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The Summerside Lions Club announced at its regular bi- monthly meeting Wednesday night that it was donating $100 to the blind Also at the meeting two new members

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4 NEW MEMBERS IUCTED BY S’SIDE LIONS

were inducted into the club. Seen participating in the in- duction ceremony are 'left to right\. Club President Herb Schurman: new members Wal-

ly Svcuson and Fred Mea- new members. Unable to at.

ISLAND NEWS PAGE

2 The Guardian, Charlottetown. Fri.. Nov. 27. 1964.

IWO Youths

lo Penitentiary lerms

SUMMERSIDE —— A

Dorchester Penitentiary was landed out to two youths in

MacDonald. . Joseph Leslie Chaisson. 17.} of Summersidc and Robe

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Melvin DesRoches. 20, of Tig- I\ no

nish pleaded guilty to the fol- lowing charges: break. entry and theft into the home of John MacIntosh. who died the day of the break. and break. entry and theft into the Tignish Liq~ uor store.

The two were each given two years for the Macintosh home break and three years each for the liquor store break. sen- tences to run concurrently.

Cecil William Kerry of l\Iac-, Neill‘s Mills was sentenced to} one month in Prince County' jail when he pleaded guilty to the charge of unlawfully and knowingly supplying liquor to a person under 21 years of age.

e had previously pleaded not guilty.

In the case of the Queen vs.

total ,, l sentence of two years each lulunder the Excise ac“ the ac.

Prince County Court yesterday: by Magistrate W. Chester 5.?

Sentenced

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dows: chairman of the membership committee, and Reginald Mc-

lend the ceremony was new member Sheldon Sholtz who was out of the country. The

Stewart Drummond.

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Lellan. past deputy district governor who inducted the

club also announced a sub- stantial profit on the Hallowe'- en candy sale,

CityTCuclmera do To Meet At MemoriaICentre t

The Charlottetown Camera. Club will hold meetings in} Confederation Memorial Centre

til the future. it was announcedI

last night. The first is sched- uled for Monday evening next.‘

The Club was one of 8 mm; ber of groups that met several,i years ago to discuss the pos- sibility of having a cultural centre in Charlottetown on the site of the old Market Build- ing. Now members are pleas- ed to be participating in the activities of the new centre. '

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a charge of assaulting a police officer. Also attached to the sentence were the following conditions: that he keep the peace and he of good behavior: that he appear and receive sentence when called up to do so: that he post a cash bond of $200.

Wilfred Lavlolette of Bede- que pleaded guilty to a charge: of driving while impaired andl was fined $75 and costs. I

Charged with walking on thel highway in traffic, Guy Francis! Holland of Summerside plead-l ed not guilty and his case was“ adjourned to Dec.

St. Anthony’s Credit Union

Reports Year’s

The 27th annual meeting of‘ St. Anthony's Credit Union was held recently in the parish hall of Bloomfield with thel president, Desmond GallantI presiding. ;

The financial report given byl the treasurer. C. Galla showed an increase in assets since the previous meeting among the 237 members.

In reporting for the credit committee. Arthur Pineau stated that 12 monthly meetings and two special meetings ha been held in the past year and had approved 73 loans to the amount of $21,748.

The report of the supervisory committee was given by Pius _Arsenault who stated that four complete audits had been made

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More Donations Made To Fund For PC Hospital

SUMMERSIDE — Listed be- low are additional names of don- ors of $1,000 and more to the Prince County Hospital exten- sion fund, The names and the amounts of the gifts are publish- ed with the consent of the don- ors: Mr. and Mrs. D.L. Miller, 81,000: Maple Leaf Dairy, $1.- 000: H.T. Holman. $1.000; Anon-

Motors Ltd, $1,000; T. Earle Hickey and Co. Ltd., $1.000. Additional donors of more than $1,000 include: Dr. H. W Moyse.,$2.000; anonymous, $1.~ 500; Williams. Murphy and Mac id. $1,500; Mrs. J. Le- 'Roy Holman. $3.000: General George R. Pearkes VC branch. Royal Canadian Legion. $5.000; Dr. 111' Calvin. 81,500; M. td., $6.000' Bank of Nova Scotia. $3.000 Royal Bank of Canada. $3.000- Canndian Imperial Bank 0 Commence $3.000.

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It’s Here The New

"McCulloch" ' CHAIN SAW

Assets Up

and 80 per cent of the pass books had been verified. .

was recommended and. approved that three per cent‘ dividend he paid on share cap-i ita . ‘ Desmond Gallant and C. J.

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Gallant was also elected dir-. ector, replacing Robert M.l Arsenault. ‘ Alban D Arsenaull was re- elected to the credit commit-i tee and Mrs. Thomas Duncan, was reelected to the super-Q visory committee.

Gregory Kelly. managing; director of. the Credit Union League was welcomed as guest speaker and brought greetings from others who could not beI present.

Mr. Kelley remarked on the progress made by St. Anthony‘s. Credit Union from year to. year. and said with a littlel

easily be made.

A vote of thanks was extend- ed to Mr. Kelley for his words of encouragement.

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