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Declares High Tolls, Fees ii": May Destroy Seaway Value

A sliipping !\N'ttIl\‘P said 'l‘uesda_v high tolls lit-art of (‘aitatta and the l'nited’ and conipulsory piloiage fees uill law-

tllnd Ohio. He spoke at the launching of a

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I and pilotage charges must be assessed on a iealistic. I)a\l§ for the scavtav route I( useful and beneficial to the S0.- tl0ti.l)tI0 people living in the Great Lakes hasin." he sa . I

(‘ansda and the United States.‘ partners in building the 5447.001).- tioti seaisav. are iiegotiatiiig a sys-I tern of tolls for the watt-r\Aay,. hast-tl on caigo iimiiage and ship? measurements. The toll striicttirr‘ vihich must by law pay off the seaviay cost in 50 years Is ex- pected toibc announced earlyi next _\r-ar.

STELLA MARIS (‘.W.l.. ’l‘tie Stella hiaris‘ sub division of the ('atliolir \\'oiiicn's League V0l‘IIl RllSllt‘(i. held their regiilai niiiiitlilv meeting in the Sclitiol.

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O. on lit-ct-iiilici' lst. with a fair at- teitdniit-e 'l‘lie I)l‘(‘\l(If‘llI, \Il‘.\ .l I ti tlaudiii, opened the meeting unit the League Prayer.

The minutes of previous meet-l tng iterc read h_v the secretary and approved The tre.'«isiii'ei"s re port SI1(i\\E‘fI a nice balance and “as adopted as read.

The follovuiig t'0fl\I‘nl‘TS tabled reports. Spiritual. Mrs R (lini- thier_ membership. Hrs Arihui lioirtin Fmieriainment. Mrs Vhas \lat"\'t‘il. Social . ‘Hr: Jerome L (Gallant t‘itt7en— ship. ‘\Irs I-Id It Gallant. ' l’PSpt)tI(I(‘lll‘P. letters from Mr Morton Dew. re TB Seals and a donation was made towards this worthy cause.

Letter from Mrs Earl G I\titIi)(‘. \aiitina| ('tln\'Pl'1t‘l’ of the '\I.'l".' .’\'t‘\\' , stirpli t'r‘< to be bought. money voted for treat for children at Christ- mas (‘hristmas baskets for nee-(Iv families. lottery to he lII'rI\\l1 for December 22 at shou vain to be bought for knitting for wiial scrxit-e parish VH"tl‘l( Knit ting for Catholic welfare Centre was reported done.

I Bills were voted paid. money was voted for flovi-ers for altar at Christmas. and the Sanctuary in be cleaned. Several ladies vol untc-ered to clean the Sanctuary

The meeting then adioiirned and closed with the president re- citing the Act of Consecratlon to the Blessed Virgin Mary.

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l t'rdii. ii mlstnre of Persian and -Iaticirn. forest land and farms among its

C. N. R. FIRST

First .\itl auards itnre present’ ed in n niiiiiher of railway em» pltivees vcstcrda_v by George R Urecntiiigh. Superintendent of thc

lslaiid lliiision. (‘N R Several local and regioiial 0IIIl‘laIS at» tended.

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WS Spence SC. Frank Marltniiald

THIRD ROM“ Vi‘ 1"» '\lin;n. F‘ P Dmlo, I3 L (ameron. \A'.l Vesring

O N. Z. Govt. Will .

Give Tax Rebates Ill \lult|’\. \i~\i /ralaiitl ‘IIPII erst Priinc \lini<tci'(Iesignate Walter \'a-sh Tuesday announced his rir-ulv - elected Labor Envern« merit \\lII iiiixh Ioruard \|lll1 its [i|'P('If‘('llnn [\lf‘(I:._'I‘ t-oiite tax t't*li.'itt-s. iiroinise: \\|II take longer to carry

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He said the government will grant taxpayers a £100 - pound $230! rebate in F‘ehruai'y.

Promises to increase govern- ineni child allnitance payments and to l<\llP lltillklllfl loans at

three per cent interest Will be put

into effect over the next three

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George Drew. Canadas inn, ssioner to ‘ ' ma Tuesday night Canadian Ilade lnlster Gordon Lhurtiiui mu

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About 1.200 firms haw asked for interviews with the lltlssiogi when it. returns to l..ondiin mm its cross-country tour

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