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ers, 120 miles west of Winni- peg. On four- weeks winter

Bemusedly twiddling his thumbs. one of 169 members of the British 3rd Battalion, The P a r a c h u t e Regiment watches inspection of the rig-

TitIe Rematch Postponed Tues.

MIAMI BEACH. Fla. (APl—i As reports flew back and

Postponement of the Sonny Lis- forth about a possible postponen

lment. a personal feud appeared to be developing between Nilon and Bolan.

Nilon reported that he called

ton-Floyd Patterson fight until A ril 10 or 11 was announced officially Tuesday by Cham- pionship Sports. promoter of the heavyweight title match. b B l 1 k N‘ . ' Listo ' ment, ut oan ater was”. ‘12."keghai‘gfm’ipn, this. He declared that he had General-Manager Al Bolan of “Timed as long 35 he 90"“ for the promoting firm said: “W N110“ to make “P .h‘5 mmdv

hope to talk him into accepting then placed the call himself. App” 103~ Rumors that the postpone- The rematch originailv was men ' be requesmd . a - . started Sunday. after Liston had

scheduled for April 4 at Miami h f . . f uh Beach Convention Hall. I een out 0 trammg or rec The postponement was sought1 because of a knee injury. suf—Iwas improving nicely and Bo. fered last Thursday by Liston. '13“ reported that the fight He twisted his right knee while Rwouid go on as scheduled. Tues- swmgmg ,3 g0” cm" for a 9110' lday morning. Bolan said he had tographels Shot- lreceived a second-hand report

ays. Nilon said Monday the knee

The injury, Nilon said, will.that Nilon would ask for the,

take the champ out of trainingipostponement. but added. “he action for about a Week andihasn't called me and I waited "we can‘t afford to lose twolat the telephone for hours last days." ‘ - -m'..

Bolan to demand the postpone-I denied ‘

Seven Youths IAre Caught

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s 1 police apprehended seven youths in 9 act of stealing gasoline

I i I exercise. the men were arctic clothing and carried all their I needs, including snow shoes.

SUMMERSIDE —— Summerside

,Commercial League. Each his 18 points.

In league action Monday night, the Highwaymen downed RCMP 7—1 Buster’s Flyers fought Mam“ ' .. , . _

i . e . . g the aiiests \iele Con I(a"ad‘a‘n.'¥lm to a 2".2 demle Istables Sigurd MacKinnon, Blair tend Mamme Electric Swami" ‘Bucll and Ronald Mailman.

‘ ed Mamas 17’3' , The seven will appear in police

Here are the standmgs ‘court sliortiy charged with theft

from a gas truck at Total Fuels iLtd. Harvard Street. early Mon- idav mornin"

‘ .fﬂh _ W9 13 $01I‘13591Im- electric power drill in question. .‘ 1°.‘laymen . Cst. Ready said at Tanton's ;Marltime Electric 8 2 2 l8 1 . __________ ‘Maroons e 5 11113 .Rail Revenues Buster's Flyer s 4 6 g c I Canadian Tire 2 s 4 8 ishow MCI-ease I omp ete ‘ “MP 2 9 1 5 I OTTAWA (CPI —- Operating: I . ’revenues of Canadian railways iP'E'I' Badmlnton Iihitcrliigivemgei'miugrygmigcoihxI ' I I d pby ‘ the MacPherson I , i ;mende : 1 Players Travel ‘royal commission on transpor-

Itation, increased by 21.5 per ALBERTON _ Tl H st ITO Amherst 09'“ over “1 C mmm‘ 0fIhandicraft classes the be cro n-

I SUMMERSIDE — Fifteen members of the Charlottetown ‘and Summeﬁlde badm into“ tistics says the November flg‘i iriubs travelled to Amherst last ure does not include interimi Saturday for an afternoon andlpayments to the Canadian Pa-i Ievening of friendly competition cific Railway which will bel iwith the teams in the Nova IScotia town. , evenues from rail operations I The Island teams made an increased 19.5 per cent to $127,- excciient showing. winning 41 5914477 from the November.

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Red Wings Suspend Young IndeIiniter |

DETROIT (AP) Howie replacement. Lou Marcon. from

Young. bad boy of the National i Pittsburgh. _ ‘ League: W35 SU§Pended§ A Red Wings spokesman said

ailegmtély dby DEMO” RadIin connection with the suspen—

111 S 1195 ay. :sion; oncombsiti’rfifii“§§§§§.§°2§§ [we i“‘*?"i‘a“" Ema“:

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coach. annou_nced the discipline 5 and did not follow through with after fthlt‘dZDt-yeaﬁ-Old dEfEItlce- our instructions to keep in man ale 0 sow up a a

' ' shape." playms ,meetmg' . In the Montreal game, Young Young 5 suspenswn by his

, . . . jset a new NHL record for pen- club came With the expirMionrawos in one c0mcst_a mm] of of his prior suspension by NHL I 27 'minutes‘

Presuient Clarence CampbellI C , .h I v .

because of Young's run-in withI 0‘“ Abe “WES-50d legret

referee Frank Udvari in 8 Feb. I“ the new suspenswn‘

17 Montreal game. i “We've bent over backward Howie's league suspension to “819 YOlmg numerous time

had been for three games and but he has not shown any desire

he was to have gone back to to help either the club or him-

the ice Tuesday night in the Red elf."

Wings‘ game here with New- Young was reported to be in

York Rangers. IDetroit.

CALL REPLACEMENT , Instead. Wings called up a

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Takes Game

In CYO League action at St.

, ' Crap .The Highwaymen and M’aifi- O’Leary 10 and took the time Electric are deadlocked in Igame total goal series for th e first place in The Charlottetown llsland championship 4-1. Gary

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e 1961 to sin-162398 from $96“'iducted in Alberton were held The Dominion Bureau of sub ilast week in the regional high ;T . ischool. 0 Miss Jeanine Albert gave in- istruction in textile

netMrs. Roy Haywood, Miss Shir- operating income of $26.384.0701iey MacArthur, Mrs. Reginald compared with $6.817,512 in the "Travers. Mrs.

. tMrs. Frank Bryan,

make s ers'de .

1,0'Le where Crapaudi iplayers captured three of the [four games played.

°‘I039.841. This resulted in a The trio teamed up wit . I After the competition con-10f S b 'd cluded the Amherst Club treat-i U y Tile Amherst club will )team of fourteen Summerside yesterday his department has b iheld to determine the 14 players shipping service. ;trip last Saturday includedzirom Mr. ﬁcssner said his depaw i r- T: Moorev D0“ searsi Lawrence ports to Corner Brook In Pee Wee action, Crapaud Kelley and Jerry MacDonald The Paperweights played to a ‘ took aud Mosquitoes i2-1.

games against 25 for Amherst. I196? ggure 013106.8573151; Op; , .era in expens s rose . pe . Th“ Amhc‘rs‘t Club “‘35 ,g‘eauy Icent to $101,307.40] from $100.- impressed Wth the playhg glare Cook of Summerside and ,Jennie Boomhower and Marion lMacDonald of Charlottet o w n‘. ar S'nilh. Ken Judson. Ray andl . ‘lvan Vessey to win nearly of their matches. I Ied the visitors to a d el icilous. illinch. a return visit Summ ‘ within the next two or th r eel IHdUSll‘Y 811d Natural Resour- wreeks and will face a picked ices Minister Leo Rossiter 581d iplayers and eight from Charlot- requested “he _ Itetown. ernment to continue the I A“ elimination series Wm Vince‘s north shore St. Lawrence who will compete. “A ‘ . . pproval of the federal trea- ; Along With players mentioned sury board is being awaited... earlier, those who made the - 1 he said : Cli'irlottetown—— Jack T u rncr .. .. I ‘ ' ment plans a three-corner .Jack Blanchard. Ivo Cudmore service this year “we would 12?:9'I'm Game: from summer' run from Charlottetown to St. iFred MacFarlane and Joe Nfldnn he said. : Gallant. __—_. ___________ :———-————————————-——,’Keough scored the only goal of I . I the contest. I P emerged 3-1 victors in the game i I and 72 conquerors on the O round. Stanley Hardy. Kenny I, A ' were the Crapaud marksman. Minor hockeyists had agreat ; Lorne Ramsay scored for th e jtime of it Saturday morning at i losers. scoreless tie but :the two- game total goal round Crapaud Bantams c r u s hed Tignish Bantams 7-2 in the oth- er encounter.

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federal gov- ' 585,- ‘ . 000 annual subsidy for this pro— ‘ Weston, the Canadian grocery

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Alberton and West Prince County 2 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Wed. Feb. 27, 1963.

icourse very much. Those who completed the course were Mrs. MacLe an

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Evidence Heard

On Theft Charge

SUMMERSle — The case of ‘ Ulric Matthew Gallant, St. John, i

N.B., was heard before Magis- i bore the

trate W. Chester S. MacDonald! in Prince County Magistrate'si court yesterday. G a l l a n t i had earlier pleaded not guilty to i a charge of unlawful possessionl of a power drill. property ofi Tanton’s Accessories, Charlotte- i

First witness called this mor- ning was Roger William Tanton, I Charlottetown. a cler at Tan-i ton’s Accessories. told of I receiving two electric drills from 1 Wolf electric tools August 14,I 1961, with accompanying invoic- es that bore the serial numbers of the two drills. One drill was sold and the other was on dis- play in the store. Retail value of the drill was $50.

Witness said Feb. 1. 1963, was the last time he saw the drill. He stated that the drill on ex- hibit in court was similar to the one in their store.

Second witness was Cst. Char- les Ready. Charlottetown police force. Cst. Ready testified that he had been contacted by Cpl. Macdonald of the in Borden and as a result Feb. 15 began a check of businesses in Charlottetown to determine the possible seller and owner of an

Accessories he was given an in- voice by g Tant-on that serial number of the drill under investigation.

Cpl. . MacDonald and Cnst. D.A.J. Power. of the Bor— den RCMP detachment also gave evidence. G. Bnlce rac- Donald is the defence counsel. The case was adjourned to

day.

CASES. ADJOURNED

Peter Joseph Buote, Tignish, had his case adjourned to Thurs- day. He is charged witih break and entry into the Alberton liq- uor store and Tom O’Connors cottage in Richmond.

Also having their cases ad- journed to Thursday were three other Tignish men. Edwin Jos-

DesRoches. James Gerald Aylward and Wilfred Richards. All three are charged with breaking and entering the Alber- ton liquor store. Tom O'Connors cottage in Richmond. three charges of break and entry at Tignish Co-op service station and two charges at Frank Shea’s general store in St. Louis.

One accused was fined $20 and costs for public intoxication.

eorge Leaman MacWiliiams. Carleton, was fined $10 and costs ﬁor operating a motor vehicle with faulty equipment.

WEATHER

TORONTO (CP) —— Tempera-

paint'ng to} some 20 people who enjoyed thel

Horne, Mrs. Frank Weeks. Mrs. Kenneth Quigley. Mrs. Everett Shea. Miss Norma Horne. Allan McRae. Mrs. John Rochford,

eber Ramsay, Mrs. G o r- don Hardy, Mrs. Lloyd Wilkie. Mrs. John Clark. Mrs. Ernest Tonsenard. Mrs. Willard Oul-

n, Mrs. Wesley Hardy. Mrs. BI‘Y-

don mith.

tures issued by the weather office: Min. Max. Dawson 4 22 Vancouver 47 52 Victoria ...... 44 51 Edmonton . . . . . . . 31 41 Calgary .... .. 31 52 Regina ..... 12 28 Winnipeg 1 25 oronto ......... 0 15 tawa ..... .. ~10 9 Montreal ....... -l 7 uebec .... . 4 0 Fredericton ...... 1 17 Saint John l 20 Moncton . . . . . 5 l9 Halifax . . . . 17 25 Charlottetown ... 9 18 Sydney 3 19 Yarmouth . . .. 21 23 St. John’s . . . . . .. 24

1 HALIFAX (CP) — The wea- ther office savs a disturbance centred 150 miles east of Cape Hatteras is expected to deepen and move rapidly northeastward. Strong winds and snow ' ac- company this disturbance. The snow is expec o miss the most northern New Bninswick but in the remainder

American Nazi David Ho- ward Peterson, 21. of Minnea- lis. is carried from a Miami, Fla.. office building by police who said they took

of the Maritimes accumulations of four to six inches are expect- ed. By late evening the snow is expected to have ended in all regions but winds will remain

ng. Regional forecasts. Nova Scotia Mainland: Snow, changing to snowflurries by

evening; continuing Cold; north- east winds 25 increasing in af- ternoon to northeast 35 with gusts to 50. shifting by evening to northwest 30. Low-high at Halifax 12 and 20. Yarmouth 15 and 23. Kentville 5 and 20, New Glasgow zero and 18. Goshen zero and 25.

Cape Breton, Prince Edward Island. Eastern N.B. Counties: Snow. ending in the evening; continuing cold; northeast winds 25 increasing in afternoon to northeast 35 with gusts to , shifting by evening to northwest 30 with gusts to 45. Low-high at Sydney 5 and 20, Charlottetown zero and 20. Moncton 5 below and 20 above.

Lower St. John River Valley: Snow. ending in the evening; continuing very cold: northeast winds 25 with gusts to 40. Low-

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him in protective custody af- ter he was plcketlng the of- fice of the Anti- Defamation

e of B'Nai B'irith. Pol- ice said because of the atti-

tude of a crowd gathered at the office there would have been violence. Peterson was questioned and released.

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high at Fredericton 10 below and 15 above, Saint John 5 be low and 20 above.

Upper St. John River Valley. Bay of Chaleur; Clear. clouding

northeast gales 40 and shifting in the evening to northwest gates .40; snow beginning in morning and changing to flurries by evening; visibility near zero

over in afternoon: continuing 13w srnigsw: temperatures in the extremely cold: light winds in- ‘ creasing to northeast 20 in al- nigh tide today at Charlotte-

ternoon. bﬂow-high at Edmund- ston 15 low and 10 above. At Rustico at 8.25 a.m. and 0.44 CBmeEHlvOB 10 DEIOW and p.m Summerside tide eighteen above- minutes later than Charlotte-

Bay of Fundy: Northeast town. Sun rises today at 6.38 winds 20 increasing by noon to and sets at 5.49.

town at 12.55 em. and 1.28 pm.

THE REGIONAL FESTIVAL OF DOMINION DRAMA FESTIVAL presents THREE PLAYS (three act) QUEEN CHARLOTTE HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM MARCH 14.15.16 — 8:15 PM. G. W. Needles, Adjudicator.

Weston Buys French Chain

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supermarkets. 1

Reports appearing in the 1 French press say Weston's £82.- 000,000 English company. Asso- ciated British Foods. carried out the deal quietly through subsidiaries on the continent.

spokesman for Weston would neither confirm nor deny the report. But in December ston told a shareholders‘ meeting that he was hoping to take over a big grocery chain in France had President Charles de Gaulle’s approval.

At that time Weston said de Gaulle had given him a “ ahead" to break up cartels and price rings that make meat 3 uxury item in most French homes.

The French firm involved in the take-over is believed to be Du Buffet Limited. operating in northern France.

Dunstan's rink, Fort Augustus outlasted Tracadie 13-10.

In the wide open encounter. G. Murnaghan led the winners with five tallies. 1. Smith a n J. MacDougall each 1) o t t e d three and singletons went to V. Murnaghan and G. S t

J. ughes was tops for the losers with four goals. V. Fish- er sank three. E. Beagan two and M. Fitzpatrick one.

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