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George Cheverie, manager of the Charlottetown office of the

it pointed out that the Charlotte-' tq. town Office pays out about two. million dollars a year in imsur- on CRCY—TV. The Canadian

The first live television cov- | erage of the Opening of a ses- sion of the Prince Edward !s- | land Legislative Assembly wi!l take place Feb. 24 when the Is- land legislature opens. The coverage will include the read- ing of the Throne Speech by

| Lieut. Gov. W.J. MacDonald and

he presentation of the mace.

the Assembly. | The program will be carried

sentation ceremonies. It is be- lieved that Hon. Alan “A. Mae- Naughton, former speaker - of the House of Commons, Hon. Maurice Bourget, speaker of] the Senate and a number of speakers from the different pro- vincial legislatures have -been invited :

At the moment the Prince Ed- ward Island Legislature is the only one in Canada which does not have a mace.

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ance benefits, which is no small | poadeasting Corporation will| The mace is entrusted to the factor in the economy of this) provide a mobile television Sergeant-At-Arms and he plac- Province. Most-of this_is paid _camera-and-video tape unit. ‘es it onthe table before-t he iduring the winter-time, and an| vq Kennedy, regional diréct- Bpeaker of the House as a sym-j

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poor winter. Often the reversei8|facijities necessary for the tele- don

@urvey was made to a an lle Pays _ vision production, | | producer of the CBC tele- and taupe mist Giupleyment of. agricultural Sark cn! fo conecquecce — aljcut arent “aumnn’_ue "| vien prosenien 1s RS Ir 79 ; torkers, their rates of pay, per-| greater” mimber of persons seen on CHOY TY. but the CBC, Grentitatine summer ot - G silhouettes in our beautiful dresses es au ' i . ae eed -TV,. j nt. most..of . - - ‘ = of employment etc a ne mee ae | — » —_ video tape = 1964 on the rg ee produc- 3 for 2.25. ; ne es i ights mace prese' f the Jevision | Province has been in touch, di-/fits or supplementary payments |tor use on aynational program er 0 Migs for ivr wish a sik thin Ubi bua te etc

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here It*is understood the mace, be- Centennial Year. _jlieved to: be valued at some $5,- 000, is being presented to the

Legislative. Assembly by the. No Directive Given Crew Of ' Bonaventure OTTAWA (CP)—Associate Minister

during the winter. handled tee echelon ter tee e registrat | e da Pension Pian, issuing ot| TWO City Men. al Insurance numbers, be Attend Meeting Canadian Branch of the Com- to) monwealth Parliamentary A’ ciation. = NATIONAL FIGURES Though ‘it was unable to be confirmed, it is thought that a. number of national figures have | been invited to attend the pre-

C.W. Moffatt, general man- ager of the Charlottetown Board of Trade, and W.R. Brennan will join other ‘members of the International Committee on the Corridor Road through the north-

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A Charlottetown resident, Wil- fred Frederick MacDonald, was fined $200 and costs or three. months for selling liquor to an- ' other person when he appeared | in City Police Court yesterday | morning. Magistrate A.J. Has- fam, QC, presided. .

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