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Liberal candidate l-ra Lewis. York smiles with appreciation

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the nation. although he was de~ feated in his own riding by a

as he reads a bulletin on Lib. eral triumphs elsewhere across

I o DeB Ols Bros. 6' $2 000 was , To Hospital ‘ ‘ S The Charlottetown firm of eBl s Brot e s as contribu- ted the amount of $2.000 to the joint hospital campaign for the Charlottetown and Prince Ed- ward Island Hospltals. it was learned yesterday from Jack Johnston. chairman of the joint campaign This is tribution irms. T of Holman’s

the second major con- from local

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Challenge Read To Rotarians

The Rotary challenge w a 5

read by past president J ohn Simmonds to a group of recent- ly admitted members of the Re tary Club at the luncheon meet- Ing held In the Charlottetown Ho- tel yesterday. _ "challenged" w e r e Lloyd Grant. Bertram Patter- son. Walter Auld. A.V. Treden- ick and David Scales. They were given a cordial welcome .by the president. Dr. G.G. Houston.

Past District Governor Edwin Johnstone was given a hearty welcome back from E u r o p e where he spent several months.

Andrew Likely was appointed chairman of committee to deal with attendance at the district conference of Rotary to be he in Halifax June 17-18-19. E. K. MacNutt presided at the meet-

rig.

Rev. P. Rudell. Hunter R I ver and Joseph Robinson. Montreal. were guests.

LOCAL BRIEFS

business i

P. .. I bilted the amount of $3.000 lastI week.

‘Oue. Ihrows Weight IBehind liberal Party ;

QUEBEC (CPl—Quebec prov-reral election. giving it a one- iince 'lirew its weight beiiznd lite lsided victory over the Social L Liberal party in Monday's fea-lCredit. Progressive Conserva-I .———‘ ‘——‘-——" tive and New Democratic par-I

‘YPU Plans Presbytery

ties. l ‘ Perhaps most surprismg was the province's reversal of feel- ings towards the Social Credit party. In the 1962 election. the old parties were stunned when

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Charlottetown and Queens County

The 'Iuardian. Chariottelmi. Tues. April 9. loss. 5

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1land were swept by

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substantial margin. Mr_ Lewis. with ' hand on the news copy as it rolls off the tele- type printer. is standing beside ‘

Liberal organizer L.G. Mac- NeVin, as a group of happy party supporters look over ‘

their shoulders. A number oi enthusiastic and hardy souls ‘ braved the almost impossible ‘ weather and travelling condi- tions to receive results at the Community Centre. I

In Atlantic Provinces

liberals Make Gains

HALIFAX (CPI — Liberals by Conservatives since 1957.

made gains in three of the . cCieave. who held the four Atlantic provinces Monday second Halifax seat in the last. the spring election turned out be a winter Conservatives. showed a narrow nightmare in this part of Can- lead over Gerald A. Regan. the other Liberal candidate. How- ever. Mr. McCleave. told Canadian Press he doubted his

Ida. . A blizzard packing every- thing from lightning to hurri-

cane-force winds slowed the lead would stand up when thel vote count. armed services vote lsI However. jail seats in New- counted. said service

vote would be heavily Liberal.

Malcolm iVici Maclnnis the New Democratic Party's only member from the Atlantic prov-I inces in the last Commons, was. defeated by Donald Maclnnfs ai down telegraph and telephone Progressive Conservative who lines. left three Nova Scotia held the seat from 1957 to 1962. seats undecided but Liberals ‘m had won two seats lirld by Pro-

foundland. Prince Edward Is- land and New Brunswick were settled. The Liberals gained one in Newfoundland and two‘ in PE

The .Storm. which knocked

gressive Conservatives in the F h S I last Parliament. er] I

ew Brunsw'ck's 10 seats re- B t H I mained unchanged from the last election—six Liberals and e ‘ four PCs.

At Cornwall :

The annual and son. banquet ol AOTSI Men’s Club was held recently’ with upwards of 60 in attend~§

SWEEP NEWFOUNDLAND

All seven seats in Newfound- Liberals. The gain from PCs was in St. hn's East. won in the 196 election by a PC with 1.914-vote majority.

Prince Edward Island‘s four seats. all Progressive Conserva- tive since 1957. were split. Con.‘

father Cornwall

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After a splendid supper serv- ed by the Kingston unit of the UCW all took part in a lively

s~:rvatives won the two Queens, sing-song. followed by devo- seats. one of which is held by tionvs l’ounker and Fisheries Minister MacLean. Lorne Smith.

In Nova Scotia Fred T. Arm- strong of the Liberals took Shel-I urne-Yarmouth Clare from th

Rev. 1. L. Walls spoke of the great loss the club had exper- ienced since the last meeting in the death of Gordon Mac-' M'illan, first president of the club and one who had much to

e PC.. John E. Lloyd won one of thei 0 Halifax 59815 ~»- both held1

that Parliament for the Progressivel‘p

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Liberal Joe Mat-alum. who did a lot of his campaigning

urss'rs MR‘S. ‘FA'IIRCLOUGHI

using the telephone. last night Ellen Fall‘t'IOlIEh in Hamilton upset Postmaster - General West. Wircphnto)

do in founding and promoting every phase of the club's work. David Murphy showed slides of activities at Abegwoit Camp t Augustine Cove and explain- ed some of the improvements planned for the camp in the future. The club decided to contribute $100 to this camp again this year.

At the next moctlli: which Is

to be April 17 a special prog- 12. Tile works are from a col- rain is planned with eastern leetion of more than 1.500 draw- field secretary of men’s work ings starth by the second Duko

taking part. of Devonshire in the late 17th — century and the early 18th cen- To snow 0”) MASTERS and kept at Chatsworth.

liirv t I Derbyshire home of OTTAWA (CPI—A collection dukes of Devonshire. of 114 drawings by European elude works by Rucbns. Rem- old masters will be at the Nu- hrandt. Raphael and Leonardo tional Gallery here April 11-May da Vincl.

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Social Creditors. never before s' factor in Quebec politics. won‘ 26 of the province's 75 seats. I

The theme for the Spimg Real Caouette. deputy leader, conference of eastern presbytery of the Social Credit party. had‘ of the Young People‘s Union of‘predicted that this time but the United Church will be “You,Iwould win so or 62 seats. Al-I

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An error in yesterday's Guard. lan reported that Rupert Mac- Leod was- a pallbearer at the funeral of Mrs. George Mor- rison. Sn t u r day in Charlotte- town. The name s h ould have read Rupert MacDonald. not MacLeod.

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