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10 The Guardian, Charlottetowa, Thurs. Mar. 12, 1959.

~ Answers To Tabled In Legislature

gwers to the following questions: (1) Give the number of motor ears owned by the Government. (2) Give names of persons stating Department of Govern- ment for whom these cars have been purchased.

ted to use cars for private driv- ing? If so, state conditions.

(4) If cars are financed for of- ficials, outline policy of purchase and repayment.

(5) State losses if any in .fin- ancing these purchases. ANSWERS

(1.) 42.

(2... Health: -Mrs. Margaret Ellis,.Public Health Nurse; Miss Barbara Smith, Public Health Nurse; Mrs. Dorothy Palmer, Public Health Nurse; Miss Char- lotte Gordon,- Public Health Nurse; Miss Mary MaclInnis, Public Health Nurse; Miss Alice Trainor, Public Health Nurse; Mrs. ‘Maida Campbell, Public Publie- Health Nurse; Dr. James Higgins, Veterinarian; .

J. Macintyre, Sanitary In tor; Miss Bernice Row : Nurse-in-charge of Child and Maternal Health program. Also two cars operated by Miss Vir- ginia Coffin, Miss Jean Camp- bell, and Miss Frances Camp- bell, Dental Hygienists.

Welfare: Miss Hazel FE. Mil- ler, Welfare Investigator.

Education: Dorothy Cullen, Provincial Librarian, P.E.J. Lib- raries; Wendel! . MacLeod, Evaluator, Land Valuation Board; S. M. MaciInnis, Super- visor of Education Film Service end Director of Edult Education.

Agriculture: Hon, Eugene P. Cullen, Minister of Agriculture} Claude Paynter, Check Tester: Audrey MacMillan, Agricultural Representative; David MacLean, Agricultural Represen- tative; David Rogers, Agrono- mist; William Sterns, Horticul- turist; Geérge MacNeill, Poultry Fieldman; David Ward, Econo- mist;. J. Frank Gaudet, Fores- ter; Wendell Profitt, Forester; Handicraft Van, Women’s Insti- tute; © Station Wagon, Bunbury

‘Nursery. Also three cars* used last year by summer help. and presently in storage.

Fisheries: Eugene M. Gorman, Deputy Minister of Fisheries.

Industry and Natural Resour-) ces: Hon. Dougald MacKinnon, Ministry of Industry and Natural Resources: and Fisheries.

“lithways: Hon. J.

Minister of Publie Works, and. Highways: R. G. White, Deputy Minister: Mal co'm Reeves, Bridge Engineer; »R-bdert Hambly, Junior Engineer. Also one car operated part summer by Gordon Lord, Mech- anical Superintendent.

Premier. Provincial Secretary-treasury, er’s Department: W. A. Gordon, Motor Vehicle Examiner; P. W. Barlow, Chief Motor Vehicle Ex- aminer; R. S. Montgomery, Gas- oline Tax Inspector. PERSONAL TRAVEL

(3.) Yes. Personal travel may be driven up to a maximum of 2 per cent of the monthly de- partmental mileage. . The em- ployee to pay at the rate of 4 eents a mile provided the priv-} ate mileage is within the allow- able 20: per gent. Personal mile-

age over thé miles designated is eharged against the ployee at the rate of 10 cents mile.

Any damage occurring during private driving and which is not recoverable from _ insurance must be paid for by the em- ployee. Cars must not. be driven outside the Province without written consent of the Minister ef the Department concerned.

(4.) Automobiles purchased for

fecommendation of the Minfster

act

servant, to whom an auto-

Council. Each civil servant. shall make a minimum down payment of 15 percent of the purchase

_ price of the first automobile pur-

chased by him. In refinancing

- for further..automobiles the mini-

mum down payment shall be for the second car 40 per cent, for the third autgmobile 60 per cent, which shall be the final car fin- anced. The cars are insured and the cost of insurance paid by the Government and charged to the purchaser. A bill of sale sha!l be given by the civil servant to the Crown and duly registered. . Interest at the rate of 5 per- eent_is charged on the average amount financed during the fis- cal year. Civil servants shall make payments, monthly,.’on. a mileage basis calculated on the total miles driven including pri- vate driving, with a minimum payment based on the salary of the employee. ‘5.) None. PHYSICAL FITNESS Mr. Leo Rossiter asked the Minister of Education: ° 1. What is,detail breakdown of various items making up amount of $9999.47 as appearing in Pub- lic Accounts of 1958 under Phy- sical Fitness? ANSWER Postage, telephone and tele gram—$328;27; trophies—$771. 45; sports equipment $2,791.83; printing and advertising — $630.- 96: car rentals — $310.85; sound equipment at games — $73.80. Honorarium to assistants: For-

bes Kennedy, $245.00; Wm.‘ Mul-

00; G. Francis, $200.- ; W. Lawlor! $50.00. School :

Earl Gravel, $117.30;

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Uiion_-of Canada — $160.00.

Sports Arena —~ (hockty~ and ice meet) — $400.00.

Dinners Charlottetown Hotel— Exec. Boy Scout Ass’n — $176.25; 50 guests, hockey school ban- quet — $100.00.

Mileage of Director—$1,734.92. Gas—J. and T. Davies — $177.- Sundry, etc.) — $487.72. . ‘ Total — $9,99947. >

Drunk Offences . Top Arrest Total

Fifty-five convictions and three dismissals resulted out of 62 arrests made in Charlotetown during February by the City Po- lice Department.

This was noted in a report giv- en the City Council Monday night by Police Ghiaf—€: W. MacAr- thur. Drunk and incapable con- victions led the parade with 36. Apight_.were convicted on drunk vand di ‘ly charges and four efor driving impaired.

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English Woman Seeks Pen Pal .

Who in the Province has -.the inclination and the time to add to the ‘happiness of a 34-year-old Liverpool, England woman? }

In a letter teceived by Mayor’ Edwin C. Johnstone, the young

its welfare, not as ‘benevolent i ’ Dr lady stated that she would like : Continuing his address, ta heceme 0: pen pal to sounsone (one OSS Tee See | MacKinnsn said, Anyone who

on the tstand- She describes herself as being

a hobbies. are writing letters, making friends and reading books. She is also especially fond of animals. ~

The writer’s name and address is Miss Eunice Joan Uzzell, 15 Great Georges Road, Waterloo, Lee. 22, England.

impaired Charge

| Brings Stiff Fine

A Montague resident was fined $150 and costs or 30 days by Magistrate K. M. Martin. when he appeared in City Police Court yesterday on a charge of driving a motor vehicle while intoxicated. The accused entered a plea to the lesser charge of driving while impaired.

A Cardigan resident pleaded guilty to a charge of having possession of intoxicating liquor in a place other than his resi- dence and was fined $30 and costs or. 30 days. =)

An Elm: Avenue fesident ap- peared on a charge of being

“The Atlantic Provinces con-

stitute an een asian region - of || Canada

federal project that will will promote

sure, but as a constitutional right and obligation of federalism,

firm said Tuesday night it plans

schev with 4 new hjue bathtub of the kind he admired when he visited a trade fair in Leipzig, East Germany, last week. A spokesman said it has been of- fered to Khrushchev and he has accepted,

drunk and disorderly and was fined $10 and costs or five days.

A resident of Cumberland St.. was sentenced to 20 days wheal he was convicted of being drunk and incapable.

A fine of $15 and costs or five days was imposed upon a_ resi- dent of Charlottetown when he pleaded guilty to driving a mo tor vehicle without a license to de so.

fined $15 and costs or five days when he. pleaded guilty to driv- ing a motor vehicle with no li- cense plates.

For failing to stop at a red traffic light a resident of the city was fined $20 and cosis or 10 days.

Atlantic Provinces Deserve Federal Projects, Says Pres.

‘Dr. Frank MacKinnon, president + down page AAA, = $02.85 5 feet, three and one-half inches to help finance projects — A. A. Union of] in height, weighing 147 pounds |. APEC, made this statement at | here had better take a second! Canada—$250.00; British Empire] and having rea ‘hair and hazel BLUE TUB FOR Niarra _| ‘00k. .|Games — $300.00; P.E.I. A. eyes. LONDON (Reuters)—A British} “Every day we are

to present Soviet Premier-Khru-|"

A resident of Tracadie was also | Pe’

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many more and the provincial

aericulture, will eollapee.

“Moreover we must go the markets in the big citiés in_the north. Too

; Ven have to sell agricultural préduets-

-just™ like else, and you have to provide the quality product, steady sup- ply, and merchandizing initiative to doit. *

“We've got to sell ourselves our own products first. Too many people think only of markets in distant places. Actually we are not producing our own food- stuffs: the only food products we have in surplus are potatoes, apples, and blueberries. Why, for example should Texas provide our carrots while Sur own car- rots go unsold?°*"And why not take up the challenge recently made by the Nova Scotia min-

.| ister of agriculture and produce

our own beef? LONG TERM PLANNING “Long term planning is also important. We can’t let our soil and woods run out or be depleted to the point where the industry depending on them becomes. un- economic. All Canada has been cancerned with conservation and land use, and the Atlantic area

economy, — is depending on}

can't escape them. We need

land; we need to preserve our good but unused land: and we need to adopt ‘new methods of cultivation which wili give the most economic ~~

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is developing very is urgent that we get a share_of ‘their business. No will give it to us and no will get it for us. If we don't g it ourselves in the next few months. we won't get it at all. TRIP PLANNED “Accordingly,” Dr. MacKinnon

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| said, “a group of us in APEC

are going to Goose Bay and Fro- bisher and taking with -us a number of persons interested in selling to the north together with products and displays. We go on April 10 by air with the active

co-operation of Maritime Cen- tral Airways. We hope to talk -with those concerned. with

purchasing and advertise the At- lantic Provinces and their prod- ucts. We want them to buy and we will do everything we can to sell."’

In conclusion, Dr. Siena urged: that everyone interested in selling their products should write the department of northern affairs and get on the lists for

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