Hospital Plan Provision Omitted In N.S. Budget

BY .I()E l)L'I’L'[S Canadian Press Staff Writer ‘IIALIFAX (CPi ——- A budcz-2t

vritlioul provisioii for financing the province's share of the na- tional hospital insurance plan was tabled in the Nova Scotia legislature Wednesday.

Premier Stanfield called it “the budget picture without t-lie hos pital plan.” It shows an es- timated 195%’-59 surplus of $84,595 after provision for sinking fund payments. This compares with the forecast surplus for the 1937- 58 liscal .V,'t~.ar of $104,785.75

Total revenue is estimated at $73.635.000. an increase of 2'0i)'dt $8-000.000 over last year. Esti-

A sales tax has been suggestcil but the premier did not mention it in his speech.

The premier said the govern- ment allowed “for the uncertain- ties of the moment’ in prepar- ing the 1958-59 budget.

“We recognize the importance of this hospital plan to the people of the province. . . And we are still_prepai*ed to study any sug- gestions that might be made."

Mr. Stanfield added “we hope to have the matter settled before the House prorogues.“

PR_0VlNCE’_S SHARE $6,000,000 Nova Scotia's share of the fed-

‘eral hospital plan would amount

Government olticials estimate ed ‘ ucatioii costs will rise by $1,000.- 000 every year in the foreseeable future.

The government is providing $250,000 for new grants to univer- sities. It also has to finance a scholarsliip program in teacher training. And “this year we are providing about $389,400 for in- creases in teachers salaries.” HIGHWAY DEBT HIGHER

The highway program, which now absorbs about $13,000,000 an- nually, is labelled to receive $1,- 100,000 more this year. Most of the new money is for servicing an increased highway debt. Only about $200,000 will go for main-

ARTHUR H. PEAKE

Will Represent P. E. I. Fisheries

Delegates attending the Annual 1 Meeting of the Fisheries Council, of Canada in Halifax April 14 tel 16 include the following locall industry representatives: A. W. Gaudet, P.E.I. Fisheries Feder- ation. Charlottetown; J.E. Burd- en Fisher Bros. Ltd. Charlotte- town; John Mullaly and P. Gal-I

Co. Ltd. Souris: S.H. Burhoe, J.

town;

Fisheries Minister .T. Angus MacLean will address the open-, ing luncheon on Monday. On‘ Wednesday, the speaker will be Dr. R. Bird. noted Nova Scot- .ian author. historian and lectur- ger.

. Tuesday. April 15, will be div- ided between d-iscussionis on Can- ada's fisheries problems and a tour of the Halifax Technilogical

lant both of Eastern Packing‘, W. Windsor Co. Ltd., Charlotte-1 _

ROY A. HAMILTON

Motors of Canada at Oshawa int II927, where he gained a wealthl of experience in all phases of‘ human relations.- Through his various activities, he becamet widely known throughout thej G.lVf. organization. ‘

At the time of leaving this vast organization, Mr. Hamil- ton was a Sales Executive and his work included the develop- ments and production of the yearly new model aiinounce- ment programmes used in deal- erships across Canada. The pre- sentations made of the experi- mental “dream cars” at G.M. Motoramas for the past several years in Canada. have also also been the responsibility of Mr. Hamilton.

Since leaving General Motors. his work has taken him to all parts ‘of Canada in developing and building of the lay work of the Church.

or this ambmo s d f - 'T'l- - E 9 ing undertaking}, JT)i1iiedmGidii:iiallThur" April 10' The Guardlan Page 3

against an Alberton man withdrawn.

The speeding violations cost $10 with 10 days being the option should the accused fail to pay.

Other traffic violations cost a Dunstaffnage youth $10 and costs when he failed to register his vehicle and a Charlottetown man was fined $5 and costs when he pleaded guilty to failing to have the registration on his car trans- ferred.

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HISTORIC CAMP Aldersliot, the British army camp in Hampshire, England, was opened in 1854.

ATOM GIRL DIES

HIROSHIMA, Japan (AP) - Hideko Hirata, one of 24 aitoinic- burned maidens who underwent plastic surgery in New York in 19%, died Tuesday from stomach cancer. A spokesman at the Hiro- sima univensity hospital said her cancer had no direct relationship with atomic radiation from the 1945 atomic bomb blast.

BIG swnvnnnns

A full - grown walrus of the western 1 cc-tic will measure 10 or 11 feet 1 ‘I weigh more than a ton.

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. Station of the Fisheries Board " ' -- -mated expenditure of $67.604.00t) t“ mo” than $5-000-000 in 1959. teiiance. Leﬂd of Canada. Presbyal-erian CUSES Heard . ‘ ‘is $7,521,348 more than last years when th€.D1‘0g1‘am is to begin. Cash grants to municipalities , Ammlg the highlights °f the . 0 . 0 .l0l)‘3CCt.ElSl.*, _ h rsetsniflield bsizl $;.l(l)(e)0 (i))g(;)vi)c»3 %re up $1,000,000 in the estimates. 5, A, Appeal Llédlll-IS:fi§f7a§0I1l:l:8é\:§igKl;lll):)e1vIﬁ)n€3gX congregations 'Mqg|s'|'rqfe ; u t . quest1on~of ow the ‘9 3 0 . . 6- xpansion of the mental health . . v, i -gmemmem mans to fmanceme fore March 31 next year, when program will increase public Mr N w Lowther QC pl-0. evenmg and’ later’ 3 dmner Five of seven trafficiviolations ‘ - . ‘ ,... - ., , -~- ~ db tl G. trf _ , _ Jiospvitgl plan was left uiian- th;*‘Cf:_5CCa3s1e5i]°;‘*“:e(§3“'d51' _ V ‘ 'hea”‘h expellqlbullies La‘b°°u‘t.$40"" viiicial Chairman of the Salvationiflliemlggiiizlinctil 0f1le\IOV:v§IC‘lOI1l1ae.nTIl’e Represneted appearmg b9f°r° Maglsirate G11’: I I wile ' grants accounts mfg, ”?i‘,l.,°1’1.,r§-if l;°s°{deI"f0§dd‘g‘;§ﬁ;S $3::’00I3ul1§ci,Seat1 Army Red Shield Appeal, an.idinn_er speaker will be- Nova Roy A_ Hamilton of Tommo’ bert Gaudet in County Magis. I I120 lfV“k‘lYS SUGGESTED ipated $8.000.000 boost in rev- hospitals for the insane p nmmced Yesterday that Lt--COL Scot” Premler R1“ Stanf1°1d'll‘eC€nUy apllointed National gl:t?v:g°:;:3$iIY:eg§:§d:§ Ialoglﬁ t_‘e rfcr.t,}L,- —._ K . _ .. , ‘. V _ - , . g. cuulféllée d:;1:b1(;Sm€(did\\?]0\:/.33: ;—3TI1izi‘irc:edTli0e Oef)f(SI(l3‘ta nionoy is ca; _GAn additional tl;2b0,000 15 des. Arthur H. Peake has been select LAKE VERDE Director of Presbyterian Men men appeared on the docket, nm me dovommem to either Hp in education md1i;rioi!i.ng ﬁosts ignated to pay increased moth- ed to act as General Chairman . g - with the Board of Evangelism An Apgyle shore man was con. 6 - . g Mays. ai o ers allowances and $700,000 is for Charlottetown, for the cam. The following is the report of and social Action of The pres.

/said the choice is between a pre- mium plan or "more taxe rev- enue.” He said it should “shock

victed of being drunk in a public place and was meted a fine of $20 and costs or 20 days. An illegal

municipalities and public health

the province’s share of boosts in mesaures. Debt charges are ex-

old age assistance and pensions

paign which gets underway the Lake Verde school for the month

byterian Church in Canada, will latter part of April.

l0f M'aI‘C‘11- ‘ address a meeting of repre-

pectcd to zoom by nearly $1 000- to the blind and totally disabled Other leaders selected for the= Grade VIII‘ Lena Hug-hes sentatives from 311 com - ' ‘

, ,. = » . _ _ . . - 1 - . grega-, possession of liquor charge cost a

g9 _f’“° bthai; the p1°g1'am ‘WI 000- Net expenditures on social assis-t- 10631 effort aI‘€i Thomas D. De- Grade VII: Frances Hughes tions of the P,E_I_ Presbytery North Rustico man $20 and costs axe to e financed by raising Mr.

Stanfield said educational expenditures are up $2,200,000.

To Observe P. E. I. Acciclicin

Blois and Hon. B. Earle Mac- Donald. co-Chairman of the Spec- ial Names Committee, and Ralph J. Rupert, Director of Publicity.

ance will increase by about $70,- 000.

Grade V: Marie Hughes, Lea Redmond, Helen Wood, Earl Redmond, Harold Redmond, Gai- ry Gallant, Howard O'Brien.

in Zion Church Hall, Saturday afteriioon, April. 12th. He will also be guest speaker at Zion at the Sunday evening service,

or 20 days.

Another man from tlieicountry charged with operating a still, pleaded not guilty and his hearing

"additional revenue.

BRACKLEY POINT

hairspray!

- _ _ Grade IV: Earl I-Iugfhes, Fran- April 13th., and Summerside was aljourned until April 16. _ The f0110W1n§ is the 1‘eiD0I‘t Of! MI‘S- Marlon F- R0b9t‘1‘S.T€aC11' cis Redmond. Presbyterian Church Sunday A Parkdale man pleaded not . Backley Point school to, the : er. Grade» 1211: Judy Redimojgl, Ke- mggning-I. _1t h h b guilty to conducting a lottery and . . " month of March ;e1'- vin Callagliaii. tr. ami on, wuo as een was adjourned until‘April 10. g b 0 mb" Grade IX. L Ruth Maccanumi Grade II: Walter Redmond. Eu- selected as the spark-plug A charge of ‘converting” spray °f°''° 3' " °° '

DROMORE SCHOOL

The following is the report of Dromore school for the mortth of

I The year 1958 marks the t 200th anniversary of the De- , portation of the Acadians from ' _Prince Edward then known un-

gene Shea. . Grade I ta): Jerry Red-mond, Freddie Shea. ' - Freddie Shea.

2. Gordon Ma-cCallum, 3. Ronald Hughes. _ Grade VIII: 1. Marlene Hughes

of all our people.

A representative executive has been appointed. This coin ?

Style as you comb!

‘YOUR POSSESSIONS!

-~ . .. 2. D'ennis Hughes, 3. Mary Ste- Never dulls or flakes i, del. the name Of Isle Saint Jean mittee has selected Nliscouche wart 4_ wmiam gtewart-_ March; Gnade I (b): Betty Aime Wood.‘ Th th. 1. .th 1 . - E ‘ n i Du.,.m,__. the coming summer’ Celebiratioiii, wthiclh will take Grade VII. 1_Mari0n MaCCa1_ Grade X: 1. Hope Rose’ 2. MP5. Allan H.u,ghes_ Teachen e 1‘I‘lEs you ive W1_”—)’0ll-1' iome, your business. I the descendants of the thirty :1:Cgheoncexﬂieusﬁogufheltggl ea: um, 2. Bryer Younker. Margaret Hughe5_ . , your stock in trade. ——are all subject to ‘oss Adorn works iiitiisibly, yet ﬁe f(:;:gor{:g;ll111€S3r\l’Il0 escaped intention of gthis geheral comj Grade VI: 1. Brenda ‘Younker, Grade ix; 1_ Shirley Mhcguh-k YOUTH CLUB BROKEN , through ﬁccldent 01‘ Clrcumstances . beyond your holds twice asiong as ordinary who return- mmee to have local commm 2. David Shaw, 3. Freddie Yo.unk- 2_ Edward Hughes, 3. Eric Mc- ELKHART, Ind. (AP) — A control. For your own sense of security, you should hair sp,.ays_ The Style you I fgngftteg 1g:fr:3:1e“I;f§r§f5i¢:{1§d-_1n' tees selected for an the Acadia,‘ eh Gui-rk. youth club requi-ring commission learn how easily you can be protected. We will be ‘ e is im-

comb in, Adorn keeps in. You’II

Grade VIII: 1. Shirley Hughes adore Ad0m_the first spray

and Warren Callaghan (equal) 2.

of a. crime as a condition of membership was broken Wednes-

G-rade V: 1.. Donna Cudmore,l

centers of the Province. These, 2. Margaret Stewart, 3. Mary

glad of an opportunity to serve you. will include the parishes of Tig-

portant event in their history. The Acadians of today know

i - « i . ' ' . ' i i . "th Self-Styling Action. Try

i, 1 ., nigh, Palmer Road, }31oomf1e1d, Maccallum, . Chester Stewart. Reginald Corrigan. _ day, with three members‘under bl . .

i tiai the.“ ancestors of 1758 Wellington, Egmont Bay, Grade IV; 1. Sally Hughes, 2. Grade VII: 1. Thelma Hugl1eS- sente..:e and two more unrer ar- & “I New tan slim gtommep

I “me paims in the great contest M t C 1 s ‘d Joan M C llum 3 R l h M Grade III‘ 1 Eileen Hudhes 2 rest on charges of raping a 15- ' '

I between France and England‘ H333 R1338 ’NorthmmRiiiIsSticii’ Callum a-i Ttobert Robgriis ac‘ Rosemary 1VIcGuirk 3 Helben Cvor; year _ old gil-1 police Sam they I S. ‘ holds‘ " f,:);etE.1i:a:0S§§:iii1:2nt?f ggee Rustico, Céliiairliotitetown. Grade III ta): 1. Heather lVIac- ri-gan. . H 2 have a roster of 30 club mem- "Surance mce 1872 1 more spray .memm.atiVe celebrations which gharlles, Rollo Blay andfsciirilris. Callum, 2. Nelson Shaw. ‘ Egtradeé III.._ 1. Judy Mitche , . 11:5-rs, £11:/0 - (Iihlrfiﬁ of xi-hoi‘1:ir_hae\ise OFFICES: ‘ > will take place in the Various lllftblelta paitiiclu dis 0 in is Grade III tb). 1. Donald Stew- (i}Wll‘ld flllllf-allB. bb M Kim n een c arge W1 1 major rm . .

Acadian centers of the Pro- §r§Ss‘"ah‘]°‘:,5ue‘Vﬁm:‘PP°a’ ° “fa-ldde H I Bally cudmme H§gah§s,'aV,;ra§e if, Se‘;°,m. G33’ mm MINERALS O CHABLOTTETOWN 0 ISUMMERSIDE vince will therefore h ‘ d ' " i ' ' ' . 1 out in no Spirit of failtiiigigiﬁg Grade I: 1. Susan Shaw. des, Hope Rose 90.3, Highest aver- . MONTAGUE . ALBERTON

British Guiana on the north coast of South America has large deposits of gold, diamonds, man- ganese, mica and bauxite.

LONG TRIPS age in Junior Grades, Judy Mit- chell and Eileen Hughes (equal) 94 per cent.

Teacher, Josephine Bradley.

Highest average in senior gra- des - Marlene I-lug-hes.

Highest average in junior gra- des — Sally Hughes.

with the men and events of 200 , years ago. They will be simply 5lﬁ’}'e ' buds know“ 35 p1,°Ve1‘5 a remembrance of those hardy nest in the far north and migrate forebears who, after much Sui. _to South America in the autumn. fering from the imperial rival-" ries of the past, succceeded in re-establishing themselves once;

G RAV E s WE E K AT PI E_RC E’S F FEATURING the Graves Family of fine foods! i

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Divine Providence for its maul-I

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resulted in their survival to the present day. In the mind of the organizers of these func- tions, there is also the hope that the younger generation of Acadians may be stimulated in their efforts to educate and train themselves so as to work in harmony and true fellow- — ‘ship in co-operation with the youth of other races for the greater success and happiness

COMING EVENTS

Bingo, Hope River Hall tonight.

Variety concert Holy Name jHall Iilriday April 11th., 8:30 p.m.

Opening dance Mt. Ryan Thurs- day night. Burns Orchestm.

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Opening dance Mt. Ryan “to- night”. Burns Orchestra.

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* Variety concert at Little Sands

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