Annual inspection of the Corps of Commissionaires in the Charlottetown area was held in the Memorial Hail in

Confederation Center last night. Seen inspecting the Commissionaires are left, Col.

- Costs Of Services Wanted Said Too High For

MONTREAL (CP) — Premier Walter Shaw has described Prince Edward Island as a prov-

-, Mr. Shaw,. who will be 78

FB. Conrad MM, ED, deputy commandant of P.E 1; Col. C.A. MacEwen, DSO, com- mandant of the Corps of Com-

missionaires of N. B. and P.E 1. Behind Col. MacEwen is Sgt. P.F. McMurrer of the

He said when Prince Edward Iskand entered Confederation it had prosperity because of de- | veloping industries and trade

Province

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$500 each |General J. Arthur McGuigan re- for two presented the Crown in all cases before | before the Court.

trate James B. Johnston, QC; at

McQuillan ‘also pleaded guilty \lier plea of not guity on a

Torjorn Ulstein of George jtown, represented by Kenzieth | (R. MacDonald, changed an ear- |

conditions industrial develop- ment has been at a standstill.” POPULATION DROPS

The premier said ‘‘at the time of Confederation the population of Canada was about 3,500,000 and shortly after Confederation the population of Prince Ed- ward Island was about 109,000. Today the population of Canada is in the vicinity of 20,000,000 and our population is about 104,- 000

“We are the only province in Canada that has gone back in this regard. Can there be better

to illegal possession of liquor and \charge of obstructing George- to squealing tires of his motor |town policeman Allison Grover eat wee Sued OS ont onde. Ub youth end facilities in summer months, he im a changed a previous raised to manhood and woman- | said. fot guilty plea on an illegal pos- hood, clothed, fed and educated,| (4r. Shaw said the possible es- |®ession of liquor charge and was have gone to the other provinces | tablishment of @ common mar- |fined $20 and costs. of Canada to strengthen econo-| ket comprising the Atlantic; Jennie Spencer Acorn of Ab- —— ee ee ae ae Gana A of Mr. Shaw's epeech : P were both was Tdeased in’ advance of de- | tive! of valuable changes’ for leharged under the Excise Act : trade idea oe Cae . — livery was jacturing of epirits. 1 Soa seid Price core | Charlottetown Monday st the |Both accused had their cases ad- ice for other Canadian provinces annuel Atlantic premiers con- |journed to Souris at 4 p.m. on by supplying men and women. ference. Dec. 1 to fix a date for hearing. He said the exported workers, which cost, his province an esti- mated $20,000 each to raise, make other provinces more stable because of their produc- tive powers. ALL NOT LOST All is not lost, however, Mr. Shaw said. The province is suited for the development of industrial plants and an agree- ment for additional electric power from the mainland has been reached. The federal gov- ernment has started construction of a $1486,000,000 causeway-

proof of our dearth of opportun-

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Mr. ‘thas a higher percentage of old | and very young people than any other province in Canada and | welfare costs are higher. ‘The men and women in the vigor of

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DOYLE FUNERAL — The fu

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Advertising and Sales Executive

Club as part of its “Canadian |

panorama” project. |

EASTERN FUNERALS

MACPHEE FUNERAL — Fu- | toy of Mel MacPhee was held his late residence on Friday

ted service at the grave. ery Rev. Bennet MacDonald con present in the

Adol MacKinnon, Reggie Flynn, Elmer Sutherland; Joseph MacIntyre. Interment ‘was in

the church cemetery.

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“To enter Confederation meant narrowed outlets, tariff structures that favored central Canadian areas, more distant markets, high costs of transport- ation and increased taxation,”’ he said. ‘*. . . It was found. that the purposes of Confederation were not always being fulfilled.

“We are a very small prov- ince with a population (104,629) less than in many small, urban centres. We are confront difficulties in the way lack of natural resources, we are de- pendent on the farm and the fisheries %. . and within the jast 20 years the number of

+ |farms has gone down from 14,-

000 to about 7,000.

“We have no coal deposits, no | waterpower for the manufacture of electricity, no forest growth iworth mentioning Under such

jweek-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Patrick Doyle, was held | Wednesday morning from the Charlottetown Funeral Home | where service was conducted by ‘Rev. Cameron MacDonaeid, CSsR, who also officiated at the |gnave. Interment was in the Ca- jtholic Cemetery. :

CHANDLER. FUNERAL The funeral for Robert L. Chand- ler was held Wednesday, Nov. |24, from the Salvation Army Ci- ‘ed by Captain Ray Nelson. Dur ling the service Mrs. Nelson sang \“No Night There.” Congrega- jtional hymns were: “Unto the \Hills’ and “The Lord Is My |

Shepperd.’” The _ paiiibearers | =: \were: Hawley Crockett, Warren|:—.

Island receration and relaxation

|MacKenzie, ‘David Birt,’ Ernest].

Carr, Earle Murdock and Hap

Moore. Interment took place in| ©

'People’s Cemetery. ;

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