Marilyn Peters Rnllri Bay. who placed first in class 171. piano solo, at Humane on

CNR Introduces New Fares lS’side Family

Riio BAY PERFORMER it

Monday. is shown being cou- ‘ gratulated by Mrs, A.E. Inga, Kings County vice-president of

the Music Festival Associa- tion, Marilyn received a mark of 85 for her performance.

ISLAND NEWS PAGE

Alberton and West Prince County 191' 2 m Gnard'na. Charlottetown. Wed. May 2, 1962.

Plight OI Farmer ls Called l One Of Top Election Issues

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live members for Queens in accepting re-nnmination last wed. He aid that prior to the 1H dection at I meeting in Johnston’s River Hall, the Con- Iel'vafive normnee' 5. Heath

e and J, Angm Mac- Lean. "assured far-triers that if [filmmakers tam potac’ iee did not result in Miners getting at last the out d production. plus a for wanting profit, that they would not ask the (Inner: of this country to sun- pnn then again in miter election"

With reaped to the cause- way. Mr. Mcisaac said "it has been said by Mr. Macquarrie and Premier Walter R, Shaw that because die Prime Minister made this promise in the House d Cannons It is now official."

However. a promise is a pmmiae regardless of w h e r e made. He wondered why this m should be accepted any

more than one made by thej inC‘har-‘

nine Prime Minist_ er

‘ ‘ side he-

!Kensington Co-op Has Profit, To Continue On Cash Basis

KENme — Md TI)" of Mouton. credit "per- visor of Manume' Co-op Ser-

vices Lid.. attended the amual'

meeting 11 the Kenetngtm co- t ter a

St. Mark‘s Hall last weex.‘ when ' W credit. was under Won. ‘

The retiring president, Craw- ford Sinclair It the

operative Asaocratim‘ mid Lll‘ l

a"... m my I t down In the bylaws d that

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concern of the bound of direct- montdieexceaaiveamntof‘ capital tied up with receivable.

it was explained that the association must pay cadt for supplies and in order to re— main in a healthy financial state should not have to extend credit.

After a lengthy diacuaainu on the policy of cad: ver~ sus credit. it wu finally de- cided that the Kenningtw Cn- ap will continue on I My cash basis.

The meeting voted that 50

‘ Which Reduce Travel Costs lFlees Smoke-

Drastlc price slashes in past Danger fare rates were introduc- ed by the Canadian National Railways ycslcrday m an effort

to reduce luascs by lnCIQdang;

. volumb of busintns

I Pmsenger fare rates out of Giariottetnu‘n. for example, to

I all points in the Maritime Prov- hcea and as far west as .‘lonl- real are both: rcdut-cd by more than 50 percent in somc cases

J Iwith the fare tn Montreal slash-,

HI ID 31250 from $27.15 and mi Quebec from $23 70 to 511,25. The fare to Halifax is cut to “.50 from the f rmcr $915. All 5 quotations are for Single trip. manage. These quotations arel for the “red” or “bargain” far-l I (I: the one-way ticket. Other, (ares offered are the "economy" l which costs slightly more, and‘ the "standard" “hif‘ll ls higher. pit-ed.

The "rvd" nr bargain fare “Ill be in_effect thrnuzh May and 1mm October I in \prli so, than, _._________..—

Ferry Hoped ; Ready Soon

I ' It In hoped that repairs , the MV Confederation can i completed in "a matter of i dayl." it was learned yesterday ' tom I Canadian

bu. although no firm date could be established as to when (her new ferry will be able tn oper- ate on the Borden - anmcnllne Mic.

A it has now bccn established. It was learned. that the ferry 1 will not have in rcturn In Hall- I tax for dryt‘lnclt rrpatrs .\n car- l Iler report had indicatch that al 1 dry dock lnb micitt hr ncccss- l

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try for "a structural tlcfcct" repair but this. apparcntlv. has proved to be not substantiated

The ship was nrtuinnlly sche- duled to begin regular trips to- day, but on hcr first hmliIJt'ila- tion trip shc rnn intn Itcarv ice and rcturncd tn Bnrdcn with re ported damaizc to her rudder,

WESTERN BRIEFS

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IS GUEST In, John Black. St. Nicholas. 3 I guest of Misses Enid I nd .l'ky MacArthur. Alhefinn. l

mm WINTER

In. John Sherry has return-‘ d to her home in Alherton bath after spending the winter‘ h Slim John. KB.

"I FROM FLORIDA -d Mn, J.H. Myrick

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National ; Railways spokesman in Mnnc- v

iter m minutes In water little

(is for use except on Friday, ‘Sundays and holidays

The economy fare will be used for mid-week trawl June 1 to September 30 and on Friday and Sunday fr In October 1 to April 30. 1%3.

The “standard” farc ls good? at any time. but would chiefly. be used for travel on Fridays and Sundays from June 1 to September 30 and for all holl- days. it Is explained.

CNR President Donald G -rdon who made the announcement, sald the succcss of the low rates will be judged on the degree to which they stimulate travel, al- though he “is certain the com- petitive nature of these fares gives us a better than even chance of making ends moot."

The new fares which offer free meals in some cascs. along with aharply reducai prlccs. arc bas- ed on the resort hotel irica of charging lcss durin: the tiff-peak periods. Mr. Gordn stated. I

The Salvation Army‘s an- nual campaign for funds not underway yesterday ‘hruugii >ut the province. Heading this

COMPANION

ifnntinucd from T‘JKI‘ l' arrived at the acetic and either- vlned his being transfu'red to the i Bow-ness ambulance. while arti‘ tidal respiration was kept up.

Dr. Callaghan said It this time that he thought there was still hope. and the uncmsctous man taken to the Prince County Hospital were pure oxygen was forced into his lungs in a last

i ditch effort to revive him. Dot-Inn Call-nan and Gilbert , Gallant rimmed him dead at‘

andahelffromthettme deceased was mount to swim.

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SUMMERSle — Firemen re aponded to a call early yesterday

morning to "I! home 0‘ DI“ 511- position of the two Camerva- ‘ be without a lob.

Preliminary Hearing In Rape

bert Gallant and family. Schur- man Avenue. where a fire smouldering in a living room chair was causing dense smoke to circulate throughout the uouse.

The odor of the smoke awaken- ed Mrs. Gallant about 1,90 :tm, and she immediately aroused her husband and five children some

of whom fled in their night clothes. The heat and smoke ruined

most of the living room furniture as well as the walls and cciiling_

Firemen had the blue under control In minutes after the

alarm and used fans to blow out the sow-kcfllled rooms,

The alarm was phoned In by ncxt Hogan.

door neighbor Charles

HEAD SALVATION ARMY DRIVE

year'a campaign are chairmen Norman Sit-wart fleftl and RC. Boync The drive Will continue through May,

lYoung Adults 1

and the preaidmt of the Queens ; Liberal Association. t Mr. Mclsaac questioned the.

SUMMERSIDE Charged . with rape. Leo Austin MacLeod. r of Albany. was mailed for; preliminary hearing on May 3.; when he appeared before Prince County Magistrate W. Chester 5. MacDonald yesterday.

The charge arose out nf an incident on April 23, at Albany in the home of Mrs, Josephine Bernard.

Originally the accused was charged with breaking and en- tering the Bernard home. with

tintent to commit an Indictablet offence. and he was remandedt on this charge also to May 8.

J. Watson MacNauint QC.. Is representing the accused.

A not guilty plea was entered

lyesterday by Joseph Arthur Cannon, charged with possession i of 36 amoes of Illicit spirits and the case was adjourned hr hear-

I Inn on June 5. Magistrate MacDonald ad- one case for sentence ‘ on May 8 after police evidence

l ' ered at each of the services by Petcr Meerburg. The services‘ , were conducted by John Mac- iKinnon. while Donald Nicholson. l Kenneth Macbeod and \l a x Coopa' lead in prayer and Icrlp-l ture reading. ‘ The Young Adult chair. with‘ Mrs. Flora Peardon as organist.I rendered appropriate selections. Special selections were render-, «i by Hamid and Tillie Mac: Leod, Glyn and isabelle Pea r- don. and John and Florencel MacPherson. and a solo by Mll-‘ ler West. Plans for the services wer e ‘ madc at a meeting of the group,

, that

tCharge Is Set For Thursday

fore the last election. At that time farmers were told his pro- gram would guarantee parity‘ prices for farm products, At‘ the same time he promised while in power no man willing and able to work would

Toronto Ottawa Montreal Quebec Fredericton Saint John liloncton Halifax Charlottetown Sydney Yarmouth St, John's

HALIFAX (CPl—The weather office says increasing cloudiness t ‘15 expected In New Brunswick and southwestern Nova St'otta this afternoon and evening. The rcntaiuing region; should ix _ poricnce a sunny day,

The accusedv Wilfred Leroy tcuional forecasts:

Wright. Summertime. was driV-l Halifax and vicinity: Sunny. int; Cl!I the Wesu‘m highway 0091‘ continuan cold: southeast winds Miscouche flats on April 29. ac- 15. Low-high at Halifax 32 and companied by his wife. and was 45

Charged with driving wiflhutduc Smith Shore: Variable cinUdI- CM? and attention. ‘ncss: cnntinuini cool: southeast

The Magistrate stated that he winds 15. Low-high at Yarmouth was seriously considering a sus- ‘ 32 and 45 pension of license In the case. i Annapolis

Various charges were laid Nma Scntia. under the highway traffic and Cape Breton. Prince Edward liquor control acts: Including two lslnnd- Sunny with temporal- charges oldriving while not the turcs about the same as ‘l'ues- holder of a license. and another day. lith winds. Low-hinh at for driving an imprcpcrly equtp- ‘ Kcntvtllc 35 and 58. New Glas- ped motor vehicle. all of which gun. Goshcn and Charlottetown drew fines of $10 and costs or 5 5 and 50. Sydney 23 and I2. days. .\'c\v Brunswick: Sunny he-

Fine: or m or in dpfau“ 30 eominsz cloudy in the afternoon: “y, were “scum again“ my” tctnpcrulurcs about the same 2.5 men who pleaded guilty to Tuesday. southeast winds 1.5, m“ d mum“ o; mu“. , Lou-Juan at Mnncton 2K and 55. legging “Qum- mm than in me Frcdcricton and Edmundston mph-mum which Hwy resich :5 anti 53. Saint John 35 and A similar fine was levied against 52- (‘E‘ml’bflm’n 3” “d 52'

mm“..- m“ charged with “HM, Bar of Fundy' East winds l5 Increasing In afternoon to south

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showed the accused was clock- ed at 90 mila per hour after passing a police car on a rainy night

Northern Shore.

Valley. Eastern

ication. 20: a tow clouds becoming {cloudy In afternoon with occas- llnnal drmlc and frequent fng ‘pntt'hcs: visibility It) mllcs inw- TORONTO fCPt 7— Tempora~ l'l‘ll‘". iI'I drizzle in one mile and gums: . occasmnally In for: patches to Mm Max ncnr lcro. temperatures In the Night Day , ‘- DBW’" 20 94 High nut» today at Charlotte- v'mouver - 4‘ ~“l town at .408 pm. and 938 pm View“. ‘5 55 At Rusticn at 424 am. and 4.57 Edmonton 39 a? pm Slimmcrsido tide eighteen CIISIW 38 62 mintttcs later than Charlotte: R9“? 32 55 town Sun rises today at 500‘ Winnipeg 36 69 and srts at 6,55.

It the home of Mr. and Mrs, '

: Max Cooper, and the next meet-

lng will be held at the home oil Elwood Robbins,

Mr and Mrs. Klnmas. on Friday evening,

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