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remanded _John> Robert Beaton, ;Soutisport on a charge of break,

_ The Guardian, Charlottetown, Thurs., Juneot0, 1466 ‘3

Summer Tours

Music Festival President

Presents Lincoln Trophy

Ted Pridham, president ‘of the Glee Chih: St lohn's- Newfound-

Federation of Canadian, Music

Festivals, last night at the Char

nz!-Bulletin was elected’ presi- and. theft. flor. | dent of the International Circu- oe Sain the teen ae . lottetown Hotel presented the lation Mapacers Association at | Queen's County Magistrate ; : City of ‘Lincoln Trophy to dir its sixty‘sevénth annual conven- Court yesterday morning. The i ¢ + | , ector of ~ the Acadia Chapel to” ‘n Trisdo., Ohio veharge followed the break. and ne Choir, Acadia University. Wolf- Mr Darke was born in ®hat- jentry into a service station own- re n er ay 1e vy, He. poate Lataare loti-‘own: and tended W st led by Joseph MacPherson and > . \ # Mayohx, during the annua! ban- Ker? Schoo! He has served in the theft of $22 . = quet* - Canadian Federation of res*mt nosition. with the John Daniel Young. Parkdale, MONCTON — Susdreds of’ Station and Rollinzdam tn ® Music. ‘Festivals. Journal-Bulletin since 1959 4 had his case adiourned to ‘Sale young Canadians* are. streaming western Canada, another student = The Lincoln Trophy is presen hiv. thirty vears withthe “lour- / & for plea when he was charged 2cFoss the continent aboard Ca- centennial party left Regina ‘ted each year for the best per- na!-Bulletirn, ne has served wn with failing to comply. with th nadian National trains with the Tuesday, headed for Prince Ed- 5 - formance of an adult chora! virtues!’ every oosition in the ‘Income Tax Act “ "start of another’ summer's. cen- ward Island and Charlottetown. : Ml group of 16 or more singers circulation ,department and has Ednal Shirley Ash ‘North Ri- tennial experiment in commun- They will arrive in Amherst ; ots competing at any Westival affil- becn active-in orefessiona! and ver. was remanded to July 15 on ication Friday, July ist and travel by GETS DEGREE iated with the — 7 civic affairs in Rhode sland - heres ét-deiving eitheut: dus The tours are sponsored by CN chartered bus and CN’s nadian Music estivals ~he an’ in New England zeneraly care and attention the Canadian Centennial Com- Northumberland Strait ferry ser- choir of 29 voices were entered Mr. Darke moved to Provi- eee Deel Mor Phee - Mission. to help young people vice to the The Cradle of Cons. Marven © Block, above, re- in the festival held in Halifax nee from~-P-F-! at an. early Long Creek; alee charged’ with learn more about their country federation Another group left ceived his ‘bachelor of laws de- The Acadia Chapel Choir. was ave and was educated at Tech- : a and fellow Canadians If the St. John’s Nfld. Tuesday for gree from Dalhousie Univer- formed in 1963. Professor May nies! High Schoo! in that city driving without due care and-at- teenagers’ enthusiasm is a" y Hamilton, Ont sity at the recent convocation - Professor of voice and in

anc Northeastern University Be-ton

He was a director of the New.

Entland Circulation “Managers Association and also served as the association's president .in 1949 He has also served- on many committees of th Inter-

national Circulation . Managers |SOttation. Association ana’ tn the Amorithh :

Newspaper Pyblishers Associa- 4 ; ' tion. He has lectured on several Stan ope Man occasions for circulation semin-

ars for the American Press !n- stitute, N.Y LOCAL CHAIRMAN

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tention was remanded to July 11

MR. DARKE

e | . He visited Charlottetown in Fina ‘September, 1964 when he addres- | o. Closing —

sed the convention of the’ Cana- i ed Witness | ‘

dian Circulation: Managers As

stitution ended in the

Dies In Hospital

ing of the Model School at Prince

indication of its success, the pro- — They crossed Newfoundland by” and I eligible to be admitted to

Al.

a escorts. The teenagers are

leadership abilities. 4

They are taking advantage of CN’s dormette sleeper accom- modations, designed fer the

An historie educational in. Comfort of groups such as this. City on Complimentary” meals are part

Wednesday with the final clos- 0f CN’s service.

Tuesday afternoon, a student

Hamilton area.

bound leaves Saint John for Moncton

Charlottetown

Another New Brunswick group for Pinawa. Manitoba,

Block

ject_rates 2 +...train_and_the Cabot_Strait—Wed-—the-Nova” S@oti a

Each student part) consists-of nesday night by ship. They ar- Va Scotia Bar Society two dozen yourg people and two rived in North Sydney Thursday che morning and will get into Truro busine:

sen on hol- by railiner at noon Their trip trom astic’ ability. personality and will ca

in December of this yeat. Mr also holds a bachelor of ess administration. degree the University of New

charge of all voca) and choral.

activities, hasbeen directing the choir for those three years Besides holding this national! trophy the choir are also hold- ers of the Dr. Leslie Bell Mem- oria! Trophy which they :won in

land, directed by Sister Mary Catherin The Glee (Aub com- peted in the Kiwants Music Fes tival at St. John's

The Saint John High School Choir sang at the N.B. ‘Compet- itive Festival of Musie at Saint John

Crest speaker last night was Dr Frank MacKinnon, prjnci- pal of Prince of Wales College

and a member of the Nationad Centenary Council Dr

hon spoke on “The Arts F's sential Elements of National Strength."’ bag .

The Federation of Canadian Music Festivals meets-all day today and Friday there wil!. ha a meeting of the Administraiive Council, the Centennial Festivals of Music — les Festivals de

Musique du Ceintannaire 1967 ~~

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MacKin- =

jtreal and Toronto for a week- es aye 196 is competitio F long visit with families in the et ae is the son of sored by the Canadian Broad-

Maurice Block. casting Corporation and Canad-

ian Music Educators Associa

——— tion. They will hold this trophy ment to the delegates .for ap- this year and wil! not have: to

Thursday afternoon to bo proval.. . ldefend it because the competi train for Montreal Ottaws, Wine Later this morning festival se- tions have been suspended for , : retaries held a discussion, in at least one year.

Malcolm MacLaughlin of Stan-

of Wales College. Established in party and, escorts arrived from

nipeg and by chartered bus to

The choir in the past has tra

"Me Darke is on the board of hope died in the P.E.J. Hospl management of the Greater Pro- tal-Wednesday, June 29, in hie vidence YMCA and ‘had heen 50th year. He was the son of local chairman of the March of Mrs: MacLaughlin and the late

1879 in connection with the tea-Saint John at Moncton aboard | n at ‘the.

Pinawa the railiner to connect ‘with the’ Two dozen young people from

wh ieh various problems met

Dimes.-He—is_ the founder ofthe

Amateur Hockey League of

Rhode Island : Mr. Darke is -the-father of two

lives with Mrs Darke in East Greenwich

Supreme Court Orders Retrial

SUMMERSIDP It was er toneously stated vesterday morning. in the Guardian that an appeal in the case of Roy «Joseph Sonier, Summerside,

ed in Supreme Court before Judge W. E. Darby Instead of an appeal, it is a

Tetriat-ordered—hy—the—Supreme

Court after ‘af appeal had -been made h¢. defence. lawyer G: Bruce MacDonald Mr. MacDonald appealed the

decision of town police court

Magistrate RS. Hinton, QC, .be- fore whom the case ‘was heard originally. The Supreme Court

heard the appeal_and ordered. a ren was finet900 and costs er

new trial, this one to be in coun-

“t= court before Judge “¥> Darby The accused is charged wth

the assault of grocery store op- erator. Mrs.. Georgie Arsenault, last Deeember

A number of crown witnesses were heard yesterday after which -judge adjourned the case to July 14 .

When the case was first heafd

‘hefore : Magistrate Hinton, G.

“Tuesday”

_James_MacLaughlin, Stanhope.

Surviving are his wife, the former Erma Mallett of Union Road. Queens. County: one dau-

| twa -—mapried—daughtersandighter, Jean: three sons, Harvey

Arnotd and James; his mother, Mrs. MacLaughlin: five sisters,

Edith. Mrs. Gregor MacCaflum. |

Brackley Point: Beth, Mrs. Bruce Emmis, Stanhope: Wanda

.Mrs...Walter Mallett of _ York,

Marguerite, Mrs. Kenneth Ellis of Oshawa, Ont.: Joyce. Mr». John Skinner. Parkdale; five brothers, Walter and ‘Gidion of West Covehead; Alvin and Har- vey of Stanhope. and Leslie of Ottawa, Ont. 2 Funeral will take place from

€ Friday at 2.30. Interment ‘in West Covehead cemetery.

$50 Penalty Is Imposed

SUMMERSIDE A resident of: Northam, Ronald Ralph War-

30 days for driving while his lie- ensée suspended when he appear- ed before Magistrate W. Chester S. MacDonald in County Court here yesterday

L toy d Bernard McCourt, Emerald was fined $10 and costs or five days for permitting an unlicensed person to-drive ' his motor vehicle. . ~

Reginald Gerald Noonan, Cen- “tral Bedequée and ‘Lorne Phillip

“Rruce MacDonald of «Summer. Cobb, Borden each charged with

side was acting for the aceused but since that interval “John P Nicholson of Charlottetown was retained as lawyer for the: de- fence Crown prosecutor is George R. McMahon

>

In City Mrs’ T. B Woodman. a®long- time resident of Charlottetown,

*- died at The Livingston and. Mac- Arthur’ Nursing Home here

veat. Althoug not in very good

t-times—she—maintained— here-Monday—July- - a keen interest in current 2f- and remain July Sth and 6th for School of Nursing, University

fairs and was possessed of a remarkable memory

Mrs. Woodman was the form- er Jennie Crosbie- of: St John's, Newfoundland. After her mar- riage she and her husband lived for. a time at Alberton, and then moved to Charlottetown where they. operated a large fox ranch

° on Spring P’ :

which is now residential

Survivors include a daughter, Elaine. whose husband is Group Capt. R “Ho Stewart of Ottawa, and several grandchildren Wer husband predeceased her

She was .the last surviving member of her own family. B Graham Rogers. Charlottetown, is.a nephew. His mother, the late. Mrs. Charles R. Rogers. was Mrs Woodman's ‘sister

The funeral will take place this afternoon from St. Paul's Anclican Church

DEATHS —

~MacLOUCHLAN — At the Prince Edward Island Hospital. Wednes- day. June 29. 1956, Malcolm Alexander MacLauchian of Stan- hope in his Sth year Resting at the MacLean Funeral Home from where the funeral will be held Friday. July 1, with service commencing at-2 p.m. Interment will take place in West Cove- head cemetery.-In lieu of flow ers, donations to the Gideon Mfemoria! Bible Plan would be appreciated .

WOODMAN— At the Livingston

MacArthur’ Nursing Home June 2%. 196%. Mrs 7

and

: Tuesday

_R—Woodmand Resting ats

th- MacLean Funeral Home un- ti] noon -today. June 30, then to S: Paul's Anglican Church tor service comimencing at 2 §.m Inierment in the People’s ceme- terv

RVING Gener?! Hospital’ on ‘June 27, 1966. Mrs. Otto Irving of Peter's

Road. PFI... age 71 vears. -Res- ting at the Montague Funeral Hom e_.Funeral from Peter's

Road Presbyterian Church, Fri- “day. July Tat

ferment the

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having insufficient equipment on their velucle were given similar fines of $10 and costs or five days.*7---*

- ; Alfred O’Brien, he was found guilty of speeding.

A Bedeque resident, Sidney Jay Maurray aded not ity toa r e cas

| was adjourned to July 2

Bluenose It To Dock Here

~The Biuenose Il

SOURIS -

the Souris..Exhibition and Re- gatta scheduled for these tates. Entries for the regatta are ex- pected from all over Prince Ed- ward sland.

Other - events include The Queen of the Sea contest and the P-E.I. Tug of war champion-

ship. In this event the Red Point be a part of thie year’s Regatta ‘defending their andthe: boat q

title

Entertainment, amusement

place fr Chorus - an Funeral” H 6 m €7) School Presentation of Gert

cas¢"ucational Administration at _

—

cher training ‘ program College, the Model School has for Ocean Limited to Montreal.: The | decades served the educational young people are from the wes- “ tife-of the—province-end-the-city--tern half of New Brunswick, In Iris opening remarks Dr. bound for Burlington, Ont.

Frank MacKinnon, principal of WESTERN CANADA ve

Prine of Wales, expressed _ap-__ They came from such centres | preciation of the long and. dis. as Saint John, Fredericton, St. tinguished service of the Model Martins, St.George, Lawrence School. He rated it as one of the ; "

Two Nail Pond youths. Ernest Joseph Gallant and Vincent Pet- er Gallant pleaded guilty before

i Chester..MacDon.

Remarks by Dr. MacKmnon Greetings by the

cates Grades 11 - 111 - 1v—(Mre,_ 214 Lawlor’s Cless) Motion~Song— _ (Mrs. Taylor's Clas) — | Presentation. of _ Certificates | (Mrs. Taylor's Class) Song—The Cowboy Song (Mrs.

at Alberton yesterday, toa

government. Both .men told the court they were only trying to learn how to operate the macnh-

| eee eee ine. The case was adjourned for CHORUS — Jack Was Every one week for sentence. . a a cio (The Schiool) Eari Cc. Coghiin, Fortune

Cove, was found guilty of pass ing # school bus while it. was discharging passengers" and ‘sen- tencing was set for July 6th. Under the Highway Traffic Act fines of $10 and costs were handed out to Francis William Murphy, Ebbsfleet and Joseph Francis. Kenny. Waterford. for operating {mproperly equipped

Fellowship Awarded vehieles; Joseph Donald Harper, Norway. Phillip John Kinch, Al-

Word has just been received berton South. Kenneth FE. Mill- by ‘the P.E.I. ‘Division of the ar, Ellerslie and Gerald R. Mac-

God Save the Queen-

National

Charlottetown are now on their

|way to Prince Albert Saskatche-

wan by way of Montreal. Orta- wa and Saskatoon. Next we teenagers from Nova Scots

board the Ocean Limited for a cross-Canada adventure to Stet- tler. Alberta. eee

Nail Pond Youths Assessed $50

Elmsdale. charged with driving

while impaired, had- his case adjourned for a k withouil peta dares hay

A charge against Robert ehoir;—and—the—Mathieson- “of unlawtully stealing a Kinch. Alberton South, of caus- phy, bulldozer, valued at over $50, ing wilful damage the property of the ~ provincial of a Car, Was withdrawn

to the

door |

Delegates Approve Statements

Delegates of the Federation of Canadian Musie Festivals approved the audited financial statements for the year 1965-66 and discussed the proposed 1947

i

budget this morning at their 17

annua! session at the Charlotte- town Hotel

‘Also discussed W aw the for- mula for disbursement of the 1967 Canada Council grant. This

ed

and iv June of ‘67 will be cour-

—eonsideration was given tothe

from the City of Lincoln. Eng-

This afternoon reports from ing the four provinces. This tour the Administrative Counéil were is being sponsored by the Mar-

read and discussed and digest {time Centennial Commission ky gaeFtising and the Canadian The-choir will also travel to Mon-

Music Council were also tonnes. treal next year to sing at the ed — _»-_Expo_'67. They were the first —At_the-afternoonsession—some__choir.asked to sing at Expo. The-next academic year_t he of Test choir-will have to perform with Pieces the loss of nine of its members

This evening the highlight of who sang this year However the three-dav conference takes the choir will compete in the place with the annual awards festival_again_next year said dinner.. at which the conference Professor Mayoh and will com- delegates will he guests of the pete in the Dr. Leslie Bell Mem- Province of P_E.1. at a banquet orial Trophy competitions if*they at the Charlottetown Hotel are held. .«

During the dinner this evening Also presented at the banquet the—announcement—will he made last night was the George Ma of the winners of the two nation- thieson Trophy to the Saint John al Music Festival competitions, High School Chair. Saint John

Federation Manual

for a junior choir. The sented for the best performance awards will he presented at the by a children’s or junior choir dinner with more: than 16 singers com- The Lincoln Trophy was a gift peting at any festival affiliated with the Federation of Canadian land, and was constructed from Musi: Festivals wood obtained from a beam Runner-up award to the Lin from~the city’s old cathedral.” eoin Trophy was awarded to the The trophy was originally given g¢ George United Choir, who to the Winnipeg Men's Music eompeted in the Toronto Festi

Club, who felt it to fine a gift to > val. Director of ‘the chor is be confined to one-province;-and-—riovg Bradshaw ;

presented it to the Federation Runner-up award to the for national competition George Mathieson Trophy was

‘The Mathieson Trophy for jun- ior choirs was presented to ‘he guasected te Our: Late Morey

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Federation by the Winnipeg | Men's Music Club in memory of | a member, G.S. Mathieson, wha had made an. outstanding. con- tribution to the Musie Festiva movement in Canada. s

Canadian Red Cross Society that /Kay«—t ‘the 1965-66 National ~ Canadian @ue care _and attention. Des- Red Cross Fellowship for gra- mond Arthur Gallant. Duvar, |

_ duate ‘study in nursing has been driving without a valid drivers awarded to Shirley M. Stinton, license: Leroy Robert Gallant, assistant

professor, school of tire squealing a,

Miss Stinson will ied a ing an automobile owned by program leading towards a Doc- Harold McCormick and the

grant of $3500 is distributed to member festivals of the federat- jon to help defray the expense to the festival of sending a dele- gate to the annual conference ‘or dshburse-

LD OrmMuli

“Norman MacLeod Matthews,

Teachers’ . College, Columbia University,

This is the first time that this | Red Cross Fellowship has been awarded to-a*candidate from the Prairie provinces. The previous |. . : at three awards were mades in On- i” organized nursing activities tario and New Brunswick. in Alberta and Ontario. She has “On completion of her studies, #80 written mumerous articles

iss -Stinton_will_return_ta_ihe for professional publications.

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