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B.S. GRADUATE William Carrigan, son of Mr. and Mrs. James E. Car- rigan, Ajax, received his bachelor of applied science degree in chemical engin- eering from the University of Toronto at the May 31 convocation. He received his secondary school education at Stellarton, Nova Scotia and later spent a half year at O'Neill Collegiate in Oshawa. He has accepted a position with Shell Canada Ltd., at Sarnia. Buyers Gloomy As Index Rises By JAMES NELSON OTTAWA (CP) -- Are you spending more now and enjoy- ing it less? Then you won't be surprised to learn that the dollar has lost more than 20 cents in spending power since 1949. Or that it takes a full dollar today to buy what you could get for 37% cents before the Sec- ond World War. The computations are the re- sult of the latest price indexes reported Tuesday by the Do- minion Bureau of Statistics. The consumer price index based on 1949 consumer prices equalling 100 rose to 143.4 for May from 143.2 in April. That means last month !t cost $14.34 to buy what $10 bought in 1949. Or $1 today is the equivalent in purchasing power of 69 cents 17 years ago. The price index of 30 most- used Industrial raw materials, which dates from the prewar ears 1935-39, taken as equal- ing 100, was 266.2 last month. That means it takes $26.62 to buy what $10 would buy in the years before the war, MAKE MORE MONEY Of course, prhile spending more, most Canadians are mak- ing more money too. ctor GET THE CLASSIFIED HABIT Read & Use TIMES Want Ads Every Day 1 New merchandise mean more readers and new profits and more savings for more people. . the thousands of happy "Classified Shoppers.' | To Place Your Ad ON ont 723-8492 | | 'TIMES acti CLASSIFIED « join concert series. Michael Langham, | Inter-Provincial Stresses | Reflected In Stratford Play gan with the festival's 1964 pr - é duction of Richard Il--to be fol-|arating gritty truth from gla-| who di-lday night's tion, said in » program note) STRATFORD, Ont. (CP)--The 14th annual Shake: pearean Fes- - tival opened Monday night with}lowed Wednesday night by a 0 a a production of Henry V that! production of Twelfth Night. iliusionment. critics interpreted as represent-| The festival which lasts until) Herbert Whittaker, drama ing French-English relations in| Oct. 8 will also feature presenta- Quebec. | 1 Tonight the Festival Company of Death, The Last of the Czars|with a previous Stratford per-| 1956." ' rea Saag bea! wai 'viata Tarantaltawmanan af the cama nlav aleal certainly seem 80. be peragdlin gs fleearertiiyags SSSA SERIORTG: ROGIOR i AT TREET emtere Lntg, ceremeneernre: ereer c= . é : of a cycle of -nglish history and Mozart's Don Giovanni, as|directed by Mr. Langham, plays by Shakespeare which be-'well as performances by the title role, Royal Winnipeg Ballet and a{with a stirring plea for unity,""| Mr. Whittaker writes. In Mon-|---- ae ---- production rected Monday night's produc-| promise of unity was not there. 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