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tommunity Planning Meeting Slated Soon

An organizing meeting tothad been received and approx- form a branch of the t'ommun- ‘imately 100 people from all ity Planning Association in this parts of the province were plan- province will definitely be held lning to attend. t at. The Charlottetown next Wed-; He also said he'had been in- nesday. November 28, stocringivited to address the dinner cbmmittee chairman F..l. Storey meeting of the P.E.I. Federa- said yesterday. tion of Mayors and Municipali»

Addressing the gathering willl ties at Montague tonight. be Professor R. Graham Mur- At that time he will outline ray of the Faculty of Law at plans made for the organiz- Dalhousie University and a ling meeting next week so that vice- president of the Commun- ;the leaders of all Island com- Ity Planning Association of Can- imunities will be familiar with Ida.

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Storey said yesterday outline the need existing

I surprisingly good response to such an organization in announcement of the meetingvprovince.

Treatment Plant Feasible For Ch’town, Engineer Says

"A personal belief that erec-lentering into the local picture $011 of a sewage treatment ‘er. Stewart thinks a complete plant was feasible for this city engineering stUdy of the situa- was expressed yesterday by ‘tion here should be made he- City Engineer Norman Stewart fore any final decision could be who has just returned from 3 reached. Among the factors in- ﬁburney through various Que- volved are the possible future bee and Ontario cities of sizes amalgamation of surrounding comparable to Charlottetown. icommunities into one metropo- _ Mr. Stewart spoke highly of litan area and necessity of hav- the hospitality and co-operation ing pumping stations to carry 41 city engineers he had me: in the load to the treatment cen- tbese places and said he was giv. on every opportunity to see their operation.

In View of the many factors

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Mr. Stewart is expected to ive a full report on his inspec- tion trip at a future meeting of City Council.

Spud Shipments

Potato shipments from the province up to Nov. 16 totalled 1,549 carloads, compared to l.- 739 carloads for the same per-

'.SUMMERSIDE -—Two Sum- berSIde high school boys ap- ared before Magistrate R. S. nton in police court vester-

. . . iod ast year. according to as; ﬂag-393113;: riazillnsgtolgt: 1iii/[griﬁulture Minister Andrew ac ae

Qne pleaded guilty and w a s ﬁven a one year suspended sen- tence while the other case was until this even- ing as the father of the accused was unable to be present. :The father of the 16-year old who pleaded guilty was also or— dered to enter into a $500 bond. Both boys are sons of airmen. Chief of Police S.D.A. Wanna~ maker told the court he had re- Ceived complaints from various businesses that groups of school pupils from Slemon Park and ﬁillcrest enter their stores dur- ing noon hour and after school. While one engages the clerk in conversation, the Chief added.

the others “fill their pockets.”

The hats in question were re-

., ,, SUMMERSIDE -— Mic h ael 5"“: to as a “(web type Jadis of Lennox Island was thatmshcurﬁenuy popmar wm‘ 'fined $125 and costs or 10 days . e 3 SC 001 Set' in jail after pleading guilty yes- . The boy was also ordered to terday in lice court to 11 remain on the school premises charge of driving a motor veh- during. noon hour unless given icle while his ability was im- luthorlty otherWISe by 5011001 paired by alcohol or a drug. Ac- principal DaVlS leslone- cused's car was involved in an

accident on Fitzroy Street early Monday evening with a parked

car owned by Vernon Campbell. CREWE FUNERAL - The

He said that New Brunswick has more than doubled its ship. ments up to Nov. 16 this year over last year. This year 3,773 carloads were shipped, compar- ed to 1,520 last year.

“Most of the New Brunswick potatoes are being shipped to South American markets," Mr. MacRae said, "which still helps our market possibilities as it uses up the New B run swick crop "

Driver Fined

Damage was not extensive.

George M i c h a el Charles Kinch. Summerside, was fined $10 and co sts for failing to transfer the registration of his motor Vehicle.

Two young men were each fined $20 and costs after plead- ing guilty to charges of drunk- enness. Police stated the two wen: involved in a "brawl" on‘ Spring Street last night.

WEATHER

TORONAO (CP) - Observed l

was held Tues- Nov. 30, from

of Searletown. day afternoon, the Chisholm Funeral Home

in he evening to south 25 with gusts to 35. Low-high at Hall- fax.

N 25 and 42..Sydney 25 an

Are Fewer So Far

.t « lToronto . . . . . . . . .. 33 42

9 Montreal . . . . . . .. 24 36

I . ‘ Quebec . . . . . . .. 12 28

' ' Y Fredericton . . . . .. 15 32

;‘ fMoncton . . . . . . . . .. 19 34 Z {Halifax 27 40 , Charlottetown 30 35

° S dne 36 40

Alberton and West Prince Countyyimzum 27 37 St. John‘s. Nfld. 36 52

HALIFAX (CPL—The weather

office says a very large disturb- ance over northwestern Ontario is expected to move into north- ern Quebec today. Precipitation associated with it is forecast to reach New Brunswick in the at- ternoon and Prince Edward Is- land about evening. It will just be cloudy over Brisk winds will bring some- what milder air provinces.

Nova Scotia.

to all three

Regional forecasts:

Nova Ccotia: Cloudy: a little . light winds increasing afternoon to south 20 and In

Yarmouth. Kentville and ew Glasgow 28 and 42. Goshen

Prince Edward Island: Vari-

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loudy in the afternoon with ac-

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