam Livingston, which was held on Saturday, September, 25, was largely attended.
Mr. Walter Dockendorff of Corn- wau, was visiting in Broadnlbane and vicinity on Sunday last.
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Hi-Yconference To Be Held In Sydney Oct 9-1 1
SYDNEY, (GP) -- The annual Maritime I-ii-Y conference will be held in Sydney Oct. 9-11, it was announced today.
About 50 or 60 boys and girls from groups in Halifax, Charlotte- town, Moncton and Saint John are
expected to attend.
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Delegates 1'6 Tour -Atlantic Provinces ,
Business men from acroas Can- ada will take an eight-day look at the Atlantic pravlncu Oct. 2-9.
They will take the look as dale- gatea to the annual meeting of the Canadian Chamber-not Commerce in Halifax Oct. 4-7, and in pre- meetlng and post-meeting visit.
The meetings them. will be "Canada's Next 25 Your." and discussion of this and the wide range of Canadian buainesa.inter- cats will be the prime purpose of the gathering.
PERSONAL CONTACT l
Vlclng in importance. however. will be -the personal get-togethera of delegates and the opportunity of the host city and provinces to present the-mael..... to a national audience.
As one business man puts it: t! can pick up the telephone in my office any day and talk to some one I know in any part of Canada or, indeed, in any part of the Free World, as a result of meeting people at such conven- tions." ,
The Canadian chamber held its first annual meeting in Saint John, N. B.. in 1026. following its organ- ization meeting in Winnipeg in 1925. but has not met in the At- lantic provinces since its 1932 meeting in Halifax. Accommoda- tion for the 500 or more repre- sentatlves. including wives. is A major problem.
MEETING OF IMPORTANCE
W. J. Borrle, of Vancouver, prea- ident. says the Halifax gathering may be the chambers mdst im- portant meeting so far, in the light of the many problems business men "and the role which business men must play if the future pros- perity of Canada is to be assured."
Following the convention theme. discussion subjects will include the
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tuturnirolatloaahipl or button: and government, or management and labor, and the future of trade, as well as resolutions and policy de- clarations on scores -of Canadian topioa. .
In route to Halifax. delegates will mend la half hour Saturday. Oct. 2. It Campbeliion. northern New Brunswick lumbering. hunt- ing and fishing centre; Saturday afternoon and evening ln' Moncton. N. 3.; a halt-day Sunday in Turo. N. 8.: and will arrive in Halifax late Sunday afternoon.
Following the meeting, delegate: may choose among trips .to Lunen- burg. N. 8.. the Amrapolis Valley of Nova Bcotia. or to St. John's Nfld.. including a stop at Sydney. N. B.
Delega ea going to Newfoundland will retu n by air to Montreal. but
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Thutldsyn .Sept.-80o 1954 GIVEN Mull BAY. o.IIil..
-Irbo mooihlyiaautinl of as. we ter'a subdivision of the C.W.Iu.. of Seven Mile Bay we: held in .111. parish hall on Sept. 19, following Benediction in the church, Thu.
win an attendance of 17 members
The prealdont opened the meet ing with the League prayer. r It wan arranged to have or card
party in the "hall. and the prize:
aro to be donlted by members. A report of the Diocesan Con. veniion was read by the delegates. after which a vote of thanks wag moved them by Mia: Flori-in Green. Collection amounted7 to 31.00. ' i
Meeting closed with prayer or consecration by The Director. Fr. Reg McDonald. --
othera will spend a full da? in
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