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W.J Hodge, Toronto, assis- éant national secretary of the Navy League of Canada, ar- tived on the, Island this week as part of an inspection of sea cadet corps and navy league corps in the Maritimes. He inspected Souris Sea Cadet Corp over the weekend and

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Eastern and Central Districts

~ INSPECTS ISLAND SEA CADETS

"are Lt.’ Charles Graves, ex-

Giddings, rear, division offi- and Mr. Hodge.

Red Point Team To Defend Title

Raymond Drake, chairman of the tug-of-war committee for the Atlantic Winter Fair, which takes place in Halifax Oct. 30 to Nov. 6, yesterday announced that seven teams have entered the heavyweight competition,

ing Navy League Cadet Corps

by George Vessey, commanding officer of the Navy League of Sea Cadets. From the left

ecutive officer, Lt. Sterling

(2,000 pounds) and 12 in the lightweight division (1,700 pounds.)

In the heavyweight - division,

True Bills Found In Murder Cases

The Grand Jury sitting at the

fyn, Shamrock and Thistle, late last July, to be ‘true-bills.’

n | cused

‘| pletion of the latter.

last year’s champions, the Red Point Farmers, will be seeking to retain their title against top teams from Eastern Passage, Black Point, Sackville, St. Pe- ter’s Bay, Moncton and Napian.

Two Island teams are entered in the-lightweight division, Gas- pereaux and the Red Point East Baltic squad. They will be up against such teams as: Nova Scotia Tech., New Ross, Linden, Falmouth, Amherst, Maplewood —Parkdale, South Alton, Tata- magouche, Wolfville, and Ches

yesterday afternoon. Charles R. McQuaid is counsel for the ac-

AK. Scales and Gerald R. Foster, QC, are acting for the

crown. ter Fire Dept.

pictures on the musical comedy.

Weekend is carried in papers

from coast to coast. , ® The article is written by Cyril

ae Seats ctl or Stric time Bureau and the photogra-

phy is by Frank Prazak. ~-

In the article it is stated that So — 400,000 tourists visited Charlot- | Jury

tetown this past summer and|there be stricter law enforce- 45,000 people - attended the per-| ment in regard to impaired dri- formances of the Summer Festi-| vers and their licences be can fal. celled for a longer period in a According to Weekend “Anne” |Teport submitted to Chief Jus- is retiring for the winter but|tice Thane A. Campbell yester- will return next summer aiong| day.

with a new Canadian comedy The Grand Jury was called to and a new topical revue. decide whether a trial was war- Weekend speculates on the|ranted on the charges of capi- possibility the festival will runjtal murder against Clare for seven or eight weeks in 1966|Gallant, Shamrock and Thistle. and that “Anne” might be part} Earl Ings, Mt. Herbert, fore- of P.E.I.’s contribution to Expo|man of the grand jury, accom. | 67 in Montreal. panied by the County sheriff,

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The Guardian, Chariotteown, Wed., Oct. 18, 1965. 5

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On Rink

MONTAGUE — The regular

business of the Montague Town

Council was set aside last night dea!

with the proposed arti- hockey rink for the com-

councillors meeting. Also present the members of the tink

Welfare League Limited. RR.

Beck, Richard MacLean, Gar-

met Macintyre Sr.. and H.M. ith.

Following over two hours of council

Ltd. in bui!ld- by authorizing build and operate agreeing to ap-

loan fund for the rink.

It was ordered following the! pleas, that the case of The Crown vs. Clarence Gallant on a capital murder charge following the. death of _Evelyn.MacDonald begin tifis morning at 11.00 a.m.

The second case against the! accused will be brought to trial immediately following the com-

Georgetown Centen

Will Be Park Site In Kent Square

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were present |

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$162.000 through

Council Agrees

Project

|1921, has supplied a hockey and |skating rink to the area since jthat time and the present mem- |bers feel that it is their duty to do so for the children of the ar- jea now and for the future. Previous to the rink matter the minutes were read atid bus- jiness arrising from them dealt

committee from the Community | with

It was notea that the radio project was inearin g completion. Duvar’s Radio and TV Service supplied the equipment and were instal- jling it. | A small portion of land in the ivicinity of the regional high school was relinquished to the |school board as requested. | CONGRATULATIONS A letter of congratulations is jto be forwarded’ to Arthur E. |Sullivan on the winning of the |maritime juvenile title with his baseball team. Mr. Sullivan for the past several years has work ed hard to this end and on Sun- day was quoted as saying “this is what we were after, however, the team deserves the credit.” The team had received assis- tance from the town council to the extent of $100.00. V.R- Pep ler, was present to try to clarify the parking situation boardering on his property. He said he did not want to do anything th at would interfer with other busin esses in the area. The: town po- lice chairman, Coun. Athol Ro- bertson, agreed to deal With the matter.

Ed Downe, policeman for the

“>=:|Grand Jury Asks

t Action

Keith Myers, and jury members visited several institutions where a person may be detained by The Queen. :

The jury found everything in order at Beach Grove Inn and their only recommendation was: i“a better system of garbage disposal, and the west side of the grounds be cleared and land- scaped.”’

Jury members were satisfied that patients at the Provincial

|Home. For The Aged-were well}:

|looked after with the sole pro- blem being a bit more space | needed. :

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month, two spe- | been called, building of a aged. This meeting previous dump available for, h a home. The second meet- was called to deal with ap- | permits to erect a the town by Ray- which was grant-

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Lt. Col. Alan Mackeod

Dies In P.E!. Hospital

lt.Col. Alam MacLeod of |MacLeod of Darlington, d i]

|Hartsville died Tuesday morn. |!945. — ing in the Prince Edward Is-| Surviving are two daughters

Hospital. A veteran of the |2nd five softs: Margare.. -s, World War, he was in his larthur Burgess, Calgary, \ 1.; E Mary MacLeod, RN, Grace “-

Monday morning. Until pital, St. John's, Nfid.; John at time he’ had been very ac |/home; Ira, North Wiltsh :; |Alexander, Sussex, N.B.; Oli- A native of Hartsville, he liv- Vet: Hillsborough, N.B.: 2nd

and farmed there all his life, Fit. Lt. Douglas MacLeod, with ‘the time t |the RCAF at Greenwood, N th

he rseas with the 105th Batal-| Three sisters and two brothers in the First War. On his re- | iso survive. They are: Katie, retained his connection |™rs. Wallace MaciLeod, Boston, militia for a time. oe pos ene mab

; |ley, c! fr, Mass-; is pe al \Mrs. James Locke, St. Peters. Duuring the 1940s for several ag a an Aras ick i the Provincial Legislature. yt. eo There are He was a member of the Loy-| The funeral will be held Thurs- |day afternoon from the Harts- ville Presbyterian Church, with

of the Presbyterian . service commencing at 3 o’-

MR. McDEVITT

Local Knights Honor Patron

The Charlottetown Council of the Knights of Columbus yester-

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day joined in celebration with Knights all across North Amer- ica in honoring their patron, Christopher Columbus.

As part of Columbus Day cele- brations, the Charlottetown Council heard a recofded ad- dress by Supreme Knight, John W. McDevitt, at a banquet held at the Basilica Recreation Cen- ter last night.

ule was the celebration of Holy Mass by Rev. E.G. Tingley.

Following the regular business meeting; members~~and-—their wives participated ina panel discussion. Guest panelists in- cluded Dr. G. Maloney, J.E.

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GEORGETOWN — The Town division of physical fitness for'| form the policeman to make the

Council on Monday night decid-

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Riverside Ho#pital. JURY MEMBERS Members of the Grand Jury were: L.O. Kelly, Chariotte- William MacKinnon, Vigg;. Arthur Roper, Mt. Ed- ward Road; Blair Scranton, Win-

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Premier W-R. Shaw is expect-

ed to return from a vacation in

the British Isles on Saturday.. executive assistant

, Stan- | nent, Project, which will be the ley Warwick has travelled to Quebec City to meet Premier and Mrs Shaw when their liner docks there sometime on Wed: nesday, Oct. 14. °°

ed to make immediate applica- tion to the Provincial - Centen- nial Committee regarding the Town’s 1967: Centennial Perma-

the annual grant of $300. Coun. be

filling in and grading of Kent Square, with the plan: eventual- ly calling for walks, seats and landscaping to make this area‘

an attractive park within the town. \ Application is also to be made under the winter works pro- gram for work to be carried out during the winter months. Se- veral streets, including a block on Gordor Street, a section of North Street and part of Fitz- roy Stree: need to be cleared of bashes and trees. es The council will also made

Premier Shaw and party will then travel by car directly to

late Saturday.

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Dawson . ...... 37

Victoria . 52

Edmonton 51 56

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The easement rights signed are to the Prince Edward Island In-

necessary arrangements to move

Town Police Office into a

located on the second

of the Post Office Building

Kent Street, as negotiations

been completed with the

department

on the lease of this

m. This office will be occu- as from October 15th.

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