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The Guardian, Charlottetown; :Thurs.,May 1

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' SOURIS — At a recent meet-. ing of the Town Council-here it

was stated that a letter was re- ceived in reference to a letter that» the town had written to one of the town employees, stat- ing that his services as care- |taker would not be. required after May 21, 1966.

The letter the tawn received | stated that the minutes of coun- cil of Feb.. 8th, 1965, under | which the employee was appo.it- jed, showed that it was a clear contractual obligation on the part of the. {wn to provide em- | ployment for the employee for \ mt of two years from Feb

37 WEEKS Therefore an expired period of

2, 1966. 5 [eader Diefenbaker said Tues- | something about the way Par,

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By BRENDA LARGE ‘the Commonsxim=the past, he | 6aid he thinks it. now is

OTTAWA (GP) — Opposition sary

iday he thinks at least one-hal€ | jiament works

of each daily sitting of the > He sugeesiad tisk 4

Conimons should be televised. Commons committee be “T now believe that the time to stody how televisine

has come to bring™Parliament | tings could ‘to the people,"’ he. told be arranged, provement’ in some of. the —

| school: students. Looe. think a half-hour broadcast | techniques of Parliament. Although he had opposed tele: | vision and vadio broadcasts of |

Television. coverage would special give Canadians a new sense of set 'D° national pride and purpose’ and ° the sit- would bring about ‘a vast im-

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‘pay was fixed by the minutes | jat $55 per week, The amount owing to him by the town under | his contract for, services . 1s | $2035. and the employee is ‘now

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‘ ; claiming this amount. ee é as ; ; Fe : Z the 186th. 5 in the al. ‘Dawson _.. ea re J ones made no comment: on: —"A-Hew- fire-fighting unit ade's—fire-tighting —tacilt-——writers; -N; A _DeCoste;— sale: fle of Vimy Ridge, Passenca’e | Victoria ... 4 | this letter: The -Council.-stated: ~geen_being-tested-by_insur: ‘ ties. Seen beside the new King re, resentative of King "te ®”| and “was severely” wounded “and "Edmonton. ste ete _ a underwriters, Halifax, for the Seagrave engine (FROM THE ee st b Sea- | bassed in Moines. He was taken’ Regina ........... 30 47 Users. inthe arrears wilt ‘Parkdale Fire department LEFT) are P.J. Hechman,} rave Limited of Ontario; and | from the battlefield and hos |Winnipeg ......--- 92. $2 4 * over and there will « Gini pass of parcasng he operat Nove gems Dati MASI, Parkdale | Fite nang a iy oye voc. mae al a : i a 5 7 BD eT etececss pe 7 eee this unit as an addition to the Board - of Insurance _Under- Fire Chief. oe tas wae teria oe wre poo obo Galak a . The eoulelt’ stated” that ie : : pee = oe : ’ iod of four-years. He’ moved to |Quebec ....-..+:-- 31 59° Town payloader will be used ex- . ee sf . ee io Montague about 22 years ago Fredericton ..... - 33-<..54 - Clusively for snow Yemovel i | eor efown ; ire rl ( e | where he has resided. until the Saint. John ....,.,. 32 54 the town only, <a \ a $f 888 y i \ i ___| time of his death. ___ =: |Moncton —..--+.-. 32.<. 54 “The report from- the Depart- oe oar : we. ‘ He leaves to mour his wife the Halifax .......++.. 35. 56 ~‘™Ment of Health was read to the - ase “| former Laura Myier '° Mosher |Charlottetown 34. 53 ~~ Council, which stated as follows: | | ss " -| formerly of @guris. Also left to Sydney ..+-++-++5 35. +. 53 | anyplace where out-houses are) eas U rc aSsSeSs ' oot ; e | mourn‘are two brothers, Charles [Yarmouth ......., 36 46:__‘unfit that they will have to be DOC : | and Sineon of St. Peters,-. Four ie JONN'S . eee reese = 43. sth baie eye TOCORNNG SO: THE : : ns | brothers Garfield, Duncah, John Albany «-+--+++++: 56 | tions on the report are carrie = : GEORGETOWN — The regu: Canadian’ Mounted Police and dumping of rubbish. by citizens. yand—Arthur predeceased —-him |Boston ..++er+eees < 61 bss Pata and ciel ca WILLIAMS SHOW lar monthly meeting” of»: the (from: the ‘Attorney General rela- It now is planned ‘to have the | Also surviving are Linwood Mcc- ae aes ne $ * ports ice eat and ote ted Georgetown Town Council was |tive to the possible future polic- |dump open on certain days. ~| Neil, Cardigan and © Lloyd of | en i : Tu cuties cane er a Di : heeli “held in the council chambers jing of the Town: of Georgetown All rate payers will be allow- Charlottetown, nephews of tac |New nation : = " eae ae ue rect from Wheeling, Monday night, with Mayor How- by the Royal Canadian Mounted ed a five per cent deduction on deceased. One niece Mrs. Eldon te RR Ce (ea). the weath: ee ‘ West Virginia

-“gmbunt: of $115 collected -in fines-

ard S. MacLean presiding and Councillors Lavers, Currie, Mac- Donald, McConnell, and Johnson ~$n-attendance: ; - Councillor Lavers reported: for the Finance Committee. port of the Police Commi chaired by Councillor, Johnson, was presented to the meeting by town police officer,! Allison GLO- ver, The report showed the for the month. Councillor Currie reported for. the Welfare Com-

——mittee and~atated—that--she--and

the Town Clerk had attended a

meeting held in Charlottetown ‘on April 22nd that dealt with so

cial assistance payments. FIRE COMMITTEE

Councillor MacDonald report- 1] committee |

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The name of. Helen Berna: | ~@ine“MacDonald,~Charlottetown,/main

fire —ha’ stated that a new 40 foot ladder was needed for the Fire Depart- ment and this was ordered to be

—purchased- _McConnell |received from Laurie A. Coles _ reported for Public Property.

Correspondenc: as read from “the Commissioner of the Royal

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BRIEFS

GRADUATE

was omitted yesterday from the list of graduates of The Char-

? lottetown Hospital Nursing. The graduation exer- cises are 8c for The Basilica Recreation Centre this Friday evening, May 18.

FINED $50

Arthur Holland of Elmira charged with having ten ‘‘ber- ried”’ lobsters in his catch plead- ed guilty to’the charge and was fined $50 and costs or ten days when his case came before Mag- istrate James B. Johnston in King’s County court at Souris yesterday. Mr. Holland was not present in court and was repre-

—gented-by Vernon Fraser.

“CARD PARTY, -

The following are the results of the card. party held at the Basilica Recreation Centre last night; ladies’ fitst, Mrs. Cather- ine Clarkin; second, Mrs. Pres- ton Ellsworth: men’s first, Harry Hughes, second, Patrick Train- .or; door prize, Mrs Albet. Mac- Innis; special prize, Mrs. Annie McEntee; freezeout, Joseph

Ryan and Mrs. John Macisaac. |

CHARGE WITHDRAWN A city resident, Sidney Mac- Quarrie, charged with leaving

‘Police. This matter is being fur- taxes paid Before June 30th d| Acorn of East Royalty also” sur- | ther studied and investigated. , a six per cent charge willbe [& Vives him. | Tt was also reported that a |vied on taxes paid after the June) The remains are resting at the

umber. of stop.signs had. been |30th-date. The car-tax is due and |Wontague, Funeral_Home_ until |

| er office says except for north-

ern New Brunswick, Wednesday | was the first.really sunny day. Jast-Friday,and_with the return.

jerected. Work-—on-thefencing—of | 30th, or the | on which the| be held

The re- |the town dump had been carried |particular vehicle, ttee, out during April, with the dump tax is not paid by that date may | Presbyterian Church, Montague.

\being. fenced, with a chain link | wire fence.

It. was “moved that the Town's Solicitor. be céntacted and that the. draw..up.a:.By-Law...to.regue.| late the removal of filth and rub- | bish from yards. | ecutive. council. was received, | the Roya

which authorizes (Bank to, extend. credit to the ‘\town of Georgetown for one year lor until such time as’ Deben- tures are issued, for an amount up to $90,000 for the installation

\System. {\CONTRACT LET

| Further correspondence was |

and Associates relative. to the) Sewage -System. A contract was’. recently let to Schurman Con- | istruction Limited for $61,017 for the installation of this system, | and work is expected to com-| mence during this.week.. The ne-. cessary pipe will. be purchased | direct by the Town at an esti- mated costs of $17,056._- Third reading was given to a By-Law setting the tax rate for the present year for town taxes. | The assessment rate will re-| vain the same at $1.25 per one hundred dollars; the poll tax re-| mains the same at $10; bicycle tax to remain at $1; dog tax to) remain at $5 and $25; male and female; ll _tax to

-the-same-at-$2.50; the fire! tax will be raised from $8 to $10 and the car tax to be increased

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School —of |by $2

A Sanitary or Dump Tax will be Jevied amounting to. §2 for | each property owner or any male-or female renting or oc- cupying a house or apartment. Business establishments may if they so desire pay a $20 annual tax, which will entitle them to a key of the dump, which will fa- cilitate their dumping at any time. Non-resident fire tax will be $10 and non-residents using the dump will pay a-$2 tax. MADE NE(¢ Y :

The new dump tax was made necessary due ‘to the very con- siderable work that. has been

| today when funeral services wi!l | throughout the Maritimes since

payable on June from St. Andrew's |of the sun,

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Featuring~

‘ Chickie Williame Smokey. _Pleacher Marion Martin

16 OZ. BOTTLES ~ ~~ 2 for 3 Oe

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re A capital expenditure account! ( A.copy of.a_minute.-of. the ex: ithe. the’

i |payments; the’ installed water valves;

lof aSanitary_Sewage Collection of |a surplus of $1,501.

be impounded by the policeman. Interment will take place in the The council budgeted for a re- Community cemetery.

venue of $17,627 and: an expendi, |

ture of $17,615 on ordinary ex-|.-

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has been set. up, which- includes.,

Joining the ranks of : several fire truck payment; in street workeand paving; surve: costs; bull dozing. In this Cap!-! ces at the tal Expenditure account the summer Festival is the Junior Council budgeted for 5 | League of the Charlottetown xpenditure Of. Hospital. The League has taken $13,790 for the yeaf, which showS | on sponsorship of the inaugural -;| Sunday night Concert of the At- fi." lantic Orchestra scheduled for

W. E; MacNeill Dies In Hospital i The project has been under-

MONTAGUE — The death oc- | taken- by the 40-membe curred on Tuesday May. 10th, | ization in order to raise fetal at= the-Kings—County—Memorial | to assist in support-of-the-Char- Hospital, Montague -of William | lottetown Hospital. Chariman of Emery MacNeill of Montague in| the Committee in charge of the his -74th year. | event is Mrs. Clarence. Coady, The late Mr. MacNeill was born | Other-committee_ members “in- at Cardigan son of the late Har-| clude Mrs. J. A. MacMillan, Mrs. riett MacLaren MacNeill and | Charles McQuaid, Mrs; George Sineon MacNeill, - Chandler and Mrs. Peter Glee-

He was a veteran. of the First |

other Island organiations sponsoring benefit

Centre. Vouctures are now .on sale for this important musical: event. :

rforman- 1966 Charlotistan.

=| July-17-—at—the— Confederation |

Temperatures at

most localities climbed into: the

50s. tah ohate

| A high pressure area now ap- reaching. the district from the

west will provide sunny weather

ifor all thre provinces todays! _

Or League tid wit move ine me wen

ern Maritimes tonight. however

‘High tide today at Charlotte. | town--5.47-a-m--and-4.10--p-m- At+-

side tide eighteen minutes later | than Charlottetown. Sun rises | today at 6.02 acm. and sets at| 8.18 p.m. All times ADT. | } -tetally-new—musical_organization_ formed specifically for the 1966. Summer Festival, includes most of the Maritimes finest —-sym- phonic musicians. Leader of the orchestra is John Fenwick, Con- ductor of the Halifax Symphony Orchestra, and Musical Director | of the Charlottetown . Summer

Rustico at 11.15 a.m. Summers —partment

Destroyed

The family of Mr. and Mrs.

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ns ee ‘ puede , sewage installation project; G S , ei and cover all of the district] Charles McMaster- of Primrose Sea athe Tre hail SEV OS upport. iday.A few showers will ac- was left homeless yesterday

1 |company the cloudy skies. | when a fire which-broke-out-in;-:

the late afternoon destroyed their | home formerly the Alex Acorn

Both the Cardigan and Mon- tague’ fire departments were called. Due to very high winds

and also threatened his home. Through-the efforts of both de-' s the home received only minor damage. : | cit is not known if. there was, any insurance. =

This was the third call for the Montague department yesterday. At 12:30. noon they were called to extinguish ‘a flu fire at the’

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Tuesday, May 17—Royal ‘'\ Candian. Legion

-150-yards_to_a| Tignish, = > barn owned by Chester Acorn}.

| Bay 2Se on each admission at door,|

: Fred Johnson -

Special Guest ' Toby Stroud

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All shows 8:00 p.m.

—-Kdults~Advance=$t:25-—— Students Advance—$1.00 Children under 12—50c.

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FREE DELIVERY PHONES 4-8585 — 48586 —- 4.8813

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property poll tax to re-)

Gillespie, ‘| Steven Holroyd. -Flowerbearers were Donald Drake, — Loren a

doe at the dump site and the |

son. World War ‘having served in| The Atlantic

France with the 26th Battalion |

—CITY-AREA—- FUNERALS

TAYLOR FUNERAL — Fu. neral for Sidney D. Taylor was held Wed. May 11, from the MacLean Funeral Home where service was cc ducted by Rev. William Underhay and . Rev. Ewen MacDougall. Pslams were The Twenty Third and the Hun- deed and Twenty. - First. Pall-

Orchestra, _ a‘! Festival.

Where to buy one? Douglas Bros. & Jones of course!

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Francis’ Drake,.

Drake,, Edison Drake, Perley Drake, Ronald MacDonald and Harley -Ings. Interment took

cost involved. This- was made necessary by the: indiscriminate

Hootenanny

Main Brace °

|place in Floral Hills Memorial | Gardens. ead

TONIGHT: )

RE- OPENIN

Commodore Room i |

the scene of an accident, had the

charge withdrawn when he ap-|

apeared.in city police court yes- | i Suet fe

terday before’ Magis- wy" SPECIAL GUESTS

trate A. James Haslam, QC. | eee! : oan oe

‘Nor Jean Matheson, Char- | ' e : °

jottefown, RR1, “charged veh TOWN FOLK from Summerside.

speeding, was fined $14 an : ; : x .

costs or five ean . ae and Art Large XN Ss . James Elmer Ga raith, city, | 4 oe ‘ P a ; in ‘ ;

Se nn fed an Members & Guest ravine dont, Eeay Sie Set.

costs or two days. e SHOW AT DUSK ~ ee — , Hts Punt {ts Girls! i's Song! i's Color !.... Hii

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‘‘Meet Your Candidates” TEA — ‘ENGLEWOOD REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL

| Saturday, May 14, 3-5 p.m. Liberal Candidates: iri. Jean Canfield & Mr Lorne Moase

_« Special Guest: Mr. Alex Campbell EVERYONE WELCOME

. Sponsored by First Queen’s Liberal Ladies’

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