I '- _ o a VP may at «4404 v - g ' . g » - '-- - Emma needn’t accmoanled by an Inter-gm t- 1 Th .

1" O p e 5 it ‘1‘ r a I r W I I f Tflnll’y U at. the church at 8.00. Si (in the-Centres g ’am‘ Ul‘.. OCTObEl 3n. 1’: I 3—Month Pro |"’ ' ’ "' The Variety Concert coman The meeting closed With a p ‘ '. j- , 3 V tee irpoi‘ted that Mr. Arthur Ves- friendship cinclc and taps. "” (luard‘dn 1 Age

:1 ‘ DETROIT «Apt — General Mo- T’he rezulai- meeting of thc‘zglft \arljiiiﬁre’ifdtdo gl‘ehdiéhe cm?- WV—ﬂ—‘ﬂ‘

3: C O K o tors Corp. has reported a net Trinty Young People's Union was time in Nov‘em'ybcr 0 50m“

If}? v V profit of two-3.633.266 for this year‘s Md “" Sunday evenim‘ "CHOW- V ' be ' . ' ' W

" third I .t I. . .. l V- int: Young People's choir prac- <. my “mm! “‘1 “ﬂorﬁtfng

Wu '1 HAROLD “(W-"HUN ‘ u-viM i x . c 9‘ ~qu 0 ‘ mmpalm \ lth ma slides on the All-antic Christian J._.. - v _ -r-» " l'bdanmr 6&3“ Press S‘Mti \li'i’t‘r i” him '31.,‘ﬁggfémhﬁfl T’rlnally' Aging Pr..nc Minister Green {ﬁ‘fgé'f’w For the same pemOd The meeting was opened with Trai'"‘i‘ng Centre WOT"? then shown I '- V » am a“? WwA ICI,1 7 AL‘ U i}; ‘ _ w m rmmwalv “n “lax/me? for id provincial reaction was GM .- th 1' f H H the worship service led by Mar- ' one. riniiy start hopes the i]".\ . 'lt ‘.ii/'l‘(l not he a quaiityinin :I‘Ce-tts hm‘y favorable]. some “Wm” bi ‘uts Ckm~1 3tone "1‘0 “We: Sam park” and can” Thom" 3"“: O o . st anoth ‘ to. to pay half municipal imy- Hut «team... of dam. {*3 p 93“- ad offered suggestions to expand in at 0mg?” 0 rem" 2:) “r son, with Jean Ellis as pianist. M ' . V “Wit-t er 5" 5 Of 5-9903“ “3“ “1‘ "W "9“ ('ilV I‘oj'id—a prollgect) 51:12:; me pmposal' 536835 E‘tiirilrtslefogéli330351.600“ 1“ the absence of Mr. Mac- "TIMI ORIGIN ‘ ‘ ' A ‘ :d‘ I may ne‘er h’“? m h“ re'iltrt U “ml summer and pushed AGREEMENT VITAL General Motors‘ profits for the heagibim ~tLuztl'merhlfag tilt; grill: Sickness - A c'd t a 4 “drd [s ! ‘Htl’ (id to this Winter —— would Gener it n first nine months of 1958 wcrc re- t ' e. b y' w s. c . c" on E overeat “ the gmcrumcnt “2.! (in ,UWWA I . a‘_.V. asrcement of prov- ported a gym”? 51. d “n fr - ducted in the fonm of discus- Hospital - Medical E

or drink? u we years “i” (“‘W‘li“ 0" Fcrloral aid would cover the pe itiscisiidfalital] ‘tO Mlle plan. Though $603 412 .tthe‘ simcoll‘i'ﬂ :21 ‘ 510" g‘mups‘ Surgical FOR RENT

“ » v~ at t .. i _ .- ~, _ ‘ f - ‘ on is Do continr t . ' “ ' " ' 1 ~ . v . ., . his???” .m‘gﬁﬁigdffauil {ISN‘TIY‘FV Exwlléggm Dec. 1. 19a8. to April any provincial payment. ﬂog: mod‘ Bot.“ Ford and Chrys‘ler r?‘ agiliiieldriistlﬁl‘iit $3315: 121ml?“ Insurance t Phrtable TV sets' Ideal for hospllals’ hum moms, 4' mm' K40w Mmt emplw‘mpm i: fut‘h ’ must worde through federal- pfmed "me ‘ month “9595 “"5 p m Laqlimer email-rags: write 01. Ph ec' easona e rates' ; "hon. sent program “in “CV” have How MUCH? NOBODY KNOWS gigging? agreemem'ip‘nder the year. members to attend choir prac- on. PHONE 9624 5 . ﬂ t V .~ t . [i ~ . ,- ‘ lion. municma ities a r e _ , —._.._. . . ‘ ' i . . a ' V .3239?“ "a"! not being set up to pro. .iii~.‘~mi.n;lh§:ii:‘mu co“ the trea‘ the crawl-6.5 0f the WOWWCES- "TOW velllcle 0“ the hlﬂhw‘ay 7 dlifte’niiltdtjcglril‘wumfaflfeollhers “to B' “ nd am" '3’” m- nent attcrn f ' End;- '-5 guf‘ss- . . However. It also was hoped in Who‘ll “m”? reason‘a‘b'e due . ' H 'g ‘ mon‘ 0 Ch’town 148 Cu b l 3:: H “on and m ,anY. .Qf’r a P 0 m Ural action in this field federal quarters that some of the care and considenalion for other attend 3150' . . , m er and 5" , ‘ lstaanréd at 2 PROGRAM" "']E(.i:;}njr(:’§'“1$e appeals of mu- provinces would come through mOtOﬁSEIS and for Opera‘i'm a ".10' cilggdﬂglilidweite “wi210131‘clllisrl d1; DIAL 5215 W

s 32 ’nwhile. w or k s .\l‘iii.ter “ ‘ p “Spec 5 °f 3" WM" ﬁnancial "tiers of their own. ‘05 ve'm‘e 0" the highway With FREDERICTON. —« Louis J. ’ ‘ ‘ i

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announced a "crash pro— ’f on construction of 60 post

other heavy round of unemploy- menl this winter. The number of

to further ease the financial load on municipalities and encourage

defective equipment. A Winisloc resident also charg-

Robicliaud, Ricliibiicto. N.B.. law- yer. was elected leader of the

hold the social on Thursday. 0c-

lT'S GOOD. POLICY TO BE ADEQUATELY INSURED

or drink ., unemployed reached a post-war them to undertake more wi 8d With 0 .t' . _, . ‘ r, I . . . .. r I l _. . I I V . . mgr pera ing a motor vehicle Nev Bum wck L b I _ ., _ . . 0 m f $ 13” srggllilntl’fynésu agid“tiint::: pgak of 5901000 last Winter, about work. on the highway without having in \Qctober S19158 a tearaéaygagg: - I ~ g . b . . ' ' . ‘ nilneumta' ' W * at aid Some work had it?” scion Of the labor “me- An indication of how the mu- due care aind C‘m‘geram” for We “‘5 33"“ blm‘da'v' “9 was be‘ A I. 4 0s. 5; 7‘. We ‘. _ x . arr predicted that on. - - ~ - . other motorists was fined $10 and 1 ed to be th (1 t ' _ ' . ' eralure ' started In the $1.000.000 employment would not be as Elwyn? If“ waif ﬁve“ b1” costs or 10 days leadei inedggd’? Hmm ‘ 8t ' 2: I ‘ ' m be e t A ' ' ..- 901‘ e . ooney ontrea, , ' ' I» " . e suc- , Charm“ p039“ “32:35 ay x ended 253%,”;th Wilminbut that it executiVe director of the mayors in") me“ appeared 0“ Charges ceeded Austin C. Taylor, who re- S . ‘ ' 5 R we gnome : , - _ . ' serious. and municipalities federation. arming out of the Unemployment linquished the leadership when Insurance Smce 1872 ustict m municnpal offer. first an Inmal W t t , , _ . Insurance Act . pm. Sum by Prime Minister Dief- . .a° “’9 ° the federal He saw 1" 15 a "practical and Th ' ' appointed m the senate’ INFANTS To TEENS 0 - - ‘ f - an I 1 ' ' l . Mu... .. mixed. or of a as i. 5 . . j ovmma onservative overn— t- ' _ , . . .z‘ in. Mmmapal roads. nine) than mems were quick to sus awed v.91,“ m e 0f f—‘mplw pleaded guilty and each was fined QvALITY & STYLE . . ‘~ 6.48 am ' 'streets. Sidewalks. water Others were a lime 1e amigo"? mem ‘ ‘ ‘ The federam" had $30 and costs or 30 days each JAILED FOR CLAM DIGGING PRICES THAT PLEASE OFF ICES' ‘ ‘ . . . . S. , _ C, . . . r \ . $0M.) sewers and parks_but astic. s en “81 ggagseallhén‘avﬁoﬁs ailig gages to They were charged Wm, obtain. YARMOUTH, N‘s. (cp)._Dig_ At . CHARLOTTETOWN . SUMMERSle lMinimum 9' g " - ing unemployment benefits whiie .ging claims in a prohibited area 0 MONTAGUE Q ALBERTON

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:vigw among officials here the federal government al- is providing much aid on

lify for federal aid—that 1‘, half the payroll costs—mu- - 'ﬁes will have to meet in tests to ensure projects alien to help provide work in addition to those which

cpMiNG EVENTS

Dance in Elliotts Hall y night. Weatherbie’s 0r

0 Hope River Hall tonight.

uemde Dance. Forest Hill ,Friday. Oct. 315$, Webster‘s stra.

erade Dance. St. Char— ”Hialil. Thursday. October 30th. pmzes.

n’s Gasarama at Frank '3 Irving Station, corner and Grafton. two days ~—

'5 service work.

hill Disaster Fund Bene- Dance, this Friday night 0c- 31rst. at St. Peter‘s Bay adm. $1.00. Dancing 9 pm. to Lm.

-Gain Cavalcade show at SttPeters Bay Holy Name Hall ~..i-o‘ 20th, 8 p.m. Send .. before November 11th, to Mrs. Brent Gtillis, secretary, " "‘1; Institute. St._ Peters. A 'sion 50 and 35 cents.

uerade Dance Millv i e w

-. , Charlottetown.

once every Thursday Night, M Stewart Memorial Hall. Mar-

Canteen. ,

‘es‘of European Tour in “ ' on Hall, Saturday night, r lst. at 8:30 pm. by Browse and Edera Rodd.I 15 cents. Sale of lun—I

milk for the period Nov.

Pollution Case

A heavy docket of cases faced Magistrate Gilbert A. Gaudet in County Magistrate‘s Court Wed- nesday morning.

The case of a Hunter River mill owner charged with allowing sawdust to escape (into a stream frequented by trout was adjourn- ed to November 5th after evi- dence was given by one witness. Crown prosecutor J .P. Nichol- son told the court he was not ready to precede with the case when defence Counsel R.R. Bell, Q.C., asked the chief witness whether he was sure that the ac- cused owned the mill involved in the case.

The witness, R.C.M.P. Con— stable Robert Wiltlltiams. Game warden for Queen’s County. told the court the accused had told him that he (the accused) was the owner the day the summons was issued.

Mr. Nicthiolison, following the

y’ November 1M" and cross examination said before he ' November 2nd' >Kms— proceeded any furtherinthe case .

he wanted to clarify the question brought up by Mr. Bell.

A Bristol man convicted on a driving while impaired charge was fined $65 and costs or 15 days in the Queens County Jail.

The case of Tignish man charg— ed with operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated was further ad- journed to Wednesday.

A Cardigan resident was fined

ls Adjourned

$20 and costs or 15 days in jail when he pleaded guilty to a charge of being intoxicated in a public place.

A charge of having possession of intoxicating liquor not pur- chased at a vendor against a King Street city man was dismis- sed. In handing down his verdict, Magistrate Gaudet said these was not sufficient evidence against the accused.

A Charlottetown man, a rest- dent of Villa Street, was fined a total of $15 and costs or 15 days in jail when he pleaded guilty tio separate charges of operating a

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