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ment were the headline topics t Liberal inistrati é jas Heath Macquarrie and J “eneartaten a a. wave . Mrs. William |Wednesday “with less pain and | a1 ater geal — 1 Angus MacLean, Conservative the Atlantic provinces and the Mutch, ard Murphy, Larry less strain.” But official busi-/Duilding of Johnson's strength leandidates in Queens, pressed government aid to the area |Dr@zill and Brendon Curran, jness was kept to a minimum. |so he won't tire so easily. \their campaign into the rural were of a nature “never before |-USCh was served after the ame areas with a meeting last night known” the two men pointed mesting. pg ag tie ~ a . out. Immediate and direct help PC ~ ; i 000 , nual in the form of grants to provi soot ead i erent | pe Teammates | aa nce nder the totalled 000, Progressive Conserv ative forilicoeiee a Discuss Issues u mae oa en bene ven- an economic development pro-| wy of ’ - Maac- : Kean stated Some’ 0 ver aoe oom. the candidates emphasiz intrest nthe fr : ne eet 0 U AE N of popula this pro “In just t nd hald ‘ importance vince is eligible for pensions, he \veure = in tae ime eur voting were discumed by J. pointed out, a percentage high, iailments in the plan started by sogne Hanlon anf Meath Mas- . - = ler most parts anada. /the Conservative government ‘ omy .|"Our senior citizens have earn- they concluded, citing as one ex-| tes in Queens, at a coffee | Reg. Size 24c; King Size 40c ed the-right to live in respect: |ample the closing of the Enamel oe eat yesterday for women able economic conditions” he |and Heating plant in Charlotte city atea. ",|stated and emphasized the in-|town. ‘Local. Liberals have eeeenins. in_a reception hail N ' ] It crease would tbe effective im: themselves acknowledged this | % the Basilica Recreation Cen- ove ems mediately’ on the election. of a |closure as a ‘poor show’ ” Mr. |e. the candidates told the le ee fereed bie re pownle sing tok right vse | _Mr. s full attention to education. ‘We ABSOLUTE MORALITY ~ has always been higher than 13 for $1.00 sate ag misg, an ypertanity to| On the abet of integrity in | average = Se province and ~ ucate our young people to the government, the two men stres- | exhorted ladies to do ‘their ° FISHERIES FEDERATION MEETING ee ees (nae Seats aca erm ee Seen Oe Onn mene WO ON stressed. “We export brains Morality in government. “ candidates briefly out- ~ eee ene Ae from this province,” and a Con. tecord of morality before us is| lined the policies of their party, Brazier Burger at reg. price. David Corney of Saskat- man for the evening was Sid- , ing was the announcement of | will climb to the mid 50s. servative government in Ottawa /not a happy one and we mu st} touching particularly the ques- ; chewan, left, president of the mey Burhoe, president of the | officers for the coming year. | ‘he high pressure area will be |Wi!! assist us to prepare our root corruption out of the public | tions of ednucation grants, eco- Specials Good For Thurs Fisheries Council of Canada P.E.I. Fisheries Federation, | From the left are Mr. Corney, | just east of the Maritimes Fri- |YOU%€ People for a future both administration. nomic development and integrity , and president of Acadia Fich- who presented A. Walten Gau- | Sidney Burhoe, Fisheries Min- | Gay. In its wake slightly warm- |HeTe a home and in other. parts In conclusion, the teammates | in government. eries Limited, Mulgrave, N'S., det with a tray on his retire- | ister Leo Rossiter and Wal | er air, will move into the dis- | the nation,” he said. (tad the senarably: “Sat 7 Cane ae -celiee petty, attended ty Friday and Saturday is seen speaking with other ment as secretary of the Fe- | then Gaudet. ._| trict and skies will gradually |CAPITAL COST dians are independant people. | some 75 women was convened | delegates of the P.E.I. Fish- deration, “who has long and . Ths ook Co ae ae There is plenty of evidence on by Mrs. Ireta Sutherland. eries Federation at their an- faithfully carried on the work | In the hearing to Fong. Oa eee den te cent, \Which to make an election ver- gual dinner last night. Chair of office.” Made.at the meet- \this morning at 10.30 Chief Jue-| Retional forecasts = Provide 75 percent 'dict, and we are sure the Cana: |@ @ tice Campbell told the jury they| Halifax and vicinity, South |Of capital cost for universities, dian people will use thelr heads : free to discuss the case| Shore, Cape Breton, Prince Ed- |He said, ‘and in the nex}. five |and then their pencils on elec- en celine theme only. ward Island: Sunny with tem- |Years in this province that will |tion day.” ¢ : "The. jury. includes: Bertram|Peratures much the same as be a tremendous figure. H. Bennett Carr, another plat- Sa nl ee ““\Blacquiere, North Rustico, fore-| Wednesday. “Winds — west _ 15. Turning: tothe question of-At-\form —guest-said ‘‘this~province . ' . : man: Stanley Hyde, Cornwall;| Low-high at Halifax % and 57, |!antic area treatment by the |was never dealt with so fairly - Lester Hickox, Parkdale; Olaf|Yermouth, Sydney and Char- eutgping oe evenment, (at under the Conservative feder- Rustico; Ster-| lottetown 35 and 55. Outlook Comeervat ammates jal government and this is easily : Eastern and Central Districts © {ing Campet, Bredalbane: T.| Friday. Sunoy becoming cloudy |t0l4 their audience that efforts seen in a comparison of records MacMillan, Wood Islands) late in the day. A little wanmer. See, | a ss North; David Inman, St. Cathe) ich tide today at Chariotte |W Kw kK Kk kk ke we OO” x your erines; Brendon Bell, Parkdale; |ioun 127 am. and ° ‘ Borden Myers, Parkdale; Wen- 47 a.m. and 2.33 p.m. At Ff : : Rustico at 9.55 a.m. and 901 ; Itnesses Meard Sica een i : 4 Albert Orc, Mayfield, and Alyce |?:™. Summerside tide eighteen : 3 - ; a minutes later than Charlotte- e ® . Pha pele ant aca's Sa pm. i rogressive Conservative sel for the accused and AK. |4™. and sets at 6.96 p.m. Al rn ur er ria Scales and Gerald R. Foster, ae 3 i \ - Tine carers Galt ih herein, am, te linke| EASTERN CANDIDATE for KINGS ‘commonly known es Clarence| Charlottetown detachment of the) Glaucoma C nic F Perry) opened eS ee Finds 37.’ UNERALS Mief Justice Thane A. Camp-| These articles included ladies’ i f bell... essa clothing, samples. of stains} ustrating the tremendous : ac Gallant is chatged with the'which he found to be blood.) yawe of proper examination eapital murder of Mrs. Evelyn|group'0, rope, grass. He had! were the results of last night’s orn MacDonald, Thistle and Sham-|also examined a late model ca®| gaucoma clinic conducted in at rock. which bore Prince Edward Is-| Partaijale by the Perfaiale Lions : The. morning .session-{ncluded | land-registration. - . --- + lub when examining — doctor €. 1a ewearing in of members of the} Donald Gillis, a neighbour of/G¢G Houston, assisted by Dr. , . : et ee ee ee eee tne eons| Feeuk Burke, discovered 13 cas- ‘ ses were hea ng -| going to the MacDonald farm requiring immediate _treat- |' were ! ae ternoon session. held with harvesting hay. He| ment and enother 24 bordertine |-12%!s MacDonald, Abdon How. : The. first witness, Angus Mar-| said he saw Mr. and Mrs. Mat-| aces. » Urban MacKinnon, Michael _ tin Id, Shamrock, said|Donald, Angus MacDonald and) “Te were 230 people. taking |pUTS*: Hubert Macleod, Joseph the accused had been working|Gallant who as a farm worker) vantage of the clinic held in |L2TKi2. Interment was in the : for his son for about two! ‘was allright.” the Parkdale Women’s Institute |e cemetery. months. “I just barely knew/| th cross examination from the! tail where a second such clinic | BROOKS FUNERAL — The fu- Clarence. He would be about | defence counsil the witness said.| wii be held tonight in order |neral for Sydney Labert Brooks my place occasionally.” Mr./«7 never heard Clarence argu-| to accommodate the large num- |was held Wednesday, Oct. 13th MacDonal? added “I wouldn’t) ing with the MacDonalds. ber seeking examination, many |from the Murray River Funeral of ‘“ have him around my a es “I had known the accused }of whom could not ~ be taken,.|Home to the United Church Mur- would have payed him - qai|since he was two years old,"/ care of last night due to the |fay Harbor where services were response to a question by iq |Said Eugene Foustin Perry, 36,| large crowd. attending. conducted by Rev. David Bar- AT 8 30 P M. Le ote eae ae tks|of Auburn.” Mr. Perry said! Tonight's clinic will be held |wise. Hymns were: “Safe In The |. : ; QC, the witness said. rela lone that Gallant on July 22-had told| trom seven to nine pam. — and atone ot Jémes and “Jesus Keep Melvin McQuaid ae EE aa aecpommid “acemeq {him he was going to ‘Ontario| others will be held later it it |Me Near The Cross’. Flower- Local Entertainment Refresh 4 — 2 with his grote g ee said proves necessary. The clinics Bandy Cleoiont wien amet men he noticed unusual about : , Various articles divectly “on | the accused when talking to him. iis unt wade wees ee Lorne Brehaut, Lloyd Pollard and EVERYONE WELCOME SecDoosld were sent to the la-|,,,ceurée Coffin, Fortune Cove; Reg Newson, Mrs. Frank Mac- |were: Winston Clements, Wiliam Inserted by Kinigs County Progressive Conservat boratory in Sackville, N.B., for t cid as hans ae meee ee Burke, Mrs. picaiNe, Kenneth Nicolle, Russell @ y Kings County — ‘e Conservative Assn. examination. er ie nad kee the oust Peters Dr oe Se » Wayne Harris and James @. Dale. A. MacElwaine,-civil since he wae 6 baby, Whee tib- ner. Assisting Dr. Houston ichards. Interment took place in ae ment of the ROMP, in charge oft) 41’ the accused had ‘said that : . STAR’ si oe bay grouping and identification Ot isis boss sold everything and WEATHE 3 7 TS ® e. blood _ stains and body fuits-lthat his boss and he were leav- weston a ge eer ae Stl seBasrian Cagor- MISS DONNA BUTTERWORTH ———— Lea Russell Coffin, 14,—- a mh UY. + etary EU TL sare, GRE —- e =| meemgyerinten — oI si bi a e Chester Coffin, 18, of Fort Produced and Dected by JERRY LEWAS -Writon by JERRY LEAS and BILL RICHMOND [ Pete (A, Cove, Judy Ai yor 5 Alberton South respectively SHOWS : aoe eae of going for a drive : -3:30-7-9 © bef d id b nt ; ; le se s A | Bet bre an ayer 4. oe online ore you decide to buy said ¢' noticed hing unus- : ie ; Ce ee S|: pin : : MacDon be was ng " ea ie oes atte this Philips Stereo - |the ditch with the car.” 5 TE When eur mak it es - Halifax we ‘ , remembered night Charlotteto rT CARD WINNERS specifically July 23, she Sydney Look alone could easily provide reason enough for you omg te rie, pe ere ravel DargalNS |iieaypearaess ae card pa at the B: The last witness, Bruce ips deliberately fea Recreation, Centre last night. Kenzie of Balle, sald he idett-| 1 a . = - Philips | out fe |. Ladies first, Mrs. in fied the body of Evelyn Ma,s- office says pressure Isaac; ladies second, Margaret |Donald at the Charlottetown Ho- | eres centred near Washington create the most handsomely elegant line of stereo-sets that Creamer; gen rst, John He" | spi in presence continue , Ch ri tt t t es P-5-89N ons : nd, Peter Cos | Dr. coroner’ .| air to all three provinces toda Ec ; 5 garty; gents second, Pelet Cor |Dr. Craig and a coroner's jury y ariottetown to: ever graced a living room. But dn't be swayed just by ap-

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