i a

__ town Hospital

' diction by Father Tingley

“cine at McGill University

=

7 hati See rs

“Gomporal Salvin ae of the Charlottetown detachment

of the MP was guest-speak-_-

ere t the ‘Annual banquet of the crate Granters Association of

Charlottetown. The- association

held its banquet last night in the Basilica Recreation*Center. Seen prior to the banquet — {FROM THE LEFT) are Ger- ald” Soy;.secretary; Joseph Walsh, president; Cpl: eee,

who ; ectke on Cfeainds ° and false pretences". and Alan Johnston, treasurer, Missing. | from: ‘the picture “is: Ronald Storey, vice-president.

~ Speaker —

‘Island News se

\2 The Malan Charlottetown, Wed., May ce

Purchases

1} The ptirchase of additional parking meter’ for the City of | Charlottetown was made known by Arthur Gormley Monday night. Councjllor Gormley, chairman . of the police committee, told the | regular meeting of City Council | “we are receiving a great num | ber of requests by businessmen to erect more meters within the | boundaries of the city.*” Councillor — Louis — “Johnston, | chairman of the light committee, | said the city has already a forest | of parking: meters. | 'Let’s~-not drive customers from ouf..city by placing meters —jin—-outlving areas-—T ters” of Charlottetown

cost the . city

‘Outlines — Problems ~

claimed © Councillor who sungested placing 60-min- te

signa instead_of n

- City Nurses | Set F orRe creation Centre '

Graduation exercises for the Chaflottetown Hospital School of Nursing. and X-Ray Technology

- will take place Friday evening, South — Rustico;

May 13, at the Basilica Recrea- tien» Centre. Ceremonies begin with O Canada and the Invoca- tion by Rev. Gerald Tingley at “8 o'clock.

ry - Most Rev., Malcolm A icEachern, | D.D., Bishop of. Charlottetown, - net presentation of pins by

SisterMary Irene, Director of Rina an Sahy TOE i

War ADDRESS. eee Gordon « Bennett, Registrar,

Prince of Wales wocies

liver the main ~

- beth Chaisson, Rollo naif he

class valedictorian. :

The Nurses Chorale, directed |- An Ayrshire “heifer owned. by |

by Sister. Bethany Marie, will | “—“ging two-

the evening will close with ‘bene: | iideioen RR produced 10,041 | and| pounds milk, 487 butterfat for | breed class averages of 138 in ao 161. jn fat_as a senior two-

The Queen. _Members |.of the — focdusting |

“class: Sylvia Anne ~

‘Summerside; Mary See ne Bus |

chanan, Georgetown; Mary) Louise Callaghan, city; Frances | Josephine Callaghan, New |

Perth; Elizabeth Ann Chaisson, | Rolle Bay: Mary Janice Chever- | fe, city; Phyllis Marie Coady, —Southport;. Barbara. Lynn ~Cul- +

| Doctors SM age Clinic

A large number of. doctors | from all over the province will be in the city today as the Medi- | cal Society holds its annual

’ Clinical Day with top authori- | Hes from the faculty of medi- | as.

‘guest speakers

co-operation with the post- ebsds | uate division of the faculty of | view Snowbird

medicine at Dalhousie. PANEL DISCUSSION

A series of panef discussions + and case. presentations will held with.many local ° docto; taking part along. with the vifit- ors from Montreal

In the evening the annual din-.

- ner will be held in theConfedera- tion Centre with! Dr’? D.G. Cameron, -Physician-in-chief —of Montreal Genera! -Hospital,' as

A

f

“NS

. in chemistty:

. Buest speaker

Honor Awards[

Announced

HALIFAX (CP) Ernest Wal- ter Grindke of Halifax has heen -awarded—the governor-general's gold medal versity’s list (of graduation ewards in the faculty of arts and science z

University medals in’ biology go to Frank Erie Christiansen of East Riverside..N_ Band chemistry to Michael Edward Smith, native of —Louishourg, now’ residing in Dart- mouth

Mr. -Christiansen and Mer Smith graduate with first class honors during spring convoca- ion exertises Thursday

Annette Marie Hayward = of Grand Falls, Nfld who grad- hates with fipst class honors in modern languages is the rect- pient -of the French piibbesionie medal,

Honors graduates on the unt versity list of awards : include Walter. Francis Miles of Sydney. James Brian. Won- nacnt—of Charlottetown in hiolex gv. Marius Constantyn Felder hof of New Glasgow in Philoso-

phy, and Patrick Jacke Compton > Ryall of Saint. John, NB, -Physics ;

{ +71

tangy Rin et gate tention

| milk, 469 fat for BCAs “of 148

lb milk, 498.fat for BCAs ‘Sf 12%

on Dalhousie Uni- |

in.

s Graduation.

len, city; Mary Nunilo Edmonds, Donna Louise McGee, Parkdale; Iona; Catherine Angelina Foley,

Alberton; Mary. Dianne Gallant, mond; Bonita Patricia Morrison,

‘Brigadier Albert thomas” mie Johnston said tha

Councillor

Brigadier Thomas gave Ro- tarians a background of __the- roblems—_faced _by_a_correct- |

ing. | Tf the police: department has

_ ernment,

t

Police Committee -

Meters.

“ager oF the Charlottétown- Board of. Trade, was present at the meeting and submitted his mon- thly report

Mr. Moffatt informed Council that three committees have -been actively engaged in inspecting. industrial sites.in the Charlotte- town metropolitan area have developed sketches data on land available.

and

“Two days of discussion. with

Eastern Provincial Airways of- fieials» gave the Air Transport Committee_ahd others _a_better understanding of the —financiab! diffidilties encountered by short run- aircraft. schedules and the need for national policy with a “built-in subsidy formula’ for” the,

70—-each plus inst eS fivé-regional airlines in Can- jy Bobby Harper. Russell Gal- 4 pins. installation. ex: <a should ‘a subsidy” formulaic ‘geq° yeas’ Rete Noe

be adopted by the federal gov-/ EPA, forecasts a gen- 1 ovement._in.-

‘and ‘more modern aircraft ‘sev- |

ments have been “completed to ‘have—Dr.--John-S,—-Bates,— chair

-year-old- son of Mr

-|pastor, Very Rev

'@s deacon and. Rev,

and

Tignish Funeral Is Well Attended

The largely attended funeral of Mark Joseph Handrahan, [8- and Mrs Gerald Handfahan, . Christopher ‘Cross who was instantly. killed in a highway accident on Satur- \day, was held from the home of | his parents on Tuesday meeoins ito St. Simon and _ St | Church, Tignish Solemn Re | quiem Mass was celebrated by | MJ Rooney | Floyd McGaugh | Charles Che-: verie as sub-deacon. Rt. Rev. George MacDonald, dean of St Dunstan's University in Charlot. tetown was present in the sanc- tuary accompanied by Rev rick Walsh and Rev. Eric Robin. |

Holy communion was admin- istered to a large number in at- tendance._Clergy,.in attendance included Rev. F; Aylward, Rev. J LeClair, Rev. V. Murnaghan, Rev. A. Pender- gast, Rev. Charles MacDonald, Rev. E. Ricftaré. were: Rev. F. Tardiff,

sisted by Rev

lant; Henri

ry, tae 1 Broderick, “Wilson Shea |

|Floyd.MeGaugh had the service vat

Jude ie

Pat- /

‘W. Reid, “Rev. |

/In_ the choir | Nelson. | Myers, Valmore Arsenault,-Aub-- ‘rey DesRoches,_AubinJ._.Gal-

ewe was.or- | -

the grave. Interment was. in-

oa

Jeertificates were presented to 92) SFR NO MORE > SMILES

successful studefts. Junior Red soi74nNESBURG (AP)—The Cross Certificates were present- South African government’ has ed to 18 persons. Three First Aid decreed airliner cockpits must

ie Oe enon peaumniations 00 locked: to “prevent_ intrusions a film, “Mirage In Paradise’ in flight. Pilots welcomed the

increased security but = sore said thev’d miss. informal visits from passengers and the smiles of their air hastesses

was shown. Following the pre- sentations Mr. Meikle spoke on Highway ‘Safety giving tips on ‘safe ariving.

~ Our: Dependable —

NEIGHBORLY SERVICE

the Ohurch ~Cemetery: Representatives from Credit

jand staff. The s.sters of St. Mar-

~TEXACO™ FIRE:

alvation Army was guest | eral years from the introduc-| : 100% climate-c led, specially : on a recent attempt to find a ‘Union and Co-operative league oe % Clima ’ ies er = onatt Solan eee packing space on-Queen Street, 00 oe oar ~BOuEY. a ee lot P.E.I. were in attendance, | * blended for climaté and dinde & sive rom meeting ion he noticed -all parking spaces. ARRANGEMENTS _jalong with the Tignish Co-oper=|- lakes Club Monday. loccupied with violations show- Mr” Moffatt said arr ang€| ative and credit whion directors q

_-atalling—all at the *egular ‘gasoline price, ‘a

‘tha and sisters of Notre Dame]. —

man_of the P.E.1; Water Abthor- were

ional services officer in rehabili- |

tbo—patrokethis- section of the City”

ity, address a banquet meeting | Were “tin attendance as

Mary Irene McQuaid, -Rich-

ito see there are no violations, tation work, I'll need more officers,” said

“The inmate of a penal iM Police Chief Sterne Webster. stitution: has predominantly the skUNKS AND DOGS

‘ ling that an, injustice has| The rt of the poli o

Joan Corinne Georgetown; Mary Elizabeth | fee! i report o police com

Gallant, city; Bernadette Lucine Mullally, city; Mary Judith | been done to hifi’ said Briga- |mittee revealed that $1,060 was ‘Hammill, Central Bedeque; Ca- (Dowling) O'Brien, city; Ella | tier Thomas, “no matter how.| collected in meter fines for. the °

rol Anne’ Hamill, Central Bede- que;

‘city; - Marlene

Helen |Nancy Marie ee Emerald.

rshire- Heifer—

sername settee Et scent steno

McCarville, Kinkora;

Ayr:

ixth In Class

zis $

as

Andrew B. MacRae and Fred | Pore. Frenchfort.

year old. Raedale Landlord’s | L Cutie finished sixth in her class. |

among the animals listed;in the | 129 as a mature cow.

Camilla Shea, Waterford; Patri- Patricia Anne Lappin, icia Josephine Smith, Peakes;~ ; Anne LeClair, Judith Ann Trainor, city; Kath- Co Remarks | by-Dr-J-H- “Maloney~ Summerside: Rita Irene Lund, jerine Rose Trainor, Johnston's

of the’ medical staff-of the hos- Tracadie Cross; Mary Jeanine | River. Graduating from the

~ pital will be followed by the pre- McCabe, Kinkora; Lorna Marie School of X-Ray Technology _ is. *' gentation of diplomas ©

Biackaddar . Lucky” Girl “pro: | duced 10,786 pounds milk, 486 | plaoning with fob Placement and | , Union Road, Char-- fat for-BCAs-of-134-and182-as-a 80 :pOn= junior ‘four-year-old for George | sibility of the Aorvestianml pee]

Fairvue Bright Style produced 11,393" pounds milk, 458 fat for |.a great deal. of. _work in this. A. MacRae and Son, Charlotte. | | field. . town. RR for BCAs of 190 and f

great hls offence against 80- month of April. There were 25 ciety.'’ He has to leave his fam- |persons convicted of. ° speeding, ily and friends and all sources |four persons for allowing dogs to ~of-affection,-and—enter-the—s impersonal regimentation of a ber-“of- persons . was

mecrogereererine='

conv: icted |

world: “he~ ras left{"and: his «abil-+ lwere 148 yards inspected, seven | ity to cope. with it when his term | were. ordered to be cleaned, .and Te He 11 skunks were destroyed during ea acetestional seryices offic- the month. er must break through this at- | “Prrosphere of Hostility resentment ~of the-fire committee; -ask== and fear, The impression given |ed that a route be - established _|by_the officer_on_his first .yisit |for_oil company ‘trailers leaving | is of vital importance. If this is the city. These large trucks pre-

be made on rehabilitation~ with |result in ae om * he said. ¢ouncil, spiritual guidance, fam |. “Mayor: Wwe ‘0x ' suggested eee \that positions of a fire inspector jand building inspector for Char- ‘lottetown be settled. .

‘there is intanaive neeseaase:

iwell as through news media Halifax and Saint John for a per-

| dees officer. The Salvation Army has done

‘positions ata salary ranging be= jtween $5,000 and $8,000 per an-

Guests at. . Monday's meet. | fium.

| ing were J: C. MacMillan and}

| current issue of Canadian Ayr- |

hire Revi : ANG Weiler: Raedale Clas- Milk Prices. sic Lucille, produced 11,187 |

_ pounds milk, milk, 470 pounds BCAs of 152 and 156 in the same | age class. ~ |

7_pounds milk, 416 (two cents per quart inn fat. for BCAs of 121 and 138 in | May 15, it whi aanounens i

the same class for the same own- | | terday by Earl Adams, secretary ers. of the P.E.1. Milk Control Board.

|. In the Charlottetown and THREE YEAR-OLD Melissa Summerside areas homogenized- v éd-9,178 pounde eniik:: 478 | | pasteurized milk-will~ retail . to phar regards sigs athe aaa ithe consumer for 25 cents a| may : quart, Milk- which is_pasteuriz- junior ‘three-year old “Another! .4 “wut not homogenized, that's three-year old, Raedale Classic ink with a cream top, will cost Lady Sovreign, prodyced 9,456

r |24 cents a quart in- those areas. pounds. mili, s20-fat for SBCAS | In the “Albérton, Souris and

,Montague areas homogenized- Lear eee eee | |pasteurized milk Will. sell for 24 jcents a quart while ‘pasteurized | listed, Lealands Nina’s Flash [will sell for 23 cents:a quart. | produced 9,509 pounds milk, fat. for BCAs of "123 ‘and 132 in BRIEFS PRESENTED. the’ mature class for cows 10 Mr. Adams said that the years and over. Flash {s 15. P.E.1. Milk Control- Board. re- In the same class East River ceived separate briefs from the | Patricia produced 10,729 pounds ”| ‘producers and distributors and a |} milk; 443 fat for BCAs of 128° | joint brief from them, asking and 130. 'for,,a two cent increase. He said In the Mature class Loch End that the producer will receive Maid produced 18,375 pounds |one and one-third cents from milk, 546 fat« for BCAs of 156 ithe two cent: increase ahd that and 167. ‘ithe distributor. will receive, two- | Cattle from the herd of W.A.-'thirds of a cent. Moase and Son, Kensington com | This price increase _ was~ pleted several records Clover- brought about, according to Mr. 12.610 pounds |Adams, due to the increase in| ithe costs of the producers and | the stéadily. rising costs of the | distributors

milk, - 140. fat, as asenior four- year old heifer.

TWO-YEAR-OLD n. the junior S pe ea

two-year-old Janie produe- ed 8,876 pounds milk, 377 fat for BCAs of 131 and- 133, and Cloverview Burton's Ada 8.446 milk, 380. butterfat for RCAs of 124 and130 Cloverview Snow. hall produced ‘{0, 683° pounds

an increase of 51 cents per hun- dred..pounds: to the producer, returning him: $5.13 per hundred weight for milk testing 3.6 per cent hitter fat, Mr Adams ex- plained. x SAID NECESSARY pee He said that the increase to the producer Was very neces sary tn preventing the possibil-

TONIGHT

_ Visiting Commercial Travellers Dance fon turing

"Les Alexander & The Smoothies” E HORSE & SULKY'S |

GRANADA “STEAK ROOM —

“Members and Guests Welcome”

BUYING WOOL WASHED OR GREASY GET CASH, YARN or BLANKETS IN EXCHANGE .

Government Certified Warehouse

Shipments of 20 pounds. or over tattle. for Gov- ernment Deficiency Payment,

William Condon & Sons

e

and 120 in the mature: class

e

ta for To Be Increased _ >

“G. B. Langley, both of Halifax. Chief Justice Thane A. Campbell } was a visiting Rotarian.

ichairman: of the -tender: commit-

Next week's speaker will be Tat Wire Gockel & eet age oe _ Frank MacKinnon, principal __1¢ was decided by resolution:

‘lof Prince of Wales College who |that. the tender of ‘Island C on- struction Ltd. of ‘$15,325. for pat- jehinn of asphalt .pavement be

accepted. ‘FORUM FLOOR |» The “serious problem" of the

$10 Penalties junlevel floor in the rink was

Ha nded Down. ‘brought to Council’s attention by |

Fined $10 and costs or~ four jIvan. Doherty, chairman of rink days in default of payment by jand recreation, who stated that | Justice of the Peace Albert Din- |in some areas of the ice surface, | nis in. Traffic Court this poets ice had to be brought up-four in- | “Were Seven-Up Sussex, Ltd., [ches higher than other. areas to Sherwood; failing to licence a ve- {maintain a_ smooth ence all, hicle; Judy Helen Gaudet, City, jaround.

‘driving left of the solid white :Mayor “Cox stated that ‘during | fines*Levi David Young, Cherry |the summer months, Council | Valley, insufficient equipment: meetings would be held at 4:00 John Henry Plaggenhoeff, Pow. |P-m. The new meeting time will inal, failing to dim headlights; 80 into effect. for the next meet- Kenneth Gordon Rice, Parkdale, jing of council im June and the | stop sign; Douglas James Birt, /8ame schedule will be maintain- Covehead, failing to report for ¢d_ through’ until September. re-inspection; Edward: ‘James Charles Moffatt general man- Fitzpatrick, Bedford, stop sign and Brian David Hooley, City,

This jump in price will mean.

"sereased to 26 and. one half cents |

. U a quart on April of this year, | VESSSSSSSse

allowing an unlicensed person to| _Fu drive. pas a. a

Donald George Chandler ~of Stove Charlottetown. was fined $15 and oO | costs on a speeding charge. ; ity of thi j bei f ed | ie ‘ity o 8 province ng fac on | with a shortage of fluid milk in Service .(}

i\the very near future. | This May 15th increase will | |be the first one in the price of | milk since February 1, 1964.

Mr. Adams said that the price . of. fluid’ milk in -P.E.I. is. still jlower than in any other prov- jince in Canada, Asan example Mr. Adams said that in Nova Scotia the price of milk was in-

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_ REFRESHMENTS

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Councillor. John. Morris; chair-

successful, then’a real start can {sent a_fire hazard which could .

ito advertise in island} papers as 3

son capable of handling both :

Councillor Dorothy Corrigan, / itee, informed council that tend- ||

Progressive Consents - GET .TOGET HER

MALPEQUE, SPRING VALLEY, INDIAN _RIVER POLLS

THURSDAY NIGHT, MAY 12th—8:30 P.M.

communities. Question Period

(Inserted by Third Prince P.C.. Assoc.)

of*the Board ot _Trade in Na lottetown on

pollution _ colle "Wednesda: evening.

Aranacusnibs have been|

‘made with a local nursery to supply. four-foot flower boxes | planted with flowers at a cost of | $15..per box, and merchants are-

iflower boxes at their store fronts | ‘during summer months to give | Charlottetown lreal garden look this, year,’ “he | said.

ne

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TREES YIELD SWEETS .

A healthy maple. tree 18) inches thick yields about 15 gal- | tons ‘of sap each spring.

at

|principal, Sister St.

ibeing_encouraged to. disp Ta_y_|:

and district a}

many |parts of the province, along with ‘students and. members of the

sind | teaching staff from St. Dunstan’’

Y | University. The: Tignish Region- al. High School students with their teaching~staff and school Mary Ar- |nold attended in a_body.° *Mem- | bers of the Tignish Fisheries Co-

aver operative ° with | manager Wilson

‘J Shea~attended-—————-—

Chairman Presents

Cert icates

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“Monday. night George Meikie, chairman of the Provincial High- way Safety Council presented a number of Red Cross First Aid certificates—at—EvangelineRe-

‘gional High School.

The First Aid course began on

tion was held on May 2. ‘The in- structors were: Harold MaecDon- ald, Rev. Sister St. Angele, Rev. Sister St. ‘Therese, Rev. . Sister | Jeanne d’Arc, Mrs. ‘Lilian Fla- vin, Mrs. Helen A. Cheverie and Albert Stairs.

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