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An Easter play entitled "Joseph of Arimalzhoa" will he. presented on Wednesday c

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is under the direction of Mrs. ES C-ltldlnfls wil‘. be a t act affair featuring the events at took place before and af- ter the trial of Jesus Christ.

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To the above scvone. a woman begs Joseph of Arimnthcn to help Christ whilc Joseph‘s wife and another woman look on. They are from left to right

Winsloe Y0 Island 4-H

(‘cctl ’l‘nyloi‘. ths'oc t"pl‘r‘sf‘nl this province at l'nncd States national ll ll t'luh cni l‘l'CIK'P in Washlnuton .\pril . Mr. Taylor lt"I\‘1‘S ‘ pane for Ottawa on Ap"il l5. Cana:l;an dCluuaics~ on from each prov-

undcrgo an course in Ho (‘auntitun capital before Flying to New \ork for day visiting the liniied Nation-s. Radio (‘Itv and clllPl‘ spots of unusual llIlOl‘F‘sl.

Girls and hrys alternate ouch rear and this is the boi’s' turn.

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bergates are chosen lll com petitions based on club p’ll ticipalion. comm-unity attlvliv

potential leadership and zcncral knrw 'ge

('ecil is a 4th year sludcnt in Prince of Wales College. is

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.ii.:i.iorin'_' in mathematics and no already been accepted as a sludcn’ at lialhnuisie Univer-i

UK where he will complete his dmree \\'Ol'k.

He started in 4H Club ac- llitll(‘~ at it or 12 years ct” aige

BRIEFS

With the Vl'insloe-Bol‘den club and has been an assistant clu-b im'lc" the past year. He is .——————_..._. 51"“?‘tl'l‘ll‘y of the 4-H Club ARSENAULT FUNERAL __ Aiuntni :il PWC which has a The funeral for Camille D‘ mmnherslnp of students. Arsenault was held lionrlav "MIC “p Chmny "Ethnic? who morning {mm his We rmid‘hhnvc won scholarshrps in club

\‘o"l< or trips.

‘ in Taylor wont to Ontario Ins. your as a part of the inter- prnxvtcial exchange of club members. He was a guest '

once to St. Jamf‘s Church. F.2- mont Bay. where Solemn Re.— quiem High Mass was cclchrnt- ed by Rt. Rev. Nazr-iirc Pniricr; deacon. Rev. Francis andif and

Subdeacon' Rev, John 31mm the Hamilton and district area Seath m the Sanmmw “.35 and visited the artificial in- Rev. Arthur Pcndcrcast‘. Pall ‘r‘m'nml‘m ""l' tho”- m“ mm“ hearers worn Annmm. D” my nhcr of \l‘l‘lCll was an active

4-H Club leader until few

. John. Peter and Tolmon .l. Arsenault and Leo P. Gal- lant. Rlsgr. Poiricr also ofticint-t

years aco. Thc linilcd States national 4-

ed at the interment in the church?” (‘lnh confcrvnicc comprised “mow”. ‘ four dt"e:.'ates from each of the 5') stains. and one from each

ADAMS FUNERAL -- The t'annrtian provincc. funeral of 0‘ Nevt tall American 4-H Club

Knutsford was held Saturday af— t mnmiwr, tcruoon from his late residence to O'Lcary United Church where

will be guests (‘mznd'un club members at the

scrvicc was conducted by Rev.

David Hamilton. Hymns wcre

"The Lord‘s .\lv Shepherd“ and

"Safe In The Arms of Jesus." 1 .

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wondsidc mmflgfigg.‘cp‘ - Cinema.

and Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Mc- ‘ r " M- M

Wil‘iams rendered "He Knows." In em . Dan son . . . . . . . .... 13 22

Pallbearers were: Alvin Yen \.1“(_n”\,er % 46

FN “" 'lnrriv ’iuv Howls. l.ou- \-;(_ml.ia ' ' ' ' ' ' H ‘5

is Harris: Reginald Adams and qumnn ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' " _‘20 _1

Human anllman. l-‘li‘wc.’ (5.”..."5. ' ' ' ' ' ' ' H 43 _3

hearers were Lorne Adams: {fififlpmn ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' H _“

Rt‘:’!ll Show: Lawrence Harris («:18 ' ' ' ' ~ ' ' H _ 2 and Heath Woodside. Interment 24 25 “as in Knutsfnrd cemetery. tvamm . . _ _ _ A I ' _ __ 27 3s MacNElLl. FUNERAL — ""m‘“ ---------- -- 19 36 The fu n e r al of Otis MaciNetll Mnnm'al 24 :5 was held Monday afternoon from mm". ~ ' ' ' ' ' ' " 15 33 the home of his son. Harold Mc- Erwin-Wm" M 37 \‘ciu' Unionvale. to (“wary Um 'Snllll .lolin . . . . . . .. 2A 34 ited Church where service was lnmm‘m 24 30 conducted by Rev. David Ham_ {Halifax . . 20 34 ilton. Hymns were "Tho Lord's H‘haflmlcmwn "W 5 3‘ My Shepherd" and "Sale In The is?“ (“-V ------ -~ 24 3‘ Arms Of Jesus." The choir ren- “armm'm ' ' ' ' ' ' ' " 29 40 dcred "Face to Face". Pallbear- ES! ""hm- Nnd' 13 30 ers were: Errol Stetson: Clay-1 HALIFAX 'CP‘ — The W" ton Stetson; Elmer wedlmk: .lther office says While cloudy Gerald Gamble. mm... Mncnflu. lskies and occasional snowflur~

rics occurred in a strong north-

llall and William Bryan. Flower.’ _ , crly circulation over most

bearers were: Edwin Dignan: Robert Gamble; Bertram Bry. Nova Scotia and Prince Edward an: Wayne MacNeill and Alvin .lsland late Monday evening. MacNeill. Interment was 'n ‘clcar air in Ontario and Quebec Bloomfield United Church ccmc- pnshcd through New Brunswick '"y. into southwestern Nova Scotia.

This clear air will continue to move eastward overnight. bring- ing sunny skies to New Bruns-

‘MIIJIURY FUNERAL — The; luneral of Mrs. Louise Milhnry

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PREMIER 1 'Continued from page ll emphasis on ‘designatod ' " Which this province

;cial ‘areas l lacks. Premier Shaw touched on the increasing costs of living. l "Our cost of construction has ibeen started upward because of Enew Federal taxes on linilotu: .materials. and our treatment in zfinancial adjustments at the ["9- 'dcral level has indicated no tin mediate understanding of our 3conditions and nt‘mls or thc lc- lvclling out of the inorntalitn-s ithat exist between this provincn ‘and the rest of Canada i .

'We are unfortuuntcly in a ‘s q u e e z e. and to whom lllt' :squeezc are compelled to

ifollow the standards set by otn ger provinces. '

i The Premier said that he did {not agree that this provinci- H‘sh-ould accept the principle of Icharity”. He said that he would lapproach the federal mum: "in the spirit of justice and ithe fulfilment of a commitment ilezitimate and binding under

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i "Are we to place the stamp or 5inferiority on the good people of lthis province by telling them [they must accept standards that . are far below those enjoyed oy lCanadians clsewhcrc'.’ Is that lthe interpretation of the “NT” and intent of Confederation?" Mr. Shaw said that the pro- vincial revenues here “are te- stricted and strained tn the ut- most" and that the only way this province can establish servtccs comparable with those in the other provinces is to "receive from these provinces and from the Dominion Government a greater measure of considera-

nationial Canadian conference in Toronto and Ottawa. it was ex- plained last night by Miss Theresa lifachod. director of 4-H Club activity for the prov- ince.

These trips are sponsored by J‘tlic Canadian Council for 4-H .Clubs which comprise some of ;Canada‘s leading business and Elinancial organizations.

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TOOLE FUNERAL _ The fu- neral for John J. Tonic. took iplace on Monday morning from f the Hennessey Funeral Home. to ’St. Joseph's Church. (city's Cross. where Requiem High Mass was celebrated by ev. James Smith. PP. who also conduucd the service at the grave Pull- bearers were. Ellison Toole. An :nold Toole. John Condon. av- verett Condon. Raymond Con-ray and Harold Conway. interment

tery.

CROSBY FUNERAL —- The funeral for Dane F. Crosby was held yesterday afternoon from the Cubcliiffe Funeral Home whore service was conducted by Rev. J,G.F.. Ball. Attending in _ the staff of thv: Guardian-Patriot and staff and

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Remains were ncton where the funeral will be held Wednesday.

MACKAY FUNERAL —- Thc funeral for Howard L, MacKay

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TIT); lifeldhoyes'el‘dlay amTnnuulmr’k' Prince Edward wand“ ith‘l’d(Tullcliffe flhnotfgloI-Irt‘iol‘h‘: stone Dunbl“9 0 iames Lw'nb- ‘and mm“ of NOV“ Smti" md‘ay' .ivhere service was conducted Presbyteri alcnhp‘ '0 Wm PM“ WWW” “Wm”: ‘r, Rev. Donald Madman vi", {was a" d ""‘h “ho” 59" llalilax and vicinity. Northern r "ymm “Pro. mm". Sand; 0, Darch no")? (low by P""-'.NS~ MW?“ 9’0"". ~ Br lrime Are S'lnkmg and “The Hamilton‘s}? by “anav'dl'm' Prim Edward island: :errs My Shepherd." Pallbear- Lord's 3mm went. The ("‘3er "ml": mm'ninfli “0 'ers were‘ Francis Macllrmgall. «Ahid Wu" Sh‘fl‘llf‘rd - and much change in temperatureundwam (warm “pom.- warm"

6 "h M“ Pallbmr“".north winds 15. Low-high at Hali- i avid. om, Robbins. “any an."

“'0”! Frank Stewart: Hardmuglax 23 and 37. New Glasgow.

galvn"; "Sm? Mafphvf50n‘..‘(loshcn and Sydney 24 and 35. Hard Gorril-l: Leslie Corr-ll ichnrinuotown 24 and 33. “d 'M‘" Bullet. Flowerhearers

3’"? [mm [kvm‘lne- PPM l-lV- jlown at 823 am. and 620 p.

ch33 °M~_Wayne Livingstone. Ri’ At minim al 4.2a a.m. and 2.47

"‘1 L‘V'nistone; Gerald Fo pm Summerside tide 18 minut-

mnt Ind Freddie Foley. lnter- (es later than Charlottetown. Sun-

w ms in the church cemblrises today at 611 um and let: ' ll 6 79 pm

High tide today at Charlotte-1 . m. Last

land Sheldon MacKay, Members lot the Canadian Legion attended ' a y with their service conduch by Harry Mortimer. Post and Reveille were

lmnded by bugler David Mills. . . laced in the

Remains were

Outcl'lffe Receiving Vault later to be buried Lox-no Valley Dane-tow

took place in the church center , .

members of the student counci’. ,

and the Trinity Church choir. ' to ‘

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Western And Central Districts

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tCuntinucd from pncc ll

bought the machinrry fioni themselves." said Mr. Math. cson. "The money went intu arollicr pocket."

;\l llathcson asked .\lr Ilussvtor If he had seen a but (low sheet showin: tho a._\{‘ts

of the new companies that are locating in the province \lv Rossitc'r said he had and that the balance sheets were at tho treasury office Mr \lalllcs'n the balance shorts could not he l'uun .

Mir. Mathoson maintained llml the government is hl‘iliulng: in dustrial companies into the I ) .provincc that ate not DLllllll: '. g lany of their own moncy into the plants. Hc SiI-ggcstcd that all records of money paid in ‘lhc government for industrial .dcvehpmeul should he brought ‘inlo the Legislature for ovnnv thfion of members before the bill under consideration \\r’|.\ acted uptn

‘BAPTIST YOUNG ‘Abitns PRACTICE PLAYM‘

. ' e said he was ashamed o‘ Marlene Brown. Julia Mars— 31".

Rossttor and called lnm

. i. .. .' ' ‘ - . it: Robinson and Gil- "a disgmpp to am. Emu.” 5*‘mj 315915 mcnt anywhere. Any govern- ment that would have _\'n‘u

[top as Canadian citizens." ‘ “Unfortunatcly we are icelvin: that recognition.‘ iI’OKEn FUN Premier Shaw poked fun ‘Opposition Leader Alex W. L thesnn's "three hours period .expiration into finances." i " e waved two handfuls or!

should be ashamed." Hc went _n°l ‘9 [on to “if the files are not lprcduced. this operation will be the greatest scandal or own- ll"Lliarl on Prince Edward lslnnrl i"lanz' thc (‘onscrvativc mcnihcrs “f: are goin: to be. larer with the H same brush." , Dr. Bonncll said "before we o Pam“ "vm'h‘s head; he added'any farther we should Tlilff‘ h‘fre- SUbtraS‘l‘I’d there' mun".<opi of the vouchers tabled. .pl'm and (“Y‘de and finallyiThe pccplc's money is involvcd imaohpd ")9 h'gher Me's “iiand if the thian we heard here mathematical calculation; anu,;mmzm a”, “.m,‘ ,hP mmmpr “mm” his “(‘95- he grasp“, should resigi. The. members of other bundles of papers. repeal- the House shmld be shocked to

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“I “is l""95ligatl°"5v and reaCh'iknow a minister could do this. ed the greatest example of mls ,His name simuld be charm}-

(-nlcitlnt'on ever achieved in this; Daniel Macnmmld 411,15: Legislature. The mountain la-lpr-mcp. mm lithe informmim

horod with great groans and np—ishnuld be tabled Let's m“, ("L puront maternal pains and fin-imhm. 24 hours Lops clear the oily brought forth a most dis~ skiesgv appointing mouse." .pREMmR EXPLAle ern‘mr “tang”. R 'qhnu. .Jnid Speaking on '‘dcvelopulent",inmam“.R n; “11‘ kind (.nmr up ‘l‘remier Shaw said that the pro-rm mam. mm... ilpziqtamrm :nmn cessing plant at New Annan hasawwm.‘ "Muhlv may 1,.“ (M. sort products to Britain and that. “mm hm an” an. “.1,” M. are

expected the same resutls‘wymg ,0 mm”. mam”... rm, it'll“ “WT 913"” 1“ Prmce E“"tain measure of entertainment Ward [gland ii: involvrrl " lie s'ltrl the thorn,

He paid tribute to small de-les a”, “MINA...” dmhl(.,ml (mm "““‘.“T"""' EFW'P-‘i‘lh'a “ere 0“ "any account we guarantee " He canning proiec s n to prtr ————~Ar———————~~--- 'vm” .. . m the mmnity of 93 above {03:23:39Q'BP'bggfufigaEmehy v8. with a high «it 32 predicted for

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crnll picture is completely re. Th"; in W tmnlpmgmw last i “"‘r‘lmg‘n , . I ‘n'zit was also creating ivv and j h"(:‘lll;,d("filclls.hask lgd‘lt'aled in. hazardous driving conditions.

t e u ge . are ac e y assets of value; our guaranteed obliga- .tions are associated with it" i" {sources and backing of l ‘ strength and security and

rovincc, as a result of our new‘I 1 approach. is experiencing the, . .gt‘calcsl forward movement inl -. our records." I

conclusion. the Premierl called on the people of the pro ‘ ‘ vince to develop “our opportun-. : ity. our industry. our resources! our homes. our people. for grea- .' for earning power and prosper-l I ity" and to stand together in dc»I .manding fom Ottawa "our .msz.‘ r share of the national economy." ‘

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‘ SUimlERSlDE—Winds of 30 3 to 35 miles per hour. gusting to US were causing heavy drifting lin this Prince County area las lnight and as a result Visibility 0 n highways was extremely poor. e.pecially In the cuttings. ‘ The winds originated from a storm situated some 200 miles south-southeast of P.E.]. which was produm'ng paladike winds dav afternoon. March 29 at of 50 knots in this marine area. D. v’md 0'] a ." PVP‘mnE. i Some snow flurries are expec- ‘M‘aWh 3“ a‘ R h . tcd overnight but a ridge of his; ‘ which is sprea across the east- ‘ern Montreal region is e ed itn hit the province later today. . giving the area warmer weather. Overnight low was expected to

FARMERS!

‘ Pastures and hay feed your cattle. But grasslands also need plant food for growth- Plan now fertiliz- ing your pastures and hay fields! Get the facts from your—Agricultural Representatives-—

‘ 180 Richmond St. Charlottetown. telephone 894-6981

220 Water 59.. Summerside telephone 436-3841

The Experimental Form. Charlottetown

The Soils Advisory Laboratory Charlottetown

REG. JOHNSTON

Above is Reg. the part of Craffeses Merriweather. a hen perked hus- band. in the delightful comedy, “I Like It Here" playing at the Basilica Recreation Centre. Suits

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the direction Zakcm's. Hughes. Reddins. Stead's. Recroation Centre Office, City Hospital.

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Sale of tickets at the following‘ A r t

The Guardian. Charlottetown, Tues. Mar. ‘24. 1964. 3

Jamboree Plans Said Progressing

Indications show that evciy troop Ill the Province will be In :utcndancc at the 2nd Prince l‘Triunrd island .Tamborca to he

Continued from My ll rrrlurr on i o l in : was for a l'tlllllt'llllil‘ who .tuori tn ninivr

sumo munov on a motion pitsst‘tl llit‘ ('liiiiicil 'l‘llt' l'llv ll!" V Ni. l\ l \Iill'lllllll|1Il'|ll4'Il t'tun \‘luclhiunld that an ion: as the t‘uullcllloi' in question had no direct connection with the rlca'- lugs. that is if a companv can

E‘Tt'n out the irau»;tclion. the ('Il.ll("lltll‘ wouldn't he pennin- cd When asked h) (‘uun \lacr

Rae to whom he was referring.

(‘oun Mat-Donald slated that 7 his question was a hypothetical one

ham 3, Camp Elwin." Jun, 27 Conn Nicholson mow-d his in J”... 3 plannmg {or ,P aiitcndmenl when he learned that. ' the inclusion of the area North

event is nearly complete The iamlmrpc will

the sconliniz events of the year. 'I he program calls for patrol site competitions. swimming. stncle ('liui'st‘s, nature trails. ‘sllt‘t‘lal displays in addition to the fun and fellowship ol camp- ing w i t h from 4-00 to son other \f'fllll“

said the records of government Show a lot of similar cases

see anything serious in- dustries have been established and thch is the possibility that more \\lll come to the DT‘OVII‘H'P. It would he unfortunate it any. was done to discourage tlirisc‘ potiiilP from (‘Onlll‘lfl here."

Mr \latheson said he is In favor of industry but 'once you got them in _\'otl don‘t pay the shirt on their back. only way to know the truth is to bring the vouchers in and see who is right. . .il‘ there was an investigation of the things re' garding Ratliurst \larine I saw lll treasury. l‘d say :oodl)_ve to the Conservative Party " MYERS RACKS RONNELL

in supporting lllF motion by Dr. Bonnell that the bill he he‘d up pending the lahling of vouchers, Mr. Myers said there is any suggestion of dis ‘. let's brim: it into the We have a good govern- honesi minister .ct's give him a chance."

\lr Rossitcr said the voucher-i he had signed were for costs in connection with construction. ‘1 iii‘._\ have” l‘r said. “r” i may not have. made some errors but i am not ashamed for sizning any of the vouchers. This is the \\:i_\' it has been done and the 24'\'r‘l‘lll1lt‘l1l thinks it's the right way The industries we have ligror‘iiimils with are responmlile Ttir flip Tl‘ll‘illlfi‘.‘I

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DECLAan HOLIDAY

The first day of Krill"; is A national holiday in Japan.

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nf Kirkwood Drive was mntrar to recommendation: marlc by town planner Walter DeSil'va for that area. Coun. Nicholson felt

h‘ that “Mr. DeSilva is a pond pro-

fessional planner. his plan could quite easily be called the host and most desirable for Charlotte- town i predict that it’ t'ox‘s proposal Linc: Malpequc Road will be an tension of Elm Ave. if we adopt this ICoun. Cox‘sr plan for the area South of Kirkwood Drive, we uill be in kcepiu: with a plan made by a man who knew what he was oing.“ With this Court Nicholson l\(’tI his amendment in lll original motion Councillors \‘iclv olson. Gillis. Zakem t'oc- rthi voted for the amendment. “Hut-Donald voted against ll and Councillors. Cox. Gormlcv and Hynd'man anrl \lac Rae abstained

(‘ouu Hyndman stated "i think that we are going too fast" To this Conn. Cox replied "We've been waiting for three years

lulu-div. am! my think that‘th Mmenlm HVY‘IdeH and --.r ~r gem: in. lazi MacRae again abrtatmng. a 1 ryleFVs SPEAK Councillors Cox. Nicholson, Zan-

prp up” a numb... at ,m, em. Gilli:. r‘ncmzon and Gorm- nun m the allow and when ask ' supporting. and with Conn.

ml in ovpiess am opinions that Mappnnaid mp mnfinn's 5019",). they might have. John Liar

Ilcniussm of Kirkwood Drive Domino” _ , entered llllll a heated discussion N with Colin \lacnonald on what [ilil‘llnl'l of Ward Six be r re. Units and Mrs J (‘ qlnnntl ox- . pressed the hope that the matter would resolved soon. people contemplating building in the area will know which section is roped for (‘IltTanl‘C'lall use SIIOFB The amended motion passed

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