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GEN SHAREHOLDERS QUEBEC (CP) — Sharehold- ers in seven private power companies. facing take—over by the government-own Q Hydm. have been given a deadline for accepting hydro’s purchase offer.
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1110 Guardian. Charlottetown. Mon. Feb. 25. 1963. 9
Shareholders In Quebec Power Given Deadline For Takeover
offers have gone out to thou- sands of shareholders. telling ' April 19
to accept. Payments are to be made by 1April 30. the premier said. He
Ottawa Boy Faces Trial For Murder
OTTAWA (CW—Gerald Thi- beault. 17. of Ottawa has been cimmitted to stand trial at the spring assizes on a charge of capital murder in the Sept. 9 fatal beating of the hen casthier at the Chateau Laurier
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Blias Carmen Surrett. 35. died in hospital following an emer- gency operation for a fractured skull after having been beaten
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Only witness ~ called before Magistrate Livius P. Sherwood at the conclusion of the prel inary hearing Friday was Rudy Henschel. .
He testified that he and I friend found Surrett lying at the Ifoot of a flight of steps near the icanal. They then canted the Icashier to a park bench.
, Henschci said the man did not appear to be badly injured but had seemed asleep and “intox- icated” to the extent that he did not know who he was or where he lived. I
tabled copies of the offers in .the legislature.
. The offers are the same as ‘Premier Lessge announced Dec. 28 — offers already do- nounced by some of the com-
The seven companies involved in Friday's step in the giant takeover move. with the per- share offer. were
Shawinigan Water and Power
mpany. at $30 a common share and $30.25 a class A share; Lower St. Lawrence
Power Company. $37; Quebec Power Company. $37; Southern Canada Power Company. $56.75; Gatineau Power Company. $35; Saguenay Electric Company $43; and Northern Quebec Power Company. 333.
Four other small compassion also are facing government take - over. They were not in- volved in Friday's action be- cause. Premier Lesage said. ac- counting studies of them have not been completed and so of- fers could not be sent out.
But Mr. Lesage has said the amount involved in acquiring the tour will be about $1,000,000. ‘
ESTIMATE COST
Entire cost of the operation is estimated at in- cluding some $300,000,000 to buy the shares.
The formal offers leave the
lHuge Outlay. Is Said Needed For New Students In Ontario
LONDON. Ont. (CPi —-More than $400,000,000 must be spent .in Ontario in the next seven years to provide space for 60.- 000 new university students. the Canadian Managing E d i t o r s Conference was told here.
. G. E. Hall. president and vice - chancellor of the Univer- sity of Western Ontario. said the cost is for capital construc- tion alone.
He expressed concern that the public does not be fully aware of the outlay. needed. although the cost “will all come out of people living in the province." Whether from private sources or taxes.
Earlier Friday. at the open- ing of the conference. press cov- erage of the Saskatchewan med-
. criticized and upheld.
imrs COVERAGE ' A. E. Blakeney. Saskatche- wan health minister, said Sas- ikatchewan newspapers did not .measure up to the accepted standard of the profession in reporting and interpreting the
icare issue last summer was,
medicare issue and that they were guilty of “depreciating the coverage and comment of other journals."
R. . Brownridge. public re- lations officer tario Medical Association. said that “a few daily newspapers—per- haps five per cent of the 100-
_ Premier Lesage told titre leg-iway open to.- Hydro-Quebec i0 islature that formal purchaseiextend the reply deadline past
panics as being too low and un-! air.
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‘Moncton Man Wins Award For Journalism
Oiivar Asselin Award for Jour-
L'Evangeline of Moncton.
he - ‘tiste Society of Montreal. which makes the award annually for outstanding contributions French-language journalism.
The award is named for the late Oiivar Asselin. French Canada's most promi- net newspaper men during the first half of this century.
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Issuing the formal offers is one of the maior steps in the takeover. for which the govern- ment demanded a decisive man- date in a general election cam- paign last fall.
In his statement in the as, sembly Friday, on which the op-f position made no comment. Mr. Lesage disclosed that another complicating factor has cropped up in the case of Shawinigan. largest of the ' volved.
After Mr. Lesage announced Dec. 28 that offers would made to the shareholders. Sha- wlnigan and British-American Oil Company announced an agreement by which B.A. in- creased its interest in Shawini- gan Chemicals to 66 2-3 per cent from 25 per cent. .
Shawlnigan Chemicals is al wholly owned subsidiary which is to come under a new com- pany that will operate Shawini- lguru’s non - electrical assets.
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\ e has been managing 'ediboo' of L'Evangcline since 1946 and is credited with the drive which led to the decision to make the newspaper is daily in 1949.
"L’Evangeiine. under the en- ergetic efforts of and his staff, has become the authentic spokesman of all the Acadian people." the St. Jean Baptiste Society said in its an- nouncement.
The newspaper now midst of a campaign to assure its survival as the voice of the Acadian people.
Mr. LeBlanc will receive the award at a Feb. 26 banquet in Montreal. He will be guest speaker.
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nalism has been won by Emery l I LeBlanc. managing editor of
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. Lessge said that in 1954 and i955 Shawinigan Power signed contracts with Monsanto Chemicals Company. The agree- ment said that if Shawinigan set up its control of Shawini- gan chemicals. Monsanto would have first refusal for Shawini- gan Chemicai's 50 t in Shawinigan Resin Corporation.
Mr. Lesage said it “appears certain" that if the agreement with British American goes through Monsanto will be en- titled to invoke the contracts.
“Under those conditions.“ he said. "it may be that British American Oil will seek to be re- lieved of its undertaking unless a satisfactory arrangement is negotiated with Monsanto.
“The attorneys for Shawini- gan Water and Power Company have stated in writing that they were completely unaware of the existence of the contracts with
VANCOUVER (CP) ~A steamy and raucous ship's whistle. apparently dear to the hearts of coastal British Colombians. won't be going east when the CPR ferry Princess of Nanaimo heads this month for the Maritimes.
The whistle. once noise- maker of the old Princess Victoria. later was fixed to the Nanaimo. It will be moved now to the Princess Patricia. soon to go into service to Alaska.
he Princess of Nanaimo. without her old whistle. will leave Vcitoria Feb. 28. via Panama for service between Saint John. N3. and Digby. N.S.
PUSHED EXPORTS In 1939 Bulgaria exported 140 kinds of goods. but today sends abroad some 600 types of goods --including many items of ma-
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William Thomson. assistant general manager of the Reginal Leader-Post said: I
“ e were at all times con-l scious of the pressing need . . . for extra care to be factual. ac- curate. objective and fair in the presentation of the story. To the best of human ability I think we did that kind of job in the best tradition of newspaper report- i in
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"If we slipped up it was not .for lack of desire to do differ- .ently. in three years of cover- llng medicare I think our bat- ‘ting average is high.
I “I have no apologies to make for our paper or the staff that worked so conscientiously to do a good and thorough job."
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By B. JAY BECKER
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North (Charles C o o n) h s d passed. Rocchi didn't know it then.
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After North had raised to four hearts. Rocchi m d a slam try by bidding five dia- monds. South thereupon bid six clubs. which North converted to six hearts.
l Rocchi made a forcing as land Calvente quite naturally doubled six hearts. He led the jeight of spades.
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either with the East-West cards.
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