National Air tome fifty Air (adels from \lot‘th Sydney. his. Snmmcrside and Charr- lnttetown, engaged in a rifle end drill competition Satur-

Beginning Cadet week.

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day The drill competition. aged at Queen Charlotte ll‘ch School was won

.\nrtli Sydney when they de- fcatcd Charlottetown 260 o

CAPTURE DRILL TROPHY

Canada is seen above as he presented tthe drtill omnpettl- t.ion trophy ho WOI Bern Bluf- at'is of the North Sydney

.visltors showed a ;nf Interest In them, The program got underva In the alumni auditorium with In- ti‘nrluctory remarks and ends of welcome by I)r_ (‘licvorie lol- ‘Imtod by a short keynote ad- 'drcss In New FIJ. Roche The \‘Isttin: students were tht n

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Eastern And Central Districts

) The Guardian, Charlottetown. Mon. April 20. 1964. 5

du'ldcd into :roups and .‘tlh-

Squaidiren. Sthn. Ldr T. R. Yrung. 00.. of the Nortlh Sydney Squadren is looking on.

City Resident 1ConvictecI On

2.11%. The rt.ch (‘OmDCthliloln i

was mn by Summerside. when they out snot North Roger Paul Gallant King lqhiilllilin 4210\‘iItil-i:lwch'di‘iiila‘: square‘ City“ was brought be- “ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ tore Magistrate A.J. Haslam,

of the Air Cadet League of

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HENDERSON FUNERAL —-

The funeral for Mrs. Benjamin. Harbor r

Henderson of Murray

North was held from the Mun:

I‘ay Harbor North Presbyterian

Church last Wednesday where'

Sl“\'lC("\\'ElS conducted by Rout MC Currie and was under iIIlCl direction of the {\loncazuc Fu-l time! Home Mrs Aline Ken- nedy was organist aned hymns s ~ wci'c' The 23rd Psalm." We Mcct Beyond The “The Sweet Bye The pallbearers Grant Graham. Albert. Marlyn-l. Wilbert Gratllam. (’icnrze Graham. .‘Ifack .la‘. son and Carl Graham. Inter-

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Incnt was in the Murray Hair-I \"Y‘h “omfim'y' .‘mcnt ASSocitaItion presented . Canadian Ensign to the Cove-

boy

SANDERS FUNERAL -— Thet fnncrnl tor John Henry Sanders; was held Saturday. April from the Murray River Funeral Home to the Free Church of Scotland, \lnrray River. where scri'ice was conducth by Rev. William R lindcrhay and Rev. Edwin F, \lacllougall. Psalms sun: wore the 23rd and llet. l<'lo\\'crbc:Ircrs wcrc: Daniel Tllnnn. l’ctcr )lachun, Willard; Mat-1.01m. Harold (‘uddy. ClIf-‘ ford Keenan and Emerson Got-‘ mlcy. Pallbearers were: Samuell Rcck. Gavin .\’lachod. Bert Tllziclmod, .\llrcd Sanders, Ern c~t .\Iacl.cod and Clarence Cud- tlr. Intermcnt was in my River ccmclcry.

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‘ QC. on two charges in City [’0- lice Court Saturday morning. Gallant was fined $20 and costs or three days for possession of ‘ nor in a place other than his residence on one charge and was sentenced to 20 days for be- ing drunk and disorderly on the second count.

In other cases Leonard Mac Kinnon. Dorchester street and Stanley Wayne Proud, Milton were each fined $15 and costs or five days for speeding. Also ap- pcarlng in court for speeding was Philip George Pineau of Charlottetown. He was given a fine. of $30 and costs or l5 days.

| Roderick J. MacDonald. Eris

tol. was fined $125 and costs or

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30 days for driving while IsI abilities were impaired. {

[the Cubs and Scouts expressed their appreciation to the Stan- lltopc Development Association [for their interest taken in aid fat the boys of the area.

lOCAl BRIEFS

CARS COLLIDE Gordon Reid McPlIce. shaw and Gary Cummings. Ver- non River were the occupants of two cars involved in an accident at R p.m. on Friday. The two cars collided at the intersection of Richmond P o w n at Streets. The left front tender of McPhee's car was damaged while the left rear tender of cummings' auto was distorted.

ATTEND MEETING Rev. Vincent Mnrnaghan,

lermed Huge Success

the Mur- '

LEE. 35 REMICK He really Wasnt ouffo make " $l.000.000. He'datreadu

‘ cases heard. one was remanded i to April 20. another sentenced to ' 20 days and the third fined $15 and costs or 100 days.

Scouts, Cubs Receive Flag

The Stanhiape Beach Develop-

Boy Scouts and Cubs.

.tfllll‘ll‘lg the. annual concert spon-

k orcd by the Covehead Wo- men s Institute at the Cove- oad Community Hall Satur

‘ day night.

Harry .‘lacLau'Jhlin present.- ed the flag on behalf of the As- sociation to Scoutmaster Shetl- dmI Jan The boys were lined

up on the stage in full uniform ;

the ceremony. . presented at the concert was a charter by district Com- missioner Hugh Lowrie to Mrs. Bruce Ellis who received it on bthall' of the Cub and Scout sponsoring committee.

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. head of the Commerce depart- lmont at St, Dunstan's Univer- ; sity. left last night for Montreal E o attend a meeting of the ex- ;ecutivc of the Association of 3 Canadian Schools of Commerce. . The sessions will be held at Mc- 3 Gill University and will conclude ton Tuesday. Father Murnaghan

is the Eastern Canadian repre- ‘ sentative of the association.

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ducted on tours of the SllU cantons by student representa-

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Departmental (llzplaxs \Icre set up tn the auditorium. the lib- l‘FH'N'. and the science buildinz. and the visitors were given an explanation of the work of each department by the professor Ir. charEc or by students as<t=ting him The :irls wore also taken on a tour o’ \tnrinn (‘ollo'Je

The students were scrvc'l a lunch in the auditorium and en- joyed a concert Elven by the

‘Open House' At SDU

Yesterday afternoon's "()pen l mittee responsible for its 'irzam House" at St. Dunstan‘s Unlver-i inflam- rh d .. I‘ 00 stn ents at- slty was termed a corn lete. m9. an 2 . v .. v" hv P p. Iendpd' Dr. Char“? Sald- SDI! band under the direction 5"“955 -‘ I“‘V- Dr- ChalerS""l‘he displays were the lim‘ 1 of Lient. Charles "Bib" Mac- Cheveric. chairman of the com-l have seen in this line. and the Gregor.

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"The students were enthus— iastic." Dr Chmnrie said. "aid we are already maktn: plan: for our "Open House" for nl‘xt year."

Dr ('lim'crtr l‘\itt‘r‘-‘1PI'I the hunt“ that students who uch llltt nhlo to attend the “()prtn How?" may take adi‘nntnzc of onpnr tunities to Visit Slit and learn mmr'lhln: 0’ "w pt'tturritiis of study offprcd ;III\ t'me they happen in he in ('Iiiirlnttt't'm'n

WIVES WAGE

B\‘\'GKOK \P Thailand's .‘\nIi-.\Iittor Wires \«(ictm is “acting a tun-trout war: I. legislation :Izmnd procur- ers of youn: girls as mislt'cssos for rich men ‘1 To nhnltm beauty contests that serve simi- larly. Uurlcr Thai inn. man may have any number of wives. but can rczister only one lcual spnusP.

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I.v\'. Dr. Francis Botzw. Dean of the Department of His- my at St. Dunstan‘s University

\‘IllI speak on “The little of f"uIc( Edwand Island in The l‘~.m:‘.tion of Confederation"

iicn he speaks at the regular nimthly meeting of the Spring Path Home and School Associa- Ion at the school auditorium flittizlit.

'l'iu- mnetiuu is schcdulcd for‘

'l pm. and all Lan‘l'O:I.C‘d pan- .m are invited to attend. Dr firmer has made an extten-xqve l‘f‘Kt‘a‘T'h in this field.

A shod business meeting Will Ilt' i‘cld witth committee reports in n": given and plans will be laid for the annual

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