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EDMONTON (CP) — The Al- berta government will appeal to the federal cabinet the decision of the board Of transport com- missioners which allowed the CPR to remove its Dominion passenger train: 5 “Pre £,-C:-Manning~ told} a onference the ‘government ‘plans to appeal through its special counsel in

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Alberta Gov't Plans Appeal Over Removal Of CPR Train

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railway gave inadequate of the deficit it said’ the’ inion had incurred.

Mr. Manning said the railway made no attempi to determine the precise number of dollars the~ Dominion ~earned~ in 1964 and 1965, nor any attempt to determine the exact expense of operating the train during those years.

28 Are Cited For Heroism

"PITTSBURGH (AP)—An Alas: kan couple who rescued $0 crew members. from two flaming

barges and a Canadian carpen- ter who carried two children

The ennual Mess Dinner of

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REGIMENT HOLDS ANNUAL DINNER

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Damaged Floor — The home of Maicolm Mac- . New Dominion, was da- =e by fire Saturday evet-

Reports indicated that the fire

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OTTAWA (CP)—Davie Fulton

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dians hunting rights.

- |given by the taxpayer.

Indian Rights .

exemption--which—would—be—de- pendent on the’ salary of the if- dividual

CUT DEDUCTION ce uniform $100 deduction hospital and other expenses should be cut to $50 which would fepresent ‘‘all the little alms”

Murphy's Service Station

You Bust ‘Em—We Tow "Em 5 Removal

MOR MAC LEDS

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Rogers Hardware Ltd.

W it’s Hardware—We Have It

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Island Chev. Olds Ltd.

P.W.C. WINTER ~ CARNIVAL STARTS FEB. 2nd THE VILLAGERS

The Basilica Recreation

~ Purity Dairy

Parents Prefer Purity Products

he hopes it can He added the government be- | ceived a silver medal and titeir A be dea’ ag hare aladea ‘ta with the other two Prairie prov- nee: me Koneut, cemnanlacion. pa ig terol at bronze ‘ spokesman ; inces. : ers not ve accep rescue, e _jeties spokesman said that the |felt the improvement on the Joc-| A date fof the appeal has not |railway revenue figures. They| 4. Norman Humphries of Agin- problem of illegal fishing of 1ob-|41 scene was largely due to ev. |yet been set. ; were based on average revenue |Court, Ont., received a silver sters and. obstruction of fisheries Gee taking a second look af Mayors of eight Prairie cities | per passerger mile during se- ON Oe erat aes their duties |¢rY = on the CPR maim line, met in| lected test periods, multiplied | -The Andersons-were credited | ease ames tmoreved | the sertqusness offence: imoose Jaw Tuesday and -voted |by the passenger miles on each | with pulling their tugboat alonc- This over years. |He pointed out that the lobster to arrange a meeting with/conductor’s run. side two “flaming tankers. in nornceeemmment followed 29 21- |indusiry accounts for approxim-|Prime Minister Peargon and the ‘The Prairie mayors agreed to| Cook Intet Oct. 19; 1964," and by’ Fisheries Min- federal cabinet as soon as pos- a Saving the crew members de- ister. Robichaud of a crackdown |@tely 75 per cent of all the land. ask Mr. Parson to set up against fishermen who take lob. |ed value of fish on the Inland |Sible to fight for better rail pas-/ public committee, directed by | Sone Hames that shot up 75 feet. “— illegally. = “land thus forms the backbone of | RSet Service. iq (th CNR passenger department, aon? ched up erew members . "a watement in-|the Island fishing industry. . Premier Ross Thatcher sh to survey passenger and com: . ‘2 |timated paid to take every |. There are three Island sishing |ootkatchewan is perfectly will-/muter needs in communities| The commission said Hum- rite tiie Oe seo to. bring |boats confiscated at present. |e t0 join ee tine toot mow meee Se a taherar Mane te against tahecmen who toh the tion of tioherles aeth tant |? telegram to the federa! ca) |STUDENTS STORM EMBASSY | 1908, and oe Z Fe ; jee “as in for. |inet. Protesting the Dominion's well, 5, ahd her sister, Melody, ay nd obstruct fisheries of-/year, but. not as many as ~lremoval and asking for-a-stay-| ALGIERS (Reuters) — Police |1. He braved heat and intense -|ficers, ~'- anaes Sk mer years. —_ ling order against the baars’s see y wanes, a students — to rescue the children ‘ E decision until an appeal can stormed loroccan em attempted to enter the oe eee } ys heard by the. cabinet. bassy here in.a massive protest burding house aqats upon ‘learn 5 . -- | Manitoba Premier Duff Rob-|demonstration against the a third child, Mary, 3, was PAL as = ps 7 as on uer lin was unavailable for“ com-|Moroccan government's hand- in the building. Melody . THE LIVIN’ END | Case Of Assault ttl aaa , _|timé_ot_the Bea Banka affelr. [later died of her burns. ‘The electric power om. then When the flash from the cam- we could smile’" Their hair : an ; . e > . | Mr. Manning said the Alberta eft, then on, kept two young era was noticed they thought is curled and today they are Gets Adjourned : government contends the ig ladies busy rushing from the the power had come on but on scheduled.to curl in- the «pro | se fia Maemo oapenrebiat acting n an e Ing could operate the Dominion .” dryer to an oil heater in one of realizing they had been photo- vineial Di D” ot Be | SUMMERSIDE — The assault , the ope'rating loss was absorbed the Montague beauty~ parlors graphed one of the jadies said ’ a al ‘ease against Roy Sonier, Sum- ; by other branches of the com- on Friday during the storm. ~“‘why didn't you warm us 80 merside, de, waa a to CAPITAL BUREAU |paid employees of .the National jpany. pees ; + jmerside, was adjourned to Thur- OF THE GU. N|Centennial Committee. from) “It has lots of other activities, ’ ace : sday, February 3, in town police; OTTAWA — Prince MP: David|P.E.]. and their names. _ |imeluding mining and’ oil inter , Court Hears court Saturday due to illness | MacDonald has placed a lengthy MP Melvin MeQuaid |ests,”” the premier said. “But) Olato Producers Fian | OS [ee coon meer, Ce (een ca cree fe an ene oa [ees mat at | © qe. g ; =; paper the with ec * pays | vision e a profit. : Six Cases Mettahon: purchase of land in Princ.e|ment of subsidies under the many companies can run. thie . “ee Magistrate R.S. Hinton also |County for-use wntler the Veter- jing vessel regulations for the |way.” rned the ot a“ ing ES By le adjou case of a Sum-| ans Land Act. ‘four Atlantic Provinces. He ‘said the province will base } | pa ect segs ® P4” mrede man, chatged wie | Poe eset soe of he one 7 . session ‘ , boop isease Aa: Haaam, gc, ff! P'S — |i f ie opera roreorees Larger Que. Taxation Field e, A. Charlottetown man, Leon- with trans. | g : ee - Attention of potato producers jfectively thet none was foupd|ard Jerome Ryan, charged, with . Among oe es Su ested B ‘Commission ‘geross the province is directed | at all in several yéars. The in-|jeaving scene of an acci- how the transac: | gg y the annual meeting of the | cidence remained low for /thany |dent, pleaded guilty and was pub- : ‘Ed- Potato Producers’. As- | of- the other years, fined and costs or 10 days. how QUEBEC (CP)—The Religious ‘thstitutions, now sociation which will be held on MEASURES A Southport man, Bar vey |. purchase royal) commission on tax-exempt, should also be Thursday, Feb. 3 at 2 o’clock.in | Now, however; the incidence |Gordon- Z , taxation has recommended taxed, the suggests. Tax- | _ the afternoon. Th> place is Birch |is so huge that people ee ‘ and was $20 his | Me province continue to enlarge ation would based on prop- Court at the Experimental Farm. |to the industry are calling and costs or: 10 days. goveru- tts field of taxation at the ex-jerty value. ne The most comet ear Tat- re era re to} Another city a James Do- land ia ee pad at of the federal; On the subject of corporation fon of producers. over j Ps menace | novan, — with vagrancy . = taxes, the report suggests the the province is needed -}to- the: industry. was to Monday, Confedeation Heights ates | "Quebec. could ask--fora fax the dividends to help protect the of'| The past year some 6,000 acres|udry $1. i, Lae pub- |2aFeer part in the field of taxa-jearned by foreign companies in island spuds, and the largest | were reported tdxbe affected and| Two city men were arranzed tion on consumer goods on|Canada and that holding com- pessible attendance is: request- | Agnioulture Minister Andrew) on drunk and incapable charges. it the which collection is easy and the panies be taxed at the same ed (MacRee has charged that much | Both pleaded guilty _ were offered |Teturn. stable,” the report said. |rate as any other company. President : George Howatt,.| Of it can- be charged to a lack |each fined $20 and costs or, 20}# r , © Na. [lects, in the field of cigarettes,| The commission said its. etud- French River, and of | of. co-operation on the part ofjdays. ~ hymn sing which tional Defence for the construc |f0urT_times more revenue and, |ies have indicated that the Que- his executive emphasize tfe need | srowers. Oey ee E the meeting was led by Iv@M ition of 275 houses in connection|, “The federal government col-|bec economy is weaker than of*enlisting the support of the | Strict enforcement of legisla- Sr ° Sl we : with RCAF station at. Summer. |! the case of alcohol, as much |that of Ontario or British Co- entire industry to halt. the |tion now on the statute books, estiva At the business session, chatr- | side. a if not more of the receipts than |lumbia~but that’ Quebec never- spread of disease that bas been | and probably new legislation, is} © | ed by Reubin Watts, it was In other questiogs on the ord- the government of Quebec does |theless has to spend more as calising- concern to those who foreseen by veteran observers pl M d . |decided to vote $250 to theler paper, Mr. MacDonald asks the consumption of these /Quebec has a greater propor- exsiting music’ aré closest to the province's most | to come with the present year’s ans Ci e Manse committee. : what the expenditure has been |P ducts in Quebec itself.” tion of youth and unemployed c ‘Die important cash crop. operations. ee The executive was “asked to|month by month on the P.E.I.| The rare report also pro-| Quebec already taxes its, citi- onfederation Commeniable and encouraging | All of that amounts to en-| A one-night P. F. 1. Foik Festi-/meet and discuss possible pro-|causeway since last August and |P0°t p at federal govern. |zens more heavily than Ontario, TapENS. progress has been reported in | forced means of curbing th ¢|vat is provisionally planned for |jects for the Men’s Association. |the inal ementiere for athaitile ling the provincial |the report says, and therefore Thursday, Feb. 3 ny of the years, for example, | spread of disease and protect-ithe Confederation Centre on} Officers elected’ the coming |the current year.'He is as re: we control of racejcannot raise taxes very . much 8:30 p.m. nee ring rot was first discov- |ing- the reputation of Island |Sentember 17, according to a re-|year included Reubin Watts, pre-jalso asking for the number of | DAchs a oe (fixed at-0.5/ without encouraging “tax eva- Tebeis ceiinckie ed he here —~ 2 years ago. oa The en re mae port from Sietooher Gledhill. |sident; Wallace Wood, vice-pre- | ~~ ; P en eumes a tn wagered) jsion. ee tac ae Bex Office New specause rigorous control ’ Association Island; A’ meeting held. to deter-y‘ne |sident; Reginald Mosher, secre- : a | : wit 3 thethods, it was checked so ef- | potato producers. to co-operate | the interest in such a undertak-|tary; Nelson Vessey, treasurer. Attempted Store Lower Lanp raxes Nuclear Arms wets ee ee <a we = |in @ voluntary effort. |g was reportedly well attend-| Preston Scott and Wilfred Ste- Break Foi c Reduction by 50 per cent of , rt t Ha That’s one reason why the of. : wart are in charge of the pro Is / municipal and echool-real estate U SS parmmen S - ticers of the association ate asks} Mr. Gledhill felt that’ a one |gram committee. ties rans taxes on land and tam bua.’ Use Suggested | ao nee ‘ ft f ol Sos ta. jetNaet eepedance of night festival could be given a 7 on | SOURIS — “A window’ w-as|ings was recommended and it . . : : Ee Of 10 Violins ‘tis weers "meeting since | try-out this year with the atm of “ broken and two iron bers twist-|was also’ suggested that the; JACKSON, Miss. (AP)—Sena- ; ; ithe organization was' formed. |staging a more ambitious pro- Church Session ed in an attempted break into|school tax on all real estate be John Stennis \(Dem. Miss.) ( pg gy : _—— I: : gram in 1967. Bs Ey . +|Cheverie Bros. store here early |cut so that revenue from it urged the ‘United States Fi asa He said that the success_or | Sponsors-Course—; A : the ; 3 J {failure of such-afestival-will-de| "| _Tiieke in the snow indicated |cent of the total expenses of | te | | 8. adian Bureau for the Ad-| p. i pend on the enthusiasm and in-| A short course on boy and girt|that two people were involved. /echooh commissions. necessary, to win in Viet Nam— a Ea ; ; ncement of Musi¢ in Toronto. POFMe@d For Areciterest of Islanders. Contedera. relationship is being sponsored| They first tried to force’an en-| The real estate tax for Quebec | and to use nuclear bombs if nec- . These are to. be distributed | A tion Centre officials have al-|by the Session of Park Royal trance at the rear door andjschools now provides betweeniessary against the Chinese. ; ‘ atong musicians .of the Young| The Municipal Parks and Rec- |ready assured their ration. | United Church. |then-moved to the window at the | 40 and 45 per cent of all money! siennis did not specify nu- lottetown -_ Christo- |reation Directors Society of the| This festival would include} ‘The course includes guidance |*uth side. mre, 2 echecl caraniantens, ai ee ee oe oe Atlantic Provinces was formed | such groups as the Scotch, Irish, |on social life and sex education Owner of the store {e Gerry|- ‘In. our opinion, the Quebec |Clear weapons in a speech here, been getting along with ajat a meeting held in Moncton|Acadians and Lebanese and pos-| Course leaders are Dr. Ralph | Cheverie. __|governent should not hesitate | Dut said he would not put Ameri- nymber of full sized violins but recently. sibly visiting groups from Nova | Kennedy, Dr. K. A. Parker, Rev. > |, |t0 make greater use of income |¢&" troops in conflict with . the found them too large and rather| President of the newly- organ-|Scotia and New Brunswick. Mr. Henry Tye, and Russell Ewing. Ca { Dama ed tax to finance its education, |Chinese “without being free to} ‘ hard to handle. . {ized body is Don Lyneh, recrea-|Gledhill . suggested possibly a| David Boswall, elder. is pro-| ris g public health and social welfare | US every weapon. we have when | At Discount Prices ive He Said that two strings bass- |tion director for the city of Dart-|Negro group from N.S. and an- chairman fio Pion Bo it~ | ams,” the report says, al- |@md if necessary. | Bete . eg. and._some.music.stands had | mouth, N.S. Arthur Buck of Mon-|other Acadian froth NB. ites, weeatenrs inbinde- ee 1 t bt In Snow Storm “the rate of this tax| In response to a question from been ordered from a local firm |cton, vice- president, and James| He said that he hopes the fes-|Boyre, George Crawford and. should stay within reasonable jreporters later, he said he in- Tube Reg. Now and would be paid for by the |Fox of Charlottteown, secretary-|tival will. include not only per-| Donald Burns. | ALBERTON — A_ vehicle |fimits as compared with that of |cluded nuclean weapons. X Type 1.95 Only 1 IODE. treasurer. forming arts but: also exhibits of a {owned by Albert Thomas Boyles |the neighboring provinces.”— In calling for speeding up the | ’ - Mr. Gledhill reported he is) The society stated that its|handicrafts and possibly even |down at the Confederation Cen-|9f Coleman received about Quebec is the only province |war effort in Viet Nam, Stennis sy very happy with the way things | members would be available in|food tasting of traditional recip- |tre and. there is aJull-before the |damage sometime during .. the |which collects _ its..own incomeipredicted.. as. many ..as 600.000} game : —Pybeiess--—-Rég-———N: A Lin aze-going-and-noted=that-whenjan~advisory and “consultive ca-/es fo make it a real party. fall’ and winter performances | storm on . eoreor tax. The others receive a share | American troops may be needed, 670x15 1908 “ 14.95 ; Young Charlottetown Strings |pacity in the planning and ad-| -He stated September— wa {get into swing: ~ : The vehicle, a 1956-Pontiac, |of what the federal government - aA Type . Only o formed they had nothing |ministration of recreational pro-|chosen as the most. likely date| Mr. Gledhill reported there |Was parked on the highway at collects. area Sa Pea aAMa are md are now getting every sup-|grams in all fields, large and|pecause after the summer sea-|should be “‘a pretty good re-|Coleman and the was} The report suggests that after PURITY DAIRY . port they“could wish. small. ; son th ; * tg h a festival. noted. by the owner on «| megotiation with the federal gov- ‘ Tubeless Reg. Now ees e curtain seems to g0 sponse suc gov. xX Ty. . , |An investigation is being com-jernment, the province of QuUB- “Parents Prefer. oo OS Only ® a : |ducted ‘by Alberton RCMP. - Shp eliminate the basic Purity Products” é r 000. exemption which it: now : . {grants on provincial income tax |’ 317 Kent. St, Dial 4-712 750 14 ee: Reg. Now Basement Fire © ina" repiae it with 2 variable |" AAA AAPA AAS XE wnte wan 225 Only

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