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" oc peen sugned Dy Minis-; rnroneé was camea a very

{ ' Montague Rink i ter Maurice Sauve. ~: easing document” by Premier

| | ‘The former agreement expir-) Walter R. Shaw. He also said,

Demolition - Led March 31, and the signing of that it contalrfed many proviss.

i +the new agreement was forecast ions that he would like to see

i ‘Is Approved in the Speech from the Throne fulfilled. 4

SL a at-the opening of the recent ses-| He added however “there

se '2\The Guardia Guardian, C Charlottetown, 1, Wed., April 7, 1965. Ronit 7, 1965.| OTTAWA” ‘Specialy — pe- sion of the provincial legisla. were a good many things that

y ’ molition of the present Montague’ ‘re. fi were a repetition of what we

: : e ; | tink as a winter works project| Mr. MacRae said he was “not have been expecting ovér the

2 | aie 2 | has been approved:by the federal completely satis‘ied’ with the years.’

} uca ion C department of labor it “was an- contents of the new agreement The premier said he was

nounced here Tuesday by John) and suggesjed that the act may ‘“‘discouraged waiting for the

— MP fo Kings. be amended in view of rural de- fulfillment over the. past years

The labor cost of the project elopmen’ proposals ‘contained of somie of the promises made

‘THEATRE GROUP REHEARSES EASTER ‘MONDAY PLAY

| Island School Act

Revision.

vision in ¢t Prince Edward yesterday

|, Morning: He called it a com-

prvoince’s school act. The re vision will be Semrisheniaier this year.

Dr, Dewar esid he plans to |

mame a committee to work: cn | consolidating the act and. the act is intended for presentation j at the next session of the Lezis- lature for approval.

| The minister said he expects that the, committee members will be deputy education mitis- ter Malcolm MacKenzie, deputy ;attorney- general Arthur McGui- 'gan_and Charlottetown lawyer Alan Scales

Dr. ‘Dewar said consolida tion

| of the act is necessary in view of jthe many amendments made to jit at legislative sessions sinte

| 1951. He said “the act has been

he appeared in court yesterday on a charge of

town police

Slated =:

legal consolidation of it”

} plete statutory revision of ‘the,

}

Name Chairman For Loan Board

Fisheries Minister Leo Rossi- fer. announced yesterday that Leonard Beasley of ihe fisheries , department has been appointed | temporary chairman of - the! P.E.I. Fishermen's Loan Board. At a meeting of the conn | yefterday, the resignation 4.W. Gaudet, Charlottetown, = chairman of. the board was Bel ae cepted.

Fishermen-in-the- 2 Gull-of Siam!

be

has ae ees estimated at $4,000 of

Mr. Mullally said that wort |- is to begin at once so that it can | completed before Apri! 30, |

which is the date the - winter |

works program terminates.

Agriculture | Agreement Under Review

Agricultural ‘Minister _ Andrew Rae took a copy of the new federab proviestal agreement on rehabilitation. ‘and |

recently caught alive a giant sea | ; development to yesterday's cab- |

turtle, seven feet — and | weighing nearly half a

; ATTENTION

inet meeting for review. The agreement has already |

in yesterday's Speech from the

‘Throne Speech Very Pleasing

j

in the Throne Speech yester-s

which $2,400 will be paid by the | Throne opening a_new session’ day." —_ Se ee. Removal | of Parliament. | He added “I hope these prom- estimated to - PEO | ised programs will now be im- a. Dr. oa Dewar. minister , pa every year and there | vide employme Jemen ” ey of education, announced a re- is now a” pressing need for al about 20 oe ee for Premier Terms | - i

LAWS RULE EXPORT

Natural gas can, by jaw, be to the United States only after it has been -proved

| Monday's speeth from the 'surplus to Canadian needs

Confederation

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.THE LITTLE THEATRE GUILD OF CHARLOTTETOWN. PRESENTS

SEAN_O'CASEY'S =:

“PURPLE DUST” °.

“A Comedy. of Humours and Errors” * of Satire & The Music Hall”

“A Comedy of Fantasy and The Circus” | - APRIL 12th, 1965

Rehearsals for the Vaca The play will be presented. fur thieves and the play will Frank Wood, Terry DeCoste, | bond Independent Player's Easter Monday and repre- be presented Birchwood Frances Allen and Mae Ames. | siaatalty possessing a 30-30 ALBERTON AREA 8:00 p.m. production of “A Breath of sents the second aoe of me gr a ge igo hon = ee calibre ‘rifle valued —e 7 c Spring’ were reaching their the new group. The plot cen- > me rs |= E fees entre The at final stages last evening<in the tres around the nefarious ac- examine their latest acquisi- Rifle Possession ‘The accused leaded not aad wader a —— porate sad overdue | Directed by Nellie Hugt Basilica Recreation Centre. tivities of some very refined tion; they are from the left, Charg i H d | gilty to re. . ; an aS district school secretaries etal TO PS on @- 6 reer pe oon ew ent st office. Calls will not be’ §% ‘Ciub of the Y.M.C.A. and “members of the Little Theatre Office.

drunk charge was fined"$20 and

SUMMERSIDE—Norman Gal- | Costs 0% 10 days.

Both cases were heard by

accepted unless fees are

Fi

ERS OF THE

» Lions Club and at the Box

THEATRE GUILD WILL BE

LITTLE MITTED UPON PRESENTATION OF THEIR . 1964-1965

Premier Shaw Urges Help

lant of Suummerside elected | Judge W. E,- Darby who-is_re-|

trial by magistrate and had his | placing vacationing Moaisteete' case adjourned to April 12 when! R. S. Hinton QC. = :

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Province-wide support of the “help stop water pollution” theme-of-National Wildlife Webk- was urged yesterday by Premier |

Walter R. Shaw.

In a prepared statement Pre- mier Shaw said: :

This week is ‘‘National Wild- life Week’ in Canada; when people on. Prince Edward Island and all across Cariada are ‘esked to concentrate on the) value of wildlife and other na- tural resources to human wel- fare. The subject chosen by gov-| ernment wildlife agencies - dur- ing this year’s National, Wild- life Week is the increasing prob- lem of water pollution. We on Prince Edward Island are pleas- ed to support this nation-wide program which has as its theme, | “Help Stop Water Pollution.”

In its pure clean natural con- dition water is one of the most}

useful gifts of nature. We need fresh ee ee water to drink every day of ‘our lives and for use, in| preparing and cooking food. Even larger amounts of water ere needed to keep ourselves, | our clothes and our, homes) n. Clean water provides =

with much of our summer fun—| _ ewimming,

boating, fishing— | | and gives us reason for our pic- nics and camping trips. Clean}

— even provides some of

streams, ponds harbors, | te ee ISTRIALLY | where the waters have been ™ much to you? USED can electrical Contaminated with\man’s wastes | Phone or Call : ca ek a highway and he by-product of industrial | processors. These areas have) R | pia ype oth PS gars Most much of their natural PALMER., egu or —— + be. nd appeal and ha ‘ beew lawns and gardens green proesci i ax Sail Water pole | | ELECTRIC LTD. 75 00 Men’s All Wool ene Graces. Just what you want for and “productive. Large i in| lution endangers human healt Fitsrey St. 4-8543 round. Buy aus > cae now ‘at this lee ork ef + ee!

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“InEnding Water Pollution:

their habitats, limits capitan. | | ties for outdoor recreation and |

fei processes for cleanging,. cooling, diluting, or as part of! the preduct. ah Water is a precious life-sus- | taining resource, but we may be} taking it too much for granted.

| Authorities on water resources

have estimated that in-the four: Atlantic Provinces average’ daily consumption approaches |

ments will have risen three-fold.

The higher our standards of liv- |

Here on our fair Island, sur- rounded by the sea, it is diffi- cult to imagine that we © could | ever have a water shortage pro- biem.. However, ome thing is| certain. An undergrouad water} supply is. not a fully renewable | natural resource; it tends more | and more to be “mired” like | ores. At present, no one Knows | how large the supply is’ and | how long it will last.

| MORE APPARENT Pollution is also’ becoming | more apparent in some of our

destroys fish = wildlife |

Citizens Urged To Clean Up House Rubbish

City Fire Inspector Lou is | Ranahan has warned citizens of | d— that great, Cas Avery . fire hazards involved in allow- belongs in eve very man's wartrobe, Dow's famous ing rubbish to accumulate oa ™ ne We rom 7 Me 5

; Remember, the suits go back to the regular $75 price All Weather

eround the home

The city Fire Prevention Bur- eau has asked all citizens to get rid of such trash as soon as possible.

The inspector suggested every* one should check to see that rubbish was not creating a fire hazard by being near furnaces or other heaters.

He said rubbish stored in gar- ages or even outside could be just an dangerous to safety

In asking for the co - operation of home owners and business houses in this type of clean-up campaign Inspector Ranahan reminded them they were not only getting rid of potential fire hazards,- but were also greatly | improving the appearance of their properties.

Fine Of $125. Is Imposed

A fine of $125 and costs was fmposed on Dawson J. Hooper, of Parkdale on an impaired

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| supplies and deal effectively | with the problem of water pol- | lution.

We hope that everyone will | lend their support to the theme | of National Wildlife Week and | do their part in ‘‘Helping to! ae Water Pollution’.

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