CEREMONY MARKS SLAB INSTALLATION

Knights Hold

Eastern and Central Districts

The opening meeting of the)! Parkdale Home and School As- sociation was held in the school auditorium recently with past | —_— Howard Waite, presi-

The guest speaker, Gabriel) Chiasson spoke on ‘‘Music In The School."’ He outlined the history of music up until the present! day trends and stressed the im.

e of music appreciation to the future adult generation. A-| —- and answer period fol- |

School”, a Saturday morning pro- gram on the local radio station. |

A’ report by the treasurer re- | vealed a bank balance of $66.48 after expenditures of $50 had

was reported by the convenor of the ways and means committee.

The following names were sub- | mitted by the nominating com-) mittee for the coming year: past || president, Howard Waite; presi- ||

| versary

|| viewed the progress of the Can-

The Guardian, Ct.arlottetown, Mon., Nov. 29, 1965. 5

Province Reported Leading In Home And School Project

Any parents wishing to aid the fund can do so by contributing 35 cents. given any association donating $19.67. It was moved by Mrs. Bursay and seconded by Mrs. LeFurzey that $19.67 be sent :to the fund with members giving as they see fit and the balance be- ing paid by the local association.

Francis MacNeil, superintend. ent of Summerside Schogls, Don- ovan Russell, princi; of Park- dale School and illiam Jay, chairman of the schoolboard, all

MONTAGUE — The 40th anni- of the Roval Ca~-* Legion and the first anniversary of the new Montague Branch Home were jointly marked by a

The guest speaker for the oc-| | Casion was provincial chairman

of the Royal Canadian Legion, Bruce Stewart, Souris.

In his address the speaker re-|

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Island News Page 'SIU Asks For Lanes lo Aid River Shipping

MONTREAL (CP) — The Sea- \of existing marine safety regu | 1908. lations.

farers Internatioral Union o'

LEDUC, Alta. (CP)—Anthonay Turta, 93, on whose homestead was made the 1947 oi) strike | which ushered in Alberta’s con- tinuing oi! boom, died at his home Friday. The discove v ,well, Imperial Leduc No. ., |came into production in Febru- jery, 1947, on the homestead, which Mr. Turta purchased in He came to Canada from \Yugoslavia in 1907.

Camada Ind. has asked the fed- eral government to create defin- | ite shipping lanes im the St.

| Lawrence River and to require | Special recognition is|

ships to carry a minimun | navigation watch.

The provincial theme, ‘:The|| addressed the meeting briefly. |and representatives of maritime ay an ergy ll wee = | unions, underwriters, the board stre a letter from the . | president of the P.E.1. Home Legion Marks of maritime trustees and ship.

ssociation F 1 ; called “toi- Hesta MacDonald. The letter’ AOth Birthday aoe. meeting wee to | also prompted nts to listen || lowing most accid to “Know Y Home and shipping seasons in his-

marred tory, with 14 mishaps as a fe-

‘°1 | sult of collisions, groundings or

fire in the St. Lawrence and Great Lakes, resulting 23 fatali- ties.

been paid for library books and a party and celebration in| The SEU called its brief Fri- cod liver gil capsules. n gion Home on Thursday | da a oan a A successful rummage sale, night. | Gay ary 1 T lay

URGE, DOUBLE WATCH . lt asked the government to en- | force a rule that certain mini- mum watches be maintained on

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THE PLACE: NORMANDY THE TIME: D-DAY PLUS

20TH CENTURY.FOX PRESENTS

CLFF ROBERISON-RED BUTONS IES AEaNaiuaa THE BEACH

Lieutenant Governor W. J. ed pre-cast suspended slab | officer commanding “L" Div. | ; dent, William Socholotosky; vice-| sain : % ont T STARS MacDonald cut a ribbon Sat- floor-at the club. Lett to | ison RCMP: and club presi: | AmmuUcil Service | president, Isabel Cameron! sec- | f"tg,.-48ion from its beginning |ahips of vatying sizes both on | IRINA DEMICK-MARILIS GORING: urday night at the Belvedere right are Lloyd McNevin, aide | dent Bob Giggy. Club offic- retary, Beulah Moase; eer (the members of the Montague |and also that radio telephones | WORD Curling Club to mark the in- to His Honor; the Lieutenant | ials expect to have the ice | Honey LeClair, Grand Knight| Mrs. Joan LaFurgey; lunch, Dor- | pooch for the effort they re|on all chips, whatever the coun. | JAMES DIRECTED BY SCREENPLAY BY stallation of a newly construct. Governor; Supt. A. S. McNeil, cane eee ier curling | o¢ the ‘Charlottetown Council of| othy Barlow and Ruth Cate.20 putting ‘into Legion work, there-|try of origin, be manned at all’ JUSTICE sce ssa age case about mid- r. | the Knights of Columbus presid-| ways — ae et Drum. | ®Y contributing to the progress | times. SHOWS : ' ed over the ey Somer oo : being made by the Legion both! The union also called for e+ 3.99.7.9 WEATHER service held at _ Bhi : | Provincially and nationally. | tablishment of an upbound gonciere n uc Columbus Home last evening. | pRoJECT LEADER ' downbound :

Y's Men.

was worthwhile alone.

The freshman class at Swe-

Following a Mass, celebrated *", the Canadian H Mr. Stewart also paid tribute | TORONTO (CP) — Tempera- plain E.G. i report on anacian Home to the fine work which had beeen Lawrence River, with each lane tures: ree Tey. a commemorative servies| 224, School Centennial Project done by the retiring provincial |a minimum width of 80 fet,| | COMING WEDNESDAY | Low Overnight High Sunday | was held in which special tri- Fund ba ag ae Il Can. | Secretary, E.W. Hogan, who 1s|amd that until these are estab- n em ers | Dawson Ee ek OS 8 | bute was paid to local members that P.E.I- was = aii rte leaving the province soon to take | lished the maximum speed be Hank Snow =— e |Vancouver , ...... 2 47 |who have died within the past geet, province’ vossible 31 as.| UP new duties in Ottawa with the |set at six knote. Ferton Husky Phus < | Victoria . ..ecscoo. 44 48 | year. wee asia tobing por The fund | P°St Office Department. | The brief peenenied a roast s*— Over 60 Y’s| Wilson Ross conducted the | Winnipeg . .......- 15 18 Ten members of the council founded for the purpose of; The occasion also marked the ;Mmum speed limit six 8 it ace te saactnenaetaad | “world outlook forum" taking | Toronto v eecceteccs On = | delivered personal eulogies ES adasatian better children's recd- i anatal drawing to decide pon gy ae of the ae of District of International Y's| as his theme Crossroads to | Ottawa Pesiea z = |e donna ancy dele "ling by arousing parents’ res. - ic os he be redeemed | Sept- Na os a Men gathered at Montague yes- Africa. He used slides to illus- Fhe cing ee 31 ng decea ar reaiaur. Following the mrosting. — ie soem Jig meee for the pono oon = Bay terday afternoon to attend the | trate his talk. Three things he | Que : + pee eneeees 4 a a . TE. ( ; bership cards were sold, we . ar Ba : e time’ of rae ; ports district convention. | advised required by Africans eae eure ae as. eeeraee or 'Gailgot — , was served ual = — i. o ome bonds were rb ios = prada Sorel ant Y's Men from Amherst, Sum-| are medical, educational and |Saint Joha :........ % a: | SEAN, TMOG (ater Me.| Vited t talk with teachers re-| sold to members and these were Montreel. All the porte ere ‘a | merside, Charlottetown and Mon- | technical assistance. He was in- | Moncton’ - , «+..+++.; oa on W. J. Fitzgerald, Wilfred garding a 8 eronrew’, |e be fedeamed over a 10-year Quebec. tague were in attendance. | troduced by John Kirby who |Halifax ....... seers 9 3 hoes ae teak ond JR ponsibility supplying | period by drawings held at the It aleo asked various speed It- re cikesie Baek Mane | re oT oh ; oe io er eae: ease Se 48 [Fleming —— : A fecge bictedey cake in honor Ta cue ca a t meeting, Robert Hogg, | program ucation, commouni- | SYOMCY - ..+sseeeee i . Grvieat of fe Summeraie| cation and ieliowsip (get ccc SS at a am edhe RCMP Reported | 30s fle vase 2, lt where vial i lind ck club was nominated as district | A highlight of the program was | St. Johns ...... a i RR ie os re a e eve ne. and was .It-was-expected-that from” Fri- governor elect. Also during the | a talk and discussion on’ partia- fae wack re geenes 0 5 | : 235 Men Short | rhcialet ars fe the} aes and | day’s conference ground rules Ms, , business part of. the convention, naald te ax ra mectings wen. TK peceseees a ee Fr h | or _ wilers yetvar oy | me be eee ae oO < v y members were in- | CO! x Caren) OCT mer 8 3328'8e9 fara ¥,' Jt oy - >| meetings anuery WP. (| ducted inte as elaenatnail As-| the Summerside club. One- Y's tp Orleans ...... . a German e q ter OTTAWA (CP) — An RCMP oe branch president L.H.'to investigate the shortcomings ve re | sociation of Y's Mes. They are: | men was heard to remeré tol | oe Anges... @ «678 | Loads Pulpwood |B ca eter fall | ‘The remaiadet-of the evesi A Lyall Somers, Ben Balderson, | lowing the discussion that the | 4S Bee eco ress p is about 235 men — : a ai uieae te dats oad ake SCHOOL FIGURES ROCKET PTT ITTY Henry Somers, Bernie Griffin, trip to be in on this discussion; jar ymax (OP) — The wea- GEORGPTOWN, — The Ges. nae wore 7 yo bin a pe: ing - K

all of Montague, Vincent Mac- Lean, George Scantlebury and J.W. Lawrence, all visiting Y's Men.

The opening devotional period was conducted by — Stanley Streight who on speaking of to- | day's problems stated ‘Good must come from within the in- | dividual’. |

CITY AREA | |

| iliary of the Legion, was Char-

| ther office says colder air from the west moving slowly into the district will \cause ee

to be somewhat low- les Linkletter also of the Sum- | ee yor “ cancel to- be mefside Club. Mr. Link&letter forced into the district Monday. took as his theme “‘the duty that | This will result in cloudy skies

The guest speaker at the ban- quet supplied by the ladies aux- |

accompanies evéry right’, in which he stressed the duty of

Y's Men throughout the world.

Chairman of the convention was the district governor, Alton Doltiver of the Charlottetown Y’s Men.

| and scattered snowflurries, but | a few sunny intervals should be | experienced in most places. | Regional forecasts:

Nova Scotia, Prince Edward | Island, New Brunswick: General- | ly cloudy with a few sunny in-

man freighter Wernatal, which | adequate recruits are hard to arrived in Georgetown on Friday | ging,

~ with a pert load of pulpwood o8| 1 1 stay, the force started a Canada

board from Mulgrave. N.S, ail- | a |eress — advertising ed from Georgetown early Sut | a i. tee is tut only

day morning after taking on 600 | dords of pulpwood from the | 2ttracted 87 men, the —. Boates Pulpwood Yard. | man said. The force now stands

The cargo is consigned to Ger- i* about 6.980 men.

man ports. Loading operations | in Georgetown: took two days. Last week's storm deteyed the Larrival of the ship ito George- town by two days as it hamoer-

ing with music supplied by Cliff

Peters and his orchestra. Lunch den's universities, numbering

was served by Montague Branch 12,130, is 28 per cent larger in | 11965 than- the year before.

Ladies Auxiliary.

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FUNERALS |

: tervals. Scattered snowflurries. |¢d_loadingoperations_in__Mul. | to_other types of work. ‘ Traffic C See te maeeten rer’ . aamet'y Wh pee: ice “Whether GAY FUNERAL — The fun- ra Ic ases | this afternoon to westerly 20. | It is expected that another ay of unfavorable blicity e eral < fen; Gates Mexeater Gay | Low-high at Halifax 32 and 37, cargo ship! will be arriving in os ; me | Yarmouth 30 and 37, Kentville Georgetown Dec. 5 to take on a | @ recent years.

was held Sunday, Noy. 28, 1965, from the MacLean Funeral Home to Zicn Presbyterian Church where service was con- ducted by Rev. D.A. Campbell. Hymns sung were The_,Lord’s My Shepherd and All Th> Wav

Swell Docket | 98 and: 35, New Glasgow and | Goshen 2% and 35, Sydney 28

There was a heavy docket in and 33, Charlottetown 2 and City Police court Saturdev mor-. 35, Moncton and Fredericton % jming. Magistrate A.J. Haslam, |,amd 33, Saint John 28 and- 33, QC. pre ided. undston and Campbellton 20

|lange cargo of pulpwood.

Henry Richards Dies In Hospital

bridge, P.E.1.; Percy and Mel- vin, both of Murra; Harbor.

One daughter, Vivian, Mrs. Melville O'Connor, predeceased him about one year ago.

you are in show-

y d 28. Two brothers: James of i My Saviour Leads Me. Attend- E Wallace MacEwen, St. Pe an | Peter of Little Sands b ing in a body were teachers and ters Road: Louise E, Brown, 4, | MONTAGUE — The death oc-| Abney, : usiness adents of the Charlottetown Parkdale, and Alden Gordon, High Ge ‘today St Chattotte- curred at the Prince Edward Is- survive him.

ind Howl Suny 0 Heo | ie rma re rise aa amma Harbor, in Funeral will be held Tuesday at mth year. _2 p.m. from the Baptist Church,

Murray Harbor, each received ‘OW? 1.28 a.m. and 3.31 p.m. At

Rustico” at 9:10 “p.m. Summer- fines of $5 and costs or two days | P for fé®ling to stop at a stop sign. S!d¢ tide eighteen minutes later

Frank A. Gauthier, charged than Charlottetown. Sun rises

j oo si today at .7.13..a.m..and_sets —at- with-left-side parking, was fined 449 p.m.

Rural High School, emzoyess..0* Canada Packers Limited and the Royal Sea Cadet Corn: Kert. Pallbearers included: . William Wood, Jr., Philip Henry; George

ornot, — a qualified

-He was_born at Abney_and was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs,

MacDonald, Austin Keenan, vi Sesapk: ine a abies a | John Richards.

Molvncaux iatrment took place with failing to yield the right of SHEEP ARE TOO MANY | ae ee what does é

in People’s way fo a pedestrian, Brenton| gpanp a Moore, he leaves to life

rople’s cemetery. Hayden MacLeod, charged: with ROOK, B. C.. (CP) —/| mourn five daughters: Ethel, —<—= driving without due care and at. |OVer-srazed winter ranges used Mrs. Tyler Beck, Montague; the ltention, ‘Thomas Esmonde Mac- by the Rocky Mountain bighorn | Edith, Mrs. Leonard Gillis, Mon-| | ff | Leod, charged with parkin~ In a |sheep may contribute to exces-|tague: Cecelia, Mrs. Cecil) i under-

Inon parking area, and Freder. |ive deaths from disease in the | Penny,-Murray Harbor; Olive, lick DeCains Jr., charged with | K region, report | Mrs. Ernest MacLeod, Murray | ° failing to stop at a red light, J: ©. Brady of the’ British Co-| Harbor; Greta, at home, and | writer - each received fines of $10 and lumba game branch. ‘three sons: Clarence, Cam. | al costs or five days. - | D,. Edward MacDonald was | |fined $15 and costs or five days HELD OVER offer can help fer’ speeding. ae

There were six cases of drunk ————— and incerable. Two men were | 1S PATIENT remanded to today. Another two | Marjorie Garret, Forest Hill, |men were given 20 day suspend. |

BY POPULAR DEMAND FOR THIRD young men?

CONSECUTIVE WEEK

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i jent in the Kings County jed sentences and a third was gi- | GRAHAM BOWSER Membrial Hospital. | ven : ce 4 beret committ- Pops Blues Singer JOB? NO. for futu re ‘meni o'clock today. and - FIRE CALL | : ace ee eas pe | siath tone wee fined $20 and HORSE AND SULKY CLUB'S — CAREER? YES. securit ” Peet aboet'I's.m Seaday. hi _. reer mee wore fined 0 ead F~ GRANADA STEAK ROOM ; EASY? NO. | y. spokesman for the department | Sort 0” oe euee yr hand Members and Guests Welcome REWARDING? YES said a stew caused a lot of ebarged with illegal possession 4 ! \e smoke but was no dam. (/ \iquor was dismissed of the fe ‘cha if you make the grade with*the

PRECIPITATION LIGHT _ A city resident, charged with | A total precipitation of 1.4 in- |unseemingly conduct, had his | ches was recorded by the Char- case further adjourned to Jan. | lottetown Radio Range from Fri- 14. | day at midnight until the same | time Saturday. A spokesman at | the range said the total accumu- | lation of rain amounted to .08 of an inch while about a half an inch of snow was recorded.

UNLOADS OIL | The, Thorchov, Norwegian re- | gistry, arrived at the Railway

Royal Canadian Mounted Police, you set out on a rewarding, stim- ulating, satisfying Gareer. Your work can take yowjnto many branches of police, work, from criminal investigation to security and intelligence. You may fly a plane, sail a boat, ride a horse, | lead a dog team. The R.C.MP. | does all—and more. Your work may lead you to the lonely, frozen north or to crowded big city

. “The history of music and the other arts is full of stories of creative peo- ple who brought pleasure to many but failed to firid a measure of secu- rity for themselves.

“If the creative people of old were busy, their modern counterparts are really rushed.

‘Now in the age of television and

nity left for any one individual to concentrate on developing his tal- ents and attend to matters of finan- cial security too.

**| recommend that people with re- sponsibilities, whether in show busi- ness or not, should seek the counsel of a qualified life underwriter. Con- fide in the right man and hecan show

Don Messer

Nationally-famed television personality,

Confederation

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Centre

SHOW AT 3:00 ONLY

Coming Thursday

Wharf Saturday about 1 p.m. to | streets. It won't be dull. It may | is : :

discharge slightly over 3,500,000 She be dangerous. Whatever it is. it radio, the musician and performing | you how to plan a program of finan-

~~ of oe and a ox “han ca haa a taste of life will be a man’s work. Think you artist must drive himself to produce | cial security for your family and your- ~~ “Charlottetown. ‘The ship is ex- | sess letterbeeds, Ail - them can make the grade? | more and more programs to amuse | self. The Canada Life has advised me

pected to leave this morning.

AMONG SURVIVORS Survivors of Gordon Alexand-

. work. guaranteed. ' his audience. In one evening he will

be seen and heard by more people

on these important matters. **| hope that my comments will be

Be ; CANADA LIFE

MGM ano FILMWAYS masse

ELIZABETH TAYLOR

Ask at your nearest R.C.M.P.

GUARDIXN - PATRIOT

er Gay, 15-year-old son of Mr. ‘RICHARD BURTON office'or ‘te to: than early entertainers would face in of some assistance to members of ig :

ao po a Sing was ¢ E N T R A L EVA MARIE SAINT | The Commissioner @5 a lifetime. the younger generation and help

discharge of a shotgun, include Yy nivenneninies . Royal Canadian “Because the arts today area full- | them to see the.many benefits that

star rine 3008 ety ; P RI N TER @. sersy sn “He Cece’ Police ¥ time project, there is little opportu. | Canada Life ha’ to offer.” . ‘ brothers as reported Saturday. | one |” tm PANAVISION AND METROCOLOR - Criaws 7, eae

An inquest into the death will be | - Ontario A ¢ + Nieens —. held Dec, 6 in Charlottetown, z