" MORELL DRIVER WINS STOCK CAR TROPHY

Joseph Donovan (left) , Morell was the winner af the best driver award for the

Montague raceway. Doner of ther race will

of town, one of the officials of the pleted and due to curfew a fur- be run next the trophy was James King of Sunday. In addition to the tro- :

By KEN SMITH CP Business Editor

Two short - term economic jindicators, construction and the | automobile industry, are glow- ing with health.

The total dollar value of con- ‘struction contracts awarded in the first eight months of this year is a record $3,496,276,000, io 21.4-per-cent. increase over

similar 1954 period when the previous record was set, ithe statistical bulletin of the Southam Building Guide re- |ports, All five construction cate |mories and three of the five geographical regions show to- jtal increases from 1964, the bul- letin says.

A major factor in the in- creases has been the {gain in so-called big jobs—construction ‘contracts worth $1,000,000 or more. So far this year they to tal $1,636,700,000, up 20.1 per cent from 1964's $1,363,300,000.

The bulletin gives this break- down on contracts by category, with 1964 figure in brackets:

Residential . $973,536,700 ($934, 381,900); business, $528,878,- |700 ($457,641,300); institutional, | $618,805,900° ($485,036,900); — in- | dustrial $480,641,300); ($378,453.- « 3; ($624, 461 800).

Maritimes $° 16,897,400, down

year, yesterday at the Monta- Coveside Cottages, ~ Lower phy heing presented, Mr..Do- ($45,428.200 from 1964; Quebec gue stock car taces. The tre Montague Further awards novan holds another for win- $891,372,600, up $170,348,600°° On- phy is being presented here by will be made next week. This ming the elimination event in tario $1,451,034,300, up $251,- William Murnaghan, Charlotte- week's program was not com- an &cylinder class 880.100; prairies — $511,004,200,

Trader caught fire July 21, two nozzle of the hose policemen put the pump aboard

their patrol boat and it was kept tried to hold

Portable Pump Is Dept. Mascot

A beefy rookie on the force the nozzle alone at work for hours until the burn-’ once, and found himself thrown

-—- down $3,572,400; British Colum: | When the freighter Ortent requires two men to contro! the

bia $495,967,800, up $243,072,500. CARS TREND UP

In the car industry, officials are confidently predigting a production increase for the year

TORONTO (CP)--Most organ- ing cargo was brought under through the air and into the of 100,000 units over 1964's rec- trations have anima! or human control. lake. ord pace when a total of 671,000 mascots something alive, at The lina ween tt ake — cars and trucks came off ae | least nse TORONTO (CP) —The Cana- ‘sembly lines.

* Not so the Toronto harbor po- lice. Their mascot is a 350-

lutely: reliable, say its admit» | + an Association of.-Advertising | ers, polishing up the overhead agencies has voted to change

if the 1966 .models do the

Even not sell as well a¥ expected.

pound English - made portable camshaft and cleaning out its its name to the Institute of Ca- industry is assured of its fourth fire pump. intake pipe, “the size of a nadian -Advertising. The am consecutive record year. Pro The machine can pour most junior telegraph pole.” | mouncement was made in a@ duction up to Sept. 18 totalled

ef Lake Ontario onto a fire or _ pump water out of a flooded “ ghip with @qual efficiency, they

Official statistics are that it press release.

1530 of McKim Advertising This who succeeds Harry Foster.

minute at a pressure of pounds. per square inch.

Incoming presi- 570,682 compared with 497,392 pumps 250 gallons of water aident is H. D. Roach, president in the similar 1964 period Led.

.| Indicating the strong growth

this vital industry has had, pro- '

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The new Enterprise 1s more than an off furnace. Quietasthe snow. Cleanasrain. Strong a8 the wind. Warm as the sun.

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‘The Guardian, Charlottetown, Mon. Sept. 27, 1965. 7

Building, Auto Industry Strong Spots In Economy

duction did not crack through the 500,000 mark unti! 1942 when the current lengthy boom atarted

By 1970, the industry should be selling 800,000 cars and 145, 000 «trucks, predicts Ron W Todgham, president of nee Canada Lid. and president the Mo Vehicle oe ers’ Association.

Elsewhere on the business scene, Robert Winters, chair man of British Newfoundland Corp., confirmed no serious hitches remain to’ be negoti- ated before Brinco and Hydro- Quebec can sign an agreement to develop the huge power re- sources of Labrador’s Churchill! Falls.

NO STARTING DATE

Mr. Winters, returning to the political wars as a Libera! can. didate in York West riding, gave no indication however of when the 9,000,000. - horsepower project might start, ‘#

Under the plan, Hydro-Que bee would buy surplus power from Newfoundland, use some for itself and sell the remainder to Consolidated Edison of New York

Estimated cost of the giant development is more than $1,-

Engineering $994,754,200° 000,000,000.

| Oilweek Magazine reports Al- berta will collect between $260,- 000,000 and $270,000,000 this year from the oil and gas in dustry in the province.

The record income will he about $70,000,000 more than in 1964,

The province gets from the sale of leases, from rental fees charged on those leases and from royalty pay- ments on actual production

Largest increase this vear, Oilweek says, has been from

money

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the sale of leases, indicating the sharp growth in exploratipn by "oil and gas companies.

Since the Leduc field was dis- covered in 1947, Alberta has collected $1,800,000,000 from the industry

UC Planning Revision Of Curriculum

LONDON, Opt ‘CP)—Revi- sions will he made m the United Church's new Sunday schoo! curnculum at the end of © its three-year cycle, an author of the curriculum said here

John B. Corston of Pine

Hill Divinity Hall in Halifax said re-editing and reyisions will be needed in the textbooks, was too early to say what these changes would be.

The curriculum had come un- der erieitism by some churches for its liberal interpretation of the Bible

Dr. Corston said the currieu- lum was prepared as a teaching aid’ for the next 25 to 30 years. He said more than 90 per cent of the United Church of Canada has adopted the system.

“We at first feared it would too expensive

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churches, but these ios have proven groundless,’ he said. Churches are introducing the courses ome year at a time and in some cases haye had finan cial support from the head of- fice,

The curriculum second year of cycle this month

entered the the threevear

WILL ATTEND FAIR

TAIPE! (AP) Nationalist China will take part in an inter: national trade fair at Vancou- ver, B.C., in May next vear, it was announced here Saturday.

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(Refrigeration requires pass In Grade X)

course to Grade X will be offered in English, Math and ndividuals requiring help to enter a trade.

Registration—7 - 9 p.m. Fee: $10.00 per course to be paid at first class.

NIGHT CLASSES VOCATIONAL SCHOOL SUMMERSIDE

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