Morhn “Wid the CanadaJapam Canada, Japan urn he om : ts of b d the : Tighten Ties . cite of bar vationsh dvvelen:

ment have directed Canadian TOKYO (Reuters) — Herbert atiehtion interests across

Moran, Canadian ambassador “the | Atlantic. towards Europe. to Japan, said Friday common But | | Canada, aleo is a Pacific

$ |The Guardian, Charlottetown, Sat., Nov. 26, 1966.

| Ch'town Electrica | Firm Celebrates Anniversary

political. and economic object- — vation each year Canadi-

electric . ves wer moving Japan and ans are ecoming increasingly ag ee ee for jthe patronage received ang ~ Canada into partnership. consort Asian activities.’’

ttn of Storey Electric Li- “There: is @ determination, as . Hé Said ithe volume of trade

Jast month’e ministerial meet- between the two countries was

expected tp be in the order of ing in Ottawa demonsirated, te this year, com-

(90,000, 000 last. year.

mited marks its ap anniver-

| gary today.

ea Founded in, the immediate . ' | post war years, the firfi has grown from a one-man opera- tion to a staff of 25, each of who has, had: special training in his own particular field.

Storey Electric is a firm that ea service and confidence built and

- © | while maintaining its efficient EARLENE MARSH “operation in the field of wiring

=e eunfidence and friend ship,” ares _to #

BEST Wiss |

ce: Mrs. E. Marsh, Miss

. ob MacDévgall, Mr. W.M, ' toe PAY OFF FOR DARK dow by the town development | | ond, electrical, combacting. ex i STEVENAGE, England (CP) corporation, which is construct- ‘refrigeration the past 10 years. . A Hertfordshire church bas ing an office block next ‘to the Mt alee Goals le servicing howe- S Electr Lid _ , been given a stained glass win- church. hold refrigeration ranges and 7 orey c laundry ‘equipment. G. S. (Wes) Storey, proprie- + ald) Harry ‘James, ai Do we

on the occasion | a of their

tor and manager, was a pioneer = * cherty. ©: ur any Frien in the field, of refrigeration in (© Hleciticians: Ernie Trainor, . | this province and ip pre-war ; © Ae. ~4 fore iman, Moe Sherry, Ray Mc- ' years made a study of the then . kl a Brige, Dave Ramsay, Ceell x ' infant industry. and has follow- © WES STOREY Wa od / : 4 ed its growth closely. He is | a pris artment; Al Martin, : eneral Foreman: Keith War | i TELHNICIAN REPAIRS MOTOR | 20th. ot ll , ian ‘with! consider. Vocational Schodi. Art Leblane fe te cai of moe . The.

graduate of New York's College : 20th anniversary,, Mr. Storey logy_and a charter member [of - Costomers We Say ..: tt ea ata abreast nadi d lu petience im the repair — of the motor and appliance re firm is ipped to handle . improvements and advances Ca ian Tra e ISurp US Cut of electric|| motors = , pair depariment at Storey aimost any size and type of H. M. ON L

|of Refrigeration and Techno- said that, “The firm is grateful ren

im ‘the latest engineéring techni- seid and | former Electric works on repairing electrical machinery. ques he is in a position to give instructor. at the a4 froviscial 7

. | @ompetent advice on any on By Increased US. Deficit

. | efrigeration project. OTTAWA (cP) A. (Ab) ta soe mee | Wedn ro OFFICE MACHINES ‘

EXP AFF whe : a JA. was accepted W ~— Ce adl

A eine staff, with many ,,2TTAWA (CP)—The second all countries ‘totalled $5,407,000, Cavan, 59, has been appointed night by the Ottawa police com- | :

3 pte ; Y largest commodity trade deficit 000, compared with $4,671,500,- "Ottawa police chief, succeeding mission. The retiring chief, who Charlottetown - Bammerside l| —s experience, is prepar- with the United States in five last year. In addition there Chief Reginala Axcell who bes is 60, has in il health for i | ;

a aun ae ns . years occurred during the first - ne-exports." of imported - been on leave of absence - more thaa a month. : Mech os

pnyt . and anyw . seven months of this year, re- goods amounting to $143,500,000 s

wiring, and refrigeration OF ports the Dominion Bureau of and $137,200,000 last ' : I d

motor rewinding and repair, Statistics, » . eo i ‘, & _| . The firm is exclusive franchi: It cut deeply into Canada's s ee . : ; 4 |@ealers for the Hussmann trade- surplus with other:coun- I fports from all countries im

frigerator Company, the largest tries, leaving the balance with caauliiar tikes an year totalled srt of commercial re- 4) countries at $107,300,000, 45,285,000, comparedw i th Srsely plant in Pesce Cae, compared with $389,600,000 ‘two $4,002,513,000' in the same pe- s viand, mot - years ago. During last year's sical inet year. rat dere eae Sandtp upusual trading, the surplus for This left Canada with | the the mer inat nd vrs idali ® the year at the end of July war $107,300,000 surplus of exports = ae dives ta eine the Qeaken ee $6, 100,000. over enperte in trade with ail General Riectrie so The figures were contained in countries to July this year. Jn Ee nts e on the fir the bureau's final report | for de with the U.S., there was ae heme July imports and == exports, ‘a deficit of $60,000,000, com- MUST BE. BILINGUAL | made public ‘Tuesday. night. It . ul with deficits of $619,100,- OTTAWA (CP)—The govern- showed Canadian purchases of

ment sists that telepho: ‘foreign goods in July amount- operators on Parliament Hill ing to $737,028,000, a slight in-

Congratulations

in- 1965- and $562,700, m

\ deficit with the U.S. was a bilingual, | Tra crease over last year’s July to- ‘counter-balanced by: trade sur- = Pichoreaill. Friday tal of $732,326,000 but 15.7 per pluses amounting to $28,000,000 : with) Britain, $72,100,000° with othet Commonwealth couniries, ,990,000. with European Com-

Rod Webb (PC — Hastin cent higher than the July, 1964, Frontenac), who sought clarifi- total of ,$637,594,000. cation of reports that operators Exporis of domestic goods in

who. speak only English haye July thi i nd t - been removed from the Hill 000. neha: a healthy.” meal "haean ohn ail other coun 4 switchboard. “It seems te over last year’s July Seidl 0 | a wv are gring there 8 $770,400,000 and the July, i904, e latter figure includes the / ye jean, ask mo less total of $772,100,000. surplus of trade—principally im fo =e : In the January-July period at salen —with Bante and { . this year, domestic exports. to n f / T “TT : ( ek — WES INGHOUSE ie ’ - ‘and b ‘Are socal ToBe : i) et |, Associated with he Firm of Best Wishes | 7 { ey . ao | * STOREY ELECTRIC ee | 7 a : : ‘

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