Premier Jean Lesage of Que- bec gave the keynote address on biculturalism during a sod- turning ceremony for the Faili-

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WISLAND NEWS PAGE'Kidd, Crothers Win eiphia Meet .

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Summersicle Ancl Prince County

I IThe Guardian, Charlottetown, Mon.. Feb. 4. 1963.

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fitribuie Poicl Chief Justice _ )lKerwin; Was Known In P.E.l.

SUMMERSIDE —— Chief Jus- uty to His Excellency the Gov- ' l

itice Thane A. Campbell paid ernor-Genera.

filtribute to Hon. Patrick Kerwin gl who passed away over the week- ed to his family and his church, with relaxing recreations

end in Ottawa.

“Canada mourns today the

passing of one of her most dis- tre and bridge. I count it my‘

.tinguished and best loved citi- zens." he said.

“The late Chief Justice.

“In private life he was devot-

such as golf and swimming. the thea-

good fortune to have known him

an extremely gracious host the and congenial companion. The

liI-Ionourable Patrick Kerwin, has late Chief Justice made many :been prominent in forensic and personal friends in this province.

rjudicial circles ever Since h i s.where he enjoyed numerous va-‘

Iadmission to the bar of Ontario. lln 1911. After practising as a

appointed a judge (.

Supreme Court of Canada in

cations.

“On behalf of the judiciary of. barrister for 21 years. he was Prince Edward Island. I wish tol " the Eu express deep sympathy to Mrs. preme Court of Ontario in 1932.’ Kerwin and the sorrowing fam- and later a puisne judge of the ily." Chief J u s t i c e Campbell . Tom Sullivan. another Villanova

concluded. ‘ athlete. who challenged until the i

‘ I I n PHILADELPHIA lAPi

Bruce Kidd and Bill Crothcrs of ‘ Toronto continued their fine showing on the indoor track cir- cuit by posting wins at the lilih annual Pilildaelphia Inquirer

games Saturday night.

Kidd won the mile and Croth- ers the 1.000-yard run in a meet that also saw Rolande Cruz of Villanova University b e c o m e

‘ the eighth man to clear 16 feet i in the pole vault.

Kidd. the University of Tor- onto sophomore who usually runs longer distances but has told of his desire to crack the ‘four - minute mile. was hard pressed to win. He had entered this meet after winning the two-

1in New York Friday night.

His finishing time of four min- utes. 8.7 seconds was barely enough to keep him ahead of

‘ mile run at the Millrose Gamesi

Suliw‘n s time was 4 1

Third behind Kidd. who runs for Toronto's East York Track Club. was Finland's Olavi Salo- ncn ill 4210.3 and fourth was ob Scamcn of the Los Angeles Track Club in 4:11.4. Toronto's Ergas chs was fifth with a

final curve but then fell back. ' .2.

«1:17 clocking and Jim Irons 01‘

Brampton. Ont.. s I x t h with 219.6.

TEN YARDS AHEAD

Crotliers showed plenty strength in wrapping up LOGO-yard run. He was 10 yards ahead of his nearest competitor as he sped across the finish in '10.6.

of

Crotbers, another East York runner. showe a fine pair of heels to defending champion Cary Weisiger of the U.S. Mar- ines. caught in 2211.4.

The lanky Canadian bargcd in front of the field with IV.» laps to go and lengthened his advan-

the .

tage With every st"'de

Cruz. .u Hit“ it v of 'I‘." rwr filii'egla: r- i». . Iout the meet p-Jt \‘illlll rei~ 'i of 15 teel. it' Illi'll'.“ set II"_.’

by Do Bragg. His best effort was 16 feet. inch.

John Uelses. former Illallllt’ now a student at Lasellc (""1- legc here. John Belitza of Mr". land and Dave Tork at ('hm- ton. W.Va.. all members of tic 16-foot club. failei ' ‘ l‘Hi'll it t height .in this competition

Marcel Brl‘nard oi Fall's, won the two-mile run in 8:5’ beat'ng Charles Clark Angeles by less than a although Clark fell midway the race.

John Thomas the high jump - inches.

of Boston took at six feet.

WON’T CONTEST SEAT

CORNER BROOK tCI"r~ECI Finn Jr.. Newfoundland leader of the New Democratic .said Friday the New lcrats won't offer a candidate in lthe Trinity North provincial by- ielection Feb. 18. Ml. li‘iiiii said this party has no organization in Itlie district and he felt there I would not be time to get a cam- lpaign undrr way. Tile seal Will be contested by the Liberals and Conservatives

51935. .

to r e appointment to the .hcnch. his political affiliations had been with the Conservative i party. but when. in 1954. the pos- l ition of Chief Justice of Canada lfell vacant. the judicial compe-

l tcncc of Mr. Justice Kerwin was .so universally recognized that ltlle Liberal government of the [day accorded to him. (that high- _ est appointment in the courts of Prince Edward Island will the nation. send three Queen's Scouts to the i .. , - . 11th World Jamboree to be held‘ , ,The 5,9”.“m” was amply “‘5‘ in Greece this summer on the I titled. His Judgments have been site of tlhe famous battle ol" marked by a clarity of language. Marathon. I ‘and by a keen appreciation of Representing the Island will the jurisprudence and prece. he! Ronald RGCVC’S. 8th Cilarr‘deiits which he was called upon IOIINOWH‘TI‘OOD. (Trinity): Ron- to consider and apply. His de- alt-I MOIIISh 0f the lsi Springlvotion to the sometimes arduous Pal'k Tm“? and 1133111 Kelly Ol;duties of his office was constant. “19 2nd Su‘mmeljs'lde TI‘OC'P- even to the extent of overtax- The Scouts Will gather from lng his strength. His administra- across Canada. in Montreal and tin. ability w a s outstanding, WI”. leave by .I‘et 0" JUIy 30- In . both in directing the business of addition to the Jamboree. Can~ the court and in acting as dep._ ____ ‘ t

adifn Scouts will have a week

0 ourlng. o o

- EJGI‘IIIIID Scores {Mayhew iTKO Over Diane

I °~ . COPENHAGEN (AP)— .Has Winner iEmile Griffith. world middle- .

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BASKETBALL—Senior BASKETBALL—Junior

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represented the archives at the sider depositing them in “u. ar_

ed over to the Provincial Ar- chives Saturday. Shown here discussing some of the papers

presentation ceremony. The chives collection archives will be housed in the 3 The function of an archives is Fathers of Con-trdcration Mcm- -to preserve. catalogue and make

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Barons Blank Aces; Goalie'slhird Shutout 3

y THE CANADIAN PRESS ans brought their Il-game win- Goaitender Les B i n k l e y less streak to an end in impres-l scored his third "iutout in five sive fashion Saturday night by games as Cleve...nd Barons de- beating Buffalo Bisons. . feared Quebec Aces 5-0 in an The Indians had completely

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Following Saturday's sod-turn— moms to the Provincial Ar-i destructionl. disappefl‘l‘anf'f‘ 01' American Hockev League game revamped unit: th at found Ing ceremonies for the bothers ('Ili\'(‘$. inaccessibi itv of the materials i _ ~ - ' ' ‘ - . . . , - n Cleveland. 5 i m ht. three defencemen o eratln as at Confederation Memorial Buii- The material. some of which of Ill?l" '.\'n“k. In y g p g

. _ . . other AHL ding. the Island‘s representative dates from the late 1100 s. was During the past year. a start dav night.

in the federal cabinet. Hon. .\n- obtained by the minister from has been made to arrange and HUS MacLean presented a var- lIl(‘ Old Book Farm in Morris- evaluate historically. the public ghm, Beam routed Rochester I

. ‘. . ._ . . payers who have been defen- ied group of historical do...“ burg. Ont. All of the documentsidocumen‘ts .in the possession of Americans $2: and Pittsburgh sive stalwarts.

I" “1" "“IIN'IW‘ are relaled mime prnv'm'al E°V9r"m€".'- u ‘5 Hornets defeated Baltimore Jimmy Anderson. tlu‘ history 0f Prince Edwardlhopl‘d m" a mlnpmlmns'v“ “91“Clippers 5-3. son and Bruce Cline each Island. ‘ 199"” “Imalcr'al “"“be “81“ The Barons. who have the scored twice for the Indians.

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WLING—Sweepstake SKATING—8:00—l0:00

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Mm-Lcnn mentioned his hopes facilities ‘0 it". includtd in "19 lost only one of their last 19 off the stick of John McKenzie.

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rs. Ty- Binkley was stunned when he services.ros. Sigma-C. Tiixis and YPU was knocked into the boards JEFFREY GETS THREE I

. i _ morning and even ng I 11:3"ch IleaIina (bull yesterday in observance of youth attended the services in a body late in the second period but I" P‘IISburgh' a three‘goal Lidstone ‘0. ‘ryfie yang". aha weck. as well as participating in the remained in the game. Performance by Larry Jeffrey

years. Funeral annoulicc- Al the morning service. Miss services of worship. END WINLESS STREAK sparked the Home“ to Vlctory

‘ over Baltimore.

Jeffrey scored the first two iPittsburgh goals in the opening period but it was his third goal

ment will be made later. Adclc Machod led the Egrislponfib The ministeJ.tI}lcV. 3- web; At Springfield. Mass. the de- sirc reading Wllll Miss en er CXPI‘CSSC 0 DOB-Slim 0 {chain lea ue chem ion [ndi. PHILLIPS " M Pflm cm‘my Pit-hard reading the scripture.having the young people and In the last period that actually Carter Defeats Im the um

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Funeral . t P. L Carter. of Paterson NJ Creighton netted a pair for the Home. ‘ d. N HUI‘L' ' 9"“ C _ "mm" ‘ 1,1 ' 'f' l . nd Rat h Keller 01 the i......is.i'.".“.?.tifl‘t‘idhlll GO If! IPS leading null-Ottawa Canadiens w???“ "’6‘ ‘° ”'°""““ iii? " " “ funeral will be held today. trounced last place St. Louis n was the ma, straight vie. At Hershey. Pa.. the Bears

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Lak' ' . d .ni m Keith McCreflt‘y. With two 30813 vided by the ultra - cautious early in the game before Ro- e veme’ in ms 76th ymr' salggdigi. {mi-ray picked lip four 93d“ and B'"-" Cam‘r' Nm‘m Brennan in the ninth round. A Chester's Jel‘l’y Ehmfln and Ar- ar »

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