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Wendall MacKay, pre- executive. assistant; Premier Shaw, and. Hon. | | Philip Matheson, minister of { highways and public works. |

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Mr.. end Mrs. James Mac- were recent visitors to Fanningbrook, where they were of Mr, and Mrs. Wen- dell Jay. |

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With a new rink in the com- munity, it is expected § that | Morell will develop some top- | notch teams, and perhaps the rivalry “that exists between Morell and places like Peake's, Mt. Stewart, St. Peter’s, and | Georgetown in the Kings Coun- | ty Baseball League will be, carried to the icelanes.

But, right now the village is looking for some $6,000 ‘to fin- ish their new rink, and they | | hope to pick up a share of that | inext Tuesday evening. The | Sportsmen's Dinner, by the way, | may become an annual event in | the community, depending on e success of this year's effort.

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OLIVER, B.C. (CP)—W. E.

can compete in big-time bus- iness. ‘

The 43-year-old inventor is of Oliver, a community of 1,750 at the southern end of the Okana- gan Valley.

An army convinced him he should try life in Oliver so he came here from Vancou- ver at the end of the Second World War and set up a one- man machinery repair shop.

Today Ted Trump. heads an organization that employs 100 persons, “including army buddy Colin McDongld, sales -man- ager | Annual sales total more than $1,000,000, and_ machine mp's invention is being man-

the federal-provincial | ufactured under licence in the United States, Britain, France, | | Argentina and Australia and is |

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BUILD NEAR TORONTO His own plant here has just

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Trump Ltd., has gained a world-wide reputation as an au- thority on hydraulic aeria! plat- forms, a rapidly growing field comprising various mechanical means of raising a man to any ‘given height for safe and easy | access to such tasks as clean- sng “Sag rees, pa ings maintaining them, de-icing air- craft and fighting fires

One of Mr .Trump's devices, which he calls. a Snorkel, is widely sold to ‘municipal fire departments. A fireman stand- jimg safely inside a basket-like jaerial platform can be raised |as high as an eight-storey build- | ing to rescue trapped persons or direct a stream of more tian | 1,000 gallons a minute of water into the heart of a fire. INVENTED FRUIT PICKER

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More Councils On Productivity ‘Are Suggested

| TORONTO. (CP) — Productiv- ity councils, already forming on

i|be set - up at local levels, H. George De Young, chairman of | the National Productivity Coun- cil, said here in an. address to the Toronfo Rotary Club. The national council, he

nars on the subject, one in |March and one later.

“If we can make them sue- | ceed more -will follow. We are |inviting heads of companies and representatives of labor to sit down together and look at the problem of how we should work together fo make Canada

| Mr. De Young, president of Atlas Steels Ltd., said Canada |must prepare for 1970 competi- tion and he outlined what other countries are doing toward the

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| uri i Co : Canodida Prose’ Bédeces EAter| dia la we ean 2 Montague, Souris, Kings unty New products. new forms for | today's hotly competitive bus |4 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Tues., _ 1962. , eee : Se NoComment mete eae sag ru ck a 0 ; can On Proposal your tare boss: ' ‘ In any event, your taste and ° ‘ conyenience are being consid- ras) A truckmen’s association ered as ition’ ial ah s. spokesman declined. to com never ment on a new “road. | Cofrect analysis and quick ac- OSS ; re 0 eS Conaadion National patie - - ire ae oe way, : ' : |S Sealeil bode dee Pent timid seme ee ‘The province’s hospitals* are, hospttal care now. They are not | # lal body, the Public Utill- nificant repercussions more operating at a financial loss, ac-| interested in supporting drives Yes Commission of this PrOVIP-) Kasic' forms of the meee cording - of the| for funds—it's hopeless now.” | **- such . Other complaints believed to| A decision on the prdposal| Sik” We aériculture, and on em be in the brief are: hospital ad-| Will probably not be reached ministration is bogged down oy | @ month, at the earliest, PROCESS sPUDS d red tape and restrictive rulings; |i was, learned 7 ¢s 0 Fdey| Salada Foods Lid, for vin it is difficult to hire competent | si +The ’ "| stance, announces that it will help as budgets do not provide | yi geen Cornwall, vice-| PrOces# more than » 50,000,000 large enough salaries for per venient of ha wall, pounds, or 833,000 bushels, of po- sons who have qualifications re- | ? Maritime Mot-| tatees during the current sea- quired by the commission; and nsport Association, said i that reeord keeping practices of yosteutay ‘at gop eret ‘con . the commission in regard to) 11 legal = = Mathe- Pulp Boat = ital insurance premiums are) 44, OC ‘the truckmen’s ‘ -| inadequate. has’ decided to” withhold “coer Mak Pp : ° ment until a decision is em es ort STRONGER BID? ’ “It -has_ been intimated that — @: Ciineaia le dt eas . , the association is prepared to) . general; SOURIS — Resotute pokesman said the sunmit 9 stronger brief if gov- | Superintendent of highway set-| arrived in Gourig last even- commission “has cut our bud-| ornment action is not taken on| Vices, CNR Atlantic Region,| ing considerably iced up after gets wherever it could, and the)),<+ week's brief. | suggested last night a new Ducking storms off the New- Citi hi point has been reached where|< Hon Hubert McNeill, MD,|‘tamsportation service would foundiand coast. The vessel | izens ip aa have no —_ of get- minister of health, said ‘yester- speed deliveries. - ae a was ig by. They're all im the red.| day that the cabinet discussed | , Ste Planned Whether or not it's the com-| the brief, but ofere ane cam | tail was making a “complete a a ER AS p missions’ fault, we are not! ment is made om it “it will have | study” of the operations of the Eastern Pro | sony oe ducts Lid., with ‘loading opera- ; sure, but it is to some extent. | to be investigated further."” He | commission “in an endeavour to! -tiong scheduled. te cust’ thio OTTAWA (CP)-—_A step to| The commission doesn’t seem.to|-said it was-‘‘too early” to spec- | iron-out-any problenis that may mtning ‘ put naturalized Canadians and | have fands available to make) ulate on whether or not any | exist in.adminiatration.” The vessel encountered ne native - born Canadians on the/ normal payments to hospitals, | changes would be made in ad-| Members of the commission | difficulty from ice in the har. same footing with to “Something has to be done.| ministration of the Hospital | met _at the. commission office | bor which cracked earlier is loss of citizenship will come| we can’t ask the public for | Services Commission |. yesterday but Dr. L.E. Prowse, | the day and most of the ice hemes the Commons this ses- —" as the public feels that; Premier Walter R. Shaw said | chairman, declined to comment | was moved out by the ship's *- w. Pickerigill be é — is- paying for wae time ago that his govern-' on the. brief of the association. ‘ entrance imto port. vista-Twillingate) gave notice | ad ; that he plans to reintro-

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duce legislation to amend the Bill of Rights adopted in 1960. The former citizenship minis- ter said the object is to prevent loss of citizenship by natura- lized Canadians who live abroad for more than 10 years without returning to Canada. The only way a native-born Canadian now can lose his citizenship is to be- come a citizen of another. coun- try. . “This is just my way of get- ting Mr. Diefenbaker to live up to his\eampaign\promises,’’ Mr. | Pickersgill said in an interview. |.

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For Peace Plan

OTTAWA (GP)—Dr. Norman | z. Alcock, founder of the Cana- dian Peace Research Institute, announced here that his or- | ganization will -ask Canadians later this month to contribute

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Dr. Alcock said he is con- vinced that Canadians are inter- ested. in the institute’s new ap- proach to peace and will re spond to the public appeal for funds. He said federal govern- ment officials had expressed “sympathetic inttrest’’ in the work of the institute and would welcome information from an

° ng body on methods to prevent war.

The institute’s objective is, to study in the cold light of sci- ence the conditions that lead to war. It would issue public re portg_analyzing particular prob- lems that could lead to conflict in the hope that they could be solved by reason. ,

Dr. Alcock said committees now have been established in 10 we. cities to conduct the public ap- s peal for funds, Both the general public and Canadian industry would be asked to contribute.

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Company Officers Are Blamed For Million In Debts

NEW YORK (AP)—St. Regis Paper Company said here it had discovered debts af ap- proximately $1,000,000 that were | created by credit operations of | itwo senior officers of

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