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- Company Of Young Canadians Suggested Crown Corporation

OTTAWA (CP)—The Company jor occupational of Young Canadians should be | Emotional maturity would be established as a Crown_corpo-. required of volunteers. ration ‘reporting to goyernmet | They would operate in Canada through the prime minister; a|as well as overseas. ,

2 committee says, » Prime Minister Pearson. said

Ina report made public Wed-. announcements concerning _ the nesdd@y, the ocmmitiee said also |company’s future will be made there should be no rigid age 'shortly.

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veetings * We wish all our friends a very joyous and cheerful Christmas Season.

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MONTREAL (CP) — Sub-|sewspapers pu biTsh ed once stantial reductions in a wide |weekly or longer) intervals range of — — will have a rate of 40 cents per

companying argo rates ect | kilogram for minimum ship- lo oe ee ee Jan. 1, the nternational Air} ments of 300 kilograms against |government Nov. 15, the prime Transport Association the present rate of 50 cents for lminister said the 1966 program ?0unced Wednesday. - * | minimum 500 kilograms. ‘of the company “is already in The new rates were reconi-| Automatic controls will have | preparation,” mended by the . association's |a shipment rate of 46 cents and The organizing committee rec- first: composite cargo confer-|44 cents per kilogram for mini- lommends in its report that the |€ce in Venice last spring and |mum shipments of 500 kilo ‘company should be. the federa: |have now been given the re-|grams and 1,000 kilograms, re- ‘government's instrument “for |ited approval of governments | spectively. This compared with supporting, encouraging and de- jconcerned, the IATA statement |the present rate of 72 cents and veloping programs and activi- | said. 6 cents for minimums of 300 ties in the field of social service The statement added that the |end 1,000 kilograms respec- in Canada and abroad, based on |#irline’s action in reducing their | tively. : Leather goods will have a

\freight rates is aimed at en-

} tity shipments of OUTLINES PRINCIPLES couraging quan’

Working principles of the com. & lange variety ‘of commodities. |The larger the quantity, the —It’ should operate with ‘a Jarger the reduction, is the mar- maximum degree of independ- |Keting philosophy behind the. ence; jpew rates, it said.

—It" should co-operate with |_ The ‘meseietits quoted ex-

voluntary agencies and fed- earn ow, Yorb Lane

eral and provincial govecn- pers se nee similar ment departments ‘“‘to the /TeCu i ; apply on all greatest possible extent; jother North Atlantic routes.

|FRUIT FREIGHT LOWER

—It should try ‘to respond to “demonstrated needs of «for. | On ou - London

eign goverpments and agen- | noute,

the provision of volunteers.”

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‘ ve ot. 7 ’ Tesora Te vegetables will. be—35--cents —a- " 201 Great George St. Charlottetown) =" ™ 8 SPR EOE gram (22 Wb) for a mini- and priorities of host coun = tries: - | um shipment of 500 ——— - — —It ‘should, respect regionas, |COmpared with the preseut

HALL and STAVERT LTD. Pownal St. - Charlottetown’y

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Greetings

‘ the precious gifts of love, peace ana understanding during this boly seasow of Christmdte

“FACTORY OUTLET

Queen Street — Charlottetown

| young Canadians;

| habilitation

cultural and geographic dit. |Wantity shipment rate of 50 ee ceeds, |conte: Dee Da A 2 ar —It should seek to “involve ™uM 1,000 kilograms.

and ‘reflect the best qualities | Magazines, periodicals and

of initiative and enterprise” ot j Administration) estimates that —It should seek to help re- | ibere are 1,017,860 Canadians of solve the causes of hardship, | Working age who have less than inequality and poverty” tour years of formal schooling. —The company should give | “The need for increased so- volunteers enough support tu | cial action is obvious.” make’ them effective; | The company wouldn’t com- —Special attention should be | Pete with or absorb pro- given opportunities for per- | srams. It would exist to in- . sonal growth and self-develop- |crease their effectiveness and ment of volunteers; ‘supplement their work. ‘The company should conta ually evaluate projects. | INTEREST SHOWN |

The report said thousands of | young Canadians ~have asked how they can join since Prime | Minister Pearson announced | last April the company would be formed.

It gave some {ideas as to

where volunteers might be valu- able. ““In- Norfolk County, Ontario, between 40 and 50 per cent of | all male non-farm wage earners | received less than $2,000 a year. | “In the Kenora, Ont.. area, there fre 557 Indian men and only 10 of-them have steady Jobs :

“Of the 1,100 communities in Newfoundland, only 129 hav: any form of community organ- ization? .

“ARDA (the Agricultural—Re- and Development

Mel's Grocery

Elm Ave. Dial 4-9417

_ We want to say a sincere “thank you” to all

our great-friends-and- wish them all the

laughter, fun and good cheer of this happy holiday season.

From the management and staff of - - . - STAR TAXI 24 Hour Service -

Phone 4-6581 — 4.6582

May the Christ Child bless pou and pours,

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: Is @ very cheery Merry Christmas ‘we're wishing all-our fine customers, and an especially sincere thanks" for your patronase.

CHARLOTTETOWN BILLARD

Phone 9

PHILLIPS SALES. LTD.

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Brinks File - Damage Suits

CHICAGO (AP)—Brink's Inc.,

connection with the cannon Dlasting of a vault in Syracuse, N.Y., in October. “

Loot valued at cash, cheques and securities was taken. Jack Frank, 33. of Freeport; N’Y. and his nephew; Joel Singer, 23, of Chomedey, Que. have been arrested on

tis ‘the season _to be jolly!

Hambly & Innis

175 Great George St.

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atten ee damage suits to- | — More than $7,000,000° Yai |

$400,000 in| _

charges of .inter-state transpor-

8 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Fri., Dee. 24, 1965. tation of stolen property te

Atlantic Air Cargo Rates Jan. 1 Cut

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EXTEND SINCERE GREETINGS.

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HOOLEY’S MEN’S WEAR

Great George Street

- ‘Expressing’ our best.

OF OUR MANY CUSTOMERS, WE

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CAPITOL THEATRE

Charlottetown

We wish each and every one

Queen Street

~ aK ; .| Charlottetown

a very Merry Christmas! KEITH PICKARD -

Charlottetown

MAY THE HOLIDAYS _ BRING YOU AND YOURS EVERY HAPPINESS!

Re Management and Staff

Livingston & McArthur Nursing. Home

ALBERT L. THOMAS , Dial 46610.

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