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NEIL A. MATHESON and Farm Editor — interest is develop- | i Progressive Con- ives as new names are ‘ d as possibilities for the : ee a ee > week of Senator peorge H. Barbour. nator Barbour, whose nome

fas in Prince County, cepre- id. Prince a dozen as legislature member, ind for a time as minist2r of “public works and highways. His ae was regarded as | Prince, although he lived

More recently in Charlottetown.

county or district, county lines have been respected in- most edad eter

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| porter all his life “as my father'as a candidate in the federal who is president of the W_ est! 7 |) Pont”

ALBERTON — A 10-member| Members of the

Charlottetown, Fri. Feb. 16, 1962. | eee ey pointed at a are: Camille Perry, Ben Atees-

Vacancy irs Speculation

public meeting in Palmer Road | ault, ~ Simon Latterel, Tuesday night, to present a re-| Arsenault, Alyre Meyers, solution to the minister of high-| Doucette, Sylvere Chaisson, ways requesting the paving of | Ernest Doucette. F.C. Shea and the road from St. Louls | LeRoy Arsenault.

Waterford

FJ. Shea was elected chair- Defence R t — is actively seeking the Official Named

Mr, McCaull, who is a basi- There is some speculation OTTAWA (CP) 7 Dr. John Ww. nessman, contested 2nd Prince ‘that Dr. Orville Phillips, MP for Abrams, a 48-year-old astrophy- for the PCs in 1947, when he| Prince, may seek the post, but sicist Thursday was named chief ran against the late Mr, Bart-| veteran political observers think | of operational research for the bour’, aiid again in “1951, it likely that with an election in Defence Research Board.

A former president of the/jthe offing, the Prime Minister, Dr. Abrams, a native of San West Prince PC Association, he! who makes the appointment, Francisco, has spent the has been an active party sup-|would be reluctant to lose him three years on special duty with | NATO at supreme headquarters,

Allied Powers in Europe,

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was before me,” says the man balloting.

Ferry Committee. ithe appointment may come be- Mr. Campbell, an Alberton businessmaan who has bee®)who think this way recall that connected with palitiesstnce|the Liberals lost an opportunity 1939, has twice been elected to|to name a man to succeed the the legislature and ran four|late Senator J.P. Mcintyre in elections, in all, In 1959, he had | 1957, when they expected to win

Abra will advise on the fore the federal election. Those , plication of operational tech niques. to defence’ problems and on the allocation, of scientists to

operational research units of DRB and the armed services. He served with the RCAF

the largest councillor vote in|the election, but watched sadly | from 1941 to 1945 as an opera- the province outside of Charlot-|from the sidelines as the victor- | tional research officera nd joined tetown. He is also a past presi- dent of the West Prince PC or- jot Mermaid.

fous PCs named J.J. MacDonald the National Research Board in ' 1949. ‘

CABINET REPORT © HEAR

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HON. L. F. ROSS'TER

ganization and played an active | part in the organization of _ the Young PCs. |

VETERAN SUPPORTER

Mr. Delaney, a veteran PC supporter was chosen last De- cember to present two plaques to Prime Minister John Diefen- baker and Mrs._Diefenbaker_on }— behalf of the provincial party. One supporter actually tele phoned the Prime Minister in his behalf this week, it has been reported reliably.

Mr, Myers feels that he has strong arguments for a place in the Upper Chamber. The ‘Dean of the legislature” on the PC

“OnCFCY-TV — Friday, February 16

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