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of the world friendship fund. In the above picture District Commissioner Charlotte Gor- don (centre) is examining girl guide projects with two of the

MNTAGUE

A successful afternoon tea was held in the Montague Leg-

and right. Gillian Cudmore. Among other officers present were Mrs. George Warner, Mrs. Justin f\Iac.\'eil. and Mrs. Ruth MacDonald. all of whom

with Thinking Day and in aid took part in the tea.

guides. left: Carol Ferguson Royals at North River rink to- ’ it. in the Intermediate ‘B’ hockey cleared the rink. -vsmim. Mut(.h_ Shaw

Hocke Pla off '°°"”““' ""°"" I Y Y 15 Announced E I F The following players are ask- nds n racas . Drake. Herman. Wilson. Sie- Dufry, semi-finals, held at North River Attendance Saturday night rink. was called "no contest" was estimated at 800. No serious

ed to turn out with the Pownal Saturday night‘s third game ter t.his the RCMP arrived and Wm-,‘ Jenkins‘ c,-9“-5-5_ by Referee Joe Coyle after I injumes were reported as a re- ‘sauris Flyefs TOP

melee broke out on the ice. 1, suit of the fracas, The game _

Hampshire Bulldogs were will be .Ved Va‘f‘t‘-‘I’ the Seven Mlle ROfld leading Pownal Royals 3.1, league referee-in-chief. Art, when at the 125 mark of the se- P€I‘I'.V. Confers with team and SOURIS _ The Sou,-.13 my.

cond period Powiiai defence- league officials- man Frank Dow was given a‘ penalty for cross-checking. On his way to the penalty box Dow

was engaged in a fight wit’h Wil-

(red

ers defeated 7 Mile Road 5-3 in a game in the Intermediiate ‘ " round robin playoff

.1 Kings County Saturday night.

I Scoring for Soutris was 13. ‘Jennings, J. Maclntyre. J. iPeircc. P. M-aclnityre. and S. Coffin with one each

Ice Racing .~..‘”:;E: i12§ff‘.'3‘.‘;i.“’.if.iet...gAt Causeway

nalties but resumed ‘heir flglll‘ . in the penalty box. While the Another great day of racing The scorers for 7 Mile Road referees tried to gel. the two was enjoyed Saturday at the l were J. Ma)cDonald. G. Smtitah. players from the box. a largef]\‘or.t_h River Causeway with 31 and P. MacDonald. number of fans and a number very large crowd in attendance. ‘ There was one penalty called Of players came out on the Ice T\\*entt_v three horses faced in the game by referees George and began fighting with one anw the starter and fast quarters. Paton and Francis Mtaclntyre. other. ;were pecm~ded_ with w'M)( pac- 3 that going to Souris.

Referees Joe Coyle and ‘Kip ling the fastest quarter of the; There is two games _I90 be Ready immediately called theiafternoon. ll>'8V9d in the ‘1‘01-md “'1 997‘

game "no contest" and soon af—' CLASS D TRUI‘ It PACE and 5"‘111'i5 115 t0 P135’ 395‘ .j:_.____..__ M

l (mix 1 1-therdale and 7 Mile Road.

I. _v Lady . F 4 _ ‘spit-it Freedom (F. '.\lacKay) 2 2~ The standing In the .°-film; are

N.B. J.B. Spirit «C. O'Brien) 4 3 _ li- ‘. Granville Boy (R. Gamster) 7 Mile Road 4 1 3

(Continued from page 1) I 3 4‘ SOUFIS 3 1 5 to the Loyalist. home her;Geesh)a Girl (D. Hughes) 5 sffleatherdale 0 5 0 The winner of the series ad-

father built in 1810. She was the 1 Lorna Price (C. Smith) author of several plays. l Times 33,,

fr, 33, ‘vant-es to the Island finial. The plays were later present-‘ Winning I101‘Se_ 0V1‘Il@d by 5-

ISIAND NEWS PAGE

2 The Guardian. Charlottetown, Mon.. Feb. 24, 1964.

New Traffic Act

Men Challenge Women To Talk

TIGNIISI-I — Adult education classes held each week at Tig- nish are progressing favorably. Th classes running now for seven weeks will continue for a number of weeks. The classes are offering leadership, parlia- mentary procedure and home econo

‘link h 50 Qkd ubtu in classes have been carried on and many of the adults are con- tinuing the study.

Teachers are: sister st. Ross- lis, superior of Tigninh convent; Sister St. Elizabeth Clare; Wil- son Shea. manager of Tignish Fisheries Co-operative.

Following completion of cours- es the men have extended a chal- lenge to the ladies to a speak- ing competition or debate.

IMurray- .Hai-bor Hos Rifle Shoot

The following are the results of the Rifle Shoot held at Mur- ray Harbour on Feb. 14th. Fred White Keith White

Gordon 91.4 N

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Randal Richards 93 Bruce Gormley 9.‘! John Gosbee 90 Darrell White

Mus-mi Gordon B!1ly Duffy

Alan Richard;

Douglas White James Richard:

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By DON MacLEOD Close to 150 pages in length. the new I-Irighwniy Traffic Act,

newest and most up-to-date of any traffic legislation in Canada. I it is claimed.

Promoter of the not is Pro- vincial Secretary J. David Stew- art.

The new act is intended to! provide for traffic lights avidi Crosswalks on provincial gh- ways. similar to those in Char- I lottetown. i

There is also provision for] the establishing of inspection! depots in the province in whic i all vehicles. at one time or ano-4 ther. may have to be inspected] for mechanical defects beforel

which went into committee stage 1 for second reading. will be the I

Best In Canada

the advantages of the best legis-

Ilation of other provinces." I aid the new Act was ‘badly needed. and took about two years to prepare. It was pointed out that the Liberals. when in power. had seen thc necessity of a new Act but did not get around to completing the mammoth job.

In the Legislature yesterday. Opposition Leader A. W. Mat‘ - eson called the bill “one of t h e most important pieces of legis- lation ever to come before t h e

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easily understood by the man on the street.

“We tried to draw it up in c o m m on sense language." said Mr. Stewart.

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Another provision allows for a traffic force that could be set lup under the direction of e lprovincial secretary.

SPEED LIMITS

It appears that there will be no change in highway speed li m i t s when the legislat i o it comes into effect. but there is provision which allows that a motorist. who is apparent I y loitering. or moving at such a pace that he is holding up traf- fic. can be charged with a viola-

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Some changes will be made in the issuing of operators‘ lic- enses. with different classes of licenses being issued. As an example. a person who has a license to operate a half - to n truck would not be able to drive a large van or trailer truck. but would need anoth er class of license showing that he had the qualifications to ope- rate the larger vehicle.

The new Act also does away with the licensing of farm trac- tors.

Mr. Stewart said that traffic legislation of most provinces was borrowed and some of it adapted to fit into the new Act. "The Act," he said. “contains

Long River Top Juniors

SIDE — Long iti- ver shut out Kensington Sea- brook_ Juniors 9-0 in the giant game of the North Shore Hoc- key League schedule Ken- sington rink last night.

Wilbur Lamont paced the win- ners with a hat trick and George Doughart. George Ri- ley and Chester Paynter each scored twice.

" USED SUBSTITUTE

ed by the St. Aiicucnvs Music. 5 Ford. Hunter River. E ed (I D ma Club. organlz-T CLASS B raor & PACE SCORES by her with an original mem- I F1-eddiies Dream bershin of 12 girls. 1 . Smith 1 2 ll HOCKEY A charter member the ‘ Abe Long 1 SATURDAY

drama club.‘ Miss Frances; (S. lxennedy) 2 i 2 \au.,na1 Leagug Wren. now instructor of 1 sunny Brae cmca 0 1 Montreal 3 handicrafts at MacDonald Co’.-I (E_ Berna;-d) 3 3 3 New York 2 -I-Mango 5

lege. St. Anne de Bellevue. Que. '. Evelyn-S Amen Miss Mowat had contributed’. tc, wood) to art exhibits at the Beaver- Joliity Guy brook Art Gallery in Frederic-1 (M MacDonald) ton. ‘o of water colouri Times 3o,2_ 30.1, 3o.2_ ipaintlngs of the interior of ner, \Vjn~njng horse owned by C. Quebec Loyalist home was completed 2 5.mnh_ Hunter Riven. ‘ Cent.-31 profession] When She ‘V35 75- . CLASS A PACE ‘St. Paul 1 Omaha 3 Miss Mon-at was a founding 3. WMX (E

Boston 2 Detroit 3

‘ Buffalo 2 Baltimore 4 5 dr gliershey 4 Cleveland 8

‘Rochester 3 Pittsburgh 1 2 Springfield 4

. Bernard) 1 3 1 Western 1-088119 member of the Guild of New '1 St rd J]-mm Los Angeles 3 Vancouver 2 Brunswick Craftsmen. honorary E ".3"? Kea,,.Zy. International League

3 1 2 2 3 ; Windsor 2 Toledo 4 C_ lchatham 2 Fort Wayne 6

- -Des Moines 4 Muskegon 10 Historical Society. Mac!‘ elm 0 g 1 se 1 Born at the Loyalist ' ll CLASS C PACE l n are no,

family: . . Wll d2Glt.4 Mme I191‘9- She “'35 “I19 OHIIYIF" Sl"”d° (D Ma°N°”m F agaskatcliewan Junior

Millie Lee (A. Pineau‘

president of the Charlotme County I mswm Winning horse owned by

hoiiorary 1

child the late George andi 14 M 11 Isabella Mowat. After receiving Grey E8219 (R MacDonald‘ .lry:,bE.:,n25E5t(;{:,s,,en'I1aw her early education here. Miss 2 2 1: ‘ Saskagchewan senior Mowat graduated from the Wo- , Mitchell (E. Bernard) 3 3 2 Saskatoon 4 yorkmu 5 men's Art School of Cooper Un- Brown Budlomg 1 ion Institute In New York. ‘H. Hughes) 8 6 3 mm Bl]-he Corn-lnand .‘ R DEATH NOTICES l”"“° *.;‘.‘...§‘*' W’ Z 3 .21. H°rse aces (Received too late for Classified : island prince A ' Death Notice column). 1 (A. Pmfitt) 9 5 0% t Billie June (C. Smitth) 5 4 dlI‘| Exceuem , W NW WA1-SK - A! Boston. Mass. “mg” mg‘, 4 9 d... : ed by a lamge crowd of racing lv:l)1'h%'i21e?ila'ixld 'f‘.‘it'i}‘.’.’.‘-*."-."°"V’ri ‘Hm?! 31- 31- 31- 7 73"" as they "’°" ‘I S ' 5 “'9 9 ; Causeway. Saturday February

the Cutcliffe Funeral Home, win“-‘P8 l1°"‘§° °W"°d by 7-5- date to be announced later. M3¢N€1111 5'51|i€- GT9? E13185‘? :

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MUGFOR.D— Atoi P.E.I. I-Io . Riv , l~1"dI-1“ - A1“ F1 pital. Feb. 23. 1964? Mrs. Eiiz; er f tcerr m:facRaae. _ Robext West: beth M rd. t Lon- -1'8 —- 1511118!“ worth .Auvg;(;ue (In her ‘12;igd ‘glmgm "K1::.'11gd Mll°K°Wl°v R ti tth c tcl'f . . . Misc - slneuililetial zfiromewhelrelh: lommwed from Page D I SUMMARY

hmeml Wm be held Tuesday‘ pounds of the narcotics with CLASS A pm;

During the Second World War. at the height of meat rationing. a Texas shipyard used bananas instead of grease to prepare the ways on which new ships slid into the water.

WEATHER

TORONTO (GP) - Observed temperatures:

Min. Max.

Dawson . . . . . . . .. -8 13

nag . . . . .. 14 31 Vancouver . 28 50 Victoria 40 49 Edmonton . 24 40

algary . . .. 31 53 Regina . -15 33 Winnipeg . .. . -24 1 Toronto .. .. .. 18 33 Ottawa 7 29 Montreal 9 30 Quebec . 9 26 Fredericton . 15 32 Saint John . 13 29 Moncton . . . . .. 16 29 Halifax . . . . .. ... 24 32 Charlottetown . 17 26 Sydney......... 20 30 Yar ou . . . . . . . 20 28 St. John’s. Nfld 31 37

HALIFAX (CP) — The wea- ther office says late Sunday evening slcies were generally clear in all three aritime pro- cinces and temperatures were in the teens or low ms.

A weak disturbance centred just west of Toronto late Sun- day evening was moving east- ward. It will spread cloud and intermittent snow to all (regions except Cape Breton Island to- day with the intermittent snow ‘beginning in New Brunswick in th afternoon and in Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Is- land in the evening. As this dis- turbance is weak no appreciable amou w s-now is expect-

Regional forecasts:

Nova Scotia ma-inland. Prince Edward Island: Clear. clouding over this afternoon with inter- mittent light snow beginning in the evening; temperatures much the same as Sunday; light winds. Low-high at Halifax and Yar- ITIOIIIIIT 15 and 35. Kentville 5 and 32. New Glasgow, Goshen and Charlottetown 10 and 30.

High tide today at Charlotte- town at 8.39 am. and 7.4.8 p.m. At Rusttico at 4.34 p.m. and 3.07 p.m. Su-mmerside tide min- utes later than . Sun nises today at 6.56 a.m. and sets at 5.58 p.m.

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