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ISLAND NEWS PAGE

‘Moniogue, Souris, Kings County

4 The Guardian. Charlottetown, Sat. Dec. 22.. 1962.

OTTAWA (CPL-Abuse of the unemployment insurance plan by pensioners has been drawn

Recounis Sought In Two Districts

Two unsuccessful Liberal can- didates have asked for recounts of results of the voting in two districts. it was announced yes‘ terday. the last day on which recounts could be requested un- der the provincial Elections Act.

The application of William Acorn of Souris for a recount of Ballots cast at the election held in the first electoral dis trict of Kings County. Dec. 10 was filed. and a deposit of $100 as security for costs was post- ed with J.W. Lavers, clerk of the Kings County Court at

‘ , “Wishing Well" at “Woodleigh” had pro-

$4,085.13 for Red (hoes activit- ies during the past 11 years. This year's results are the sec- ond highest since the well was put to this use having been ex- ceeded by $12.55 in 1961. Other progress reports heard at the meeting were given by

Georgetown yesterday.

Judge J. Svlvere DesRoches.

of the Kings County Court granted the applicath and set Thursday. Dec. 27, at 10 am. as the date for tho recount which will be held in the court house in Georgetown. . contested First Kings as a Liberal assemblyman candidate and Declaration day's proceedings showed him to be ind by 25 votes in the con- test with Hon. John R. McLean of Souris.

The Liberal Party has also asked for a recount in the Third District of Queens, where Lib- eral candidate Cecil Miller was defeated by Agriculture Minister Andrew B. MacRae in the Dec. 10 election.

The official Declaration Day count gave MacRae a 16 vote edge on his opponent, 1.848 to

to the attention of the govern- ment.

“We are convinced that there 5 some degree of abuse of the basic intention of the plan on the part of persons who have retired from their normal em- ployment and are in receipt of adequate pensions." said th report of the Gill committee on unemployment insurance tabled in the Commons Thursday.

The report recommended that a pension received on retire- ment under an employer-em-

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ployee pension plan be treated‘be ‘ as earnings in determining ben- plan." said the committee.

etits under the unemployment insurance program. ' To the extent that the pension exceed allowable earnings. a deduction would be made from the payable insurance benefit. Care w have to be taken to see that retiring employees don't have ir pensions de- terred until they've had a opportunity to exhaust available unemployment insurance bene-

pioyment resulting from com- pulsory retirement pursuant to an employer-employee pension plan is not a type oi unemploy- ment that was even intended to by an insurance

ts. . . “It is our View that unem-

lPensioners’ Abuse Claimed lRussions Fire Oi Unemployment Insurance

Another Shot

WASHINGTON AP) -— Tho U.S. Atomic Energy Commis- sion said the Sovia Union ex. pioded anodier atmoqaheric :lu- clear test dict in the Arctic.

The explosion was described as a low-yield shot. in the vicinity of Novaya Zemlya. This would mean an explosive fore. of up to 20,000 tons of TNT.

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lines now clearing or special prices — some reduced as low as HALF PRICE.

We sincerely wish that you may know in your heart the deep and abid- ing Joyot Christmas!

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Smith relinquisth his at 5 Supply Dcpot. Monctnn. changing ceremony. the air- summer seam“. km. fm. climate}. D, w R called {or the recount to take R J on. North Tryon position of r-mnmandin: offic- asssurned the rank of... group men proceeded to the mess- i It was noted that this awn-Sm Stewart for aid and F. place Mmday mom' 3 10 Great George St.

m and inl‘ a shall, “hilt” he- caplam and the position nt hall where Christmas dinner ting wen” had been the means A 5 J6 it”. the bléod donor o'clock at the Charlottetown "

came illmn Aircraftman lst C0. The cvent occurred at the was served by the officers of ' cémT’nme’fs court House

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Red Cross ‘62 Fund Drive Achieves 98.6% Of Quota

inluz'ns tn dam for the 1962 mg of the Central Council. ‘Ieral who was visiting the Cana- Rcd Cms mmpaim were re- Canariian Red Cross Societyidian Society at the time. and ported as 9129“. {1"1‘ cent of thelwhich she attended in Torontolwho told of the very high es-‘ objective by \t'. R, Jenkins. u’u NOVember. She referred par- lteem in which Dr. Stanbury was campaign chairman. at the De- :ticularly to the opening session lheld by the National Red Cross cembrr movtm: oi the RBI. jof the council which took the’Societics around the world. Red ('l‘rbs executive. held this ‘form of a ceremony of specialj Messages of tribute were read week at the ~ocoty's headquar-l‘tribute to the late Dr. W. S. lfrom a great many of these tors in Charlottetmvn underStanhury. national commissionerlcou‘ntries. and at the luncheon the chairmanship of the presi- lot the Canadian Red Cross So- lrneeting that day. Governor- dent. Mrs. H. L. Palmer. lciety who died so suddenly General George P. Vanier. the Mr. Jenkins said he tel t $while attendin: an lnteruAmerl- thonorary president of the Cana-. confident Hm: u may Silll be can Red Cross conference in dian Red Cross Society. guest; possmla r.» l‘i‘.’l.rl1 the 100 periPixertn Rico early in \'ovem-:spcaker for the. occasion. aiso' cent mark in" as there aretber. ispoke in glowing terms of Dr. ‘ still a few canvassers to re-‘ The official tribute of the Stanbury‘s outstanding accom- .. Canadian Red Cmss was given plishments in Canada and The mag Rad an.“ cam. ‘by Col. Arthur Bishop, an hon-lahroad. paign “‘9: mm in Maw}. hutlorary i'lcepresident. and on .WISHING WELL . none “4,11”. hold “A, war ashchnlf of the Lcacuc of Red A pleasing feature of the the czmmnﬁzn has been intcg. Cross Societies by Henrik Bier mcctinu in Charlottetown was rated “331 the United Fund ap. of Gcncva. the secretary-gem the announcement that Colonel: pea! for 101.3. _' Mr. .lcnklns also nnnolin‘ced' that tho foil/“Vin: collectors had achicwd the highest percent- 32c nl' um‘mws mcr last year emnn: tho Quccns County can: vassers: .\l'-s .losc‘phine Brad- ley in Iona West. Mrs. John “ . Flat River. and Mrs. \l'l:[1i0l‘_ Water-vale. l‘alivm' :me the hizh- Iiihts n’ :‘m srmi-onnunl meet-

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