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'’ ‘Eastern And Central Districts The Guardian, Charlottetown, Wed., April -21, 1965. 5

CN Changes Aid Travel To Island

IN (Special) — The many changes and improvements service between Charlotte- in CN services across Canada. town and Amherst which cut | Says J. G Davis, Maritime area

hours off the time needed to; manager: “anyone planning a travel between Prince Edward} trip should check with the local}

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Island and Montreal last sum-| CN agent to see how these chan-

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la.m. and 7.15 p.m. ADT to take Scorers in this week's duplicate

|passengers from ‘the westbound | bridge at the Charlottetown Ho-

\Ocean Limited and Scotian to tel. Following are the results:

mer is being reintroduced by | ges affect his journey.” changes in the new CN schedule The buses ‘will leave Charlotte- town at 6.46° a.m. and 11 am. For 2 Weeks the buses will leave at 11.05 North and South, were high Summerside and Charlottetown. | NORTH-SOUTH

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Fire Chief - - Comments After Blaze

MONTAGUE — A grass fire 4 - be yesterday morning required the | =" services of the Montague fire brigade to bring it under con-; trol.

The fire started about 11 a.m. and for a time threatened, to spread to homes in the vicinity.

MacDonald who was not home at thte time.

Fire Chief D-H. Coffin, follow-| ing the fire. stated grass fires must not be started within the town limits without permission and he hoped this one was no indication of what to expect in the next few weeks. |

He also stated on being quest- ioned that no grass or any other

the town. | past years the members of | on their ty | f a NEW ATTACK BOMBER

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id, and it is unfair to expect | em to do. so in the future. is eut anyone can) s a fire “but it takes many | hard work to’ extin- guish them when they get out of control.” Z

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Man Committed For

ing on a charge of possession of an offensive weapon (a butcher knife’ for a purpose dangerous to the public. _The Crown was represented by Deputy Attorney-General J. Arthur McGuigan, QC, and the accused by Bert Campbell. Four Crown witnesses were heard: Lovatt Bell, Mrs. Cecilia Bell, Andrew Junior Bell, all of

GEORGETOWN — _§ Gerald Archibald MacLean of Murray River was committed yesterday to stand trial] at the next sitting

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MacLean appeared vesterday before Magistrate James Bb. Johnsten;-QC, in Kings County Magistraté’s Court at the con- clusiér of his preliminary hear-

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This will reduce t treveing time | Cutcliffe-Cutcliffe 63.25 0 od_ from _ places _a Toombs-Connol a Montreal and Halifax and Teta) Seep ly —— patrol aes when they re- | Point = wach on Soro | Hambly-MacDoaaid 60.49 i> te selena sr | Vater te tow scetele the! past wesr 0. — Ocean Limited will. leave Mon-|1 swson-sadler 58.84 Murray River ,and. Cpl. p.-J. -treal at 5.05 p.m. EDT instead | witler-Larabeé 58.73 Hender, Montague RCMP de. %f 8.30 p.m., and will take 30) pu ntain Palmer 56.57 tachment.: minutes less to make the trip to | Gallant-Gallant slik The accused did not make | Halifax. . a arrive in Am. | siacLaine-Henry * 50.34 | any statement or call any wie | Dern will cave | The results of last ’ week’s|

“ Halifax | nesses. He was remanded in| Oe ‘an hour. later - 12.45 p.m.|Charlottetown Duplicate Bridge

custody with bail set at $500 | ADT instead of 12.15, but will | are as follows:

with two justifiable sureties of eye NORTH-SOUTH

. arrive in Montreal at the sa me} NORTH aac time as at present — 8.30 am. | Cais Denke

-|- ‘The charge arose from’ an in- _ Connecting si services | Douglas Douglas —. cident in Murray River 26, between Truro : - 2° | Farmer-Green 54.25 1964. Evidence of Crown wit-|Moncton and Saint John provide | EAST-WEST ‘nesses Said the accused, follow- | faster a oe a ee saeielawen 58.50 ing, an earlier meeting, an argu- 294 Prince Edv : | MacLean-Atkins 55.75 | |ment with Lovait Bell, later was| AS in previous years, CN | 1 oe «ou ‘outside Bell's home, and when ‘rains, buses and ferries deed jehnd | Bell entered the house and clos- Prince Edward Island will oper- Vessey-Hambly 33.25 ‘ ‘ate on daylight saving time. On| Larabee-Millar 52.75

ed the door, the butcher Knife | sisi land C ia CN clocks will |

was-driven through the quarter- | , |inch plywood panel of the door. [continue to a standard | | Mrs. Bell said she called th wae throughou summer.

|RCMP who were soon on the! new time table mvionee|

scene and took possession of | = LOCAL the knife, which had earlier been taken from the door. ‘ CITY AREA Cpl. Hender said he and Cst. ; FUNERALS 3 : | Murray River atid took him to - Kings County Jail in George-| CAREW FUNERAL — The fu- | : | sows. | neral of Fred Carew was held | | fo 5 Tuesday morning from the Hen- - } . a hi e Nort River quiem High Mass was celebrated Grass fires were quickly by Rev. Gerald Tingley, — who extinguished- by the fire depart- | sda conducted the service at ment shortly before noon -yes- | the grave. Pallbearers were terday. The first was at Crest-

David Power had apprehended | 1 | E Funeral--Home to .— St. e Woman Dies

MacLean shortly afterwards in Dunstan’s Basilica where Re- GRASS FIRES In Boston

wood Drive and the second was behind the Curling Club. ’

COVEHEAD CARD PARTY

George |E. MacDonald, John | MacPhee, John Coady, Leonard MacCluskey, William Redmond

for Adele and: Alfred Hynes. Interment

Funeral. services ; Following are the results of |(Della) Moreside, who died at took place in the Catholic ceme- 4. ard Sats cheld Monday Boston, Mass., Sunday. after a tery- might at St. Eugene's parish, | short illness, were held yester-' poy_E FUNERAL — The fu- Covehead: ladies’ first, Dianne

| day with Requiem High Mass _at |St. Francis Church, |Mass., and interment

. Peter Doyle was Robinson, second. Mrs. Cecil Medford, | Pet3 auesday morning -from-the.-Watts, consolation... Mrs._Cecily in’ West Hennessey Funeral Home to St.| Watts; men’s first, Lloyd How- .| Roxbury. oar Dunstan’s Basilica where Re- att. second, Leo Doyle, consola- Miss Moreside, a native of | quiem High Mass was. celebrat- tion, Derrick Egan; doorprize, jthis province, was the last sur-| 64 by Rev. Robzert MacDonald. | Letty MacDonald, freezeout, _ viving member of the family of Seated in the Sanctuary were Mrs. Hubert Morrison, Lloyd the late’ Mr. and Mrs. Joseph | Rev Dr. Bernard Gillis, Rev. Howatt. | Moreside, North River. -G.T.. MacCarthy, Rev. Waiter She was a resident of Brook- | MacGuigan lew Eeie Gobin SISTER DIES IN B.C. line, Mass., for the greatest part | Rev Clair’ MacDonajd Rev. Mrs. Annie Beaton of Murray of ‘her life since leaving the IS-| james Kelly. Rev. Vincent Mur. Harbor has received word of land, and spent the past two | naghan pa id Andrew Mac- years with her niece, Mrs. Lois | fonaid. Pallbearers were N.D,| Russell Moore. Flower bearers Grasshoff, Medford MacLean, Ernest Bradley, W.E. | were John Moore, Stewart Crab. | | Besides Mrs. Grasshoff, she | ¢antiebury, Thomas Doyle, Al.| be, Leith Andrews, Lawrence is survived by a number of f64 Frizzell, and Thomas Flan-| MolyneauxLloyd Younker, Tom | nieces and nephews: William an. Service at the grave was | Sanderson, David Ford Robert Berrigan, Charlottetown: James | conducted by Rev.’ Eric’ Robin | Moore, Temple Stewart, Austin Berrigan, Dunedin; Louis Ber- Interment took place in the Cath- | Sentner, Ear! Younker and Red- \rigan, Vancouver; Mrs: A. | olic cemetry. ny | vers Stewart. Interment was in 5 gy lang oe oe : | Hartsville cemetery. |T.R. Jackson, rwood; “Mrs.. CUMMINGS — The iuneral | Harold Landry, Charlottetown. | for Mrs. Daniel Cummings was | JENKINS FUNERAL — The held vesterday afternoon from funeral for Willard H. Jenkins VICAR TAKES A RIDE the Cutcliffe Funeral Home. Ser- Was held Tuesday from the . | vice was conducted by Rev Don- | MacLean Funeral Home: where WEST KINGSDOWN, England | ald Campbell, assisted py Rev. |service was conducted by Rev. heel — Rev. Bob McCulloch, | A.E. Piercey. Hymns were The W-E. Grant. Hymns sung were

new vicar of this West Kent par-| Lord’s My Shephe S The Lord's My Shepherd and jish which includes Brands | the Ati @ ion kus te O God Our Help in Ages Past. |Hatch racing track, hopes to in-| Old Rugged Cross was sung by | Pallbearers were Perley Gay, |fluence the youngsters who! Arlene MacDonald. Pallbearers | Malcolm Judson. Edison Smith, j meet at local hot-rod cafes. He | were Cyrus MacNeill, George Parker Ings, Lyman Richards jowns an 120-m.p-h. motorcycle | MacNeill, John MacNeill, Ver- | and Bruce Jones. Interment took jand is an expert rider. place in Floral Hills Memorial | Gardens.

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ee bomber, with an_assort- fuselage pylon. It is one of two RCAF. he diate Ot ee tee, is | ment on two of its planes now being considered Chistene “‘Lena’’- Smith, 65, at Vancouver, B.C. Mrs. Smith was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. John A. Stewart and was born in Culloden, P.E.1. She is survived by one son, Ste- wart, Williams Lake, B.C.; :wo brothers,. Alexander, Truro, NS.,. and Lee, Halifax, NS., and one sister, Mrs. Annie Bea- ton. Her husband predeceased

PEL, TF Seeks Appointment Of Guidance Director Here

The P.E.I. Teachers’ Federa-; It was also resolved strong said Charles Campbell, federa- tion executive should .ask t he | Tepresentation should be made to | tion president;' Anna Riley, gen- Dealers in Charlottetown government to appoint -a guid- the Atlantic Provinces Examin- eral secretary, Mr. Lidstone and Tuesday were quoting ‘to pro-|ance director for high schools, ing Board to have exams end other members of the commis- ducers prices for ungraded eggs |it was decided yesterday by the | June 25 instead of starting June sion atended a convention in delivered at 30 cents a dozen board of governors of the federa- | 24, and that the board of gov- Moncton, where the Canada for grade A } : 27 cents for | ation. ernors executive and salary com- | Pension Plan and teachers’ sup- grade A medium, and 23 cents| The resolition was one of sev-| Mittee meet with the govern- | erannuation was Ceeuened “wih, lor are A feral vats 1 i of gover- Ment executive council on sal- the other Atlantic Provinces. - f ‘nors meeting held at the feder- | 2° next year. Sister Mary of Cammel, re ST. PIUS CARD PARTY ~ ation home with Charles Camp- _ Frank Recslio Sepetied 6 Ge. NE eee Followi =o tet iding cussions * pa at the “anni ee, “said w was _ being ollowing are the results of a presiding mieating. carried out on geography, his- Davis’ Lid ing on tory, mathematics, lanuage and

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Ladies’ first, Emma Gallant: (Church Lights |the superannuation commission, | *“'"C¢-

second, Mrs. Keir Bevan; con-! ° i RABE. GRANTED lation, Lu MacDonaid: | :

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= oe. eo —_ negotia- |tions was Frank MacNeill, who cond, Keir Bevan: consolation, At Murray Hbr. | : - _|said the committee approached Mary MacInnis, Preston -Mac- y |Dies In Ottawa |the government with a new sale Donald; special, Mrs. Lloyd) New church lights were de-| _: As ;Of grants, but no raise was Lidstone; door prize, Mrs. Keir| dicated at the Easter service in | Word was received in’ Char- _Stanted except for $300 for reg- Bevan.. | Murray Harbor United Church. | lottetown yesterday of the death ee teectee school degree-hold- ISLANDER DIES IN US. _| Rev. David Barwise chose Pu tone escae t tae tae | Alice Fraser, reporting on as Does — «) Prog god ital — Scouts of Canada, Ottawa. He — research, said three ir fount Buchanan recei : : | was 61. word of the death of her aunt, | Communion—was celebrated. Born in England, Mr: John-

— be undertaken next vear. Mrs. James G. Bears, Keene,| Service was held at Murray | som came to Canada and for a a — New ire. Mrs. Bears | Harbor Church Friday morning a of years made his ho as fon athe — : was the former Sarah Jardine, | for the three churches in the jn Saint John, N.B. He was one for the g Ss i saereties ac last surviving member of the|,charge. Rev. Graeme Fraser jpointed PRO at Boy Scout she could have more time for family of the late Mr. and Mrs. | 9! Valleyfield was guest speak- | Headquarters im 1946. During |field work to revitalize the loc. John Jardine, Brooklyn. She is) ¢T- -*\the war he! served in the Navy. als. survived by four daughters and ‘Mrs. Louis Herring and Mrs.| In the coprse of his duties, It was decided to defer the one son. A native of P.E.L.,| Silas MacKay sang a\duet. Mur- Mr. Johnson travelled widely | mew fees structure for one year Mrs. Bruce spent most of her ray River choir assisted the and on two'or more occasions. until after a further report from life in the United States. local choir with the music. visited this province. the committee.

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