Alberton Receives New, Street Signs

ALBERTON — A total of 3, pew street mame signs were pre-. sented to the town durinz busin-|

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rate | Pies X Parish Council CWL and | Stering of Ottawa: daughters. ing ahéad-ef'schedule. and was jater held the office of presi-| Mrs. AR. Fischl, Ottawa, Mrs. expected to be completed by the dent An active member on the| Brian Potter, Sherwood and

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ings by the tax office were not | ical division Canadian ——a | + headed. legal actin would be| teste* society, and served os : ) need Cancer Society, and served | BASEBALL PARKING LoT ‘board of directors; ss a ment | Council decided the city would : SCORES ; @ssume control and manage- National League : ment of the Fathers of Cor DEATH NOTICES si tan “sneseies—2u0 — tog tot on Gratton Steeat Sr @s| Wescteed too tito tor Chusititet | hay thay ane wn . | Stallard, Purkey (1-3) (8) and remainder of the year 1965. and death netice column | McCarver: 7 Baldschun lotteto F turn over any profit to the (8) saunas Chay tee aaa ieee ‘\“ ee orum ime BEATON — At the Victoria General larymple. HRs: StiL—McCarver Mayor Walter Cox was givem | pespital. Halifax, May 9. 19S. °Mrs. (1). Phila—Briggs TU MA 30 M. Stal gueeeuioaune hee —, Peers Bee trem w= Now Many Weer oo mr Starring assistance for construction of |morning at 9 o'clock t St Piss TEETH : ee ! approximately 100 federal-pro- |X Cturch. Parkdale, for Requiem High FALSE ® i vigcial housing--units.. part of |Mae x $15 te Bee St Sores be! Comfort | the city’s proposed low-renital |S .tiaea ty the family. Interment | With More housing project. wil take place in the Catholic come = FASTEETH. © pleasant alkaline | ai was decided the week or “7 (nen-octt) Pre cot end talk tn more {i May 16 to 2% would b> prociaim- gwysaw — At the Prince Edward ts comfort, just sprinkle a little PAS- ed Clean-Up Week in the city. |taed Howital. Monday. May 1. 195. | TEETH on your plates. No gusmus. It was also resolved to retain |Jean E. Emma. Malpeque Road. in noer. Peoly ‘tals o Great). Get Weten Teeter & 4 eoerve Re SS ee See Sf a PASTEETH ot any drug counter. ory capacity with the City Re-/aersi am be held . May creation Council fo- the sum- 12 wh service commencing af 2 mer montns rm interment wil take place ip 4 umber of resolutions re Tt ome Da Wilf Carter garding acceptance of tenilece jGnnEn ~ A ber be cuttnen Sot | nce Ako cath of isiamd’ Conctiection |e Puan ter 1m year. ee | t© John Fielding Quartet | mt Co. Lad., for street paving and Sess Fuca! tome a meme | The Commodore Johnn Wrig ht RTE. dene tnet tr ag (Con. Wael Coe, Seay te | R i y of W.G. Barbour. Lid. for ren- Covestsh =“ Funeral’ today. + | com jand Tennessee Mountain tal_of three dump trucks at Te commencing at 2 pon toter-| Exery \Boys and Ruby Wright, $169 cach per morth and ne mest wil take place in the Caves | Bill Phillips. pick-ap truck ai $8 per month: [4h cemetery. i Tuesday and ‘ of Square K Construction Co. cseee — a: me Prece Bawerd| Saturd | Advanced sale of tickets on sale at Toombs’ Music Store and) ye ffi mag Bie rs et eS, | and Guests : : pee 2 | Clive Hampehire, im her Members price of $14.467 per year: ate |Sth year. Resting at the Catctifie Fu-| Adults 1.50; Children 1.00 ef Douglas Browne:s and Jones “Ta Heme trom where tasers! wil 5@c per person . . @t a price of $1,498. piace m Hampshire cemetery & \

town council with Mayor Leard’ sent except McNeill Mrs. HW. Matthews. presi- dent of Alberton Women's Insti-- tute, Mrs. GG. Bennett. and Mrs. CH. Weeks attended the meeting to present the sizms and also to further discuss the pos- sibikty of the town taken= over the Women’s Institute hall. The game signs are to be installed by the street committee. N\ It was noted that rural fire protection fees have not been paid by a number of communi-) ties and a further effort is to be | made for ir collection before curtailing ? to the areas. The ite report showed one conviction under the highway ing laws and four disorderly | F F : pig Bee: ; Pate he cee: = es os conduct. / Nye ie eaten io Mees. OS Artificial Seeaty sep to be ee. oi a r=. aaa Se A oe ™ a in the street baskets year t : =i eS Mrs. a 4 fe lid gen que iemnnagcamgl ara GUEST SPEAKER at the sident of the Canadian Rehabil- | ? . roam Be SS. ak }for this purpose. Flowers-are_to|— annual dinner ‘meeting of the -itation Council. From left are | ie R. Festival was officially opened Seen before opening ceremon- Leiutenant-Governor 3rd Red Cross |t vinea seis this year ia PEI Polio Seat See Con Gar of et : - ce See Sore See wee See ies at West Kent from the left on oe ee | ; | front of the fire hall. cs Chapter ec. Eid, Cone, Charities: | Lieutenant-governor : Dave Boswell, provincial president provin- i i és. e Campbell, ° . Campbell; : ine j s Teena This year’s fe- Guaser ft shaded chaaiaes Se eee: | Day Camp / of Weniees (sesame fen ie) Dewar, new Perth, president; | f OE as “> ; as : : : WEATHER is wih eee bend table © ad Dr. Todor Gencheff, medi- w ce hal Casual ben ' . ~ Set At Souris | ‘TORONTO (cP) — Tempera- we 7 ; ; : estern Ce tra str cts arioTmeTrown Wancers a we . .., ¥. Lincoln Dewar Re-Elected [The Guardian, Oharlotiotown, Tues, May 11, 1965. 5 safety topic of discus-|Prince Rupert .....40 47 eee : ° e : E 1 Rae By Plea cat deans - & President Of Polio Chapter : ‘ s For Highest. Mark i ete tt te S| ann "SB are campbe, Cf W_M.Camgel vas acne 1 i or Ig es : r se ee Ce he Rees eee . = ' A a | OC of Win- : Mr. bell was acco! - Bo : : up one cs i . nipeg, president of the Canadian ied by Dr. Keith Armstrong, ¢ project; in A - This. will_be: Winnipeg - : » Rehabilitation Council, was guest. executive.director, who also : _ Heather Burke and-Ruth Ross, | Anne Fraser, Charlottetown, 78; years old, 79: School of the Deaf |the third in a series of day | Toronto ae cement ee ef ae Pe i ee : ee : ; both of tied for! June Harper, Charlottetown, 73; |Scottish ballroom dancers. 78. |camps_ sponsored jointly by the | Ottawa 66 Chapter last evening at the Officers elected . “included: ; a Ala. ” tab highest mack tp the Prince Jott Barper, Camemees,| Com Tess see a ums lice, the Red Crees water satety — : $5 speaker at the 16th annual president, J. Lincoln Dewar, | On in in n e — : 7 Charlottetown, 80: 4 ice and the Souris i s Charlottetown Hotel. New Perth: vice-president, | hich was officially opened at a ma, 50: Weeihee Mine |e cneal deeioen Becens enuricie 39 =) sThe:=meeting included a din- | Charles Linkletter, Summerside; :

Kent evening. AFTERNOON RESUL ~ Dougall, : om for th Saint a. e9eceee: mer and business meeting. treasurer, James . - Catches fishermen; The high boat at Alberton Re a met ore &. ee ee a a, Cuarite ensingion and O'Leary resins an Serenctea = ing. lotetown, and a aoe te = ieteter i Esp nigh bent at haé ana nia Cue, |under — Jacquelene Fisnagan, |STEP DANCING | _Patsy Judson, Red Cross Charlottetown . ....42 52 vingstone, Charlotte- jent while fishermen in Kings| Monday with many smalier ee cee | Charlottetown, 88%; Darlene| Class 23, Step Dancing. six supervisor, will begin a surveyicuy pes = Three Speakers Wee 4 a deen ‘County continue to experience boats with less gear reporting

Following results Rush, Charlottetown, 88%: Bar- | Years and under Patsy MacLean, | throughout Sete - WT as 8s ss 62 é pt. A. S. McNeil was named ‘had luck because of ice condi-| catches of over 600 pounds each

oo sults of para Jean Coady, Charlotietown |Charlottetown. #5: Donna Bag-|May 17 in te determine i, Jcka's ..- . «@ Are Scheduled —_ 2.1 the camp committee. tions. | at both Alberton and Tignish. ©

Gon a aed 88. ' ‘mall, Hunter River, 0: Mariene |the number of pupils interested. | eet . | Reporting for the crippled 4 check with the Radio Range, Officials at Tignish Fisheries

62. fling, 9 Class Irish Jig. 7 MacKinnon, Charlottetown, 79. (It is hoped that lecal water! HALIFAX (CP) — The wea- For Art Society | children’s camp at Tea Hill was ‘Jate last night revealed light, | estimate their total amount to be

ee ee ae Sie ate Weod,| Cam @. grow tap Shirley's | safety Committees Thu ot school ther office says clouds Billy MacMillan, camp director, 'west northwest winds which! im the vicinity of 45,000 pounds

ccvist, Chortuesten, 3 Berv\’ Marshfield, 80%: Pamela Rhy- — Seapers, = Shirley's | districts within the high school |.284 showery weather are ap- Special guests at the May w. W. Reid. nited Appeal, Brig. were expected to shift to south-| Monday and this haul is consid

Harper. Charjotictows, poe Charlottetown, 90; en Taper a _Fegion. : Tae ee vee a Lae. i Revue for the year was re- | mes - oee.. Tuesday. ier eted the highest in years. a 76. yTeepy Toe Dance Milton. Fitzpatrick, Red Cross| Skies will cloud over im the ity this evening at the Confed- ported as $9,082, and expendi- | wil be hindered be 3e_ North

— Cathy Sounders, Char- aac group oe Tap, 18 jo 16 years— Shirley's Celtic council member, ra Wiliam | eres cemobine ‘is capected (eration Centre will, be Richard tare at $7,615, leaving a sur- jj teat t x ue with 20 ace Soe i ig nee ‘

Cann ianers highland Steppers. 88: Shirley’s Rhythm Dancers, 88; The Rossettes, 94.|:.° last year. both expressed| im the more eastern portions of Beauchamp. assistant curator of = — | the next day or so. | conditions although some traps

fling ‘cin 3 Char- Bockers, 87; Shirley's Celtic Glass &% A. Group Novelty | optimism enlarged | the district until later in the _ the Art Gallery, Henry Purdy of | Fishermen in the eastern: see-| are set. There have een no re-

p= = sacar . Dance, 17 years and over —|ture neoiang ve een ail develog as tie (te_art department, vocational | OFFICIAL DIES |tion have succeeded only in run-| ports as to whether or not they nal, 60 3. Gary Worth. Pow- “Cisse 44, group rhythm tap, 7| TH Rosseties. 94: Shirley's Sil-| Principal Albert Fogarty will| clouds thicken and _ scattered |mstitute. and Barry Bugden of| BERLIN (Reuters) — East ning lines and stig tank ieee eed ay Geant

y. : to 9 years — Allen and His Girl- | er Rockets, 90. ; | co-operate in the survey | thunder showers are forecast in will as a panei | Gctman state secretary, Erich fore the ice moved in. High! The South Shore fishermen

barns beginners _ friends, -80: Shirley's Rhythm — on Triubhas, 17) | New Brunswick. : ao a dl es) a| Vee. died Saturday after | winds and heavy seas ,are not experiencing any ice -— a gg dle Tappers, 78: Shirley's Tiny Tot | years over ee | Tw, - e Clearing weather is forecast ti iod will follow. a long illness, the East German - from hauling traps on troubles but reports from that. Keily, Charlottetown, 65. tn « group rhythm tap,| Burke. Charlottetown, 99 o Drivers renee: | _Meubiss of (s- Axt Societr| Voy Tiny aipaty cullere waa |_Toweee, the. picture. & mau jen beve bows ae -_ Class 70, Sword Dance. 9 6 years and under — The Row | ass 3i, Irish Jig. 2 © 16 Each Fined $50 Hektor and victaity steers [coe Oo Ge ‘Saariak sealed ister, negotiated the passes pro- brighter on the west coast with The lobster is on the market years and under — Anne Fra- Bunny Hoppers, 28: Shirley's | ome, Joly MacKimeon, | « N‘S.. Eastern Shore. Prince Ed. Where all the variety of modern 8am that \has enabled West exception catches being report- at 90 some cents cooked in Char- ser, Charlottetown, 8: June Skipping Playmates, 7; Shir-|‘0*®. 8: Judy MacKinnon.| ygerri] Lorne MacInnis, Ver-| ward Island: Cloudy with show. methods of painting will be pre- Berliners. to visit relatives in ed by fishermen in the Alberton lottetown and 89 cents alive in Harper, Charlottetown. 77: Ju- ley's Three Little Kittens, 75. | Cbarlottetown. 80: Louise Sam-| aon Bridge, and Garry MacDon-| ers beginning im the afternoon: Seated. East Berlin on certain holidays. and Tignish areas. |, Summerside.

dith Harper. Charlottetown. 73. Class 36, solo tap clog — Joyce | S¢7s0". Charlottetown. 79. | ald of Charlottetown, charged’ temperatures about the same rT § ;

Class 74. Seann Triubhas. 9 Landry. Charlottetown, g5;| Class 27. step dancing adult with driving without due care) as} 3 .

years and under — Aline Fra- Paula Hennessey, Southport, 83: | => Ruth Ross, Charlottetown. |and attention were each’ fined = tesa Pea oe ane

ser, Charlottetown, 78; Judith Johnny Augustus, Charlottetown, | > Frank Ross, Charlottetown. $50 and costs by acting Magis 5 New 35 and @. Gov

Harper. Charlottetown, .69: June 99. }92; Paula Corngan, Pleasant | trate Gerald R. Foster, QC, in| ben ee ¢ an Sl

Harper, Chariotietown, 68. Following are the evening re-| Grove. 90. \city police gourt Monday mern-| 514 69 ——-

Class 52, Scottish Ree?s, nine sults of the festival: Class 61, Flora MacDonald's ing. : ie

years and under — The Ross Class 8. intermediate square, F2™¢yY 17 years and over — _ Mrs. Shirley MacNevin. Char-; Outlook for Wednesday—Sunzy

Junior Highlanders, 79, Shirley's | dancing, 13 to 16 years — Trac-| Heather Burke, Charlottetown, lotietown, was found not guilty, amd a little warmer. e

Wee Cellic Lassies, 78. | adie Cross School, 84. | 99. jon a charge of failing to stop at} High tide today at Chariotte-

Class 55. Argyle Broadsword, Class 9, senior square dancing,| “!255 21A, group novelty. 16 2 stop sign. She -was repre-| town 843 am. and 850 p.m_ At}. :

@ years and under — Shirley's 17 years and over Grade nine, Ye2™S and under — The Easy sented. by John Holmes. Rustico at 4.15 am. and 32

Wee Cellic Lassies, and 10 students, Tratadie Cross,| Steppin’ Rhythm Rockers, 88 BU p.m. Summerside tide eighteen, ‘

Class 67. beginners highland 83. | Shirley's Westernaires. @; The ars IOAR Ur _|mimutes later than Chariotie-|

ore ait yee — kenya io Sek ees oad Nem an ese ceca ms See |e eater ch Sa na zel. own, 30: square i |. group - i 4 ease ‘

Kelly. Charlottetown, 78: Debor- fort 4H Gordon Club, 88. | years and over — Mademoiselies 0.000 passengers a day. ‘times ADT. ee Limited time only . ah Jean MacKinnon, Chariotte-| Class 12, Scottish Ballroom | de Paris, 3. : k ; @ ~ town, 74 ete en eet Class 18. solo national, 17 : .

Class 58. Flora MacDonald's ~- . year years and over — Heather

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