pay PL. Gir Is Killed In NS.

A Waterford. P Fl, 27) hed in a Halifax hospital Saturday after being injured when a ¢ ir in which she was travé g re ed a few miles from that ety

Irene Pattricia Kennedy, \8 had moved to Halifax from

Waterford last mont!

Remains were transferretl to the Rooney Funeral Home. \l- | berten, from where the funeral

| will be held Tuesday ‘eo 'mma- culate Concepttion. Ch Pal- | mer Road The girl, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Austin Kennedy of Water ford, was a granuate i! T ibe ; Mish” Regional “High “Sena! where she was the leading stu | dent in the commercig! class this past vear Other survivors are three sis | ters and three brothers | an, Halifax, Mrs. Jerry Legs. Ha fax (where she was living Rita Leonard and Farl in Waterford

John Mullally 4 JOINT parade by mem- of veterans of the two world Home, stopped o- acDona’ i STUDENTS LEAVE FOR SASKATCHEWAN | Guest Susakas bers of the Ath Seige Battery | ary The parade marched ‘Dh and then continued down met MA. Farmar and lacy

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and Ath Heavy AA Rattery Grafton, Prince, Richmond and =W.J. Cox took the salut Twents four Proce Fd the national Cen al ost Rayner, Mt. Herbert; Susan group has province-wide pre At N. B. Meeting Saturday marked a= reunion from the Charlottetown Legion “Queen streets. Lieut. Gov. front of Confederation ae ar Ts'and 4i2 school ’ > harintt ward and gD choo ne dent exchange " pros am ai Charlottetown; Nora presentation and will be es OTTAWA — King's MP John 8 « scat — ce hag ( oy Among those making the vi r 4, Kingston and John corted by Mr. and Mrs. Don- Mullally will be one of the fea- A . sy a neha GHA Kl ae need : ee eaiaatann The - id Matheson tured speakers at-the biennial : ° : ns) CONVENtION Of the Young Liberal 4 : Federation which will be held y £ Charlotteto n Motorist at St. Andrews By-The-Sea, New . Ww Brunswick, from September 9 to The Honorable J. Angus Mclean, M.P., ° d $125F ‘ e d “Mr. Mullall i FE . Mr. Mullally and Richard Ca- n i ine iene or mpaire ;sin, a Newfoundland MP, wi 11 . d Me, Heath Masquarrie, ae “en be oe aateasnemma 9 Bive addressed at the final day ive i A fine af um and otis 08 gust is wh e the thie wet BY The Guardian, Charlottetown, Mon., Aug. 16, 1965. luncheon meeting Membord ot the ‘Happy’ iwith=the executive it was deald- at the Progressive Conservative Head- mposed on Donald § jell en a 20-day suspenc ntenc The theme of the convention Fichth Siege Battery of World ed definitely that the reunion’ ne terown aturda i ‘ case of uric] “ameror sige : ' ne , 2 sia etoww Saturday in a e a _ ar a > 8 ; [1s anne — 2,000 AD diree- War I joined with—members of ard banquet would be held in quarters, 168 Great George St, each pol co : of Charlottet , charge A : tions for Canada’’ and working the Eighth Heavy Anti Aircraft Charlottetown and that” for’ next i i faddel!, charzed with drunks quor as adjourned t ” ; cat , 95 . __Waddel!, charzed with drunks seling liquor, was adjourned to Jul Fish Landin S papers will be presented on ur Battery of World War II for & Year. only menibers’ wives Tuesday afternoon during the parlia 1 g. ple guilty to. usu afier_her lawyer. Go = anization, automation develop- reunion and parade to the Ceno- would be in attendance r offenc of dr ng whi de T ¥, pl ded not hiltv . } i oo Ee ving a err CAaer Bl = oe gee penlene and the taph Saturday Officers elected were: honor- mentary recess, also they can be reach . or : s Ce ae a ! shape of political structures, The joint gathering was the ary president, HA. Messervy; ! ills i i Magistrate AJ. Haslam, Seven sons appeared on ia 3 rear fined—Dar aid Vinecent—Grant-of—charges oe aetne Pra and—in=—> 4 ‘ 8 : - About 300 delegates from-—all-rest}t-of a combination of coin- president, EF B- Ettis; vice-pre- ed at Beaton : Mills a Victoria, P.E.I., Charlottetown $35 and ensts for .capable Three accused: were across Canada are expected to cidences sident, George Craig; -secretary- . : . drivinc thout ‘due are and each assessed $20. and costs or [attend. Roth hatteries had picked the treasurer, William Stewart respectively me through the P. C. head- attention Cansiahie Gerard 20 days, two were fined $19 and i ae I dav f. Executive Queens, Willi . Btavintie aid the sniicad icoste ae ite dave and eo oll : - U Te same day or their reunions; hove, Bites “e f trite quarters. Dial 894-6816. was driving 49 miles per hour era ‘remanded to August 18 and HALIFAX ‘Special) — Total but below the average landed 5S. Importing f both pickéd the Charlottetown Kings, H I N tn ON. fails wee Hane meat fish landings in the Maritimes value of the 1962 to 1964 catch F es re Legion aa the--meeting place; a ee ane R iB eC : d : -espaiaanhon De at - See enna niceaéalatiring Tiny, 1965, “fo By 95 thousand dollars. i ge ee eee — — zone.and failed to stop for a Two ¢1 y reside nis cha ged 110-4 cn a iad eaten ee = cate fae a a oreign Stee both selected the same-meeting frey— Christie, Svdnev: Western : red t with illegal possession 0 ‘ ERE &6 mill on dollars says. a re- lion pounds and 15 million dol- At Hi h Re Bes tur “Peake com- Caitada, Rev, 8.B Profitt, Rea: Three résidents-of the city ap- were each : assessed $20 and.)) Mil ; oe Sc va Ig er ate manded Eighth Battery of .verton,-Ont-:-U-S"A-, —Rert:-Cons cmaved 4a ensts—nr~30-dave-while—a —third.easefrom the department of lars above the July 1962--to-1964 World War I, while his son, Col Det . tah ” vn TEE ’ ae . ” fisheri J E flecting the continu- “Vy ala ted! 1 Batak 2h drunk and disarder!s on.a similar charge, had his fsheries ce SYETOSE, TE g CLEVELAND. (AP Ship- GK. Peake, commanded the = . vv " A 3 Lida bon dad ett i u ed to August 16 These iotals included 53.4 ing higher prices for these spe- t Pies rae! vic ‘ «] 3 d ae js Sr n ren case adjourned: to Al rill} 0 pounds of gxBundish cies rents forelan made steel to. Eighth of Wor'd War 1 Tr ondatrul tnings nppe valuee at 24 million dollars, The © decreased groundfish cen in’ Following the march past and ‘

ee : ; creased because of the ‘‘well jay f h hace ann P 7

515 million pounds of pelagie catch during July -was- due to t : saying of wreaths at the Ceno- ail &, +} { a\S 7 - Week’ $ Stock an Climbs and—esturial—_speeratvaitied—at—smaller than -normal—landings of advert ised _ Para Ener a. Sa the-Faghth” Siege left for & a3 it WITS) EA Ts.

(3 million dollars and 5.5 mil- cod and pollock. The larcer strike.’ steel magazine say" Gregor's Hotel at Brackley

SAN whe 1 me , - x Hs ¢ aye P22 wt a After Late Rally PGs VCE er eae ae ae eae potent ie ac en meat smearing eae Storey SST | yromn Bonesistalae.

In comparison with the aver- creased herring and mackerel °f Steel —consumption~ and an The chief ae centred CUR a

-oNFW YORK (AP) ‘The stock “lines again were top perfoym- age July catch during.the years-landings during the month. The ern effort to lay ‘in strike around. plans for next year's re. : market closed out this week ers, joined by electronics which 1982-to-19%4, the month's total lobster catch mainly accounted Be stockpiles put demand union which will be the 50th an- cocoeanoees,

Cal! for your vacation cash now! °

with a-sham gain that put it also stand ta benefit from high catch was above average by 4.7 for ‘the increased shelifish land- !"to_ orbit,’’ the metalworking niversary of the battery, Al-

well avead for the pened S. defence spending Ad- million pounds and 1.5 million ings for July, compared with Weekly says. ‘Domestic « mills, though many ideas were left FARM Just cat up, ask for a ““Treat-Yourself” Vacation Loan — and wonder Tt had heen lethargic unt? a vances outnumbered-declines delars-Ground{ish landings the previous thrée-years despite-their_eapacity,-cauid- not retin’ saeualines oniatacgeeea Lea te een ( fag things start to happen! You get cash to pet ready, cash fo ga,

strong rally develapedon Fri- The market posted ‘its first for-luly were below the average! .Cumulative fish landings in SUPPly tonnage as fast as users . Lub. Oils and an International Credit Card'to get cash along the way—at any

\ odest ¢ f tie week Wed- July catch during the years the Maritimes for the first ggv- Wanted it, Meanwhile the qual- da need ae modest gain of e week We cate g 3 ity of foreign made steel Science Teaching Beneficial office. coast-to-coast! Phone now —and let Beneficsal

Ronee nesday and continued its ad- 1962 to 1964 by 48 milli ee = months of ee ticularly Japanes par y t cach ket todavt ene dey advance to an accumu-vanee Thursday. put it .wasn't- pounds however, the. landed 4 million ‘pounds valued at ©: = , Tose i Ruaeeae._. J Pte. Casn in _your pocket todayt esis ——Wation_absdevelapments_such_as_easv._Mast_of_the—gain-eame—inevaitie-cof—the—groundtish—catch-36-7—-miltion-doltars—-The-tigures> markedly,—its-—avatiatthty 1m: By Painless Way | Si eaGreases : ee : - a hich corporate earnings, divi- the last— hour of ‘trading for. duly was above the 1962 to for the similar. period of 1964 Proved. And prices were below | B ; T s d Oils” Loans up to $5000 — Your ioan can be hfe-insured dend ‘{ncreases, increased de Prices rose from the start on 1964 average by 42 thousand were 424.3 million pounds valu- those of U.S. producers.” $s eing rie © ‘ i 42 month contracts on loans over $1500 fence spending, record -automo- Friday and. closed at-their-heet— dollars: ed at 32.6 million dollars, and Foreign producers iepondad zi Y Shell A ' bile production and. sales and a levels ‘of the day. The advance The month's pelagic catch for 1963 were 3609. million to the opportunity, shipping 1,- TORONTO (CP) <4 commit- Chad "3 pak ie BE NEF sox boon n_color television was, broad with 666 ‘issues ad tas Abate the three year July pounds. Sant pat FES EHOM 191,869 net_tonsoftinished.steel.. $55 under _tie_aispices ot. merpeunmniaccninineanscmancinaialiials -_ ICIAL tse ee ane Snes vanci Aza : nes bY. 5a Minion np Ou u nds Oar. sa SARA Ce ONE Tag “into the US mm June for.a new irmiculum Institute = FINANCE C0: ‘OF CANADA :

“==monthiv high, the magazine tryine-te teach science to chit

oes eS fa pSrArMwers dit The week s fj;ve—m active = : AT : 4 a = oo Se ERNE gS er ee Dr ea SE LER ISITE Le REE A I TE NTRS OE“ PIOVOUN Hah Was Cre te Danese rete r A soft spot was foreign con Exchange were: Fairehi | 1,925,200 net tons in March. The committee of 25 -teachers y Ww. ao ig 108 KENT sT., CHARLOTTETOWN pers. Thev slumped on news of Camera. up 9 at 7158 on 390 im ai Steel imports in June were '§ taking part in an experiment A Dial 4-4044 Lineiainaniie i 2nd FL, Tweel Bidg. * Phone: 894-6518 ~ a Hive TH the Chilean Sanate shares: Control Data, tip 7. equal “to Ts.1” per cent of ship. ‘© determine Whether’ they can OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT — PHONE FOR er to nationalize the wopper. in- 35%: Sperry Rand up. 1%% | ments by USS. mills, Steel says. bring Ontario classrooms a new 2 dustry in Chile. Anaconda ‘and 138: RCA. un 7«_ at way of teaching science. FSSSSSSSSse

Kennecott were principally -af- Eastern Air Lines, up. 6l> Maen TO. WORRY Instead of placing the em- — a eign i 62s tockpiling by users has phasis on teaching and telling Ths A geuh etl Pobak Gino ‘ite week'a five Wom (active eliminated any need for them at the front of the room: tie : rerage waified 2.3 to 330.9 for> stocks on the American Stock by worry about the possibility of idea is more doing and d:scov-

eician ee week . Exehange were: Northeast r eae wackers’ strike ob Sept. | ety by the -puplig, it FanaR AURbAwe GE on BHeS lip Ada at 1916 on 965. poem MONTAGUE 4 new $154,-| ter. works program. An. appli-|1, the first ie on which one The science-teaching project Elicia — si 6 ta Shares: Syntex. up 33s at 94%8: 00 artificial ice’ rink will -be | cation will be made for the fedd- oan Start, teel Says. ‘Steel was hit upon in the summer of ee tr Kaltman. up 1s at. 6ts: Great built here. on the -Lane property eral-provincial centennial grant inventories of all users total a 1963 when Prof. R. H. Stinson wenn avts san deny American Industries, up ‘4 at on Sackville Street Repayment will cost the dis- aa 28,000,000 or 29,000,000 of the OCI's science committee Standard SOCK idea c and. Mohawk: Aitlines, ip Decision to build the rink was trict approximatély $3,900 per and other university professors, index, presents 85 per 4)" at_1Dls : made Friday night at aygeneral~ year for 25 years. However the: The magazine says that steel high school teaciers and public cent af the value of all stocks pee : ot meeting in. Montague Elemen- Town Council. and the Elemen- ingot production _is—holding at-schoot people deliberated for = esi: Mstet rm -the New York Stock ISTANBUL Reuters) — AciG™ i. Shag teary Seinel “Rowe Mave biceady | high “evel_-oe—miti—ooerntors | several “weal lar ie bien Fe —— eee ee eee Said Turis Gaieh ee The Community Welfare Lea- pees ged solcay the - .. years attempt to satisfy consumer de- The task now is te learn if OF 1.525 rssies traded. #02 ad- were travelling collided witlr a Aue executive, which has-been. 10 Help defray the cost of repay mands for delivery of prodyets the average’ teacher ean master A cordial invitation wanced and 467 declined. Thefe truck loaded with acid, local po- Working for months on plans In order that aa may pfo- = re ae the _new_methods. Ten i were 105 new -1965 hichs and 59 lice said: The bus was travel- and statistics. presented _to the ceed the welfare executive point- - new low’ Line —to_tsianbul from Ankara meet 8 proposal for 8 na ~exi-tiat AS Of at Teast $9,000 , : a wy ze ora Valum the week .rase to with Ww) yassengers~ when it { = s “all 4 - TENDERS 3 is extended to 94,855,230 Irom 22,817.90. last crashed into the truck parked Scie ie band ahve Was apeonaed a . week and 19.201510 a year ago. on the roadside for repairs near Construction is ta start Nov chairman to conduct a financial a

crafts and air- Hendek, west Turkey. | to take advantage of thet win- campaign in the area immedi- |. Tenders will be received by the undersigned alti siete ma anaes ately.GilbertClements—was—ap-

pointed as chairman of a com- | UP to Sept. 10, 1965, for the position of policeman

mittee to contact school dis] for the Town of Al ; a tricts in the region regarding an berton. Please state experi

application for centennial} ence and salary, expected,

grants. ; Thelma_ Ahearn, Ee Town Clerk

all Old Home Week Visitors to visit the —- Shell Agricultural | Chemical Products, Shell Animal Health Products and Equipment Display at the Charlottetown Exhibition Grounds. |

GEORGETOWN

Petty Officer Walter A. Mae-

4 ~~ . e } children, : a : | spending their holi Bonny Cottage, Priest Pond: guests of PO MacQuarrie’s fath- ler, Rev. Dr. W.A. MacQuart-

| Tie and Mrs. MacQuarrie ef

Mr. and Mrs James Mae- RESERVATIONS

| Donald of ar ae ~~ were : t . MacDon- |

aide mother, “Mrs. John L, | fOr bowling

MacDonald.

Allan Stewart; son of Mr. and leagues for

oo Ivan Stewart of Kingston,

| Ont , Was A recent guest of his | the '64 - 65 la =

grandmother: Mrs. A.H. Stew- |

Ann George of Tucan, Ont., Ww

, accompanied hy her friend, : : Jeanette Roberts of Burr, Ont., being booked

are guests of Miss George's | _. ; grandmother, Mrs. S.C. Knight. | If you wish to enter a team or forma league ||, Mrs. A.H. Stewart recently | kindly contact the :

MR..GALLANT MEET MR. GALLANT | spent a week in Charlottetown as the’ guest of her son, Gordon _ BASILICA R Mr. Gallant meet Mr. ‘Gal shakes hands with Fdgear Gal of the g¢hief organizers of the Stewart and Mrs. Stewart. i ECREATION

lant! Saturday was the day of lant of Ottawa. In the middle reunion, and Edgar, who is an Mrs. Everett MacKenzie and

the Gallant Family Reunfon with the big smile is. Paul ‘ficial in the federal depart- son Gary of Edmonton, Alta.: :

and they came from_near and Gallant of Souris. Joseph P. ment of finance, was the are ‘ vacationing in Georgetown

far to take part’ in the eele- represented the over 10.000 speaker fat the main banquet | as the guests of Mrs. MacKen- : 9

bration Here .Tnseph P Gal. Gallante that recide in the held at.anon at Bas ilica Rec nes parents. Vr. and Mre Dial 2-1762; 2- = |

lant of Worchester. Mass, Unitad States. Pal was one reatiop entre. . iJ A.B MacConnell, See aoe —- z ! i ee re . :

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