CRTPPLED CHILDREN'S camp mutine was explained by William (Billy) Mac Mil- lan icentrei a Toronto Maple Lent hockey prospect. camp directdl‘ at Believue Whom the

Rotarians Pay Annual Visit To Handicapped

Dr. Tudor Genehefi, director

of the Polio Foundation, P.E.l. 1

Chapter. was chairman ol the weekly luncheon meeting at no tary, which loilowlng the once- aryear pattern. was held yester- day at the Crippled Children's Camp at sellevue. J. a. Cer chapter treasurer was co-chaire man.

willinm Msclilllian, well known junior hockey player who is camp director. was guest speaker.

“In view ol the deep interest at Rotary in the welfare ol crip- pled children and the generous linancial support given the camp proiect. Mr. MacMillan thougbt it littlng that he describe camp routine and the measure at sue ccss which has been achieved.

"ring raising ceremony marks the opening phase or daily routine and a camp tire marlin the close ol each day which in punctuated by ball games. swine mlhg, beach games and oth er

LOCAL

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BRIEFS.

ENTERS HOSPITAL Crerald SmIIh. Pleasant Val- IeY- has entered the Prince Ed- ward Island Hosbilal {or treat-

VISITLNG FRIENUS D“. King Grady of Vancouver is visitan friends in tile prov- ince. While in Giarlomfiown he h I must at m Charlottetown,

CAKE WINNER The fruit cake drawn (or at the St. Dunstan'l Catholic an- en‘s League sale. was won by

Mrs. Mae Garnhum, 58 Victorla'

Street, City.

ALSO ATTENDED mentalivea of the Co—op Supermarket stall allo attend- ed the funeral for Mrs. Anglia Doucetle. Saturday morning at St, Mmtlneh Church. South hustled.

PEARDON FUNERAL — The funeral urvlcel Tor Mrs. Gian Pandora at Montana was held In St. Paul’s Church. Sturgeon. July 8. Requiem High In

wal celebrated by Rev. W. B. St

Reid. Pallbearerl wen Godll‘t‘! Jamiem. Earl Keith. Maurice Creed, Daniel Wilson, Altred Ja- rnIel , Joseph Vuozm. Inter- meat took place in Ilia Church smelt/ray,

MAR/in FUNERAL — Th tuner-i tor Mn. William Matt-r. sturgeon was held July s in St. Paul's Church, tu eon, Rs.- outeln Rich Man was celebrao ed by R . Findlay Mullally. Rev. J. w. McCsrdle was aru- ent in the aancluary, Pallbear- m were Jnmen Farrell. Georg- Cinuy, .lnmen steels. Fe er Clarey, Nicholas benignn. Calla Macnonnld. interment war In the church cemetery.

STEWART FUNERAL —‘ I'he

Tuned-ll for Cecil I. Sifwafl was held yesterday alternonn from flan-publre United Chum. The newlc. was conducled by Rev. WI Dindlal. The hymns alum were "All The Way My Saviour Lead: Me“. and ‘.Whal Friend We Have in Jesus". “Beyond the Sunset"

. Eel . Dr. “.11. Places. (bl. D.A. Mac- IUri-tint. ll). Kennedy. Alllloa Prntitt. GeorI'e Calibecir. Park- er Jewell, Mu hull. strata

' seagnn and Thomas Brand. In-

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Charlotmtuwn Rotary held ill

l city

The Cornner‘s jury at the in.‘ quest into the death at Leading. Seaman John Vincent LeCiair.l llalilax. last night lound that no blame could be placed on eith- er driver involved in thn col. llsion.

lt wan stated that Leclalr had died as the result or multiple hesd and chest lniurien sustain ed in a car accident at South- poct June 29 when his vehicle collided head-on with one driven by Rayburn Foultnn Thompson,

JISIAND NEWS PAGE

Queens And Kings

’ lThe Guardian. Charlottetown. Thrasfiuiy 9. 1963. w

Chcrlotteiown. , Six witnesses were called II'

the inquest. They were Dr, 'I‘, A. Laidlaw. Charlottetown: Ralph Carraghet‘, Soulhport. who was lhe first person at the scene, Shst. James '1'. Brooks, Char- lottetown RCMP: He

luncheon meeting yesterday. Dr. Todor Gauche". dimlor ol the Folio Foundation ileltl prl'sided and at right Ls W.R. Jenkins. Rotary president.

activities. Following luncheon at p.m. there is a rest period un~ til 3 pm. which Is always a wel- come break in the strenuous prl»

Pleads Guilty To Impairment Bedforcl Driver Fined $I25

Charles A. Dorlgao. mold. pleaded not guilty to the charge oi driving whue intoxicated. when he appeared botore Magis- trate A..l. l-laslam in city police court yesterday. ,

in its place the accused ol- lered a plea oi guilty to the lesser otleaoe oil driving while his abilities were impaired by alcohol. This plea being aucepl~

was brought to a Iuccessiul cnn< cluaion recently. The School. sponsored by the Christian edu-

his residence was fined $217 and direc‘iu“ of Rev. .7.

costs or 30 days

There were [our cases ol drunk and incapable. A woman was commilied to jail Tlll' bad behav- iour on a previous conviction. One man was given a 20-day Kill— pended sciilence during which‘ time he must stay outside Ihe city limlls. another was lined $20 and costs or 10 days, and the éourth was remanded until July

ed by the children. l

was "Christ's Way. Way.

the past and today.

Ie‘d.ttire salami] counselled by es er ' nne , was lincd At Saturday's police court. k d as 131 ildren w $125 and costs or so days. Sharon Wright, Charlottetown. m: 8 Ch e”

Wealth by llhyalcai exercise adap» ted to all the children and to de velop them mentally in an at- mosphere away trom home with a view to giving them much u e e d e d canildencc in them- selves". Mr. MscMiilan stated, The camp duration is lor three periods at three weeks each with 2i children in each group. Those present were given an opportunity to visit the camp units. an experience which had particular appeal to visiting no tsrianr lrorn ubs sponsoring protects dealing with children under various handicaps, Associated with Mr. MseMli-

Impaired Charge Dismissed Against Resident Oi MB.

in a case that was held over lrorn yesterday morning until yesterday alternoon. Magistrate James a. Johnston. QC. .nrled that through insanicient evid- ence a charge or driving willie his abilities were ‘mpair against Joseph Clarence miter Leger. West Rivervia'w. N.s,, was dismissed. in n. represented by

lab at the camp is a stair or eight. including counsellors Kay sutherland, Florence A'heariie. Barbara Mflchill. Ellen Macr Gregor and Elaine Bryenlan. Mrs, Lsurs Clapp is camp slum, Catarng and diningrom'n ser- vice wss by the Charlottetown Roiel, supervised by manager, Frank Pelieriii VISITING RoTARlANs visiting Rotsrians included: Ted llarrison. Westmouth. Que r. DeEuId, Poughkeepsie. N l), w. Penileld. Veniura. Cslit . M. Drover. Cornerbrook. Nfld.; c. A. niaebean, Weison- ville. Cali Robert Skilliter, Toledo, Ohio nenry psvie, Or- skany Falls. . ' Kentville, N,s R v. MacKay. Hamilton. Ont: Dr. E. M. Aitken. Hamilton. Ont. William Clarir. Pearl River,: N. Neville, New York City. N.Y.: Fred Kelly. WalIville. N.s. Guests at Rotary were Dr. R. .T. McClenaRhAn. Ottawa: Lt.-

_ pleaded not i

T e cmw Deputy Attorney-General Arthur McGuigan. placed Cnst. John Greer, ROMP. the inter- mant. along with Cnst Dew- snap and Wallace Raid. on the stand. while the delenez. re- presented by John P. Nicholson. Presenm no testimony.

The (allowing cases were dealt with at the Intention aesslnn. in which Henry Vincent MKlnhi'rk, Charlottetown. charged with a similar offence was fined $100 and costs or 10 days in jail.

Owen Francis McGaI'ry. Her mliage. was remanded until July 24 on a charge of unlawlul Fair session of a still. Counsel {or the delence was Lester O'Donnell.

rden man, Colin Sedrle

clnnis. who had previously ilty to a charge it laililre to yield the right at wsy, had his case adlourned uri- tII July l7 when a date for the hearin wll be set.

Pleading not guilty to I charge or unlawluily selling liquor to

- costs or 15 days (or intoxication

tian education Committee. Dre- sentecl the certilicates and ex«

another person. lilrs Beatrice pineau. North Rustico. repre-i scaled by Mr. Nicholson. had! her case adjourned until Juiyi 24 when a date will be llxed tor the hearing.

Four persons convicted ol one session at liquor in a place other than their residence were lined 5741 anti costs or all days. while two others were lined $20 and

roses to be iudEed July l7 when the provincial rose show w'l be held at the Parkilale Hail.

To encourage iirst thug exh

ins ublic lace , . D " tors rn men 1

130m Levelled In Blaze Al St. Peters Hbr.

MORELL 7 About 32.300 worth or fishing equipment and 10 squares ill shinnles were lost yesterday slicrnonn when lire destroyed a small bnrn owned by lrvinl Drake at St. Peter's Harbor

The lrre. oi unknown origin. occurred about 2 . Drake want in neighbors Itlr BSA sisiance huI. In the meantime. a passing motorist noilced the blaze and called the lilnrell Fire

apartment.

When firefighters arrived it was too late to save the build»

rlzes.

The Pachdaie women's lnsl lute are making all the arrange- mcnts tor the show and an nuances that due to the recent rains a much larger than aver- age dlsplay is expected

The main interest oi the com- petitors should centre around th, challenge irophy. the Esben Arnlast Memorial Rose bowl. awarded lor the best hybrid lea rose at the show. awards tor first year exhibi» tors will he the ’i' Eaton Co crystal vase.

Special prizes tor artistic ar- rangements Will be dons by s.R. Johnston Ltd. while Mc-

Lions Club draw wade aLao an- nounced last night. They were Donald Wood. Hazelbrook. the

Col. W. J. MacDonald and R W. i Smith. city l

Acorn. Robert Borden. P'Jl, MAC' G.H. Buntain, Ernest G, Gordon H Eat Rabat Chappell. ED. Reid and Cliliord Rankin. Active pallbear- ers were Hiblben ’l‘remere, Clit- iford Prwde. ClITWV Ellnar Ynllnker. Robert Edwards land Harry Edwards. Interment took place in the church ceme- tery. BEAGAN FUNERAL — Th e

cil's Chum. F0" Au- duSlus where Requiun High Mass was celebrated by Rev. 1‘. 2‘. Butler. PP, who also con- ducted the advice at tile lrnve. Pallbearers wee Russell Dris» call, Joseph Ddseoll. Merle! McKenna. Walter Walker~ John

tanner! took place In the thumb carnelery.

acoRN mNzRAL — The in- nccsl lor Raymond Acorn we r held yesterday slternoon Ir a m the Cutclitle Funeral n o m o where service was conducted by Rev. M, r. llarlow, The hymn "The Lord's My shepherd'- was sung arid a pin. “The old Rugged Cross" by John Mac- Leod, psiihenrarn were rinber-t Nicholson. Robert Gigsty, Sam-i uel Kennedy. Joseph Mc‘i'nguep nnrvey chandler and it a r n i d Larter, Memhe a at the CAM» dinn Leglnn attended the tuner- al and their graveside service was conducted by Harry Marti-

i

Interment took place tn the Petr ples eenieizry.

DRIVE! NAILS FAST

A compressed ntr run hulli

drivan up to I) nails We luau [an] ill on nlnula

in Britain ll said capable nl on

Short Term Note Is Sold By P.E.l. Gov’i

6 re s nsbieidn TnCnrporat e d has purchased a s .oou.oiio nole lrom the Prince Edward island government, with the cost in the government being no per cent per unbelm. . oi the sale at the note will be to renew treasury notes now coming due,

A spokesman lor the treasury department said this is the lirst time in :5 years that a PE provincial note has sold n cost ro clone in the going rats tor redern poles. 3.86 per cool on the day the note was sold “This shows that the prov has a good credit rundlnlx.‘ sal .

Lobstermen Get Ready For Tourists

lobslei‘ season ended al. at midnight last anht

many Island linher. mcn hauleri their traps In last week reparation (or the Iiahlns Iealon [or tour

ha

The ilcisllv altn

Fishermen in dillereat areas or the island rave dillereni

view- in Inmmlnl "F the tel-i Our experience at at years an insurance nuderwriiern. in at . at I. catch and price ever tormer "" m" yearn. OFFICES~ Juana Gaudln. North hustled. . Charlottetown . sun-mercil- raid that although the catch . Mum“ . Am

ibare in down slightly, the price

cannm is up live cents and the man 1 prion in up to coat. horn in.

ing. The blue was kept from spreading tn the (arm home

' . -ent to St hen which was about 75 test away. issnsuplgzlll‘aolgunnld. Fulani Lost were ill cod grit nets and J m Co, Charm

ltVIi-itlolzit~ Ira Guy. Joseph Gal- lant, Cl'harlattet . Allan Found. Parkdale. Sydney Sande alarm. Winsloe. and Chris Dur- ant. Cliarlottetnwn.

was no [Mutants on the equipment or the bilildinl which measured about (art by 30 feet.

1Park Royal Has Successful ‘Third Bible Vacation School rm

The third annual bible vncn- pressed appreciation to the stall tlon school of Park Royal Church of volume. page“, 1

The theme at this year's stuny‘are Andrews. ls . , *' rlry. Mrs. Keith Jenkins and —— — which was a study at the re- Mrs, Glen Ramsay. Mrs» Sanflyinnd return the troubled nation spouse ot a number ol men and F riz cell, Miss Nancy Myers.l women tn the Christian lite. or Mrs, Jack Davies. Mrs.

grant." the speaker said A man convicted or possession was lined $11 and costs tor r t d leaner. Mrs. 10 IMPROVE usurp otliquor in a place other than speeding. mini? 5.2m! ‘7 way u ' our design is to improve Elliott, chairman of the CI’il‘flA

e _ contest, Henry Douglas will handle the there will be 10 classes just for inlormatlon ‘ the novice with the firm ol Mac- while the co-ordlnsior ‘ Donald and Rowe providing the Mrs. J,D. McAsklll. president 01'

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grand prize winner. and consol- seal

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Coroner's Jury States l’ lDrivers Not At Fault ,

Wendall MflCQliarrlr, it'hrl hitch- l on a ride with Leelsn shortly helare the areldent. and Rayburn Thumpson. driver of the other car and slill under treatment In husvilal tor his injuries.

The jury "commended that in cases such as the one In question where the marl has re. Cently been paved wilh very dark asphalt, the white Centre line should be painted as soon as possible so a driver could leli‘ it he was near the centre at the road or not i

The members at the jury wcrci Clifford Arlhur Orinrd, Ronald William MacLean. Alan (Tamer on MaCRae, Robert Claude Bar- wise, William Andrew Maann aid. Raymond Lawrence SilePlt’.

nry Vincenttand Stanley Leamsn nose The LeClolr. the deceased's Iather.icoroncr was Dr L

Prnwse.

Leaders included the lollou-ing‘ Mrs. Lloyd Moore. hlrs Wallace}

5. Dean Read. l

Doris Gallant, Mrs. Russell Ewing, Mrs. Wallr‘ crren

else i

The reg irar was Mrs. Nor-

awarded certificates [or comple- man MacLu-Kl; pianist and song

REE, Gay: an 11‘

Earl: class helpers were Miss Rowena

Hickllx. Miss Ann Bevan. Misai Frances Pickard. Miss Joan Crawlord and George K n nx.

Provincial RoseShW» Has 72 Classes Slated

There will be 72 classes oi Askill Woodworking is contribut Pitcairn island where their

big awards tor table decorations A win and Mrs. Aubrey round are in charge

ot prices and display. Mrs.

and prile

lthe Parkdnle Womcn's institute.

{Doctor Leads Argentina’s Voting Race

IRES lAPi —

E , ° Arturo L' nlia. 62yearold coun‘

try doctor, surged into a strong

'1popular»voie lead Monday in tha‘

Argentine presidential race still was Iar 1mm viLlow.

Wiih vnic tabulations neurinl an end. illla had a lead of al- most ‘ZMOJWI voles over his nearest rival but still lurked the 51-per~cenl majority heeded toi victory In the electoral callele on July 31

AI his Iltim! In the Cordoba

a mackerel seine. valued at 3 °" . hill town of Cruz Del Eie. liiia .

. Ralph Canaslier, t. . G on on about . . Estimated value . Co {mm-he, a sled continent. however.‘ 0 of the gill nets was about sum. 3°“ W“ P" " m we MONEY

that he would become Argon-l tin 29th ' n 0 l

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Several cnmnositions. the music by William Keith lalill Rogers. and the words by Em- ily Dickenson. will be prcseni- 04:] by Mr. Rogers in the choral program ol .lul he at the

son ol Mrs. Keith Rogers and ihe late Keith s. Ruler: of ‘ arloltetown.

300 Gideons V'sil CI'i’lown

Arriving in Charlattetownl shortly betore noon yesterday. some .lno Gideon lnlernaiional

emb s were greetc . re- mler Walter R. Show in the Con-

ielleration Chamber.

boy were then treated to a noon chicken baitecue at the Experimental Farm Guide lor the party was Blair slacnnn. uld. president 0' the Charlotte- town Gideon

cation committee. met lor a Cola. Mrl- Ruth Cflmeaur Mrs- li was originally planned lor week ot daily sessions under that Albert Gorr' . Mr

H, Tye EaghiMrs. Glen Wiggington. Mrs. tho-limping day a lull program at worship. land Livingstone. Mrs. E dithlheld in Monoton. Nb, and they singing. Bible stories, daily leg Webster. Mrs. David Murphyrlwrre to travel sons on the theme. use ot work- Mrr. Errol Lund. Mrs. stewarti books and handicralis were slur» MacKuy. Mrs.

150 in visit the province. .lole

the business sessions

with RCMP escort. But when th l number was doubled. ii was} decided to charter tour busea along as

to lull civilian rule. LlsT RESULTS

ou'arlcrs completed, these were .

[he suIIS' illia. 2.3ii7.isd or 23 cc , niende. ' 158 per cent; and retired Army Govt. Pedro r. Aramburu. 1.. 135,390 or 14.8 per cent. Blank ballots ordered by Peron lronr exile in Spain and ~ Frondlzi lrorn military con- emcni ia the Andres were cnt.

elections have CCounteli tor about 33 per cent or the votes, CAME FROM BOUNTY

Descendants of the mulineera lrom HMS Bounty still live on on-

bears sought refuge.

WllyFeelWeall, Run-down,

no . no... imp, ms mt u . h...W on... at... ‘rrrc was iitlir Al all drug stores.

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North River Hall TONIGHT

Music Ilv The Dal-Ray’s

Admission 50: Dancing 9 vii 12:30

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Stratlord. Ontario, lcstivai my- - l sic season. Mr, Rogers is the

Frank M W h M tin committee, Cameron R e It! gave his report on the meets.

Dr. A. E has reported on V t tourist prom-am. it was del: ' ed at a committee lram th :- town council should meet wlLl

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.Council Hears

REPOI'TS the board or trade and draw up I program [fir IIIe centennial

MONTAGIJE — The Moniague‘ year nbmvances Town CDunl‘ll met in the town The Inwn policeman, 1-: Down- buiiding with all councillors pre» .rrpnrledr till nullified in Iincr. sent, The meeiinc was chaired smug pHIiATELlsfs by Mayor 3 H Yeas A liralvday cover service tor

t was decided in once more stamp collectors now is Lining aplmsilr the swimming classes. given by the British Post ulllcc W

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