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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1961-08-03, Page 6• PAGE SIX ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS THURSDAY, AUGUST 3, 1961 Bank of Montreal Predicts Brighter As Canada's business tempo quickens, there are grounds for a "reasonable measure of op- timism" for future economic prospects, according to the Bank of Montreal's Business Re- view for July, just issued. The review says present bus- iness prospects are brighter than for some time past, even if nothing "dynamic" is expec- ted in the immediate future. The bank recalls that a year ago there were signs that busi- ness was slowing down and questions were being asked about the future. As the year progressed, "a downturn in ov- er-all activity was confirmed and, while there was some im- provement last autumn, this did not continue into 1961." General Optimism Monthly Review Prospects Ahead By contrast, recent months have brought a number of indi- cations that the situation is im- proving again, so that "in gen- eral an air of optimism prev- ails." With a "gradual but definite shift from the experience of the early months of the year, and with a number of monthly indi- cators pointing upward, it is be- coming increasingly evident that business is once again im- proving and probably has al- ready passed the turning point." the review says. Nevertheless, the B of M adds that there is little to point to the econoinic recovery in the months ahead as being in any way dynamic. Business Spending "In particular," the review TIEMAN'S HARDWARE • Electrical Work • Oil Burner Service SALES and SERVICE FURNITURE, COAL and CEMENT PHONE 8 - DASHWOOD condition, "the lack of resilien- ce in the field of business capi- tal expenditures, emphasized sharply by the low level of spen- ding in the first three2 months of 1961, is not reassuring, "The various measures intro- duced by the Minister of Fin- ance in his budget of June 20 may, of course, provide the sti- mulus necessary for a resump- tion of Canada's long-term ec- onomic growth, while the recent strength in consumer spending is a promising factor for the shorter term. "There thus appear to be good grounds for a reasonable measure of optimism that, with business prospects brighter now than for some time, the re- cent pick-up in activity will car- ry the Canadian economy for- ward to higher levels of output, income and employment," the B of M review concludes. I BE SAFE! -- BE SURE! 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The walled pit gjcves the best results, but it needs an outlet in one corner to permit drainage. Start the compost pile with a 12 -inch layer of straw. There will be a meeting of ev- eryone interested in The Mix- ed League Bowling, next Mon- day night, August 7, at the Hay Township Hall, in Zurich, at 8:30 p.m. sharp. All captains of last season's teams are especially urged to attend, and also anyone else who has formed or intends to form a team for the coming sea- son, in fact everyone who is in- terested in Mixed Bowling. It is very important that this meeting be well attended as time is getting short and there is much work to do before the season finally opens. RECEPTION and DANCE FOR RUTH CLARKE and BOB GALLOWAY (Bridal Couple) CREDITON COMMUNITY HALL Saturday, Aug. 5 Music by COUNTY FIVE EVERYONE WELCOME ENJOY THE FRIENDLY ATMOSPHERE OF THE DOMINION HOTEL "HOME COOKED FOODS" ST. 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In dry weather dish to the top to hold moisture, and in wet weather round the edge of the pile so moisture will run off. In dry weather, water the heap periodically — keep it moist but not soggy. Be careful not to pack the heap too tightly. If it gets too compact, use a crowbar to pun- ch a few holes in the centre of the heap to allow air to enter. This keeps the air circulating and helps absorb drainage. Then lay a layer of sod, weeds and general refuse to a depth of BLAKE (Mrs. Amos Gingerich, torr esponderlt) Ralph Gingerich and his sis- ter, Delores, spent a few days with their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Gingerich and family, at Nairn. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Gingerich accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Elton Bender, motored to Kit- chener on Friday evening to visit Mr. Noah Bender, who is in K -W Hospital, with a heart condition. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Schwart- zentruber and family, spent Friday with the latter's sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Gingerich and family. Miss Sharon Gingerich returned home with them after spending holidays with her grandparents, To prepare the heap for win- ter, mulch with straw or leav- es. This prevents it from dry- ing out and maintainsthe high temperatures needed for com- posting. Make two piles; one which has decomposed and can be us- ed for fertilizer, the other to put refuse on one year, so it will be ready for the following year. LAKEVIEW CASINO GRAND BEND DANCING LIONEL THORNTON and his Casa Royal Orchestra Every FRIDAY — SATURDAY MIDNITE DANCE THIS WEEKEND JIVE NIGHT EVERY WEDNESDAY Buddy Carlton and the "Strato=Tones COMING SPECIAL WEDNESAY, AUGUST 9 'Teen Sensational! 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