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would -be deatt -with—within—-the next week or. 10 days and would involve one employee ‘of the Exhibitidén Assoviation and ‘one employeé of the Experimental

Farm. |. said this city had no slum areas, | form. Mayor Gaudet ‘said, since | Pond. a | In summing up the case, De-| On the charge of vagrancy, . but 0 y sluzn ‘pockets.’ Instead,+@ttawa was up 9 per cent of | ~ It Was also reported that three | puty Attorney-General J..Arthur | Raymond MacDonald, of no fix-| John Alexander Pineau’ North : t e- they recommended a housing! the cost “it is a shame we are | Other juveniles had been taken | MacGuigan noted.the rash. of|ed address, was given a two-| Rustico, counselled by Lester O’- Snowflurries survey to determine current con-|not taking advantage of it to; imto custody Tuesday evening |.service station breaks that have! month suspended \ sentence~ _| Donnell, was fined $100 an@

yee

Predicted:

Snowflurries and a light wind made visibility fairly -poor in

the city last night but both city |

police and RCMP reported that no accidents had occurred.,

*“\ The meteorological station—at | @fhe Charlottetown radio range |

reported that at 11.30 winds were blowing south-southwest at 15 m.p.h. gusting*to 25. The temperature was. 30 :

ago when he took office, encoun- tered delays for various reasons.

An application to Central Mortgage and Housing Corpora- | tion for an urban renewal study was turned down because they

ditions and present and needs.

The city agreed on. this, and | working with the provincial gov- ernment, eventually was able to obtain the services of a quall- fied town planning expert — Walter P. DeSilva, who arrived | in the province last year. .

Since then, he has been work- ing steadily on the project, but | early his work saw the need |of arf overall plan, and conse- | quently the necessity for an aer-

ial survey to provide a complete

Suture

|vey to date is being prepared

whom the Mayor says “are en- titled to comfort and decent liv- | ing .in life’s twilight.”

He noted a similar need-here, | and improved housing was the | main plank in his election plat-

improve our city. If anyone doubts-the need, he has only to think of recent deaths by fire | to remind himself-all too-clearly_. of the need of improved hous- |

” .

ing for many of our citizens. PROGRESS REPORT A progress report on the sur-

for city council by Mr. DeSilva, and is expected to he, presented at the next council meeting. It is hoped the completed re; port will enable the city to plan | for future parking sites, civic

Police rounded up the boys involved shortly after but on recovery of the purse, the $35 was found to be missing. The money was later recoyered

|a snowbank near Government |

following the breaking. open a |

~Fast Action Follows — ‘Are Reported |

Car Theft In Parkdale

nuritber of parking meters~

2 Collisions

Two accidents occurred in the city yesterday morning within

| 30 minutes of each other. . | wd of | 1age constable, Harley C: Ings,.| ted trial by magistrate snd

At 9 o’clock a driven by Merrill Herring

Upper Prince Street was travel-

operated by Vinceht Doiron and Francis Griffin, at the.corner ot Upper Queen and Euston Streets,

$26.91.

4, was given Robert Joseph Shepherd and John Francis Pat- rick Larter, both of Charlotte-

in | and stole cash-in the amount offtown, on charges of having pos-

¥ession of stolen goods.

Fast-“action by Pafkdale vi-|

Tuesday resulted in ‘the re-|

Stewart, 31, Charlottetown, elec- pleaded guilty to the charge of

|three years with Arizona State, .. Bradford, a 19-pound Shafter, Calif., senior, earned all-border conference honors as an offen- sive guard, ‘

costs or 10 days in jail.

On the charge of having care and control of a motor vehicle while his abilities were impair ed by alcohol; Malcolm Gordon Bell, Alexandra, pleaded - not guilty and wag remanded until, Jan. 19 by consent of the crown and defence counsel, Gerald R. Foster, QC. *

Counselled by John P. Nichol- son, John Stirling Hambly, Sher- wood, had his case adjourned until Jan..10.-Hembly is charg-

ed with driving without due.care |.

.

Charlottetown and Queens County | Na fee . penn [The Guardian, Charlottetown, Thurs. Jan. 4, 198. 5 Trade Board To Seek : ai! e - % , * *Peveral aspects. of the forth) town's citizens -as to possible coming tivie election _ in Char-| candidates, ‘Hottetown were given considera During a ae eee ees) tion at a special meeting of the! pressed a concern in regard te ve council: of the Char- | tiie election system being used lottetown Board of Trade tast | now, which they say has the ; night. . possibility at any election, | The members appointed @/ that a complete new slate could committee to assist in securing | be: elected, with mo continulty the best possible type of candi-| or experience. ~*~, date to offer for election to the| The councillors felt~ that of - City Council, and the Water the present council, the. mayor’ ae Commission. Chairing the com-| and five councillors should stay|. ee a ee mittee is Frank G. O'Neil with | in office for three years and the RIOT POLICE L.D. MacKay, D.L. O'Rourke, | remainder for two years. We, tartes aes. eke The three-year. term would , “Riot, guns. are passed out to treal’s Bordeaux Jail at the | ers-within the institution. The- POLICE TURN ; St taPage ave Serkier counel reaped ioe Some te the police stationed outside Mon | height of a riot of 400 prison- | jit was bape a Socerors - “| members. .| future, as the council members -- . — HORSEMEN The first assignment:-of the! feel that all the work that bas 4 = i Me : new. is to find out) been done for the 1964 centen- ~ Z mick The day of the horse and | how many of the present coun-/ nial celebrations ceuld easily , é ‘ “ » wagon has not disappeared, cil will re-offer and following be undone with the election of Ou as ire rac ers that is as far as the city | this they will take steps to find | an éntirely new council, . Gs a, : Piles an, cence “ contenenes 6, SE Seas | ide on Oe ae ae , vr gee : / . oe “ last - eveni ices. Big : into operation, ’ legislation : pia tay . See ie: 7 e~ - - gies stdieel tg 5 pe oo The committee pointed out| would have to be sought at the a ; Confiscated In K Co, | So SES ie terre Rearmen cree erat Steg | Sec S geet ce | Se bee es ' SCa e in | NGS O. ‘1: Gaesy aad pawns Ootte 1e — a A _was sated | beat the cold when they break enabled them to stay an | (oP GEORGETOWN — An iy dailtig tig to Abs foie jul tip exsten-issittnegs. ty | at Lin eee soa dame W. Pp eS unus- | geon the face |. : out his -horse and wagon, k Of i é Ee ‘een ti‘ es ual case for this time of . year | with his hand by pulling |'G.R. Foster, QC. ~ | they were. given the task ee er Services : se x. 2 : was before the Kéngs County | her hair” The accused was fined. Harold Melbourne O'Connor, of locating the missing ani- . a j magisttate’s’ court in George- | $25 and costs, : Abney pleaded guilty to steal- | mal. Held In Zion Presbyterian at Zz : _— yestérday. Four persons | a See eee , St. | ing a whip type aerial of a total iat as Cee on ; : : “ ; 7 Peg from southern Kings County ap- | Georges who previously | value of less than $50, the pro- 8 Street heard some- , st ; Se Re ~ peared. under “the Fire Preven- | pleaded not guilty to a charge | perty of ‘Lebert Thomas Henry seraping against hist ee ee ee ee eres were conducted by: gm: | tion Act for possession .of fire | of impaired driving had Taylor. The case was adjourned | vehicle. and upon investiga- | (p*preunr gemvines tn Zion Pros | emer, Rev. Donald A. crackers. _. | evidence ‘in his case heard to Jan. 17 for sentence. tion found a horse and Soterian’ Caaneh lout, sveaien , and prayers were , Although not charged and ap- | terday. The charge was One man was fined $20 and | wagon loaded with Christ- ~ “Chatet ‘wie mit only he’ 96 oad ty Demeoeees 3.2. Beat ke | - ,pearing voluntarily, each party | ed. The accused was represent- | costs for being intoxicated in a.| mas trees, but no driver. tor of Caivery, bat the viele” bean ene Ancicen Charch, : Rtas was asked by Magistrate James | ed by J.P. Nicholson.” ‘| public place and two others | City police were called | Si.” poy “Roy Bell. pastor of | 240 Church choir, under the | A second police officer has'| ported to the commissioners B: Johnston if he had anything | Charged with having posses- | were fined similar amounts for | and the animal was return- West Lane Baptist Church, | direction of. organist Miss | been sworn in for the Village | that during the month of to say why the Tire crackers sion of. -spirits illegally manu- | having-liquor in a place: other ed to his “home”; that. is - Moncton est speaker for the Madelyn Wadden, sang the an- of Parkdale, it was announced |ber a total of $96 in fines ‘ should not be confiscated by | fattured under the Excise Act. |‘than their residence. with the help of a pedestrian || (oy sy a « A lagt night following the regular | been collected. the Crown. Samuel Lot Leeco of Point who volunteered to drive the | Week of prayer. them “As When At Evening” | nonthly meeting of the Park- |- It was In all instances the parties Pleasant had hjs case adjourn- Deputy . Attorney-General J. wagon while the police fol- <a enen Ee aoe olen by Robertson. dale ‘Village Commissioners. - | Watts, } agreed to confiscation. A con- ed to Jan. 17.) The accused is | Arthur McGuigan represented | - lowed behind in their patrol. the universe? Christ was the.| T¢ sevice this evening will | ane new officer is Frederick | 2#% been siderable number of ‘fire “crack- | represented by . Mr.- Nicholson | the Crown in all cases. ‘ atoning. sacrifice ‘for. ws," he | de held at Trinity United Church Driscoll, who has been éscort- | eTament Po oe . P k ~ T gaid. ” ' -at % p.m. : | {ng-school. children across. the ——e. on oF fe kat aa eg Fe on e: urse Taken, os — | tres in the village, ras | St Sete ited snow plows cues, Leveaice Mahar, Stur- | S : OuSsIN rve C i : ; city Mr. Driscoll had no authori-|*e afee. se geon, pleaded guilty to ‘assault- h ad : ae ‘ A . of fy Mary ek of Sa . ash Found Two-Year Term —. 'ictirity wn | nites om | ee _ din Snowbank } eas wos pointed out that It was not | Parkdale. . Sompie ; A rite et wan ips | | a * | § 7 In ’ [0 ress Threé juveniles were taken P r Fgos “ ne me eens a pel ae on © cust by cit lice 1 Iven or ase Re capita Whig. year, 5 T , R : ipto custody by city police last c . oe ans ax : f oe Cs : night following a purse snitch--| A * 2 inemen The. commiesioners are _ > “ty RALPH CAMERON | clubs” and organizations else-| ing incident on Rochford Street. | - ‘ie ae catnteit: teas teadtiaiiel Sate oe possibility of | Crcac > 7 Guardian = “Patriot Statt-Writer where hat“ taken”atr active part | Mrs. Helen Carmody, 17 "},-+¥o-¥ear Denia eotete - ; = es ases ? Provision ‘of “‘bright, clean. | in providing leadership, and cit-| Spring: Street, reported to pol ter penitentiary ‘wae meted out | area during the yest few weeks, | TEMPE, Arty. (AP) ~~ 0s there comfortable, and cheery. accom-|ed Kins n ‘ Clubs in| Wester | lice that she “was walking south yesterday to John Earl Mac- | and he recommended that given | Arizona State University \ine- ‘im the | A spokesman for the Park- | modations for ¢itizens not able| Canada, the Kiwanis in Dart-|on Rochford Street: around 7 | 404, 17, Charlottetown, who at) the minimum penitentiary se®-| men guard Jesse Bradford and walee wee dale Village mmission said | to provide them for themselves” | mouth, Royal Canadian Legion | p.m. last night when three boys an earlier session’ of the. city tence, the may be en- tackle Larry Reaves — have | there and dry materials; prewarm en- + last night thaf two test “cases | is the ultimate goal of the hous-|in Moncton, and the Anglican) came up behind her and grab- | Police court, before Magistrate | couraged to (ake advantage of signed contracts with Terente |- gines; prevent damage from as the result of failing to pay | ing survey of Charlottetown now | Church in Newfoundland. bed her handbag, containing | 4: James Haslam, pleaded Gi the trade training offered in the ie te é aieers Baap freezing, ete! Plugs into regular the non-resident working . tax | underway, Mayor A. Walthen| All had been instrumental in| valuable papers and $35 in cash. | /ty_to ae entry =e ; institution and fit himself to take tal Conteems - rel 115 volt outlet. No fumes... ne will come before the appropriate Gaudet explained yesterday. obtaining multiple housing units, ae boys then. ran west oieds — a aah asl os > Ba role ota more reliable aoe —" pound senior vent:neede’. “>sts- only 15¢ per 3 ee ie thai, tho Geis The survey, initiated two years | primarily for the senior citizens, | on Brighton . Road. leer the Iriving service stati | a further remand. usti! Jan, |from Braddock, Pa., ‘played hour for 150,000 #TUs. Larger,

models in 3.0.00 and 400,000

; i d the|the theft of an automobile be- ae It was also stated that the | set of maps from which to work. | building, and housing units. ling east on Euston Street and | C°Very of a stolen car an and attention. foreeast called for snowflurries:|..-These. mnuaps, Mr. DeSilva|. y¢ CGlistatieseon nid Preniés was in collision’ with another | arent = the thief within a _ = ‘eae te James ae John- | mE 7 ‘TODAY ONLY Shows 3.30-7-9 today. ke y ° | Says, are navins. = different | multiple housing units, they will vetide driven ‘by Henny. Downe on after the theft was report- aes Queens Coun’ y NO - oi ; cave : urpos- : brose Street was | “©: ‘ . court yesterday: TIC on First peach = ee ae . be -available at reasonable rénts driving a 1968 Skoda. Mr. Cnst: Ings received the report | Following the reciting of E

town and its surrounding “areas.

metropolitan map of Charlotte-| Ay

to those needing them the most.'| applicants would be. heard, and an investigation of circum-

Downe was proceeding south on Spring Park Road at the time. ,

| from the owner of the ¢ar,. Paul | Norbert Bradley, Parkdale,

previous. record of the- accused

by Deputy Attorney-Géneral J. =

JANUARY SALE NOW IN PROGRESS °°:

This is prepared in the range of: 600 feet to the inch: : Others are needed on scales |

JO-ANNA DRESS SHOP MONTAGUE

LOCAL

BRIEFS

BROTHER PASSES Mrs. Ben Shepherd, Prince Street, Charlottetown received the news recently of the death of her brother, Lewis B. Barn- brick of -Rhinecliff; New” York. Mrs. Shepherd left Tuésday to attend her brother’s funeral.

DIES IN_DETROIT ~~, Word has been received by ¥siand relatives of the. death in

Detroit; Mich.,.of William Dy-

stant formerly. of Ellerslie and *

Charlottetown. Born in Eller- slie Mr. Dystant lived for a num- ber of years in Charlottetown

before moving fo Detroit. He ‘1s «

survived by his widow, the for- mer-Eliza Kennedy, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Kennedy of Breadalbane and three- children: Anne, Mrs. Dr.

Gale Huddle; Erlund and Lorne, |

all of Detroit. The funeral was held Saturday with interment in

Detroit

- The funeral for Mrs. William A. ‘MarQuarrie; Hampton was held Jan. 3,-from Hampton United Church. Rev. Bryer R. : Jones conducted. thé service in the church and at the -grave. Vs, Bud Morrison was ofgan- ist. Hymns sung .were “The lood’s “My Shepberd™: and ‘A- bide’ With Me.” . Pallbearers yore Chaties Densford. Lyman Wood, Keith Dixon, Bug Mor

“tison, Elton Duisford and Ray ‘ménd) MaecQuarrie, Interment was in “Crapaud cemetery. * * .

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MacQUARRIE FUNERAL — |

of 200,.100 and 4 feet to the inch. :

PARTICULAR )MPORTANCE

The 100-foot scale map is. of | particular “im 0 ce

- | | survey, aS it is-on.a -workabie

| scale revealing details including | every house or building, fences, | footpaths, driveways; roads trees, manholes, main tr. a { sion lines, spot elevations at all *road intersections, and all con- tours. Up to the present, the «town planner's office has completed | more than 85 per cent of its col- lection of statistics regarding the number “of people in houses, | conditions of buildings, and sim- \ilar facts which will provide the | basis for the survey . ge ~ However, an_analysis of these facts cannot be proceeded with unti] a complete set of -maps is

available. While Mr. DeSilva has |

seen a ‘proof’ set, he has not yet

not merely a study of housing accommodations. In order

locations where fires have curred, pbdints- where occur, where traffic moves, demonstrate how a grown and developed in in order to plot for HOUSING UNITS? In the backgrpund! of the niag and thinking by city

cials is the hope of eventually:

providing housing. units for -the

people sinfilay to those availab-

| le in, Other cities: :

‘ Mayor Gaudet* said service >

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city entered the building busi-' ness. ® |

Back in 1925, Charlottetown issued debentures to cover bonds |

provided to erect private homes.

Bob Cleroux Defends Title ‘Against Gray |

| HULL, Que. (CP) — Canadian |heavyweight " boxiig. champion | | Bob Cleroux of Montreal will de-

‘of Halifax i a bout hére~ Jan. 22. it’ was ankounced Wednes-

heavyweight

| on Fitzroy Street when it was

fend his title against Cecil Gray |

head light, left fender and door. | 224 its occupant in cusfidy by |

The other accident occurred at 930° when a 51959 Morris, |

driven_by John W. "Phillips of |

ood, was travelling west

in collision with a 1961 GMC truck at the intersection of Fitz- roy and Hillsboro streets. The truck was driven by Reginald Clark of Charlottetown and was - travelling north on Hillsboro, turning west~ on to - Fitzroy

Street.. No estingte of damage | was available. :

OLD CALENDAR Before the Gregorian calendar | set Jan..1 ag the start of the year, March 25 was usually con- sidered the -first day of the

| 8.05 p.m. : As a result, James Elwood

Dairy

and Peebles Whey

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