DIS-PLAY AT NOTRE DAME

Reflecting the desire for great- er cultural development and the ability t.o follow through is the work of students at Notre Dame Academy in the field of art. Pic- tured above is a display of oil and water color painting and ex- amples of leather work now be- ing publicly shown at the Aca-

Pilots Dispute ls Continued

M0lNT‘RlEAL (CP)——A meeting Saturday between the Shipping Federation of Canada and the Great Lakes Pilots Association failed to bring nearer settlenient a dispute over the use of pilots on ships plying the Great Lakes.

The federation claimed pilots -picketing at Kingston, Ont., have

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Imagination and technical skill are shown in the broad sweep of seascapes while the still life work reflects a sincere appreciation of the subject. In addition to this form of art the pupils of Notre Dame show t h e i r versatility through -a top quality display of food products ranging from filuffy

not obeyed a count injunction re- straining picrketing issued Friday: Th-e federation could not “con- done such violation of the law by entering into any negotiations or discussions.”

THREE DIE IN CRASH

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (hr) — Three men and a woman died Monday when their light plane crashed and exploded while land- ing at an airport here.

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By FORBES RHUDE Canadian Press Business Editor TORONTO (GP) —— Canada in recent years has expanded at a faster rate than the United States and, accordingly, can expect to be a little slower in coming out of the current recession, Dr. J. R. Petrie, Montreal consulting econ- omist, said Monday in an ad- dress to the Association of Cana- dian Advertisers.

However, he added, a year from now a speaker will prob- ably be able to say:

“The recession now is behind

period of expansion." In Dr. Petrie’s opinion it will

biscuits to tempting cakes and spicy pickles. Milady’s wardrobe brings out all the artistry of pro- fessionals as countless examples of the work of the young seam. stresses are presented for inspec- tion. Admiring the paintings is Alfred J. Kelly well known Char- lottetown businessman.

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be about the second quarter of next year before a real upturn can be expected, and he doesn’t see an end of the recession in this calendar year.

He saw several factors con- tributing to the current dip.

They included “tight money;”.

expansion of the last several years; shrunken. world demand for Canadian products; and the

-economic adjustmentin the

United States. SOME PLUS FACTORS

There are, however, he stated, many “plus factors” in the situa- tion.

The capital expenditure pro- gram, though short of last year,

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The housing pickup probably would result in‘ 140.000 new res- idential dwellings this year, increase of 15 per cent. Ard it had been estimated that each

of $2,000 on appliances and fur- nishings—“a lot for the trade.” _ l Total employment, despite un- employment, continues almost at

a peak, so that consumer income‘

should be close to last year’s level, and retail sales are still rising.

There were also the "built-in stabilizers” —— of such things as unemployment insurance, old age pensions and family allowances.

The advertisers three - day meeting is being attended by some 800 delegates from across Canada, and its theme is “Ad- vertising: The creative force in marketing.”

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