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~tane'2 neem Dublic Serva nts - Western and Central Districts. Sta ge Ba nquet ed

folio. : | Mr. Meldrum had .been at- torney-general. i Premier Robichaud,

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‘The Guardian, Charlottetown, Thurs., April 7, 1966. .3 nouncing the dismissal of Mr . : Irwin Tuesday night, said he phe-prince. Edward Island! Speakers at the meeting were

; 2 would request the © legislatur’ Public Servants Association last. Premier Shaw and Mr. Camp: | " ae - - pe that deputy-speaker H.H. Wil: night held a banquet in honor bell. | onors liamson of Bathurst, N.B,, Re> of the members of-the Legistat- ‘express thanks and-apprec- ae ~ place Mr. Jean. ive Assembly: of the province. jation for the very kind ‘and en- | : fe In the terse’ announcement, The banquet, an informa! tensive consideration and excel-

: ¢ ps e e- Mr. Robichaud said Mr. Irwin Sathering held at the Charlotte- lent service public servants have _..

: : . was dismissed: “due—o. private town Hotel, was ghaired by John giyen us and people of thig~ == ’ e n : | nN | C g se / | eireumstances’. preventing his Hogan, provnice,”’ said Mr. Campbell. : continuing of. the’ portfolio’s Seated at the head table were premier Shaw, who said he i

| 5 } é duties.” Premier Walter Shaw, President was pleased ‘with the people

J. F. Dunning, Dr. L. FE. Prowse,

f 1405 donors regtster- be tabulated-last mi ht ge-quick A total o 8 Hon. Frank Myers, Alex Mathe-

who carry on the f li ied at the Red Cross blood donor glance revealed that the Bank nA Sa wee Ot pune

servants, stated that the Civil

He ‘cufused to elaborate on the statertient, but he said he did

“Pelini held during the past of Montreal again achieved : : peers | BON, Dr. J.T. Higgins and Op: “servants Association is based o nice at the Confederation supremacy in the ‘ Bankers” | St Ke LL aps agen re position Leader Alex Campbell, qualifications of. the pee Centre in ‘Charlottetown. This Bed the Parkdal eeu on OU Sen mea ne ; i é oe ee are responsibilities _on a 126.5 per cent response on had a 92.5 per cent result wi : . : the shoulders of each person and» ta quota ee 1,110 and acknow- the Junior Chamber of Com- , Capital Murder Liner Is Struck that each is fulfilling his res i ledged to be the most tremen- merce following | close behind By F k Ww ~~" ponsibility: wre se dous result ever achieved in-the with 9 per cent and a Bood Char e Is Laid y rea ave | “Irregardiess of what gov- Charlottetown aréa by Fremont | showing made: by the ,lgons | g . ‘ernment is in power, I would Archer. chairman of the Red Club of Charlottetown who turn-, a é man (eB) Peer MONTREAL. (CP) .— Eighty suggest to you that there is a Cross blood donor committee for ed out in full regalia to swell | M a } : oc harKe 1 passengers ‘aboard the. -Mont- challenge there, a __ principle Hee ‘gratitude to the hundreds of do- the numbers in attendance at capital mur 4 isa eon _ real-bound Cunard liner, Carin- there, a loyalty there -you ‘must nors.as well as to all who assist- last night's Session.. laid ie nee a ~ ere thia were injured by flying not forget. Let us not forget ‘ : ed in making the clinics such an The R.C.A.F. Association Con- Acquilla Breau, a eae " ae glass and crashing furniture that we are all working togeth- outstanding success, Mr. Archer federation Wing, again came out iaboeet ren Pres d En fiaut, 19 when the ship was struck by |er to build a better province and oid that this 126.5 per cent re- on top in the competition: among miles from here. ae an ats what was apparently a—freak @_better_service_to this _prov-_ zs sult places Charlottetown and the Armed Services’! Clubs, | Breau, sane 3 or a cay wave .three days after leaving [eult peace front line for the 2nd it looked-as if the Depart: mental-examinaffon last Friday, 1 iv erpool. S “Mantting— ‘Trophy. which is)” nt—of-Hishrays—again—topp d_lis charged in the rifle slaying (Cunard officials in Montreal ; the other; departments —in—tne Jast-week of his brother Ronald. <4iq Wednesday most of the in-

awarded each -year to the centre reaching the’ highest percentage lof quota. ‘The Souris area has | won this trophy for the past two “1, the keen pio, yea i ) 2 ee competition ‘con- j years so will have the’ Charlotte ducted amioag the’ different” sec:

ove ceria ene this year, tions . of .the Dominion~ Depart-

race for top place among the. 26 P.E4.- Public Servants’ As | sociation merabers.

juries were classified as bruises, lacerations and contusions. The ship arrived here Tuesday.

The Carinthia, carrying. more than’950- persons, most—of-them British i-m-m +g r-ant-s;—sud-

He is scheduled to appear In Wey court May 2.when it will be de- j esansesten ‘termined whether he £6 to « d

‘stand. trial-on-the--murder—.and na in

| attempted murder charges. ie Fas ; ment of Agriculture at the Ex-| Another brother, Leonce, : : ‘

on ey whieh contri. Périmental Farm the ‘Animal-|was wounded in the seine ; Sy AC CAL ceanalee 40-de- b k ] \ ac ye ; "| Husbandry again achieved in |dent- Breau- was charge with fs. . ! ac ac e Tbited to the—suecesst essfitt-outeome. eer at TW RAR TERI“ atienmptedmerder-in- connection. . iscnere said the _{Ineldent || ' } 5. lof this week's series of clinic® phe efficiency. of -the mem- with the wounding when he ap- ONT aR aA Oe en te Letbared by backaches and that the excellent facilities 4215 of the mobile Red Cross peared in court last Friday. Bie weed 0 he ee en be learned ‘afforded by * the Confederation b1444 donor team from Halifax, ~ ig ee \that ‘irritation of the bladder and ‘Centre and its staff were High Of |sna | nerfect’ weather dust thie [ornace crack ean vont in backache

ashamed for trying to keep allthis list. The many new donors aces ie Mitel eee peo Tyr and tired feeling, he too 8

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‘the vessel righted itself and ___ continued. - f oe | | The. ship's doctor waas kept \busy. for some time treating |

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department of welfare, RIGHT, — iation banquet at the Charlotte-——Assembly of Prince Edward Is- order: : : i Institute, also did a great deal tet engien’ ale ered , Are Pp anne lain te N oer bala | Fackachs, Didd’s Kidney Pills may help chat with Alban Farmer, At- town Hotel last night. The land. _ “Let's have a judicial | 1- to boost the attendance. lee fenite partin outstand- - a : ete « day ice in was ors tye. Yor enn: cepent on Dodd's. eS ; : : - _quiry,—awayfrom__politics, to! - : | “‘Phose_assisting at yesterday's SAINT JOHN, N.B. (CP)_— — :

|Matheson said the government. investigate industrial develop- |SOPHMORE’S WIN me ‘ ‘Detectives said—Wednesday—no

hairman: of | three sessions included repre- : : sentatives“Of the Baptist Ladies’ yeharges oe errecte - me se Aid, the “St. Dunstan’s ‘and St. Parate—s ooting SO Wane Pia X COWL” te Chamois (ny wnat Bh 6 teyearee on

thas caused more harm. to thls ment in this province. Take it Jack Rapattoni,

. : o 7 “4 = gmt 4% E& province through its dealings | out of the hands of this Legista-|the-Red-Cross blood~ donor” com-.. : , er on i with the Georgetown industries ture, take it out of politics, it's mittee for St. Dunstan's ‘an- |

—_'than-any—period since-Confeder-| the gov nt's only. way to nounced last night that the So- ‘ ‘ dead anda 49-year-old man Rich oe fees ace he oovercument’s |/PRMOFe’s had-an~attendance of town Business and Professional Py ead 4 y'

LOSSES CLAIMED | only out,’ said Dr, Bonnell. \54.2 percent walked off with the Women’s Club, local nurses,

- ton youths appeared before Ww ‘Hampshire Red Hens from the

==-—-Chester -S.-MacDonald—in court farm of James Wallace in Cas- ~ here yesterday in ‘connection cumpec. :

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critical conditon. . Mrs. Amy Watson, widowed mother of nine, was found dead in her home Tuesday afternoon. Earlier in the day James E. Bishop: suffered multiple wounds from a shotgun in his home. .

: |v \ ; whi 5 +, Red Cross Voluntary Services |

He claimed that each--of-.the —“‘‘We ‘should adjourn the House \trophy which is up for competi r

draggers built for Gulf Garden for three months,’ he said, jtion among. the different. classes | and Staff, coed Wie Soot Bee s_ has_ lost approximately | ‘then learn the report of that |there. At Prince of Wales Col- : S$ oe

0,000 per year, For example, | inquiry.” lege, where the competition is ame a irchwood.

i irls and the boys Red Cross officials stated that Stephen Sh

3 p buitt-at-accest’ of $186.778 has had no payments made on it ‘and the total cost now owing—on—it—is—$191,213_He-

- . \hte girls again came out on top) there Witt twhe-a-gend-spply rae iwith 82 girls registering as of blood available for patients

jagainst -54--boys. The chairman | Treaniring transfusions in hos-

¥YOLD METHOD SETS DAY -

lhe said. ‘than: when they were | Stephen Shea of Ebbsfleet, whe Competitions among

groups and organizations also | e : played-a-large-part-in-the- we.N.B, Minister cess achievéd, according to the ava a chairman, who announced--that) whole not all the results .coutd |

guilty to breaking and. entering fput_out.to-fish.”” nee | was injured in a highway acct- | a barn owned ‘by. James Wal- “yp, : dent: Tuesday. morning; was re} a peeeraitline- Uuaft-whilled, Poy NCO siemens Tat Te | ork Te | ace- and nitt ; overnmentis‘discriminating": Ported resting comfortably in| ithe Western. Hospital at Alber- | ton. last night. i The accident — occurred when | : r the lad ran im front of “a large’ two years ago

ee Gay. Arsenault entered a plea 5.4 loth itor P.W.C.; James Beardsley, | pitals in P.E.1., and Nova Scotia| Waster Sunday is the first | ALL DAY GOOD FRIDAY ; of guilty to: a charge (oF pottes: toe wire exch fone bad | Ho ital - . \gtated that ‘Slave Day" is to be, over the Easter week-end” and |sunday after the full moon fol- |. D 4-342 : . _ sion of the hens knowing they cone behind approximately $10,- n sp -. [held early next week when the until the next series of clinics |Jowing the spring _equinox TAL 4-3424 FREE DELIVERY ne ne eee en inl 4 ne pom 000 since it was built. “More iets boys will be the “slaves” for the is held in Nova Scotia next|March 21; 4 : : e ing Of an indictable offerise. John Qweg oy ; “iv ALBERTON — Fight year old} girls! | week. | 3 ‘ty , J Kenneth MacArthur pleaded owed. on these draggers today, ; & various = -

Is Dismissed

: FREDERICTON. (CP) — Chief>

\Ray Dennis Millman,- charged ja oainst. t ; i

‘8 seizing the-wooden-hoats—s8ying they are not producing but the. steel. draggers were definitely. inot producing and they were not

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oo zi te judge and jury. The preliminary SURES chen hearing in the Millman-case was- Be a te ace uchan set for April 13. at which time ee a second offence of ‘sentence will.be handed down on % “driving. while his. Ticense war SN Sh To linen Hon. ae page a: ivaatigated Gy Alhe tan suspended, was. fined $100 an : ©", minister of industry, was speak- | “ote " ro costs by Magistrate W. Chester | 72" 4 gee pave sa es ‘ing on the standing committee's tachment of the RCMP. : | S. MacDonald: prcMeRN ee 483s let a aye ec 22 report_he said, speaking ot some | paign which is coming wp next A Borden resident, Joseph | Pa eyes = comments made by Alex Mathe- | ’ : <= Glendon Cornish, Coleman and son (L-4th-Kings), “I know he is,

Cameron Ranahan, was fined $50 ~PREMIER es

———and costs of a simit _Arnold William McCallum, Tig not nearly as confused as he pre-| -_(Continued_from_page_one) Wilfred Dale Yeo, Belmont, ue ee oe x $10 and 'iends: he knows 50 per cent. of | =f s also_charged while driving while Least ne ailing to stop at an IM the costs of the trawlers will be his license was suspended, enter: ‘tersec! i tale Gann: ——————paid—by—_ the“ federal— —govern=- Province. He.<said.--the finan-.. ed a not guilty plea apd his case | For un awfully parking ‘a ve- eae : . cial situation: of the province is | was adjourned for trial to-May (hicle on the highway Joseph Ja- jay Matheson asked -the-min- 80 bad that within ‘six months i Srd. jmes Aylward, Ae teare Road. ister. “has approval been given We Will have a commission gov | Mrs. Joseph Hohn, -RCAF | X2S fined ade ; na ue lyet by the Canadidn Maritime etmment or a sales tax of 15 per | Station, and. Stanley. Arsenault, \Gregory claud =MeNeill. €S' “Commission?” | cent and an income. tax increase | Sta tioey pedadue, were each fined (Devon and. John Kenneth Mac | «1 don't know that it has been, of five per cent, and possibly a | $10 and costs for speeding,- Arthur, Alberton. received sim 4i-anproved,” replied Mr. Mac- curtailment of road and school | p. ‘Alex Mac- Jar fines for driving without due | py ai) | construction.” He added ‘‘we |

The firm of ] é avattantl : ' L Donald . Ltd. Summerside, was jcare and attention. ‘ \NO INTERFERENCE © | cannot continue to go into debt Improperly equipped vehicles the way the Shaw government is

the dismissal. of. Educa- ition Minister Henry G. Irwin.

W.W. Meldrum of Sackville. the education me

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‘resulted in $10 fines for Rudolph vehicle. ‘Leith’ Hatvey, Woodstock, Jo- Henry Felix LeClair, Summer- \seph Francis Dugay, St. side, was fined $10 ‘and costs wards, Arthur John Wells, FElms- for driving without a license. A idale and Roger Joseph Chais- Borden than, Ivan John New- son, Alma.

a person. to drive an unregistered

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____+_riek--was-fined_a similar_amount | .-For exceeding the speed limit

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for passing on a solid white line. |Joseph. Oswald Pitre, Howlan

Alvin O'Connor Woods, Seven and James John Nelligan, Tig- Mile Bay, was fined $10 and nish were each fined $10 and costs for failing to bring in his |eosts. :

_ vehicle for re-inspection when A fine of $25 and costs was

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ordered to do so. James Francis MacCormack of Borden fined $10 and costs for drivi without due care and attention. |

Gordon William Brillinger of the RCAF Station was assessed a $10°fine for failing to have. his | motor vehicle: registration trans-| ferred. oa

Elizabeth Caroline Rogerson of | Central Bedeaue was fined $10; and costs for operating an im- properly equipped vehicle | similar amount was assed Robert

Davison Henry, RCAF Bi |

for permitting a person not the holder. of —a__valid license drive his car. James Edgar Ar-

: ximvi 's fined! tract. is, id, senault of Maximville -w i contract. This, he said, was.con ‘them. the mortgages are

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to—executive council of government

‘authorized the board to sign the

When Hon. Leo Rossiter, rose to speak in the debate he said, “I deny I ever took part in poll-| tical interference in the opera-. itions of the Fishermen's Loan ‘Board and. I challenge Mr. JGau- det or any member of the. oppos- rition-to-show I did.””

Dr. Hubert MacNeill, minister \of labor said, ‘‘we have 150 peo- ple employed in the Georgetown plant making boats and. the ‘member: from Souris said they should be made elsewhere.’’

“T didn't: say that, I sald ‘there should he tenders ealled,”’ said Mr. Acorn. — / as ADEQUATE GUARANTEES

Alban Farmer, provincial trea- surer said, ‘there is no quest-

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jion about it the Fishermen's: Pe

Loan Board is adequately guar- | anteed, the security is adequate and there are people at work-"’) | _Mr. Farmer explained that the | government held mortgages tor all the ships that had been built. | Alex . Matheson said,:“‘if you ‘put the vessels. up-for. -sale -to- ‘day sou won't get $19.000 for only

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$19 and costs for driving with- |trary to the advice given by they th what the ships are worth.”

out lights.

WAUGH At Summerside, Tuesday, April 5, 1966, Lillian Aida Waugh wife of Brenton Waugh, Wilmot in her 75th year. Resting at the Compton Funeral

«Home until noon today, April 7, then to the United Baptist jw one of the. most-titious attacks peen properly invested

Church Summerside ‘for service at. 2:30 p. m. Interment in Cen- tral Bedeque Baptist Cemetery.

At \the Prince Edward Island Hospital -Tues- day, ‘April 5, 1966 of Harold Gil- | lespie of 221 Hillsboro Street in his 72nd year. Resting atthe MacLean Funeral Home until noon, today, April 7 then to the Zion Presbyterian Church for funeral serviée commencing at 2 p.m. Intefment in the Sher- wood cemétery.

MackKIE .~~At Prince Cotnty Hospital on Wednesday, April 6, 1966, of Mrs. May B. Mackie, wife of the late W.H. MacKie_ of 170 Harvard Street, Summerside, in her 87th year. Resting at the _Bowness Funeral Home — from where funeral will be held on Saturday, April 9, with service commencing at fF opm Inter- ment in People’s cemetery, Sum- merside. Visiting hours today, 7 - 10 p.m, Friday 24, and 7-

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board and the deputy minister of fisheries. : | Mr. Acorn said the Liberals are against a situation of * this kind-‘‘where the government Is | so happy to be investing — the ‘peoples’ money without any hope of return.” “ | VICIOUS ATTACK

Premier ‘Walter R. Shaw con-

|sidere’? Mr. Acorn's statements lon this government.’’ He said “reading portions of the minutes lof any kindof meeting can_be made to-look damaging. : “T/was at» one of the loan ‘board meetings in question and while. there were differences of opinioh,, we talked things over and. everyone was in accord. In the final analysis, if things work. out vou make progress in development : “There is no-hasis for this ac- eysation against the » govern- ment ‘kill | the government: even though it killS$ the industry. the government is trying~-to—pro- mote.’ We must remember. that lirrespective -of the amounts spent, we have evidence of the iprogressiveavork of this govern- ment” het them tell us that these industries shouldn't have been established fn Georgetown Ask the’ emploved people what’ they think-of this:This is-going 40 kill ‘you in the next election.” —

‘Former opposition leader Alex! show you @ simple.easy Wy to

The attitude seems 'to be |

The leader of the opposition | said, ‘‘the government always answers the samé every time

| we scrutinize their actions, they think the answer to any quest- /ion is to‘point and say we have | people at work."

“This isn't the answer,” said “Mr. Campbell, ‘‘if with the same money more jobs could have been provided, if the money had , there would be 500 jobs available.” COST OF JOBS :

He estimated that the cost

¥yper job was about $50,000 in the abouf whether or-not the gov- ernment

Georgetown development. Lorne Bonnell (L—4th Kings) said, ‘‘the government should be

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ter the election, which the government is ‘planning to an- nounce tomorrow, this province will be in serious trouble because. | of the mess the government put | it in: They are spending money _| like drunken sailors.’’ at Provincial Treasurer Alban Farmer accused the opposition | of ‘deliberately bringing out a | false picture.’ He said that the | Georgetown plant operators had | approximately $800,000 equity in| their development-He said the | government has said it was will- ing to take a risk on industrial | development ‘‘but that risk is | predicated on the .wishes of the | ople.”’ i | HUGE VOLUME PLANNED | Fisheries Minister Leo.- Ros- siter said an independent ap- praisal of the assets of Gulf | Garden Foods Limited plant showed a tétal worth of $4,960, | 000 and that in the years ahead | when new processing lines are | added the plant will have -an> annual sales volume of $10.000,-.| 000. ‘'The opposition,’’ he said, “tries to,criticize this govern- | ment when the Liberals did nothing for the gounty when they were in office. | Mr. Campbell pointed out that the appraisal firm valued the | plant at $2,800,000, ‘‘exactly what | the government put into it.’” He | added that other assets included | a wharf, loaded from the federal government, and utilities, such | as water and sewer, ‘provided | by~ the Atlantic Development | Board.” r

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