If It’s Good For The Island

The Guardian Is For it . | . if ng. , t gh 2 bel a ; above,

ee meme (“Covers Prince Edward Island Like The Dew” at Ss ea VOL. LXXVIII. NO. 46 gusta’ oteed gemma | CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1965. s = oe oe

OPPOSITION LEADER SPE>™™ “= o™ _ Se | :

ARDA, Low Paying Farms mend ment Described Serious Matter

By MARIAN BRUCE bill to be brought in on the sale, grants, about which he said| The question of ARDA and | of margarine on thé Island, and there was much discussion dur- low-income farms is a ‘serious | wondered why the matter was | ing the recess of the Legislature;

matter’ that must be discussed | not mentioned by Russell Dris-| an opting out policy; last year’s in the current session of the | coll (3rd Queens), seconder of | report of the department of Provincial Légisiature, Opposi-| the address in reply to the health and welfare; the ‘‘phase ana tion Leader A.W. Matheson said | Speech from the Throne. one" report on the proposed

i‘ — last. night in a highly critical | causeway to-the mainiand; a ° . speech. He was taking part in POWER POSSIBILITIES catoeme. bo new members; and Liaison ic r the debate on the draft address, | Referring to the possibility of | gserance of the 700th anni- 7 The matter was one of 15, 4" atomi¢ power plant for the | yersary of the founding of par- items Mr. Matheson said were | Province, he said if the govern-| jjament.

important to the people of the | ment said nothing about this dur-| Touching on the origins of the ® *,* / rth ieee i | tin me car Pond Sa teeatctes| | O AIG Maritimes Econom in the Speech from the Throne. | Teselution om the order paper) ne stressed the responsibilities | Another topic he said was not about it. The question of a sub-| «¢ members of the present Leg- | ie mentioned was. that of Mari-| marine cable to the province isjature as elected representa- By DON MacLEOD , Prince), it moving the address |time Union, Mr. Grindlay said time union. He saic he expected | would ‘also come under debate, | tive, of the people. A Conservative member of tne! Teply to the Speech from the “possibly the feeling here about there would be a resolution on | he said. The opposition leader's speech Legislature suggested last night | Throne, that such a it.ig that, we will lose, our this before the end of the ses-| Other items he said were nét jis expected to be continued at/that the governments of, the |man be an executive of- caf identity and the sion so that members would; covered in the Speech included | today's sitting. Maritime Provinces employ” a |ficéf of the-Atlantic Provinces that go with it with; have an opportunity to discuss | = upkeep of celine ats —y& | liaison officer to work for, the Ecotiomie Counci).” government. it ntre and the appointment ‘of a general economic Hare of He said he also expected a board to administer it; federal Portrait M9 ee a tee — UNITY DESIRABLE

iw “My thoughts <ere that -uniow’ Grindlay (PC—2nd \of @ecbssions of Mar'- |, xo so much Basitable as ue

: : Presentation | I Sins 'toreocn toe Maotisce fee Dupuis Charged reiied (=

° portrait of the late Sir rat | iminated. A I t Winston Churchill will be pre- i | “We bere can only be reached ttt > eM. a.t........| sented to the provincial legisla~ a Wa through New Brunswick or Nova,

ture this aflerndoi. ~and..these-..provinces... by... ST. JOHNS, Que. (CP)—Yvon fiers, a St. Johns chiropractor |. The presentation will be made Dupuis, former federal minister Whe headed @ group which | ne wes }sought in 1961 to obtain a char- without portfolio, ordered | 1. for a racetrack with betting Tuesday to appear in cdurt ‘facilities. March 4 on charges that he de-| The track was to have been |i, Canada. manded and received a $10,000 ee “ ois’ penatitaton yet at Each provincial legisiotare in| Jean-Iberville-Napierville. | portrait. we 78 .| The charges were laid by The Legislature will sit to ‘ . Jacques Ducros, an assislant to t 2.30 p.m. with Oppos- the provincial attorney-general oy Leader aw Matheson ex- pleas inst |in charge of criminal proceed: | pee inue his participa- month at Prime Minister Peaf- | ings in ali parts of the province. | tion in the address in reply to

rt il tt af? FE

He

i ETE:

i

E

f

He 10 gad lech ef coendasy tae lees the time “We do not peed to be ” Oliver Hardy, the fat member jhe said, “that by improving our }of te team, whose still farm practices we will raise \Convulse audiences on TV, died Driscoll) moved the address in reply farm income and rural living |*2out 10 ago. vely. | the Speech from the Throne \standards. We do not need to be Laurel, “English - ben, comic Newspaper men were told that tranaportation in a |since the days of i get in touch with Mr. sens a devel- | at the team into trouble, usu- and ‘ally causing the -rotund--Hardy-|- e to sulfer sort of disaster. 9 ro ates pc ‘ a . 5

iF ; ;

lil

we AE a : ‘a : 2 SP ae uplift ere

preliminary RCMP report on )—The govern-jout of order” and Mr. Pearson's ter Patil stontents ef ere and campaign

legations against Mr. Dupuis. is to maintain apd|reply will not reassure Cana-|tia units to manny Chis he ae in ae told the brain drain and youth drain 4 a ty

United Nations. He said he will |RCMP from our province. i : pa ee

leave SP eS i a. Sow See ae is P wn aaee o

ived a

days. rece ‘a hist tor os he | eS Chief-of-state Phan Khac Suu |to ‘help obtain | f , : o ; appointed the ex-strongman a franchise. He allega- | vi study of 2. It is up to our people to have an ing from : i. roving ambassador, & genteel |tion was part achina- | een Pace! © pe form of exile, in a sequel to the tion” to wreck CAr- | the iit ae fi eg ell... weekend coup and counter-coup | €er- : ment's ; asked by Mr. Diefen-| Pointing out that the Speech | Queens) * that cost Khanh ‘ — mand of | The eee — 2 bee | Whether - assurance that there from the forecasts gov-| bate of pera Soa eiuad deaeee whe aon |poveramast and” Mr. Deslaur. | Clarify fuaiinedtines coke a fuil|erament assistance fr syllerare Tem E fighting Communist Viet Cong|iers has since gone into bank-/*™nmen aay of some a tal a ap . : The prime changes. __,, |Gtindlay said “I believe % guerrillas. rupicy. should be no A formula to bring Canada’s consideration should also be gi-| ® ons policy. It eee, Se Oe Det ives to contetuees, Rey Saat ve iS se e a policy is to eee = is ex-' tients.” He said that some do ish. the be placed before the now get assistance but there are ta baker jumped Asked whether there would be | required where assistance | don't know for. experts on|be given. “Many heart pati ; : two weeks — ee oe aia , parkl ment.’ their proposals opin- | pations,” « ia Mr. Mr. ee ae this nests, ceeaiingted See ? Mr. various provincial of Ces ,

FE i

ge

ii F

i!

#8

|

i

if

i i]

; i §

#

fi

| | ae 8

7

ely