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Here's how some of the promises are shaping up:
-Prime Minister St. Laurent-
Foderal aid to help harness tna Columbia River in British Colum- bia for electrical power.
Increased pay for some 130.000 federal civil servants.
Possible federal aid to construct the South Saskatchewan River dam in Saskatchewan and a nine- mile causeway linking Prince Ed- ward Island to New Brunswick if the projects are found beneficial to the national economy.
Possible federal aid for the new British West Indies federation.
A call for Commonwealth aid In the new Dominion of Ghana.
. .- 14 The Guardian'l'uesi!ay. June 4. 1957 I Huge Sums Required
Pledges
Increases in old age pensions in line with the rise in living costs.
Elimination of some taxes.
Payments to prriicic farmers tor farm-stored wheat.
Development of farm crop in- aurance in co-operation with the provinces.
Joint federal - British Columbia
velopment of the Columbia river.
A "new deal" for the provinces on federal-provincial tax-sharing arrangements.
Construction of the South Sas- D i ” dam; dc. ' . of highways into the far north.
' reases in unemployment in- surance benefits.
-M. J. Coldwell. CC! leader-
A boost in old age pension: iu 575 a month. an increase of :29 over that .. liable on July l un- der the Liberals.
National health insurance. Parity prices for farmers. -Solon l.nw. SC leader-
An increase in old age pensions in 860 a month. supplemented by additional federal-provincial pay- ments to bring pensions for the needy to 3100 a month.
A reduction in income taxes by raising personal exemptions to 31, SN frixn 31.000 for single persons and to 33000 from 32,000 for mai-
-Jolia Dlfenbaker. PC leader-
rled taxpayers.
-Mr. and Mn. Russell Bemard and family of Hunter River visit- ed Mr. William H. Barlow. Mrs. Keith McDonald and Mr. and Mrs. Verno Gallant. also Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Brooks. Union Cor- ner on Sunday. They were accomp- anied home by their son, Stewart, who has been spending some time at the home of Mr. Verno Gallant. He has accepted employment at Beach Grove.
Miss Marcia Gallant. dughtet of Mr. and Mrs. Fidele C. Gallant. was entertained at her 8th birth- day party on May 8th. Nine lit- tle guests were present and an en- joyable afternoon was spent. Alter games were played all the little guests were seated at a well lad- en table of goodies. the centre at- traction being a hugh birthday cake aglow with candles which Marcia blew out while her friends and "Happy Birthday." it he received a number of gifts and each donor was thanked. After lunch each guest was given a treat by Marcia": mother. be- fore leaving for home. Present were: Helen. Joyce. Della. Lor- raine. and Bernice Arnenault. Sop- hie Gallant and brother Garry and sister Dianne.
llfrs. Ray Hnwatt spent the week- end with her ornther. Mrs. Garfield ' f Day. brother and sister. I , Ii The many friends of Mrs. Wal-9
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ton fiieo Vera McAualandt regret to learn of the illness in Prince County Hospital of her 7 month
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Mrs. Margaret Green and Miss Erma Green. Springhill. recently spent a few days at the home oi Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Vincent Kensington.
A pot Luck supper was held in Victoria West Hall on May itith in aid of a hospital patient. A large crowd vias in attendance and a substantial sum realized. .. p
Sympathy is being extended to relatives and friends of the late Edgar Enman. whose death oc- curred recently in Madison. Maine. He leaves to mourn his two broth- ers David Enman. Victoria West and Angus Enman. Springhill.
Mrs. Elizabeth Day. Summer- side. spent the weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ramsay MacLeod. Victoria West.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth MacArt- hur. Springhill were recent visit- ors at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. William Waite and Mrs. Russell Champion and family Kensington.
Mr- Roland Bryant. Borden. spent the ueekend at the home nl Mr. and Airs. Gerald B. MacArt- hur, Springhill.
Miss Marlene Enman. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rheuben Enman. Springhill. left Monday. May 27th for Toronto. Ont. where she will. be employed.
Mrs. Agnes Bryant. Linklrtter Road. is spending some time with her daughter and son-in law. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grlndlay. North- Enmore. ..
Mrs. Stenning .llac.Vt-vin. Bor-
old daughter. Shirley. One and all trust she will be able to return: home real soon. '
Friends of Mr. Leo D. Arsen-I
ault will be pleased to learn he. is much ipmroved in health and' is a patient in P. C. Hospital. 9
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Arsenault have moved to their home In St. Gilbert nflerspendlng the winter snontlis in the village.
Miss Pauline Gallant. teacher in training at Charlottetown. spent the weekend with her parents.f Mr. and Mrs. Leo Gallant. 4
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Arscnaulf of Moncton N. B. spent the week-' :::wlthMr.endMn.EricAnen-
Mr. and Mn. Amtiio Arsenault bad as recent visitors daughter. fcleonet Mrs. Henderson Harvey end Mr. Harvey of R. c. A. r. station at Alymer. Ontario He Is transfused to Cliatham N. B. whul Mrs. Harvey will Join him later. .
M-i-a. John J. Daglola Southwest. observed her birthday of hu- Isome on May lab. During the aft:-noon friends called to extend
Wytnan McPhee.
Mrs. Minnie Campbell who has been the guest of Mrs. Margaret llcNelll. Mllcoucbe. has returned to her home in southwen.
Mr. David Cameron. Riverside mtollubeenlllfos-some Hmgu his home is now much Improved lnheelthaod abloto be out a-
On Sunday evesing May ltti. evening service in United Church was conducted by Mr. Elmer Mac- Leen in the absence of Rev. W B. MacPhail.
Sincere sympathy la extended to bereaved members of the fam-
pas-
eedaweyon Maynrdlnbfsma year.
The funeral of the late Mrs.
John Madoi-o was held Tuesday at
the home of her sister. Mn. Ro-
L merside.
den is visiting her parents. Mr. andlvlrs . Wesley Smith, Victoria,
West.
Miss Joan Enman. Sprintzhill. is spending a few days at the home of Mrs. Junior Enman, Sum-
Mrs. Claude MacArthur and daughter Carolyn and son Ronaldl Springhili. were recent visitors to Halifax. 5. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thompson and family.
Mr. Carl Millar. teacher in En- more School. spent the weekend at the home of his parcnts. Mr.l and Mrs. Ivan Millar Summer- aide East.
Mrs. Kenneth Williams Is spend- ing a few days at the home of her E son and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Allison Williams. Mountl Pleasant. .. W
BORDEN
Mrs. George Davison and child- ren Ricky and Wendy are spend- ing a few weeks with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Gallant. Bor- den. before leaving to join her hus- band at Hartford Connectlcutt.
Mrs. Edgar Williams who has been a patient in the P. C. Hospi- tal returned to her home in Bar- den on lllonday, May 27.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert MacLaur- la and Mr. Sydney Enman of En- more were visitors to Borden on Monday. May 1) guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roland Bryant.
Friends of Mrs- Ernest Pike are sorry to learn that she is a pat- ient In the P. C. Hospital and hope she will be fully recovered soon.
Mrs. Hector Mscltenzle and son Gordon of Summerslde. visit- ed friends in Borden on Saturday. May 15. ..
Mr. Hillard Mclnnls is confined to his home this week suffering, from a sprained ankle. Ills friends.
to see him out soon. i
Mrs. Beatrice Maclfndyen, whoi has been ill at the home of but duigtiier. Mrs. Harold Piiimoni and -Mr. Palmer of Borden isl much improved and we hope . she will soon be around again
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