THE PRINCE Edward Is- land Hospital Board of _Trus- tees held its annual meeting
last evening in the nurse's re-
sidence. Malcolm MacKenzie, secretary, Dr. G.G. Houston, chairman, and N.D. Mac-
Lean, administrator prepare
Many Improvements At PEL Hospital
Many improvements were noted at the annual meeting of the Prince Edward Island Hos- pital Trustee Board held in the Nurses’ Residence last evening. The meetiiy was chatret by Dr. G:G. Houston and reports were received from all members of the board
Hospital administrator, N.D. MacLean presented an exten- sive report on the hospital and residence. Mr. MacLean noted
received a new ice machine for work in Croupettes. A Urologi- cal table, valued at over $5,000
, Was installed and six new elec-
tric beds were purchased.
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ed a new library and reception room in 1964. The entrance hall of the residence was completely re-lighted and new steps were installed. The fire alarm system in the residence was improved and perfected
The hospital received five be-
that 46,608 patients had . been
cared for, and 3.420 babies were quests in 1964. The estates of Al-
born or received treatment bert J. Martin, Anna J.R. Mair, Many improvements were not- Clarisa Maud Haslam, Gordon
ed in 1964. New screens were in- Houston, and A.J. Houle each
stalled in second floor wards, contributed to the hospital
and the front of the hospital was Other reports tendered during
re-lighted and the steps were re- the evening included: nursing, paired. The medical department Barbara Pratt; senior ladies aid, Mrs. A.B. Bagnall, Mrs: -J. D. Stewart: junior ladies aid, WESTERN |Mrs. L.S. Cox, Mrs. R.W. Ew- ing; Wo-He-Lo Club, Mrs. N.F. FUNERALS Stewart: trustees financial re- port, A.G. MacMillan
MULLIGAN FUNERAL The funeral for Aden P. Mulli- gan was held from his late resi-
dence Thursday, Feb. 25. to St
Malachy's Church, Kinkora SUMMERSIDE A Sum. where Solemn Requiem Hig h
Mass was celebrated by Rev. merside resident, Wally Coul- Harold Croken, »arish priest. 900. was fined $75 and costs or Rev. R.F. MacDonald was dea- 15 days for impaired driving con and Rev. Basil Croken waS jast night in Prince County sub-deacon. Rev. eee court. Magistrate W. Chester 8. die was master of cer ; "
‘A guard of honor of the 4th De- MacDonald presided. = gree, Knights of Columbus pat- eee cus °c a —— icips leadership charg wi e ence | ticipated under the lea ip ea
. in June, 1964, but Present in ’ : Ce were Rt. Rev. been contested until a final ver-
1G dict was reached last night
PF. MacDonald, VG: Rt Rev. h
Patrick McMahon: Rt. Rev. J. Pipes Ba Gans ree PE. O'Hanley: Rt. Rev. G.A. (tne accu dodlbes MacDonate- Rev—_P.F_Hughes: jhon was had Sana eared be: Rev W. Keele; Rev Andrew ign, “SeSgisirate MacDouald. i | MacDonald: Rev. Reginald Pha- |, earlier court yesterday. | ao Re Sor ae A Traveller's Rest man drew | Callaghan: Rev. Clifford Mur- oven a a. per Reg, Peis Racine tat a
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from the P.E.I. Liberal re leone When arrested: he had been tion, Prince County Hospital| 9+ of jail approximately two Board and the Catholic Welfare | hours after serving 30 days on a |
Impaired Driving Nets $75 Fine
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over as principal Street Elementary School,
Board attended in a hody The cimiar charge, j sisters of St. Martha wer errs Charles E. Woodworth of | sent in a group fa RCAF Station Summerside en-
were: John R. McCabe, Clayton McCabe, Ravmond Smith, Al den Carr. John W. Farmer. Al- bert McCardie, John M. Mulli- gan Jr., and William MclIvor. Interment was in the church cemetery where service was conducted by Rev. Harold Cro- ken.
DEATH NOTICES
Received too late for Classified death notice colume
MacNEILL At Saint John, N.B.,
ednesday, Feb. 2%, 1965, Clarence D. = of Miscouche, in
— At Clyde River, Thar day, Feb 25, 1965, James w. a
his SOth year. Resting « Mac Feb.
tered a plea of guilty to a charge of failing to file a Tl income tax }
form for 1963, after having been | :
i demanded to do se.-He was as- sessed a fine of $25 and costs. Appearing on a charge of im- paired driving Harold Woodside of Summerside reserved his plea luntil he consulted a lawyer. The case was adjourned to March 4.
Rev. L. M. Settle To Address Public} | At Christian Hall
Rev. L.M. Settle, BA, BD, Masstown, N.S., will deliver a public address in the United Church Christian’Educat- ion Hall Friday evening.
address the P.E.I. Ministerial Association at the Cavendish Hall.
Mr. Settle will also speak at the United Church, Summer side; at 2 p.m.
to make their reports. The meeting showed that over 50,- 000 people were treated at the
hospital last year, and over 250,000 meals were served.
S‘side School
Appointments Announced
SUMMERSIDE — Four Sum- merside school administrative appointments ‘were announced here yesterday by Chester S. MacDonald, chairman of the baard of school trustees.
Francis MacNeill, BA, BSe,
BEd: “a principal of Elm Street!
School, is now superintendent of Summerside Schools. He re- places Clarence Mercer
Mr. MacNeill, a native of Summerside, received his early
education here. His former po-| stop sign and was fined $10 and
sition is being filled by Rufus Reid, BA, BEd, who is from Sackville, N.B., and is currently
teaching there.
Donovan Russell, BSc, takes of Summer re- placing Norman MacDonald who is retiring from that posi- tion.
Richard Noonan, BA, BBd, now a teacher on the Summer- side High School staff, becomes vice principal of that school. Da- vid Lidstone is principal
Mr. Noonan was educated in Summerside public schools earned his BA at Saint Duns- tan’s University, and his BEd at Saint Francis Xavier University. He is the son of the late Preston Noonan. He is married and has one child
‘Abbie’ Makes 6 Full Trips
MV Abegweit experienc-
ed summer conditions in North- tee since 1961
umberland Strait yesterday. She made six round trips and her longest time was an hour and a half.
Fhe CNR train_was_only a little off schedule last evening due to a slight delay on the mainiand.
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Westesn And Central Districts |
The Guardiad Charlottetown, Fri, Feb. 26, 1965. 5 |
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Bribery Probe Was Removed From Officer Before Finish |
By DAVE McINTOSH OTTAWA (CP) — Supt. Wil- fam George Fraser, 56, acting director of the RCMP’s crim-
Lucien Rivard and his wife to be questioned .
Supt. Fraser said Rivard was in jail and his case was before
inal investigation branch, testi- the courts Questioning of Mrs, fied Thursday that the investi- | Rivard “never entered my gation into alleged attempted mind.” bribery and coercion by federal Rivard was arrested June 19 jministerial aides was ‘taken for U.S. authorities on narcotics ' out of my hands" before it was conspiracy charges. Mr, La- completed montagne, attorney for the US., He told the Dorion inquiry said Denis offered him $20,000 ‘s that he was never even told ‘to arrange Rivard's release on % whether the investigation was bail jstill going on or whether it was Former RCMP Sergeant Ron- \¢losed ; ald Crevier, the man who ar- | Supt. Fraser said Deputy rested Rivard after a nine Commissioner J. R. Lemieux months investigation, testified took over because Inspector J. Thursday that the force could |
P. Drapeau, the chief investiga- have laid a tran which would tor, ‘‘was speaking French to have netted sufficient material Lemieux and reported to Le- evidence for an arrest concern- + mieux."' ing the allegations of attempted Ross Drouin. Conservative bribery and influence-peddling. party counsel, said And you He said he felt his hands were < \resented that they were always tied and that he could not take e - talking French and you didn’t the initiative without ° instrue- Driver Fined like it and dropped out.” tions: from headquarters ee Supt. Fraser said ‘‘}, Mr. Crevier, who assisted ‘t drop out. They spoke Insp. Drapeau, said he didn’t English in front of me. | didn’t know the reason for the delay | FX ODUCTION RA y VES FRE | On 4 Counts ge! I didn't get the file.” in the questioning of Mr. Roul- ST. PR D WS RA H ‘raser repeated that the eau i Donald, presi rancis layed Laisa Justice of the Peace Albert /file of the investigation, which ~~ “nan aa Alumni hoo eee i Faves . ae - ea p> sac were a Dinnis fined Thomas Gerard | began Aug 11, ceased to be sent ciation, discusses the ethnic Ont BBeybapore: al Tierney, _Charletiotonn, = - to him after Sept. 3. Just Six Cases | value of a rose with Sandra Which drew raves from the ry MacNeill, left, as El Gelle, eac our charges when . . | jence , Perras played appeared in Traffic Court yes REPLACED HEAD On City Docket “The Fostastichs’. a”mrehse- Gesrtamn la pa sire et "pene Matt. ™ | terday morning. |* Supt. Fraser said he had ori- ontastichs”’, &_preduc- 7 : -
The accused pleaded ity |ginally appointed Sgt. Joseph to two charges Mt driving, a |McLeod, whom he had known motor vehicle while not being |from boyhood, to head the in- | the holder of a valid driver's lic- |Vestigation. Three days later, lense, for using another per-|Deputy Commissioner Lemieux son's driving license while op-|| instructed” him that Insp. ‘erating a motor vehicle and for | Drapeau was to head the in- | failing to transfer the registra- | ry. a | tion of a motor vehicle. ommission counsel Andre
Louls Augustiis Hynes of West ;Desierdins. asked.;- whether ...it
Only six cases were on the docket of Magistrate A...James Haslam, QC, in’ City Police court yesterday morning
Wilfred B. Burke, Charlotte-
W th W | town, was fined $25 and costs g for failure to file an income ‘tax . return. | | The case of Robert Goment.| “0S n ’ Charlottetown, charged wif — _ yee ete ae ee fee Supt Fraser te opr | selling subscriptions without a
U for Supt. Fraser to appoint a | 1 ta | : eee |French - speaking investigator icense pte cana vig ta — Weather warnings were post-) gency call : because most of the persons in- 4 when, ne coused jed in ‘all &reas’ last night., as | Charlottetown James Edw var Davies. Char. volved were French-speaking» | his appeared in court, teoning rain and high .winds lottetown, ‘fa G10 and |, Never gave it a thought,” | Brie J. Doucette and Keith Boa" ine province. The wea- [Sut Fraser ssid witheyt a,me- | LeLachour both O conathy of {ther bureau reported gusts of 60
costs.
Douglas and MacEwen a Mt. Stewart, were fined $10 a \gupt. Fraser oa Ac - g. 19 had not costs for operating bd moter ordered immediate questioning vehicle without sefficient equip-|4r Tiberal MP Guy Rovleas aes a then parliamentary secretary to i Arthur MacDonald, — Minister Pearson. Nine Mile Creek, was fined $10
Montreal lawyer Pierre La- ie costs for passing on a solid | montagne in his complaint to
For failing to report for re- |e RCMP said he thought Mr.
inspection, Robert Vernon Train- | Rouleau was the persen behind
the alleged bribe offer by Ray- Lok ~mmnan was fined $10 and mond Denis, then executive as- costs.
sistant to the immigration min-
Several counsel asked. why
ister. t Supt. Fraser said he and De-
Ex. Islander | puty Commissioner eos eat cided together that three =
Gets Position ialse—Denis, Guy Lord and An- dre Letendre, aides to Justice
John Jay, a resident of Hali- Minister Fayreau — should be fax and formerly from Clark- questioned “WS soon as possible. town, P-E.I., has accepted Questioning of Mr. Rouleau position of vice-president andj\would “come in due time,” manager of the engineering com-|Supt Fraser said. sulting firm of Canadian Plant and Process Engineering Ltd.'| QUESTIONED MONTH LATER with offices in Halifax in the lat-| Mr._Rouleau was questioned iter part of March. |Sept. 17 by Insp. Drapeau. | Mr. Jay was municiple direc-| Supt. Fraser said Insp. Drap- tor of engineering for Halifax |eau had sufficient authority to County’s public works commit-|question Mr. Rouleau or other z persons without further instrue-
He received elementary eda- tions after interviewing Denis, \eation at Pisquid West and lat-|Lord and Letendre. er moved to Halifax with his | Supt. Fraser said in reply to
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Jules Deschenes, federal gov-|
{B. Jay, in 193. He gradtiated|ermment counsel, that he had :from Neva Scotia. _the investigation in any lege with a degree in engineer-|kind of a straight-jacket.
ing. Mr. and Mrs. Jay andvin-| He was asked whether it fant presently reside in Halifax.|wouldn’t have been useful for
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mept’s hesitation North River were each fined | $5 and costs or two days for failing to stop at a stop sign. One person charged with being drunk and incapable was given 2-day suspended sentence.
Spread Of ‘Flu Causing Worry
LONDON (AP) — A wave of| influenza spreading outward from the Soviet Union has claimed tens of thousands victims in Europe. Fear has | been expressed that an altered |
strain of the familiar Asian flu; Less than 15 per cent of
virus might be responsible. An ofticial of the World
started in the Soviet Union, but was under control there except Ukraine. official said the standard iXsian flu virus usually affected lonly children, but ‘number of adult cases being re- jported “means responsible could be jous than we thought.” ELECTRICAL TIMING National Electrical Week in
Connda, Beh. 7-13, has been timed to coincide day of Thomas A. Edison—Feb,
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