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the.12- mit is taken. soon

pver-fishin Set Id kill the Cane:

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Halfish slips under the water The vessel was @ victim -of | and again early Saturday. Her off Halifax harbor Saturday. fire which broke out -Friday | crew was rescued by-‘the’ na-

wt andl executive head | tthorial and federal. govern-

val tug. Riverton, which towed the Halfish from a point off

‘¢o | Lunenburg, N.S. to the mouth ments already. have agreed to ome to

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Fi pig foster_ both ; political: Ge | commission ‘a_major economic.

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«f from. 79,000,000 last year,, their annual conference to set

. OTTAWA ion Bureau Of .. Statistics, has. raised its

bin. | ‘The revised estimate by the | federal agency is more than | 40,000,000 bushels -higher than)

previous. record of —723,000,000 bushels in 1963. ”

Hardening up the new esti- mate, the bureau said the fig- ure is based “to a large ex- tent”. on actual field returns since much of the Prairie crop was: harvested. by the Sept. 15 survey time.

The DBS completed its good-

subsequent farmers to bring in the 820-000,- 000-bushel Prairie whedt crop. | Tt was 30 per cent bigger than,| ae j

crops is nearing completion un-

its first forecast ee ie year'c. nn figures; Both are far’ hi n the| year's totals following:

weather allowed |j

Canada's Wheat Crop Estimated At Record

(CP)—The Domin- SETS RECORD.

Much’ of the wheat-estimate

1966 wheat | increase was accounted for oy crop estimate to an unprece- | Saskatchewan's forecast prodiic- dented 840,449,000 -bushels and | fion of 546,000, said most of it already is in the| pared with. 511,000,000 of the

bushels, com.

original 1966 forecast. In -both | here.

cases, it is a provincial record,

Some of the other crops were lower than last year's produc. with last oats, 382,390-000 bushels, 414,957,000; barley, 286,841,000 bushels, 214;-

000 bushels, 29,254,000; mixed 170,000; bushels, 22,600,000.

' Forecast wheat output Manitoba if 85,000,000 bushels

WATCH REPAIRS A. W. WELLNER

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der “superior weather conditions | compared with last year. .

Telephone. Evening 4-3408

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555,000: all rye 14,932,000 bush. | els, 16,695,000; flaxseed 23,542,¢ |

Brains,, 71,420,000 bushels, 74,- rapeseed ..24,100,000 |

for is

The original 1966 forecast was 84,000,000. ,

Alberta’s wheat forecast was raised from 184400,000 bushels to 189,000,000, both records for the province. Last year's pro- duction was 153,000,000.

Canadian RCs Plan Foreign | Aid Program

OTTAWA (CP)—The Roman

up-a national fund for commu- ity development aid and dis aster relief in developing coun- tries. Ge oe Archbishop Martin Johnson of Vancouver, who proposed the plan, told a news conference the first objective will be ‘“‘an in- tensive educational program to bring home to Canadian Catho- lics the realities of hunger and poverty around the world.” _ Bishop Albert Sanschagrin of Amos, Que., said the bishops hope to collect between $700.000

would go toward secular pro- jects regardless of the recip ents’ religion. :

The fund may be raised an annual collection in ‘a churches or by other methcds. A committee will be appointed to organize the program. ~ .

The bishops said they hops to establish a“secretariat to ed- minister the assistance. Dupli- cation with government and other aid programs would bé avoided. 3b

The fund will also providé emergency relief for areas rave

and $1,000,000 annually and it

will launch its own foreign aid program,

it was

Catholic Church in Canada soon announced |

FOR

Canada's 76 archbishops and bishops voted unanimously at

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NOTICE OF -CITATION’~

In Re Estate of Gordon Mac- Lean late of Saint Catherines in Queens County, Retired Farmer, deceased, testate.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a citation has been extract- ed for the passing of the final accounts in the above Estate and for an Order for distribution and the hearing of same shall be before the presiding Justice in the Estates Division of The Supreme Court at the Court House in Charlottetown in Queens County, on Friday the 28th day of October next com- ing, at the hour of 2:30 o'clock lyin the afternoon.

DATED this 22nd day of September A.D. 1966.

IAN’ M. MacLEOD, Proctor.

NOTICE OF CITATION

In Re Estate of Frank A. MacKenzie late of Charlottetown in Queens County in Prince Ed- ward ‘Island, Retired, deceased, testate.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that .a citation has been ex tracted for the passing of the _ final accounts in the above

Estate and for an Order for

distribution and the hearing of

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Division of The Supreme Court

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Monday the 14th day ‘of No-

vember next coming, at the hour .of. 11:00 “o'clock in the forenoon.

DATED this 26th day of September, A. D. 1966.

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