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C- At craduation exercises of Charlottetown received the de- Acadia University, Wolfville, gree of Bachelor of Education. Mrs. David Wilton, nee Naomi Mr. Wilton, son of Rev. and Grace Willis, daughter of Mrs. Leslie E. Wilton, Monc- ‘Mr. and Mrs. S. W.- Willis, ton, received the degree of

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major brief, presented by the Cumberiand County Council. said any cut in staff would have

adverse effect}on the economy

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majer industries should have its | staff reduced,” the brief said. | The experimental farm. em- | Bloying 49, has a vearly payroll ef more than $300,000.

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Es Cuts In Nappan Farm Staff #4 Protested In Seven Briefs

“It is disappointing to thase people who would like to visit | their relatives across the border \during the holidays.” said one !woman. “What a graphic re- minder of the Berlin wall.” oe i also want the terv-

extended during the night so they aren't restricted to the hours of 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Many do their shopping in Houlton,

stantial purchases during the quarter included: Spain $90,000,000: Britain $75,-

Bachelor of. Divinity. Mr. Wil- ton intends to enter Newton Theological College, Newton. Mass., where he will study far his master’s degree. Mrs. Wil- ton plans to teach.

}quarter. March imports dropped 116.1 per cent to $21,500,000 while

Belgian Government 220.00. tosports tor the frst

three months slipped 17 per cent

700,000: Belgium $39,690,000;

jsurplus-for-the- month and-the -for the people—in--recent-econo-- Switzerland $37,500,000:-T-h-e

mic disputes, said he was pro- Netherlands $35,000,000;, Austria mised by Governor Jaeques $25,000,000: and Turkey $15,709,- Herry no action of any kind 000. ’ .

would be taken against anyone ~ Panama. purchased- $2,700,000; for taking part in the.demon- El Salvador $1,500,000; and strations Costa Rica $1,300,000.

° ; to $58,200,000 and exports went Resigns jup 13.7 per cent to $114,800,000 : i Imports from all other coun- - By ALFRED CHEVAL tries increased 28.9 per cent in BRUSSELS (AP) — : March to 115.300.0090 while sales election returns that cut 39 seats| Stew by 21 per cent to $153, frm Premier Theo Lefevre’s 90.000. For the quarter. im- ralinc coalition of Social Chris- Ports were up 123 per cent at

fians anti Socialists in the House $28,500,000 and exports down of Representatives has led to 4-1 per cent at $337,100.000.

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cumbents to stay. om as care- takers pending the selection of 2@ new government. ST. PIERRE, St. Pierre-Mi- Lefevre’s Social Christians quelon (CP)—Albert Penn, a = ben —— a - bearded school teacher who led Piajority in the house, with 141 4 c. pierrais in several de- seats. but are one vote short of monstrations against French the two-thirds majority neces- government policy here last sary to enaet constitutional vosth. said Friday he has been changes 3 oti = banned from teaching by the Both parties wanted to adjust French. education ministry.

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Chile, Egypt, Yugoslavia, Syria, the Philippines, Ireland, and Jruguay.

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WASHINGTON (AP) — About SB per cent of the cold which left the US. stock in the first three months of the year was sold to France, the U.S. treas- ury reported Thursday .

The U.S. stock declined by $833,000,000 im the first quarter and Freneh purchases ac- counted for $482,500,000. The- treasury has reported total sales of about $200,990,909 since the end of March.

About $22,000,000 was sold for U.S. domestic industrial, pro- fessional and artistic uses.

Countries which made sub-

more protection. The country is split largely between French- speaking Walloons and Flemish- speaking Flemings.

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States showed sharp gains, ris- ing 313 per cent in March to $540.100.000 and 135 per cent in the quarter to $1,364,300,000. Sales to the U.S. had risen only %. per cent in March and 123 per cent in the three months. Canada’s. trade . deficit with the US. was $131,000000 im March. compared. to. $78,600,400 | in the same month of 1964. For the quarter. it was $281,900,000 azainst $272.20_000. TRADE SURPLUS GROWS The usual surplus im trade with Britain continued to grow as the rise in exports again out- | paced the zain in imports. Sales | te that country were $96,200,000 | in March, up 16 per cent, while imports rose by ® cent to $53,700,000. For the quar— ter. however, sales to were about the same as a year earlier at $266.100.000 while im- ports climbed 7.7 per cent $143.6n0 000 - Trade with other Common wealth countries and preferen- tal rate nations produced a fat

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