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IM sia 20 THE COHAWA TIMES, Theredey, October 29, 1966. Unemployment Fund) Headed For The Red OTTAWA Se gn aa high loyment and Government experts have a careful look at the fund's condition and estimated a sin ey nto as , ; tionally the low point year. That forecast is based on job about the remaining same as they were earlle r this ativen os continued 'ao a economy, ex- pect oat tee nnd could end up only | igo rapeon Be! Bape cage the red. At the same date costs. Persons earning $5,460 or less iper year must pay inte the i¢und, except for such job cate- gories as teachers and farmers, Seven To Be .| Knighted OTTAWA (CP) -- Gently tap- ping each man three times on the left shoulder with the cere- monial crusaders' sword, Gov- ernor-General Vanier will cre- it|ate seven new knights of grace -lin the 850-year-old Order of St. John at investitures today and Friday. The Governor-General, who is prior of the order in Canada, will also invest more than 150 other Canadians in lesser loss |grades of the order. Both ceremonies are to be held in the gold and grey Gov- ernment House ballroom and will be viewed by black-robed members of the St. John pri- ory chapter and 250 invited guests. The seven new knights in- clude the lieutenant .- governor of Alberta, 77- year-old Percy The|the tank at Waterworks Tender Call sources and the Monaghan. trustees "were informed that bp would not ibe called until certain other findings are completed which 'will be near the end of the year. Discussion centred eo on cer- tain right-of-ways ioe placing of the peng" sible, it is the desire the back cemetery on the at The trustees will contact ves cemetery board as s00n as pos- sible so plans for the mains to the tank maybe completed. .The OWRC representatives stated they had not called for tenders for the development of the well as previously stated. It was, they said, their intention to call this tender at the same time as calling the over-all ten-|. der of the system. It is expected that the Trustees] will write the OWRC asking that they proceed immediately for the tendering of the develop- ment of the well so it can be completed before freeze up UNIT MEETING Unit 5, UCW, held its meeting at the home of Mrs. E. Millson, with 10 present and Mrs. Bar- nett and Mrs. Fice as welcome guests. Mrs. Long presided. Mrs. Challice read Psalm 9%. The jpianist was Mrs. H. Duvall. Mrs. Challice brought a mes- sage of thanks from Mrs. R. Dickson for messages and cards sent to her during her recent ill- ness, Thirty#ix friendship calls were recorded. Plans for the general meeting were discussed. Lists of people to serve and Page. donate food for catering to the H -¢f Everybody who's ever been funny is in it! ~ | Feeture Times 1;35 4:05 6:40 9:15 Lest Complete Show 9:10 4 "ash a eS : DAUACTLY AS SHOWN 4) RESERVED-SEAT SHOWINGS AT AOMANCED PRICES! Pi engineering | firm of atarshal Macklin and Teachers Federation Banquet on Oct. 20, supper of Nov. 11, afid the Holstein banquet on Dec. 4 held at lovem- man Porter gave a _---- come to Mrs, Calvin. Hamm, who recently moved to Orono; The poem "I Know Something God About You", was read by Mrs. Porter, followed by a very interesting paper about the author and origin of hymn "All People that on Earth Do Dwell".' Mrs. Quantrill and Mrs. Bill ings combined the devotional ter of "God and His Purpose"'. They were assisted by several members who read scripture verses pertaining to the study. Mrs. Quantrill concluded with vrayer and a reading written by Padre Young, entitled, "If You Ask Me, It's Up To You". After the business discussion, which included plans for a bake n and the study of the first chap- been started. Thirty-five visits were reported. Mrs. Robt. Allin kindly invited Unit 7 to hold its November the| meeting in her home. Mrs. Sut- ton and Mrs. Quantrili offered to supply lunch. Auto Parts |Lead To Arrest Of 4 "TORONTO (CP)--The discov- ery of auto parts along a high- way neat Bancroft, Ont., east of Peterborough, led to the ar- rest Wednesday of four Toronto youths in connection with the theft of two sport cars from metro underground parking _| garages. Charged with car theft are "| Hugh Newman, 20, John Gaz- butt, 19, Bruce Cormack, 17. David Porter, 18, was charged with possession, Police said thé cars were stolen and the motor of one was found elsewhere in Toronto end its steering wheel in a down- town.lane.. Motor City Car Glut THE TWILIGHTS SUNDAY, NOV. Ist 8:30 p.m. till 11:30 p.m. with membership cord -- 1.25 sale after the general meeting. Mrs. Bitlings drew attention to Adult Sunday School which has -|tapae, Wetteeger ip the | Keeley Trades Big " TORONTO (CP)--The stock market dropped across a wide volume of trading it ah nos July $1. Speculative tating ac- counted for the heavy volume. Volume was 5,363,000 shares compare? with 4,057,000 traded Tuesday. Last time the figure was higher was July 31, when volume totalled 7,850,000 shares. A healthy list of speculatives produced the increase. About 10 issues traded heavily, and one, Canadian Keeley, almost turned over a half-million shares, The stock traded 483,225 and|to gained 11 cents to 38 cents, Other heavy traders .included New Calumet, up two cents to Included in this list were Do- minion Stores, up 4% to 225%, Imperial Oil, ahead % to 55%, B.C. Forest Products, up a point to 32%4 and Moore Corp., up % to 5644. The senior base metals list zig-zagged through the day. 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