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Construction Workers » Reply To Exchange

IM. McAlduff, a ‘eibeuniia. ~ te of PEI. construction work- ere in the negotiations with

change The letter follows: “As one of the original mem-

to mpeak and negotiate for the

workers protesting for recognit- fon and also as one reasonably familiar with both trade union principles and the prevailing at- tHtude locally I was both amused and verturbed to read in Tues- day’s press the statements of the PET. Builders Exchange as issued by_its Vice President, Michael Schurman.

“The one point ott gee br three agreed to ard carrectly quoted . fm the report states. that ‘the | units involved ae raga plications — ete originally aenilad by "ke ai bour committee read-‘The units involved WILL srbmit ete.’ What is the difference” The ac- ceptance of the offer af the! Builders Exchange committee | in good faith that certification should- not be a barrier to- talk. | ing. Later, we find that: labour) has ta hurdle another fence in

order to meet the insistence af |

that committee as to WHO will be om labour’s committee,

“The point I want ta make! clear +s this Labour organizat- ions-in P:-F-1 will NOT be dict. | ated to by ANYONE. We will do business. honestly and with rea- son but we will continue to run) our own affairs within our or- ganizations without any advice from our counterparts. If -imions | tell! ax ‘out-of-province’ man to do a job, he will do tt within the limits af his instructions and

has suddenly become an essen- tial item. In. keeping the enod

faith under which the talks to} date have heen conducted, labour |

will take especial care to see that its applications will be pro- per and in order. This requires more than enmpleting » few questions on a form and much

~ detailed checking fs necessary

But this is being done and we are not worrying

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We will tell no one) who to put on their committee | ‘The matter of certification |

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greatest thoroughbred, North- ‘Natalma. The picture was ta- ern Dancer. The colt, born ken at Toronto : Monday, is by Nearctic out of (CP Wirephote) ;motor vehicle without due, care land attention and was fined $25 and costs or 20-days.

Peter John Forbes, Parkdale charged with speeding was fin- ed $20 and costs-or-i@ days.

ed with driving a bicycle in the wrong direction_on_a——one—way street, was fined $5 and costs or itwo i :

| ‘T mentioned earlier that 1 was amused and perturbed--on reading the press report — amus archaic attitude

the oy-avard and it be- cause the outcome of this gap |: which now exists could be ser- ous “Force te something which;

-should—not—be—encouraged,—yet,/ when unions are certified then

the employer is forced by law to sit down and negotiate. To me, this does not reflect the spirit of our initial disenesions |? and agreement. This method |

ing must stop now and the established by our two | end gentlemen will. have to | pitied up —and soon."

‘Traffic Case ‘Is Adjourned

| Provincial Magistrate James | ie Johnston, QC, yesterday ad- the case of Judson | erett Myers, Mt. Albion, to May 18 at 10:30 am. The ac- leused- arraigned . in Queens, | County, Magistrat’s Court, pre viously pleaded not guilty to a charge -of., driving while his"! licence was suspended. Council”

MEN TO MEET

Roy Hamilton, national di-

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ordinator of the seventh three-day conference

Atlantic region, scheduled ‘ to be held. starting Friday on the

Agricultural College, Truro. The chairman, Wyman Wad- dell of Albany, P.E.I., togeth-

‘| was the first destrover

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Pau} MacKinnon, city, charg: |

| rector of Presbyterian Men, is | for. Presbyterlan Men of _the-

campus of the Nova Scotia: |

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2 The Guardian, (

Island News Page Conservative, Liberal Parties

Charlottetown, Thurs., May 5, 1966,

_BRIEF VISIT HERE

Commanded by Henry HW Plant, CD, RCN, the helicopter destroyer escort HMCS Sag- uenay, one. of the most modern anti-submarine vessels

‘leave the railway wharf in Char- lottetown on her way back te home base in Halifax following |

| a week's cruise on the Saguenay

River from which the vessel gets its name.

The ship docked at noon Wed- nesday.-

The present Saguenay was en- tirely designed and built in Can- ada and commissioned in 1954; the original Saguenay, however,

| built for the Royal Canadian | | Navy “and was commissionedt-in= | 1981.

The first Saguenay. received moré than its. share of battle sears in the Battle of the Atlan- 1939 and 1942.2 AFTER BISMARCK’

She was torpedoed and further

plosion in ‘1940; took part in the search for the Bismarck in 1941; badly dam- | aged by a hurricane in 1942>——

med by a merchantman damaged by subsequent pl of her depth charges. She spend the remainder of the |: war asatraining ship. -

The new Saguenay, the fourth

hol and upper works, homing |

afloat, | this morning was scheduled to)

ever |

: | ehipman on two Roval

damaged by an underwater ex- | refitted and |

“the Maritime —Synod;tsre= sponsible for the preparation and follow-throu tt Theme of | the conference’ “Channels of | Power.”

|

for the’accused is John Holmes”

Tn a King's County*®ase, Tho- ;mas Conway, Souris, charged with illegal sale of liquor had his ease adjourned to May 9 at |2:30 p.m. for argument. Coun- sel for the accused fs Allison | Gillis

Motorists Fined For Driving Without License

A fine of $50 and cots or WO days was imposed upon Fulton Ford, Ovster Bed Bridge, charg ed with driving a motor vehicte: while his license was sispended

| or cancelled. The accused was arraigned before Magistrate A- James Haslam, QC, in city potice | court yesterday.

The accused was also arral-

gned on a charge of driving a

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Converted to a helicopter de stroyer in 1963, she now has the new anti-submarine helicopter,. the CHSS-2, possesses variable depth sonar for penetrating the thermal layers of. the sea and | automatic stabilizers for a more stable helicopter platform.- BEGAN AS CADET | Commander Plant assumed | command.of the Saguenay May 14, 1965, at Esquimalt; BC. He

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| SCIENCE STRIKES AGAIN MONTREAL

-seribed-——_a—new--process called | | “smellavision” and asked view- ers to report their reactions. \The station’s switchboards were jammed forthe rest of the day LA ares anxious to report

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Len Rossiter, More and Wal- ter Dinewell, Midgell, sat for l the Conservatives in 2nd- Kings + and they are both back this elec.’ tion. They are opposed by Liber- ~ als Frank Sigsworth of Charlot-

‘ ltetown and Don Anderson of St Peters LOM e p eS OF EC ion Douglas MeGowan of Monta gue and THomas Curran of ‘ Peakes Station were the Conser the Conservatives | of Frenchfort will oppose them. vative members for 3rd Kings

The Liberals ~ with Stewart in the last House. Mr Curran is Ross ‘of Fiala and Harold running again, mu - mone

: an tfas heen replace Vv Preston | Smith of PoWnal won fourth Of clure of Montague, ‘Their Li-

candidates in fifth and aixth | : | Queens in 1962 Thev are being j.,3) opponents are Dr. Doug Queens were nominated last, QUEENS COUNTY 9 - opposed’ this time by Beftnett MacDonald of Chariottetown-and _ night, {o complete the full state) Premier Walter R. Shaw. St. | Carr ofs Charlottetown and Dan | Roper of Brudenell

.| ning for the, Conservatives, this Miminegash and rald. Rooney | Woman’ running for either party ie Y | in. this election [ime in the sixth district ‘and |

| rt Walthen Gau- | ; | Liewd: MasPhati, New Maven, | wary ate ained By

7 Davies, who WON BOTH SEATS | and Phillip Matheson of Oyeter | se aa ia the Hitth Ginnel.

The Conservatives won both Red Bridge were successful Con- | ea seats in the second district of | servatives in the second Mat ws KINGS | Little Pond” feat iter 5th Prince in 1962 and Dr. George | of Queens last time and they are| In 1962 1st Kings split, electing |Kings for the Liberals last time. Dewar of O'Leary and Robert | | both back again.’ They are op-|Danny MacDonald of Bothwell They are again running and they Grindly of Ellerslie will again | posed by Sinclair Cutcliffe of for the Liberals and J.R. Mac- are SPORE, by oe ae mae be carrying the Consary tie | Chartottetown and Horace Willis Lean. for the. Tories. Mr. Mac- [of Charlottetown and Harry Me~

Louis W | for the two old parties. sah -Kings elected Alex

(Matheson of Charlottetown and ‘Dr. Lorne Bonnell for the Liber- als in 1962. Mr. Matheson is not |running this time, his place has, been taken by Keir Clark of Montague. The Conservatives are Willard MacLean of Peter'y {Road and Robert Dorgan of | Woodville Mills

George Ferguson of Murray River, and Arthur MacDonald of

|.Compton of Belle River.

J. David Stewart and Alban Farmer sat for Charlottetown-in the last House Tms election Charlottetown has been divided |

‘banner. They are .opposed by | of Kingston. \Tean passed away and his. seat {Connell of Georgetown for” the glas eee: both of Summer: | sitting members Andrew Mar-/| Souris for the Grits-in-a- 1965 by- | With the completion of the no- side. Rae_of East Royalty and. Rus-jelection. Mr. MacDonald «and minating convention and the elec:

Henry Wedge; Summerside, gell Driscoll of, Mt. Herbert-are-Mr— Acorn are again running |tion only 27 days away: the elec: “‘and Keith Harrington, - Hioneering—will get into ‘high Valley, were” successful Conser- | tives. Liberals Eugene Cullen of lay and Keith MacKenzie, two- vatives in the third~ district of | Charlottetown—and-Cecil Miller Goanervatives-{ from Souris. ‘next few ¢ days. | Prince in 1962 and they are both running again. Leonce: Arsen- | Bas “Burns, also of Summerside, are FOR MOTHER - A TURKEY DINNER” opposing them for the Liberals,. .

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