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v's United at 2 p.m., 1 by Rev. ry entomb- ra Protes- ere Hubert y, Thomas raw, Don- Mainprize. General ears, Mr, y his wife, Mainprize; and Mrs. 10ora Town- s, Mr. and four sis- is of Belle- lary, Judy » and five 2. Therese, ayne, Jim- me, 1e United | was born ip and re- | at Zion } Marmora OF INSON for Dr. C. street, who ie Oshawa is held at son Funer- , rector of 'ial Angli- d the ser- itombment lion Ceme- rment lat- Cemetery ere Frank ston, Tom rster, Leo Wilbur. NEWS DOUBLES on 798 (252, 774 (255, 313, , 290, 232.) 223;; Bud , 203, 230); ug Smith 691 des 289, Joan n 276, Jim , Dolly Bond 3, Inez Curl | 17, Packers , We Try Il. Lucky Six 10, ) 213 and |. , Coral 1% Maroon 8. cng 5, Tan & winning the 1, 211 (61995 11) and Jeaw > 258, RB , Marg net hitmarsh 21 2, _Rollit The Nuts 7, INS 13 S 12 ~16 -20 AVE is fou look ch when apron of ; in side i's. Misses' -16); L ards 35- (65c) in se) for esidents plainly DRESS, ADAMS, Times, t Street a JOY 5 styles, tics, ac« Summer or free d 50c, British West Indies Sugar Islands EncouragedInPrices By R. M. THOMSON CASTRIES, St. Lucia (CP) The expressd willingness of the Canadian government to help stabilize sugar prices at a remunerative level for eco- * nomic producers has given en- couragemnt to British West Indiaes sugar islands, "Canada's intention to work towards an_ international sugar agreement emphasizes that the benefits will accrue to economic producers," says the Barbados Advocate in an editorial Jan. 1. "The high cost of manufac- turing this commodity is caus- ing concern in all sugar pro- ducing countries of the world. "Drastic measures are be- ing taken to pare costs and streamline production. . In Ottawa, officials of the trade department said that while Canada supports in principle the idea of an inter- national sugar agreement to stabilize prices at a remuner- ative level, little progress has been made towards writing and signing one. The prospect is not good as long as the present glut of supply remains in world sugar markets, it was indicated. Canada now has no bilateral or multilateral sugar-buying arrangement. When there was a world shortage three or four years ago, Canada paid as much as 11 cents a pound for raw cane. With the current glut, Canada can buy sugar on the open market at 2% to three cents. BULK IS IMPORTED : Canada's import require- ment is about three-quarters of its supply needs. Beet su- gar production in Canada sup- plies one-quarter of the mar- ket and conceivably could sup- ply more. Canada imported more than 6,000,000 hundredweight of su- gar in the first half of 1966, with 1,000,000 hundredweight bought from Guyana and Aus- tralia and lesser amounts from Jamaica, Fiji and Cuba. The five major sugar-pro- ducing islands o fthe West In- dies--Barbados, Antigua, St. Kitts, Nevis and Anguilla-- chifly depend on sugar and its byproducts of molasses and rum for employment and ex- port sales. Cane is still cut and loaded by hand, This is seasonal work from February to April but for many laborers it is their yearly income. In Bar- bados, probably the highest- wage island, field workers are paid about $1 Canadian to cut and about $1.75 to load, per ton of cane. But low sugar yield per ton of cane is also a problem. This is being combatted with im- proved strains. Drought years, particularly in Antigua, reduce the tonnage of sugar per acre, as well as per ton of cane. COSTS ARE HIGH In the past Great Britain not only provided grants-in-aid to supplement government rev- enues, but paid fixed prices for sugar, often well above the world market price when it drops below production costs, thereby providing a fur- ther subsidy. In 1966 Britain paid £47 10 shillings a ton for sugar. At the same time Canada was paying £20 16 shillings or $62.40 a ton, which is a touchy point in the islands. However, the West Indies Written Test For Hunters TORONTO (CP) --Lands and Forests Minister Rene Brunelle ' outlined Monday a new ex- amination system for would-be hunters involving standard writ- ten tests given by conservation officers. Mr. Brunelle said that under new regulations passed by the cabinet, hunting licences will be issued only to those who pass the tests or show they have previously held licences in On- tario or "some other competent jurisdiction." The minister said the govern- ment plans to model hunting licensing on driver examina- tions, He said this will be the last year that applicants will be given licences on the basis of "declarations of experience." The exams, based on informa- tion in the Hunter Safety Manual, would be so tough that "the odds are very much against anyone passing without having had instruction." Instruction is to be placed under the safety section of his department's operations branch, but: the examinations will be conducted by the fish and wild- life branch. SUSPEND PLAYERS TOLEDO (AP) -- Defence- man J. C. Marcotte of Dayton Gems and forward Eno Kraft of Toledo Blades were fined and suspended without pay Monday for fighting in an International Hockey League game Sunday. Andy Mulligan, league commis- sioner, said both men had been warned that any further such incident would result in more severe penalties. No one was hurt in the tussle, but Mulligan said the two players attempted to injure each other in the stick - swinging battle. Dayton won 1-5. sugar industry rcognizes that its costs of production are ab- normally high. Production costs are about £40 a ton, compared with £31 in Aus- tralia, Fiji and Mauritius, and £25 in Swaziland and Rho- desia With costs of labor du to union pressure, wage competition with the tourist and other industries, and re- luctance of workers to under- take heavy iaanua! labor, mechanization is th only way to reduce costs per ton. But mechanization would put a large part of the labor force out of work in islands already faced with a serious unem- ployment problem. Moreover many of the sugar plantations are small holdings run by farmers who could not afford to mechanize their modest acreage. Mechaniza- tion means an agricultural revolution disruptive in newly independent islands with pop- rising ulations less some less than 100,000. FACE TRADE DEFICIT Dr. Carleen O'Loughlin, in a 1963 survey of the economic potential of the islands, done | | for the Institute of Social and | Economic Research, Univer- sity of the West Indies, esti- mates that virtually none of the islands, including even Barbados, the richest, can be- come self - sufficient before 1973. All of the islands in the Brit- ish West Indies now becoming independent face a_ serious deficit in trade. On many is- lands imports are more than twice the value of exports. In recent years Canada has increased direct capital assist- ance to the islands. The sugar islands now are looking to Canada to assist further by helping to underwrite the su- gar industry until it can bring its production methods up to date. Yukon Deal OTTAWA (CP) -- The federal government has worked out a than 300,000, |conditional deal with a United | THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, Merch 22, 1967 97 \Ottawa Pushes') Proved Crude Oil Reserves Estimated Good For 24 Years CALGARY (CP) -- The Ca- 000 barrels vi States-controlled firm to tap a oaien" ah viedten big eae reo Mpliadhed Petroleum Association!estimated 8,800,512,000 barrels 50,000,000-ton lead and zinc orejestimates proved Canadian re-|at Dec. 31, 1965. jbody in the Yukon to feed world serv markets. Northern Development Min- couver will develop an open-pit mate {i mine on the rich deposit miles northeast of Whitehorse, life higher. The report estimates market- Cyprus Mines Corp. of Los An-|able natural gas reserves as of geles. The remainder is owned|Dec. 31, 1966, at 43,450,095,000,- of|000 cubic feet, up 3,095,568,000,- which discovered/000 cubic feet from Dec. 31, the Yukon capital. Anvil is 60-per-cent owned by} by Dynasty Explorations Vancouver, 165\higher than a ind part of the ore body in 1965./ 1965. A Cyprus statement issued in Los Angeles said a decision to mated at 1,258,867,000 barrels, lup 260,028,000 barrels. Prove sulphur reserves are estimated sales contracts for the ore, the! at 92,251,000 tons, higher by 23,- of financing and 141,000 tons. proceed has been made, but it is subject to the negotiation of| arrangement final development arrange- ernment. Gas li es of crude oil at 7,791,751,- barrels, present demand for 24 years. The association's central re- ister Laing announced Monday ceryes committee, in a report that Anvil Mining Corp. of Van-|released today. enough to meet)(1965 950,000,000), Estimated, ultimate reserves bracketed) : 076,000,000 cubie feet liquids gas 49,269,- (46,434,- 1,448,160,- 000 barrels (1,127,152,000) sul- says the esti- phur 102,842,000 tons (83,352,- s 1,080,514.000 barrels 000). year ago, The Of the increase in proved oil ex is about 1.6 years attributed year iquids reserves are esti- q discoveries 25,7 ROOM FOR ALL COMERS With an areas as large as the reserves, 381,555,000 barrels are to discoveries. remainder of the increase is put down to: revision, extension and improved recovery techniques. Natural gas discoveries last increased serves by 512,086,000,000 cubic feet. Sulphur discoveries totalled 13,000 tons and liquids The estimated re- 000 barrels. 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