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_ Western And. Central Districts | fhe Guardian, Charlotictown, Fri, April 9, 1965.3

Injunction Issued

Against 75 Strikers

Brotherhood of Elec- | zens i trical Workers (CLC), end and a low-income housing The strike began early Thurs- |development at Millidgeville.

ee oe a oe wages | had-been given the support of - , ’ - : fringe benefits. ,all trade unionists in -the city : : OF REY ES MEMC RIES ? Pe The injunction, effective until |and the New Brunswick Feder- Ol ‘OMP RECEIVES SAFETY AWARD ee RINK EVIV rt ag Driving While— Tee erat cen eatin€ ty ation of Laber- Bie sak the wn: ic MPANY . ~ : = eT oe er ney oo E 7 » ion not * . e

‘The demolition of the Mon- - Others active in the George, Preston and Jim Mc- ‘ ee nnrertion i want a sgl a The staff ond guests ol Cub. A Mellie ef the cago By dag tague hockey and skating building of the rink were GB. Intyre, Dr. L.A. rae oan Su F ors Association are e ee | oo = toot —_ “free ee ete 2 evening was a presentation of 7 go 2 oP i ons = Mens: ot home of : prohibits the union from |of charge” if required im emer-| ast evening im the Clover a safety award to the local Dickson, plant superintendent, brings back memories to Bank of Commerce at Monta- remembered as the Cests Man $50 “authorizing, continuing or en-| ——, Charlottetown: Al er, reg- Giese whe helped to build Hin gus, whe tock ig’ belidays, the Imperial hockey team and gaging ‘a the strike.” ee tol OM ys . ao Sa ae. 1925. The 70 by 170 foot struc- hammer and saw and to eee vere A charge of driving while his| £arlier, local ‘business agent | ; — fe Tees Setere 0 Soe [some usual, they should ional safety

ture was built at that time for work; R.W.:Beck, R.K.- Cle- _ pre-war days, A new ri nested wan cost an Genet acid the 90-eaene | re a at thelr | atin ,. a ee gba

approximately $6,000. The ments, the late L.M. ‘Mac- be erected for the 1965-66 win- James Frederick Murphy af | local is willing to negotiate ‘for jae wee were at their oi ankees,' Here looks from

foreman was the late Frank CKinnon, the late L.H. Poole, ter season. Vernon Bridge (80 and additional fringe betiefits in lieu —. ae = jae pent ? Sega hoe ee 5

Woman Dies In Fire; ‘ces; wore sex Loner Names Orioles = 2 ==

: q . . , moressions tion in an. application for a: dri- ae Tera ogg ay mg ie gy . -~ 7 a. Premier W.R. Shaw said yes-|""".2 Meee: Chicago could do it if Moose | probably will be in and sebitter Sh daltooke “Gx donk atthe Fined $10 and costs each were| _ , -|Skowron and Pete Ward— have the lineup with knee and “‘a number of wrong impres-|Arthur Melvin MacLean, Mt. ; sensational years and if Ken| string muscle problems. 7 biss| See ao en eee etelane na eae CT ee Sd ae" fare Wa este Sig ae HALIFAX (CP) — Woodbury |to my knowledge,” Mr. Nichol-| cerning session stop sign, and Joseph . By ‘JACK HAND | jteam te beat. In the i Nicholson, principal of Middle|son said. “Nobody here has| Legislature in a television ad-|smallwood, Charlottetown, for} gsr PETERSBURG, Fla. |training standings the ee Shin ae Geen ee Beaverbank. and Kinsac Say | oe es Be ere. dress early next week. driving an unregistered vehicle./(4p)—This obviously is the |are right down there with Kan-| pach, : : | ——— solidated Sehool, said Thursday} .The has been with-| Among the things the Premier : year to pick New York, Yankees |sas City Athletics and Washing- | | able for the entire year. the residents of Middle Beaver-| out fire protection since a/jis expected to deal with are “ to lode. Souk Sinaahaak CAN WIN AGAIN 'Pete Ramos. Jim Bouton hesk were never agpreached by jmearty RCAF station clesed| Liberal eriticiims of finances, Fire Department [ny nave‘ won five straight| Yogi Berra has gone. Mickey| The Yanks won it last year Al Downing should im anyone to arrange fire protec-| down last year. : ee tee ee : pennants. Nobody has won six.| Mantle is hobbled. Whitey Ford | ddespite sub-par performances |Elston Howard appears set tion for the community. “I am sure that something | debt position of the province; Sponsors Show Al Lopez, Chicago's eternal! is getting bombed. . ; by many of the regular cast. If|a super year. Roger Maris A fire at Middle Beaverbank | will be done now to organize |large amount of last - minute le-| “5 : optimist, says Baltimore ~Ori-| But before proclaiming 1965 a/Tony Kubek, Tom Tresh, Joe. the Wednesday resulted in the death | fire But these ac-|gislation handled in the last! Kensington Regional High/oleé, not New York, are the { ; re of Mrs. David Davis, 47, who about us “are really |days of the session, and °P-| School auditorium was filled to|. : jumped from a second-storey/| the voice of Sackville’s guilty | position attempts to smear some! capacity last night for a laugh- Tene ee ' window to_escape flames.._Her'| conscience. at—not--sending - fire | members of the government: filled performance by Damant, eo . : : daughter and granddaughter | fighters to help us,” Mr. Nich- ? the hynotist. 5 e ae were taken to hospital with| Halifax County Councillor A Ch‘ All-s: The show, sponsored by Kes- 6 . Main Street ‘burns and. laterations. The | J Smettzer Thyreday, sald he town All-Stars: socton Firs eee [ "a. mile away, refused to answer | bank residents to discuss fire} Nip Summersi by the ; : Us the alarm. projection. He said if he had The first two shows were oe a ? Fire Chief Harold Parker} been in charge of the depart- Coetoibatoere. AB Gta tacks said the department had been | metit, he would have ordered it | slim two point lead in the’ two ~ given strict instructions by the) out, even if it broke some rules.|game total point series with Sackville Safety Committee to| David Davis, son of the dead|Heckbert Studio Aces Wednes- stay within its own territory. | woman, criticized the depart-|day night as the Charlottetown WEATHER He said the department had | ment’s arguinent that they could |team nipped the Aces 68-66. The earlier. offered to help Middle} not cross their boundary line. |game was played at Civic Au- TORONTO (CP) — Observed Beaverbank to organize a de- al thee ana alee The Pecond and dé. | temperatures: a Ghake-claer snk eee “eortes afternoon at # p.m. at Min. Max.

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| "She Wade tire, Mintlooe. the| TIGNISH — The death of E4-|merside, and Jim Fox of Char-| st, John's ||| former Laura Beer, was in her | “2%d Kenny, 54, of Waterford, | lottetown. TOWN —D. Mac. | 20808. weseeeeee 38 { Gib year and lived her catire | Sin Heapltal ot Aleta Lean Il, D. Hyndman 7, pe, |New York... i a le ’ . ’ . ; . 5 life in New Perth and Mon-/ McGonnell 8, W. MacLean 11, R. Miami io ae tague. She was well known in A son of the late James Kenny | ro connell 3 F. Ripley 13, P- New Orleans ...., many circles, and contributed| and Anne Fitzgerald of Water-| Grant 12, A. Strang 4, A. Mor.|2UC302 =: ..-.s.- much fo the community in the|ford he is survived by his wife|rison, and J. Kane—68. . Los Angeles .... field church work and the following sons and SUMMERSIDE — D. ‘in- HALIFAX and crofis. daughters: Clair, Jane, Bar-|CoCk 11, C. Silliphant 2, R.\ ther office ae wee She will long be remembered | nora, Jean, Teny, Joseph. June, K2owles 3, G. Urquhart 20, A. | i. Mariti ties eaaeae in many homes where her paint-|y545' Patrick (RCN) *| Swazara 19, ‘D. MacEachern °4, . ing have been enjoyed for sev- |}, ee ead eS Graton 7, R. Crommad, western Noe was falling im : , , R. hae ite Mon STF a ear beef son Richard, RCN, was x, |BAgoe and B. Arsenate. | Ys"uyne"s Seat whe tno | Lyall Somers by her only daughter, Violet of C2 about one week-ago in a i Bp ow highway accident near Amherst, , : ; in NS ) Covehead Bombs... ,distusbance nov crosing ;

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ney of Montague and a number : of and great niel in Vancouver, and) 1. + Wednesday night in the | 0 Will gradually spread east. : seek si Nien dab ok Vala te » Pherson of honttcal, at |SEGAY from his late residence to|game was played at the St. | remne. Stow -will change to FREE ' DEPOSIT THIS COUPON ‘ Stephen Shaw of Charlottetown Geet una heed Eee M. Morrison and Birt scored | ™0rning. i t (‘Sed Mrs. A. C. MacKay of Mon-|quiem ‘High Mass at 9.30, in.|five goals h to pace the Cove- Pin mayne Ped es ; OD i Denis 0 0 5 dois essa ess.ce’e 6 oes @ Weis Os ' tague. terment church ceme-| head team to their one - runswick and west- , ; reats for» - The funeral service will be | tery a tory. Malone potted three mark-| ¢™ Nova Scotia this afternoon Coffee and Address ° @ -wrete ©8080 O-- 8 OOOH Owners @@---.@@e8 T i held Saturday at 2 p.m. from ers and F. Morrison added a/| aad in most of the remainder i BN t feat beteaneet at cots ps : feed ering | Regional forecasts Do-nuts 1 Occupation ..- - 1 the will ng. ‘orec. 2 OS 6 © @ © ce cvvcesoses e@ee---.e ee ee eee in the Montague Gunman Carver tallied the lone goal for| Halifax and Vicinity, North- a NO PURCHASE REQUIRED p - Cemetery. ~ Alexandra. erp N-S., Eastern Shore, Prince ill be rved Kiddies DEATH NOTICES ae <8 ie Oe seoenk seme ot tee tag thle anata ae tat. : : ‘ s pou night a oo bgp rae On Saturday, April 10th a drawing will take place in our New Store . .

Mt. Albion with a pair goals| and 42 New Glasgow and Geches Grand prize will be four pair of quality shoes. (1 pair men's shoes; 1 pair \ of ladies shoes; 2 pair of children’s shoes ... . ) Deposit this coupon during

ach . - :-MacEachern “and “ Boswell) change in temperature: |} Received tee late for Classified shared the scoring honors for| winds. Low-high at Halif each. Trousdale and Smith each 30 and 40 Charlottetown 32 and

CALEBECK — At the Prince award |’ Waa: tak ‘Conan nn 40. Seen, Mrs," Earl Callbeck ef” Hamptoa care of the scoring for Mor. Qtek tee Satunten thine our “Grand Opening Sale” you may be the lucky winner . . . Néthing to i im her Sind year. Her remains will be IN WESTERN HOSP. maid. ‘ 2 in o 5 transferred this morning. Apel 8. ‘rom | Russell Leard, Fortune Cove, High tide today at Chartott buy just call in and deposit your coupon. : ‘ of ee sey. Eat aby ase CaMtANY CHILDRENDIE |town 4.41 am. and 3.9 p.m. At e : - Funeral on Saturday, the | pital. mada’s infant death ra Rustico at 12.17 a.m, 11.06 ” Mapten United Church, with service ves moar of the highest in the de-|a.m. Summerside tide eighteen Dominion Rubber Quality Seed cee Le Datbenr, who receatiy | teloped world-r30 per’ 1000, aulanimates loter thea Charters Kaufman * | Dominion Rubber KEXNY — ht te. Wien, tayuni (underwent surgery, in O'Leary|eppaeed to 15 in Sweden and|town. Sun rises today at 845 Canvass Shoes Canvass Shoes Sod tan yew rerwatin Ses [ber heme’ in Alma “oo Mocday, === 2a Boots a macuiate Concept ‘Church, Paine | Mrs. Alfred Powers, Alberton Queens County « ere? i pee Read. for Rewsiem High Mass st $20. |South, is a patient in the West- 3.98 298 anid

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