sselsiveratibo

Growers suffered an mated $10,000,000 lass last Early estimates of this

Okanagan Valley Fruitmen Prerore For Cron Losses °

packing and handling costs. HIT BY RAIN

KELOWNA, BC. (CP)—Oka:| ber, 1964, but the association ‘ nazan Valley Fruit Growers, re. said it was “an assist.’ Some growers were hit covering -from frosts which “vis | pensation ssist. not COM. heavy raim over the July 1 bushels.

tue'ly wiped out the 1965. soft fruit erop, hope to be better pre- pared for anv futtre ‘disaster, The B.C. Fruit Growers Asso- ciation now is dickering with the »rovincial and federal gov- ernments to set up a disaster insurance plan, similar to those offered in other fields of agri- ~~culture : < Government aid—to a maxi- $4,000 an orchard and 92.5° for each tree. killed-- was made after the frosts in Decem- |

Meanwhile, fine weather left prospects rosy in the valley, al- though growers said so many!

% But it still

were killed or damaged that the | | bumber 1964 crop would not be equalled. Aosta

Said BCFGA President Allan, close to Claridge: ‘‘Well have an ade. | 1954. quate supply this year Last year, there were no commercial |this year is peach~ sales and ments pound boxes:

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esti. year. years crop put its value at $22,000,000..600,000 cases to $30,000,000 ‘before deduction of ‘1965, the prune crop doubled to

by | year to an estimated 7,00,000

weekend; which damaged about per cent of the cherry crop. totalled 6,800,000 ‘ pounds compared with 1,000,000 | ability of. many growers to cope OTTAWA de ‘trees — an estimated 200,000 —!Jast year and 12,000,000 in ‘1964. with We have hail insurance knife, the gold-mining

Growers were happier with the peach crop: An estimated |900,000 17-pound cases, nowhere the 1,750,000 . cases of

The estimated apricot crop, 17-pound apricot ship-|packs compared with 1,000,000 totalled only five 14-'in 1964, second best year ever |

lin the Okanagan, and the 70

[pounds harvested after the! | frosts.

The pear.crop increased to from 34,000 in

500,00 cases and the apple crop {more than doubled over. last

“We really need a crop insur- ance program’, said..Mr- Clar- lidge. ‘“The frost’ was beyond the By STUART LAKE . (CP) Yellow: commu: now but we do need disaster in- nity on the Great Slave ‘Lake, surance for other things.’ has been récommended sto ee Northern Affairs Minister Laing as the future capital of the Northwest Territories

It was learned Thursday that ithe recommendation is one of several made by the thre member advisory commission I velopment of govern-

OTTAWA {CP)—Prime Min- ee teeast Toit sag Pezrson , fare 'n | tories.

t ommons he sti opes it! ission. will be possible for him, to. at-| oe cones tend the Commonwealth prime! ont. vmade its report to. the ministers’ conference on Rhode- | minister Tuesday: [It will be sia. even if only for a couple’ made public after it is trans.

‘PM Has Hone | He'll Attend

headed by A.W.R. Carrotlers ef London,

of days. lated into .French The conference opens in Lon: | Under federal legislation, Ot- don Sept. 6. |tawa now is. the . capital of |

Mr. Pearson made the remark | the Northwest Territories: Mr | in the Commons after Opposi-|yaing has said previously that | tion Leader Diefenbaker said | the Carrothers report is an im- | a arene Arniter 5 Fieseee.- oorhanh document—in~ northern! a conference wou e nec- ; hope essary with the future of the | eee eee Tee Commonwealth in jeopardy. | Mr. Diefenbaker said the Con- | servatives will do anything they can do to. make Mr. Pearson's |

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Language Issue |

three. | REJECT ‘DIVISION jthe Mackenzie by the territorial peounol 4 | division. the capital after first deciding |

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Yellowknife Is Suggested | Future Capital In North |

for ‘early government action on its recommendations, Yellowknife first came into

|prominence with the diseovery |commission made two trips to! |

“ gold there in 1984 It is thé) largest community in the Ter-! ritories with a population~ of! about 5,000, and is more inde- pendent of government funds than any other of-the N.W.T.'s| 50 or more communities.

It_was learned the commis- sioners selected Yellowknife as

to recommend against long: mooted proposals to divide the Territories:

The 1962 Northwest Territor- | ies council asked that the)

' sprawling territories be divided |

into two regions—one consisti'xg | of the eastern Arctic and .the other the more populated Mac- Kenzie district: res

Both. Conservative and Lib-| eral_ governments placed bills... before Parliament calling for | the split.. But opposition from Gene Reaume, then MP for the | N.W.T., delayed action on the) proposal, ’

After deciding to recommend

| now the administrative centre!

j Fort Smith residents said- their

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(NDP—York South) London will depend on the rail- way strike situation. -

Prince Charles, 19 - year - oldq _]¢erown prince of Burundi who re- _jeently deposed his father the ‘ |king, Thursday--was--proclaimed- mwambe (king) of the central African state, rundi radio.

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The prime minister said ear- ier in reply to David. Lewis a trip. to

PROCLAIM NEW KING _ NAIROBI, Kenya (Reuters)—

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Heard In House late division, the commis-:

sioners picked “Yellowknife as

was posted at the Bagotville~air: base near Chicoutimi, Que: |

s | » )—J, R. M. Wil- Defence Minister Hellyer said | _ REGINA. (CF ae a

he~-would-look--into-the—matter- erected president of the 15,000- His department was yin’ (01 Nenber” Canadian Institute of allow French-speaking service- Chartered Accountsnts at the men more occasions when they g4th annual conference. He suc: speak French: | ceeds Ralph Bamford of Regina. Creditiste ader Real’ RW. Manning of Charlotte- Caouette said French speaking | town was elected first vice-pres- servicemen should haye -the! ident and M: G. Graves of Cal- right to speak their own lan- | gary, second vice-president: guage, at least in Quebec. | - Other: directors elected were: Mr, Gregoire became an in-|F. EF. Walden, Vancouver; W. E. dependent MP Monday after he | Clark, Regina; D. A. Tomlin, was ousted from the Ralliement | Winnipeg: J. E. Maheu, Mont- Creditiste for his separatist|real and GQ: Oulton, Saint views. ~~ John. : eae f

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BLOOMFIELD PARISH HALL, “SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 4 | TIME 2:30-P.M.

cent of Canadians

_lerished, the ownership of indus-

o

r ¥

|ter, road and air and kept crop- ‘ping up as the choice of, northerh residenis ‘when the |

the Territories to gather opin- ions, s ie "The recommendation. will) :

come as a blow to Fort Smith, | ;

of the Mackenzie. It was desig-| { nated as the future capital of

which recommended

In a brief to the’ commission,

community would become a ghost town unless it was: con: firmed asthe northern capital:

Fort Smith, located just north of the N-W.T.. Alberta border, is a base for most civil_servants in the Mackenzie — district. and has a population of about 2,000. |

Housing Loan * Is Approved

OTTAWA (CP) — A> $531,884 federal loan has been approved for an elderly persons’ housing

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aoetet e ia s sane | the logical centre for the North../project in Halifax, Central has accel in the Commons | It is easily accessible by wa-|Mortgage and Housing Corp. ca Reetanel ets ‘a : ae ye gried is made e the Hell- eeak an at RCAF Sases. | Accountant. fax Senior. Ciliens’ Housing | © le He said a notice to that effect | N ffi Corp. Ltd.; ‘operators of the 73- | ame Officers - unit project.

Nova: Scotia will contribute $73,000 and Halifax $25,000.

‘Quebec NDP

: Temperature and precipita- tion outlook is expected to be

COOL WEATHER PROMISE

The Guardian, Charlottetown, Fri., Sept. 2, 1966. 11

and try east of the Great Lakes, and depending on the area in which you’ live. The outlook is not.a.specified foree —

east..and changes: may occur. (cP -NEWSMAP) -

L d H EM cheas — Canada aun

.| the next 30 days, according: ta

ea er as the United. States. weather -bu-—

6,0 6. s reau. It will be mostly cold. Criticism

o He cited figures which showed MONTREAL (CP) —_ Robert. \ dian Clinche, Quebec leader. of the | ee SF et foe ee eee New Democratic Party, told a Kiwanis Club meeting here most Canadian have no control over their economy. - -

The 44-year-old lawyer,- un- successful candidate in Beauce in last November's federal! elec- tion, said this is because 25 per ‘earn less

business of any kind.

The ‘‘privileged_caste’’ -had brought in only $509,000,000 in dividends in 1963 as a result of their investments, $84,000,000 less than the dividends paid to foreigners, he said:

He criticized existing welfare measures in Canada as ‘'stop- gaps agreed. to by free enter- prise in an ultra-capitalist eco- nomic system.’' Mr. Cliche said the NDP. ims_to-eliminate ‘this try lies in the hands of a -“pri-|kind of inequality and _ injus- vileged few.” — tice.” : :

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than $3,000. a year. Mr. Clinche said that while the other 75 per cent isnot impov-

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Given Advice

OTTAWA (CP)—Amid dele gates cheers and laughter; the president of the United Senior Citizens of Ontario told -a@ woman from Dryden, Ont “give your MP hell'’ to get ace - tion on raising old age pen sions,

J. L. Lerette of Toronto, a slight, white-haired man. with gold- --rimmed- spectacles, told the 450 delegates to write ta the prime-minister—if if

The greup passed — mously a_ resolution “recom. mending that pensiqns be- raised: to ‘“‘a ‘minimum of +

unant-

test."

“In the hands of the old peo- ple this would not ‘be inflation-

~The most inexpensive home care

Supper and evening programme -by the students . Each branch must be represented by five : delegates. s

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REOPENING OF © CHARLOTTETOWN - KINDERGARTEN Enrollment: Tdnity Social Hall Sept. 6 --9 a,m.-12 a.m.-

_ Kindergarten and nursery classes for children age 4 and 5. Experienced help and fully equipped.

MRS, IRA CLARK, 4-4694 —

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Spence & McLeod Ltd. . Auto Body Shop 39 Eden St. Ch’town

@ Wheel alignment and balanc-

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ATTENTION MOTORISTS

No need to allow your car or station wagon to not stay level when your trunk is loaded.

Have your garage or service

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S'side Auto Electric

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“HOLIDAY MILK DELIVERIES

> Wonday, Sept. 5 being Labor Day there will-be no-milk de- livery. : Please purchase your extra sup- “«plies” on Saturday, Sept. 3 for Sunday, Sept. 4 and Monday,

“

FARM SUPPLIES

RIS Phone 66 Sales & Rentals. . Dial 2-1229 . KENNELS : HOME BAKERY —sr-| MUFFLER CENTRE 49 Spring Park Road Board Your Pets an Sales nS ‘Bpecialties made to order.) Bathing and Clipping” At OK TIRE.STORE Dial 892-2360

Ample parking. Dial 4-4224.

“

Tel. 894-8118

&. Peters Rd.

Attention Farmers

Complete line of spraver hose % to 1 inch. faa

Lounsbury Industrial “& Belmont Street 48054

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man all extra bottles.

Signed:

- Ch'town Milk Distributors

| Sept. 5 and also give your milk-

Will be received by the undersigned until 6 p.m. September 12, 1966, for supplying Dundas Con- . solidated School with: — 1—Gasoline for bus. 2—Bus oil change and chasie lubrication. -3—Furnace oil.

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Lowest or any tender not, necessarily: accepted.

MRS. JOHN W. RILEY, Sec'y. Cardigan R. R. 5

NOTICE.

Electoral District of: Magdalen Istand

HOW

ary,” said the corresponding

‘| secretary, Jack Rose, a stocky: .

Scottish-born Torontonian.

Government leaders were te be advised of the decision in

egran rs on strike, but we're not beat

| yet-”’

BRISTOL

. Theresa MacDonald, has te turned to her duties after being a patient in the Charlottetown Hospital recently. ~ — ,

Mr. and Mrs, Alex Conohan, were visitors to this vicinity last week guests at the old Conohas home where Mr. and Mrs. Jam- es Conohan reside.

Norman Conohan, who is em-— ployed in Georgetown, is build- ing a new house at present om his property here, a section of the old -homestead.-=

When the Bristol school ns for the new term there will be ~ a new teacher behind the desk, Mrs. Mary Malone. Mrs. Malone is no stranger to the school ag she taught here for several years some six years ago.

Norma Sinnott, who spent sev- eral weeks vacation with her mother, Mrs. Margaret. Sinnott, in the old Sinnott home here and also attended the teacher's sum- mer school left last week by car for her teaching position Alberta fe

Raymond Jay, RCAF and Mrs- Jay the former Reta O'Brien, and family have heen vacation- ing around the old home here for a couple of weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Jay have. been stationed. at practically every air statio-* n Canada including the far nerih in his many years of service with the RCAF. There ‘present Station is in Ontario.

Signed: Frank Delaney Name of the official agent.

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Published’ by the returning-officer of the said electoral district «

Elphege LeBlanc, Returning-Officer.

~ AUCTION SALE

Large quantity of antiques — - Colored glass; spinning wheels, early Canadian and American glassware, hanging lamps, furniture and hundreds of old miscellaneous items. Also car parts, paint ‘and household items.

~ 11:00 a.m, Saturday, September 3, Canteen service all day. St. Joseph College auditorium, St. Joseph, (Memrameook), New Brunswick, , Auctioneer:

ay

Association

J. CARTER. M. A. MacDONALD.

Summary return of election expenses of Mr. Gerard. Gingras La woes

- Candidate: Union National Party At the general election of June 5, 1966.

‘1. Personal Expenses of candidate $ 831.12 | 2. Hire of premises ........ isa 010,60 | BeMOLVICOM iy es bee Vip e SEOUNEO ET | 4. Travelling expenses and hire of -

vehicles . Cs ney Faideno soy ey Pe Or GOO MIDDUES Vii winctaac Ueee @ 0 G. AQVGrUNNE uh isc ey eta eave © e0l.Ge 7. Disputed Claims .......+6. oa § 0

William MacDonald. retired CNR sectionman, who resides in

ithe city now was here an Sat-

jurday tn visit some of his old |friends of another day.

Some beautiful new headstones thave heer erected Flower Church cemetery. | ‘Mrs, Eldon Drake, who won @ free trip to Florida. in the last Guardian contest in this vicinm ity has again entered the new ‘contest for the’ Washington trip. Despite the fact jt is only Aue.

~|gust potato digeine is already

underway and on Saturday the crews were seen dieging in the [larger fields

/ HOSTACKS FREED

GUATEMALA CITY lers)—Twe! former goverimont lofficials, kidnapped four months acovane held as hostace:-hv tote. wing guerrillas, have heen +.”

leased.“ their families 4: Thursday Romeo Andusty $+ 4 president of the srprerse any

and Raltasar Morales. whe ++ igovernment public relatinns sees

retary at the time, were seized May 4

|

UNITE. LAW GROUPS

* Delegates from 18 countries, meeting in Australia, have:

—- an Asian Law Associaes on.

to $140 a month, with no means

in the Little

Reut- :

aes

| Senior Citizens

people have no shares in any |

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