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Noted In British Elections

By PETER BUCKLEY

LONDON (CP) — Canadian connections of every sort have turned up in the list of candi- dates for next Thursday's Brit- ish general election. x.

Davie Fulton’s former secre- tary is running. So are former

New Brunswick,. McGill and Saskatchewan. And so is Lord Beaverbrook’s great - nephew.

+]The list cuts through the ranks

of the four parties which have offered the most candidates. Upper Canada College, Tor- onto, alone has thtée of its for- | Mer students out on the hust- | ings two bearing the Liberal banner and one a Labor candi- | date. Among those running again is

| the only Canadian-bom “mem.- | fessor of law at the University {? ‘ory MP seeking: re-election in |ber of the last Parliament God- |of Saskatchewan. in 1941-45, pro- )Blackpool South, was educated

‘man Irvine’ 56, Conservative aes for Rye in Sussex.

|ter, the has represented. Rye |

| in Sussex. A native of Toronto | 1943, and has many other - laid & puiser ta wad tones. y con- |cilla Tweedsmuir.

sented Rye since 1955 and had a

16.976-vote majority in the 1964;

general election. HAVE GOOD CHANCE

Several of the Labor candi- dates stand a strong chance of | | Peaching Parliament if public- |

opinion polls prove accurate in |

predicting a swing to Labor. Joan _ Lestor, 34-year-old na- tive of Vancouver, is contesting |

Eton and Slough, where the | |and was secretat { ry in 1960-61 to granted after a Conservative winner had a mar- | Davie Fulton when he was Con- Canadian speaking tour

gin of only 11 votes in 1964. Bruce Douglas-Mann, 38-year. |

CHICKEN?

Qucien Thibodeau (LEFT) of Ridgeway, Ont., and service station operator Roy Pearson

bodeau, which hitched a ride on the axle of the family car from Ridgeway to Crystal Beach. The-bird wasn't dis- covered until-the car,;was put on a hoist for a grease job, and Mr. Thibodeau said he had been driving upwards of 60 miles an bour. Turns out the chicken had been chased under the car by-a dog. .

(CP Wirephoto)

Pipe Lines Profits Up

TORONTO (CP) —- Trans- Canada Pipe Lines. Ltd. had net.

share last year. compared with $13,243,311 or $1.76 a share in” 1964. the company’s annual re- port says: |

The _report, released Monday. |

shows operating revenues were

a record $136,973,000, up 14% per |

cent from $119,612,000 in 1964. qo James K. Kerr |

“Net income was proportion- ately less than the increase in Operating revenues due mainly to the increased cost of short | term supplies of gas purchased pending completion of the new | Pipeline through the United } States.” ;

In August, 1965, American | Natural Gas Co. agreed to be an equal partner in a project to build a $200,000,000 pipeline from Emerson, Man.,_ through the U.S. to Sarnia’ and Sault ‘Ste. | Marie, Ont. |

Hearings “for application to build the line opened March 1 before the national energy board | in Ottawa and are scheduled to | open April 19 before the Federal | Power Commission in Washing. | ton.

Commission _ Cost Given |

OTTAWA (CP)—Estimated j cost of the royal commission on bilingualism and biculturalism |

to March 31 will be $4,502,635, | te Commons was told Monday. |

The figure was given by John | Matheson, parliamentary secre- | tary to Prime Minister Pearson, in reply to a questioqn by Robert C.. Coates (PC—Cumberland).

Estimated cost of the com- mission. for the 1966-67 fiscal year starting -April 1 is $1,200,- 000. It was established by @ cabinet directive July 9, 1968.

He gave these? figures’ for the

length of time and cost, of ear- j*

Her commissions:

- MacPherson royal commis- gion on_ transportation, 38 | months, $574.090; Glassco com- mission on government organk zation, 30 months, $2,791,915; Porter commission on banking, 30 months, $732,901; Gordon | commission on economic pros |

Rand commission on coal,“ 11 ‘months and $98,166; O'Leary | eommission. on publica- |

tions, eight months and $136,121. eee cess

MORELL

~ Mrs. William Kelly; Morell; has entered the Charlottetown Hospita! for treatment

Reggie Peters was a Visitor in Morell Monday visiting Vince McGrath who had been in hos- pital. Mr. McGrath will be 95 on April 26, 1s enjoving fairly good health and has a wonder- ful memory» :

A baby shower was held at the. home of Mrs..Clem Sinnott for Mrs Geo Kells

BEAR TURNS, TABLES

MOSCOW (AP)—The hunter became the hunted when Pyotr Artsimovish returned to his win- ter hut in-Siberia: A bear was sleeping on his bed He raised

it out of his hand, loosing off a shot. and disappeared into the

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professors at the universities of,

Upper Canada College, is rep- resenting Labor in. Maldon, |where the Conservativ’ major- lity last time was 1,531, Geoffrey Hickman 57, who spent three boyhood yeais in

has the chore of trying to unseat Tory deputy leader Regin ‘Maudling in the London-area riding of Barnet. 4

Malcolm Macpherson, 62, for- mer U. of N.B. lecturer and Canadian army major, is de- fending Stirling and Falkirk riding, which ‘he first won. for Labor in 1948.

Labor MP Raphael Tuck, 55, | who had an upset victory in | Watford in 1964 and is seeking re-election, was formerly pro-

| fessor of political science at

A|McGill in 1945-47 constitutional served in Canada with-the Brit- native of Toronto anda barris- | adviser to Liberal Premer'tish foreign service .

\Stuart Garson of Manitoba in

nections with Canada. STANDS FOR LABOR | Shirley Williams, 36, daughter | of former professor George Cat» | | tin of. McGill, is seeking to re-

|tain Hitchin for Labor after |

winnitig the riding in 1964. Among Conservative hopefuis

/ was educated at McGill and Sir George Wiliams University in | Montreal, lectured at McGill)

|servative justice minister. Dobson was: editorial director

old solicitor and alumnus of!

is Christopher Dobson, 30, who®

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of Canada's royal pea eiadiae Mamentary existence may be in 6- The Guardian, Charlottetown, Tues. March 29, 1966.

on taxation and still is a special representative of the Canadian | Commons’ Speaker studying procedure in state legislatures He is running in Bolton. West riding, whee the Labor MP had ‘a majority of nearly 3,000 votes in 1964

Jonathan Aitken, 24-year-old | great-nephew . of Canadian- born Lord Beaverbrook, is contesting Meriden, which’ gave the Labor

n the last election. Aitken, a publisher associated with _Moni- tor Publishing Co. of Montreal, was on. the. Oxford ‘debating team which toured Canada and the U.S. i n 1964-65

LOST IN 1964 Tom Stacey, 34,.. a Montreal Star reporter in °1955-56, failed to win Hammersmith North for the Conservatives in 1964 and 1s contesting the Labor-held seat of Dover this year. Peter A. Bilaker,

Montreal and Port Arthur a candidate a margin of only 363

43-year-old ‘at the University of ‘Toronto and

In Aberdeen South, Lady Pris-

law of a former Canadian, gov- ernor-general, is defending a Tory seat she won with a ma- jority of 3,808 in the last vote, The Conservative. candidate in Wandsworth is Sir Hugh Lin- stead 64, who held the seat from 1942 until he lost it in 1964. Among a long list of distinctions is an. hpnorary doctorate of ‘laws from fhe. University of British .’Columbia _ in 1956, coast-to-coast

|Britain’s health service The Liberal party, whose par-

« per Canada

daughter-in- |

about —

peril in this election, has al Festi. nder in Eric Lub- boek, 37; Upper Canada. Col- lege graduate, who ‘seéks. re- election in Orpington. %y Agnes Scott, 57, who “trailed in a three-way eontest for the Conservative riding in -Woking | in 1964, again is the Liberal can- didate ,there,,, Mrs. Scott’ was educated in}, Hamilton, Ont., and served with ‘the Canadian .Red |

Cross and later the women’s |

section of tre RCAF during the

Second World War

SEEKS TO UNSEAT A. TORY Cyril Cary, 40, Liberal canai-

date in the Tory riding of Liver-

pool Wavertree, 1S another Up-

College alumnus.|

and also went to Ridley College | it St. Catharines, Ont. Communist party hopefuls in- |

clude. Bert Ramelson,- 54, son ot van Edmonton fur dealer and a law graduate from the Univer- sit of Alberta, who is mabing another bid fo; the Labor-held seat of Leeds South, and Tony | Chater;°35, who spent two years on biochemical research in Ot- i|tawa and is contesting Luton, | another Labor-held seat.

EARLY TO BED

SANTIAGO (AP)—Chile's tel- evision programs now end at 11.15. p.m. every night except Saturday. This is part. of the

government’ s efforts to get peo- ple to go to work earlier and ido without the traditional three- ‘hour lunchtime siesta.

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