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Vocational Projects

()ne fetit‘ral ningmni Iil vitiicli ;i ‘, in tn he hlipoil iiim will be lit: cur. uilment a.- a retiilt (If'tlflhl mniity pliciee relatei tn the yranis dealing with technical and vocational train- inir. Thai wmild lw Shttrtslzhll‘d economy lntiPs‘d. l'ntim- li‘jfitllzlllun which took effect in 1961 the prov. fitted Ire permitted to enter intu Agreements with Ottawa lintil‘r Much tho nntinnal trmsurv “I” [m 77. per cent at the ..i iirmwl i‘iNi“ I‘r iimv pmjocts. altnmiittns and ntitliliuns for technical lnS'Iilllt> lrmie tritium, vocational high «chmtls. f‘lt'.. Exper- levnce in little lilillt'uft“ that the (utter- al share apparently duet nut cm'Pr all costs. and iii currently running al GS per cent iti' total pmiwt PVpPilllilllrt‘i. ‘

Under this policy. ii'tim April 1961 m Mny 1962. I it‘llll at 109 pro— jects were approved. The total i:th Is $375 695 559. Ottawn'l «htirt- lilting S‘ 552]”. A tiitzil iii 19] tin it Mhmls are in iw hiiilt: three ttwhiii- ml tmltitlliu: 27 trade Irhtwil mmhined trade'srhmls and ((‘Chfllfal institutes: and 155 Wit-Minna] hiL'h uhmls. Additions and llil’rfllllln{ nlimht-r l-ll. New sliidt-ni places to be movide inlal “2.901.

(‘mnplnini has been mude that In the dilil’lhlliifll‘t ttf capital prnjot'is emirmmi. there hrui been gmt ir- NlllHiV at"! Cnnndn. (‘hlei'ly it is er-tnttinined thiit Ontario. with 34 per cent at the ptypiilatinn. is receivinfl 75 per cont ttf the Stlldi‘ni plat-es rirti- vidod. We do "til know the reason for this. ext-mi that Ontario hits horn inure little. or more willinit. tn tinder. tnlte lie mninniliilitim undt'r the vmtmtm. Alhrrtn Anti Nrwiniindlund glen show a lnrnor ihnti ll'l'rtt‘! parlidwttitvn. '

Print-e Edwnrtl lsliiiitl. with .5 pnr cont til the tntni popiilniiim in re. eelvlna, 3 tier emit a! thr timian Inuit-rte. giving the pmvmce hit-ii- liios far 600 new student.- nr 5 per writ of the new student places pm» ridttd. Tin.- would appear in lw . nr'itv even break. NINA Sentin. with A l per rent of the militinn. Ii- re» wirinl only 1.5 per rent at the stud- ent MIN-n WMM. and New Rriins- wirit with 1.1 tit-t cent oi the primiti- timi, only 1.9.

At Ute Act tmw minds. the 75 im- Mini i-htii-inu hy the federnl irtw. mutant is in last tmly until March 81. 1902. This timeI limit may Impnoe n hnniehip on the less wealthy prwv- lnt-ee. mi whott‘ltl he extended in nrnvide {M’ EXiFtifll needs wherever thev may be. it i.- nne of the hut Met-e,- oi loginlatlnn the hiatenhnlter (merit hen med. and we M fill “hill. will M in the VI! Itf ita think. the M incite W

RusticnlnNewRoie “Michelin-dint“: attic anaemic lullhli "hm

mountain-mm Hiyhhma. , ' “lemmings-«Minuet

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‘ lament oil pool. The field Ill dimor-

ered in 1931; end even after 30 year!

. of production it etili had animated

mien-es it! about two billlnn limit. This Mnanu MA altered tempu- tit-m: the light-{intend [entry find lhev can‘t resist,

While the slanted well! ate zet- tmit mutt u! the attentittn. uther Vin. lutinn< Ire under scrutiny. One in the practice at tvin‘ I grind well into I «Lt'dllt‘li dead "no. then into-til". urti- iiiirtinn hernm! the maximum tit-ir- millt‘d hr lute law. This ie ununlly dune through the uite M.plllilt pipe lint-r. which and be inputted by mine detm‘tnnl so. with every Vam‘P in techntthttry. new ninth tire heinrr added ii. the grind old unto nt‘ iamenl‘. Texas. where everything fitmt‘s big. is plagued with more than its share at enterprising uwintl- lers.

Laotian Neutrality

Alrentiy there hast been In omin- min mtiire firm the new IAotien coalition gtrvernment. The 0th- day it called for the withdrawal of Uri. ited Suites troops from neighbor- ing Thailand u "I threat to the neutrality of Leon." A government Awkwmen mtide this statement in '25 ‘ommuniat-hloc repel-tern after iht- now ('niiinel'll flrli meetilll.

Lime hiiii been under the protec- tiu: watch of the Southeast Asin Tnuty Organization (SEATO) since the organization wait founded in 1954. It wu under the nlllence's charter Ihul Piesident Kennedy sent 5,000 triuips to Thailand last month. The new Laotian premier. Prince Souvennu Phoumn, announced at ' his installation that under his pnlicv thr- country would no liinger recog- nizr the pmtu'titm n! SHATO.

Fur the iinl'lPtllfllP future the, lug qiiputinn in Lam is intemilon vi the tinned ima- It] the three friction» and departure of the 10.000 Nurth Vietnamese (‘ummunist tmops that have fought on the ride of the “that Lao. All foreign troops wuuid be re- qilit‘t‘d to lawe within seventy-five (lays after signing the final accord at Geneva, ‘

Once mllitiiry and civil integra- tinn in complete. the quuth'm of elec- tinne would Arise. The dean itrr the Went lies in the fact that the pm- (‘mnmiinists nttw coniml most of ihn country and [lesumnl’tly have been working to put themselveit in it Iain-til political position. In the circumstan- cm. ii is unlikl-ly that the 1'3. troops in Thltilnnd will he withdrawn im- mediately. They are there. not as it ihmt tn Laotian neutrnllty. but to ensure that its neutrality will not he shim-lived.

A Grand Smash-Up

Srientiitts i't'mn Britain‘s en mnr— holinir bout-d recently went on n Irv-mond'tus ell-whinx s pree. i Sm» fttur ihnunnnd egg: wen nmtuhed deliberately. but not iuitt (or the fun of it. The neientistJI were trying in find out whether eirir quality varied imm one Need of ehlcitt-n in another. hut in mlllt ur- iee with the Med nf coir. 'Dtey lllfl wanted-in fin‘d nut thether the drive for more and rhupnr eut- wu kiw. erine quality.

Each qr: Wu tested for color. pmtetin value iind Ihl‘ll ihicknus. i‘ach wu wellhed and cheeked for (edits. and I mtemeter nun trien- nured hint int-eh thick jelly-tin tith- tttanpe the-re mitt near the wit when the mimutn foil! nine lien. And when lit the Min! and chairing

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Bill For High Living Falls Due

It tin come at - rude lhll‘l lo duller-proud L‘Inadlane i ) tum that the but lnr wt high liviiut mutt he puid.

We lived in high m iqu in tit-i Iall-fin er. um. um yrrm. lum don-i. thli may :nad- tan. were lulled into the belle! that thntie unmlllflt‘ nit-nud- unm t-nuid iu-t no on in» em

Irirh h'nfll ntll hi the und and Itmntne in the warninlx

Tim! all" nine lhil rolumll depipmt the pom-war pattern in which we I. country were tin- purting moi than wt- could pay tor hy our enpdrta. and peyind the bill by hockinl the old hnmulent Arcuntimnt nl Inti- einerirnniiun were hurled at me. (omen-ml!“ romments thll l )unl did not underfllnd that we ind in ve u s. rlpllal In ply hit our "human.

1 have never deplored lhe In- flnw oi clpitll. We mull have I. nut It Inn A. I u-tlnnel clutter lhll we have bommd no mitt-ii lbw-d when by prod. enee we t-uuid have invrued wire at tint inn irith hull-M1 nl iavitiiinii it an tailttni: and an even worn dinner. u 1 al- Ieted. s iii-t wr Indeed U a, up al In lcqulrr mnimi oi nur lnrluitlrlr! thin-tint investtnit in (unit; pit-re. Preirnbly w r nhould have with! in U S int/rit- turi red-mutt» halide, Whli’h in line they titeimeive- tinanctd ti» early «miner-mil of their wt: reuntiy 'ml‘. nut. is DUE

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tanreutiinii Implk-thll Ml re- mo- in WI] n prnctued in public or In natnuppurt‘d sahonil rerun the Untird Item.

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penguin today. i ‘I'hele include mint All the *lad': lit-yer. Blhle reading. ‘teuihi “lbw! religion" Ind . Mildly sheen-ecu Itch .- ‘ and enter in the Chrl an t it. Purim and um .uiiah in the ant-ii min. The prayer the iupi-eute court niitd umnntilutittnll by a wine in e In I—twn iunit-n did not take pan-«n elmple Ind nun- lenumtnatiunai

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TWENTY "V! VIA" AGO t

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l m Ind the i Ill In Club hi 4 m- lllr Mild I [AI name It the Perl mold in when ieature Elmer Laner

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