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By LORNE YEO ‘Members of the Association of Nurses of Prince Edward Is- land yesterday presented a brief to the Executive Council inform-

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P.E.I. Branch of the Amateur Athletic Union of Canada held last night at Montgomery Hall. The athletes who re- ceived the awards went unde-

the general public educational system at the institute level through a three-year program.

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feated in Maritime Compett- tion during the. past season. Receiving the awards: -were (FROM LEFT) Robert Waugh, Summerside, Jane

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ing at the Prince County Hos- pital; Frances MacMillan, R.N., c of the committee on social and economic welfare;

| Bernice Rowland, R.N., B.N., ats of the planning com-

Johnston, Charlottetown, Adele Marchbank, New, An- nan, Ron MacLeod of Sum- merside and Bill MacKinnon of Charlottetown:

ucational institutions, our pro-

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on, where will financial support be found? :

In order to prevent duplica- tion of facilities and faculties, the Association of Nurses’ of

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econ ie nursing education | Included in. the delegation | from the association were:

RN., B.S., president; Helen Curran Bolger, R.N., B.S., executive

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MacDonald. Interment was the church cemetery.

MacGREGOR FUNERAL — The funeral for A. Cameron MacGregor of Graham’s Road. was held Wednesday, October 5, from New London United Church. Service was conducted -by Rev. W.A. Patterson. The liymns sung were The Lord is My Shepjherd and Jesus Saviour ‘Pilot Me. The organist was Mrs. Ray MacLeod: Pallbearers were Cliester.. Brown, Réy Brown, Tames Williams, George Mac- Geod, Earl Campbell and Dun- = Cole. Interment in New Lon-

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MONCTON (CP) — A single traffic control" and dispatching

| system is to be introduced by the

CNR in the Maritime provinces next July. E.J. Cooke, the rail- way’s Atlantic region* vice‘pre- sident, said Wednesday the sys-

.| tem will provide a new op- erations control centre here to.

streamline dispatching and op- erating of trains moving in the

Dispatching now is carried out from four points — Moncton: New Glasgow .and

Under the new system, the

.| Moricton centre will have all in-

formation on cars to be moved, as. well as locomotives and crews available im the entire

area.

The Canadian National Tele- gruphs ave system lines in the new setup to. providé

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would be moved from New Glas-

“become more familiar with all -| areas of the Island and to allow

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SOT N.S. near Glace, Bay is to be *|mamed the Newson United

Church after Mabel Newson, a

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The City of Charlottetown made application to the Judge of the City Court, K.M. Martin

»-yesterday regarding the. sale 6f

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en on P.E.I. yesterday. PC OFFICERS ing held recently of the new

Sth. District of .Queens County Conservative _ As-

year: President, Jack Mac- fac'-"n; Vice-President, ; Tor. ties; Secretary, Fred McM: directors, George

Rogers and Jack Hayes.

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dedicated worker in the congre- | gation and a deaconess..Miss | Newson died in Charlottetown jj- two years ago. She was a cousin | of N.W. Lowther and Louis Low- ther of Charlottetown and Mrs. | F.G. O'Neill, also of Charlotte- | town; isa niece. The new church is expected to be opened next |

Range Office reported last night | that 1.07 inches of rain had fall- |

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the 20th of the month first of the month at

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munication to existing Jand lines.

Mr. Cooke said the central dispatching system will provide the railway in its campaign to improve its operations and the

would be.1io loss in employment among dispatching staffs which

gow, Halifax and Charlottetown to help man the new Moncton centre.

_A total of 22 positions at these. centres would be involved in the move to Moncton.

Cabinet 2 Discusses Proposal

The Executive Council yester- day discussed ‘a proposal to con- duct their cabinet meetings: in other sections of the province in order to allow \all members to

all Islanders an opportunity of placing representation before the Cabinet. ~ .

Further details of the first such proposed Cabinet meeting will be

Campbell Sees -PM Remaining

The position of Prime Minister Pearson as leader of the Liberal Party in the light of the present controversy over party leader- ship in Canada, may be exam- ined at the national liberal con- vention in Ottawa next week. Premier Alex Campbell yes- terday stated: ‘If the matter of leadership comes up at ‘all, ‘‘I would expect that the convention would express its full confidence in Mr. Pearson as national lead- er of the Liberal party."

It is, understood that an Island

delegation of 39 to this convent- fton will sponsor a resolution re- lating to assurance of maintain- ing a transport ation link be- tween the Island and the main- land.

‘The Premier said that repre- sentatives of the Liberal _ party. from Nova Seotia, New Bruns- wick and Prince Edward Island, have collaborated in ° presenta- tion ‘and support of resolutions

university education, medicare, the Atlantic Development Board, and other matters of mutual in-

terest to the Atlantic provinces. The conference will ¢ on sist mainly of workshop study groups on. matters. of policy.

The Premier will be accom- panying the Island delegation al- though much of his time while in Ottawa will be spent on gov- ernment business with private talks scheduled with the Prime Minister, minister of national de- fense, minister of agriculture, the minister of labor and others.

Travel People To Visit Here .

Two groups ef travel people } will be visiting the province dur- ing this month under the joint auspices of the.P.E.I. Travel Bureau and the Canadian Gov-

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Wi. Lerne Geumen, nimigeer tourist development. . ~ The first group to arrive will

press: Rodney Andrew, South- ern Evening. Echo; Malcoim Barker, Yorkshire Post; Bob Jeffries, Glasgow Evening Citt- zen; Philip Kelly, Birmingham Post and Mail; Ken Wood, Man- chester Evening News and Cron- icle, and Lyle Kohler, Canadian London. THREE DAYS

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TORONTO (CP)—The mayor of Sudbury, Max Silverman, died in a Toronto hospital Wed- nesday. He was 62.

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treated for a stomach ailment,

for two months and was trans- ferred here from a Sudbury hospital Sept. 18. He was elected mayor last December.

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