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In Dress Carnival

O'LEARY Some 120 chil-,and Sandra Cooke, 2 Barry dren took part in the O'Leary Cooke, Geraldine Cooke “and Junior Fancy dress carnival Dana Collicutt: 3. Beatrice and jheld at the O'Leary Rink Wed- Holly Matheson.

jnesday. before 400 spectators. Best Group was Margaret

Twenty-two-month-old Darrel Ann Woodside, Rhonda Dennis

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1. Kevin Matthews, | bear; 2. Randy Smaliman, flag; | 3. Arthur Dennis, carrot. |

Girls 10-11: 1. Betty Lou Elis, | gypsy; 2. Heather MacWilliams, canoes ; 3. Margaret MacKen.

Boys 10-11. 1. Kenneth Mur-

ray, tramp; 2. James Matheson, dairy; 3. Robert Harris, hunter.

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Capital Expenditures Here

'Increase Expected In ‘65

OTTAWA (Special) — The de-

partment of trade and com. |ery

merce revealed yestérday that capital and repair expenditures

| in Prinee Edward Island are ex- | pected to increase slightly in | 1965 over last year’s private

and public investment

Trade Minister Mitchell Sharp tabled the annua] forecast of capital spending in Canada in the Commons and it showed that spending in PEI should reach a total of $56.4 million compared to $54.3 million last year and $56.3 million in 1963

Capital spending is estimat- ed at $42.8 million compared to $41.5 million in 1964. This total is broken down into constru- ction expenditures of $27.2 mil-

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lion against $26.2 and machin- and equipment spending of $15.6 million compared to $153 million

Repair expenditures are ex- pected to tota! $12. mill m pared to $128 million, broken down into construction ‘repair of $8.2 million against $7.9 and machinery and equipment spen- ding of $5.4 million compared to $4.9 million.

The totals of both capital and repair spending show $35.4 mill- ion to be spent on construct- ion and $21 million on machin- ery and equipment. compared to 1964 totals of $341 million and $20.2 million

Island estimates show the big- gest drop in trade, finale and

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MacMillan. Bunbury, on Wed- resday

Mr. and Mrs “har ottetewn ‘were the,home of Mr. ani Mrs Jav Saturday

Miss Georgie Dover and Miss Gail, Jay vere sitorse in on voy, Sunday,’ where they the guests -f Mr and Mrs Farguahson

Mrs. Hessel! Ccrney. son Mar vin, and daughter The!ma, were guests of Mr. and Mrs Floyd Jay recefitly

Reany Jay is a patient in tie P.E.I. Hospital where he ynder ° went surgery .

Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Jay were visitors in Fort. Augustus : at the home of Mr™and Mrs._ Leith Wooldridge .

Mrs. George Jay has received ” word that her brother-in-law ~“ and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Pres- ton Enman, Onaway, Alta. are ° spending a vacation in Phoenix,

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Floyd Jay and Mrs. Harold Jay were visitors in Lorne Val- ley, Tuesday, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earle MacDonald.

Mrs. Kenneth MacDonald, daughter Shirley, and son Bar- ry. York, were recent visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Floyd Jay

J.P. Hendrickson was a visit- or in Charlottetown Wednesday.

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