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late Mr.

rented a car in which they are touring Prince Edward Island and Nova Scotia.

While in Halifax Mr. Ina-rd will attend a convention of the Royal Trust Company With iwhich he is associated.

Seat Belts

former Islanders mews». j Son Visis Island

i A minimum of 8300 damage was done to an RCMP vehicle ALBERTON‘ — Mr. and Mrs ,the first of his generation to re Don Le a rd, Edmonton. had ‘ turn to the home of his father.

ISLAND NEWS PAGE

2 The Guardian. Charlottetown, Mon. Sept. 21, 1964.

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Montague Saturday night when the car was forced off the road during a chase.

The car with two Montague

iRCMP officers in it was chas-

their first opportunity to most I He and his wife \\'erertavorab 121g: tigspggwwﬁn :hﬁnc‘ms

a number of kiiifolk in West liy impressed by the beauty of .saw 8 cu turning in from of

Prince County during tiie week- this province and the friendli- l them. They took to the ditch

end when they were guests iness accorded them. lm avoid the other car. Neither

COUSI'L Mrs- A r t h H r i Mr. Leard saw'liis father's old i officer was mm. Superintendent

Wriilht. at Albermn- home and the school he attend-1&5. McNeil said ,5 both men More than 60 years ago the l ed. He also called on a number were wearing seat belts,

and Mrs. Archibald , of relatives. While visiting May- Supt, McNeil stated that he

Leard, accompanied by three of ' or Roy Leard he listened to a I recommended seat be", ,9

AIRCRAFT INSTRUCTION

seven weeks of special train.

their sons. Harris Elven and itape recording made at the everyone_ . ~ . ' ' i '. ‘ - a Chief Petty Officer I. J. to Petty Officer Cldd Wil-

Leewm, moved trom Alberton ,Leard picnic this summer. 1 FARTHEs-r NORTH Benominstmem, attheground “am Chapman. 0 in“ at Shawn” this mm- .to saSkamon' M" and M’s- Ifeard travelled Point Barrow, Alaska, is the crew division 'of HMCS Kent, warlottetown. Cadet M

3 D0" Leard' 8 5°“ 0f the late l by “am from the" home m Ed' northernmost point in tho Shem-water. described the Chapman. with so other see ' I

‘Mr' and Mrs' Elven Mard‘ ‘°‘m°"t°“ to Moncmr“ there they United States. CSZF Tracker brake system cadets acres Canada. took m“ on“ Deknu “‘0‘”

HAILE SELASSIE VISITS BUDAPEST

pest. Selassie, first crowned head of state to visit this Com- munist country, is tournng east Europe. He has visited

Ethiopia's Emperor Haile Selassie throws a salute to the crowd greeting him on his arrival Sunday in Buda.

Mail Carrier Service for New City Streets

Hon. John R. Nicholson. Post- cerned informing them of the master General has announcedﬁmpending service and of h the that 152 points of call for letteryneed to install mail receiVing

to Bulgaria Wednesday. (AP Wirephotol.

Heavy Docket In Traffic Court

Four persons were each fined $10 and costs for passing over a solid white line when they ap- peared in Queens County Traf—k fie Court Saturday morning. .

Pleading guilty to the chargesly were Elwin Hostin . ‘ Cornwall. George Michael Flan

carrier services in the north-;facilities. blghgggtteeéoul'tgz t Ralph west section of Charlottetownr . .. r . .r C .v ._ un er iv The streets ate. Prince Char yer and Last” Frizzel' Bradab

have been BPPFOVf’d les D rive. Newland Crescent. ll

Charlottetown DGSlmaSter Wil'rAdmiral Street, MacKay Drive. l mne‘ Iiam Griffith said last night. the ‘ Harbor Lane, Parkvieu' Drive_ John L o m a n McBeth service would 'n as soon as‘Chal-imre Drive, Dennis Cre. Grandriew was fined $25 the people were notified of the Escent' Edinbomugh Drivev Leo. costs for speeding. “en/ice and installed ma” “9' I paid Street. Landsdowne Avon-l Ferdinand .l n so p h Blacquie- septldes 1" the” flows and “um' 1tie. Laurie Lane. .lolinston A\'— i re of N o rt ll Riistico was fined

of and

bered t'ie houses: approximate-anus Riverside Drive. lnker- $10 and costs for parking on

‘5’ Wllhm 5‘ “'eek- he “llmaled- iman Lane. Kensinrzton Road, I the travelled portion of the : Mr. Griffith said that unfor- Smallwood Crescent, Duncan ihiehway. j

tunately there would be no in- ’ Heights, Orc'iard Court. ftIaplei Ernest Raymond waish of

crease of carrier personel as the 152 points were spread over a wide area.

In addition. group mail box service by Letter Carrier will be provided to 23 families on In- kerman Lane Extension. Belve- dere Avenue and Laurie Lane

Spring Park Road. |. East Royalty was fined $10 and’

Riverview ‘ costs for having four in the cabi

‘ Avenue. iSherwood Crescent. :D we. Elm Avenue and North ‘of a motor vehicle. I ‘RWEY‘ Road- ‘ Milton MacRae of C'iarlotte-l

‘town was fined $10 and costsi . ]for driving without due care! l :Car Accrdent Trailer Park. 3 , . This improved postal service;CIa|ms

iand attention. will commence when 80 perI

Arthur Ramsay Cousins. Bal- tic. was fined 510 and costs for r speeding. cent of the patrons who are to. receive door-to—door delivery ‘ service have installed p r o p er mail receptacles. Forms will be distributed to the patrons con-

Word has been received here . by relatives of the death of. } Ruth Orr Watkins of Vancouver 1 g as the result of a car accident. ' I She was the wife of '

i lthe late Captain F.L. Orr and; Mrs. lJemima MacPhail) Orr. R d ‘ Surviving beside her hus-r u iband are: her daughters. Clau-r -dia and Linda Watkins :three step-children; a brother, [James M. Orr of Berkeley. ‘ ;California. her step-mother. E Mrs. FL. Orr of Charlottetown , land Kensington and other re- jlatives in ince Edward is- ?land and British Columbia. 1 Funeral services will be held; 11955," at Vancouver on Tuesday, Sept. ‘

Mrs. Julien had refused the , 22' r

Invitation by Mavor Moore to '“—"’*“‘—"—““""'—“"“—‘

appear In a 00mm“ permm' ‘ MOTOR REWINDING

auce at Confederation Centre, & REPAIRS

zecause of her separatist views. Dr. Frank MacKinnon, chair Storey Electric Ltd. lffti l’i‘inr‘i' SI .4 li'tnii ii

Charlottetown Y. M. C. ll.

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Full 8. Winter Program

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N oontime Men's Swim

Premier Walter Shaw. com- menting on the refusal of Mon treal singer Pauline Julien to sing before Queen Elizabeth in Charlottetown Oct. 6, s 3 id “things from the past which were settled long ago should not be used as an excuse for rude-

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