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TENDERFOOT PINS

Girls of the 8th Basilica Girl at the Basilica Recreation Cen- McLeod presenting -a pin to Guide Company were present. tre. Seen here is Commission- Anne O'Hanley. Standing be- ed tenderfoot pins last~ night ~~er,-of-South Local Mrs,-Robert --hind-is Geraldine Power, patrol

Fishing Conference [ts ~ Set For Fredericton

Recognition of the vast poten- tial of the herring resource and its importance to the future of Canada’s Atlantic fisheries is in- | dicated in the interest shown in| the forthcoming Canadian Atlan-|

~ tie “Herring Fishery—Conference-- to be-held in Fredericton, N.B., May 5-7.

More than 200. representatives

of ‘the fishing industry, officials |

Regular Meeting Held Recently

«The regular meeting of the Queens County Ministerial Asso- ciation was held in the hall of

Rev. M. Harlow occupying the |chair. Worship was conducted by |Rev. H. Tye, minister of Park |Royal United Church. ‘ During the business meeting a report was given on the Good \Friday service and it was noted jthat the attendance at this ser- jviee had dropped from previous years. It was felt that the exec- lutive should. give some thought |to change from the one hour ser- vice to a three hour service:

Planned For Friday. -

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,;where people would not know struction in town where work’!

Zion Church, =Charlottetown_with_

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- Island News Page ‘Former Mayor 2 The Guardian Charlottetown, Thurs. April 21, 1966. M ay Nomin ate

Mass Protest March

There is speculation in poli-{didacy would be greatly wel- tical circles that. former Char- comed by the Liberal Party | | lottetown Mayor A. Walthen Gau- and it is believed several ap- | det will bea candidate in the proaches have been made” ‘to comjng provincial election. | htm. Nothing has been heard of |

One of the strongest possible any Conservative efforts in that figures on the local scene, it is direction | known that Mr. Gaudet's can-, Although dates for nominating | | conventions have not all bees | announced there’ is a vast amount | Of speculation over other names of possible candidates.

Among those most frequenity ; heard are Dr. Douglas MacDon.- | ald, Sinclair Cutelfffe, Gordon | Bennett Elmer Blanchard and Sidney Green as potential Lib- | eral nominees. However, the

The announcemem that a mass travelled to each site of con- Gallery Director . protest march by construction |their men fight the wage battle ‘Presents Lecture

workers and their families will ot eel graf bacon =

: Biv r full «support.

be staged in Charlottetown on ;The-mass__protest_pardde will Confederation Centre Gallery

Fnday morning was made at a ‘Director Moncrieff Williamson The parade will start at Vic-.Will present a public lecture on

give the women this chance meeting of protesting workers at the Labor Council Hall yester- toria Park and any mother who. Portraiture in painting - tonight

day. is unable to get a baby sitter is under the title ‘‘People And districts in which they may try | A delegation of wives of con- quite welcome to take her child ‘Their Setting."’ The lecture was | for the nominations vary con- struction workers, formerly jor children along. jfirst delivered earlier this year | siderably.

On the Conservative ‘side in

Ivan MacDougall, president of when Mr. Williamson was the | expressed their desir’. to help the local carpenters union, was inaugral speaker at the opening fied, they will be content,” -he chairman of ‘this ° morning’s of a new theatre at the“Depart- told the men. “If private indivi-,meeting: He told the men that Ment of Fine Arts of the Univer- duals can't get. jobs done they.the construction workers in Sum-. Sity of Alberta in Calgary, and may bring pressure on the con- merside are giving the cause W&S widely acclaimed at that tractors,”’ he- said. ‘ their full support. “Things are time. Tonight's address will be-

It was also made known at coming to a head,” he said, ‘it's %in at 8.30 in the Centre's lecture

met with Rejean Charlebois and

Fitth Queene, Hon MA Ferm- er,

| months ago, on the day the new

| Mr.

|on holiday, was helieved to be

names being mentoned for the ‘Conservative nomination and it ie > known at least two of those in-- volved are actively interested. They’ are John Kenny and City Councillor Arthur Wright. Also being talked about is Arthur McInnis, local insurance man. ‘On the Liberal side rumors have been heard of the possible candidacy of Mrs. B. Earle Mac- Donald, widow of a former Lib eral Cabmet member anud one- time Mayor of this city.

attorney general, and J David Stewart, arc believed both in the field again. A couple of

was proclaimed, Farmer stated he would again be a cauc'date. Mr Stew- art. who is absent from the city

Election Act

inclined to give un political ive after resigned his Cabinet post last year.

There -

BALLET CLASSES —

A limited number of students can still be accepted in most /classes for the spring term, April 18 to June 25.

Miss Sandra Laine, Instructress Fees—Children $10.00; Adults $15.00 Please contact Confederation Centre for further information. .

were several other “

the meeting that some contrac- just-a matter of sitting tight for theatre. Admission is free and tors are beginning—projects outa day or two, just a matter of open to the public. ; of the city... Construction was time.” During the illustrated talk, Mr id to be going on in Cardigan, Bill Shields ‘advised the men Williamson will examine the art ndas and Kensington. The present against the idea. of tak- of portraiture from many view | general feeling of the meeting ‘ing small jobs from private in- points. He will discuss self-por- | was that this was -a_ pretty |dividuals. He felt that this would traits, portraits of artists-by—fel- sneeky thing for the contractor |hurt the cause for which the low artists, and the changing to do. The men felt that the con-}men-are fighting: ‘As long as, schools of portraiture down

tractor was trying to get away \the needs of the public: are satis- through the years. @ Included as well are some per-

sonal views on appreciating good portraiture, and an appreciation -\of the techniques the artist must employ to bring the subject to life. He will also suggest rea- sons why a. portraitist or sculptor can supply certain es- ‘sential ingredients that the pho- jtographer cannot in seeking to lreach the essential personality jof the subject. The lecture will ~ be illustrated throughout by co- }lour-slides from the gallery col- lection.

Driving Charge Is Dismissed

A charge of impaired driving against Joseph Patrick MacAree tT | of Southport was dismissed when ist; he appéared before Provincial under Canada’s new joint ser-| Magistrate James B. Johnston, vices administrative setup. Un-} QC, in Queens County Magis- der the new plan, militia units | trate's Court yesterday. Council in P.E.I. will come under com-| for the accused was Frank Sigs- | : - mand of the N.B. — P.E.1. area! worth. General Turcotte will take up |command, with headquarters at. James Reginald Bruce, Lyn- |

Soo eemgn ater ee Le ROTI CUON. ‘dale, charged- with seizing a girl L Women’s Choir

the last sitting members from |

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that he is ‘still in business. The |might be in progress, walking to possibility of some of the ‘strik-|/riearer points and driving to ers’ travelling to these places |those farther away. was discussed. nr It was also. announced yester- Three or four earloads of men! day that a man from Halifax had agreed to go to Cardigan! is expected in town today to or- and explain to the workers there | ganize the City’s electricians. just ‘why they are not working.| The name of this man was not

Following the meeting the men| released.

Farewell Visit-

Is Scheduled ©

Major-General—G.A. Turcotte, 1a new posting following the for-| CD, general officer commanding |mal passing ‘out of Faste |Eastern Command Headquart- |Command, which ceases to ex ers, Halifax, will arrive in the jcity at 11 o'clock this morning jby RCAF Transport on a fare- well visit to militia units in this

Stewart Memor

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speaker.

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Progressive Conservative Nominating Convention =— Of the 3rd District of Queens will be held In Mf.

ial Hall Saturday, April 23rd at

8.30 p.m. Each poll is. entitled to send 5 accredit- ed delegates. Rev. David MacDonald, MP, guest

EVERYONE WELCOME

_ ARTHUR BROWN, President of 3rd District Queens Progressive Conservative ‘Association

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SUSE ee ne enna a eRe

|; Mr. Howard reporting for the |

D.J. McCormack,

militia advis-jthat time.

of-the Federal Government: and! =~ ‘the governments of the five At- | lantic coast provinces, as well as | marketing specialists are expect- | ed to take part in the confer. | ence, at which about 25 papers | covering every phase of the her- | ring fishery will be submitted for discussion. i) The-—Conference_is__sponsored | by the Federal-Provincial Atlan- | tic Fisheries Committee, which ; is made up of the federal Deputy Minister of Fisheries, Dy>A.W. H. Needler, who will be géneral ehairman of the five sessions, | : : and the Deputy Ministers-respon-Partment-of -Fisheries;—research sible for fisheries in Quebec, |and research needs will be out- New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, |lined by scientists of the Fisher- Prince Edward Island and New- ies Research Board of Canada, foundland. and technologists of the Board These are, respectively, Mau-/|Will report on the utilization of rice Lessard, Leonce Chenard, herring meal. : Brian Meagher, Eugene M. Gor- Particular attention Is to be man and E.M. Gosse. Each De- Sven to herring products for puty: Minister will act as moder- human consumption and for pet ator at one of the sessions. |food. Economists of the federal Reports on the scientific and 24 Provincial depaftments of technological work being con- fisheries _will describe current

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MR. GORMAN

imet-and felt-that-it-wold-not-be+0f E ‘spring but there was the possi-|Sue on Saturday, May 1. Besides

# the Fall. ‘had met with Dr. Frank Mae-|one in Montague. Their schedule

‘of the Queens County—Minister-

er.for P.E.1., will pay courtesy calls on Premier Walter Shaw, at 2.30 p.m. today, and at Gov-

_Genreal Turcotte anc his—par-+ against her will-was—remanded_ ty, which will include Major ito April 22. The accused’is to be

To Visit Here

School of Marriage committee | 3 stated that the committee had | The 22-member women’s choir

George Halliwell, CD, and Col. |examined by a. doctor: ‘before wart College in Toronto will

possible to hold this school this | Visit Charlottetown: and Monta-

ernment House, at 4 p.m., where the party will be received by His Honor, Lt. Col. W.J. Mac- Donald, - the Lieutenant-Gover- nor-of the province. =.

At 8.00 p.m.,-General Turcotte will carry out an inspection of the Charlottetown Garrison at

bility of holding such a school in |8inging, members ‘of the choir : _ ~*~ will’ speak to congregations at M.A.’MeCualg reported that he two Charlottetown churches and

Kinnon and discussed the matter consists of: Kirk of St. James,

|Charlottetown;. 11.00 a:m:: _ St. ial Association contributing an [Andrew's Presbyterian Church, annual sum to the prize fund of |Montague 3 p.m. and- Zion Pres- the College and that Dr. Mac- |byterian Church, Charlottetown,

Prince Edward Island Regiment, 5 Signal Regiment, and 5 Medi-

Queen—Charlotte- Armory, where |

|. Lorne John Cahill, charged iwith driving while intoxicated, was judged not guilty of the chargé but guilty of —driving|— \while impaired. His case was jadjourned to April 22 at which time the costs resulting from the charge are to be explained. Counsel for the accused is Alll- json Gillis. —

-LAND_ LIVES BY MINES Minerals account for 94 per cent of Rolivia’s exports.

Nom

4th QUEENS

cal Company, will be on parade: Parade commander will=be—Lt. Col. E.G. MacLeod, MC, officer

Kinnon was delighted to hear of 7 P-m. : the interest. | Ewart College ts the educa- Guests for the meeting were tional institution of the Presby- oo eon MacDonald : nent ev. W. Reid of the Catholic training of persons for deacon- | : / : Church. The guest speaker for ess, Christian education, Church; A presentation will be made to the afternoon was Dr. R.G. For- social work and missionary ser- |General Turcotte at this even- side Hospital, who chose as his vice in Canada and overseas. |!ng’s parade, from the local gar- topic: alcoholism. “Members of the choir come from |Tison, and following the parade During his talk Dr. Forsythe all parts of Canada. Included in % reception will be held at the pointed out that there is no one the membership are six of the | Officers’ Mess. with particular training in the 1966 graduates of Ewart College’ General Turcotte and his field of alcoholism,.just a few in-'who will, following the tour, Patty will leave Charlottetown. terested. police, magistrates, |scatter across Canada. from the tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock clergy, psychiatrists, physicians, prairies to Cape Breton Island 90 RCAF Transport.

and terian-Church in-Canada—for the; Commanding the P.E_I. Regi-

ELDON HALL

Each poll is ‘réquested to have five delegates In attendance. The public is invited.

Guest Speakers Thomas MacKenna, District President cee ENE

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- Progressive Conservative nating Convention

, ¢ APRIL 25th- 8.00 PM.

Pscyologists, and social workers. There is no one of the Division of Mental Health is primarily trained regarding alcoholism.

The mental hospital is not the Place for the treatment of alco- holism and not of the civil ser- vice. Along the lines of what is needed he went on-to-say that~1. Jail short term antisocial, mental hospital, general hospi- tal, half-way house, counselling, rehabiliatation farm, emergency detention unit. In closing Dr. Forsythe urged the Association to continue to show their inter- est in the work of rehabiliatating the alcoholie.

SELL PAINTINGS __

‘ ; Canadian developments in the oe P LTO, pee pentea uy | DETEINE industry on the Atlantic representatives of industry and |coast, and officials of process- government from the United i" companies in both Canada States, the United Kingdom and |274 the United States will set Germany will augment the in-/f0rth industry's approach to the

formation to be provided by the “evelopment of the fishery.

Canadian participants, who will cover every aspect of. net TOSSED BOTTLE | IS DISCOVERED

operations from catching meth- ods to processing and final mar- keting.

The views of-—erring fishing

Michael J. Cheverie of Sou-

ris who was a crew member

of. the CCGS Wolfe in 1965

threw a bottle containing a

skippers from )both Atlantic and

Pacific coagfs will be given; -ves- message overboard on the 25th of August {965 at 9 o%tlagk off

sels and gear in various locall- | ties wil] be discussed by techno- logists of the Industrial Develop- ment Service of the Federal De- |

- the north-east tip of New. . LONDON. (Reuters) — _ Six

! foundland. | The bottle was Paintings by Sir Winston

8 * _ =“found by a man named James Churchill Wednesday brought a

ee ‘ "| H. Ferry on the bloody fox- total of —£18,350 ($55,050 ) at | ; land shore north-west Donegal Sothehy’s, the London art auc-

., Ireland on April 1st, 1968, tioneers. All went to private

Mrs. Lloyd Howatt Caterer

CATERING

FOR EVERY OCCASION

Is Levied

' A fine of $500 or six months ‘and a sentence of three months in Queens County jail was im- | posed upon Louis F. McMurrer, Charlottetown, when he appeared before Magistrate A. ‘}ames Haslam, QC, yesterday on a charge of theft over $50. The ac- oused was arraigned in city police court

James Farrar, New Wiltshire, eharged with driving a motor ve- hicle without due, care, and at- tention was fined $20 and costs

Hall available: or in your home

or 10 days } Let everyone enjoy! Joseph Vernon Falls, city, ts =. themselves . . . let

charged with speeding, was fined a S us do. all of the

$14 and costs or five days as (Ri \ Secs

was also Gordon Bell, City, on YK ee oe

affairs from buffets

= to _Ponquets perfect. ly’. . . to your spe.

cifie Instructions.

@ quality and

MRS. LLOYD HOWATT

PHONE COVEHBAD A9-2

a@ similar charge

A city man Kevin Madore charged with speeding was fin- ed $10 and costs or five davs anda fourth accused, Marshall Peters, also charged with speed- ing. was fined $12 and, costs or fitce avs bo

A city resident Lawrence Marl.aren charged, with allowing adog to run at large was fined $i0 and costs or five days

Two other city .residents ———_ Martin MacDonald and Sam i CATERER Ling also charged with allou

ing their dogs to run at large had their cases adjourned to

Everything -

|to begin their work. | Each spring the Presbyterian | ;Church in Canada invites some \of its students preparing for full- time vocations in the .Presbyter- jian Church to tour a part of Can- jada. In addition to presenting jsome of the great music of the ‘Church, the purpose of such tour is to interest other |people in full-time service Church.

| Irene Dickson, a lecturer and! jadministrative assistant at. |Ewart College is accompanying | the choir. The choir, a fine chor- | jal group, is under the direction lof Henry Rosevear, F.C.C.O., | |F.T.C.L., an outstanding direc- tor and interpreter of church! |music and organist of Glenview |Presbyterian Church, Toronto.

pelts aise eis Cena a She

2 CONCERTS

Stella Maris Hall NORTH RUSTICO | Sunday, April 24

3:30 and 8 P.M. ADT Featuring Summerside Legion Concert Band and

Warren Brothers & the Arsenault Sisters Sponsored by North Rustico Fire Dept.

Admission: Children 50; Adults $1.00 Tickets now on sale by all fire dept. members

HAS TEA WITH WILSON LONDON (Reuters) — Ameri-

jean actress Joan Crawford had jtea with Prime Minister Wilson jat 10 Downing Street Wednes- lday. She and other guests- were jdelegates to the Variety Club’s | 4! international London conven: YOUNE ‘tion, which aims to raise money | in the |for handicapped children.

THE ELECTIO In order to assist enumerators i

Provincial Election on May 30th, held at the following locations a

PRINCE

For your house and Auto Insurance Contact D. W. MURPHY General Insurance 143 Great Georga S$#. (Abeve Fashion Shoppe) Charlottetown Phone 4.8132

LOCATION OF ENUMERATORS

Prince.

3rd, 4th & 5th Electoral Districts _ of Prince

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KINGS

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Ist& 2nd Electoral Districts and Red House, Launching, Woodville Mills and Annan- dale polls of 5th Electoral District

3rd,. 4th Electoral Districts balance of 5th Electoral District polls.

All meetings will commence promp

Progressive Conservative

Provincial Campaign

Headquarters Enumerators will be sworn in and meeting.

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Charlottetown

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168 Gt. George Street Phone 4-6295—45683—4-6816

Wednesday, April 27,

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LOCATION OF MEETING Ist & 2nd Electoral Districts of | O'Leary Legion Home

Elm Street School

__ Charletttown Community Centre

Quigley Memorial Hall and Montague High Scheol- 800 PM 21 Aprif

from the Provincial Election Headquart

N ACT, 1963

n their duties for the forthcoming Schools of instruction will be s per the following schedule:

COUNTY

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TIME & DATE 800 PM 20 April

iS i 800 PM 21 April COUNTY oe 800 PM 21 April

COUNTY.

St. Peter's 800 PM

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20 April

tly at 800 PM, and a representative - ers staff will be in attendance.

receive their enumeration books at this

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G. L. MONKLEY

Chief Electoral Officer Province of Prince Edward Island