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Lieutenant Governor. W. J.__the House closed Thursday MacDonald takes the salute on - Richmond Street -in—front—of- the Legislative Building dur- ‘ing the march past by the guard of -honor shortly . before

His—Honor_ is__Lt-Col__E. G. MacLeod. Guard Commander for the march, past was Capt. J.T. Davies of No. 5 Signals

. Liquid Hydrogen As Fuel é Gives Trouble In Space

CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. (AP) ‘drogen ro¢ket stages {nto orbit. Taming liquid hydrogen fuel in Shutting them down for a. long space continued to elude * space coast period in space and re- agency scientists as they began.| Starting them. piecing together the reasons a centaur rocket failed to ignite twice in space Thursday—nighf:

The pfoblem-plagued Céntaur,. more than three years behind schedule, is pioneering the con- cept of taking high-energy *hy- |

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ter this technological trick be- fore it can-commit astronauts to rocket to the moon.

Liquid -hydrogen provides 40- iper-cent more power than other liquid fuels and also has more

Thursday _ night, ‘rocketed into a

a planned

PETERS Memorial Hospital on April 6, 1966 Mrs. Simon Peters of Anti- _ gonish, N.S. formerly of Monta- gue, P.E.J. in her 84th year Resting at the home of her .dau- ds ghter Mrs. William Hennigar, the earth. - : Montague Funeral’ from St.| Instead, only one of centaur’s Mary’s Church, Montagtre, Sat- |two 15,000-pound-thrust engines irday, April 9th at 3 o'clock. In- ;apparentlyignited.__It _burned terment in the Church Cemetery (only 17 seconds and dumped : : ‘Centaur and its spacecraft into «FERGUSON. — At Churchill lan egg-shaped ‘orbit ranging Friday, April_8, 1966, of Archie ‘from 101 to 186 miles above the Ferguson in his 88th year. Re- pjobe. ~mains--will_be—transferred_from_|——— the MacLean Funeral Home to-

she" Residence

ay, N.S.,: for completion of

lglobe. After a 25-minute coast- ling ‘period, it was to ignite again for 107.seconds and send a 1,730- ‘pound dummy spacecraft to a ‘spot in space 236,000 miles from

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“CHEVERIE — In the Char- _ lottetown) Hospital on April 8, |

Mary Margaret Chev-|

“> At Beach Grave

on Wednesday, April 6th, 1966, A home owned by Arnold Bur-

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Legion Winners Are Announced.

The Miscni:

\las explained how the trophy |lam recetvet trophies fer fhe had heen won and expressed. the | 1964-65 runnera up position. : | regret of the members of the — Following the -—presentation ef {death of Earl Jay. His - s0n| the trophies and prizes a lunch Carman accepted the, trophy on | supplied bythe ladies of the behalf of his late father. | Legion was served,

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-| che entry consisting of Gerard Poirier and .P.C. Martin were winner of the Royal ~“Canadian

| Legion provincial championship

| for cribbage at Mt. Stewart re- cently. The dart champtorship

Was won Dy a Summerside team

consisting of Matt Arsenault ‘and

Trophies were -present@d to. Alfred Mullens and Arthur Mac- 7 Kinton. winners for. the Mt, | retary for several years was Stewart, branch for 1965-66 and -presented with a. certificate of fo the runners up Joe MacDou- | merit by the Mt. Stewart branch gall and James Doyle.: While | for his long time service to the Mr- and Mrs. Joseph MacMil- | branch :

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| uish: grass. fires. Thursday.

i> grass fires in York and the St.

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The Charlottetown Fire’ depart- | ment received three calls last |! night between 7:35 -and 8:10. |} Areas affected were off Nassau and Dunkirk streets. : 7

The Sherwood Fire department answered calls to. extinguish

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| Peters Road area yesterday to Heartz Hill about 3:30.

The Parkdale Fire depart-- ment extinguished a..grass fire | off Allen Street yesterday at 5:10 p.m. .

‘1S ELECTED

| | the |mer McIntyre

Eu Glenn. The competitien is . : .

an annual eveat. This” year i iy #

twelvé teams took part. Mon- 2

tague, Cardigan, Souris, Char- find out. oe

lottetown, Miscouche, Mt. Stew- art Eidon~Tignish and O'Leary were all represented.

The presentation of trophies for these competitions was made by Pius Smith, Legion command president. ; Following: the presentation. of championship -trophies F- of Mt. Stewart branch presented the branch trophies- and prizes._The first trophy presented was the club trophy which had been won for three years by Mrs’ Ralph Fic- kett and the late Eariy Jay: for two years and Mrs. Pickett and Elmer MacIntyre jor this year

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afternoonStanding_heside — suardwas-made_ot the Prince “Edward_Island—The Abegweit is | Chu due for drydock..within ‘a week | ‘

Edward Island—Regiment, No. 5 Signals and No. & Medical | Corp

Ler-i and nieces, Mrs. Jelpha Sharp, Ottawa; Mrs. T. M. Kettles ‘Mary’. Montreal; Mrs: L: -H:! Durkin ‘Dorothy’, Onaping, Ont., | Mrs. J. D,, MacDonald (Flor-

| Mrs, MacKie was a life-long | member of Trinity United | Church, Summerside.

sland Book Distributed

“Close. to 27,000 subscribers of

the Island Telephone Company lister, Rev. S.E. .McKillop.

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inot be issued until later this ‘Spring and Summer. i

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the Confederation ~handles the | Peter's Anglican Church.

\service of worship and medita- |

: : vice was held in Alberton Un- M. ¥.. Confederation resumied | ited Church last evening. Wor- . yesterday with the} ship was conducted by Rev. S. M. V. Abegweit and S. S. Prince | E- “McKillop of O'Leary United reh. ; 23 A. R. Murray of the Presby- t'h-e | terian Church led in prayer, and be | the’ sermon .was preached by Earnest. Linton of St.

P-E.1- and-is;also president of Campbell Industries Ltd. He is a native of. Chelton where he lives with his wife; the former -Elizabeth—Gibson of _Marsh- field, and their four children. The announcement of this re- cent appointment was made by R.L, McGrath, vice president and managing-director of An- napolis Valley Canners Ltd.

Arthur MacLeod

and during her ‘absence begweit’s' schedule will aken over by the Prince while | Rev.

Prince's schedule . ; Guest choirs from O'Leary led

Ice in the . Northumberland | the ssinging’ and rendered two Strait is reported nil and boats | special selections. The United are crossing on summer time | Church choir, with Mrs. Lewis schedules. Bernard as organist, sang ‘‘The

{Cross was His Own,” and the

and

Dies Suddenly

+men’s choir; with Mrs.Donald

' ad Ch h Matheson as i athes ~ organist, sang M. Arthur MacLeod, long- Unite urc “Lead Me To Calvary.” - time resident -of Cee 3 ; ° ; ( . : "~~ —1~died suddenly ‘Thursday at. Folds Service bined choir fronfthe’ West Cape Beach Point in connection with | eee — Charge. ze ‘his work.

f ee i The fifth section, ‘‘Christ On 5 LEASY — ner Te the Cross — His ‘Relationship To observed = in ary wi People.’’ was led by Rev. Max- three hour interdenominational wail Nesbitt : ge | Se p The sixth section, “Christ In ison in the United vee Pll |The Tomb — His Relationship to |general theme was ris ‘Death,”. conducted by Mr. Mac- aries tae whtek Ta {Dougall in place of Rev. Ernest

. - 'Linton_who was ill. The United | Sluded ae ae ee ee Church choir sang “The Cross | ' Y. iWas His Own." The closing sec- |was conducted by.the host min- tion was led by Mr. McKillop who used scripture and poetry he Tem. ito present ‘A Glimpse Beyond a vith its ie Pee parts, The Tomb — Christ's Assurance | Brat rece eed ty Siete ae jof New Life.” : | as a technician for 28°years with site tes portion, "Christ th rour cvs led the singing of he" marine vison othe, De led by Rev. David “Sellick who jhymns — The Baptist Choir with partment of Transport in Char- based his meditation on thouights- Ree’ cont ms Me eee SuetKe ee ee of the transfiguration of Christ. | is hee Sea y's “Men's Choir | death. He resided at 28-St. Peters A duet, ‘‘He died For Me,’’ was Ibeganist the. West Se can aoe aK Reo sung by. Mrs. Clinton MacLeod |hined Choir with Mrs. Matheson -;..u ving. are his" wife, and Ruth Buchanan, jas organist, and O'Leary United

The second portion, “Christ In Church Choir with Mrs. Lewis

The ‘Upper Room, His Relation- Bernard as organist.

ship To His _Disciples,"" was led a by A:R. Murray and included a) CHAIRMAN. RESIGNS selection by the Baptist choir,| SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (AP)— e \President Johnson .Friday re- & | N.B.

“Ivory Palaces.” peas a i The third section, “Christ In ceived. the resignation of. E. | ena. tioecy Henry, chaifman of the = Also surviving~are brothers, 4

while at work near the wharf’ at Beach Point and taken to hospital in Montague Where he was pronounced dead by George Inman.

Mr. MacLeod, born at Tignish in 1913, received his education at Dunstan s,

Mr. and Mrs. Murdock MacLebdd, -The remainder of the service was.a captain at» Tignish. Mr. MacLeod was employed

‘the lottetown, and sons: David, Summerside, Pon, formerly ifrom the province presently re- jsidingin- Framingham, Mass., | and Roger, formerly of the Is- ‘land, now residing’ im * Sussex,

‘The Garden — His Relationshi 76 God te Sater was led - Federal Communications Com-| Munroe of Charlottetown and

Rev. Ewen MacDougall and in- Mission, effective May 1. He is Ivan, Dartmouth, N.S. cluded the singing of ‘Must. Je- expected’ to return to Tennessee sus Bear The Cross Alone” by \to practice law. It was learned | garet, Mrs. Windsor Campbell, the men's choir.—-—--—- that the FCC chairman told | Philadelphia; Mary, Mrs. Frank : The fourth section, ‘Christ Be- Johnson about six weeks ago he | Smith, Massachusetts, and fore Pilate His Relationship To The World,”’ was led by Rev.

‘there has been no. action on! Claresholm, Alberta. Two sisters predeceased him.

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He was reportedly’ taken i

West Kent School and St- | He was the son of the late |

formerly of Orwell. His father |.

‘former .Jessie MacLeod of Char- |

Surviving sisters include Mar-

planned—to—teave-—Fleming—said-Gladys,_Mrs__Ernest__Charlton, | _

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by fire Thursday afternoon by a

Community listings have been singing of ‘The Way Of The

personnel in Charlottetown (11,- -

Cross Leads Home,” by a com-

- WESTERN” FUNERALS |

WAUGH FUNERAL — The fu- neral for Mrs. Brenton Waugh | was held Thursday afternoon | from the Compton Funeral Home | to the United Baptist Church, | Summerside, where service was | conducted at 2:30 p.m. by Rev. R. P. Matthews, assisted by Dr. | Cecil R. ebber. Hymns were | “Unto The Hills’ and ‘Breathe } On Me Breath Of God'’. Organ- | ist was Mrs. Eric MacNeill. Pall bearers were Lloyd Waugh, Norman. Waugh, Robert. Waugh, | Irving Hogg, Robert P._Hogg, and Walter Hogg. Interment was |

Mrs. Webster Bolter of Glenwood in her 83rd year. Her remains | Fee O'Leary until noon Sat-pfitewhich reportedly erupted |changed, as well. Major com. urday. Then to Glenwood United originally from: a pile of gar-|munities of Charlottetown and | j a raion ate. ‘Summerside are now: featured Church for service at 2 o'clock. age : wee r Interment in the Church Cem-| The house, being occupied by at the beginning of_ the “white- | etery. * |Mrs. and Mrs. Joseph O'Connor page listings, the others follow- | pete eas ‘and family, was the last home ing alphabetically. = ARSENAULT. — At the Sacred in Cross Roads district on the | This line-up is: a common fea-| Hear Home, Charlottetown, Fri--Trans Canada Highway, report-|ture of most other telephone day, April Sth, Everett>Ar- ed Fire Chief J. D. MacAskill books in Canada and is designed -senault of Summerside in his. of the Prakdale Fire department. to make it easier for callers in | 9th year. Resting at the Comp- Fire Chief MacAskill last night the larger calling areas to find | ton Funeral Home until Mon- | said the department received the their numbers more quickly. day, April 11th, then to St.|call at 2:50 p.m. for a fire; Walter Auld, Island Company Paul's Church for requiem high which originated in a pile of |manager, said the new directory | mass at 9 a.m. Remains-to-be.} garbage and jumped to nearby jis being delivered by company | placed in St. Paul's receiving small outbuildings which were | ¥ vault. : * destroyed. “\.spark from these . : | buildings landed on the house ‘KENNEDY ~— At Montague, | roof which. caught fire but fire- P.E.1., on April 8th, 1966, Mrs.| men quelled the blaze and re- Catherine Kennedy in her 100th) turned to the station leaving tw __year. Resting -at_theMontague | neighbours on standby. : Funeral Home. Funeral from | Reports indicated the depart- St. Andrew’s Presbyterian | ment was recalled to the scene Church, Montague, Monday. April 11th at’ 2 o'clock. Inter- ment in the-Lower Montague , Cenietery. 3 |

“MacLEoD = “Suddenly April 7,7 1966, M. Arthur MacLeod, 28-St. |

abuut 4:15 p.m. but did not ar- rive in time to save the dwelling

| withthe tanker truck carrying | U-*-

a limited suonly of water. Mr. MacAskill-said-the. second

-hlaze__erupted__from__a__latent

spark somewhere in the double

| roof of the house and peovle

Peters Road, age 52 vears. Rest-| tried to. extinguish the fire be- ing at the Cutcliffe Funeral) tore giving the alarm to the Home until noon today, then to) fire department.

Trinity United Church for ser- —-—— - vice commencing at 2 o'clock. :

I in Valleyfield Ceme- . ho - alleyfield Ceme | May MacKie DAWSON — At the Victoria Gen- Passes Away

eral Hospital, Halifax, April 7, , SUMMERSIDE — The death

1966, Mrs.” Thomas O. Dawson, | North River, in her 46th year. | : ;

éccurred at Prince County Hos- pital--on—-Wednesday,-. April

Remains will. be SrAnsterred ) from the Cutcliffe Funeral Home | at noon-today to her amedise, denice. Funeral Monday from. 8/th year. Zion Presbyterian Church with

service commencing at 1.30 p.m. Mrs. James A. Sharp.

Cee ins Sherwood--Ceme- She was predeceased by two ery. : "" —~ysons, Leland ,in 1921 and Angus | MCCABE Ab the Clarlotie (ou el seer wore ee

town Hospital. April 7, 1966, Ethel: Jean McCabe, 304 Euston St. Resting at the Hennessey Funefsl Home from where the funerdl. will take place on’. Mon- day morning leaving the funer- al home at 9 o'clock to St. Duns. tan's Basilica for Requiem High Mass at 9.15. Interment in the 4 Catholic cemetery. Visiting hours commencing after- noon at 2 o'clock.

MOLYNEAUX At the Char- lottetown Hospital Thursday, April 7, 1966, Frederick Moly- neaux, 164 Nassau Street, in his 79th year. Resting at the Char-.|

lottetown Funeral Home from }° where the funeral will be held | Monday morning, leaving the

funeral home at -8:45 for Re-

quiem High Mass at the Church

m the Most Holy Redeemer at

® o'clock. Interment in the

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CITY OF DARTMOUTH Required by

(Additions to Staff)

- Graduate Engineers to work on design’ and ° i

Engineering Technicians with experience in Engineering field or with suitable qualifications.

CITY ENGINEER, City Hall, ee Dartmouth, N.S:

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