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Guardian. Charlottetown, Wed. Aug. 26, 1964.

Traffic V

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Fill S'side Docket

SUMMERSIDE — A number of cases involving traffic vio- lations were heard in county magistrate's court here Tues- day. Justice of the Peace Leo Blacquiere presided'in the ab- sence of Magistrate W. Chester‘ S. ‘MacDonald. j

The following charges laid by the RCMP.

Brian Hugh Murphy of Sum- merside. pleaded guilty to dri- ving without due care and at- tention, and was fined $10 and costs or five days. Murphy also pleaded guilty to a charge of failing to have a transfer of registration. and was fined $10 and costs. He pleaded guilty to a charge of unlawfully failin: to drive on the right half of the highway, and was fined $5 and;

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George Patrick Hughes oft Xinkora. pleaded guilty to fail-l ing to stop at a stop sign, andi was fined 55 and costs. i

Fined $10 and costs or five!

line. He was fined $10 and

costs or five days.

SELLING LIQUOR Charges of unlawfully selling liquor against three men. were adjourned to Thursday for hearing by Magistrate MacDon- ald. Appearing on the charges were Cecil William Scary McNeill’s ‘Village; George Wil- liam Fitzgerald. Inverness. and George Arthur Bell, Ellersley. T'ie following charges were laid by St. Eleanor‘s police. . Dale Yeo of Delmon. pleaded guilty to a charge

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driving without due care and! attention. and was fined $10 and costs or five days

Ronald Wilinson of Summer-‘ side. pleaded guilty to a charge‘| of driving without due care and: attention. and was fined $10‘ and costs or five days. pleading guilty to the same

charge was Thomas Wood of Summerside. He was fined $10

gone years, which showodadamaeeuforlha mud, origin . time after Mlscouche had been museum. a band concert was ray, Fay Richard Ruth mAWA (cm The smart-steppin‘ summer. represented in other centres presented by the Royal Can- DesRodics. 4136!. Rich- side Major-cues led the parade_ earlier. Floats were entered adian Dragoons band at the ice queen c and Carla, 37. of Victoria in; Bands were {he inasmuch. from Charlottetown. Summer- Miscouche high school grounds. chairman was Mrs. Phillip Lo- becn appointed to command he and and a, band of m. side, Borden, Crapaud and St. Additional entertainment in. Clair. Inches were am. “no”, wort Fraser, . unit ' Royal Canadian Dragoons. Imam!“- cluded a locally-operated mid- Em Wm“ "id" of the Second Canadian Squad. ' Children paced a number FLOAT DAMAGED way with rides, bingo and as. - "‘3 Md- wenh“ bued of ﬂoats to give the parade. n t m' h . sorted entertainment. “1‘: “‘1 Jmph G'u‘mv 3°" m I“ Emulmm' EC" added a. 1 One on w1c was entered so staged win we m ton. a visitor to the area. it was announced Thursday. 'PP" « and failed to make it to the libs Summerside and Mis. centennial day celebrations. couche Centennial Queen Con- General chairman d the Cmdr. Carlo. who has served SUMMERSIDE —— Under I appeal. and the official opening couche fire departments were ., w the Summerside Lion; test with 18 charming girls Miscouche centennial day 0010- as commanding officer of the sunny skies Miscouche cele-iof the new Acadian Museum. represented by gleaming fire and Lionenes ﬂoat. This {long entered from Miscouche and bration program. WI! minesweeper Chaleur, now is on braled its centennial day Tues-i The parade, which saw about engines; there were smartly- was caught by the wind en. St. Nicholas. J. Gaudet. staff at naval headquarters tday- , ,. . , units: moulding 3° ﬂ0M5- Slmlng horses. and horse- l route, and received damage Entrants Were: Dianne Members 0! the parade com- hen. ‘ Festivities were highlighted i got off to a start shortly after drawn vehicles of a half cen- ; which prevented it, appear. Arsenault' Anne.Map1e Amen. mm were: m, Jdm "" , ,by a mile-long parade of wxdel 2 pm. Jury ago. also a Variety Of ance in the parade. ault. SylVla Gandel- mere“ ' me "I" It 0T R EW ll I Variety was the keynote this farm animals. . Taking a leading part in lille McCormack. Bar a Ann Elmer Gaurht. Vital Gauthier. l 0 R INDING produced anyurhere in Canwyear lIl parade planning. Giving the parade an added 1 planning of various local Gaudet, Claudette Del'toche. 1t, Dﬂ‘ & REPAIRS ,ada.‘.‘ Besid modern, colorfully- variety was an assortment of ‘ ﬂoats, were the Sisters of Dina MRoches, Joanne Gau- Rocha and Julian Gandct. i .Thls year marks the seem“! “Signed and 'magmam‘" comic Characters and clowns. Notre Dame Convent. det, Claire McNeil]. Carolyn Combined lu- llio' S ~ L litime that Island producers havei‘floats, and numerous pretty which appealed to the fun_]ov. The parade was followed by power, Cecilia R ' centennial celebra on; w” lOIC‘y’ €(ll’l( Eexhibited tieir eggs at the na-‘ girls in convertibles, _ there ing. ' e official opening ceremon- Claire Marie LeClair. Esther carried out by Miscoucho and , I ,, _ ‘ ) “0M1 9Xh'b1l10n- were “033 that (161)10le bil- Many of the ﬂoats in the par- ies at the Acadian Museum. Gaudet. Jean Des , Bar- St. N'lcholn. ‘ ' "" ‘ ‘ ""“” DRURY LANE STEAK THE AT GREEN GABLES Aligning Dlol 4-8506 und pluco I & J cavendm' A must1 oi: your trip b.“ . . r Equipment “DDR0” at P" Egon across No. 2 Highway at your I. - .I. and NB. Tourist Bureau Take the opportunity to play ‘ ousunds d Earls”- one of Canada’s finest courses. “ megﬁ‘lﬁﬁuﬁi F0 '1' candle PROPPEm 1Aer FOOD. no RLY THE RANCH HOUSE SERVED Imam Gift Sho 8"“0 ALBERTON P.E.l.

and costs or five days. Wood

days on a charge of driving 1 also pleaded guilty to failing to without a valid operator's li- ,1 stop at a stop sign and was fin-

cence. was Benjamin Paul Cos-l tain of Miscouche. i

Jack Joseph L'Agent pleaded' guilty to unlaufully passing an- other vehicle on a solid white1

Hon. Leo. Rossiier,I On Study Tour

Industry and natural resour- ces minister Leo Rossiter, who received a travel award from the Canadian-Scandinavian In- dustrial Foundation is making

ed $5 with no costs. I

Aubin Joseph Arsenault of Abram's Village was fined $10 and costs or five days when he pleaded guilty to driving with- out due care and attention. Also fined $10 and costs or five days on the same charge, was Em- m t Cameron of Wellington, who pleaded guilty to the charge. ’

A charge of unlawful posses-g sion of liquor, against Franki Edmund Gallant of Eg'mont‘ Bay, was adjourned to Thurs- day for hearing.

a study tour of industry in Swe- den, Norway, Denmark and Switzerland.

Mr. Rossiter left yesterday and plans to return within two weeks.

Mr. Ressiter said, “among the many interests charted our for this tour are ideas on the establishment and financing of primary a secon ary indus- tries and plans under which the export banks of these countries give assistance to their manu- facturers who wish to take ad- vantage of export markets."

Mr. Rosslier plans to contact Canadian trade and commerce ofﬁcials in the countries he Vl- lits to learn of opportunities for PEI. food production or other industries.

Island Native Dies In NB.

The death of Edward Living- stone of 315 Union Street oc- curred in Saint John General

Hospital on Saturday following 1

a lengthy illness.

He wa born at Murray R1 ver, P.E.I.. a son of the late James and Margaret (Moore) Livingstone. He had resided in Saint John for the past. 26 years, and was 70 years of age. Mr. Livingstone was a member 0

St, Matthew's Presbyterian Church. He is survived by his wife. the

former r of Mur. ray River, four sons. Edward and Bishop, Champlain Heights; Gar n, r ericton; Ewen, Nerepis, N.B.; a daughter. Mrs. arl Warren, Seven Isl .fiva brothers, Ross and on. East. Saint John. George. Benjamin and James, dll of Charlottetown. a sister. Mrs. Daniel MacLeod, Murray

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Local Egg Producers Place Well '

Prince Edward Island egg producers made an excellent showing at the Canadian Na , tional Exhibition in Tomato withl Smith Brothers of Pownal be--

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Large amounts sold at whole-. sale prices to hotel, motel, re- sort operators. i

FREE Tumblers Free P. E. I. Centennial Tumb- ler. This is a high quality given away with each $4.00 purchase of gasoline.

Agents for Tllden Rent a Car

S. R. JOHNSTON Ltd. FINA Station St. Peters Rd. Parkdale

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Stunhope. P. ,I. Handicrafts. Souvenirs Gifts. Confections, Ciao. etc.

OPEN DAILY _ I. a.m. to 10 pan.

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O Snack Bar Service O Full Course Meals

O Take Out Orders Situated tip-town

BUYING FURNITURE for tho FOLKS AT HOME? sec Archer & MacDonald Ltd.

Open '6! 3 every night Paid-Io Dial 4-6345

ISLAND GRILL

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McIN‘NI‘S PHOTO and HOBBY SUPPLY 111 Kent St. Ch’tmvn

For Ice and Rental Service

Phone 2-1632

lug awarded the CN'E's l

egg committee trophy for the high-l est soaring entries in eight sec- : ions of the shell egg compo-i 'on

The trophy was awarded for Smith Brothers’ entry in Canada Grade A Small size.

Island egg producers exhibits; ed eight entries out of a total of, 124 from across Canada. l

Other Island winners were} Summerside Co—operative As-l‘ sociation Limited which receiv-; ed a first for its entry of Can-i ada Grade A Small eggs and a? second for its entry of Canada:

SW . ottetown, who picked p a, first p1 a c e In the Canada Grade A Small and a second in‘

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Regular Dances

the Canada Grade A Medium.

ROLLAWAY

Arnold Vriends. whose entries won seco . in the Canada Grade A Medium‘

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and third in the Canada Grade; FOR ALL

A Large size.

Along with winning the egg trophy for their Grade A smalls, Smith Brothers won first place for their entry in the Canada Grade A Medium class.

Commenting on the showing of Island producers at the ONE Borden Douglas, poultry 4"

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Mom, Wed.. Fri. and Sat.

Music by "The Ill-Notes” mo — 12:30

Tues. and Thurs. Record Hops 9:30 — 12:30

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lottetown said "the results show that Island produced eggs. ar as quality is concerned, can compete successfully with eggs

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Harbor, several grandchildren and two great grandchildren and several nieces and neon~

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The body is resting at Brena en's Funeral Home, from where in funeral will be held ’I‘uesp

ulna cemetery. In lieu of ﬂow- dnnations to the Canadian

Cancer Society will be some ﬂuted.

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A Glimpse of Britain in P. E. I.

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O TV and Phone

Mon, Wed.. l‘rl., Sol. 1:80 Casual Bowling

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Phone New London 36

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1% Miles from Cornwall on Route 19.

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