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. 2 make profs te tite industry,”

| Vehicles hae teen under | SeqesTuction | CNR Line ” Tobacco, Drink gh

Causeway Th reat Da 1$ and ows one tee Reenter -| Bill $2 Billlon | uccepstay" tent "asa maged ‘ wae the Eastern Kings Is Cleared For Past Year = ms ening yp a yy eg

Vehicles driven by Linus 3 | 2 ‘The Guardian, Charlottetown, Fri. Dec. 31, 1965." Ithip pear Ge snmciation" cole | ,rmmmton — CNM tale is shite a ay |” ae ee ae ae i

Halts Projects. seca" omer: ale tp a a Bar| aca oe (Ait S502 wet eect Sek

Mayor Gilbert C-/Bell of Bor,, den stated that no major pro-

iis: Tignish last night although ome smoke and down the gullet a into effect,” he said. Snare coe ern eatty are of Sei, ich | at two cars, deveiod Wore: Canada. ad, sear aed Mad \eoman hinds" wlan ; : a | "Ar police :recerd-la Cal n 7 are cn incorporation this year ex | ty "test! Docking one of | Gio apending on tobacco, and \riends and influencing people,” ton

was - De ack | a lice ‘record oti cated teat | acorpora ex- jduce spending on foe ia oan ae te ie tact | 1968 mode! Ford driv pressed this message: ‘I wish tracks: at the Y im Allber- | cholic beverages, says’ the ne anid ti that the causeway threat wa 3| 4 ‘Rossiter sustained —* A the citizens of Souris and espec- editor of the United Chureh Ob- NO VIET TALKS

banging Fn He said that he felt the ferries |

ere one of the Island's biggest tourist attractions and found it hatd to believe that those pro- moting. the causeway would take away such a large industry ‘ which provides 600 permanent fobs, and $3,000,000 annual -in- éome without a replacement Mavor Bel! said that the Town Gounci! has been active regard- ing the, future of the town and | has met with the P.E:I. govern- ment as well as the federel re presentat ve The Borden fire sunita was improved this year by add- ing a 19 gallon tank, addition- a! hose and equipment was pur- | ehased as well as the necessary | elothing for the firemen. |

mage:

Both vehicles were soperted |

itravelling south on een

‘lat the time of the — “} The year 1965 was highlighted | A second accident Wednesday |>Y & number of important

took place near the corner of | ‘events in Souris. In February

Brighton Road and Ambrose St..2¢w town council was formed An estimated $200 damage with Ray A. Leard becoming

|was sustained by a car driven Mayor. Councillors. are Clar-

‘by. Peter A. Lister, 44 Orlebar | ence MacDonald, Andrew Meur-

\Street.—while —an_—estimate of ;2nt,Charles_.Gillfs, Sterling

damages to a vehicle driven by.|Dingwell, Richard Power and

Rickey Henry, 25S North River | Walter Solomon. Mrs. Fee

Road, was not available. Roach is .Town Clerk.

, | Extensive additions were

h jadded to the Usen wharf giving M., Fo . \extra épace for berthing.

rsyt e | An extra wharf is being. con-

structed on the -west side of

in jally, the surrounding .| Although hampézed by snow | server, Rev. A.C. Forreat Osco a Aen Dl nadet comes cosenalll side without whose balneas - cold outs seas. Bae He told a conference Wednes- a o> eae Ge for an by Mr. Essery received $70 da- | and patronage a town the = ee ee ee crew from |4¥° last year's. spending on cig: hour Wodseutng ie See si

Holiday Season and health and the \cars without great diffi- preeperity'ta. 1908. || culty. The third car: loaded with over

RETURNS TO CABINET | blocking both sets of

OTTAWA (CP) — Revert A. | Winters will be sworn in as min- tion for hoisting the car ister of trade and commerce | 0? 's expected to be completed

“early next week,” Prime Min- | na the night.

appointment wie announced of public works in the govers- Dec. 17, is overseas “winding |ment of Prime Minister St. Lau- up his affairs’ with his compan- |rent. :

_ MAYOR BELL Necessary repair work was - The mayor reported the big- | Dies In City Eastern Fisheries Wharf for the

‘use of inshore fishermen. canned and shipped, te

done on the streets, all paving gest bond payment in the his |

having previously heen complet- Lobsters were

tory of the town. A Tong time resident and busi- Ebay anes ie 2

ed nessman of Charl Wil- The Borden senior hockey | Mayor Bell thanked aif coun- SSOkn 01, Cisne mur. many world marKets.

"team played off in the finals*for cillors for their: faithfulness | chit] Avenue, died Wednesday, | A new : prectee the Pnnce County League cham- | through. the year, the Citizens for Dec. 29. pa S ae , was added to pionship /fand never was there their co-operation and wished Born in Chariotietown: Dec. 6. ¥ stry : % : ae ; or of

ivity in the minor :lea- all a Happy and Prosperous New i999 the son of Alan and J. led the outs (on ee a, ’ MAYOR LEARD

phine Forsythe, he operated a pulp and potatoes. The increas-: :

jmugie business here under the (oq sailings of. the SS Magdalen |the corner stone for the regional

firm name of- Miller Bros. Ltd. [to and from the Madgalen Is-.|high school in the past year.

He was also an active member lands drew many tourists to the | A new nit has been complet-| - 2 Be Py} ae of the Alpha Y's Men's Club and | eastern end. of the Island. ope it's - Traditional Welcome a steward in Trinity United | | In mid July the Fisheries Ex. ee pe oe Wl : until iM health forced his

4 hibition and Regatta, the annual -| retirement. social event of the waterfront, | Rethy’s {'V & Radio Shop

tontnet ‘Satie Mass, Kosten’ sed |pareon.of Michelle eters. wes NPW OPEN - , |

| eters was 2? 7

Flanned ror New ear ieee ei she” [eben soem. nee | Mapa, ect CUSTOM INTERIORS oscar Me EO aie antes Gries com MILLER BROS. MUSIC STORE

-By .THE CANADIAN | affaie ashadahad \s aualae was lA Jewell), Jean (Mrs. NN. | New Zealand, Sir Leon Gertz -

La ) arti Lady Gertz toured the town SC oy a Prince Street Cannlens witgecme. te [tS arm ieeanenl, brs end bonds, | ee tae rte oH ger Geet” "creat Goteae Chartoctora

New Year im traditipnal fashion | Al! the parties will draw the |viving ‘are 16’ ;:randchildren, | Im October the Souris Board : oe

Year.

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tonight with movies, pri- usual extra: number of drivers three t grandchildren and \of Trade was host to the Port vate parties and increasingly | and ~ would-be drivers onto the | the ‘eliontag’ tare ee. uae e |Hood, Cape Breton, Board of -

/ extravagant night club and hotel | highways and the Canadian (Mrs. Alfred Murray); Hleicg | Trade who travelled to the port

t celebrations. |Highway Safety Council has |Helen (Mrs. Frank Littlejohns) |by Longliner over the proposed

)\. , Theatres are “expected to | predicted 30. persons will die in and Irene (Mrs. Ferno Graves). |ferry route to link the two pro-

oe dim their regular full houses | traffic accidents ‘this weekend. |One brother and a sister pre- | Vinces.

for special midnight. shows and ‘The average New Year's death |deceased him. Premier Walter R. Shaw laid |

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\ private parties -of anywhere |toll over the last 10 years te The funeral will be /heid to-

ae from two people wp will be pop- 25, . day from Trinity Uni ak ON ae a later | wlar as usual. | “Police in most centres will be |with -service commencing at 2 | to: be interred the People’s | The public parties will cost |carrying on a stiff crackdown |p.m. Remains will be placed in ‘cemetery. - from $4 a couple at some ball- jon drinking drivers but many rooms in Edmonton to $35 at |departments say they’ are mak.

Ceca Haken onto (NE mes antes 14-Year-Old Freetown Boy cane of el they are = ed Fit To Stand Trial

a Many of the public celebra-|fcy are In no condition to han- |

af ti

The standard ‘offering at the | gue

hotels ts a buffet dinner, drinks, | Fined $ 50

dancing and entertainment ‘The | ‘ ieee as many as three acts. The) : :

Chateau Laurier will offer Ca- | A Charlottetown man, Ralph

it a

stung # Z

madian coniedian Rich ‘Little | | Lowell Parkman, Charlottetown, be set for preliminary » and Toronto’s Park Plaza has | was fined, $50 and costs or seven : booked French singer Chand |4a¥8 on a charge of driving) Sterling William Andrews te while his licence was suspended | was found with a ‘by Justige of the Peace, Albert | wound in Pa Bar 2 stakr EARLY oe Traffic Court yester- | anont=five miles east of : f \ : all Canadians will do their ‘The youth was charged : J)» partying Friday night however. John Joseph Beagan, Chartot- ‘capital murder Nov. 30 . Montreal night club owners re- tetown RR5, was fined $10 and manded for a i mental ‘ A port French-speaking residents |Costs or four days on a charge | amination. : a =e i _ generally entertain-at home New |of passing on a solid white line. Staff phychi Dr : a ‘ “ Year's Eve and do the club cir-| HEADED BLIND COUNCIL /\\| colm Beck of Riverside ' ~ i : euit ‘the night before. English-| sf. JOHN'S, Nfld. (CP)— \.nital at Charlottetown, ; ae i a speaking Montrealers prefer |Thomas Carmichael, ‘68, of St: | the examination was : A house parties Dec, 3. |\John’s, honorary president of : In some centres the attraction the Canadian Council of the

me ef public parties has-been im- Blind, died at his home here creased by an extension of bar | Wednesday after a jong illness. hours. Halifax’s 12:30 a.m. clos- |He also was a director of the |

ing time has been extended two ‘council. hours, and Montrealers will

ov MAY BE You OWN,

have..until 2 a.m. instead of 1 gresceereaces tse Sos ; | Mi - = wv your : 66 Fi T 9 SS. SUN 8 En Make That. One_ or he™ “Road” mn sun’ = em ‘ortable, ° Call us fer programs, i al : ® ° ¢€ e @ elub bulletins, busi- Mag, bless vee : ; : ; STERLING SOFTEE ness letterheads. All Ne ge es : ; ee work guaranteed. ’ Y ie : ie Here are put 2 tew of the 5 Sterling's features: GUARRQIAN - PATRIOT wr : i ‘ Pamete tt pease | ee | ee rink DEATH RIDES i ee © Commorcia} Rates i Neechi Sewing: ‘am : 8 co" LAs Saree pee ‘] PRINTERY |. Contre Just Don't Mix... | THE HIGHWAY. dance party at the Fort Garry |¢ Phone 4-8506 Charlottetown, -Summerside~ and | , 5 Hotel. Elsewhere in the city. as : Montague - Ee : : : many ae 850‘ —— are ex [f odds if a beatae even’ tee Ouler . you're really gambling against long: you t Steele tell Ons’ Colgny get behind the wheel of youy” having had hotel will ‘serve! champagne as as | liquor of any: kind .......A person must have all his part of ite $25-a-couplé party. — D> In Vancouver, where most _sénses about him to keep complete control of a.car at

wh, ti Ht Vance any time... .. but ice and snow make driving even

hotels -~_ booked solid, the Hotel. Vancou- eer’ will hold a gala: black tie

more hazardous ..... ONE DRINK CAN IMPAIR YOUR DRIVING ABILITY . . . so don’t take & chiance. of being the ast fatality of 1965 or the first: | one in*1966 . - make a resolution to be a backseat — whenever you have been partying. . er , | ar HILLSIDE MOTORS LTD. \ [7 7" STEWART. MOTORS LTD. -| St. Peters Road ae ' -Charlottetown ; Great George Street 4 Charlottetown “MOORE and McLEOD LTD: ONO R JOHNSTON ‘ Queen Street oe ; . "hartottetown ; 2 emt Road J. Charlottetown | N | -HYNDMAN INSURANCE LTD. fo PALMER sLECTRIC a Queen Street fe Charlottetown Fiteroy Street : Charlottetown MeINNIS PHOTO & HOBBY ‘SUPPLY __. BELVEDERE STORE MANAGEMENT AND, STAFF bisenctes rs Charlotictown | “st Peters Road == + Charlottetown,” ETO THEATRE | VERE BECK ond SON-, | —-\\_ OLD SPAIN * be: . : = my : - ae ? : : . p> a :

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