EXPAND AIRPORT

fon plans for Kennedy interna- tonal airport that would in- ease its passenger and air-

feraft operating areas by 28 per itive director of the agency, ean-| NEW YORK (AP) — Expan cent in the next 10 years have tioned that~ the expansion pro." the port of gram would in nod way preclude

been announced by

New York authority At“ th

same- time, Austin Tobin, execu: port in the metropolitan area

dyegensd r

e the need for another major air.

PRINCE COUNTY ATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL

OBITUARY.

“MRS. GERNARD MOSSEY

The death occurred. at Sacred Heart Home, ae jtown,. P.*E- J Mrs. Margaret Mossey in 92nd vear.

The deceased was the wife of the late James Francis Mos- sey whom ske married in 1917 to become the devoted step-mo- | ther to, his seven children.

The devotion shown to. Mrs. Mossey by her family not only in her last illness but throygh- out her life, proved that the place she held in their hearts was..not that—of..a ‘'step-mother”’ but a truly devoted mother. She leaves to mours,. her bro- ther, Ronald D. MacKinnon, Charlottetown; three step-sons, Basil, superintendent of the Ca- nadian Imperial Bank of -Com- merce, Trueman and Bernard of

her

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SEPTEMBER 14th and 15th TUITION $10.00

School operated jointly by Provincial and Federal governments.

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| Mass.;

Bothwell, four daughters, Mrs. |municipal tax bills in full. The jtransportation policy would,| The experimental

Lewis Grindle (Kay), Blue Hill, |government-owned railway now!among other things, end a./purchased by Romania's instl- |the Fairey

a ; Awis Stewart (makes a grant in lieu of mu-j|freeze on rail freight rates and |tute of physics, iscestimated to ‘fn the face of French, : ‘Cecelia’, South Lake; Sister |nicipal taxes, running ,about jailow the railways to abandon |;

Marguerite’ Mossey C-N.D. Sup- erior of St. Mary's Academy, Summerside; Sister Viola” Mos- sey, Sisters -of Service, WNfld.; and adopted daughter, Mrs. Florence Uskat, New Bedford, twenty grand children and sixteen great-grandchildren. The esteem in which she was held was shown by. the large concourse of. relatives, friends and neighbours both young and

old who-called- to pay” their” re-~

spects.

The largely attended funeral, directed by Perry's Funeral Home was held on August 10th from the home of her son, Bern- ard to St. Columba Church, where solemn . Requiem High Mass was celebrated. by Rev. W. DD. MacDonald pp, ’ assisted by Rev. Peter Beaton as Dea- son and Rev. Daniel O’Hanley as- sub-Deacon. Present in the sanctuary were: Rt. Rev. Mon-

dally, Rev. W. Keefe and Rev-

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| CPR Said Ready To Give Up | » Main Line Tax Exemption

OTTAWA. (CP)—The CPR |prepared to give up voluntarily lits historic exemption from mu- inicipal taxes along its main. Hine through the Prairie prov- incés, Transport Minister Pick- ersgill told the Commons.

The pledge. contained In a letter from CPR President Ian Sinclair, will become effective | during a three-year period after railway legislation now before Parliament. hasbeen. given.fi- nal approval.

Mr. Pickersgill also. an- nounced that the CNR. which now enjoys exemption from mu- nicipal taxation on many of its lines across the country, will begin at the same time to pay |

's'Prairie. municipal. taxes was) lgranted in the 1880 agreement | that led to construction of the | first transcontinental rail line. The exemptions are embodied

Ska constitutions of Manitoba,

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[Sajkatchewan and Alberta, as, well as an amendment to the federal constitution.

Mr. Sinclair's letter said the ‘tax payments will be made to Ottawa for distribution ‘among | ithe... municipalities \One-third. of taxes. would be paid in the first full year after jpassage ‘of the new rail legisla- ition, two-thirds in the second year and the full amount in the third and subsequent years.

The bill to establish a national

Z “done. for Canada's birth dav party in 1067.’ Mr. “Wick. | wire said

“This is a situation that ts un- fortunately being exploited hy “tlabor_an and_others."

Britain Sells N-Reactor To Romania.

LONDON ment

(AP) Sources say

Govern- Britain has

concerned..|sold_.a_nuclear_.research reactor peaceful. purposes,.only....

to Romania in the first deal of | its kind across the Iron Cur- tain

A’ British eompany. the - In- formants say. is negotiating a similar deal with Czechoslova- kia

The Guardian, caatiaws, ee Sent. ‘Te, 1986. 11 have cost appfoximately $300,- German and Swedish counter- do. British authorities are |bids. Neither the Américans nor hopeful the deal may be a prel- |the Russians appeared to have ude to a. bigger contract—-for 'displayed much interest in eom- ler sale of a major power-gen- |peting. jerating reactor, in. whieh 'Romanians have been display-| BOMB KILLS POLICEMEN ling interest for several years. | BOLZANO, Italy (AP)—Three The independent-minded Com- Italian customs policemen were

three years have ap-|jured Friday by a bomb wh’ch’ proached the United States and |blasted their. barracks near the .

imunist rulers: of Romania in the |killed and two others were in- x. llast

Britain on the subject of buying ‘Brenner Pass in this terrorist- « -

a multi-million - dollar ‘nuclear ‘troubled frontier region. Police ~ power reactor which they said they believed the mine had _ stressed would be. used for been placed during the night by ...errorists...striking to .enforce

As a result, the British and their demands for autonom’ in ‘Americans ‘arranged with their ithe. Alto Adige (South Tyrol), |Atlantic allies. to remove thia which. Italy . took _over from itype of reactor from the list of Austria after’ the First World |goods whose sale to Communist War countries is banned. a

The reactor now being sup: |

DRIVE-IN WEDDINGS”

In Lovelady, .Tex., a justice

reactor plied to Romania was built by of the peace has offered to per- Engineering group | ‘form marriage ceremonies _ {a

jhalf the tax involved. | unprofitable lines.

Mr. Sinclair's’ letter said the| jt was given approval in Prairie tax exemption will be {principle Thursday but now abandoned in -three equal an- | must go before a’ Commons nual stages beginning on the |standing committee for inten- first Jan. 1 after passage of the |sive study and possible amend- bill. ' |ment. Some informed sources The privately-owned CPR al: |say it may not come before the ready pays municipal taxes on |eommittee until next summer. its property outside ‘the Prairie region. The CNR pays ful! mu- nicipal taxes only on those lines | that, it took over from private railway companies when the’ present CNR network was; formed. It doesn't pay on lines the government constructed.

GRANTED IN 1880 Exemption of the _CPR trom |

Centennial Gets Praise | And Criticism

———| HALIFAX (CP) — Delegates stisCacnaek. The Sisters of ‘attending the Canadian Good e Martha, Notre Dame and. Roeds Association heard

Sisters of Service attended in a |\C anada's centennial celebra- y. |tions praised for boosting tour- Interment in the church ceme- ism and criticized for adding to tery. Pallbearers were: Messrs. |inflationary pressures. Peter Mossey, .Rov Dixon,| Centennial Commf!s sioner George E. MacDonz!d, -Clinton John Fisher told’ the confererice | Stewart, Alfie Fisher and Robert | there would be nothing in either Baker. : Flower Bearers: Francis Stew-. equal Canada's ceftennial cele-

ae Vincent Mossey, Charles bration and ‘‘the average Cana- — and John Mossey- \dian ought to have his head y her soul rest in peace. bays if he says he wants to go

to the United States.”’ CARD OF THANKS fe Mr. Fisher said centennial planning had made Canada. ‘'re- ‘The. family of the late Mrs. garded as one of the stars of Margaret Mossey -wish to -ex- Stir in the world.” ~ | press their sincere thanks to.the.|.. But-J. €lergy,Sisters-and-mirsing-staff “Scotia’s i of the Sacred Heart Home: to |ter, told the conference that the Sisters of Notre Dame: to haste in preparing for the cen-

“| Reverend W. D.~MaéDonald for |tennial celebrations is a major

his frequent visits to Mr...Fred factor contributing to inflation.

who called, those who sent mass adds its share to the inflation- cards, flowers and messages of |ary pressure of all the other sympathy.: A sincere thank-you. ‘things that apparently are be-

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