At Kensington

“KENSINGTON — Mr_and Mrs F. W. Farrar and their five chil- dren were left homeless when fire destroyed their home and all

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Western and Central Districts The Guardian, Charlottetown, Mon., Jan. 24, 1966. 3|

Fire Destroys : ed ‘shout 39 feet\trom the house | Ais yas saved. - Farrar Home |» in veicves there ts tome

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and responded. A-garage situat-|

| insurance on the contents. Emergency “assistance for the} Farrar family was provided by) the Kensington Red Cross disas-| ter services committee, the) chairman of which is Willard) Stewart. * ra Reports last night had in-| dicated that neighbors had gath-

| its eee on Sunday morning Y were i

chureh. attending ensington Fire art-

ment responded to a ieee the owner of the house, Elmer Waugh, about 10 a.m. but found the fire had gained such head- way that nothing could be saved The Summerside Fire Depart- ment and the RCAF Fire. De- partment were both called later $$$ sr iarer

NIGERIAN

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ered furnishings and a vacant | house had been made available to the family.

Owen Younker | . Dies In Hospital | %

The death occured of Owen) Younker of Kingstor on Jan. 21) at the Prince Edward Island | ~ } Hospital in his 71st year.

Mr. Younker for many years! was a successful farmer and breeder of, registered Guernsey cattle.

q He is survived by his wife, the former Elizabeth Ann Grien of | Kingston; two ‘sons, Robert of Charlottetown and Roy of Kings-

his captors up to $1,000,000 to spare him, but in vain ‘4 _ “His bullet-riddle | body was found four-days later..."

Harrison's story on the killing

BORDEN LEGION ELECTS PRESIDENT

at the ton ; . ton; one daughter, Florence,

cakast ae Premiers Mrs. Parker Newson, Kingston:

: : és ei ‘ : two brothers, Elmer cf Kingston

Arthur Craig of Tryon was Smith, Prévincial Legion Donald, Oarleton; J. McCor- Crapaud, and Rev. R. F. Mac- | “A detachment Nigeria's n elected president of the Bore President (LEFT) looks mac, Borden; E. Duffy, Kim- Donald, Seven Mile Bay. |Fifth Army Brigade moved gi- © PhS corti ean,

den Legion at the Branch’s on. Other members elected kora; . Carmichael, —Al- | lently through the. streets - of Mendionbeske. ‘Oue waue. uae.

. : : C : Kaduna, dusty ° i annual meeting, replacing to the. executive are: Hon. ‘bany; L. Keough, Carleton; * H ty capital of: the Mrs. . Docherly, Eldon ic Harold Palmer of Tryon, .President, John Simmonds; F. Ranaghan, -Bordon; J. First Aid School Northern region ora cael erly ag

. . » The soldiers crept into

Maclsaac, Bordon; Wallace position around a modern, $300.-

Muttart, Cape Traverse; Pad- | Starts Tuesday %

res, Rev. Michael R. Ness, | 4 Red Cross first aid school c house and awaited the signal | will begin at 8 p.m. Tuesday at strike, pilies

Assault Hearing Continues: -se 2% 2 3 rn As Four Witnesses Called

of Sinclair Cutcliffe, assisted by tructors —° Evelyn| get his,car, and shortly after-, rested Roy Sonier. He also ob-|

4 ‘Mr. Craig (CENTRE) is pre- sented gave} of office by Mr. Palmer’ (RIGHT). while Pius

Crapaud;' first vice president, Michael Ness, Borden; second . vice president, Donald Mac-

The funeral will be held from the Cutcliffe Funeral Home to- day at 3 o'clock. Interment will

be at Kingston Cemetery. the roof. Rifle and sub - ma-

erat Ries Mrs. E. Ford riffled the house oo. front ‘tnt sideaeee oor | Dies At 106

Inside |

|RIDDLED BY BULLETS “The premier dashed from his

FIRST AID SCHOOL BEGINS:

Red Cross first aid pilot and is sponsored by the Safety ject got underway at Mis- Council of Miscouche. It is conch oe ae ae under the direction of Mrs. with more men and Evelyn Cudmore, director of school which wil ren one night {rst sid training for The Cas- ¢veh teeus ae Tae iee: | adian Red for P.E.I.,.as- ject takes in all Miscouche Regional High School districts

Julian Gaudet while in back ground victim Adrien Poirier is attended by Sister Ste. Angele.

see MD wus DEVELOPMENT BANK =.

‘A representative of the bank will be at

several ins' :

The course is free 40 interest- ed. men and women in the area. Films will be shown. There is no charge for the courses

The death occurred of Mrs. |Emily Ford, former Emily | Younker, wife of the late John

Winsloe; Caroline, Mrs. Cephus Nunn,

“SUMMERSIDE ter: | Snow Wind upstairs bedroom and :

a Antoine) Gallant, 407 Wat-| wards saw the police arriving.| tained some articles of clothing. no v i most to the kitchen d es = beng = begs : in the Moncton Philip Chandler, North Milton; | er. Stree the first witness'She testified that the lawn be-| On crogs-examination by 4G. F he was riddled wit | City Hospital in her 107th year! Jane, Mrs. Henry Ford, Win- pe wy vtne ‘acen when hear- hind the store where the man|Bruce MacDonald, defence, A -F h bullets on Jan. 21. Mrs. Ford resided} sing

called by / re Forecast

. - One of the premier’s| with her son, Austin, in Louis-

wives burst ‘into the room and, | ,; number clutching her husband's body, lor yoent ——

screamed hysterically until a| burst of gunfire silenced her son, Austin. of Loulsvile,” one

Funeral will be from the Mac- Adam Funeral Home, Moncton, |{ today at 1.30.

HONORS BEATLES

; lt charge against was running was not well lit. | counsel ,Chief Wannamaker stat- nrg edtineh was| SOMEONE IN STORE {ed that he had obtained the ar- resumed in Town Police Court Wilbur Gallant, New Annan, rest warrant from Magistrate Saturday Morning before Magis- testified that he was at a hoc- | Hinton, and Mr. er then trate R. S. Hinton, Q.C |key game on the night of Dec.| objected to the practice the

For Today

Reports from the Charlottetown

testified that she 2 and went to Georgie Arsen-| presiding magistrate issuing such ‘ Te ; daughter, Hattie, Mrs. Norman| PORT OF SPAIN. (Reuters)— : een. oa the win-| ault’s store at about 100, Borne. yarns stating soinien -_ saa —*, ot la eal At going _ ae Osbourne, Winchester, -Mags.; |Beatles Ringo Starr and John CHARLOTTETOWN on January 25th . iv , warrants shou _ Islanders ck | , Fi < dow for her son to arrive home one had been in the re at . would awaken this morning amid/at a darkened home in Thadan | ne ore erneeeee with hele a ae ce aeae a : : and

_ 2, when that time but his back had been| Justice of the Peace. oo come} turned to Gallant. | The prosecution then rested its Sergeant Harry.MacKay, Sum- case. The hearing was adjourn- | merside Town Police, testified! ed to next Saturday, Jan. 29.

She was predeceased by five

| brothers and three sisters. They

+ :| were: William, Winsloe; George,

was roused from his bed and Brackley: " Jeune North Win. | Minister Eric Williams. ~_

-‘ gn the evening of i ¥ “she had «seen a woman from behind a greyish Volkswag- en car parked on Duke Street.

snow driven by winds as anoth-|590 er winter storm makes an on- miles to the southwest. {eee upon the Maritimes.

lly conducted tour Satur-

“Chief Samuel Akintola . day of the island by Prime

SUMMERSIDE on January 26th, 1966

“Snow was forecast to ; 3 : . The woman\had staggered to-\that he had received a vial of falling at six_e'cleck ieee ee shot = ms \tvear-old son, | sloe: Oliver, Winsloe; — John: | = \If you require a term loan for a new or existing bust ward a car that came down blood on exhibit from Daisy p li ip b _- | winds of 60 miles per hour. penens dled Os tithe el ES ness, you are invited to your needs with hit Duke Street, stopped momentar-| Reid, R.N., on Dec. 12 and had: oO ice ro e@ Winds are expected to subside § father. S32e2Dneeen:. Is a i i 4 I \

ily at the stop sign, then moved, given the vial to Police Chief to 55 miles per hour and swing|.,F°Uowing the ‘eillings, says | An appointment can be arranged by telephoning |

| Wannamaker. ‘ ° Harrison, “the army conspira- Fue : ; Om es. Gallant saw the woman * The fiial witness called was| Accidents a Today. tetemerotaree ure an,|tors moved swiftly and smooth | : I Z MR. B. K. WILLIAMS Ae move toward the service. stat-| Police Chief S. D. A. Wannama- ; pected ‘to be hetween’23 and 25|0_ take control. Other federal | Stove ‘fla n : ; j jon across the street, and then/ker. He stated he had been) ... 5. degrees above cabinet ministers weré- told to SHEL - at as a ee t per aiber maidulmee ae acute vehicle cosidewa lee wena At midnight last night the pore -.. and return to their WW Oils : back . “4 i : . and turned) b Ha rmome v Se é ; 3 , : ee bg ‘of Dec. 3, and later that morn-| damage was sustained, were-in- — Seay ca eer ane | ates marccodad is aul Burner ache THE LINKLETTER MOTEL - Summerside | She then: saw. 4-man.running| ing had. observed stains on a vestigated by the Summerside erly 20,-gusting to 30 mph.’ office“ and“ broadcasting station Servi. erat bs ’ wot . “436-2157 S through the yard behind the| whitish Volkswagen parked out-|RCMP Detachment over there jowest ature re-lcut off all communication with : — again?- 4 : store run by Mrs. Georgie Arsen- | side the police station. weekend. pepe purted yourdey a0 18 alte elas pking oc A. complete \shock: of § ault, ‘Accused is charged with SAVED SCRAPINGS | Sunday morning at approxi-| 3+ 42m. and the winds @ibudh-\baried wire roadblocks ‘on th furnace parts on hand. If it’s backache THE DUNDEE MOTEL - Charlottetown assaulting Mrs. Georgie Arsen-/ One-third to one-half of the| mately 12.45 a 1962 Dodge truck | out the day were east at 10 to 15|road to the airport Lae Neat a: Reames S08 | eeeine eee ee ae ~ 992-2496 ault.) The running man, whom! window on the passenger door|WaS-in collision witha 1960 Con-| miles per hour. “AS & 2 mm Parliament t Charlottetown, Parkdale, and bladder discomfort. If she could not identify, leaped a was stained, and-there we re; sul convertible on Granville; 4 spokesman at the radio range but only a handful a Sherwood and Eastera so, Dodd’s.. Kidney Pills low fence and disappeared from/ stains on the seats, floor, right) Street near Lanes here. | said Yarmouth, N.8., was over-\312 MPs showed up. linzered for {ee Dodds Pune en ra. or in advance by writing to her view. _, rear window and door post. He|: The C reported meee yy | cast. with winds east at 66 mphisix minutes Ce en or J Ww Ski Siauers $6 bale k Mrs. Gallant then saw Stanley. had scraped the stains and pre-| Terrilee Chappel of Summerside | while Sheerwater was clear. with | oF eer : ° ° inner condition causing the : Gallant come out of his home to served them. Later he had! was demolished and the—driver | winds of 60 mph. oe Sows later Lagos Diat 4-4044 ee en re INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT BANK i handed the scrapings over to) suffered a broken shoulder along} Other centers in the Maritimes eee that the hg? \ zi You ean depend on Dodd's 5 > | Miss Bell of the RCMP Crime with facial lacerations. An oc-| including Halifax, Greenwood|Pre™e Military council . . . had | Kidney Pills. New large 236 St. George St.

Moncton, N.B.

and Fredericton: were reporting |**¢2_POwer-””

wihds of 43, 32 and 38 miles per hour respectively

— | The Rogers Hardware Co. Ltd.

ward Island Hospital, Jan. 22,| claimed the Volkswagen, and it! Damage to the truck was only 1966, Robert Dalziel, 109 Upper | had been turned over to him. $150 None of the occupants in Queen Street, in his 75th: year.| Chief Wannamaker had then! the truck was injured.

Resting at the Cutcliffe Funeral | Sone to the Prince County Hos-| ‘The second accident occurred Home until noon Tuesday: then pital and had a_ conversation| to- Spring Park United Chureh | With eee nrg shel with service commencing at 1.30 pie gan inpacalart jae et on'| P ; 1 a i Ret Floral Hills’ kay had then searched the area| S#id driven , John Adrien

ouche and a 1955

5 at 2o’clock:

EL ane Second On cxeleune and

; , Mrs.| MacKay had also se: the si _ cencan” eooe Royal. | Surrounding lots, but had found ty, formerly of Heatherdale, in| Rothing of value to their investi-

; | gation. her 87th year. Resting at the ARRESTED ACCUSED...

Cutcliffe Funeral Home until!” Chief wannamaker interview-

CAMPBELL — At

—around the intersection of Duke Poirier of the P.E.I.;

Ford operated by John Edward. Veno of Summerside collided a the - village approximately ‘five miles west of here. . Damagé_to the Poirier vehicle was—in the vicinity of $1,500 ‘while damage to the Ford was:

today then to: Zion Church, | ; ‘ 1 HOUR DRY ‘ “ \ carta commenting at 1,30. In-| inter obtained 6 #aivant nod oe ug open od a - of both vehicles | CLEANING . ; 5 a terment Valleyfield cemetery. | —| suffered minor injuries. 8 LBS. 3.00 ‘ Prices Reduced : ‘ane snd, Hoyo January Mollison Says oe Fast | MINEGOO-LAUNDRY | i . = Mig : 4. ¥ : \F 21, 1966, Owen Younker, King- ‘ 106 Hillsboro St. Ci’town. P i t Stoc Ta n ; ‘ t| He Is Candidate tina went up 26 per-cent in 1965. rior To g bong cua eer es = DINNERWARE DINNERWARE

from where funeral will be=held| SUMMERSIDE — Councillor today, service commencing at Grant Mollison announced Sat- 2 p.m. Interment Kingston ceme- | urday that he again will be a

tery. Please omit: flo : | the forthcoming civic election

SHERREN — At his home 129% | here on Feb. 22. Elm Ave. on Jan. :22, Arnold Co-; Mr. Mollison is completing his

candidate in the East Ward, in}

lin Sherren, aged 52 years. Rest- ing at the Hennessey Funeral Home from where the funeral will take place on Tuesday af- ternoon’ at 2.45 to the Church of the Most Holy Redeemer for Re- quiem High Mass at 3 o'clock. Interment in the: church ceme-

tery.

| first two-year term. This will mean that all three retiring coun- cillors are now in the field for re-election:

Coun. Mollison said that he ; made his decision after discus- sing the matter with a large

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number of citizens of the East | Ward and giving the matter a | great deal of thought.

WESTING-

Quantities. Limited

GALLANT — At the Charlotte- | town..,Hospital,. Saturday, Jan. | 22, 1966, John J. Gallant of Hun- | ter River, age 65 year's. Resting |

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at the Andrews Funeral Home until noon today; then to his late residence from where the. funer- al will take place Tuesday mor- ning, leaving the home at 9.30 for Requiem High Mass at St. Augustine’s Church, South Rus-

tico at 10 a.m. Interment in the)

church cemetery.

FINLAYSON — At Kings County |

Memorial Hospital on Sunday, Jan. 23, 1966, Mrs. ‘Annie Finlay- don_of Kilmuir, P.EJ., aged 58 years. Se Funeral Home Tuesday, . Jan. Interment in

Montague Community cemetery.

McCAREY — At the Charlotte- town Hospital on Sunday Jan. 23

rvice from Montage

2) suffered a fall at his home.

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Dawson Quigley, Montrose, is a patient in the Western Hospi- |’ tal

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Roy Harper, Christopher Cross, is a patient at Prince County Hospital, Summerside, where he is receiving treatment for injuries received when he

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