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' THE‘ CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN Amendments To City

Incorporation Act Legislature

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5r PETERS CATHEDRAL. °l CANADA ,. ‘canon Malone, M.A., L.T ‘soup/iv SERVICES 3,00: Holy Communion

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BRAY CHICKS

They are the biz. strcnx sturdy kind of chicks that you can depend on to live and grow fnst. to develop into early and heavy-Iayinz bu"!!! flllil plump. meaty cockerels that should hrlnr: premium Drives on any market.

Our Bray Chicks are available

for Immediate Delivery

Take a flock of these money- makcrs home with 3'01! ifldfll»

Gharles E. Worth

223 Euston Street Charlottetown

Answers Tabled

In Legislature

i Answers to the following quns-"ald, Klnross: June: Whitty. Bay Lions were tabled in the legislature Fortune: Enwnuel McMahon. Far- yesterday; mlngton; Thomas Walsh, Fortune Road; Carl Mullally, Fortune Road; Expropriation Settlements J. J. Larkin: St. WIS; 119° Praught, Cherry Valley. There may be some other small claims not included in this list for which plans and reports have not been as yet submitted by the en- gineers.

Before

PblIOWi-Ilgll-S the text of the bill ‘half of the current annual real to intend e City of Charlottetown property assessment thereon. Incorporation Act, which was giv- en éfit reading in the Legislature Police Administration

4. Section 129 of said Incorpora-

We 8Y1 BE rr ENACTED b Li - twang, Governor andyélgeishtelble tion Act, as enacted by 2 George Assembly o; the province 0.; Prime VI, Cap. 29, Section 2, is hereby Edward Island, as follows: gllfialwtfifoirlle f°u°lllllg “new” LBecti 1a rtn Clt- fCh - e“ ' lomwwnfinmfporaaon m’, 21g, 12a. la) The administration of

the City Police force within ihe 5°35” '- ca" 31- i‘ new“ amend‘ City of Charlottetown shall be 3B y adding as su'b“"°°u°m 2A ‘md vested in the Police Committee of

' ‘he “MM”- the City council, who shall have

(75) Ally 9911514519 lwmlmled the control and management of m‘? wmldxaw i“ "W all"? alive!‘ such Police and shall prescribe and his nomination and before the clos- regulate their dllilfi-j. ins oi the poll by iiline with the (b) a Police Commission. to con- Rflbl-"Tllllfl 0m“? 9- declltramml "l sist of the Mayor, who shall be Xllflllltl. i0 "lat effect sinned by Chairman, the incumbent Chairman

msell- and any voie cast for the of the Police Committee of the cgndldm“ W110 h“ $0 Wlillllllllwll City Council or a. councillor by s all be null him appointed in his stead, and such Magistrate shall have full au- thority of discipline over such po- lice force, with power to suspend or discharge, and with powerto estab- lish qualifications of and for of- ficers, but ivit-hout power of ap- polntment.

(c) The power of appointment, subject to qualifications if and as

by such Commission. shall vest in the City Council as;- herctofore; the srid Police Commit- tee is authorized to appoint extra, constables for temporary service, and special OODSitU-‘les without ex- pense to the City.

5. The following is hereby added to said Incorporation Act as See. tfon 150i thereof:

150A. In no case shall the said Cli-y. or any person by reason only of any by-law of said City compel- ling removal of snow and ice from the sidewalks, be h-eid liable for (Pamages for any occurrence upon any street. sidewalk, square, or crossing, or other public place in the City, attributable to the exis- tence of any condition of snow. ice, sleet. or rainfall. or to any action of frost or to any condition resuit_ lmr from 07111088 0f weather or season; and no undertaking. contin- uance. cessation or interruption by the City of any active or enforcing measures for general safety o,- Con- vcnlence shall in any way preju- glfgerllle City's non-liability here-

._____ OVITAWA, April 4—(CP)- J, F. C. Wright, who took a job as night fireman in an Ottawa. oil plant "as a. change from urltazg" has been awarded the GovernT-GerleraYs Literal-y Atvard for 1040, in the gen- eral literature section. The award, which 1s announced by the can- adlan Aui-Ilors’ A.$.SOCl3DiCll_ was on! Ml’. ‘Wright's non-fiction work t "Siava Bohu", an interpretation of ‘ the Dflllklilbvrs as one of Canada's minority races. , i The award for fiction goes to Dr. i Phlllllill‘, PQIlITPT-In 0f Montreal for his “Thirty Acres," adludzcd the best novel by a Canadian to a in the ca; '

TRINITY UNITED CHURCH Prince Street.

Minister Rev. Hugh Miller, M4,, 3,1; ant

Alsis Rev. Donald C. Boothroyd, 5,5, Organ!

Hon. Dr. MacMIIIan asked the Acting Minister of Public Works and Highways:

Tile names and addresses of all persons having claims again-t the Government in respect of lands ex- propricted for highway or other purposes or for damages, with the approximate amount of each claim at the end of the last fiscal year.

Answer:

The following parties have re- ceived the sum opposlte their names since Dec. 31. I940: Calvin Hyde, Clyde River, 811.00; Joseph l". Pow- er. Johnston's River, $102.00; Hugh Walker. Cornwall, $9.75; Thomas J. Kickham, Souris, $110.00: Wil- lard H. Kelly, Southport. $200; Ro- man Catholic Episcopal Corpora- tion, Charlottetown. $15.00; John Mani-cod, West Royalty, $15.00; Hartford lllllis. ‘mp0 Valley. 810.00: Arnold DesRoches, Wellington, $26- 00; Warren McDonald, Dunclas Cen- tre. $5:00: Robert Beck. Montague, $20.00; George W. Livingstone, Murray River, $16.80: Frank Ves- sey. $15.00; James Ford, Ellerslio, $06.25; John D. McDougall, New- ton, $17.50: Guy Wood. Farming $62.50; John F. Beck, Alliston. $5.00; Herbert Moore, Murray River, $33.- 50; Board Trustees, Mt, Melllck School, $10.50; Herbert Martin, Newton Cross. $6.00; Hillary McIn- nis, St. Peters, $5.00; Leo Burge, Farmingion. $25.00; James Burgc, Pennington, $6.00; A. H. McDoiig- all, Newton, $39.50; Will-lam Hume. Murray River, $38.00: Montie Mc- Eachern, Eldon, $35.50; Montie A. Martin, Newton Cross, $8.50; John M. Martin. Newton Cross, $4.50; Miss Annie McDouaall. Newton Cross, $16.00; Mrs. Mabel McNeil], Summerslde, $25.00; Mrs. Bert Mc- Donald, $11.00; Mrs. Roderick Gil- ' , Charlottetown. $43.00; Elby Howlett, Annandale, $59.00: Cecil LeLacheur, Georgetown Royalty,

, an McLean, Murray

. $12.00; George Grant, Or-

well Cove, $21.00: Fred Cilrran. Bay

Fortune Road, $71.95; James Hay-

ter, Launching. $19.60; James R.

Flynn, St. Peters, $12.03; Herman

McDougall. Newton, $48.40: Ste-

phen Reid, Murray Harbour, $22.-

00: George W. Smith. New Haven, ‘r $37.50. Total, $1,339.28.

The following parties’ deeds have been prepared but are not as yet executed and it is estimated that they will cost about $1,800. Francis

. Haywood, Tlgnlsh; William F.‘

I Pro c eed I ngs I rTrallnor, Johnston ‘s _ River: J ol; n " In '..\V s,]asummervi1le, Roderick M.

Madsen, Wood Islands: John H. Stuart, Wood Islands; Charles Mc- Millan, Wood Islands; J. G. Mao- Donald. Vernon Bridge; Grover Gil- Iis, Orwell Cove; Capt. W. Lawson Jenkins, Vernon Bridge; Estate

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' *1; DAV SERVI as “w, communion-Except on 4- 3W Kendall. loll-AM» A.A.G.0. u” ‘m. Fr“. n 8J5 .00 a.m.: Public Worghlp,

m“ During ent c I 2:111:31: lgugh Miller. d d Holy ommun on : e a ms‘ -- --Faun 0_;il5\":n',‘,°‘9_§g ,_ m Baritone Soloist. Mr my smau.

Dally 5.30. "~ on ivcincaoay and Friday v.30 If: iii-rad? School and Bible ililrrll’! “m” w°d“°‘d“ “L 1.00 lp.r'n. rlilri"l‘c’fiii‘.li...°""' Sermon: Rev. Hugh Miller. Anthem: Lift Up your He“, _ Hopkins. Vocal Solo: "Open The Gates o: The Temple _ ,,. ._ _. ..|(n”p Mr. Lowell Brehaut. Vllltorl and Students welcome.

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Income Tax Collection

Hon. Dr. MacMillan asked Leader of the Government: 1. What reduction, if any, has been made in the staff of the Tax Branch as the result of the Dom- inion Government's assumption of, 3'10 ?Provincial Income Tax collec- - on

2. Give the names of the officials, if any, whose services have been dispensed with for the abovo reas-

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ST. PAUL'S CHURCH

A, peDrew Gardner, Rector orzgfllfll - Mlsa Lillian Earle ‘iiolr Director-Mrs. G. E. Full 5:30: lloly Communion.

11,00 Holy Communion and Ser-

EIEflLgm—- "God So Lovcamgc

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sir ~. - . .-Geueral's 3. Give the annual payroll sav- 1pm“ L” ‘n x937‘ in the Tax Office as a result, of the Dominion Government now j collectlne Provincial Income Tax. 1 Answers: ' 1. No reduction of the staff of’ the Tax Branch has been made. specifically as the result of the. Dominion Government's assumption of the Provincial Income Tax Col- lection. No members of the staff i were speclallv asslsgned to Income Tax work. and one reason for the transfer nf collection to the Domin- ion was the inadequacy of the Pro- vincial Staff to handle Income Taxes along with other tax collec- tions. During the nast two years two treasury officials. partly em- ployed on tax matters, have left the Treasury Demrtment and have not. been replaced, 2. Gordon Williams. Treasury Ac- cgumtant, enlisted for Active Ser- vce.

Irene MacDonald. appointed Sec- retary to the Premier and Attor- ney General.

3. 51.60000 per annum for above reasons. .

The principal advantages of the transfer of Income Tax collection to the Domlnon Department are:

(a) Greater efficiency in collection of Income Tax by highly organiz- ed and well-staffed Dominion De- partment, including combination. (Pluto by Kirsch) °’r‘l?.°“éii‘éi’i‘a”liifiifitii°éi‘vé'iéli“lli - l- F41 Wllght- who a in rar- Provincial Tax Branch to other tax E era-l n-‘efm‘v‘w awam- “'55 hm“ m revenugs- when Nnwed °t mom“ "figs:Iflcalinéihiiiicdgggutitfinupagg carpenter's Badw: E nest ("sum T“ work‘ was educated in the iccil sch-sols. a

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ader 0i’ the Government: ,- . = i. . '

1. What effort, u any, has the ffid ' J” “g d" Government made during the past. 1U", _ year towards the establishment of ‘Vere 3 any war me ndustly or indus-‘ a “f. c... ,~ - , ,. . mes L" this Pmvmce? ‘él-ltllbjecklllaigss;

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1 1 r _ . i f‘ _5‘u,-‘ "e Tam‘ e. Th following is a list of Degxsfsiivsersn connecton thereulth ‘ianr, for anoher luck. gig pasfied 5mm the re°.gamzl_ t] r ‘ _ g s 1_ . . 1_ Th G mm l; h g -_ ' _ lion of th Troop: Eric Jay-First g1 agile ligmeglxagbfeoli‘ fpocrrntizfin- egntslivcrsujtgxiuestiolis were tabledfiglrlilvelliflxllillgbsesrt r$fiaor§1°3§fl~$§ii£ 1°13 “lie-l (avlglllgefllhe $15? 3331111" * ' Nd‘ KIPCQGMW’ CQmP-"iés; no.1? ent streets or sidewalk; (but, ex- which appear elsewhere in |.John P. McKenna. Vernon; Wilfred "riled 0n m9 DQ101010" Gflvellllllellt Jfl-v-Klms aim“: Hamid 33ml” cepting poll taxes), in arrears ar- tvdayks Guardian. Answers to oth- L. Furness. Vernon; John F. Hunt- the establishment in this Province ~Flrst Aid» Kim's Gfillm 99ml? . ter the thirty-first clay of new..- er questions on the Order Paper icy. Vernon: James Nicholson. of the Iollovlns. among other. Trm Ncttirig—Tracking; Colin Kl "Id bcr of the year o; 55595511119111; were promised “tomorrow? Vernon; Thomas Morrison. Kirl- “Pm-me industries! '—F1l5l-‘ud signalling: ‘Innla’ C

aha" be" interest thereaner a, the’ Hm, D,‘ McMillan presented a 105s; Harold Martin Kimcss; Manufacture of minesweepers or cron - Tmidazfooi. Kim's Gs ra-ie of six per cent; p“ sun...“ petition n-ch. the Cllarloiltetown James Hughes Vernon; Est. Rev. "h" ships! Jam“ "-'*“‘k’m — 511"“- S‘ which shall be added to such or.’ City Council for t... Act to amend M. .1. McLeod, 'orwcll; Mrs. Flor- Mnnilfaviiire of bombs and munl- Knots: Wilbur RQdiPS-iliiii $1 rears and in all respects be-collecii- the City's Incorporation Act, encc Stems. Charlottetown; James U005.‘ ll/liipfliugi Sheldon Jm-cim ble therewith. All such taxes and bill in acccrclanc Whltty Farmlngton" Albert John- Mflmlfflvivre of processed milk First. Ald- Kim's Gamer -l “P Bsiesslnent in arrears at the time W35 retell/ed an son, Mllrray River: IHerbert Buch- products; Down — Tcriclorfoot, Kim's Gallic; of enactment hereof shall likewise H011. Mr. Dennis introduced an anan, Montague; Wm. Henry Town- Manufacture of processed fish. Donald Tinney -Whippin_z._ Finals; be“. mtemt at the mm aforesaid Act to mend the women's 1,1511- '; Patrick Casey, 1;"- 2. Negotiations were conducted, Cecil Bowling-Staff; Colrn Kin: from the date of such enactment’ ‘tute A , which was received and ' Willam Hume. Murray Riv- Mid 9J9 $3111 b61118 Cfllllilfilled. by has completed the tests for the Sis:- and all inflows; thereunm “Cal-wed rear], er; ,1_ R_ McMmam Md, H, MC. means of personal interviews and ond Class Badge. by vmue o. mo, e,,,wt_n,e,,,_, ,5 H011, M11 Mogul...“ inbred the Millan, Wood islands; Daniel vmwnlietlonsi as Well as by wnfl- Keep at n riiiir: hereby confirmed. 12th annual report of the Dcpart- Stewart. Wood Islands; Angus ideillliagafifairllilllfill°es Wm‘ 3°12‘ Scouting to you! i I ment of Public Healt-h. Stewart. Wood Islands; D. J. Mc- 1,1011 5 5- em 3T5 B" 0-‘

(c) ‘The Cliv 001111;. may from The following bills “ca. road a Leocl. Stanley Bridge: Lucius Kel- flcials. rumor. LEADERS’ rxnoon mztwthgénillvyulgliégligvegiislyomfi tllgd time and passed: 1y, southport; Alex .1. Irving, Or- rnarurno cocasa and personal property shall be due rncifiplzlgitlguanliixlid ii8aS““1.‘3§““‘° “an Co?’ ’i“l‘.‘lo‘.?.§’£i’é‘ "$3323.; and payable in several instalments mendmcnts ‘thereto ' a‘ Bridge‘ Uinlted Church’ Property M Sill-led intervals or times within An Act to amen-i‘ the Souris In- Vernon Britta?‘ Charles McKenzie: the vein" of incidence. and that 1r corporation Act 1610 Millview‘ Joseph A. Smith “Mill- any instalments or part thereof be An Act respecting chan view" William“ Brown orwclnohcr- “nlmd “I the time silPlllflilt-‘d f0!‘ name ' 3° ies Nicholson Newton- Wilfred payment thereof then all future in- An as. to amend the success, Macpean Qnyefl- 111mm’, Morgen. “amen” 5115-11 lmmedliliell’ DQ001016 Duty Act on no. Vernon‘ Peter Penny Eldon" due and payable and shall be in An Acfl m incorporate the “us. Mrs. LaurlfMcRae, Klnross; Mrs: arrears thereafter. ‘ tees of tho Union Protestant Ccme- 9111111034‘ 3105*. E1500! J°llll

(d) Nmwmlstandlllfl 810M008 l0 ry of Soul-is. Rooney, Orwell Cove: Hli is.

BDPP-Tflllit. A312 Act to amend the Cemeteries '

'. Pratt vron award for

cordially

_ varied Careers

' BAPTIST

THE BAPTIST CHURCH Corner Prince and Fitzroy streets Minister Rev. I. Judson Levy. ILA. MORNING WORSHIP ll A.M. Sermon: “The City that Caused Jesus to Weep."

Anthem: Jerusalem —- (Parker)

THE CHURCH SCHOOL 2.30 p.111.

You are cordially invited to visit 1f whichever class or roup appears I" You. All men cor tally elcome to the Brotherhood.

EVENING WORSHIP '1 PM.

Sennon: “You and Your Church."

Solo, The Palms — — -- (Fame)

Miss Pearl Burns.

Special services at 7.30 each eve- ning next week except Saturday _. You are invited to worship with

THE BAPTIST CHURCH

CHURCH OF CHRIST

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH Kent Street Minister

Rev. Roscoe W. Nice. A.B.. 8.0.

0rganlst—Mrs. Leigh Dlngwell

11.00: Morning Worship.

Solo: "The Palms." (Four-e), Mr. Preston Beck.

Sermon Subject: How Can We Have a Strong Church?

2.30: Bible School.

7.00 p.m.: Evening Worship.

Sermon Subject: World's Great- est Revival.

Passion Wed: services Monday through Friday at 7:30 each eve- n ng.