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3 ‘ * AT THE ceremonies in which the stee! trawler Gulf Grena- dier was officially delivered by

Bathurst. Marine to the Gulf

tts builders, Georgetown, pparcine Foods: Ltd:,

Gulf Grenadier Delivered - To Georgetown Fish Plant.

offi- foot beam and-a=depth-te the up- | The.trawler underwent os sea | ela) delivery of the diet trawl- ‘per deck of 21 feet 6 inches. She trials off Georgetown Hatbor on | er Gulf Grenadier py its build-|is powered by a 780 horsepower Bathurst Marine Ltd. of |diesel engine coupled to, a con- ’: Georgetown took place here yes- |trollable pitch propellor and ‘is | \perating under in the Bathurst Lequipped with all modern navi- | and sea conditions. Marine Lfd. office building and |gational aids. she will now become a member! The trawler’s electronic equip- tives of the trawler fishing fleet or) iment includes Gulf Garden Foods Ltd. |navigation cee epee wanes a ch are used to ships. inspection service. were in explanation of the Christian Fa-

GEORGETOWN

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of Georgetown inlaid AE

Taking part “in “the delivering detect “schools eeremony were T.W. Sanderson, |

president Bathurst Marine Ltd.;

—_Cyril_ A. Davis, president Gulf Garden Foods Ltd. Mr. Erie Wood, secretary treasurer Bath- urst Marine Tid., William —F- Garden Foods Lid:; and attend- ing the ceremony were: Hon. Lloyd MacPhail, minister of in- dustry and president of the P.EJ. Industrial Corporation and Hon. L.F. Rossiter; minis- ter of fisheries,

WILL INCREASE ~ The addition of the Gulf Gren

adier to the Gulf Garden feet wwtlt immediately increase company’s fish landing by “ per cent, as the new trawler will carry approximately double the quantity of fish now being land- ed_by-each of the four companies

-ed_to.be in_operation.onthefish- | ed to be in operation on the fish- | ing banks in about two weeks and will be manned by'17 of a crew and will carry 1500 iced, aluminum boxes for holding fish with provisions made for in- ereasing this number.

amaller trawlers._She-is expect-in Charlottetown-tomorrow-when- will -hold_a_rehearsal for <the ew gen SM Columba, St. Geor-

fleet ef-- president of Bathurst Marine

Georgetown are (from LEFT, seated) C.R. Davis, president of Gulf Garden Foods Ltd:; In- .dustry—,Minister—Hon. Lloyd MacPhail; T.W. Sanderson,

Ltd. Standing are W.E: Ben- nett (LEFT) vice-president of - Gulf Garden Foods, and Eric Wood, secretary-treasurer of . Bathurst. “Marine.

in the process of turning onto | Kent Street in front of the Irving Service Station when the acei- dent occurred. The accident was investigated ah Town gb Wetibong Allison Gro- | —Damage was termed exten-

sive to the right front of the Gar | ere oe ee, eee f t on the. nose.

CMF Workshop | Set For Sunday

A Christian Family Moye Movement works sess’ be “held April 29th and she is capable of ; aoe Sunday, evening at adverse weather Cardigan parish hall, with CFM members from All. Saints parish acting as host. —

eee The program will be divided of Lloyd's’ Registrar of into two parts. The first; start- ‘Shipping--and-Canadian Steam-.ing at 7.15, will devoted

During her trials—representa-—

includes © radio-telephones, uments, and

*_\mily Movement. It will take the form of a panel discussion, | headed by Neil and Cathy Me-

fish. Se

Neill, Cen with two

: ; CFM couples..,.fr Cardigan

“\parish; the panel. be follow-

el by a question and answer per-

SEX INSTRUCTION

The second part. of the pro- gram will be concerned with the matter of sex instruction for children. In this ‘part of the pro- gram, the recorded talk by Fa- ther ‘ilas, the noted Chieago au- thority in this field, in which ‘he «jtells parents how. to discharge | ‘| their <responsibilities in ...this field, will be heard by the group.

It is—expected-—that couple—re- “|presentatives from the following parishes will attend the work. shop: Cardigan, Georgetown: where. they |Tona, Morell, Rollo Bay,- St.

2 The Guardian; Charlottetown, Sat., ay 14, 1966. |

Militia Units — 2 Set For Parade .

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all militia units in the province, coming ‘inspection by the new-{ge's,-St- Margaret's, St. Peter's,

itheir ranks swelled by cadets’ District Commander, who —has~'stTeresa- Sourts, Sturgeon, -and- aa fi

from local schools, hold their an- | headquarters at _ Fredericton, Vernon. River. nual Garrison Church Parade. N.B. “ Representative couples from

The parade, made up of the | The District Commander's in-|the Diocesan CFM Federation Prince Edward Island Regiment spection will be held here. on |will also attend the Cardigan and its band, 5 Signa! Regiment, ‘Thursday evening, May 19, at 7 | meeting.

§ Medical Company, Birchwood ip.m.

The Gulf Grenadier launched om December 11th is the first atee] stern trawler wholly de-

dets, will move off from. the Queen Charlotte Armoury at 10.30 to attend church services

Cadets, and Queen Charlotte Ca- Vehicle Strikes

signed and build in the Bathurst

_._._fhipyard at. Georgetown ‘and is

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one of the largest.ever buildin” Canada and especially designed for use of aluminum. boxes for handling fish.

GROSS TONNAGE She has a gross tonnage of 500 tons, {s 126 foot long with a 28

‘Campaign Meet. Is Big Success

O'LEARY United Fund Campaign managers and public | relations chairmen and directors met in O'Le#W. Tuesday evening with Jack Ambler, executive di- ‘rector, and James G. Wilson, provincial public relations chair- man. The. areas of Tignish, Al- berton, O'Leary. and Ellerslie were well represented and the

pag eOnKIG : . CD; patade. RSM is\ WO 1 education for able. boys. For this it possesses all the facili-

Se eene eee Oe LeClair; O€ ” Pro- _ties needed: Chapel, Senior and Junior Residences, Covered

Mr. Ambler. discussed ~cam- testant party is Lt Col, F.G: Rink, Playing Fields, Gymnasium, 200, acres of countryside. paign’ procedures and Mr. Wil- Macbeod-MCand-0C— of RE Sound ‘teaching, small classes, high standards. son Aipetiteed oe pes party is Major W.L. MacKinnon, | }NFORMATION MAY BE HAD FROM THE HEADMASTER

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there was general discussion’ Following church parade, all C. H. BONNYCASTLE, B.A., LL.D. and refreshments. were served, units will’ _march to. Memorial

Campaign chairmen are David Harper and Mrs. Harold Corm- fer_for. Tignish, Mrs. AC Green and Mrs

For Alberton, Chester--McMac- kin and Lester Brennan for, O'- Leary and Winston England for Ellerslie

Public relations chairmen are Mrs. Rov MacLeod for Tignish; ‘RD. McKinnon for—Atberton, Mrs. D. MacKenzie: for O'Leary and Mrs. Rud Williams for Fl- Jerstie

Bullding Fund - Hits $23,000

The Salvation Arms huilding find 1s $23,000 from its ohiective to construct a new headquarters for the Army in Charlottetown:

The building appeal has reach- ed a tota) of $12,000. The. objec- tive ik $35,000, ~

-A number of teams have yet te ort in the Special Names Division and canvass js under-- way in. the -Fmplovees and

Seneral- Business Division. The /Mstriet Residential canvass is staggered to suit the conven ence at volunteer workers

Abrpughout the province

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Arthur McRae. ~ ss

at 11 o'clock at Zion Presbyter- |

STAGE WALKOUT

NEW DELHI (Retiters) — Communist members \walked out of the lower house Par- |

ito-the Armoury.

elepho | ian—Chureh, St. Dunstan's Basil- | T ph ne Pole fasone oi waren “thiey hardotiraie

ica, and Trinity United Church. | GEORGETOWN — A 1959 two- Planning Minister. Ashoka Enroute to service, the parade | door Plymouth. driven: by Carl | Mehta ot serving American in- + |will move east on Water Street, | MacLeod of Georgetown struck |terests. . to Queen, on Grafton Street to) 2 telephone pole at the corne Prince, *with the RC :party con-| of Water—and—Kent- ~Streets--in- tinuing on Richmond to the Ba-| Goorgetown last night. silica Following service, the| tne automobile out the ‘pow | parties will re-assemble at Hills: er nich with the vernal | boro Square for the march back | Wi) as a guy wire leadlna on Lit. Mr. Macleod was proceeding | east on Water Street_and was

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TAKE SALUTE

The route for the return will be westaon Richmond Street, to Queen, down .Queen’*to Water, and west on Water Street to the ‘Armoury. The Lieutenant. Gov- ernor, who is also Honorary Col. onel of the P.E.T. Regiment, will take the salute at the Provincial Building. at 12:30-p.m.

Parade commander ta Col. D J, McCormack, CD; parade ad- jutant is Capt., J.D. *MacIntyre,

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Founded. 1877 ROTHESAY, N.B.

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