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Industrial (Ottawa Studies Contraction er, a on Is Opposed

further utilization of Maritimes is being studied by the government, Prime Minister Pjmsce sal = ee : Diefenbaker said in the Com- ; . mons.

Policy of industrial contraction, ST : F. D. Mathers, president of the He said the brief has been re- Pinadinn M me f: ts eat: Anee | Serene from Premiers Robert ciati * yr me aye a Stanfield of Nova Scotia and ta mnie’ cian ac- Louis Robichaud of New Bruns- — wick. Referring to proposals that ns Diefenbaker did not re- Canada should specialize in her veal the proposals it contained.

production, following the exam- Gna Se 7 Mahionand (e° = s oe -_ ee and, Gloucester) that all briefs re- =. yeatiers declared: ceived in his office are referred

“ , , Swit- : ; We are not Sweden or Swit-| +, the ministers concerned with iect

area, in potentiality of our nat-|-~ to match. But we are able to TYNE VALLEY nothing is more certain than that) \jacLean and Mr. and Mrs. En- in Halifax where she will | family

zerland; we are a vast nation in| ii. cunjc ural resources, in everything ex-| cept, at this time, a papaint on up- port a population many times! ponald MacLean accompan- larger than those countries, and | jeg py his mother Mrs. Ivan one day we shall do so,” sor Waite, motored to Halifax recently. Mrs. MacLean remain- ec I i s Chorus Of Gloom spend some time with her son | Ralph and Mrs. MacLean and Is Scoffed At Mrs. Edgar Milligan is a pa-

. . By industrialist tient in the Victoria General Hospital in Halifax. TORONTO (CP) — Canada’s! and Mrs. Elmer Mac-

industrial leaders will be ingen-| Donald and daughter Barbara, fous enough to meet any new | | RN, motored to Ontario recent- conditions that the future may| ly where they attended the wed- hold, provided governmental | ding of their daughter Joan, encies do what they t mec D. W Rice gy len sar i was Presbyterian Ladies Aid me 1 ew oneee md oon | met at the home of Mrs. Frank Co., Limited, said ace) Ms Platts recently. A special col-

| lection was taken for Camp the company’s annual meeting. “T have been struck of late,’ | Keir. It was decided to hold a

then g said Mr, Ambridge, “by the| food sz aes) ee Stewart's on ; chorus of gloom which comes store on Saturday, Apr. 7. The

: ele next meeting will be at the from the professional economists |

in govern t and Merial home of Mrs. Stewart where a n government and academic clt-) further collection for Camp Keir

es. | wil . “We is Abitibl de not share | ne ere

| Mr. and Mrs.Ivan MacKay, these sombre views. We recog-| Hunter River, spent a recent nize that solutions to the trad- | weekend at the home of Mr. ing problems of the future will| and Mrs. Hart Lidstone. They be different from solutions which | also visited with other friends served in the past, but we will! in Tyne Valley. re Thomas Skerry, who has been Mr. Ambridge, Abitibi! pres!- dent since 1946, said the present for sometime has sufficiently meeting would be the last at/| recovered to be able to return which he would preside as ‘‘my | to his home. normal retirement date is Feb,| The YPS and CGIT staged a 1, 1963." He added that he hopes | V? y concert In Tyne Valley he can continue to serve as a| recently under the Guid- director for a few more years. | ach i. ae sonata Reviewing operations, Mr, | Wich was v Ambridge sald Abitibi in the | Who attended. first three months of this year| Mrs. Wilfred MacDougall produced 4.1 per cent more| spent a weekend recently visit- newsprint than in the first quar-|{ng at the home of Mr. and ter last year, and he hoped that | Mrs. L. MacCaull in North Bed- for the whole year newsprint | que. iably | Mr. and Mrs, Alden Yeo, 50 lil Ay ae |Henry Mooney and Mrs. Kay ; - Howatt accompanied Rev. L. M. Conditions “are good’ in the | \yacNaughton to Charlottetown fine paper business. Production | recently to attend the funeral ef board products is substan-| service of their’ Aunt. tially ahead of last year and| fonald Miller is confined to @ubstantial expansion is planned | the P, E. I. Hospital with an at facilities at Sturgeon Falls, eye injury. Ont., and Alpena, Mich. Mr. and Mrs, Alden Yeo and

| family were ee eee : Fairbanks-Morse Bedeque the guests of Mr. an Sales Set Record

| Mrs, Harold Holland.

MONTREAL (CP) — The Ca- madian Fairbanks - Morse Co., Lim has sales

the School on Tuesday evening, April 3rd. The president Mrs. John Biggar, presided. Roil call was answered by a dona- tion for the Health Centre.

619,000 in 1961, but non-recur- ring expenses, including reor- ganization costs, and ‘‘a_ soft- ness in the Canadian market for

Imperial Tobacco Has Sales Boost

capital goods and _ industrial equipment” caused a net loss of MONTREAL (CP) — Imperial $1,138,000 Tobacco Company of Canada

the| Ltd. had slightly higher sales in the first quarter of 1962 than in the corresponding period of 1961, but the same due to continued high costs, President Edward C. ’| Wood told the annual meeting Monday

The annual report sald loss before depreciation charges, loss on exchange, income taxes and capital gains was $647,000, | compared with $1,762,000. In| 1960, substantial capital gains, transfer of reserves for contin- gencies and tax loss carry-back had reduced the net loss to! $547,000.

The 1961 consolidated sales of $40,619,000 compared with sales

continues to be ‘very the company has hadeeind for an increase in net earnings in

1962 of $34,457,000 in 1960, the report earning a ae $13.857,00 000, tae $138 said, and with the previous rec- a share, in 1961.

ord of $35,206,000 in 1956, vasssebeacaasliaindds

R. H. Morse, III, president, said the company should have a profitable year in 1962, as Ca- nadian operations, responsible for the over-all loss {n 1961, have been overhauled to operate at a@ profit in 1962.

IMPORTANT FUEL

Natural gas supplied about 10 per cent of Canada’s energy re- quirements in 1961, and is fore- cast to reach 25 per cent by

| 1980

a patient in the Health Centre |

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ATTENTION

The general insurance business formerly carried on by the late Lloyd S. Stevenson has been taken over by his

William V. Stevenson who will be pleased to extend the same friendly and courteous service to all clients.

PROCLAMATION

WHEREAS the City Council of the City of Charlottetown has passed a resolution proclaiming advanced Sum- mer hours for the City, effective mid- night Saturday, April 28th to midnight Saturday, October 27th, 1962.

1 HEREBY PROCLAIM Advanced

WALTHEN GAUDET,

Mayor of Charlottetown.

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