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RIGGED AND READY |

Matthew Burpee a Perth, Ont..“his family and some on- lookers, check over the trim aran Triptych m . Cornwall, Engiand. before the family

PEI. ARDA Allotmer ch For Island?

cues has effective this, month. The semin-

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leaves -for the Mediterranean and Caribbean areas where they expect to. use the three- hulled ship for tourist char, ters. The crew:-of the 64-foot

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been allotted $3,578,190 over the’ ar is being held at the Charlot-

next five years, under.the fed- tetown Hotel. eral agricultural rehabilitation and development program, Agri-

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Mr. MacRae said.the provin- | 'ce’s annual allotment for ARDA |

culture Mimiste- Andrew. Mac- projects will be about $715,638.

Rae said Monday morning.

He was speaking at the open- province must put up an equal must be faced.” ing of a two-day seminar, de- share of money so that

He pointed out however that the

it, can

signed to familiarize govern- take advantage of the federal |

ment workers.. members of the | funds. aves com- pointing out munity development groups with ment’s ‘budget for the year has , ™€0t from the standpoint of gov- ,

: Legislature and. representativ . .0f farm organizations and

“This may be a little too rich for our’ blood,""he said; in} that his depart-

the new federal- provincial AR- only allocated about $230,000 for

DA agreement =

which became ARDA projects.

We Were Pleased To

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KEITH PICKARD

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vessel <will-be: We. Burpee. his

wife Elizabeth, his 19-year-old _

daughter Sandra and son Da- vid, 17. (CP Wirephote)

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ee ge to see members of the Legisla-

‘ture in attendance. ‘‘This<is the --

first meeting in Canada to be attended by members of the Legislature and I hope other Provinces follow suit.”

ONE PROBLEM

Mr. Sim said the resource de-|

velopment is facing a number of

problems and one of the main'

ones is to get local people invol- ved. He: said “I don’t know if anyone has a clear answer to this problem but it is one that

Provincial | Reid.;Sangster, seminar chair- man, ‘said * ‘in the next two days

| he will be. taking a general over-.

all look at community develop-

ernment, so that all of us* will be better informed of our roles in community development.” said ‘in North America a great movement is underway to do much for rural development, especially in depressed areas, and planning fs a necessity.” During the seminar, the group is expected to make a clause by | clause study of the new -federal-. Provincial ARDA agreement.

” CHECK CITY CRIME NEW YORK (AP)—Another -phase of New ‘York city’s

‘Concert At Bloomfield

research director.

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Noted Organist To Gi

WINNIPEG -CP-—Mim ba of shopping im Western

as ait ek el vember with four’ Stores, minia-

| Jerry Gerard, isoted English

organist.’ will give a concert at : St. Ses “Ge ee shopping demands in the old field. Wednesday, April 28th at | eee, Sere 8-0'clock, sponsored by CJ. Gal- | Now there are 15 i Mart lant Co. stares im Metropolitan Winni- | A fourth generation organist pez which has a population of tt ae = a — eee are “more to come,” 5 f. organ : — says “Merv marketing

“builders—Mr. Gerard ‘began his | career at the age of nine. He

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served as-church organist, and the big Western Canada

at 16 he began his studies at the and vezetable firm with head-* quarters in Winnipeg Mini

Royal _Manchester College of Music..

Before World War H “bombs | destroyed it;- Mr: Gerard was / | organist and choirmaster for ten years-at the famed Pembroke’ ~Cnapel in Liverpool.

Mart ‘is a‘ Westfair subsidiary.

And expansion is planned elsewhere in the west. he said. This started in Vancouver April 1 with four stores. ‘Vancouver

| United States, and he has made | over 700 television appearances | _ia North America.

As staff organist for the insti- |

+ Church Guamniet Seminars”

| tutional organ division of The | 2cross the country since - this } Baldwin Piano Company, Cin | new prosram as started

Robert Burke. RCAF Station Centralia. was recently awarded the Canadian Forces

Actor- Ronald R | Reagan Seen Potential Calif. Candidate

By GENE HANDSAAER _ central commitiee: "mentioned HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Actor} | Reagan among a dozen poten-

conduct and efficiency. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. T.

lottetown.—

Cpl. alk caked o tan -! Fighter Wings, Marvile i and I Fighter Wings, Marville, France.’

has progressed from party (siesgater. Gmuutie ane talent workhorse to potential candi- as an actor and speaker—but date due to: > jae Sa oe oe een en an

Domtar Forms 1. His personal appeal and actor to hold down that job.”

se effectiveness as a campaigner Undeniably, Reagan personi- U.S. Branch for Barry Goldwater in i aa Co 1964 presidential campaign. | Tueged he advo- MONTREAL (CP) — Dorin- 2. Former actor George Mur-| ‘cates. ion Tar and Chemical Co.,Ltd, phy’s election to the US. After graduation from col- has formed a new subsidiary in Senate from - California. lege, he became a, sports broad- the United States. it was an- 3. California's imeessant polit- Caster, covering big - league pounced at the company's. an- ical feuding, which this: year baseball and Big Ten football. yya) meeting Monday finds Democrats split sharply 48 imtroduction to new subsidiary, to be and Republicans splintered in| g0t-him a streen test Domtar Pulp and Paper the wake of Goldwater's de-| |mer Brothers. His first “feat. Reagan’s is the only|dio commentator in fresh Republican face. jthe Air, 1937. Eight years Reagan, longtime lead- \Tiage to actress Jane wenn The . Wr ig ht Co. Domtar’s ing man in msvies and televi- ended im 198 im divorce and existing US. subsidiary, will be- sion, is working almost. time building support for next be, agreed again to actress pany. Domtar President W. N. ar's__June___Republican __pri- | ancy : 3 eS ary If. he should. win, he'll ‘DEFINES CONSERVATISM the way the words

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probably face Governor Ed- “Today, quarter 19% were $4.173400 mund (Pat) Brown in Novem- are used, I. suppose I would or 28 cents per share compared ber. - . have to accept the word con-| with $5,183,000 or 35 cents per “if in the next several months /servative—and very proudly,” share for the same period last

the indications are that it is I, he says. “because im.my inter-| year he said. that’s a responsibility | won’|pretation. and that of a lot of “ Commenting on the reduction turn down,” says Reagan. “I | People. it’s the only word com- jp earnings so far this year, Mr. idon’t think anybody should turn _. used to describe this be- = _—_ the figures, “while un- \it down.” Se ce govern- . Should not be over-

‘TIME IS RIPE’ meat i — emphasized” 7 NORWAY KEEPS PEACE

Norway has about 30 army

V@ New Method Of Shopping —

eee een tei es onl

~ Decoration for long service. good #-

full |custody of -their-two-childres-- come a_division of the new-com-|—

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\the company

Establishes | Auto Parts Firm

compere with $239,248 in 1963.

fits. which hee »revaile* for.

MONTREAL ‘CP’ United four years, was reversed during

Auto Parts Inc. operating profit the vtter half of 1954. the com-_

1964 was $1,700,235 comoared pany ‘said. previous year's $1,5%,- ~~

Ue os Oe rey eee Se Sertsctuvest Steel een Saceates : Sales Increased

MONTREAL ~*CP; sales in 1964 of Standard ‘Struc- tur2! stee! Lid. were $7,847,000 compared with the previous year's $5/753,000..says the com- pany’s annual report released Monday.

Net earnings of the Montreal

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has been “quite good.”

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