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POTATO GROWERS MEET”

The Queens County Polate | tion for the annual provincial

wa Cee Seman oe Wait For Spring

Growers Association held ite meeting. At the meet- antiual meeting et Bireh ae ea mua, MacArthur,, provincial secre-

and county presi- -tary. (eerie “ans

Court leet night in prepare

_ jor two days for failing to stop was remanded to Jan. 21.

Handles 6 Cases ik ia

There were six cases on the was suspended, had his case ad- liquor, was further

ee Set see ieta dae. |Jan. 25. gp gh A. J: Has-| There were three cases om OC. ore drunk “and incapable electronic “Dutch

Roderick 1 Tan an Matheson, city, men were ) each |

Why Do tt Now?-

SUMMERSIDE — There is a |temporary wall between the of-

|fiees of the National Employ- costs or 20 days. The third man | ment Service and ‘Unemploy-

‘ment Insurance Commission in

‘ A_ city: man, who had _pre- | the town federal building. Willard Kennedy, city, charg. |Viously pleaded not -guilty to a) ed with driving while his license |Charge of illegal possession of |

remanded 0/19 serve a8 a partition until;~

The wall is enade up of a bun- dred or more posters, It is there

some authority sees fit to have

Cheese is sold wholesale in @ permanent one constructed.

| budget, says any

TRURO (CP) -

in a letter to Finance Minister | should be applied to parts ‘of the country where there is threat . of inflation.

On preparation of the federal measure of | prosperity in the Atlantic region | comes fn the wake of a wave of prosperity in Central Canada. ~ -* .“tt has invariably h.

| posed

| Driving Illegally

Brings $50 Fine |

on George

of driving while his license was | euspended, by Justice of Peace Albert Dinnis, in Traffic Court yesterday. - ,

Ronald Stewart Chandier of Charlottetown_and Allison Ber- nard MacKenna of Trac adie ©ross were each fined $10 and costs. The former was charged with having a load extending too far from the rear of a truck without a red flag and the latter with failing to signal a turn.

well, it's been put. off.

‘TH the busy season!

Do it now!

For information call your Na- tional Employment Office.

Issued by authority .of the minister of labor, Canada. ~

The permanent wall was due |‘ to be built last April, but .

John M. Mur- perity is about to reach our phy, president of the Maritime | shores;, a so-called ‘tight«money’

Board of. Trade, says,|poliey is instituted because of ; tendencies Taare: that tight money policies }other parts of Canada,"

inflationary .

said.

aie had the effect of ereat ‘ “tight “t ** git. ‘The letter. “in teen Ws Sie lenias The Atlantic: region: had

| Sharp's request. for peerestens. tone under a tight money pel

icy constantly since ation.

Mr. Murphy said wu

nemploy- ment was greatest in the Atlan- ‘tic area and rates of pay a rthird less than other areas of that as an ebbing wave of pros- | ithe country. This wag reason to {speed up construction and en- |courage more capital invest-

ment,

He said the board was deeply | concerned over the government’ ‘s | failure fo institute “‘massive: in- A fine of $50 and costs was im- | vestment" in the Atlantic: region Frederick | in services such as health, edu- Clark, Mt. Stewart, on a charge | cation, transport and develop- iment of natural resources as

by the economic

recommended | council of Canada.

period. Guest speakers will

in he

| Mrs, Robertson

The death occurred in ¢t P.E.I. Hospital on January 1966 of Mrs. |East Royalty where she

gus, one daughter, Victoria her mother,

tation for

Marriage Course Date Scheduled

SUMMERSIDE — As in pre-

vious years, a course of

ginning this

young people of

and neigh'

riage.

The course bears the title Sacrament” and is published by the exten- sion vell, it’s been put off. _—_ision department of fhe Univer-

ELECTION

* bepernmecs of an At of to Lnsidatere ofthe Province of Price hood fend modo ond ponsed fr tho Tool ls your of te valps of Hk tefciy ie dcerge Chaps ter 43, ented "An Act fo consolidate and amend the several Acts incorporating the City of Charlottetown” and all Acts in amendment thereof ot-in addition thereto.

‘This. Is A Great

prepa; | -

will be con |” iducted at St. Paul's parish be- Sunday evening, January 23rd. It is open to all ——— bouring areas who are

|going steady with a view to mar-

Home. the Peoples cemetery.

DIRECTOR . DIES ' LONDON (Reuters) — A

WILL BE HELD ON WEDNESDAY.

the 9th Day of February A. D., 1966

[AT THE FOLLOWING POLLING PLACES THAT IS TO SAY

DESCRIPTION OF POLLING DISTRICTS

a | oe FOR WARD NUMBER ONE, ONE COUNCILLOR - FOR WARD NUMBER. TWO, ONE Seer oy WARD.1, at oe nae tember'72 Water Street. WARD 2, at or near the Basilica Recreation Centre, ‘number 202 Richmond Street. ol

WARD ONE

WARD TWO

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‘Walter J. Cox

Mayer of the City. of Charlot etows

The first polling Division shall comprise all that portion of the City of Charlottetown which lies south of Dorchester Street, and the Poll shall be held at or near number 73 Water Street.

The second polting Division shall comprise all that portion of the City of Charlottetown which lies. south of Richmond Street and north of Dor chester Street, and the Poll shall be held at or i near thé Basiliea Recreation Centre, number 202 Richmond Street.

‘Nomination Day, Wednesday, February 2nd A. D., 1966

a At the Office of te Comptroir City Hel rom the hour of Twole o'clock noon, ul he hou of Four o'clock the athernoon of the sme dey | For Qualifications of Electors see Act 12, George Vi, Cer. 43 and amendments Hereot, - |

ADVANCE POLL -- AN ADVANCE POLL SHALL BE HELD AT OR NEAR THE CITY HALL, QUEEN ST REET, ON SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 5th FROM

Tl eer

NINE O'CLOCK A.M. TO SIX O’CLOCK P.M.

tandis apply to the conduct of the said pol.

WARD 3, eS Pe oe Contodoration Coons: Bex Office

__entrance, Queen Street.

Aid tiads i Giver eee the Spitay Perk Shoal, Dunkirk Street, ea o'clock in the forenoon and continue open unt Six o'clock In the afternoon of the some day.

consists of ene

Island News Page epi se

‘|2 ~The Guardian, Charlottetown, Fri., Jan. 21, 1966.

Trade Board President : Urges Special: Policies

pee by a guest speaker and

be

Dies In Hospital

he 16,

Wilfred Robertson.

had

been a patient for some time. She leaves to mourn her hus- band, two sons, Louis and Fer-

and

Mrs. Goldie Carr of Charlottetown; one brother

John Carr. Charlottetown, two sisters, Mrs. Reginald Mahar, Mrs. Mason, Toronto. One sister, . Thorley Burke of Chi predeceased her. The funeral was held

day from the MacLean youed Interment took place ia

.|don Andrews, Freetown, charg-

‘) MacDonald, oe tant doles

in jail. m- |¢.0.0.-9.0r three: months Mania rett_a native of Streetsville;

‘Appeal In Murder Case : 10 Be Heard Thursday -

SUMMERSIDE — Arthur Gor-

ed with capital murder, had his case to Jan. 27 in pare Court — vementes: he peal will be heard to transfer t trial to juvenile court. Joseph Richard Smith, Saint John,. charged with damage. to property

of less than-$80, plead- ed guilty and was fined $150 plus

;

The charge from an

dent at the G of the Gulf Motel when the accused smasb- ed a plate door, Defence

counsel was Bernard McCabe.

Cecilia (Mrs. Peter Frank)

Lahobe, Lennox Island, changed

plea to guilty of obstructing or averting the course of justice. [Sentence was deferred to June 12. The accused was represented by J. Melville Campbell.

Three witnesses were heard in the case of Emmanual Stan- islaus Gallant, Summerside, charged with illegal sale of H-

a Cape Wolfe store, had theie

cases adjourned to Jan, 27 for @

date » & a for See lasek ' Bern: $a. ‘

Alberta, was fined $50 plus ensts ‘

ae Tt

license was. suspended. .

‘ Teacher Specks | »2| On. Nigerian Life.

KENSINGTON — Stan Bar

Ont., and a teacher in Nigeria for. the past two years, delivered an address in the Kensington Regional High School on Satur. day night and showed colored - slides’ at St. Dunstan's Univer. : sity on Sunday night, was one of several volunteer students pre: pared by the Canadian Univer- sity, Service Overseas annually to spend time in the emerging countries.

CAT COSTS $1,200 j BRIGHTON, England (Reut- ers) — Antique dealer Cyril Woodcock lost 400 ($1,200) be- cause he liked a stray cat. He left his shop door open for a} cat to which he fed milk daily. A burglar used the door and‘,

“ransacked a jewelry showcase,

OCT) a TTT

_PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given that an Election fer one person to serve es Councillor in sald Counc for Ward: Number One of the said City, of one person to serve as " Couqeitior in sGid Council for Ward Number Twe of the sald City, of.one person to serve as Councillor in said Council for Ward Number Three of the sald City, and of twe persons ee mere 8 ee Oy bales Oot Fine Comer prema ree )

WARD THREE

WARD SIX

The third polling Division shall comprise all that portion of the City of Charlottetown. which lies south of Grafton Street and north of Richmond Street, and the Poll shall be held at or near the Confederation Centre, Box office entrance, Queen Street.

The fourth polling Division shall comprise all that portion of the City -of Chissasiidsows which

lies north of Ward Five, and formerly known as the Village ef Spring Park; also that portion

of the former school district of Spring Park which .was not included within the limite of the

yilses of Spring Park, and the Poll shall be held at or near the Spring Park School on Dunkirk treet.

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"Voting at such Poll shall be defined iy section 93 of the Canada Election Act, and the provisions of Section 94, 95 and 96 of the said Canada Election Act shall Mets mu

John J. Butler |

| City toads Office, Charlottetown, Jan, 19, 1966

City Comptroller.

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