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mertion o cares sections, One of | Lester O'Donnell. sections listed the purpose | - William Jacob Faithful, Char--.. a of the Society as the vance-- Assessed. $125 lottetown _RR_5,also-arraigned — ae ce ERT tof education genera el } on a charge, of drunken driving,

: particularly the encouragement! fyerett Compton, Belle River, | was rema to Mareh 24° He

of higher education in P.E.I.

‘Mr. Driscoll was also the pro- | moter of a bill amending the 5 incorporation act of the trustees | of the estate of the late William | Connolly.

charged with drunken driving, | was represented by Frank Sigs-- was sone -. ° leenen | srorth He

charge riving while impaired | A

| and was fined $125 and costs lao eee Tagg od or 30 days when he appeared | lam expressed his regrets. at the | The act was amended to pro. | efore Magistrate A.J. Haslam | death of Councillor William Me- | vide’ for compensation for the i" city police court yesterday Neill. Lester O'Donnell also

5 : ; : Cl ~ | members of the corporation and sroke 5 low words. Of 6 ae ; ; Mm | enabling the corporation to hire | : c

| Eastern and Central Districts: |The Guardian, Charlottetown, Fri., March 18, 1966.

| April and launched when the ice regarding the cotincillor’s deatn. lerks, accountants, bailiffs and in the cove section’ of the Har-:|

attorneys. bour has broken up. Hull No. 15 (EEK UN MEMBERSHIP : : ie jis 90 per cent plated up to the , S (AP)— Are Out In Force. |Semtuston. har Cent eer - ‘ The Gulf Grenadier, berthed °T’! U Thant circulated as an-

| At Georgetown ‘at the Railway Wharf, is having official UN document. Friday a

Benevolent Irish Society mem- Basilica. At the war monument, 'machinery and electronic and | (from East Germany. | bers were out in force, top hats, a wreath was laid by A.A. Dow- GEORGETOWN Work is radar and fish finding . equip- et oe application for UN regalias, white silk muffiers and |ling and Vincent King in mem- |Progressing rapidly on the ‘eon- ment installed. Carpenters; elec- vrog tship. be considered i white gloves strutting about ory of those who lost their lives Struction of four steel trawlers tricians, pipe-fitters and paint- Ico _ meeting of the Security the streets of Charlottetown. in the last two world wars. ‘by Bathurst Marine Jimited at ers are busy putting the finish- | ae The application is _Ox-

Hundreds of citizens lined he At the Basilica, Mass wads Georgetown. The Company now ing touches to the trawler and \ photon o oem gg United streets to watch them as they celebrated by Rt. Rev. William °™Pl0¥s 152 hourly-paid Yem- she should be ready for her sea |~ : n__and France, staged the annual St. -Patrick’s simpson and the sermon deliv- Pioyees, im addition to their trials about the end of April.

D. rade. staff members. | The Gulf G =e cai. ered by Rev. James Kelly. | Hull No. 16, the first” of the - ng, Se Peed

iy poted an .Following the church service, nine trawlers to be built for Gulf at the Railway ‘Sheri, 16 Beving

ichief marshal for what veteran |work progress on the plating of ie the parade reformed and went 'Garden Foods Ltd mite

serv des § ; ios ; +» umer a re- ithe f head. The 's | poseryers cescribed as one. of from Great George to Prince.|cently signed orecanie have. o ship's

the finest Irish parades ever contract, has |accommodations and fish holds |

INSTANT HEARING NOTHING IN EITHER

a " i : iti. (0 Kent, to Queen, to Grafton |been started and is continuing \are being i ' 1 : ° ; = eet hy ‘GHarlottetown: citia | na ten to the Erin Lounge on the pre-fabricating of double ies the “Gul Grnsaue Gane | ogi a tenarel The Prince Edward Islana | where a social hour was held. | bottom tank section: the eutting |completion, work will be step- It’s here! What you have

always wanted, an ‘invisible hearing aid, nothing In either ear, no earpiece fitting of

Regiment Band, under the diree-| Telegrams of greetings from Of keel bars and pre-fabricating ped up_on the finishing of the tion of Lt. Charles MacGregor, other Irish societies across Can- (of bulk heads. — - Gulf Gunn and it.is anticipated eft no doubt with anyone what da were read to the parade | -Hull No. 15, at present in the |that she should be ready for her day it was. They delighted the Participants. \prefabricating shop, will hejsea trials by the latter part of and = the Assistant marshals were Wil- moved out of the building in'June. . a

ee and mild weather is forecast. to : day, however, clouds-will again the | begin to move into the district;

» PLACE WREATH

A.A. Dowling, (RIGHT), and lives in the last two world was staged yesterday on

Vincent King, of the Bene- wars, carry a wreath to be 14ist anniversary of the Beno-' |}, 9 tr : hee toms. |marchers. ay spectators | = . Hear af once with. : vglent Irish Society, in mem-. laid at the war monument on volent Irish Society on St. ae tite a areca - eager pg 8 popular melod- <n ee bs ae clarity, free from disturbing heir Grafton Street. The ceremony Patrick's Day. | ri : | ; : noises, Here is a new techni- ee 2 eee “+ Se jis Vat The parade paused at the cen- Joseph Thistle and Leo Dowling FRIDAY and SATURDAY que, a new yes to better } : : vas a 5 al-. e ’ & * paEraas ‘ Mrs. Evaline Gilstorf, Ottawa, ‘Jey Northern Nova Scotia eae eee”. “St Danstan'a ia. - from 9:30 p.m. ar herd re ve a ° ; 2 ’ .

the meetings will cover plans for a Centennial hymn, prepar- ation of a booklet of prayers and hymns of universal acceptance, inter-faith pageants and, pos- stbly,-worshp; participation —in Expo ‘67 and the development of co-operative among -all faiths.

Prince Edward Island, Eastern New Brunswick Counties, Lower St. John’ River Valley: Sunny, _and mild; winds light, increas- ing to southwest 15 this after- jnoon; tow-high at Yarmouth 30 and 43, Kentville 25 and 45, New

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Three Private Members Are Passed In Legislature relationships |

lasgow 24 and 43, Charlotte | Three, bills of private mem-;tary School and the Regional town 20 and 40, Moncton and, pees eee oud sare final | high schools. : Fredericton 2 and 45, Saint | eading yesterday, atter- bill. was promoted’ by John 28 and 43: outtook for Sat: | R0On session of the Legislative | Keith Harrington.

Centennial Group "Are Hard At Work —

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Maritime Hearing Service, ~ Bayers Rd. Shopping Centre, Starlite Bldg., Malifex, N.S.

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Georgetown Centennial Commit- tee are driving hard along or-

jsown with grass seed. Walks iwill lead into the square from | Kent, Fitzroy and ‘Graiton |

WEATHER -| urday, increasing cloudiness and very. mild i }

Assembly.

A bill to change the name of | Driscoll

the Kensington Community Ath-

A bill Russell

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GRANADA STEAK ROOM promoted by ‘ Members and Guesta Weleome

amended the St.

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ganizational and fund raising Streets. Flowers, shrubs and TORONTO (CP) — Observed |

lines in connection with their |trees will be planted. An. area in temperatures il bf ed | Lily Hardy

1967 Centennial Year project of the square will be set aside for Low overnight High oe siseton Diee Secrention Aspoc-

letie Association Ltd. to the Ken- oe : J iation Ltd. and enabling the |

beautifying Kent Square, in the |a picnic area, complete with ta- Dawson’ j iati e Bag, _center of the Town. lbles and benches and- another Sas stim oe 3 [> A | _ - Se Rallogt g ain, Letters “have been prepared’ area will eventually be equipped Vancouver ....... 3346 asses way lectors passed third reading. . for mailing to former George: ‘as a children’s playground. It is Edmonton ....... Dn 0 | = | The ten will be named from tonians, accompanied by a post also proposed to remove the Regina ......s008. 32-36 Mrs. Lily Hatdy, wife of the | service clubs, the town council, card that will depict the square War Memorial from its present Winnipeg ..-..... 34 36 Jate Captain Hardy of Pleasant the Board of Trade, the Elemen-. 4 as it will appear upon cdmple- site, to a new location, in the Toronto .......... 24 53 | Grove died at the P.E.I. Hos- : : tion. The whole area will ~be |center of the square and there Ottawa .......... - 22 38 | pital March 16 in her 92 year. Other survivors include a drained; graded and thet. will be erect it on a two or three tiered Montreal ......... 19 37 | Surviving is a daughter, Myra, | number of grandchildren and 2 base. : . Quebec... ....eee. 6 32 Mrs. Harold Watts of York, great-grandchildren 7 | Various committees within the belle ii tte iee 14. 4 with whom Mrs. Hardy resided | Funeral will be held from ‘ jmain centennial committee are ree cy uneeeees 2 S for some time. Also surviving is | York United Church Saturday, : jbeing organized and a number Halif Ms tteeee See 4 202: Edison, Dartmouth, N.S. | March 19, at 1.30 p.m. in organizations have been Te- | narlotte a! 7 bs —w : : : quested to.send as many. repre- , f ; @ isentatives as possible to future Sydney .........:. 19 35 ¥ ¥ *¥ 4H MR MH e % c lmeetings of the committee. Yarmouth - ..... ie 26 ; ; ; At present a lottery is being St. John’s ... -... 23 * 32 4 : jheld to- raise funds. A consider Boston ........... 29 52 >. ‘able amount of financial assis-. Miami et = i ltance will be required to com- New Orleans ..... SS ; a : 3 ri iplete the project, in addition to Tucson -..%.-..++ 51 78 W AY TO KEEP the Government and Municipal 40S Angeles ..:... = UN Pe : : :

, grants that are available. o| LIFAX (CP) —-‘The: wea- IN HOSPITAL To further their fund-raising ree sits generally way

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_ Spurgeon MacNeill, 231 Rich- drive the committee are spon- | mond Street is a patient in the jsoring a broom ball game and Prince. Edward Island Hospital. ‘carnival in the rink on Friday = CITY AREA ENTERS HOSPITAL hight. ae : : | The broom ball game is billed eae an ak dee jas an International Competition | FUNERALS Douglas Street, has entered the lle! A ce ia ce i -P. E...1.Hospital where she. will. ¢+515.-comprised—-of--new—resi----- /ANNON. FUNERAL — The undergo surgery, dents of the Town from a var- funeral for Miss Lucy Lannon IS ABSENT iety of countries and the Home | Was held Thursday morning Malcolm MacKenzie, deputy Brews. The teams will be com- |from the Charlottetown Funeral -qninister- of education for-Prince Prised of male and female mem- | — ees secant Edward Isfand, will be absent bers. © ene eee ae te from his office for the remaind-| A ladies and. a gentlemen's | mains were received -by ‘Rev. der of the month of March \wrist watch have been donated | Urban Gillis, parish priest. Re- : ‘by two local firms as prizes for | Quiem High Mass was celebrat-

CORRECTED TIMES jthe best costume at; the Carni- } ed by Rev. Clifford Murphy, who Pg Following are the times for val to be held following the | also conducted service at the , ear services of worship in the Win- broom hall game. |grave.. Pallbearers were: Ed- LESLEY GORE, ~ gloe United Church pastoral jward Walsh, Joseph Cronin, t JAMES BROWN

-~eharge-for--Sunday,—March 20. Winsloe North 11 a.m. ' Winsloe. South 2.30 p.m. Highfield Young

__-People’s service _7.30_p.m. Rev. T.R. Goudge, minister.

| Faith Conference | Bernard MacMillan, James Cain, |..

eet oe eee In- erment was in church ceme- _At Charlottetown |" saben , | The Canadian Inter-Fiith C.- — on |ference is scheduled to be held STILL WINTER | in Charlottetown March 21. | Eugene McQuillan, Lot 65) Initial meetings explaining the | brought a butterfly to The Guar- | aims of the conference are now, | dian Thursday afternoon which | being held in the Atlantic Pro.» he found in the-hay loft. of his | vinces. | barn. The early harbinger of The Conference, - organized | summer was lively. Apparently |last year and now an active | it didn’t realize that it's still member of the planning force | winter time in Prince Edward for Centennial celebrations, is | Island. {seeking common. ground for re- | : ligious observances by Canada’s | CARD PARTY The following are the results |approximately 28 faiths and de-

of the eard party’ held at ‘the ‘nominations. It-has- taken toler- |

; _.,. ance and understanding as a te tink eee last night: sajor Centennial project.

Harold Cud- | providing leadership in . the more; second, Mrs. Mary Pin- | eld of peoers vere : programs based on: in- eau; mens’ first, Albert fake ter-denominational co- operation 4 and ‘J.A. MacKenzie ‘alla t, |the. Conference has enjoyed, | special prize, Mrs. N. Gallant: from the outset, official support | door prize, Josephine Blanchaid; nq participation by the Cathol-

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| Widening the Employment Horizon—for job seekers

_ when it is clear that the move is im their own and the country’s best interests. The Manpower Mobility Program is an “im- ‘portant part of the Government of Cana- _ da’s over-all manpower program which, o “within the framework of general economic

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cover the cost of moving and resettlement

freezeout, Mrs. Pineau . and jc Church, virtually all Protest. | i ‘sail: De a a ee fee ee ‘ consolation, Catherine Shep- sinations, the Orthodat | M DN G OW ON G national in scope providing for loans or _ policy, is designed to help maintain full

herd. and men's consolation, W. \churches and. the. Jewish andl. I HT SH cas T I HT grants to workers and their families to | employment and make the best possible

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i 5 3 The Atlantic: area meetings use of the country Ss manpow ‘ex resources, opened in Fredericton, N.B., ) Thursday, March 16 and will be followed by further sessions in Halifax March. 18; Antigonish.

MARSHFIELD PARTY Following are the results of the regular card play at Marsh- field hall last night. The pro- ceeds were for the benefit of the

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Marshfield Scout Troop. Ladies | 4nd Sydney, March 2 and St. © Enea aed evmse ©. Who is eligible for-n lean or grant? “ae Q. What about 2 worker without de- first, Shirley Livingston; se-|" Chaired: by tive ditectie : : A. You are eligible:— : Are a key skilled worker needed by an. pendents? ' cond, Paulene Scott; mens’ first, See ee @) if there is little or no chance of employer who received a development A. For a worker without nts Stewart Mosher; second, Leith | a suitable job im your — = nee: the Area: Development - octal transportation, costs are paid Brown; door prize, Agnus Saun- area, loans grant not’ cover ® ders; freezeout, Marion Quinn @)if there is sritable employment —@, How do I apply? the movement of and John Munn. Tournament | JP Jon Wa bs teed and a shortage ~ he ea en i ye ror Bent slowaties oF $100 for those | ie ic of quatified workers Give them the facts: and thé will ~ Feceiving loans. Those _ receiving _»—___and-Lettie Friavell,——____ © and if there is 2 good chance that relate your experience and traning-- ~~ Brats can_also_receive this-resettle~ -BRIDGE PLAY G PTT the new job Dee shoe in your to avaiable job opportunities, first a allowance as a loan, not “a Following are the .results of | ahaas You are ELIGIBLE FOR A LOAN— locally in other areas. : Club Wednesday ie aa, iaae mic = Sao ocr vith - a ian ie paleo. bing i Nomi: te not "lik than 20 1. Louis Gaudet, Roy Vessey reas aoe tins fae dar oes oly raion. _A. For a worker with dependents, a monthly mstalments beginning four and Tom Cauty ‘and Bob Ham- * REGIONAL FESTIVAL » ” You are ELIGIBLE FOR AGRANT— —_‘!oarvor grant will pay for the actuat———- ana 1% seen. oe bly, tied. 4 : if you have been unemployed for at eee noe of himself and nterest 1s 97479 pet annum. 3. Beryl Millar,and Jean Dun- | of the least four of the six months dependents, including meals 7 Q. Is there anything else I should know? bar ‘ the date you apply for a grant; t accommodation. Also a. Yes, if you have obtained a loan or 4, Florence Griffin, Elaine Dominion Drama Festival ‘ Os ‘Stn leu cost o Tae ee a peter oe ; ed Flavse. completed a prowincialty personal inati Balls dee: Shika Geken an ty SOME SON OE t Deegan oC wece- ©. Aud Gin tailh-of yeocticment a the then om eghional Mee aa oe Carraugher; ‘Hilda Green and | i ; tional tehabititationend re-catabliel ‘now seen? at Hi the sew tien Inez Kelly, tied. 3.00 P.M. TON GHT dermg the provions three As For those with dependents, resettle- moved somewhere to look for a job The Abegweit Club will hold : ' oF ment allowances are $200 cach for before this came into effect. fts annual mixed pairs cham- “RUMPELSTILTSKIN” Age a former antomobile er auto parts the worker and ‘his wife and $100 for you may be eligible for a loan or i pionship Wednesday,..March 23. a ; : worker fe for Temetionl ba each so up to a grant, For more information—cheek ance im respect of layofi, maximum \ your office. : WE MAKE TO ORDER .. . V.1.P. CHILDREN'S THEATRE aie : | Party .Sandwiches—Ham, Chicken . * s = pene 5 : ‘ DELIGHTFUL PLAY FOR, ADULTS CAST OF ‘ ® |} rs Salad, Eag, Salad etc: Buik orders WH AND CHILDREN ALIKE | ouRTEEN — | Starring REG PARK - CHRISTOPHER LEE TECHNICOLOR NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT SERVICE, GOVERNMENT. OF CANADA lops,. Macaroni & Cheese,. Rolls, Tickets—Adults 1.50, $1.00; Children .75 ng SHOW AT aay “ 2 3 f er ae Sweets. and. Assorted. Pastries. G Rate for Children (4 or more) a janled by ; ’ ' : i . ‘ : Sethi jroup : com a aby Hatt each Adil pays regan ate 11:45 : | a ENTERPRISE BAKERY \ "s r : ; ; 208 Oration Dial 44747 eesaiieemnn ats Me a : $ “ ° i ; - 1 ; eae . A * &