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Eastern And Central Districts | ‘The Guardian, ( Charlottetown, Sat., June 12. 1965. 5

PEI Regiment Begins Exercise Prim Light’

Approximately NCO’s, and men of the Prince Edward Island Regiment will move into the field this after- noon for a one-day exercise that has been given the code name “Prim Light”.

The exercise will see the unit deployed in a_ reconnaissance role, and it will mark the re- sumption of corps training for the regiment for the first time

years

ago.

Lt. Col: E. G. MacLeod, of- ficer commanding the P.E.I.R., said last night that Saturday af- ternoon will be devoted to driv- er testing, field craft, and ob-

|stacle course competitions for

130 officers,

De-.

manding officers of other units, | , and officers and NCO’s of I and | A Cadre. Troops from squadrons at | Montague, Summerside, and | Charlottetown. will take part in | the exercise, with “B’’ Squad- | ron at Montague providing the advance party. }

Coat Of Arms | To Be Replaced - By Leaf Symbol OTTAWA (CP)—Labor Minis- |

ter MacEachen announced Fri- | day that the federal coat of |

The second basic training course for the Abegweit Ken-

OBEDIENT DOGS GRADUATE

Hood, right, of Charlottetown, The

walk away with first prize.

MEDICAL EXECUTIVE rhich will includ nel Club Obedience Training _ Phe presentation took place” at” left, eee the —Abeg- CANADIAN ASSN MEETS. | ically contd Deve been ——— oe Ww | fe uae are is i hool for- Dogs saw Gosburn's a dog —obedi ; aie 1 Club: Judzes- J

A meeting of the executive tives from each province was RR. O. Jones of presi- phar o eanans bill- to | ete. in fauce of the new maple leat | Chatty Cathy, a miniature Sch- under the management of Mrs. the events were Mrs. James } ef the Canadian Medical As- staged prior to the annual dent-elect; Dr. A. D. Kelly, | que day or a few hours, pro-| The exercise itself. will get symbol. nauzer, owned by Mrs. Arlene Wallace Ward, director of the Dempster, Hudson Heights, sociation took the form of a meeting scheduled to be held T. general » | wided-the Commons passed the | underway at 8.45 Sunday morn- Wh oc Coseeteniines teaaa Abegweit Kennel Club, at the Quebec, and Mrs. J.0.C. Camp- lobster buffet at-the Confed- in Halifax next: week. -Dele-- and Dr. C. A. Coady of Char- | necessary motion. Several safe- ing, will simulate conditions on iately branded ‘the annousice- |@*- word “Canada” superim- | Charlottetown Armories last _ bell, Charlottetown. eration Centre last evening. gates chatting before the iottetown president of the guards were added later to pro- the arrival of a small enemy want a Ai vs posed over it. ————_

This assembly of ‘representa- banquet from the left are: Dr. _ Prince Edward Island Medi- | ; of Opposition force, heavily armed, landed sérace. ge ae " 1 cal Agseciation jtsct the rights \im the Point Prim area by sub-. Mr. MacEachen told the Com- | ; — The parties and backbesch MPs. | marines and fishing trawlers, A|mons the change was ted |Conservative questioners that promp' Many other rule changes weTe | -oconnaissance squadron will be by the desire of some provinces use of the maple leaf in this S Sch | oe Friday. case did not imply any less re- ummer oOo umni \nnounce Prince Street [rire cing Smt ee enn toh |r ao _ lorce. di i * Roadeo cctshe semetenas- tesle-00- wil- tat cok Sackood-will-act- an | mutes for oclaY metic pre- | Social Credit Leader Thomp- Theatre ‘ Arts i utes, will be limited to one hour | exercise director; Mayor A. T. grams, in some of) their own |$0n asked whether there have © i Proves b la on Mondays and 30 minutes 68 Fairweather is control officer; plans. ibeen any prosecutions, ‘ other | at j cholars ip ee eee oa ome ee mee ees oe , A | ron, : up s the 1 ada- Mon or refusing : ome 108 contestants took part |... final w ty. Se no longer be | three eeeleces ote Pe ee distinctively: federal sym- | out serial insurance cards for | CONFEDERATION CENTRE

MONTAGUE — Eugene Mur- the will hold 2 | Street second annual appealed in a House vote. Rul- ‘ment, ° y Major... bol” and thus “inappropriate” | its employees. Charlotteto Prince Edward Island phy, president of the Montague | dance similar to the May dance-| the schol ae = ings by committee chairmen will oe ee for the card under these circum- | Mr. MacEachen said he knows wr Regional High School Alumni | This dance was organized most-| ternoon be subject to appeal by.a vote of | : Selkirk Park will be|=20¢c- | of no other prosecutions. But § Held im conjunction with the Prince ef Wales College Summer Association announced a $100 ly for those who do not enjoy; The contest was run under the | he committee. the assembly area forthe fet It will be replaced by the | they would be considered if j Session. .

; scholarship and a $25 life mem-| the current dances. This dance | direction of James Fox and was —Lunch and dinner adjoure- ins force maple leaf, a symbol “equally |there were any further infrac- i 14 196 bership “to the stu-|met with tremendous success! snonsored by the Home and| ments will be abolished, adding | “will complete their ar- 2PPropriate” for both federal | tions of the Unemployment In- Ju y 2 - Aug. 7 5 dent of Montague Regional High | and several requests have beem| s-hool Association and the Red 7% hours to sittings each week. ore camp at four o'clock and provincial programs, with ‘surance Act. | ; School who is deemed the most |rceived by the association for Cross Lat night sittings will be al- this af cna will —— A program of study in theatre arts and theatre educa- distinguished scholar by the future dances. This next dance, Winners in the various classes lowed to clean up a bill under | 4 til Sunday afternoon, tion of special interest to elementary and secondary school further his or Ber education” | Montages, bs Anges? *| Sil tebe pert. the provincial | discunsion unless 10 MPs object. | living under canvas as a self- SPECIAL DANCE teachers, povirenet set seoresiens Sxesees: Se further his or education.” Montague, in August. | finals to be held on the grounds Questions of privilege wil | con t i unit. Church service oe others interested in acquiring a knowledge x tmnoane waste of aa taal suena is Coane la eee %. 88 “| = : 7 | oe eae. ( Courses offered in Production Acting , be fc | day, ; : a bene Satere | on Sunday so that the ex- : : . of directors held in the school | all members outlining progress) The results are as follows: eg ae caning him to | oes coon move off at 8.45 a.m. ROLLAWAY CLUB Directing; Creative Children’s Dramatics; and last night. for the past year. ; Under nine years of age, 1. | weed out illegal and frivolous | Early Sunday afternoon, the ; hool Thea: uy { et at - oa a < ef- | The association will also spon-| Flora aig ee ar puny Stev- | statements. jannual regimental lobster boil TONIGHT Secondary Sc! tre. j . bers ‘sor a contestant in the July | emson. 3. Kevin Leas. i special committee of | will take place. Among the in- 5 . pel lanspuancceliantinel eat e ' Regional Strawberry Festiv: al te} Under 12 years, 1. “other | Seer ameltinn of 2t | vihed gueete will be the provin- Dancing 9:30 to 12:30 For_information write aaaak Se ake, Sica, [oo mee at Seinen: eee ees Codkim. 3 | new rules flowing from a resolu- |cial militia adviser. the honor- Imissi Summer School of Theatre Arts, a Mtr. ae Se eee i nced that the | Deborrah Khynes. : | tion 4 Tuesday. The resolu- | ary lieutenant - colonel, com- A ° 60c Centre, annual general meeting of the| Under 16 years. 1. Robert | 1.5 set a limit of 38 days on | Charlottetown, P. E. L N ed Fa — association would to) ane Whit paar eae Dean % are a spending estimates government provides that a spe- Music by the Hi-Notes featuring the star of ot FMEMN heid september 8. \debates each session. This cial committee of seven must Peppermint Lounge, Rhythm and Blues :*| change will not become effective be named at the commencement Trumpeter Bill Lea Di A ed 88 WEATHER until the committee reports. of each session to draw up lists tes g A change suggested by the Op- of members of all permanent —— : position and accepted the committees. a“ - MONTAGUE — The death oc-| TORONTO . — Tempera- 0 ne = x * kk Kk x * x * curred at his home in Roses‘ tures...+1, 22 ges Paci gesinces & June 10. of Dawson = w oo * * * «x. kx * * * *,

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two ‘sons, Hard at “hame,|Coamtltoen ..... 5 «Gt

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funeral will take place Se eek cvcues | Sunday. June 13, at 2:30 ‘p.m = Se aes a o | TONIGHT ONLY co interment in fonta- New WS osc... j gue Community cemetery. — € & iS i Tl NAL, Steve McQueen - James Garner o 7 | I tT] is HALIFAX (CP) — The wee | “THE GREAT ESCAPE cere eee dea weak disturb- ; ” ance over James. Bay is ex- | pected to move southeast over | and | meal sensational! : w oe : a ue =| . —New York Daily News SUNDAY AT 9.00 The K. of C. all regions, with temperatures | { a little below normal for this | | date. Scattered showers and | | — es oe See | | | cast for . nae New Bruns- | | ‘wick this afternoon, with the | | showers expected to advance to / | |southern New Brunswick and | | RETURNS HOME Prince Edward Island this even-

en Benson Graham, Caven- ing.

sh, returned home after re-| Regional forecasts: : ceiving surgery in the P.EI.| Prince Edward Island, East- -2!ways been considered to be! 4 Hospital. ern NB. Counties, Lower St _Wuite successful. This was the summer

| John River Valley: Clayboy would never TO HALIFAX HOSPITAL | clouding over in afternoon with |

forget. This was the

summer of Claris TS

Mrs. Samuel Silliphant, Brook- attered showers eves field, will go by plane to Hali-| ing: cool; See eaaits iiesaeateat | fax Monday morning, where she| in the afternoon to southwest

will be admitted to the Victoria) Hospital for further.

treatment, after being a patient | ... Saint John cae at the P-E.I. Hospital for about|S° ~—

six weeks. NAME OMITTED

prize list, published last week, the name of Ian Gorman was in- advertently omitted. Mr. Gor- man won the prize for Chemis- try 1, presented by the Chariot- tetown Clinic. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Gorman, Mount Edward Road, Chariotte- town.

MANY CHILDREN ILL A number of city children

have been afflicted with various |. types of unseasonable {llnesses, --

but school attendance has not

foticeably been affected. a doc- ..

tor said two features of the situ- ation were a type of measles

that is different and the fact ;- normally » ‘ook for outbreaks at this time | of year. He did not regard the >

medical men did not

situation as serious.

CARD PARTY Following are the results of the card party held at the Com-

munity Centre Thursday even- > 7

a ladies’ first, Mrs. E. Law-

lor; second, Mrs. Margaret McGonnell; Joseph Doucette; gent’s first, H MacDonald: second, James Pen-

lergast:

Lynn; freezeout, C. Shep herd and Mrs. H ac Doneba door prize. . George Larter @pecial, Roddie MacDonald.

and cool. In the St. Dunstan’s University |

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20. Low-high at Charictteoun . and 65, Moncton 40 and 70, Fred- NDP 18. Creditistes 13, Rine, independent two and |

Outlook for Sunday — Sunny

High tide today at Chariotte- town 10.08 am. and 1123 p.m. At Rustico at 5.2 am. and 8.06 p.m. ‘High tide Sunday at Char- lottetown 10.45 a.m. At Rustico at 5.56 am. Summerside tide

minutes later than Charlottetown. Sun rises today at 5.43 a.m. and sets at 3.42 p.m. Rises Sunday at 543 am. and

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