its annual grants to universities last week as news came that the argument over fed- to universities has
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Indications.are that the govern- . ment has changed the standards which the grants are to be , as of the fiscal term start- ing April 1.
-News of the revised greats structure preceded by a few hours Prime Minister Diefenbak- -er's announcement that the Que bec:Ottawa_deadiock Over federal aid -has been settled by an ar- _ Yangement in the corporate in-
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Laval University $2,305,000 ($317,300); University of - Mont- real $2,190,000 ($500,000); McGill University $3,235,000 ($262,500); University of Sherbrooke $194,000 (nit); University of ows Col- lege $94,000 ($40,000) ;
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Mr. Wm. A. White, Rollo Bay, left recently on an extended visit with members of his family in Montreal, Que., and’ London, Ont-
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said Saturday Levi Gillingham of
nearby Ford’s Road didn’t tell | anybody where he was going | after picking up his pay at West- | ern Terminals here. His wife re- | ported him missing.
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The weekly eard party in Rollo Bay hall was held on Wednes- day evening and was sponsored |~ by Mrs. Clifford Peters. The usual forty-fives were played and groceries given as prizes. The. special prize (a chicken) was won| by Mr. Kenneth Chaisson. A de-; licious lunch was served. and a! neat sum was realized for the! C.W.L.
The regular monthly ‘esting
The $8,059,000 sum exceeds the $7,527,000 Quebec universities would receive: next year under _ the ‘federal aid scheme which _ Quebec now will operate. There was no immediate indi- cation why this is so, but the _,-@overnment was expected to ex- _ Plain, probably in the legislative assembly, how the new provin- cial grants structure works.
OPPOSES METHOD It ‘is known that Premier Paul Sauve does not agree with .Ot- _- tawa on. the formula used to set the amount fo aid to universi- ties. Ottawa bases its payments _ on the population figure for each - province, at the rate of $1.50 per
Miss Louis Gallant arrived from
the government's TV speech.
AUSTRALIAN CITY Melbourne, capital of the Aus- tralian state of Victoria, was founded in 1835.
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¥ In line with the provincial in- crease in its corporation income tax, the federal government would allow corporations an) abatement of a similar amount. on their federal income tax.
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CONGRATULATIONS
The parishioners may well point with pride to
— ees ie | CONGRATULATIONS ; | ’ . . | THE PARISH OF ST. ANTHONY To the people of St: Anthony's Parish on the | 2 CONGRATULATIONS official opening of the new Parish Church Hall. | The*parishioners of St. Anthony's Parish, Bloomfield, are to be congra- BLOOMFIELD . tulated on the official opening of our fine new Parish Hall. ‘AND BEST-_WISHES | |
By their initiative and splendid spirit of cooperation they have provided
: Se eed this splendid addition to their community which : ; ‘ . : )
Nae poe aye Pa ee On the occasion of the official opening of their oe _an_ edifice that will serve this and future generations with a fine community | # To St. Anthony’s Parish on the grand opening fine new Parish Hall. will serve for many years as a parish center.
center, a center which is a credit to the Parish and to the community at large.
of their new Parish Hall. I was pleased to have
- It was my pleasure to have the contract of We had the pleasure of doing the plumbing fy personal thanks are due to all those parishioners who contributed
been the Architect for this new modern building. laying the tile floors throughout the entire build-
and the wiring in this modern and up to date par- : i : . : én free time-and labor and to all those who made cash donations, all of which
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PETER A. MacNEILL, ARCHITECT
Phone 4339
to be found in any community of its size in ain made the completion of this Parish Hall possible —
Maritimes; - REV. J. C. PITRE,
\Parish Priest.
EMILE ARSENAULT
Summerside, P..E. I.
Charlottetown
J. ARTHUR CLpw.
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