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badge from Hubért~ Handra- han, president of the branch at the April meeting of the La- dies’ Auxiliary. Donations - of money were voted for Care of

‘BORDEN — Figures for traf--

fic on Canadian National's ferry”

- gervice between Borden and Cape Tormentine, N.B. revealed Saturday by: J.G. Davis, man- ager of CN’s Maritime srea,

passengers and a 20 per cent in- ¢rease: in vehicles as compared to the same period last year.

In March the. Abegweit and | Prince Edward Island carried 24,927 passengers and 12,681 ve- hhicles across the Northumber- land. Strait. The equivalent fig- tres for March 1965 were 21,- 785 and 10,525. aaa

by the two ships last month

“totalled 597 as compared with 400 in March 1965. ; The number of automobiles handied showed an increase of 1,707... Trucks. increased by_179, trailer trucks by 12( and buses _ by 115. The_ftumber. of CN passengers carried.on trains and chartered buses using the fer- ries showed an increase of seven per cent over March 1965.

bs a IS NAMED _.."¥ou.might call mea ‘book- worm,’’ says: Fred Hughes,

boy of the week. Fred, 11-

Joseph Hughes, 280 Sydney

Street, says he has no real .

Are Invested

KENSINGTON — Seven boys were invested into ‘the Boy Scouts of Canada at a ceremony at the Kensington Elementary School recently. The boys were

n- nedy, Bob Lavers,. Garry

Holmes, Wendell Douglas, David

Champion and Allan Clark

‘Following the investiture effi-

elency badges were presented as

follows, carpentry, Clifford Case- ley, Donald Boyle, Donald

Thompson, Donald Brander; re-

ligion and life. Wendell Douglas,

Miechae) Kennedy, Donald

Thomson, Donald _ Brander, , Donald Boyle, Leslie Hunter; el-

hobbies except reading. He is

but soon gave them up.

’ Fred, a grade 6 student at St. Jean's Elementary School, carries 55. Patriots daily on his route along Dorchester Street and has been delivering the—Patriot for two -vears. He will finish the payments on his bike this month and then in- tends to save his carrier earn- ings for future use, probably to help pay for furthering his education.

our. Guardian-Patriot news- | jamin Shephard, 85 Cumberland year-old son-of-Mr. and Mrs.

“nota sports fan and had a; -prief—fling--at—model_airplanes_.

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|2 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Mon., April 18, 1966..

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brothers

J.E. Walker Passes Away

| World. War One, | brother Arthur. si

He was predeceased by twe Austin and Gilbert, who were killed in artion in| dnd another

ane

: ee tiagent during World War Twe and returned to Canada with the rank of captain.

| He is married and has two |. children.

|A.S. MacNeill Is To Retire .-

Word has been received of. the recent death of John Emmett

sor of philosophy at the Univer- | sity of Notre Dame, Soyth Bend, |

at the’ annual St. Dunstan's Uni- versity lecture series which be- gins tonight at eight o'clock in| }the SDU Alumni Auditorium.

Dr. Johnston's first. talk will deal with “Business and Profes- sional Conduct,”’ and his second |talk, on Tuesday night at the ah same_time,- will have as its top fe, “Labour, Management and the Common Good." -

A professor of: English and

years from 1938-46, Dr. Johnston

4 the Conway vehicle was travel- ing north on Cumberland St. at the time of the accident. A 1958 Meteor operated by -|James Farrar of New Wiltshire struck a fence on Allan ‘Street es. about one o'clock Sunday morn- |

damage to the car. ***

Canada and te the provincial committee of “EXPO 67” at the meeting which was held in othe ladies’ lounge at the Tig- nish Legion.

Three Mishaps Are Reported |

The Charlottetown Police ‘a partment investigated three ac-' eldents over the weekend.

Reports indicated that three people received -minor -injuries—; following a two-car collision nar 188 Elm-Ave. at 11.45 Sa- | turday night. | ~The accident involved ears dri- ven by Frederick Judson, Char- lottetown RR 1 and Francis Fer- | guson of Bonshaw.¢ | Injured were Clarence Pineau who received lacerations on the nose, Noreen Pineau, shock, and }|Leo Ferguson, lacerations on the t forehead. z ‘| Dr. CA. Coady). attending phy- | sician reported last night that | the victims were released fol- lowing examination. There was an estimated -$100 ‘damage to a car owned by Ben- |

f

Street,. who was involved in a | two-ear collision near 83 Cum- | berland Street at 12.45 a.m. Sun-

day. j other vehicle, operated by (Art ay, 6 -hindenAve-, had no damage estimate avail. i lable. Se ee | The Shephard car was said to lhave been parked on the west | \side of Cumberland Street while

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|Indiana, will be guest speaker |:

~tphilosophy-at SDU fer eight |

Lecture Series ‘Set For Tonight

|? Dr. Herbert Johnston, profes- |

lis a Bachelor of Arts graduate | ing. There was no estimate of from the University of Toronto |¢, the DR. JOHNSTON © |

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‘Walker at Cultis Lake, B.C. | Mrs. J. Bruce

Mr. Walker a former~ Char- | lottetown resident was the son of the late Mayor James S Walker and the late Mrs. Walk- | er of Charlottetown, He served with the Royal Canadian En-| gineers during World War Two. |

MONTAGUE Mrs

| \ Lwhere he also received his MA | ‘and PhD degrees at the Pontifi- \cal Institute of Mediaeval Stu- dies. : | Besides teaching at SDU. he jalso taught at Regiopolis Col- jlege, Kingston, Ontario, and at |Aquinas College, Grand Rapids, Michigan..He-has been a =mem- ber of the faculty at Notre . |Dame for the past 18 years. j Dr. Johnston has written two | books and his articles have ap- peared in numerous publications. The SDU_lecture series is open.

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Leslie Hunter; winter sports: Fair or a Scout Jamboree.

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Passes Away >

John | Bruce of Heatherdale died early | Saturday morning in the Prince | Edward Island Hospital where oa she had been a patient since ear- |

Hy. in- January; She was inher

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former Margaret Belle MacPhee

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It has been announced by | NEWSPAPER MAN RETIRES. RCMP Headquarters, Ottawa,| NEW YORK (AP)—James. D. that Supt. A.S. MacNeill com-| Horan, 51, assistant managing manding:officer of ‘‘L’’ Division, editor of the New York Journa): Charlottetown; is to retire from |American. will retire April 25 the force on pension May 25. after working 36 years with the

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