J - Le . Polson Betleved : sand News Page K of C Variety Show | co 2 Dec ee ae se ar ic ins ne Mounted are investigat- . Western and Central Districts 3 | ing the suspected poltoning of The Guardian, Charlottetown, Wed., Feb. 16, 1966. 8 Ca ures { S ; ‘week. sie, any 3 . : gree winks were owned by 3 eis oe . The Knights of Columbus suc-|Tersteeg, the musle director at|Ratuse. ’ M4 Harold ‘ cessfully presented their-second|SDU, accompanied by Laur-| 40. «+ : eo own. oO Ss annual Variety Show last night at |ence Don Ellis, treated the dud-| ithe owners said. he _ |the Basilica Recreational Center. | ience to two classics on the cello | fund part of a wiener with a 600 people turn-| and a fast pace polka on the|°#Psule in it at his house when ° ed out to watch the 13 well-| trombone. the dog died. It was believed ; ae acts. ““When The Saints Go March-|'®€ Polson was in the capsule. ° e U ar eeftin show included a wide var-|ing In’ and “I'll Be There” was Fj . -liety of local talent from folk | presented by a young jazz quar- ° ee : _ & | singing by a well known duet to| tet from Charlottetown known as Police Report k The Georgetown Town Coun- |would be charged a rental for|{@P dancing by a young lady the Shamrocks. ! ‘ fi met fe requler sitting on |the rink dence tefl of 30 parle “caciEy ot The Campbell sisters, Maureen | (~ C Hlisi Monday night, with Mayor Ho-|cent of the net receipts at |, CPCEY: os opened by) the | and Eileen, accompanied by Al| Oi VONISION ward S. MacLean ptesiding each dance. Mre. Laura Murphy | woire Dame Choir, a well train-|B/anchard ended the show with) . @ full slate of Councillors in at- was re-engaged as town clerk at /oq from Notre Dame Con.| Moon River”, and “Tuck Me| City police investigated an ac- : group To Sl tendance. her present’ salary. The council |vent, who appropriately san g|‘° Sleep. cident at 12:40 a.m. on Grafton Reports were tabled by the |unanimously passed a motion to|+another Opening Of Another The Curling Club Orchestra, | street in front of the Propane |chairmen of the various com- |advertise for the services of © | Show.” Hav. Bt. Honora directed | wader the Ghesties of 2 Some Gas Ltd., Tuesday . Goctor. choir. on in the show | , supplied ” : : : The Financial statement A Building Permit was teoued {rhs Bell: Tone” Singers, under | for a great deal of the show and| James B. McCluskey, 194 Dor- showea a balance of $2191.10. |to Canadian Oil Companies Ltd. | the direction of Rev. Mary Winni-|it entertained the audience be-| chester Street driving m 1964 a The para, Fenect covered 5 iter te Saatatins € Gree He see eee eee, 2° “ree fore the curtain raised. Valiant was in collision with a tbe Police activities for the |be loceted underground in aa|"Come To The Fair”. oe ockan ne ee ae month of January and: showed |area measuring 100 by 90 feet on| What to be the high- Re ular Meet Estimate of damage to Mr the amount of $177.20 collected |the south side of land situated to|light of the show—from the ap- g i McCluskey’s vehi in fines. ne the east of Gulf Garden Foods |plause of the audience—was the Rabe tat’ Mantous’ etic . Councillor Johnson, im addi-|Ltd., plant. From the tanks a Se Geodon Peter Held Monday ceived damages estimated at y ! ATI tion to giviog the police report oe ee Se ee ree $145. There were no injuries. oT MA OR MAKES Post will Hold land stated that the gate and oon venitten Dama veal | sity. ne a ~ roe eee ff ot Mayor Walter Cox pre. partment, Looking on are was made at the fire depart- p ts’ Nicht | parte Sey Ge, canto ware deliv) PAYMENSD APPR Mo $1520.56 | guitar. told of his, “Unrequited Towa Counel was held ta toe Shu leboarders — gents Ralph Crockett of the John Morris, chairman ,. , oe Love’. More Junger- night. Ee Charlottetown . Fire Depart- fire committee, and Gordon ™*®’s enaual banquet, held at aren : g erected in the spring. were approved for payment. The | conn was to be seen later on| Present can aa To Hold Ch’ship ment with an eward for % Stewart, chief of the city fire the Confederation Centre last | a) soative and committer (1: ome eirecte Taner Ported |clerk was authorized to ope ®|in the show in ‘More of Peter|Bell and councillors é e years of service with the de- department. The presentation night. heads of the Allied Youth held a ca aadiaek tensa: ek lotbor ee ene sung raised the Seana Arthur Jay, William The first Prince Edward Is ‘3 it ; "or Bomtegue Regional "Tek (itia,0aee, Burchased for the |wer account. Ou the authority of |*Them ene ond oct them Bernard Fleming, Mir. Macisnae will be held this March 13° at the 3 SEX LITERATURE BAN SUGGESTED Shelton Fee. i. Paceen' (ere ee eae beard Sree poe os laughing with his numbers about |and Town. Clerk Fred Leard. |Canadian Legion im Charlotte- * : Night, Feb. 24 was the main to- town ary clerk was borrow the temperence society. Total bills presented for the |town. John Morris announced - : . + inow engaged at this work; trees |$7,000 and then deposit in in the|mIG PART month. and ordered id last ni that ‘he as of discussion at the meeting. | were under Winter Works aocentt Pua ot the hoped the Ba pic , cut new for payment to! -Folk music, the music which ted is B It was decided to have a guest |Programme and small bushes |Douglas Brothers and Jones, for | never dies, had a big part in the $114 w eee eee ee ee rr . st ea er tr S es front Gab ‘Weshinaton Contervans | scree the vaives that hhave been.instal- |show. Ken’ and Eddy, local|a substantial amount uncollected. | is the fi | ipaieaate at” is ash p “ite Sou te Pm from the Washington Conference Pics * soggh li reported |led at the ends of the North, |duet sang three favorites includ- Streneed af:the. seats ans (ihad aie wath an ak Shien” 5 : as highlights of the meeting. Se-| that’ no replacements had been |South, East and West streets for|ing “Stewball”. Mrs. Faye|the importance of outlying dis- : ; veral surrounding posts are to lrequested for street lights and |foture sg ia a municipal water |Petersoa added io the folk reper | ets wane a ue te This will be a dowbies chhmy- be invited to take part in the ev- |gave the report on welfare pay-|system. The signing officers of |toire with “Today” and “Never |to’ the fire department. The fee sne_with only two players .. Nee ex Education fess 22s So Sos aie, Sore aie rake Set oar, Seay apes Be » 3° : h of members of the. Montague |reported that a headlight had|same ones now performing. this Four young talented dancers| considered a small Pas ene reneictes: te one tenmn : Bese ; aaah - ee eae eee tee es ane oe mM their dancing abllities Th ct |2ble Jan“ = 29 lee me late. ton Miciich Ca os ” ” a and that was on |will be made at rate Les tap| . IF Lie pyre ag | pom FE ae eS ae a ee P hei the k; the fire hell door bad |§100 ‘per the ¢ fe|dancing trio of 1 Brat led’ to N mberland Consul. (2: , dependent teams will. aot 2 Ree eta cnetod Home and |throughout the City have been |% university so the obvious plan Prent cagins bed answered four |""A ceemsderatie emmbant of cor- entertained the audience. witht ‘ithe the nce im comune’ | On ‘March 28, the Island "; School Association’ last night. initiated by Young People's As- |!s to initiate sex education in the Attend Meeting calis, respondence wes read to the eal ee ee the causeway. _ championships will be staged at -—". “fhe suggestion was voiced-by |sociation and the boys group-of | schools.” John Sullivan and Pat Dona- He, Glia out the need of Gee lieaiee ME Re dene S08 | a Getta his’ ae This is to be a one-story build. |'he Canadian Legion in Charlot _* one of those who heard guest|the Basilica Youth Club. The doctor-said it is hoped |fuie, Montague, were guests of |towa purchasing an. additions jpropriate dancing talents. Jackie Flane.|"& With approximately 2,000 |‘etown: A trophy, “donated: by 7 Vepeaker Dr. Frank A. Burke of|- ‘The problem is not in trying |.1.+ in the near future the teach.|the. Community Center Aitied |fire extinguisher and —— Jone thet all pertes owing 2%, @ very young girl but an|*?%sTe feet of floor space at a|Vending Services, will be pee * (Charlottetown speak on ‘‘sex|to reach the persons who attend “!Youth post in Charlottetown last |™meeting this purchase wes Council that parties owing | experienced dancer, showed the |°°st of $25,000. Conctruction is |Sented to the winning team. = - education at home or in the|these meetings but trying to|iné of sex education will be im |weexend. This post was cele-|rized. The new extinguisher jtaxes of any nature , if employed | form which put her on the CBC. |! begin immediately. trophy emblemati: of Shuffle 7: | eehean.** reach who don't attend,” |troduced in all schools, prefer-|prating it's first anniversary. | Will Dé an al Duspose see Pag jwould be immediately geral'/TVv programme, Don Messer A discussion over back taxes |b0ard supremacy, will remain ® The guest. speaker, introduced |Dr. Burke ‘said. ably by the physician. Mr. Sullivan is a member of the |i Oe capable een 58 ee notice The show continued with more |t0Ok place and it was decided | the club of the winning team. * . py Donald Gordon, said he was| “Between 85 and 90 per cent Dr. Burke said, “the first step |International Cabinet and Miss ; McConnell, report: tent venceed ae taut’s intet-| singing and more instrumentals|‘at no house be moved or de- On March 16, the eity champ. + in disagreement with the sug-|—— = ; ‘ : Donahue is a member of the). Councill or mateal The Proceed in this manner. !hut late in the show there came Mplished until taxes are paid. _jionship will be decided with * , gested withdrawal of all sex lit- in such a program wil probably Provincial executive, ing, Sar pam property, & - om Studied two Plans | moment_of seriousness when It was also decided that a being played at the ; | erature because similar mater. De rtment a high a F : nace was now installed in the|mation of a trailer park and al. |Comie LeClair, who worked hard judgement be laken against all ( Scaler i + | fal could easily. be procurred students and later be‘ introduced Ske aah te well, he ed-|s0 plans-ead estimates for five|'0™make the show the success|back-taxes owing the town and jthe Canadian Legion. 4 -| through various’ mailing houses. | _ as C il into elementary schools.” Gary -Clar k Ga cage eas tha tus | parece at Ee” neat ae eee, one ee ee ee , eT hacen ed Ree tues Answers a Ir ca rink dance va ae area of~ the Town. Councillors | MacDonald ‘fund, rs cues : ucation a + partitioned area in which | were provided with copies of the 4 * g + all sex literature we would still! 4. Charlottetown Fire de Student Council | |s Candidate the furmace and fuel tank ate lo-| pians and estimates and they:|the vietinie of 6 tool ee Care| ATERS KEEP APART ; + | be faced with the problem of Se” partment was called to extin- Duti Gary Clark: son of Mr, ana/cated and seats have been com iwill be further discussed at - a morning The waiers of three Missouri + education. among our youth.” Tita fue fire at 8 Up\ReSUMes Duties |, Gary Clark: son of Mr. antl|structed over the warm it council meeting to be held on|- “It Were A Blackbird”, anjznd Mississippi do not°mfx for said Dr. Burke. , ian ok . ducts in the dance, ball. Monday, February 2ist et 8.30| Irish : : 44 cases |\Pet Hillsboro Street fast night , yesterday was officially received of’ the ballad, was rendered by|35 miles below the point o- | Taree eer cre to (ete Louis Douse, president of the |2°° 0° anaidate’ in the ministery| Regarding. purchase p.m Mrs. Vincent Macintyre and Mr.'which the rivers meet oS ee a A spokesman at the fire al Chure! ; f° , | ot Sener tof Provincial Vocational Institute |2° 2 candidate in tie Mkt Inew furnace, the labour involv : ° ported to the departme ition said there was no demage. | Students’ Council, in comment- |, was ted tothe church |°¢ i its installation will come cea -» | mental health last year ing upon the resignation of the seceonune tar: Rev. John under: the winter works plan Ph . “These 44 represent only a ; council body Friday afternoon, | chairman of the college student |@0d the balgnce of the furnace ; # of {small amount of the numbet of Cearel Pearty Held) sais‘ tue cause of the designat- | committee purchase price #s to be financed i * » actual cades,” he said. . j }iou was misunderstanding with} A third Art’ student at |through the ‘off company. at ‘ | DISEASE PREVALENT At Covehead the, administration over a feel-|Mt. Allison University, Mr. Clark |GIVEN READINGS ~

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from the P.E.I. Presbytery of| made no commitment to ac- | Wendell Morrisson, directors; the United Church of Canada! cept the Freedman report's | Gussie Gallant, Earl Hayes, and which met with the provincial! proposal on negotiating auto- |Earl Banks to the provincial e cabinet yesterday. . mation measures. ecutive. , The delegation ‘teceived an in-| proviricial officials pe- | Much time was spent at the vitation for a meeting with the | titioned for an extension Of | meeting in a discussion of ways executive council to discuss the! the government's municipal | that farmers could be ‘prevented act in the near future. loan program past: March 31. lfrom polluting streams with An application to move | pesticides and top killer sprays. Channel 3-to Toronto from it was generally felt by the as- WESTERN Barrie,‘ Ont., was the’ main | sociation that this is not done . JIERALS subject in the transport de- Ksawinaty by the tarmer but . bate. as done ence.

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