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Hsuiuii NEWS PAGE

By ' DON MACLEOD

i2 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Mon. March 2, 1964

Kensingion

When the new Highway 'l‘ra!i’ic Act. given second read- ing in the ure last week comes into effect. torisis who run fou’. of act will find that not only have the majority of the pen- alties been increased but also

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fence a person is liable to a ﬁne of from $1 000 to $2,000. or a prison term of from six months to one year.

A requirement of the ne w Act is that a person who en-

‘-gages in wrecking or disman-

tling vehicles for junk. or for resale of parts. must get a

STIFFER PENALTIES FACE lTIirecIt Moves MOTORISTS IN NEW ACT lWolfe Statue

QUEBEC (OP) — A statue of General James Wolfe has been donated to the museum of the Royal 22nd Regiment. the Van Doos. by a landlord who had

been threatened if he did not

take it down from a niche at the top of his building.

Esmond Leonard took down‘

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S.vr-ne.v in ,-i Yarmcuth .. 17 ;,,- . Jnhr's. .\ll'ld. .. 21 -;

HALIFAX (CPi -— The ....1_ ther office says ii wee‘ vii» . ance moving towards the 1'» ; times from South Wesff-r.l F‘. 4:

will cause extensive ' -‘.1 today. '

Temperatures will remair rn the mild side for this ﬁlm" »-1 yeiar and the Maritlmes 5'10 ,1

Wrecker's License. Anyone the statue. which had been in

the range of intractlmis has , _. nded_ have a fevl snow lurries or rain

‘ ' ' befn FY08 ; acting as a_ wrecker Withoiii 8 place for about 100 years. after showers, A According to the new act. license 15 liable 30 3 “he 0i an anonymous telephone caller Regional norecasts. ‘ n 1 ‘no person shall drive upon ii I from . ora sent- thl-eatgngd to burn down mg Prince Edward mam ' ».w_.~; : ‘ highway a motor Vehicle I ence of from 30 days to three building uni“; the mun, W" cm NB C M . East- ‘ ' , . . . equipped with a television set mon s. remand. °““ 95- L°“'9r st. l(EI\'SIl\GTO.\' — Don Wood which is of course especially In-‘ Another of tne stiffen pennn Guy do Moms“ Bane“ cu“ John River Valley; variable

or carrying a television set while such is in operation." Upon conviction of an in-

cloudiness; a few rain showers or snow flurries, ext;-emeiv mild; southwest winds ll. Low.

was host to the Kens nzgton area terested in new business coming

. t‘ ' $100 I ' f d f - Board of Trade following the . to the area. should be the first ‘es 15 0 ‘am or eac

ing a vehicle‘: serial number

ator of the Van Does‘ Museum

, at the Quebec Citadel. said the

regular meeting’ W?dn€SdaV'E1‘9UP 90 5°"? the “9“' P““_"- H” f [' f mi 1 . or engine number. In default i “n bat”

night when he condiicted a p_re- Said ih3i_lh91‘€ _3r€_ 13 Slmilaf c:,E:1c1..1lObne(f,ined1sf,,|;ume§13tgegfxg of the fine. a sentnce of from zit-83:: ;fl$;w°;“rgng.nnr: won]: ‘high ‘I Chi“'1°“€i0“'n ‘24 and

V. W of the new Pnnmn Ire;-1111.; plants being ‘built in Canada or Sentenced", from fauna 30' one month nee mnnnns be installed move one of the 35. Moncton and Fredericton 33

zer plant recently built just west with Cyanamid and local bus-n days in jail‘ onld be imposed. doc” of the museum. and 45, Saint John 28 and 4()_

0i the ‘°“’"- li"°55 ma" ‘'5 pa”"°r5' ‘“‘d “"5: The new Act conveniently 1 A fine of $100 to $500‘ 0' 3 Two authentic 17th century High tide today at Cha”°”°' summarizes. in schedule form. 5 9°"l9“°9 "I 30 days t0 H‘ '' 9° town at 1'18 am‘ and L38 pm-

Mr. Wood in partnership with is the only one on the Island.‘ th

The new president of At Rustico at 8.58 um. and 9.15

p.m. Summerside tide 18 min- utes later than Charlottetown, Sun rises today at 6.46 am. and sets at 6.06 p.m.

pistols are carried on the waist ba

! months. is the penalty for op- M of me genenl,‘ statue

‘ erating a vehicle transport- ing explosives without requi- red equipment and markings.

ines of from $25 to 5200 can be imposed in connection

Cyanamirl. is bringing the pa» Vince a new adventure in fer» board. Murray M8CE\|‘9n. Dre- V tillzer, and will hold open house sided 8! the meeting held in the

-in me plant wax-ch 9, Although old town hall prior to the tour. the plant will not be Ilnlslled‘ and the new secretary, Archie for another two or three days. 1 J0h11Si0Il€. recorded the minuiesu

the offences and penalties that

apply in connection with all

phases of motor vehicle opera- 0

WEATHER

What is probably the siiffest . TORONTO (GP) — Observed

penalty in the act is the one

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TWO 01-‘ the young skaters‘ who took part in the 0'Leary Junior Fancy Dress Carnival and who won prizes for their costumes are shown above. Patricia Boates placed first in her age class as “Centennial

O'learyluniorCarnival Has 150 Contestants I

O’LEARY — The O‘Leary,Margaret. Ann Woodside. 2. Ja- participating in the campaign 3° increase mem ‘

Year”, and Paul Strang. wiio 1 game as S“i John A. .\lZacdon-

ald. received their awards from Tlicrin Ellis. the judge of the show. A carnival for those 12 years of age and over will be held this week.

Centennial Junior Dress Carni-i net _\IacKenzie, 3 Heather Mc-

val was held Friday night andiwilliams.

featured 150 contestants parad-1 ing before judges, .\Irs. MacLeod, Mrs. David Gray. Rev. David Hamilton.

There were 500 paid admis-‘ sions for the program. Wlllcd was under the chairmanship oi Alton Rayner. who was assisted by Therin Ellis and R a n d all Boates. Fred Rodgerson rink had been decorated by the»

centennial committee. Results: Girls Pre-School — 1. Carla

rnela Dewar.

Boys Pre-School -- 1. Paul Strong, 2. Randy Cook, 3. Randy, Bernard. '

Girls six and seven years — Patricia Boates, 2 Smallman. 3. Karen Adams.

Boys six and seven _vears —— 1

Lowell Webb, 2. Stephen Den-;lou

nis. 3. Larry Yen. 1 Girls eight and nine years -—‘ 1. Rhonda Dennis. 2. Betty Lou! Ellis. 3. Paula Kennedy. ‘ Boys eight and nine years —-‘ 1. Norman Dewar. 2 Peardon

Smallman. 3. Garth Smallmau. 4 at 0'Leai-y Community R i nk‘ dained hi’ the Maritime C0niel‘- judging to begin at 3.15‘ ence of the United Church in

Girls 10 and 11 years — 1.l

Counselling

AA *Carier Dennis. 2.

most graceful Dennis. 2. Carla Adams. 3. Pa- Glenda Rogcrson: ,ful skater (boyi. Brian Dewar.

Strong. Sir John A. MacDonald; 2. Rhoda Dennis. Miss : 3

Coriuda i federation: 4. Miss 1864.

10 and ii years - Charles ams. 3. Barry Thomas. Couples over 10 years Margaret Ann and Kat h l e e n

1. Ad-

;W'n0dSldP. 2. Darlene Colllcutii

and Geraldine Cooke. 3. :\l.0I1J‘

‘Turner and Judy Carruiliers.

Couples under 10 years — l.

The announcer w a s.Beairice and Holly Matheson. The 0'LearyI 2. Corrine and Wendy Harris. o.

Mary Lou and Nancy _\IacMii

MacDonald. skater (girlh- most grace-

Clowns. Kathy

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Centennial costume — atricia Boates. Cradle of Con-'3 Marilyn Webb.

Debbie, Wil- ' and Duane Bridges a nd; Cynthia Gallant; 2. Corrine.l Wendy and Melita Harris. I’

Door prize - Lorne Elliott. ,‘

The fancy dress senior carnl-i val for 12 years and up will bci held Wednesday evening. Marclii

Best group — 1

Session '

Said Very Successful

"A complete success" George‘ W. Cherveirie. manager 0! the‘; local branch. National Employ-1 mem Service said Saturday oil the career guidance day heldi Friday at the Vocational Insti-l tube for grades nine and 10 of‘. the Charlottetow Rural Region- I :1 High School.

He noted that it was very well; organized and that all the coun-‘ sellors did an excellent job.

term but that there probably] would be in the future.

Michael Hennessey. registrar and public relations officer for St. Dunstan’s University, guest speaker at the assembly, warn- ed the students about the neces- sity continuing with their education whether they planned to go on to university or to vo- cational training.

He explained that although the younger generation is often

Fire C hieflixi ftliIeml.lT1ei.l:lin:}":u‘dn iciinngoliliimigs. On Committee;

Charlottetown has been appoint- ed

committee. which will conduct a campaign on three continents. in an effort to expand the Iri- ternational Association of Fire I Chiefs.

Mexico. Central and South Am erlca.

10.000 during the next

onths. l Fire Chief Adrian Meyers. of lGrand Rapids. Mich. is chair- ‘ lman of the campaign. He is icond vice pi-esi de pl of t. .LAl-‘C. the president. of which is Raul Gandara. Chief of the Firel

To United Church's Centre

iPaul's United Church. Spry- ‘fielrl. .\l.S. has

Training Centre here.

John T. Stewart, principal of

M‘”'d°°h"m°' Q“°~v b°3i““l"5 over Hamlet for Saturday I“ “'0 _ i the “me 0' night entertainment. the copper strike. e was ca1l- Unable to make up his

feet. It is divided into eight ‘ storage bins with partitions built of two by six inch lumber on ithe flat with two-inch space be- itweein which allows for pene- tration of air without leakage

ches. Stairs climb the 60 feet.

repairing and jewellery. Llo

drive for members and notice that d able for 1964.

Board of Trade which will be on :1 held in Charlottetown. gave, In answer to a question re- pay-igarding new industry being en- couraged e A letter was read regai-dingiFred Sample reported that funds for books for the elemen- tary school library. but th board not being a fund-rsiisiiighere.

kei-by reported

ues are IIOW

ther information is being sought

community. fur- 3

e on a firm desirous of locating

vehicle not proceeding with regard to safety. and for ex- ceeding a speed limit and not sounding an audible signal or showing ﬂashing red light. Unlawfully showing a ﬂash- ing red l i gh t or sounding a siren can lead to a fine of om $25 to $200.

DOW’S RESTAURANT Full Course Meat

Minute Steak . 99:

Including soup. Coffee. Dessert.

the members of the board of In answer to a question 'I‘€- mat cgmid be ievied n amt n with intereferiiig with traffic _ ::——.———m trade got a very good idea of aarding the tourist bureau, EC. person acting as a dealir with- °°““'°1 devices: 5"°h 35 Plac‘ iemperatureh M‘ Ma lthe operation. and also of the? Moore reported that tenders had‘ out a dealer's trade license. 5 _ ' advertising D 223- ‘V ‘advanced type of fertilizer to be i been submitted to purchase the The fine ranges from $500 1 °_“ ll“-‘ %e"‘°°,- “id "Wit tie“ 3 325°" ' 6 '13 U’ U ioffered by Mr. Wood. former telephone office bu1ld- $1,000 and indefault of pay- » 5m,“1“"' ,e""c°5 9" n "5' V ' ' ' ‘ 39 n3 relief] 5 New features offer custom mg. and he had later learned merit. the prison term would l ‘"1"? _‘'‘'‘th the d°V‘°°- 3“°°“ 0 iblending for every crop; highfthat the building had been be from three months to six ‘ D"“"_"i3 at 3 Speed ”“l vl°"°“‘ ' as ‘7 ‘analysis which cans feive: bought by a private individual. months. For a subs6(l1i9l"i 0f- i w°“id impede °r bi°"k the Ed“S’°"t°" ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ‘ “ 24 M pounds of fertilizer applied to i A motion was passed to the ef- "’_%"m*"*“ “°mt"3lf3":d ;f‘?35°“3l'i‘ld° m°V‘l’t‘ Rig"? ' :2 4;; ‘igei the same amount of plan: i fect that the board of trade con- . organization. it was decided that Im" n° inaélnct cgllinn "5" Wm‘ peg ' an ‘I ifoodz a product 100 per cent tinue to operate the tourist[funds could not be made avail-. ml: '}°t.° ° 5 tn T°P°m° 29 an ‘granular. free flowing. no cak- bureau as in the past. iable for this purpose. ope!°_§tuioan1°o’;5 eI°‘$'r;eerr:'c'3gvehf_ %“$““;_aead"" 27 no 9 .ing irrthe bafg.lz(ajnd even aDplic- It ﬂy:/a‘sv Eeporteig that a Dart-in The president announced that ones are contained in the ML Quigbec ' 11 3., Sluuudtobebotherod by lmlml... “in? "[1 ‘£5. ‘°_ - 96 b M f ;nou_ _. . . .. $5 ent ‘had 1-nadenall resolutions must be ready and the dnwnn of such a vein Fredmc¢'nn“ 7 46 uid_h{ed_fuliiu. When she lumed . e ui ing is _ _v eel nquiries on e‘ feasibility of lby the last of March for the an- C19 can be fined from $50 to h " 9 41 thatimutionoftheblsddeundurinary with the tower peaking to 60 locating in Kensington for watchlnual meeting of the Maritime 3200 for driving an Sam J° “ lnet can multinlmlmh. .345,“

fueling, she tools Dodd's Kidney Pills. rt girl. Dodd's Pills stimulate the

Kidney Pills may help you, too, You can depend on Dodd's. 35

to the top of the building. The fertilizer is moved throughout the building by bucket elevators .-and a shuttle type conveyor lSAMPLING SERVICE to the 100-man membershipl A free 5°“ 5ami’1i"g Service

- available, as well as a spread- ing service. A Larson 800 fer- tilizer -spreader will be avail- able to customers. and M" Wood plans to add a small type of spreader to fit on the back of a tractor to be rented for use e by farmers.

The fertilizer will be sold in 80 pound standard poiyethelene bags. but Mr. Wood stated that “because of the variety of our products we‘ will be able to mix any formula or mixture in any quantity for lawns and gardens as well as for large areas‘. NEW BUSINESS ‘ Mr. Dood expressed his plea-

Fire Chief I-I.l-I. Jewell of

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Fire Chiefs of North America. as well as Europe. ar

over few

rship

se- he

Service of Puerto Rico. ‘sure that the board of trade

New Staff Associate Named

Rev. tian Training Centre. and will St. head the centre's extension work. The centre has not had ii staff associate since the resigna- tions of Gordon ‘.\‘lacDonald. oi Charloiietown, and Miss Ruth Simpson last year.

Mr. Bruleigh is married. and has one son. They will reside in Tatsmagouche.

HOCKEY WINS WITH PEARSON TORONTO iCPl —— Prime

Minister Pearson. here on a weekend visit. chose hockey

TATAJIAGOUCHE w.H. Bruleigh, minister of

been appointed staff associate at the United Church's Atlantic Christian The an- nouncement was made by Rev.

the centre. Sunday. the appoint- ment becomes effective July 1.

Mr. Burleigh. a native of New Waterford. is a gradua Mount Allison University. Sack ville. ?\'.B. and Pine Hill Divin- ity Hall in Halifax. He was or-

1957, and settled as minister in

mind earlier. he said he chose Red Kelly over Richard Burton.

Kelly Toronto Maple Leaf centre in a game against Chicago, is Liberal member of Parliament for York West. Burton, staying here with actress Elizabeth Tayh lor. is playing the lead role in Hamlet

ed to St. Paul's Church in Spry field in 1959.

In 1962. on a scholarship from Pine Hill Divinity Hall. he did research into the church's rela- tion to industry. visiting the U ited States. the British Isles and Continental Europe. In Chicago,

a studied at the Presbyterian Institute of Industrial Relations. He visited the Iona Community

in Scotland and the Luton Indus- trial Mission and the Ted Wickham College in England. Included in the tour of the con tinent were centres in France. Germany. Switzerland and Ba

Liquor, Love And Teen-Agers

Teen-agers who drink in- crease their chances of coming problem drinkers in

gluon.

Mr. Briileigh has been both secretary and convener of the United Church's Maritime Con-

The Parkdale Lions Club.

_ criticized by its elders not which co - sponsored the pro-

it is that much, different trom for- mer gerierations.

ference church in industry com- mittee. which recently became a member of the Atlantic Pro vinces Economic Council and of

later life. In March Reader’s Digest read why liquor and sex are such “frequent bed- fellows”.

The tragedies that can result from teen-age ' ' g are revealed in an

Teengers 3'9 at 9'59"‘ "eryi the Religion-Laibor Council of take“ “P with 9 5“°°°55 5‘°"Y Canada. He has taken a leading °f the Beam’ “Wm 7335 ‘° part in the Christmas and Eas- .

nwnifﬁﬁumad Tnnth‘? 91% riches) he said. but hastened to ten -«Tannery cannon» nt Am-L informative article—“Booze out n Wm give me Qmncsum a point out that although this In nin new no“. M,‘ B,-umgh and You". _Get your copy of opgamzatians ,, berm 11 av P 9 ii 8 Occasionally m°=i will work at the Atlantic Chris- Render’: Disest today-

mwne grams should be people have to work ‘hard at canned out M1. cnewn. ' snnn_ everyday occupations like their

the ONE place to call for

MONEY

the nninute you uvant it

lien’: a golden opportunity to gut mil lentils- fast luring Beneﬁcial‘: Goidsii Anniversary celebration. call In or coins in for the cash yes want new . . . to clssii up loft-mt bills or for any nu mm. W: Ilia to say "Yul"

He noted that there would be 0 more career counselling pro- grams set up for this school

parents.

Mr. Cheverle said that thol students "ate it right up. lovedl i (Mr. Hennesscy's addressii because he talked to them in; thnir ‘language! and idneas. adnlnn (Received too late for Classified :;'e‘:,e1a em mm ' me 8 u }

Death Notice column). j

?Former Islander Dies In Alberta

Word of the death of Louis

Now you can see for yourself where we make most of our changes. Way down deep. Every part you can see land every part you can't seal has been changed again and again and again. As a matter of fact, there are only six parts left from the original VW.

But we never change the VW without a reason. And the only reason is to make it even better.

When we do make a change, we try to mako

the new port tit older models, poo,

5° V°"'” 3"‘ iii“ MW WV parts on later- changeable from one year to the next.

Which is why it's actually easier to get parts for a VW than for many domestic cars. And why VW service is as good as it is. The same pi-lndpl. holds good for the beetle shape.

We made the rear window bigger one your so

And modoihotall lights-bl i. ' no you fl 9901' so of or people 50* Iothinc dime. My Volkswagen hood still 393 WY VW ever made. So does any fender. . in can you had '1 ' .5 "in look mm "W 0”" :1 V‘/inotic , ov9fY VW ‘Which moytum out to be the nicest "IMO of all about the car. it doesn't

PORTER —- At Charlottetown. Feb. 29. 1964. Mrs. Emily Por- ter. aged 78 years. Remains will be forwarded from the Davison Funeral Home to the ; 5. home or her daughter. Mrs. ‘Crosby. Banff. Alberta. on Feb. Keith Kennedy. Kensingtori lzs. has been received here by this 81'i0rn00n- WHEN 89!" l relatives. Burial will take place

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vice will be held from St. ‘ mead, in gang in an fm-my or, mold 3,, Thomas‘ Church. spi-invzbrook plot. Y Y °'h°' p°°p'° b°"°" O0 in one your and out the other. on Tuesday at 2 pm. Interment pom in am-qougoown, are T M °°m°m' Sltitisnuslaeleshoeow FINANCE co or CANADA and Jane f l . oumrwiw _ At the Watts. ,0, , _ _ Nursing Home. Saturday. p-,1,‘ N. in Bnliﬂm Wig. Loans up to 55000 —Your loan can be ma-insured. 19. 1960. Mrs. John Gsrnlium “ﬁve 1,, mg mg“ mdug,-V 36 month contracts on loans over $1500 ‘of 68 Edward Strut. in her Wm, 31-aw” 'p|-mason 73nd year. Resting at the Mac- l pm}, _ 0 0 W“ ’‘“”°“‘ 3"“ ""‘“ "°°" 149-151 GREAT ozone: sr., CHARLOTTETOWN ° ,

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