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%Ottawa:- Canada's econo- MyI~ is getting a boost from he bouxr4*ng babies of Pe- king gp he bungling en]- lective Tmers of the Soviet Union. Once before. two yeari ego, the cossacks camp rid- inq over the hill to buv aur wheet and rescue the Cana- dian dollar from, imminent collaçEe. Now big wheat purchases byZhe Soviets end a pro- qpfflive sole ta Red China hiave injected new life inoa an economy which might- ottierwise have topped the pealc and ztarted slidin;Z downhill much sonner than it is naw expected to do &o. Soviet farm troubles were shariply highlighted again by the $4,50 million wheat purchase recentlY negotiat- ed. Now the Chinese are knocking et the door again, Eeeklng a renewa] for R third term of the big wheat cantract fi rs t neizotiated Sive years ego -- the deal whjch set the trend of big sales to Communist coun- tries. The Soviet Union hnlH be able to feed itse]f if it can ever get its agricultura'l red tape untangled and al- 10w its fertile soi] and bard- working farmers ta produce up ta capacity. China is a different qurs- tiori, a long-terrn importer of food as long as the popu- latio.n expands faster than the means to feed it. Figures recentl -v rleased by the Cenadian Trade Dr- partment show the effect of this demand on Canadian trade with Communist cou o- tries. Tpn ye-ars ago. trade was a trickle. The whnle Communjst bloc ine1udiniz China, Russia and the sevcn other Commiînist counitrie.q -of Eastern Europe toolk icsz than $6 million worth of Canadjan gonds. But last year, the Euiro- pean Comim1unist countrires elone imported nre.arl 'v a bil- lion dollars worth of gond.q fram Canada -- and more than 00 per cent was wvhcat One way to avoid a traff ic accident this weekend Is to stay home on the porch! But If 1'fUl V planning ta get oun t4. JI famnily car you cant hel1p prevent accidents Br travelling at 8, side speed BY o beying traffic signs and signais BT leaving a safe distance between yaur car and the ane ahead ST . . . signalling your Intentions well in advance BY . . . rare and courtesy Published in the interest of YOUR safety hy your CIA representative PHIL DOST .R.R. 2, Newcastle Phone 987-4797 Cooperators (iA I nsurance Association Automobile Insurance for careful drivers 1RING DELUXE VINYL 100 PAGE HEAVI*-IEî,H' REFILL PLUS 5 DIVIDERÇ, YOtIR N PURCHMS W~e carry- a enmplete Une ai and ail natlonally advertised RICKAB 1 "THE BIG Vî KING ST. W. and flour. Rus-sia took thbc iargest part but ail the other bloc" enuntries wene big buyers tr>a, ta the collective tune of 515e million. When Alvin Hamilton, Ashmore spk@e n Faith. tak-1 lng as his text. "The Just 1 Shall Rule by Faith." Visitmr durlng thie week with Canon and Mm. A. E. Ashmore were Mr. and Mrs. Rom Dfixan. Sudbury, and Miss Jean Boyd, a teacheri and miasionary frarn Pelican- Lake, Leoville, Sask. Miss Ivy Withers, LAvoy, Sask.,' je guest of Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Dorreil and girls and visiting other relatives. Mr. Sam Gibson. Lavoy,.' H ono r Departing Ste Joseph's Assistant Priest the flamboyant Tory agri- Sask., and Mr. Esr orl culture min ister, x h setna~ tls ekwt Ifirst big whirl et the Com- l'the Dalton Dorreils at Chari- munist market there were ton. p:enty vaf head-shakers who> Mr,. Ali Khan and Eva re- predicted that it was a one- turned lust week fram a seven shat business. weeks' visit with ber mother There's etilI good reason, in Saskat.oon. Mr. Khan also Canadian officiais helie've, returned fraini summer work ta, treat the Cc>mmTunist at blood clinie in Taronto. market with caution and Friday, Mrn. KIin Sr. arriv- make sure we don't n'eglect ed trom Trinidad with Abbas nu r traditional customners and Amiwar who have been and siîch growiaig markets visiting their grandparents as Japan. But still, the sales since June. ta Communist c o u n t r i e 3 Mr. end Mrs. Creight.an have corne in mighty handy. DvtBwavle pn Just befare the sale to Dîastt week a h e, elHnul Russia, Canadian ecana- ila hoe ndvth ed evral mists were making fairjytonhoeadvst vrn glmt noiesmabout thairl iends in thiis orea. Mr. and glooy noses bouttheMrs. Hamilton spent the week econonny. They %aw risîng imports and weaker demand in Toron ta. for Canadian exparts, This, Congratulations lan Mr. 1-erb. they thought, would in Hooey wh.o ce4ebrated hii crease Canada*s trading de- glst birthday an Friday by ficit and bring about re- attending Toronto Exhibition. ~ striction.s on the level of Mrs. Harry McLaughlin en- Now these estimalrs bave îng Sunday in bis honor, also~ ta be reviscd in the light the first wedding annivesr of the new wbeat sales ta 'of Mr. end Mrs. Lawrence Mc- 1Communist countries. n- Laughlin. i stead of tapcring off. the Mr. and Mrs. Walter Law-, boom may continue well in- rence report a wonderful twvo: ta 1966 even thaugb it bas weeks spent visiting cousinsý aledym lnertanas'i Ssato, ariEa1o Rev. M. L. Connolly, who has been assistant nollyis shown with his gifts. Reading from Ieft to iprevious business expansion 1 (Mr. Lawrences birthplace),! since the Second World War. iLaura, Dilisie, and aunts and parish priest at St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church right above- Mrs. J. E. Rand and Joseph Curidahee, The sales ta the Corn- uneles in Biggar, Sask. ýfor the last year is returning to the Diocese of Calgary President of the IHoly Name Society, Mrs. Cuddahee, Imunists - in which Ameri-l Miss Gertrude Henry, Tor- this week. He was honored on Sunday evening in St. Father Conriolly and the folowing CYO representa- cao farmers cant share bc- anto. is holidaying with Mr. Joseph's auditorium with two presentations of gifts tives Miss Tina Hughes, Alvin Mastersan, Walter cause of U.S. shipping regu- and Mrs. Tom Dean. lation.s tend ta instilate Mrs. Velx'a Beiley 1, f, by the Catholic Youth Organization and by the people Vericysen, and Stephen Liptay, the president. the Canadiani economy from Thursday on a trip ta Ireland.iof the parish. In the centre of the photo, Father Con-l a downturn in the United Mr. and Mrs. Tom Barton,1 States althaiîgh C a n a d a Barrv and Ross, Riehard'si cruldn't long resist the cf- Landing. were Thursdav lunch~ fetsafarrl eesio uetsofMr, .W.VaýWood Choppers Add Excitement to Cartwright Centennial arross ithe horder, Camp. The Canadian C;ove(ri- Rex'. and -Mri. Milton San-; ment is stîll keepinz a warv derrson and Roy, Toronto, and e.%( on prices, particularlv Miss, Louise Moore of Shirleyl since some recent price in- W'eSna visitons of Mr.1 ereases Affect capital im- And Mrs. Herb Swain and! poirts ;from the lin 1 t e r!'sons. States. At A reccrit press Mr. and Mr-s. Stevri NearyJî confoience. Prime Mýinijst(,r rnyan, Peter, Michael and~ Pearson mentioned the danl- David, flownsview, spent Sn gers of inflation and he 11,1(1 day with Mr. and Mrs. W alreadlv taken catiaus ste.pq Archer. to restrain fedieral building Mr. and Mrs. WIl hinam l activity. Thom pson, Oshawa, wene Sun-' Rît the dangr that ihr. day supper guests ofMran boom -illi hum ilszeif ot in Mrs. Orr Venning. an inflationary solurge is ;Mr. And Mms. Ron Prarce.ý flot considenedi imminent. and childnen. Bath, Ontario,. Th e prezent fourm-year vn last Tuesday, supper hoom lbas made havoc oaiRa gueSta of Mn. an'd Mrs. Chas.1 good manv economir predir- Smith. tions that the recession is 1 Messns. Clarence Malow end I~ just anound the corner. But 1 Weir Swain are on a trip to nainevev monin. th de Som ofthe isions otiedM like the man -vhn predicts the Eas't Coast. votees of -thie gloomv At the Fair Saturday, whoi. . ~ .. . science etf econamnic's" are werpe ither noon guests, or boîînd ta bc ight sometime. spent the weekend were: Miss It's still possible, as lsome Florence McLaughlin and rconomists have faecast,' Miss Many Ellen Downe, Ton- that Canadians will cale- onto, with the George Wolfe. bratc the 1.967 Centennial faMiIY: Mr. and. Mns. Jim' by lining up al the sou et eleil.wt r. end . 4 kitchens. This is probabldv Mrs. John Venning; Mr. and .~~. ~ $44 ~ anc neason why the Russian Mrs. Alex Flett, Fenelon Falls, wheat sale was followed bv iwith Mr. and Mns. Mervyn an upsurjge in the laction Graha.m and Mr. and Mes. Ed. ,s~s barometan. Any Govern- i Marris; Mi-. end Mrs. Wallacee nment in its right mmnd MeBrien, Toronto, with Mr. tii ... wants to get a fesh mani- and Meis. Cecil Hamilton; Miss date while the boom is on Ruth Marlow, Toronto, andi There were two heats plus a final in the Wood Richard Van Camp second and Glenn Larrner third. the 'boom. Mr. and Mîils. Ewart LeaskchpigcnstaCatrgt ennnaFar nTheaiehatws o h GeldK ywowa But tihe Communist &ales ýand failiiy, Barrie, wîith Mrn. pigcneta atrgtCetnilFi nTeerirhatwswnb eadKlywows certainly have the affect a ,f an d 3&s. Wallace Marlow. Saturday afternoon, with the contestants being about expeeted ta win the final, although no definite wordý starving off any evil day Mr. and Mrs. Roger Do.rell the only ones at the fair able ta keep warm. This has been received on the resuit. Merle Allin was sec-ý which may be in Canadas and family, Ottawa, with Mr. group chopped in the second heat, with Ralph Larmer, ond, Al Griffin third and Bill Bobbie fourth. future. And this puts the Earl Dorrehl and sons andia pnesent-day d iscei pl1es of families, Min. and Mrs. Artia left, taking the honors, Roy Werry was fourth,. ______-- _____ Marx in the cuious poi Rustin And -boys. Part Credit.j__ tion of helping ta maintain wîth Mrs. R. Ford: Mr. and ens applv la corne on course, in Canada the kind of pros- Mrs. Lamne Bradburn and ti erehv a 0 p, pemity they have always ,im, Toronto., with Mr. and (Jan adians A re Poor D rivers'lctos-adti en held ta be impossible unden Mrs. Joe Bradburn and lam. s npl did not haveuthes.unds aur kind of economie sys- ils': Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Philp, smi ilnthv h ud terri. Wast Hill, and Mr. Bob Smith,fo this, and had ta ask Ali ------ Toranto, with Mr. and Mrs. QCanadifahcv wudn Federation Chas. Srnith and Oliver:Mn.,ýC ma e o U S e g b r if'h. ol provida an ad-ý and Mr. Artur Rah, Bowexpenses $ ,00 and buvrsanie BLACK TOCK meannl, Mr. and Mrs. BRuse Canadians have many thîngs ýnational average; the prov- 1.5. drivers, the 1964 avig frateachenseattending. Th1e * <ongregations in bcth chui-,Watt and Andrew with Mr-. ing b proud tneof. u.thc iv- Iin hess ashrelpdi ol aebe bu:180cheque came in-almost byi chas weme a little &nmalher than ad Ms1tnRh n o y1..stnada easnetedahrt is lives spamed, 52,000 persona] netumaý mail". usul Snda mrnig. t lssthan haîf on controlled ae-, injuries and econamnie oso usa udy ai .The family; Rev. and Mrx. C. H. least. cess highways. !$180 million avaided. At the graduation lunchen moning ram made the beds Farguson, lDon Mills, Bey. n16,45popewmcorat itCaa's Dethsieth ipr-aiemte ymo oueW of very tired people most at- Merrill Ferguson, Toronto, In164 65savagatrehlyeso ous, . tractive. However twovay rs T.J.S.Fegusn el kll on CanadianImileage death rate of 9.2 îast alan that U.S. drivers areAciB~c xeuieDrr fiesrices were heldi. Mr. son, B.C., with Mus~. C. Hill;oaa 142 f them in On- year, the U.S. rate was 5.7. cmpefc? hulnt ionfbcHSICh sai WearceInl David Romeril conducted teM. and Mrs. Milliard %-11is' tario. The mileage death rate This indicates that traffie i; S. safety' officiais constantly iutsieinuaneiny service in the United Chunch Oakville, with Mr. and Mrs. (numben of persans killed per jneanly two-thîrds more deadly remind the publie that most .fo rigecusad and preaohed an 'Secret Se- J. A. Johnston*; Mr. and Mrs. 100 million vehicle-miles) was!in Canada. aYr accidents are avaidable' .famr-sighted support cf high' 'vic". n S. Jon's Caon GantFerusonandf&MIý9.2. Ontario, with a ate of! To put it anathen way: if that, the great bulk of the traf- achool driver educatian arrosaý, T6ot, ihM8 n Ms.was mucb better than the, Canadians drove as safeîy as f, laghten results fram driv- thie couintry' . To Ontario, 18 ý Lloyd Wri'ght and tamily; M.- n;whc acnuae tiîî resulted ini a total o bu 0 m ihighwhchoalscoffcning the1course p iand Mr's. George Dunbar and &mare the need for improvc- hgBut ol ff.inth(ýcourl lamilY with Roy and the Bill 'ment in Canadian diving. in 1964-65. Bt tseemns that Canada as a result of th.s Canadian Insurance Companies ftr fdie-dcto beta au n utr d0ea& a a nstof 75,00,0n nd rus fuds.Ontario. Since 1947 the .ick. With the themne 'Thp, $1 7 1 c d ta at f55,0,00ad rs fna League bas been conduc.ting FIam(ý and the Four Seasons",: ~I. UI wge1aan. umrmen courses tb prepare the faFhion shows staged in ai COMPLETE Arthritis ic rnot a disease of teachers ta Rive extra-curric- gasaiar-conditionced theatre: ENRVDhRFO ular driver instruction in high highliiht spring, sumnmer, faili O' ZIPPER BINDF.R anm. But be<ause of effective HEsehoal. These cussaeadwne otmsaant and progressive research dur- susdzdh i aada la- the background of a rotating iingthe astfew earr, erlsurance Federation, thraugh a four-section stage equipped f C ATFFR ,CA RKER andg the r p at e yeams, ea.rly R U S Sfund administered i nationaliv with the natumral as applian-, ihelp prper n etremec na'lw ite tathe ocs p prevent extrendercfip-.hy Canadian Highway Safety res appropie alpon pn ad eui. pling amocîg Uthenajority nif Thirtyiin tahr ae lî ,a' CN ice Y YS 1~~~~~ sufferers. This research bax hryfu eseshv hsyrsCNE ice I been spearheaded by The jiîst graduated from a two- stops down fmom thp garden D~ INCISLTognzdnp fhe 32BYSD3Outl:S, 7 ~i@ Canadian Arthritis and Rbeu- ' week OSL course held at Ry- !and swimming pool areas ormatism Sani9t 9 wbich te 3 2 Bewta5 ulpSt 3Msss o E ersn Plytechncah Institute, iwhicb. in turn. step down from BOWM NWILE ihod of reamen, an lern- lli. "t wa a app' prb-xnfra-red outdoam heaters and' The Canadian Statestnan, Bowmanvllle, Sept. 1, 1963 $ DELUXE SINGLE C'AR 14' x ..' -s398 TRENDWOOD $ 3 DELUXE TWO CAR 20' x 22', 6 9 STANDARD 12' x 20' ECONOMY GARAGE-s 3 5 FT. 9 ALUMINUM STEP 0O 8 simple scr.w.en l LADDER ::::f*7 ALL STEEL, Garage Windows GARAGE DOORS Permanent screfn Standard t ilider windaix. 8, x 7, sie 30" x 31" - ---- 16.45 ~ JI441,2" x 31" -17.W0 C.l.L PAINT GARAGE DOOR A GALLONANFRE *o *xieriar f 33-85an ,equlr 33.85 UTILITY PEG BOARD HARDBOARD PANELS 4' x ' $159 Z' x 4'O9C 4'x - .49 SHEET ShetQ7C 4 iS'89 Dependable Friendly Service. BEAVER LUMBER 96 King St. E., Bowmanvlle Phione 623-3388 8:00 to 5.30 Mon. Thru Fni. 8:00 to 4:00 Saturday 'A MacDuff Report Prolonged Boom