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So Corvair - : '| church friends

the Royal livered Canadian Legion and Ladies Tignish. Seen here are pre- Auriliery visitation com Soe er ene See mittee are seen as start Roches and ist vice president

they to pack. boxes that were de-~. Hubert Handrahan, meuthers

Special Events Brighten. Tignish Christmas Season

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Reported Stolen

A 1961 model Corvair = | white in color, has been report- | ed stolen to the City Police ste tion. The vehicle is owned by D.

. MacCannell, 140 Great George |

ireet, and was reportad missing yesterday at approximately 4.00"

on The car is a 4-door sedan wi summer tires and is described @s being in good condition. It is! bearing 1965 ee aoe ae Is- land licence nu

Se ke eae The installation of officers for ken from the rear of Howatt's | 1966 of St. John’s Lodge No. 1 Service station on Grafton street. | and - Victoria_ Lodge No. 2 took

Anyone having any informa- | place at the Masonic Temple on |

"tion about this vehicle’ is asked | Dec. 27th.

~nooa_at 3 o'clock. Interment in Lean: senior steward:

to contact the city police or Mr. MacCannell.

‘DEATHS: "| setae Lodge No. 1 were ‘Stanley

eth Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ha. Sinclair Cutchiffe, PM Kenneth Smith, age six months. | jain:+ Verner C. Coles, PM. dir- Resting at the Hennessey Fus- | ector of ceremonies; R.J. Cross, eral Home from where the fud-/ senior deacon: William C.-Ball, “eral will take place this after-| junior deacon; David P. Mac-

isi

the Catholic cemetery. | Smith, junior Steward:

P. Ings, inner guard; Harold F. CREIGHAN — In the Charlotte- ‘town Hospital on Dec: 27, 1965 cue tyler; J.D. Smaliwood, John Edward Creighan of 91) Queen age 54| Officers installed for Victoria years. Resting at the Hennessey | Lodge No. 2 were: William J. Funeral Home from where the | MacLean, worshipful master; funeral will take place on Thurs- | James I. MacKay, senior wer- day morning at 9.15 to the) den; John H. England, junior Church of the Most Holy Re-| warden; Wylie A. Bryenton PM, deemer for Requiem High Mass | treasurer; Wendell W.. Brown, at 9.30. Interment in the church |

pa un Christmas Party | Held At School

Interment in Stephen's |™8s party for Suan, maronaiin. Visiting | | Various rg “— held. Each hours today 2 to 4 and 7 to 9. | ts own party in its

io held i

MURRAY — At Charlottet Tuesday, Dec. 28th, J. win. at a Murray, St. Eleanors, in his 84th

year. Resting at the Compton |

Funeral Home until Thursday) WAR CABINET / noon, Dec. 30, then to the Chris- (Conti , » tian Church, Summerside, for tinued from page service at 2 p.m. Interment im| ‘There was no indication how People’s cemetery. In Lieu of |iong the bombing break flowers, contributions td the Gi- |last. A five-day moratorium deon Bible Society would be | |May was denounced by appreciated. Visiting hours 24 as a deception after the attacks

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City Masonic Lodges : Install New Officers.

“itetown Hospital.

| September.

Island News Page

Western and Central Districts The Guardian, Charlottetown, Wed., Dec. 29, 1965. 3 |

Auxiliary, . Michael Mc-

Phee, Mrs. Frank Gaudet, | Standard Wage

Mrs. Roy Doucette, Mrs.

Artbur DesRoctes. Covers Ontario __ TORONTO (CP) — Standard

minimum wage rates of $1.25 an ‘[hour for construction workers and $1 an hour for men and women in general industry, ho- tels and restaurants became ef- fective in all parts of Ontario Monday.

The minimum. rates. were es- tablished in the Toronto-Hamil- ton-Oshawa area in June, 1963. and since then had been applied gradually by regions throughout the province. The final area covered was the Northern On- tario region.

The rates, under the Ontario Minimum Wage Act, cover all employees in any business, trade or work. Exceptions are apprentices, professional people, camp counsellors for _ children, servants in private residences, farm help, teachers and jasi- tors, who are not covered by

reported erroneously Sunday that these excepted categories were cov- ered by the legislation.

-|duce dependency on military spending,’

Atlantic Area Seen | Leaning On Defence

HALIFAX (CP) — The eco- nomies of the . Atlantic . Prov- inces have become too heavily

every job in direct civilian ‘or military defence employment, | one other job is created in loc- al industries.” The council said | too few people realize the af- | fect of this type of investment. “APEC . repeats its reco- | mn.endation “that a development | program be aggressively pursu- | ed accelerate the growth of |

Child Suffers Slight Injury

A truck driven by Peter Cal- | laghan, Wiltshire, struck Nancy | Bradley, 8, 252 Euston Street, | Charlottetown, at the intersec- | tion of Weymouth and an

“The council warns . .. that

ufacturing base in order to ex- pand job opportunities and re-

,” the statement said. The Atlantic region is more on file Sone. Ie

dependent street at.~approxiiately| 12.10 vestment than other parts Pina.

BR. ‘Yesterday according to a Canada, the council ity “polite report. “In fact, defence -activities in| The Bradley youth was taken this region represent:one of the |to the Charlottetown Hospital by largest single sources ot em- ambulance. and released- follow- | ployment and income.” ing examination. The report |

However, the pamphlet said (stated she suffered a cut on the it had been estimated that ‘‘for «chin.

Amherst To Get Plant From U.S.

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BREAKOFF

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tributions to the CPR private plan should be set at 4.42 per cent on earnings up to $5,000, instead of the company’s planned 3.6 - per - ceht assess- ment.

On salary above $5,000, the company’s .plan for a six-per- cent assessment was: accept- able.

Benefits on earnings in excess jof $5,000 should continue at 1% per cent for each year of serv- ice, as in the company propo- sal.

at. Montgom- | “But on earnings of $5,000 or by approxi- jjess, be nefits should be in- creased from .75 per cent, as set out in the company proposal to a level commensurate with red grou of the (CPR) pension responded to by M.W. | fund to pay.” »

R.E. Kemp and Bey AE ~The unions also want deletion Kemp

- . jfrom the company plan ‘any

| and all reference to automatic

adjustment of, the CPR plan.”

“Such adjustment, designed to offset possible future changes in the government plan, might in- volve a cutting of the private- pension payments and~ benefits, in the event of an increase in the government - plan prem- iums,”” said Mr. Clark.

The unions also object to a company proposal to eliminate |participation in the private plan

‘Secretary; Fred C. Younker: | rg Clarence D. Gillis,

‘as essential to employment with | \the company. IN HOSPITAL Mr. Clark said, “If pension-

Adolf Doucette, 29 Bishop St., plan participation is abandoned \City, is a patient in the Charlot: as a condition of employment, tage can be no sound pension lan.” » The unions also want negotia- J. Elmer Blanchard, Ctiarlot- |tion on “a thorough actuariai tetown barrister, has resumed | study” to be undertaken within | his duties as private ‘secretary one year of a new plan's adop- to Lieutenant - Governor W. J. |tion ‘‘to determine the benefits | MacDonald, Mr. Blanchard has that could reasonably be ob- | been on leave of absence since |tained from the then-existing contributions.”

Another union request is for a pension plan committee ‘‘com- posed of an equal number of | company and union representa- tives." :

‘In the event the committee

RESUMES POST

COW GETS AWARD A Jersey cow in the herd of |

Wild id Corp, @ tanning. oils pro-/Amherst industrial park. cessing firm, today announced! The firm, with Seoceacion: in’ Somerville, Mass., i or ltanning oils and fat liquors . So fores ser | The 12,000 - square-foot Am- | herst plant is expected to: be) completed by late next summer, | The announcement was made In St. John’s here by company president B. |president of Industrial Estates | " STELLARTON, N.S. (CP)— | Ltd. which is assisting with- the | Sobey. "Stores Lfd., announced financing of the new plant. Tuesday it. will extend its sup- | Marden-Wild’s new plant. will | permarket chain to Newfound- be located in-the Amherst indus- | land with the building of a $5,-| trial park one lot away from the |. 000,000 shopping centre im St. new Union Carbide. polyethylene | Sobey said the shopping cent: re) H ee ae ee (Contiriued from page 1) im Moncton. He said tenders : would be called shortly and con- |first page of the struction expected to be .com- Ble which eat pleted within. commemoration— y af one able to add their supermarkets in Nova Scotia, STRESS ECUMENIS New Brunswick and Prince Ed- ward Island and one in Quebec | Westminster, Dr. Eric S. Abbott | which was established last year. | stressed the ecumenical nature The company reported a_ re-|.of the enelvereeny yom theme, cord net profit of $508,179 last/)‘‘one people.” year, “What the abbey can do, # elpoiigenee fle onape md will. do to set forth the cause of

'3,000,000 -— 4,000,000 i a Plan Centre F. Wild and Frank H. Sobey, | John's. |extrusion plant. president William “Sdbey Stores now operates 48 In his sermon, the Dean of | cent over the previous_year.

Mr. Sobey said he expected |christian unity . . .our theme is the St. John’s development to-|one people inthe world and in be one of several in Newfound- |the church.

The 90 - minute service of thanks giving and dedication ended with the abbey choir sing- ing Benjamin Britten’s Festival Te Deum. The Royal fas at

left to the crashing chords For City Plant Sir William: Walton’s Crown Im- |

perial-march, composed for the The Irving Oil tanker the Aim- coronation of King George VI | de Gaudreau sailed from Chae- |i lottetown’ last night at 8.30 p.m. after discharging a cargo of ap- | the waiting crowds cheered. and | proximately 2% million caltina | ah in the twin towers the of heating oils at the Charlotte- abbey bells pealed out across | town plant. | Parliament Square, signalling | Charlottetown plant manager, |the start of a year of special | | William Connolly, said last night |services, concerts and exhibi- the Aimie Gaudreau docked im tions aimed at bringing the | Charlottetown on Christmas |world to England's historic eve. ° \|heart.

"HOLIDAY DANCE”

Tonight and: Thursday

. Featuring Les Alexander and "THE SMOOTHIES"

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Tanker Unloads

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. . fails to agree on any issue, it shall be arbitrated,” the un- | ion proposes.

Ibs: fat. She is a daughter of ‘the

| The Horse and Sulky

Members and Guests Welcome

ZAKEM’S FOR NEW YEAR‘S FEASTING

secondary manufacturing.” 3

— Marden- plans to build a new plant in the |’

GETS WHOPPING CHEQUE”

Dr. A: Lee Thomas of Mem- phis, Tenn. shows the* $55,-

035.00 check he received Christmas Eve from the Mem-

tend to remain for the winter

PIUSVILLE | mente

Little Wanita Gallant, daugh- Norbert Corcoran and Detter of Mr and Mire "Olena

| mond Gaitant, motored to Tig- | Gallant has been a patient in

Credit | the Western Hospital, Atherton: Union meeting. | GARBAGE MEN STRIKE

BUENOS AIRES (AP)—Gae- |

chism examination at St. thony'’s. Church, Bloomfield.

mes.

Mr, and Mre. Joseph L. Gel- |e who claim ant and family left recently they‘h4ve not been paid Decem- | for the. U.S.A., where. they in-.ber_.w.ages-and their -usual

ip ene s.-Mayor Fran-

cisco Rabanal said the Argen-

- Car And Truck tine city is short of funds but

promised the payroll will be met

In Collision this week. Union leaders, how-

A RCMP report last night

stated a car driven by Mrs. Da- vey Haywood, city, was in colli- sion with a half-ton truck which was parked at Churchill yester- | day afternoon at approximately 2.20 p.m.

There was no further informa- | tion available on the accident.

H. BENNETT CARR Insurance Counselling

District Supervisor Charlottetown, P.E.1. Sun Life of Canada

Phone 4-8f17 - 4-5435

Going Steady = Who Needs It?

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a or j : { e 7 @®ewee? . ° fie ean eS omen Sea fs 4 . from lew inion Uni- \Tyne Valley lb. Pkg. gs. ted Church with service ; ALL CAN P POP b - mencing at 3 p.m. Interment in TENDERS ; Cheese . 249 Coke, 109, TOMATOES 49c ~ a. Cs : : MacLELLAN — At the Prince | : Sertaing Bes 3 FOR “99° (2 stalks; “sise:3) =, nis, beac ea sie pear 20 OO Case of 24-229 | CELERY ... 39c emg ~ For debentures : Jan, Grand River: in her 9th ; a 6 o..) Frozen French Seedless—Reg. 69¢ ~- you, Forests “tees te School in the amount of $168,000.00 will Whi Home, Summer- Zz ee een 69 Fries eee ° 39¢ ORANGES 49e| side, to her late residence {rom be received by the undersigned until - ; . Thareday, Dec. 2." al, will be held 1 Dec. 30; 1965. ; HAPPY NEW YEAR SEE LUCKY DOLLAR AD tick’s Church, Grand River, for TO ALL OUR FOR MORE SPECIALS — Imerment. ia the carch eum. ‘TERENCE GAVIN, Sune. ~ repens AND a OPEN ALL DAY MONDAY.

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