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ter quarters. However. keeper Desire Aerts and his big net managed to corner the deer and push him into a wooden cage.

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Tliis deer at the children‘: I

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ed rn his pen when hit by a

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an a preliminary step to being removed to win-

Uplifting Oi Rural life Is Seen Through ARDA

"A general uplifting of rural ing gifts for sale to tourists dur- om one end of the ro- ing the summer season. to the other". as a result AT LOCAL LEVEL

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e Vince’ _ ‘ of this province's ‘participation ~Du.,-mg the coming months in the federal-provincial ARDA we Wm be gmplorinrg every

P703?‘-m slgned "9“9““Y- “'35 single opportunity for improving lgsﬂlcteg yesterday by Premler and increasing the income 91‘ V 1, drllldtl‘ Io: e Sgrfafxtyctsfoorf-Cfhe pill: Ehrroilghpthe algcal‘ egrilraps aiid lalrst w°"1d be great‘ uhThle°c:rl~er1:iVe?xl said that under

anticipate that this will mean a step-up in forestry activity recreational facilities adult education rand! opportunities for employment in the pro-- Vince“

the ARDA program a “vast ef- fort will be made along the line adult education“.

He said “We have become con- vinced that education is the l clue to our future."

He noted that the resources development program has de- monstrated beyond “any reason- able doubt” that there is 'a keen mem- _ interest among the Island

Th? ARDA funds “'1” be “Fed people in self improvement. fol‘ lmD1‘0V€‘m9Ut 0‘ mammal This has been shown. he said. lands. for alternate land use: mmugh 1.9501,,-C85 devglopment what is called Ir-ma‘ communig surveys and in numerous other

‘ ‘ wa 5. development‘. the premier said -3;‘, we go (‘mew-ax-d (ohthis

Under the ARDA plan the Is- land has received $1,459,000 from the federal government. This total is matched dollar for dol- lar by the provincial govern-l

Slawmf-‘ﬁt t0 “I9 program there will be many

press. The premier explained that

ISLAND NEWS PAG

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4 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Sat., Oct. 20715-65

Vandalism And lhelts Investigated At Souris

SOURIS The Souris de- tachment, RCMP, is investigat- ing two cases of theft and one of vandalism. One of the thefts and the vandalism occurred some- time Thursday night, and the other theft Thursday foreooon. The theft of Thursday night,

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:Vernon River Credit Union 3 Honors Charter Members

VERNON RlVER—0ver 100. members of the Vernon River‘?

Credit Union observed the silver jubilee of their organization with a banquet and presentation of. certificates of merit to seven l of the original 23 chapter mem- l

rs. :

Banquet speaker was Urbain! LeBlanc. of the extension dept.. St. Dunstan‘s University, who was introduced by Peter Curran. local school teacher. Mr. Le- Blanc spoke on the “Challenge Facing Credit Unions in the Next 25 years."

Commenting on the future de- velopment of credit unionism hi this province. Mr. I.eBlanc. pre- dicted four geograpical areas of credit union development and expansion. These he noted to be Charlottetown. Summerside and Summerside RCAF Station; Tig- nish and Souris. These would be the four major areas of cre-

other things to be done. many programs to be developed. many steps to be taken. But I cer- tainly congratulate the people of the province in those develop- ment areas. where they have handed themselves together. ‘taken training. conducted sur- veys and are now actively tak- ing steps to make the lives of their communities better. There is no human enherrprise more do- serving of credit than this, nor

is there any human enterprise that pays higher dividends and greater satisfaction.

while many of the projects will concern alternate use of mar- gi i land. primary emphasis wi _ placed here on supporting loc groups to encourage em to clap their communities to the-‘ _ t possible pe k BACKED FULLY

I-l'e.._ said these groups would be backed fully — financially. morally and technically-—by the

o governments.

“We think this will go a long way toward the improvement of the _grt.ire economy of the pro- vin ' ."

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Ottawa approval on a number of projects already con- ceivﬁ and approved by local groups. “We have every reason to believe that in the immediate future some of these will be un- derway.”

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in aid of the hospital. This campaign is made neces- in order that the hospital

5.3 ms is not assumed e .‘P.E.l. Hospital service Com- ’ osioo. . M The campaign will also as- 3;“, , soon have to be undertaken. ,*:'.l'he canvass will start Nov. 15!

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dil union inﬂuence. he said. There would be as few as 15 [bnedit unions strategically lo- cated to provide better credit union service to a larger sector of th-e population.

Greg T. Kelly brought greet- ings from the P.E.l. Credi wed in film “We Stand on Guard" depicting the service and growth of credit unions during the past 25 years. On behalf of the people pre- sent, Mr. Kelly presented cer- tificates of merit to Augustus Callaghan. Herman Gill: Dan-

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iel O'Donnell: James 0'Don- ell; Clarence Redmon ‘ Edwin Trainor and Louis Trainor.

James O'Donnell gave a very concise and complete history of the Vernon River Credit Un- ion which opened its doors for business in 1936.

Rev. Clarence Murphy, curate. addressed the meeting and urg- ed the people to support the credit institution they own and control.

Master of ceremonla for the celebration program was Nor- bert Frase, president of the local credit union. The ladies of the CWL were in charge of the banquet.

50 worth of salt fish. The intruders are believed to have entered the building by forcing a window leading to the second floor. Malning their way to one of storage rooms, they removed too pounds of salt cod. 75 pounds of salt hat e and 20 pounds of salt hake fillets.

The fish was apparently trans- ported to the main door. taking about two or three trips with a handcart, and as far as can be determined at the door it was loaded into either a truck or

car.

The salt cod was owned by Eastpack. the salt hake by Wilfred Peters and the hake fillets by John Grant.‘

The other theft took place at the home of Adolphus Cheverie. Bloomfield Street, in broad day- light.

M.r. Cheverie had apparently

one our on- locked. The intruder is thong to have walked into the house and taken two packages of cigar- ettes from the kitchen table and in the living room found purse of Mrs. Theresa Wright. daughter of Mr. Oheverle.

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The vandalism took place on the dragger Fan and Joanne on board which the drag nets were attacked with a knife and die nylon cod end. the ion of the net into.which the fish are

9. finally swept. was cut off and thrown overboard.

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Maritime Central Airways will reduce, Sunday flights from two to one. starting ct. 18. a spokesman for the a limo said yesterday.

Leaving the Charlottetown sir- port at 4:55 p. m.. the aircraft will land at 5:40 "in Moncton. where it connects with TCA flights to Montreal and To- run

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OTTAWA — Mrs. Margaret Macdonald. member of parlia- ment for Kings County. was among the guests of honor at a banquet of lath district. Quota Internotonal.

The banquet was held re- cently at on Ottawa hotel. Quota In-bemational is a wo- men's service organization which aponaors old to the hard of bearing and also supports the Care program.

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