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Signal and Signalman Jim Steele. botbi ni Charlottetown. P.E.l. check onl lite tabulated results at the Sol-I Iiier Aprentice Sports Tournament? held recently in Kingston. They young soldiers, between 10 and fl
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man George Flynn tleft);years of age. receive specialized
trades training on joining the Army Both the Charlottetown soldiers are training at the Royal Canadian School of Signals in Kingston.
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Dr. 01!. Idaadt. former Presl- deot of the National Research Council and me Asst. Vtoe Prol- the Cllldias Natbll
orial Lecture at Prince of Wales College tonight. He was accomp- anied by Mrs. lolandt. Dr. and Mrs. Solsndi were met in Moncton by Mr. George Green- ough. island superintendent of the C.N.R. and they were met on ar- rival in Charlottetown by Dr. Frank Maclilnnon, Principal of
Under the new unemployment insurance regulations. effective April 1. 1857. those employed in the fishing industry become eleg- ible for the protection nffored by unemployment insurance. Fisher- men begin paying contributions in- to the unemployment insurance fund on April 1. 1957. and the first ' period during which bene-
ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS TABLED IN LEGISLATURE
NORTH RIVER CAUSEWAY
Eilr. R. R. Bell asked the Minis- ter of Highways the following questions:
Ilt What was the total cost of the North River Causeway. including surfacing and railings?
(2) What was the amount of the successful tenderer. Wtheson and lliacMilian Ltd?
lat What amount was paid to this firm for its work on the Cause-
way? Ill What amount to date hasy
West River Bridge? is) When will the West River Bridge be open for traffic?
ANSWER fl) 3228.7l3.00
ts) Late this Summer ATTORNEY GENERAIJS DEPT.
lbl included Above.
Icl Included above.
Id! Included above.
tel 349,772.87
2. S40.7l0.22 - furnishings on- ly. floor covering included in 1 la) 322,425.54 - equipment only. fix- tures included in 1 rat
3. M. F. Schurman Co. Ltd. Gen-
eral Contractor. who received pay- III
ments for items a. b, I: and it above. S473.703.52.
Walter Matheson 318,316.00 SANDING TRANS-CANADA
be" "Id hr wmk dm” on meltelwtlifliliglllval;:II.hIEsI(dllIox:lIfigLi1lIIg:
tions:
(ll What was the cost of sand- Highway from Charlottetown to Borden
ing the Trans-Canada 1955-56 and 1956-57?
(2) Give names of all persons this work and amount paid to each in
receiving remuneration for
each year, to date. ANSWER
Sanding - Borden to Ciiarlotte-
Mr. Leo Rosslter asked the Lead- town - 1955-1956
er of the Government the following! questions:
ill Give th: names of employ- ses in the Premier's and Attorn- ey-General's office, and the sol- ary of each. out line duties in each case.
I2) Give the names of part-time and full-time Ministers. and the salaries paid. and travelling expen- scs allowed in each case..
I3: What amount of time is re- quired to be spent by part-time
iilinistera each week in their re- Sanding - Bordon to Charlotte-
spective Departments.
Ii) R. G. MacLeod, Executive Assistant to the Premier 5500 - Asslsting the Premier and Attorn- ey General in all phases of work as instructed and which through press of public affairs he is un- able to do himsel' and as request- ed assisting other membe 3 of the Government and acting as n liai- son between the Premier and'oth- cr members of the Government and Legislature.
Audrey M. MacNair 2000 - Sec- retary to the Premier.
Elizabeth W. Matheson. Secre lafy. Attorney Generalis Office. W30 - in charge of books and Ixlkkeenlnq. accounts. vouchers.
Carroll ltiaclfenzie. Stenograph- EF. 1200 - In charge of all fllen in the Premier's Office and the -WDPHCY General's Office.
411 Part-Time
Hon. 8. E. MacDonald,
Hon. Keir Clark.
Hon. iii. L. Donnell. M.D. y iillothers on full time duty. For asries and travelling expense.
Ctlunts tabled.
Perform the duties required 0 "'5'" I" "I9 Proper administr
Partments, NEW TREATMENT caning ml";-I I313". Ball asked the Minis- qumions: C orks the following 'I' in reference to the new Ellgfalillfaent Centre at Falconwood. hum" lfs'the total cost of - la) ing- wiI:.;nam"('"bI:8: tc) heat- . v ; el . lnfmatllgh mam. eating build . 9 Costs of all in ishings JSIISIHIS . floor covering; the cost meme? flcnl fixtures and treat- ”) isllllpment. name ("def question (1), givg Ind mylouclontrsritittrs in each case ANswEn 3 PI to them.
I. la) 3591.53.55
Coming Events Bingo nap. my. gnu.
Unloadlll Acadia N Milton today. Verna gm"; u Cavalcade ill
Olin Aggy) can: am. i
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I N000!!! of the Thai lhetoeg ofthehorth RivmPollwillIaIG in North River flan, Friday. lug &h at I p.m.
Cornwall flail. Come to IHQI Cornwaguand landow-
39 3 is
11) 33,299.75
fits will be paid begins on January 1, 1958. For purposes of the Unem- ployment Insurance Act. the tenn ”Fishing." includes the gathering of sea products such as Irish Moss and shellfish. as well as the catch- ing of fish.
All commercial fishermen are insurable. except for the few cas- es noted below. A fisherman is insurable whether he works as a wage earner. on shares, or is self-
Noted Scientist Arrives To Delivol The Robertson Lecture
LI. Prone. President of the
Dr
P. I:.l. Medical Association.
The Lecture will he delivered at Prime of Wales tonight at 0:8. Dr. Bolaadt will he Introduced by Dr. Maclfinoon and thanked by . Prowse. As a physician Dr. Solandtis noted as one of the leaders of his profession in Canada.
The subiect of his lecture will be "scientific Research in the Modern World" and he yin
for his popular ya i . public is cordially invited to attend.
Prince of Wales College and
Unemployment Insurance Regulations Re Fishermen
in respect of the same fishing op- eration ” in MI r ”: of buyer he is. for the purposes of the Act. an emPl0Y9T-
A wife is not insurable in re- spect oi any fishing operation in which her husband is also engag- ed. .. Any fisherman may decline to be insured if he is not employed in fishing for more than 20 weeks in a calendar year and if he does not work extensively in other insur- able employment. l-le elects out of insurance by lodging with his em- ployer a Declaration of inconsid- erable Employment. form UIC 587A. This form can be obtained for any week in which his not earn-
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. 'd of Na” eflbsbaefeedhlasdslleu-lmsttngsanenvssbcH:.:0"h:l11iundIl'.BTIf.a.T9U7 The Gnmllan Page 3 M one it hoped that a repasmlo obtain pet-nu-mos lo I I gm ' , - .... .. . -' n. :'tIis wnIIE'ss avutsnh for is: neat meetiag'at no em on. 9. mu roeuul 33".” "”f'" N. . M MI lent unsung April as at LII) Hall. with me The rlertnct is beltewd In hate The lIr-1 "ICU 1'" n ' be arranged by the 5... invented in i1 by Johann In Crease Lobe In northern II&-
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Following this the meeting was called to order and the lee read the minutes of the
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Ramsay. Accusticu - live from Halifax and had been assured that second hand aids are available free of charge through any of the service clubs. such as. the Kinsmen Club to children of famuies unable to obtain new aids. Also Mr. Ramsay agreed to ad dress the Association sometime In April or May at which time he would ” rate the use of the sudiometer and also the various
YOUNG TENDER
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types of hearing aids. A ” followed on membership fees which it was suggested might be one dol- lar yearly but this was left over to the next meeting.
A lengthy discussion followed on ways and means of enrolling into the Association all those in Char- lottetown and vicinity who have a hearing loss. It was moved and seconded that Mrs. P.J. Proud. I Upper l-lillsboro Street. act as chairman of the enrollment com- mittee and any and all interested persons were asked to contact her.
The Secretary reported that he
ings from fishing are less than S9.
had written to the National Society
employed. He is insurable no mat- ter how large his earnings in the year. and even though he is an of- ficer in the company employing
m. in the following cases. a fisher-
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man is not insurable. He is not insurable in respect of fish he sells directly to householders. restaur- ants. etc. He is not insurable in respect.oi' fish scales he sells to anyone other than the buyer of his fish. He is not insurable in regard to seal fishing. unless he is em- ployed under a contract of service. A buyer of fish is not insurable
Local Cadet Will Go To
Andrew Crosby 1.022.913 ' U
lMerrill Crosby 157.00. S i.Ernest Crosby 122.40. , Gordon Crosby 100.00.
Rem" Crosby 55'” 0fC:IdaTEll:itlTI.9gneIa(E.:ii.EIlal3(Ilfpl:rIl.V!llel
Government Truck
1
be one of two Marltimers re-
glzsllrnalseggith 1'”4'oo presenting Eastern Command on
(emmmed) nuoy the 1957 Royal Canadian Army
Peter MCKEHM Cadet Bisley team. The squad will
("ummem 312.00. sail from Montreal July 2 aboard s3'299y73 the Empress of England.
tnwn - 1950- (1) 33.86s.:I2
1957
Cadet MacDonald is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Dan MacDonald. ll , Prince Street. it Is the fourth consecutive year
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AT GREENDAL'S
Just arrived yesterday another shipment of Men's 2 Pant SUITS. Reg. 39.50.
Sale
29.50
Men's SPORT COATS. All wool tweeds. Newest patterns. Regular 29.50.
Sale
22.50
207:: OFF ALL OTHER MEN'S SUITS and SPORT COATS
Men's SPORTISHIRTS
2.69 - 2 for 5.00
Boys' 2-tone HORSEHIDE JACKETS
10.95
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The GREENDAL (0. Ltd.
MEN'S STORE
. 144C or. ooonon sr.
Kelsle Buchannan 770.00 ixenneth Macxhmm ugsym that P-W.C. has placed a man on Waldon MscKinnon 168.00. ”” BMW l9'm- Bryce Clark 501.87. lgrank DesRoche 600 I-nest wadman Ken Cameron 3.60 - , W am 15.30. Square Dancing i ard Wadman 105.30 lg-rlrnon Eeters 77-40 Under the direction of :AndI'Ilegl crl::I:v;om. 110245? Ml” Iva" Bemgm lilfiiii C5323. z”;t”I.i.” 099" to all lNeil MacDonald 3.60. 51 00 a cou ye Government truck , ' p liesummedy zaaooy at the Russell Smith I lestimated I 93.60 Peter McKenna (estimated)
IMACHINERY PuncIIass:s'
Mr. R. R. Bell asked the Minis- ter of Highways the following ques-
tions:
1. Give names ofvall perlons or . were PM see use 92 of Public Ac-ymsde from the Department alu- ling fiscal year 1056' for legal sen '3l All the time ncceasary to vices and the amount paid to each
firm: to whom payments
person or firm.
H I I 2. Give total of all payments On and supervision of their dc-lfrom the Department during fiscal year 1056. to date. for machinery. parts and equipment to - A. Pick- d. - W. R. Jen-N
ard. Machinery Li kins Ltd. ANSWER
i. John P. Nicholson (Drafting new Highways Actl l of various titles)
D. 0. Stewart 815.25 (Search of A. Pickard Machinery Ltd.
i title) I 2. .S2lIl.6l2.74
l W. R. Jenkins 061139.24.
Telephone Co. Plans Extension To Building
in height. After construction is
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Blessed ,are you who speech; for by your patience
'for even if we fail, we shall
CRIPPLED
TO CRIPPLED
BEATITUDES FOR FRIENDS OF CRIPPLED CHILDREN
Blessed are you who are not ashamed toTwalk along with us in public places; who. indifferent to the stores of the curious. show us by your nttiurde
Blessed are you who, with infinite patience, never betray annoyance by "hurry up;",and. more blessed still are you who do not snatch hands in order that you may the more quickly do it your-selves. re they. blessed among men and women, who perceive that the do- ing of the task and not the time consumed in its doing is what is
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Blessed are you who stand behind us as we enter upon untried be heartened to try again because we know that
Blessed are you who find excuses for asking our help: for our greatest joy is in feeling that you need II.
Blessed are you who. in health, strength and WOGPGFIIY. take some-small portion ofiyour store to ,help II who have only hope.
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EASTER SEAL CAMPAIGN
OUR ISLAND TIMMY SAYS: "BUY EASTER SEALS
we are encouraged to become more proficient
needthespli-ttua.lcomi'orttlsntoomes
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2 pierce s Fillers . . . . lb. 9: CASH & CARRY 5524
TRADE AND SAVE
DURING SIMPSONS-SEARS LIVING ROOM-KITCHEN
i50.
IN EVENT
Trade In allowance for your old Chesterfield or Doveno Suitc
on the purchase of a new Harmony House Chesterfield or Daverio Suite of our regular low, low price.
2 pc. CHESTERFIELD suns - - - - - 199-95 LESSTRADElN--------
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50.00
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Trade In -allowance for your OICI Kitchen Set when traded on any Chrome Suite in our stock.
5 5 pc. CHROME suns - - - - - - - - 69-95
LESS TRADE IN - - ; - - - - - 30-00
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