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By NEIL A. MATHESON

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Discussions were held yester- day afternoon between Premier Alex Campbell and his Cabinet and P.E.I. Officers of the Maritime Provinces Board of trade. ‘

Cyril. Leard, Alberton, prest- dent of the MPBT, and A.T. Parkes, executive secretary, secretary, headed the delega- tion which discussed subject matter ranging from transporta- tion to water : The Board told the Govern- ment members of the various resolutions passed at the annual meeting and requested consid- ‘eration by Island authorities of the points raised.

ROAD TRANSPORT

Among those affecting trans- portation by road was the sub- ject of an increase in allowable weights on the highways during the spring period; the matter of ‘a shorter route ‘to the Cen tral Canada markets; universal signs instead of each province institu- ting its-own roads signal system and the possibility of arranging for special dumps-for auto bod- ies. At the same time a sugges- tion was advanced that mechan- ical check-ups of motor vehicles should be an annual must.

-FULL, CO-OPERATION;

Noting the wide and develop- ing discussions in all parts of the country regarding water pol- lution, the Board members felt a solution was-beyond the fin- ahcial capabilities of most com-

co-operation of all levels of gov- ernment, industry and agricul- ture to combat what it termed a ‘menace’. i Premier Campbell and his col- leagues were also told of the Board’s opinion that though an- ti-inflationary measures might ve to be adopted to ensure a continued high level of econom- ie activity for the benefit of Ca- Nada as a whole, such measures were not always in the best in- terest of the less prosperous areas of the country. It termed such measures in the 1966 feder- al budget as detrimental to the interest of the Maritimes.

MAJOR, INDUSTRY

tourism has become a major in- dustry in this area of the country and suggested certain tax exemptions or development grants should be made available for the purpose of building up tourist accommodations in the same manner as is done for manufacturing industries.

A plea was also made for a uniform school curriculum across Canada to eliminate the handicap. .. imposed._on....pupils

country to another, Referring’-to.... ldbor—-relations the Board said “the democra- tie liberties of the citizen must be protected at all times and it

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bership in a labor union or em- ployees organization’.

Other Board: officers appear- ing with the president and sec- retary included K. MacDonald, Montague; R.W. Dawson, Crap- aud; Charles’ Downe, president

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Trade and its secretary- manag- er, C.W. Moffatt; G. Smallman, Stimmerside: W.J. Hancox and A.W. Gaudet, Charlottetown.

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year-old heifer that freshens in time for The Royal, she is out of a Ton-of Gold dam. ib

She will be sold’ on Monday evening, November 14th, follow- ing the showing of the Jersey breed at Canada’s biggest agri- cultural fair.

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the first game in the two game total-goal round. Second contest is scheduled for: Charlottetown on November :1. : Coach arid physical edacation uctor, Mrs. Mary Morrison said that the: senior girls team ‘ould be travelling to Sackville, Brunswick, this Saturday

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The senior team has also en- tered-a girls field hockey tour- ney for the’ Maritimes in Truro, N.S., on Octoher 29. There wil] be 18 schools in the tournament.

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