“MEMBERS OF the P.E.!. division of the Canadian Can- cer Society are geen during’ their annual meeting at the Gonfederation Monday evening. FR THE LEFT

Provincial Cancer Society sess Hears National Secretary

Progress was the keynote of reports’ presented on Monday evening when. the Prince’ Ed- ward Island division of. the Can- adian Cancer Soc held its annual meeting at

ation Centre, Charlottetown.

are J.T. Place, treasurer;

James _ Allen, vice-president; : Frank J. MacDonald, presi} - dent, and George Pifher, na- tioal secretary-treasurer of the Canadian Cancer Society.Mr,

“it was by your financial contri- butions or by your gifts of time, talents or goodwill expressed as you had the opportunity.”

J.T. Place, Division treasurer, read the financial statement,

ich showed all accounts to be in a healthy condition at year's ail, ‘

Reports of

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Pifher.

Phasized the ‘importance of volunteer work within the

epoke on Cancer re- |-> - ——— we in Canada and the TTT ce | fe Mok MecDonald” in his revort, em- | raveiogue. ‘Is Feature

L’' Amerique Insolite, a

{French film with English sound track, is this month’s feature

Society — research, edycation, and welfare services.’ .

The Executive Director, Estelle. Dennis,

ly 7,500 members; 11,000 pam- | phlets (general) and 8.500 pam- | phiets (schools) distributed; 15)

film kets had been donated | ‘ieee: film showings by t- |

standing commit- tees were given by: Ethel J. Su- therland, education chairman; Mrs. Perey Cameron, chairman of of women’s services; and by .|James Allen, campaign chair- AW gave encouraging re- ports and presented a general picture of the work of the vat- ious committees as they endea- vored to publicly proclaim the three-fold aims of the Cancer

tles, 138 showings; 20 schools | had participated in esay con-, test, with 500 essays submitted | for examination and judging.

Mr. Dennis said that there | er in the province, and some 17,216 dressings. had been distributed | during the year to 48 cancer pa- | tients. Cost~of dressing mater. | ials, $617; transportation, $558; , $359. Percentages of ex-

ie island, ai

most enthusiastically.

Mr. Pifher was heard ime} most informative address. ‘He told_his audience_that- virtually every branch of modern science | issengaged in cancer research in

investigation as: basic research, immunology, chemotherpy, a> | diation, surgery, and cystology. i

Mr. Pifher said that the am nual outlay in cancer research in our country is about four mi lion dollars, of which $2,750,000 jis provided by the National Can-. cer Institute of Canada, which receives 80 per cent of its funds

ciety. The work of several noted’; scientists was mentioned, viz: Dr. R.L, Noble, for his discovery of vinblastine, a drug which is used clinically in treatment— of

Visiting RCAF Band = === Has Wide

the world for having produced ithe first cobalt 60 therapy unit, = The Central Band of the Royal

= denceaNT GORDON. ushworth, of Toronto, will

ay’s Confederation Cen- : concert by the Central of the Royal Canadian ‘Airforce. A trumpet virtuosa,

sicians, and is featured on se-

veral recordings. made by. the band.

tee

: in Room 117,” was given its pre- |

(Centre Theatre tonight at ‘8.30.

This film is a unique trevelo-

gue ‘of Canada’s neighbour “to the South and those who have seen it describe the scenery as ‘breathtakingly beautiful,

society members wil also enjoy: two short features, one German and the other

Film

|Canada by Confederation —

Ja-

sive Conservative member for Halifax North in the Nova Scotia . Legislature, Canada’s National policy only benefitted Ontario and Quebec and has surpressed the ‘Maritimes and done little for the western provinces.

Mr. Vaughan claims-that the east-west trade lines foreed on

against nature. ‘‘The natural trade lines on this continent are north and south,’ he said...

“East-west trade forces us not only to compete with, but nalso in the Ontario ~market,"’ - said. Mr. Vaughan.

One way Mr. Vaughan to combat this would be the es tablishment of a free trade area

es and the Maritime Provinces.

islatune last year and he had a area with Premier Walter R. Shaw

Parliament | At A Glance.

By THE CANADIAN PRESS

sions.

_.He said commission, on which Canada

Hotel Reports

Full Agenda

The Charlottetown ~Hotel re- /ports’a busy agenda this week. The P.E.1. Medical Association are now three dressing stations |i holding a dinner tonight and | jon Thursday the Zonta Club, & Kinsmen Club, and the Char- lottetown Board of ‘Trade will hold meetings at the hotel. The |

bate on spending estimatés of ell external affairs depart- by Prime Minister Pearson

with the Vatican a appeal by the Pope.

peace The external affairs debate

ranged again over Viet Nam | and- Rhodesia.

New Democrat Leader

‘Douglas said the U.S. soon | Canada, including such areas of | pass im Viet

the point of no return Nam and nuclear wart

Jack Bigg (PC—Athabascay

said the NDP peddles the | Communist line. ©

ofp Viet. tonin donne

ernment of Prince

vestigate the proposal

PLANS RESOLUTION

Mr. Vaughan said he

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bleh ae Once across the border the

Mr. eanaaan ‘brought this pro- posal up in the Nova Scotia Leg. |“"" ljanywhere in the United States.

brief discussion on the free trade |

Premier Shaw saidthe gov- Fdward Is. | land would be agreeable to join | . with other governments to in-|@ Plan would gain access to the United States market |200 million people and ple of the New .England

ments,

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Maritimes Suppressed Says Nova Scotia MLA‘

JH. Vaughan, the Progres- with bdther interested govern- conduct a

feasibility déwn

study of the proposed free trade

land States had indicated their | 41; interest in such a free trade |‘ year.

area.

When asked how such .a free’! Nova Scotia house is the open- Mr. \ing of the St. Lawrence River in

itrade area

would’ work

said _ that area. He said that some govern- problem ringi in has | ment officials in the New Eng. | ae a i

‘Vaughan. explained. that produc-

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are ‘ers, manufactures and people or

companies which assembled a

product in the Magitimes or New | committed the federal | England would he. eligible for- a: ; * jlicense or permit ‘which wo uld | cifically designed |allow them to carry ‘their Pro | Central Canada at the iducts across the border. duty of the’ Atlantic, area.

products could be

between the New Encland Stat- |Part of the country.

iple a producer

ward Island would obtain

mit and he could

Similarily a |Rhode Island imit and this

could would iship his product duty whole of the Canadian

Maritimers would

sold ' For Pri;

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ince per-

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feet this ts not unithe ae \elde, charged with Megaliy sel}.

what he rae? It is “| Traffic Offenders ix: liquor had his case. adjourn-

agreement: which deals with one led to ‘February 24 for decision.

specific product, the free trade | Fined By Court Accused had pleaded not guilty

area would deal with a speci- pee ‘ at a previous hearing

i fic area. He would not like to see; George Wilson Martin. Val-| Gordon Gallant, Miscouche,

lit limited to products as this he/| leyfield, was fined $15 and costs |charged with damaging proper-

ifeels would curtail the oo for speeding when he appeared ity, was fined $35 and-costs-or t5— sion of the economy of the New

’ | before Justice of the Peace Al- \days. [Saaens — oe reg a eee Traffic Court yes- | : establishmen such a ter ning. ° j

|free trade area wa a ~ an fa ee costs were: Da- Drama Society

national policy ‘anada a lit-\vid Wallace MacDonald, city. | ;

itle more flexible. Another area | iets : hooses E

\ where Mr. Voughan feels this-na-|iquet ae. weneler registration; C ore ntry

Genel pation is ton rigid te in the 5 The RCAF Drama Socisty’s entry jn the regional finals of the on Drama Festival to be held in Charlottetown from March 16-10 will be “The Yen,

Yum Tree", the highly success ful play and movie. p

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‘said that this is another | lthe Legislature of Nova Scotia vicar in the socie

8 recent pro- duction of ‘The ite Sheep of The Family”. “

Jungermann has in his cast: George MacPherson as Hogan, John. Perry as Dave, Marjorie Plunkett as Irene, and Margar- et Slimman as Robin. ‘

e

Another area which Mr. Vau- ghan intends to bring up in the

ere the: federal-- depart. { - ment of transport. Mr. Vaughan terfned ‘this, ‘

He said it was

it to

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plans to make a resolution in |to the 20 milli the upcoming sitting of the Nova ‘ada. Scotia Legislature that the fed- eral government, in conjunction |

would gain a

Mr. Vaughan agreement which

for decision ral

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sg | “The discoveries of these imen,’’ the speaker said, ‘‘are * | just three examples of what has @anadian Airforce has problems

lcome from small pence “name” musicians like Bert Stants, beginning 15 or 20 years Niosi and Peter Appleyard. 80, and are surely coe . het don’t face the ordinary| Besides these specialists, in. tu'ns from our investments Shilitary musiéal organization. | dividual members of the band erate his = Take -arranging for instance. | also lend their talents to create | eather ne ldo jalists in arranging jazz and.|special and distinctive arrange. | 11 this ' music are not found in every.| ments’ appropriate for indivi. |*° oe military band, but they are a Vital necessity to thig one. = Most military bands look to

é 7 occasions, which at east |‘ @he likes of John Philip Sousa

partially explains, why the | change of pace and diversity of | for their inspiration, but this @me- is every bit as® familiar

approach is a hallmark of the \*hese dressings concert performances of the |YOU

band, It -explains—as—well--why"—

th the genius of Duke Elling- |their concerts invariably turn

ten and Rimsky-Korsakov. = Then there is the business of @pusical styles. Most ‘martial

out to be @ unique musical ex- perience, a

Prince Edward -Islanders wifi | ®ands are happy to master the | have the opportunity to find out Gompah oom-pah of march jfor themselves Thursday’ night time. bit the Central Band of |at Confederation Centre when fhe Royal Canadian Airforce ust be just as at home with a @oxueland two beat or an Afro-

the Central Band of the RCAF |°eTS this

will be heard in a special con- | @ation must have more than a

cert co-sponsored bv th : men’s Committee of the Gallery |rieut.Gov.; President, Frank J, modding aquaintance with — al- fhost every conceivable facit in

and the Canadian Forces. Re- [MacDonald: Vice-president,” Ja- ; Honorary Treasur- the--world of music.

cruiting Centre (Charlottetown). An after-performance recep- tion for memnibers of the ROAF STABLE OR ARRANGERS _# To meet the wide range musical rv its” a~ special

band will be held Thursday: even: of arrangers is employed

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ing in the lecture theatre. The | Mrs. . Women's Committee of Confed- |Cox, Dr.-R.D. Drysdale,.\ eration Centre will be hostesses |y. Driscoll, Dr. W.T. Hooper, Cy- to the bandsmen. the official |ril R. Leard, W.R. LePage, Mrs y the band to keep the ‘‘book’’ | party, members of the Art Gal. |ponald E. Lidstone, Mrs. Wal- & to date. Chief arranger is |lery and—or wives and hus- iter Morrissey, Frank J. Mac- arrant Officer E.J. Ford of | bands. Donald, Robert G. MacLeod, Dr. Toronto whose personal arrang-| Thursday evening's concert experience has ranged from | will be attended by Lieutenant- |dent A.S. MacNeil, Mrs. M.J. preparation of movie scores |Governor W.J. MacDonald. and special state functions such | Mrs. MacDonald, Premier W.R. Royal visits and parades for | Shaw and Mrs. Shaw and May’t |Hon.. J.D. Stewart; Grand siting dignitaries. | Walter Cox and Mrs. Cox. = Many. of the distinctive dance Captain and Mrs.. Berry of

Councillors:: Frank J. MacDon- ald, James Allen... |

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