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in its hands fo make a decision on the matter.

The minister said that the school, if approved, would likely

construction in Summerside, and would contain up to 4 classrooms. .-

FEDERAL GOV’T PAYS 75 PC According to Dr. Dewar, the federal government will. reim-

| dation on’ the type that would Dr. Dewar said that’ a> voca- tional high school would probab- ly cost more to maintain than a technical high school, as the puter pircatage of eaiataie greater’ percentage of ance costs on a technical school. “However,”’ he said, “we will be dealing with a lot of students _| who will. need high school train- | ing- through the years. Many ot them may not want to be tech- nicians, but all will get a better basie education to be trades- men.” |The minister said that 50 per cent or

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cent of the cost of the school. “This is according to the feder- al-provincial agreement on ‘vo cational training,” he said. Dr.

Dewar pointed ‘out that the | Will

agreefient runs out in March, 1963, ‘and for that reason the --previneé must provide money

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A committee made up of Dr | Parker, . Charlottetown

kK. A. os . . superintendent of schools; Ma'- - colm “MacKenzie, 4 ‘Murtey, assistant director of , vocational training in’ . the

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Tor income, although :

| farmers of Canada have offered - |next year to accept two cents a pound less if the price is eut 14 cents to the consumer,

of the Borden Company,

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| and at Beles slaggpotsting. pe

ture in the political field is that | tions were heard of a

presented right now by Queens

County Liberals. : With all indications

latively near future, federal re

‘als have not yet nominated the

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made to interest prominent men, and it is believed that about a dozen have been approached to

sures of private business, or for

reasons; others are giv- ing the’ matter some thought; some feel they cannot afford it® Undoubtedly, acceptance of ‘2 nomination. involves consider- ‘able thought and means care- ful weighing of the values. Re- sults of both winning and losing

tige and service to Country; om. the other side, personal sacrifice in time and present business

important t be considered are the losses suffer-

ed by Liberals in: the past. two federal elections. But these are

, in present thinking, by knowledge that there was a ning on those occasions,.and be lief that tide is ebbing.

It this is true, party mem- bers feel they have an excellent chance in the coming election ‘and they are certain it is true

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ABOUT A DOZEN ASKED?’ _ | cess Admi . effort being | ne a8 operator of a meee 7 ns | comupaley tee other 06 6 selene: |ful trial lawyer, Whether they

|@ team formed of Neil A. eson, former MP, and B. B.

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Other names heard have rang- ed all the way through the list from ‘professional men to far- mers. Some time ago, sugges-

cabinet- post available for for- mer premier A, W. Matheson, & he ran, and the patty were suc-

ment. + Names of at least two mem- bers of the present Charlotte-

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could be interested. is problema- tical,

date. Some of them are fra not ‘HAS INTEREST interésted. because of the pres- ;

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“Bus” Jones, Bunbury farmer and rancher and son of the late senator and longtime premier. 4. Walter Jones, ‘

Both men have earned the. re spect and personal liking of fel-

low citizens, and those propos ‘make a team which would |

pro- vide present Conservative mem- bers with a real battle in the election. But, again, there is the ques- |

nominations. However, there is a feeling among rank and file. mémbers of the Liberal -party here that it -woulg¢ be a teanr which would create real erithu-

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