GENERAL MEETING.

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presentative for P.E.I.; Keith Murray, president of P.E.I. Association and Wally Higgins, secrétary - treasurer.

DLE LEFT) was. guest-speak- tations of Canada held: last Jack Caséwell, . Dominion. re-

Presentations

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Ian Rankin, president of the Mémbers of the winning team Ny

, «Board of Directors, expressed include: Anne Charlotte Kelly, passing owehis delight Thursdaynight that |Pat Bears, Maureen Bell, Pat He is*survived by his wife, @o many’ award...winners....were Jay, Lynne Johnston, Irene former: Thelma. Chapman, _present-at-the—first_night-in_the-MacKinnon,Cathy—MacLellan,-.5n——-Ronald anda daughter

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tive golfer } ~ } f th A former*Rotarian, a. longtime {meceuse or the pe

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history of the local Y ‘that all. Mary Stedman, Anne Stevenson. fjjzaheth (Mrs. Alex -Horne), sponsor this award’’, _-awards won during the winter The Dup Bowling award pre- both of ‘Charlottetown ‘and five |Frank Storey, General Manage:

morths were presented in one sented by Wes Storey was awar- grandchildren, two brothers Wil | of the Trust..“"N

night = ided to Bruce Robertson and liam of Amherst, | Following the president's re- Marilyn Cox. ; old, St. N n } ~s marks the awards . beginning | wes Storey’ also presented. a. sisters Mildred (Mrs. Ernest | kind of. craftsmanship is po

with~the--HE-LO “awards were’ ping pong award to’ Ron: Sted-7Ayer) of Sackville, N.B., Ann presented. HI-LO is a national |man-and a chess award ‘to Jim- Rhoda: YMCA ‘competition testing skills my Kirby. : Amherst, m many athletic activities with | Leaders pins ahd ‘certiiestes

ae =e aetna Manatee _which must were presented to. Bill Jardine, |

; girls’ basketball coach and ap- placed first in this, competition Paratus class; Don Matthews, _ in 1965 in its classification ac-|Scuba diving; Avon An drew,., “"" gerding to the size of its mem- scuba diving; John — Turner, * bership in the physical depart- eee gh wees Ltr =F a -Land—service—whic y_eontri- - The following were the recip- buted to the YMCA program tents of awards last night: HI- and_the community. LO awards presented by Mrs.|_ Special awards of outstanding W. Phillips to: Juniors, Ricky {leadership were presented - to Garrett, Robert Sterling, James Becitiony of SWAP. boys to Power: — Intermediates, Mike leaders-corps-and-Hi-Y mentors: 124 to the ownéra of ‘Charo | Garrett, Mike Clow, Danny! Referee awards presented by jottetown.’ the vainine Neen ne ar zailee Gordon Rell Foe L.: MacLellan were pipe dio tl England's Epsom Derby on : Wilt Me Cham eerie: Se ic F | Douglas. ee an 5 Wednesday, has been construct: | Max Godkin, Wendel | Dimean, acre Bria "Pate 8 hen ed through the combined forces | Brian Ross “Geor e. Ste renson, Garrett, John "‘MacEachern of three Island. enterprises. Brian-Petere;--Denald - Walters, ; A plaque manufactured (by os 7 a »| Mr, MacLellan presented Teavett Industries of Alberton,

brother died in. infancy.

| from Spring Park’ United | Church: Interment took place in People's cemetery. =

Island Firms Make Award

A special award to. be pre- |

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Bill Taylor, Boyd Smallman,|swim leaders awards to junior will be ador i

: rned with James Ross, Ronald, Garrett, | instructors’ Pat Jewéll-and porseshoe made of Meanie at] Ronald Stedman: .Adult, Alan 'yinda Bruce, and aquatic im! Charlottetown Metal Prod-

Found, Donald Lothian. SWAP, -Sport- With A Purpose,

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|strscfors Olenka Gorazdowska, wets Plant. and the award | wi e Nancy George, Mike Pickard, | he assembled under. the Seeding -8 erie are formed in/Roberta Reid. a ‘Tsorship. of . the’ Charlottetown 965 by Charlie alum, awards | A_Boys’ leaders award was Summer Festiva] and sent to | were presented to juntors: Mich presented by Mr. MacLelian .to | London, Ragland, for - presenta- | ae] Garrett, Peter..: Williams, | i xt i ion. Sha omnes J Danny Taylor; Charlie ‘Scott 4Mac_Godkin. gee ar i ae day Sunday. Michael Clow. : ’| Jan Rankin «awarded leader Arr ngements have heen com- J” _-Boys’. SWAP awards were pre larilyn Cox, eee Ae a ee ea vented to: High Scorer; Brian Seen Tee ee ict —Peters -_Jiinior High Scorer, House in aden ie an the! , John MacEachern; Most Valu- tati arenes able Player, Philip O'Neill; Jun- ee cee one is Most Valuable Player, ye oe dla ry} z - 5M : ‘Y Mentors ac aboar i cent avec nent Srna |Mrs. Winnie Phillips, Barb. wor-|Canada direct flight from Hali- | “Members of the winning team [h, Janet Williams, John Field-}fax on Monday, May‘ 30 via an” Alpha were: Briar’ Peters, Ron jing, Joan Sterns, Delroy Brown, | Eastern ~Provincial Airways Garrett, Ron Beaton, Brian|led Redmond, Anne Storey, Do- | flight from Charlottetown. The’ | Ross, Larry Turpin, Milfred Tothy Campbell, Diane Maclel-|slaque will leave Charlottetown | Quinn, Delmar Newman, John Bits ; Gms afternoon. ; | ee gee — “John. Turner was presented | it Junior boys’. SWAP’ and boya’| with a plaque for outstanding | SWAP awards. were presented |service and on his leadership in hy Doug George. “| gymnastics. He has been donat- Wes Storey presented gir! s' ing his time for over 10 years | SWAP- awards. to: High Scorer, conducting’ adult classes Mr, | Pat Sherry; Best Guard, Olenka ;Turner was given, the honor of | Gorazdowska;. Most Improved | being the first to receive the Fisver, Anne Stevenson; Most |Hiram C. ‘Atkinson Memorial aluable Player, Heather Mac- | Award -for outstanding service in Lean. ~~ | the YMCA,

_|corps awards to: \Janice Cox, Pat Jewell, Ann | Kennedy, Janet Parke, Grétch. ien Walters, Betty George, Lil-. lian Batt, Pat .Stewart, Betsy (Smallwood, Libby Cox. ;

‘and Hi-Y Mentors awards to:

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‘The ninth anniversary celebra-|gregation will share the Ann!- ; Saturday, May 28, 8:30 p.m. i tions of Park Royal Church are 'versary by. ‘conducting services (“— “= “= ————s — — & Frank Sigsworth and Don Anderson --/ being observed this weekend. of song in .the various institu- > Maritime Wearing Servies; (2S Featuring The Tremtones oe ate ‘formation of li pastoral ‘tions of the City. In the evening © gayers: Rd. Shopping Contre t , : : eharge was recognized by the a-Fellowship Service -will. be ‘ ‘ ' , : Preshytery of Prince Edward Is- held. (eee ee i L : land at a. special service of wor- oa Name. ..... bisa bs ' ship the last. Sunday. of May B : ; : 1957 : usinessman | Address Ree C ee ORI UNE S FEMA IRS ’ .

Special services and activities rs —a a —— — ca aad aie a ’ markin{. the--oceasion will — |

and sible “heré “on Prince “Edwa (Mrs. Doug Moss): both of | Island, but it is also an examole \cTurvey’’: July 25), and ticket N.S..One brother Lloyd | of how we can work — together. ‘sales from. them‘ have been quite

deceased him and another here on the Island to foster a/- booths ‘spirit of friendship that reaches ®°0t °° far.

Alex Campb

| The special award is being ber 3. jmade as a gesture of friendship ° ng ae performances: of ‘Anne of Green ud y winner and |Gables’, ‘The Ottawa member of the Charlottetown | the. Prince Edward. Island capi-|and “T tal city. The titanium horseshoe | Turvey’’ : " wooden plaque spent many years serving Trin- | ehosen because of t ity United Church asa member | ity it affords for these two_Is- of both the board and session. iland industries to draw atten- elder at Spring Park | tion to the high degree of crafts- nited Church. at the time of his! manship* to be found on Prince -

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"N.S. and Har-|afford these to Island industries ‘the Charlottetown Hospital (At- | fary's, Ontario. Three the opportunity of showing~what jJantic Orchestra: July 17) and

a ‘the-Junior.Ladies _ Aid_.of

- Funeral-was held -vesterday’many~ miles--across.-an-ocean=--.

“Apart from that, we als theatre-goers in ~ Ottawa and \hope, of course, that the award | yontreal. Paral t | will draw attention to the C |Montreal- as well as severa

}lottetown Summer we honor a magnificant achie- vement by the horse Chariot- | town in its wining the Epsom .|Derby, one of the great events in | f*the horse racing world".

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ELECTION | -. RALLIES THIS WEEK

_ S’SIDE CIVIC STADIUM : GIANT RALLY Don Messer & His Islanders Saturday 9:00. p.m. ell & All Prince Candidates.

TIGNISH LEGION HALL Saturday, May 28 — 8:30 p.m.

1st District Rapnd-up Rally : Bob Campbell and Prosper Arsenault

MOREL HIGH SCHOOL

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Round-up Rally

‘\2 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Sat., May 38, 1966.

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ner held last evening at the sist’ civilian amputees," Mr. Charlottetown Hotel. of : Chadderton. said. wl Since the “inception this | The Key Tag Service in Tor. | : : ae ‘onto employs — several-disabled | a e _: ’|war~ amputees ‘selected from t Centre Office jacross Canada.- The Association

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[Mave fer fidhtng lobsters withont |new Russian eran stayed. wEh ‘ them about five to seven min-

violation, “~~ earth in 66 hours, 19 minutes.

|; Zimmerman said his particu- |ar Russian -plane cis believed to ‘hea late. model, apparently in only limited production-' so far. |. “It has been. seen in various | parts ‘of*the world recently,” | Zimmerman added.

* | Phe Soviet.plane came--within ‘one-half mile" of the other. craft ‘and the four men aboard’the

a ee : be Key Tag Service _of a .world-circling business jet business jet said they made sev-

a e t- : ToProvide 3,500 yrs : Bae airplanesaid recently a Soviet- jeral_ pictures of it.

-minla: | piit-Sukhoittts |_.Zimmermandescribed the. So-

‘New Soviet | Jet Plane — Is Reported

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executive secretary ofthe War--ture licence tags anda “return. piane flew alongside their-craft ;V'et plane’ as having a delta

Amputations of Canada, yester- your-keys" .service for Cana- as jt cruised between Japan and | Wing ~and. cruciform tail, one day said the P.E.I. branch of the | dian motorists, some $26,500 has the “Aleutian. Islands Wednesday. With the horizontal stabilizer ) Association oa me ap- | been retoroad. ts PE. by -the “John Zimmerman,: writer for about ' midway... up the vertical imately $8,500 om this | Dominion Headquarters. SS . uray | pe Cae Ong,

yeut’s share of profits of the! “The funds are expendediby @ group of -aviation~magazines stabilizer: - : Amps’ Key Tag Service. ‘the PE... Branch to provide 8% an observer aboard the / MADE FAST TRIP

Mr. Chadderton was speaking | comforts and welfare Yor war business jet, said the relatively |. The business plane, # produc- to the P.E.J. branch's annual amputees on the Isfand, and any | ee ¥ r ‘War Amputations Night’ din-| surplus funds are used to _as- |:

i is at this time seeking a super--|

Mo ; intendent for the Key Tag Ser- |

; ia Tie: | vice shop and tt was hoped to |

eS ee eo . |@ind “a suitable candidate from ‘| Confederation Centre Theatre the Island.

se fey pe onda feo ot $10 Penalty | Is-Imposed «

. |this season's “festival of music

{and laughter’’, July 4 — Septem- Man" | SUMMERSIDE — A resident | he-Adventures of Private | of Summerside, David ‘Simpson |Tu and the first Sunday | pleaded: guilty to break and en- | §'concert by the Atlantic Orches- | tering the Shell Colonial Service - |tra may also be exchanged for Station at Wilmot before Magis- “tickets on a: first-come, first ‘trate. W. Chester §. MacDonald \choice-of-seat (within a section) in County Court here recently. | basis. = ‘ |The case was a rned to June | | These gala premieres are 2nd for sentencing. |benefits, sponsored by the Alpha; Jerry A. Pineau, Summerside | York, Cornwall! and Crapaud charged with having no valid | Institutes__(‘‘Anne’':.. drivers license -was\ fined $10: d'July 4); the Art Gallery eas ete costs "or 5 days. | r_en’s Committee (‘Ottawa Man’’: Benjamin | Geen Coughlin | it July 6); the Junior League “Ot Conway, ~ charged with. having

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possession of smail. oysters’ was assessed a fine of $10 and costs ia eee

Hampton John Birch, Lot 16 was fined $10 and costs or ,.10

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| The box office also reports ad- vance mail order sales from the

. THe box office will be open. Robert. Campbell from_10_a.m. to 5.30 p.m. Mon- :

jday through Saturday until June | 25 when new hours. will go into | \effect. ee a :

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A well known local business. man, Hirman C. Atkinson . 59, died Wednesday, :May 25th in the Prince Edward Island Hos- pita] after a lengthy illness. He was the son of the late’ Mr and. Mrs. Medley Atkinson of Am- herst, Nova Scotia » .

Mr. Atkinson spent the hetter portion of his life associated in

wit} ‘vice nf thanksgiving at 1930. |. The. special speaker these events will he.the’ Rev David Tinncs A of Mexico. The: Rev. -Tinoco-is a Mexican from. the Aztee town of Teteleingo where he was brought up in a family of three boys and three gitls His family serves in.a Christian Vis: wal Aid” Missiori providing filmstrip within the Mission for the food busi ‘He spent teaching with the illiterate... twenty years stat aaa Vv imite g

He’ attended’ Union Thenlogt. their Canadian stores food ch eal Seminary of Mexien City- and in many: Maritime: cent arn Hartford Methodist Seminary if! waved io PE eit tha Es

‘ 1? ‘ m m _ Hartford, Conn; USA -:Follow: 1929 and in 1989 purchased their |

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present church This/is the large Wha teat fe wan the Bi io . / é s y associate est and oldest Protestant Church “4, the Prince acute Island”

in Mexico City. It is)suated two Hospital as purchasing agent Hees from an Zee OID, the cen Greatly thhere sted in all sport. ero _ the city. and“ what. Was ing events. he was an outstand- i cute the center of the. Aztec sand ing hockey player with the Am- ‘7 Spanish cultures - herst Ramblers in. the—mid- 20+ Mr. Tanocn is matried and He participated actively in Cyr

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