the leaders of a procession of CBC employees who returned to Work 70 days after the television BRISTOL - | Miss Norma Sinnott who has been with the Toronto Dominion Bank in Charlottetown since they opened, has been transfered to the Calgary Alberta branch and left on Sunday by plane for her mew duties with the bank there. Miss Sinnott has many years banking experience,—bejng with the Canadian Bank of Commer- te for some years before. joining the new Toronto Dominion, when they opened in Charlottetown a few years ago. En route to West- ern Canada, Miss Sinnott will | | A tame brown bear was among F spend a few days in Montreal with her brother Dr. J.C. Sinno: t and Mrs. Sinnott, and will visit! her sister Phillis, Mrs. Herb Mc- Lellan and Mr. Mckellan, in} Barrie, Ont., and also with her| brother Owen Sinnott and Mrs.| - Sinnott in Ontario. After these) stops she will fly ‘T.C.A. direct | BEAR GOES BACK TO wok K ALSO producers’ strike began Dec. 29. It is led by Elmer. Rivard, an animal trainer, who produces a children’s program. About 1,200 at the airport by another sister Lorraine, who is a nurse and- married in the West, we all wish her good luck in her new sur- roundings. Mr. and Mrs, P.R. Sinnott were in the city Sunday to see their -daughter off. to Calgary, accom- panied by a girl friend, Miss Fitz- gerald, who will spend some time in Montreal. Mr. Anthony Dunn was a busi- ness visitor to Charlottetown on Friday. The many friends of Miss Mar- garet MacDonald will be sorry to learn of her illness in the Char- tetown Hospital and all wish = : speedy return to good th. Mr. and Mrs. Mel Burns were ; Visitors to Bristol on Sunday the| S80 guests of Mr. Burns’ father, Mr. Edward Burns. Miss Hilda Kane of this vicin- ity was one of the girls to take up residence in the new girl’s resi- 0 Calgary where she will be met'dence at S.D.U. last week. She is employees gathered in midtown Montreal and marched in a body to the CBC biulding. ; (CP Wirephoto) the daughter of Mr. Len Kane. French Reds Make Gains In Municipal Vote PARIS ‘AP)—The French Com- munists Sunday apparently won back in municipal elections most of the voters they lost in last and Mrs. Speeskder’ al niet ad tag The Guardia, Ciavlottotows, Wed., Mar. 11, 1959. y “You can readily see from the Public helene for the iast five years, that we do not have the volume of revenue from local sources, enjeyed by other prov- inces, to allow us to even consid- ea minor reduction in present tax rates,” said tne Hon. B. carefully ‘consider and...ce- each, as to the need and require- ments, before approving the spending of public money... - “The most _ difficult, most pressing, and certainly the most tive problem right now is the provision and method of financing a reasonable degree of security avainst hospital bills for the people of this Province in case of illness ¢:0 hospital serv- ices required, at a fair and equitable cost. “The painstaking consideration that has been given to hospital insurance over ibe Past year by the Government, and the interim Hospital Insvrance Service Com- mission, established last sum- mer to prepare a plan whereby basic hospita]l care and technical diagnostic services can be made universally available to all peo- ple of this Prevince, regardless of age, financial circumstances, or conditions of health, has re sulted in the proposed legislation reiating to hospital insurance plan now before this legislature. “In considering how to _ fim- ance the hospital plan, I may say. Mr. Speaker, that the Gov ernment gave serious thought to the subiect ahd tlie methods by which we cculd raise ‘the requir- ed funds to meet the tremendous costs. Recognizing the import- ance of this to the people of our Province, we studied all alterna- tives known, or suggested to us, and had 2 choice of financing the plan by collecting premiums, or by collecting’ more tax revenue. FEASIBLE METHOD “To us, the most feasible method by which the costs of hospital services can be spread over the entire population, and over extended periods of time. is through' the system of insur- ance. By adopting the insurance | methods of paying regular pre-| Mmiums, people are able_to meet the frequently large and always Here in bright November’s National Assembly balloting. The Socialists also} picked up strength. Last fall the percentage of! votes for the Communists| dropped from the 24 per cent or} they had maintained in most ' post - war French elections to | about 18 per cent. With returns in from the big | cities and many of the smaller | towns, the Reds Sunday had | @bout one cf every four votes. NS Charlottetown Community Concert Association Presents ¢ « - Just two of the outstanding concerts for this year (both sponsored by Canadian Council/of Arts) sh. 147 Great George Street | “Les Grands Ballets Canadiens” > MEMBERSHIP DRIVE MARCH 9th to 14th Headquarters Miller Bros Music Store Telephone 6943 “The Hart House Dechestva’’ and “Les Grands Ballets Canadiens” E § new beauty . a Easter Hats : See and Choose yours. today at — Adella’s Millinery 177 Grafton St. Dial 8114 of ed it Charlottetown — centres~- oy ane The Charlottetown Community ADULTS 6.00 — STUDENTS 3.00 1959 - 60 Season Membership \ ~ Concert Association is organized’ to make it possible for the people of Charlottetown and district to enjoy the same level of fine music as that available in other leading Canadian and € Eat of ‘of >. 1953 with an ground _ of ized Royal Conservatory of Music has played ‘an portant and orchestral circles. formed in 1954, counterpart Orchestra. ditional strings for certain works. seventeenth and eighteenth cen- turies, and in contemporary music; and Dr. players from the best in Canada. served as the nucleus of the first Stratford Music Summer of 1955. Since then, has Eastern Canada, Ontario Sunday evening concerts at Hart House is >i outstanding feature, In August 1958, on invitation Orchestra appeareff\ atthe, Brus- sels World Fair on Can: August 25, with Glenn Gould and, Marguerite LaVergne - soloists,\ BOYD. NEEL Conductor Hart House Orchestra Boyd Neel came to Canada in impressive back- musical achievement, be first Dean of the re-organ- Since that time he increasingly im- role not only as an but also in conducting Toronto. ucator, The Hart Orchestra, is @ Canadian of the Boyd Neel The basic groyp con- ts of thirteen strings, with ad- House specializes in music of the Nee! has chosen his The ° Hart House Orchestra the h United States. played on the and appeared in many centres. Its series - of Festival in toured the &. C. Toronto's musical - season. the “Candela Counsiky the Day. * There are positively no single tickets sold to any concert. You must have a membership card for admis- Sion. Memberships are sold only during compaign week. >| of life the-premiums: will-be vtry Painstaking Consideration unpredictable hospital care bills’ that come along. “The method of insurance has been adopted: by several of the! provinces, and the growth of the Blue Cross movement. and the sales of insurance companies are. evidence of «the practicability of the method. “Considering the benefits of-; fered to the people in every walk moderate, amounting to $2.00 per. month per single person and $4.00 per month per family. “We must also keep’ in mind the fact that fo maintain these exclusive services requires an understanding on the part of the citizens that the revenue must be sufficient to meet the costs. ‘As the whole question will be fully ,discussed in this House this Session, I ned not deal with the details of the proposal here, suf- fice it to say, at the moment, that hospital insurance does not mean that services will be free. There is no magic in public fir- ance; someone has to pay.” British PM Leaves Today For Paris Talks LONDON (Reuters) — Brime Minister Macmillan leaves today on a two-week trip that will take him to the capitals of the West- ern world for talks on the Berlin crisis. His first consultations. with President Charles de Gaulle and Premier Michel Debre in Paris, ¢ By ALAN DONNELLY Canadian Press Staff Writer OTTAWA (CP) — The biggest eats of brainpower in the eount works for the federal government. Some 12,000 university grad- uates are in the federal civil service, and mere are wanted all complex needs of public adminis- tration. Their jobs range from forecast- ing weather to more ticklish task «of forec the nation’s are known as the ‘‘professional’’ public service. Their numbers were reported by Finance Minister Fleming in a recent speech. He said the 12,- 000 holders of university degrees work in some 50 different fields of government service. More than 500 classifications are required by the civil service commission to set out their varied activities and responsibilities. HAS HUGE NEED “Never before has there been such a need for the trained mind ‘in the public service,” he said. To meet its ever - broadening needs, the government employs virtually ‘every professional type: bactericlogists, lawyers, entomo- logists, doctors. erinarians, geologists. imz out their specified jobs far from the policy ~aking. field. Some, however, have the heavy responsibility of helping to. form- are expected to centre on the “disengagement.” lan and Foreign Secretary Scel- fore going to Bonn Thursday for East-West crisis and problem of, After his two-day visit. Macmil-| wyn Lloyd return to London be-| DEVELOPING Your Films for 20 Years In Today—Out Tomorrow STUDIO — - further talks. 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DECISIONS POLITICAL “It is for the appointed public servant to administer and to ad- vise,” he said. “It is for the poli- tical authority to make the de- cisions of policy and to accept re- sponsibility in Parliament and before the people for them.” The growing role of govern- ment, he said, has produced sig- nificant changes in the senior civil . servants, |" search. The information which governments require in-the for- mulation of Policy becomies ever more diverse.” Airmen Killed In Italy Friday urday night identified two airmen killed in a car accident in Italy Friday night. They were LAC Joseph M. A. Lavitueur of Montreal and LAC Harold L. Kiley of (236. Bruns- wick Street! Halifax. The two Canadian airmen_were on leave from their station at Marville, France, when their car was involved in an accident be- tween Turin and Campagonla, Repair Ship veins, Halifax HALIFAX (CP) — The Navy's WHO’S FIRST? 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