Phil Bower, left field secretary fo’

provinclal

heque from of the Lions rvation co

club's regular

mittee at the

ISLAND NEWS PAG

Souris, Kings sounty

n, Charlottetown, Thu

CNR Road-Rail Service| ae Is On ‘Occasional’ Basis ==== LARD -

Montague, -

Permission has been grant- the Canadian National

road-rail

holiday or week

from railhead at Moncton or Sackville learned from Lai

counsel for he CNR on land.

Mr. Large told this paper he g a further

e between mainland railhead points and this province OCCASIONAL Sometime ag said the CNR w mission to operate a dail fi ;

BASIS

as aski

servic

rom main

Labor Initiative

Claimed

Rela nstan’s

Speaking at the Labor

University Mond M. MacLean

Co-op Super | Mai s that the Unemployment Insur- ance Act has done much to atifie initiative in reat many people.

Dealing with the es of workers” he pointed out that “labor, for many, becomes a license to receive unemple ment insurance benefits.” He noted that work becomes the

periods of re- ence.

pce tag for long ndift

while

of interest in its tasks”, he said

Asked whether the fact that Prince Edward Island is pri agricultural _ prov- management, , confesses that its is determined by

staied that this theory is being exploited out of all proportions by business on Prince Edward Island today, and that “e m- ployees were being falsely de juded into thinking that this

YPU Meeting Held At Zion

Zion YPU held its reguias Weekly meeting Tuesday follow. ine a bean supper. The worship ¢ was led by Dianne Mac:

Nell and Margie’ Stavert, who

had as their topic “Why The

Chureh?”

The business meeting opened with prayer by Clair Smith. A tentative report of the bean

supper was given by Paul Wea- therbie. Garth MacGouzan gave

‘an outline of the Sunday evening

fireside. The social event will

be held next week at Suffolk.

The mission program was in ‘the form of @ panel discussion

\ Moderated by Paul Weatherbie.

Panelists were Sheila Roper,

Evelyn Ballem, Garth MacGou- gan and Bill MacMicken. !

LIONS PRESENT CHEQUE TO:CNIB

dinner meeting at the Charlo | 61, During this time 56 people

were served, 40 receiving eye | examinations and glasses, 10 | with eye examinations only, | ab ae pesos rising ||

pairs to glasses.

‘Shop Opened | For Patients At Riverside

Hon, Hubert B. MacNeill, MD of health, assisted by deputy minis- Monkley,

ns County for the to December, 19-

ses in Qui period Apri

PRE-SIFTED — FREE BREAD & ROLL COOK BOOK

minister | Dr. Owen cu is, | ter Lorne MLA, opened the Pat-

ients Apparel Shop at Riverside MAPLE LEAF ‘

Hospital last night,

Peake, representing J.H. Maloney, president of

the (Ababelation presided at the Pape T GRADE HEATHER

head points, and Douglas La- R brief ceremeny.

combe. manager relations, Moncton, day “with the

only be able to of P.ELL

is 24 hour than at pré sent—on an ‘occasional’ basis.” ruling, Mr.

th

association.

In declaring the shop officially opened he expressed his personal best wishes for growing public support and interest for volun- he railway has been operat- | eer action on behalf of the

WESTMINISTER—4 PK. COLORED ng motor transport within the |™ental

one ; be sentally cearcantons A SOLID BACKING - 10 : L ET T i SS T E

province since 195 gular basis. bety mainland

of extra-provinei Charlottetown and. Summ

side is authorized with “no re- rm loads.”

and see the youl get Clip the an checklist above... as a Feminder of what to buy!

f F F a

re en 59: Dr. MacNei

pleased with ne pecs aes

and varied program of the as-

aereaee aan 4 UJ i A Fe R. ve 1 Ib. pkgs. 1 3 1

for which he gave credit to the a 7

Pra ecerel

SEA SEALD FANCY

FISH STICKS

10 =~ 39

EAST PACK HADDOCK

Fillets 1». Ac

Fish & Chips *= 28¢

YORK

Fancy Trout = 69c

(Continued from page 1) He was referring, he said, to a speech, by Dr. Orville Phillips, MP for Prince in which he had ested it would be cheaper the province and move

combe said today e points and this province for x number of years, Mr. Lacombe ided.

CANADA’S FINEST GOVERNMENT GRADED RED AND BLUE BRAND ISLAND STEER

SAVE 39c—SEAMLESS

annual meeting of the provin | nee YPCs when he said in part ‘You couldn't expect the peo: ple of Canada to pu say $300 e million into a causeway. It Island remaining at 65 per cent would’ be cheaper ter ty the below, parity for the rest of C&-| province and move everyone The speaker began his. lec- <

TOP ROUND

YOUR CHOICE STEAK OR ROAST

COLORED

HALF APRONS .

IRONING BOARD PAD AND

COVER SET . .

Stifled

was the cause of wages on P.E

NON FOOD ITEMS ST. PETERS ROAD STORE

| Stacey fk cot oie SIRLOIN TIP NYLONS . . . pr. 59c city Sapa Dr BLANKETS | Re hat Nae BLANKETS . .

3.95 29¢ 99c

ALLEN ASSORTED

FRUIT DRINKS 48 02. tins 89:

deal of MacKay

ture with a discussion of labor There was a great In" Canada. generally, stating | cTosstire between Mr that labor has duties’ towards | 4"d the Government benches, Canada in as much as the| Most of it was good natured, economic and political prestige | though, and the government ‘of the nation will be determin-| Members joined in the general ed in great part by the contri- desk thumping when he sat bution made by Canadians in| down

oe aor a oree. sn stated that | SENATE APPOINTMENT there is a great lack of respon- boost for the Senate ap- sibility on the part of some of Pointment in Prinee County ap- the laboring cl He charged | Patently was pointed at Keith that, by and large, when labor | Boswell, Victoria. Mr. MacKay is presented with more respon- | Mentioned no names but his sibility, for more wages, the geographic finger-pointing clear- people in question prefer to ly indicated the Victoria farm- shy away from i

and choose to wage now being received

Management”, he

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er.

Mr. MacKay suggested the Cc T lol J province's economy could be % + boosted by the extension of long eee 1s. c

term credit to Nova Scotia and ON SALE 6%

said “seeks managers from among

its employ, and. mind, it is on the lookout for responsibility and interest

SEAKING BRAND RAW

SCALLOPS ...... »

with this in | New Brunswick to build up their economy. The resulting greatly SECTIONS 1-1-3 STILL AVAILABLE

3 rm. 29¢

among its workers.” perity, would create a demand He noted that the task of any for P.E.I. primary product employee is to ‘show manage- | that would leave no marketing ment better ways of managing, | Ptoblems, egested. Management, for the most part Mr. MacKay emphasized his appreciates suggestions from | belief that it is a serious situa- its labor force. It is a duty of | tion where P.E.I. People spend cae 4 correc oan tee, almost four and one-half mil- where this is necessary, T. | lion dollars on | “tl Mackean included ists probably ‘nd tse LEMON, CHOCOLATE, DEVON

"| ina single yea ~ Motorists Barred | peat meee oat ae te = 0. P. W AFERS From Soviet Union “close to $2 million.” # one

cconomy to get reveme that

concerted |[BURFORD BARTLETT

LONDON (AP)—No foreign

Sons tae ee .4 a tremendonsty in sald. boat “About |

Boviet Union after Apri nae

cause. tourist accommodations the future of our boys EE 15 oz. F are fully booked, the London °

= ice of the Soviet agency In- announced Wednesday.

oat ft ts still possible for

tourists to enter the Soviet

Jnion by aircraft. ship or train,

4m Intourist spokesman said.

The accommodations which aaa

were fully booked, he ex- were those used by so 24 Hour Ambulance

between the Soviet survies

ws and Moscow and

Parker E. Hamilton

Funeral Director reap with Dignity and

nse

INSTANT COFFEE sm 39¢

tween Moscow and southern Phone 220

Russia and the Ukraine. | eee te Nearly 1,000,000 tourists are

expected to visit the Soviet Phone 7'

Union from 95 foreign countries M

this year, the spokesm: ae eer

SOLID LOCAL

CABBAGE

TENDER, GREEN

SPINACH » =. 39%

NEW OROP CORELESS

CARROTS

FINEST QUALITY SUNKIST

ORANGES

5 is 83

n. 6c

35¢

VALUES EFFECTIVE UNTIL CLOSING SATURDAY, MARCH 10 WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMITY QUANTITIES