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Allan Coffin underwent — sur- gery recently in the Souris Hos- | son pital. Allan is the son of Mr. 4 Mrs. Stanley Coffin; Kings-

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The members of the Red Point Women’s Institute met at the home of Mrs: E.S. Rose recently

Vincent MacLean,

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manager of the meat department at. the Souris Co-operative As- sociation Ltd., and took wp his }- new duties in September.

Congratulations are extended to Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Coffin on their recent marriage at. St, Mary’s. Church... Souris. Mrs. |. Coffin is the former Doreén _ ton, Souris’ Liné’ Road and ’ Coffin is the son of: Mr. and. Mrs. Percy Coffin, Kingsboro.

Sterling and Athol ‘Robertson left on return to their residence in Kingston and Oshawa, nie having spent the past week their father John: W. Robertson, Kingsboro.

Mrs. John Herspey was. ae tess to the members of the East Baltic Women’s Institute at her

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8_The Guardian, Charlottetown, Mon., Oct. 24, 1966:

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By CLAUDE | RENAULT

QUEBEC (CP) — Quebec will get the money it is‘ asking from Ottawa or else it “will institute double taxation in the province Premier Daniel Johnson said here.

Mr. Johnson made the. state- | ment before the start of a cabinet meeting at which the main topic of discussion was to be the series of federal - pro- vincial talks due to begin oe: day at Ottawa.

He said:

“Let's get some action. If we don't come to an agreement at Ottawa, we will eome back and we will tax.

atane will be responsible for

At a meéting of the’ tax structure committee Monday, “Mr. Johnson is expected to, re- peat his previous request for 100 per cent of succession duties, personal income tax and corporate income -tax on nat- ural resources companies. He also has asked for almost 100

per cent of corporate income

“One way to, drive. Quebec out of Confederation. js for Ot-

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. Johnson also said that if Ottawa agrees to any meas- ures which would affect educa- tion across the-country, Quebec will opt out and ‘demand un- conditional ‘fiscal eqhivalents.”

Quebec maintains that educa- tion is a_ strictly provincial responsibility and that monies received from the fed- eral government for education should be’ granted with no strings attached.

GEORGETOWN.

Mr. and Mrs, Raymond Lavan- dier returned recently from a motor trip to Halifax, N.S.

Little Sheila Wood, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eric Wood, was a recent’ visitor to Rollo Bay, where she ,was the guest of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Wood.

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Mr, “and Mrs. Charles Hansen and two children of Winsloé were weekend guests of Mr. Hansen's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson W. Hansen.

Mr. and Mrs John Cox have returned to their home in Hali- fax, ‘N. S., after visiting in Georgetown, as the guests of their daughter, Mrs. Ernest Fair- child and Mr. Fairchild.

Friends of Stanley Gallant are sorry to hear that he is i in hospital and all wish him an early return to good health, ”

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