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MONTAGUE

EGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL REGISTRATION

A” students wishing Io attend Mon-

MONTAGUE EGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL REGISTRATION

All students wishing to attend Mon- tague Regional High School are re- quosled to regisier at the :chool Mon- day and Tuesday. August |9Ih and loth. Registroiioms 9 am. to l2 and

EFENCE CONSTRUCTION (I95I) LIMITED

ROJECT: Reconstruction of Parking Apron by Hanson. 2, 8 and 4. R.C.A.F. Sta- tion, Summeraide. RE I

"9p. Raigonal High School at. n. qualiod Io register at the school Monday and Tuesday August l9lh. and 29th. Registration 9 am. to I2 and l

of scrap mleriai. dellvomd to our M on plyinl the tollowinu prices.

£12.00 .19 (As.

per Ton

MAURICE BLOCK CO. LTD.

Cllnrlohtmwn

EALED TENDERS, marked as to content od- raised to the undersigned will be received until

WEDNESDAY, September 11, 1963 Ians. specifications and bender forms will be it view at Builders’ Exchange: at Halifax, Syd- ey. Fredericton, Moneton, Saint John, N. B. and CL Halifax Branch Office and may be obtained _\' Prime Contractors only lrom DCL Plano ection. Room 153, at the address below on da- tslt of $100.00 payable to Defence Construction

security deposit as called for in the Tender Docu-

J, D. JENNISON, Secretary. {no gmo maigli‘og

No. 4 Temp. Bldg. 56 Lyon Sh, - u T $an 2 “Am

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NTALS RENTALS thee Daniel A. King where she rund—

i OBITUARY

M by iriendl Ind rel . an. n I tribute to the decal:-

Ml. GEORGE E. CONNICK The death occurred suddenly in it: Victoria General Hosnltal Halifax, N.S.. July 10, 196.1. oi Mr. George Emmett Conhlrk of Amherst. 24.5., liter 1 hrlet lll- nus which corn! II I great ahock to relnflvei and lricnds £613.21" at well II Amherst,

He Wal the youngest mem- ber oi I large (unity of the law Mr. and Mn. Peta- Cnnnicli. 'Nwrbom, REJ. and was [avoi- ila with his school match.

on completion oi hi: educnilnn It! eMIatad {or m’ ovarian Mllch he went aevrn your. on his return to civilian Iii! he purchased u home in Am- herst. N.S., when he resided until his death.

2 was a carpenter by trade and VIII employed by KT. Allan Ltd. Ind Slito Salt (30.. of NIP-

H! lanes to mourn the moni- osy oi a loving and a kind (other. in. wile. the [armor noia nth. worih oi T‘igan, pm. one daughter and tivs sons and on. mndsoh, namely. liny. Vtrs Don Iy, sons. Carry, nrian, rein-r, Allen and min. flaillen Glen McKay, all at Amherst, N.S. Three brothers. panisl, Ncwioundlaud, Walter. xinkora. Louis, Clinton, also Six stators Evelyn. Mrs. Eranc'n a.

in, Nolborn. Camilla. Mrs. Clair Greenun. Kinkora. Helena, Mrs. William culis, Cruhsrna Road. Muriel, Mrs. Percy Mc~ Camille, lispalhgton, numaiia. Mr F

I. norm. N.s.. Maude, Mrs. Emmett Powar, Miscoudle.

His military innual was hold both 5:. Charles Roman Cnihir

c Chunk. Lunerst. N.S.. Sat- und-y, July 1;. at 0:10 n.1n. nsa quim lllzh Muss wos celcprnt ed by Rev. router Bernard inndrvy.

He was laid to rest by six oi his comrades, wilth Bnbinenll. nogsr more, lull-ed Lourctic, willilm Mac-Donald, Earle White. iinhert McDonald.

Members or the Legion carried out their service at the grave- Aide. Roy Fargo read the ritual. Tits Last Post was sounded by Arthur Mngcncvy. Interment was In st. Charles Roman Catholic cemetery.

CARD OF THANKS

’tlhe hrouieis and sistera oi ths hie George Emmott Connick are most minim to Rev. Father Bernard Landry, the Furlong: Funeral Home. has Canndian Legion Branch No. lo. the many irlends that called, mass and sympouw cards flowers, also to those who assllted in any way durin our save- ment, A spacial thank you to all.

rsdsnck Lelilnnc. Shsnt ' "ms l business Cycle

OBITUARY

blurted hy irlends and relu- tivel as l tribute to the deceas- ed.

Mu, EDNA KING ’l‘io death occurred at her home in Georgetown on May find. of Edna King in her 70th.

err, yAlulough in tailing health im- the past live years, her passing came as a mat shock or re- lntives and many friends.

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\‘n (i\\(‘lllllgs, new construction, completely fur- 'shi‘d available for occupancy early September ntii June 30th, 1964.. Central oil heating—plan- ed olectn‘c kitchens—three bedromns—lhrge liv-

alt-d nt Stanley Bridge only 25 minute drive

‘ ln Summelside on paved highway.

lay be sren at any time by contuctlnl

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PUBLIC AUCTION r. J. A. Clark. offer: for san on Tuesday Augusl 20—2 o'clock PM.

Al W. I. Hall, Parlidalo

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ed until hsr death. She_ was s good nelglthour. and a lnnd and lovlu; mother. During her lil- nsss she was tenderly cured ins by hsr inmfly, but despite loving care, God called hrs to her eternal rest, The itan look placs May the Rev. it

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Illives gathered to pay their lull rupee .During the lorvice_tile ioliolwinx hymns Werev . lyrrndsrad hy the chair. with Me", “What A Friend we {Hive in sinus". Ind “Beyond the Sunlet."

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oh Ce mlmm Wm. Allister Stuart, Sylvemu: Yoltbn. Mien. lei Burke, Jr.. Kiln- hlll Gotell, Elam Llewel-

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By FORBES BHUDE

Cnnullnn Pnu Build—II Editor

An increase In the hook rate inlt week brought u lot oi com- menl. but little Else.

lezrnor Loull Rasminsky oi the rank ol Canudn said. in el- iect, that the action was I ruc- ngnltlon of existing Iituntluns. rather than murkinl anything new. In line thil com- ment, Increase who not taken In In lndlrltlon of lighter in

y.

The worst that it may Indi- cate. it Appenrl. ts conlinuinu financial uncertainty in Cloud: and the Unified Status: Ind. un- til the lit“ tlon omen clearer, some uneasiness may

expected to continue. Otherwise, last week's our nomlc developments land the wide variety ohnrncteristil: oi cumnt timu.

The investment {Inn at Nes- Thomson and Co. Ltd. says thut ll mid-year capital spend- ing intentions are not adverlely uiiecled by the sales tax pro< vlslons oi the tedernl budget,“ sharp increase In actuli upend- ing will occur in the mound half of Ihe year which would provide

tlm to tho Aging

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PRICES uiGlIElt

The Canadian Association 0! Purchasing Alena rays July report! indiculcd I slowing oi the recent rate at improvement in munuiacturlnfl and proces- ling industries. Nevenhcleln production, new orders Ind em- ploymellt were still reported better thun in the preceding month. Prices were generally higher and Invenwriel showed n tendency to drop.

Commsnt ol the American publication, Builnen Week. on the Amerirnn Irene. may have Conlider I: point ior Cnnndn. Th0 m-s- aslns says:

“It bullnen norm 1 little Ilstlen now, it‘s an the bet- icr to go roaring oil nznln in the near tuhlre. That it lent ti tits way the to industry is uhoduflng ll land has auto industry has n Iny oi determlnlnz the snaps oi the economy)."

Thlt’l the wily. M. the Canndlan sniomopils indus. try appears to look It the coming months.

Late Friday weaknesl on Canadian stock exchanges, in contrast to a stronger tone in

Overtaking

nv LIONEL WALSH

seven-member European Free Trade Assnclntinn rsportsd Thursday it has overtaken tits United Slates in export trade and is second only to the European Common Market. The third annunl report at the Outer Seven. coming the year ending .iuns oil, said EFTA'I sxports reached 1 value at 321.527.000.000 compared with the us. iigure at 321.360.0110,-

Mnrliel'n export trade wll Worth W.W,M,M durlns the

or. EFTA ilnlil Britain Swltur- Aultrin. Swe~ den. Denmark and Norway. with Finland II on Ilmlale member. Members oi the Com- mon Market are well. Ger- Ernnan. Belgium. the Nethcrlands, ltirly Ind Luxem- ul‘B.

The moor! laid the trout: nu nlroady cut by bill! lnternitl iarliis on. most (nods. There inrlils will be obolilhed until

c an o . ahead or schedule. T is means an EF‘TA free market in industrial and several other csinnorlss oi good! cover- ing .000,000 consumers, EXFDRTS or

Exports to the mi oi the Ward role llva per cent, while EnA in- nm mi. the report said annm world lncmsed at almost tho name plate In the exports: 4. par cent enmle with a 2.3-

m yean

y trade within b It): Pfl'

irllpofll, Includinl Finland,

Appear Encouraging

Seven Member EFIA

GENEVA tReutornl —. The 000

nonmemtoiineioaoper

per-cent increase to 1961. Thus oi

Ina “mull-n. MM Mon. Ill. l9. 1068.. 11,

Business Indicators

New York, Wu on: 0! the week'l uncertninties. Th2 wank- nes: wn generally nttl'buted to

[it

equaliLntion tax. From now an. it Congresn ppproves the men urn, purchase: by Amzrlcnn citinnn oi Cnnadlln securities. other Ihan new Issues and (rod ins between Americans. will b. nubiect to the tax.

Encouraning Employment and trade tigum were announced, with July employment hsur featured manner in which an unulunily lnrge num- ber M new entrnnu. were ab- sorbed by the labor force: with at the lame time. I modest re duction In unemployment.

Sole 01 3,700,000 bunheil oi wheat to Poland wls announced, With an earlier rule to Poland announced July in, this makes 1 total oi 1400.000 tunnels with In Estimated value of 314.5%,»

Other items in the week's hus- insss news inczude :

March shipping is om p a n y. Montrul, is shipping no head oi cattle to lanthgrnd this week —the s a c o n d shipment pur- chased wltliln a month by the nusslnn government from the Albem entord Association, ulnar!-

FIRM ENTERS EUROPE

Toronin - based Snlndn Foods Ltd. entered the European Com- riloh Msrkst with nnreement to purchase the capital stock or a Belgian company making ouncs slid wniera tor the Belgian ice mun industry. The Company‘s gnu: is him isnle Halo-Beige

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Steel Company or Canada Ltd, Hamilton, is testing pre- painted steel siding tor houses.

Construction oi a s9.000.000 hydro » electric power develop- ment in the new lend-zinc area nssr Great Slave Lake in the Northwest Territories ls ex- pected in be announced shortly,

0n e lass cheeriul side. Cnnudlnn Brltllh Aluminum Company Ilyn it is postponing Indelinitely its plans ior con- struction or new iuollitiu at one Comssu, Que.. which would havs had u capnclty oi 45.000 ions at nlurninnm an- nunlly. General Foods Ltd. In- bounced it has decided not to eitnhlish an instant mashed po- tutu processing plant at Grand Falls, ME. it said the envisaged process tailed to iivc up to ex. pectations

Strong Advance

Is Reported In NY. Stocks. ‘ NEW YORK {API 7 stimu-

lslntlon nnd hopes that tho Au deadline for n U.S,Awidn rail strike would be averted, the stock market made ill biggest advance in tour monlhs last ck. Rails talliod drspite the [act there was no solid news during the trading work on which to hose expectations that the r

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tled, Thr conditional arbitration agreement cams u-cii aitcr the mnrkci nlnso. However. lccislatinn which would proulrlc no s12,00t1,~ ,00ti in tax reductions was nppmvrd hy thc liouso cl lisp- rcscnlntivcs ways anti means

tors optimistic. oven tllnllnh the tax cut still has hurdles to clear.

Wall street also was encour- aged by ulnwmn rcports iiom the auto Induslry and 3 Wash- ingtnn lorcrnsi ihai the us. output at grinds and services this car will reach is record of s, ,000,iinil.0ml or more. stock market action was lliglp lighted by pronrrss among the minors slrrls and a wide vari- ey is sues wlilrli wcrc mod- ernicIy-nricnd and reflect Intri‘asiili: puhllc partlu‘ ipntion In the market.

lated by progrcns in tax-cut leg-i g.

way lnhor dispute would be set-i

committao and this made inves- 5

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TO‘P CAT AT CNE

Dickie Dull, a (iniiy Persian Dickie. named after the hock- puuy. ll the top Eat at tho 2y nlayer. strolled of! with 20 Canadian Naliunul Exhibililvn. awards al the out show. nicks

ST. LOUIS

Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Dwycr accompanied by Mrs. Charley =nwynr and two uranddaushtnrs, ISusan. Mimme and Linda De- IMsrco have rcturncd to their lhome in Lawrence, Mass, utter lvisitina Mr. and Mrs Arthur Gaudci and Mr. and Mrs. Paul ,Caudcl in St. Louis,

Lo Myers oi |hE Canadian Air Force. and stutinnrd In On- tarin. visited hi the me oi Mrs, inrry nernarn recently.

Mr. and Mrs, Anthony Perry and two children David and

Pnddfoi Salem, Mast, are vi- siturs at the home oi Mr. and Mrs Alnhy Gallant, nlso Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Aisennult, in Tignish.

Mr. and Mrs Robert Kinch accompanied by Mr, and Mn, .iohn Kinch and daughter Mur- iol visited with iricnds and re!- atives in St Louis and Wale:- [o

Miss Nora Bernard of St. Ca~ iharines, 0nt., is spending her vacation with her grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Trembzay in Ehhsiluct

Joseph Perry oi Lawrence. Mass is a visitor at the horns of Mr and Mrs, John M. Per- ry in St Louis

Elmer Caudel ls visiting in Charlottetown W it .

Mrs, .loscph 0'i-ianiey and Mr. and Mrs. Erank Doyle.

Mrs, Phyllis Elinor oi Enstnn, iasx,, is n visitor at the horns ni Mr and Mrs Elmer Knox.

almcr nnad also with Mr. and Mrs, Fred J, Peters. St, Louis.

Winnlr Austin and topped the previous peak at '5' 275,9 reached Muy 3 it was ith “"““l““"‘“”' ““mrm‘ Me mg“, m“ film “n, we“. “1‘ are visitors oi Mr. and Mrs. IAiiril ll whcn tho nvernzr ross John G Arsonnuii. ‘

55 1 Mr. and Mrs. John Rohnrre the NEW Wk mm and ianuly, Barbara Ann. Ron» change was Cnnudinn .iavali me and Gm 0' Queben "9‘ on 27/. at mi on 303.000 shares. visiting at the home at Mrs. Ro—I

Volume tor the week heaped to 22,700.50 shares trom 18,461.- 10 ihs previous week run was ihs largest stars the work oi Juns 15 when 22.949.0«1 shores changed hands,

The Dow .ioncs industrial avs. rash advanced 10,93 to 710.32 and The Associated Press syc- rage at 60 stocks advanced 4.1 to 275,4, s new hlizh which

cnnipd in on

One oi the must-active issue 2

U.S.A.

amounted in i952 lo 525.030.000.- one-tilt]: oi totai world imports.

EFTA'a purchaser shroud arc about 54.000.000.000 higher thnn those at the us.

EFTA export figure: tor the nrsvlous iiscnl year were $10.- m,0im,00tl when the u.s. ex- noried goods vnlued sl 520.600.. 000,000,

The Commnn Market‘s nxpun figure ior this period was $31.- $00,000,000,

An EFTA spokesman nid EFTA leads tits world in per. unit! export figures. with $227 a head compared with $199 a head in the Common Mnrket and slid tor the us.

Steel Output Decline Ends

CLEVELAND tAPl—The de- Cline in nice] DMucUon, which Itu'ted ne-rly three months no. Innearr to have ended, Steel mag-zine nayl.

The metal-working wcckly uys production this week is ox- pemd to be about tht runs In the entimnlld l,765.000 tons produced inst week. when out- pul climbed one per cent.

"on: pickup reflected rsrump

tlon oi work in open nssrth shops Ihnl had silos

been Mr vacations and maln- Mnlnce," Steel slyl, mention I yl that “al- thmllh automakers ill take 15 cent morn Ileel Inn- me in Samantha- than they will in Am“, their September buying will be only two-thirds norm-I volume. Rulon: They‘ll kt tho mt oi the Itul trike e "

At a ithenrsni M the FEM animus Minis-ht CNE Grandstand Show in 'rtvr on

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HATLESS HORSEMAN

lilr W in the Irmll thinifli h'u hat pppem ln d-iitzor n1 tot-in: tran by the Advanc- tmx hot-sen. it turned out on

right In his manure Ilan pod ovrr or amnd flle hat and it wasn't photo

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Strain“)!!! are deported to encouraged by conunulnz menu In the nomination in- dustry or they await a pickup in the automotive demd (or I

The magazine says producer- think ihers n s sham tor n modest uplurn in (Inlahkd steel shipnunia part month.

t in.- mining map In marlan time. stsol's price compoiite on No, 1 heavy meltin: suds was unchlnled at 0.10.07 A no" son lut week.

out How-1 Jam and Elon-

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