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Mrs. grade nine teacher, Montague Regional High School, is pic- tured discussing the school program with Mr. Davison Mossman of Vernon on Tuesday evening during

Annie Gillis, right,

1Cars Stolen; [- : : r

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A late model European auto mobile revortedly stolen from in front of CFCY at approximately 1 p.m. Tuesday afternoon was lrecovered by members of the |City Police Department yester- day afternoon. ‘

The car had suffered damage to a rear fender and the roof, as well’as having a flat tire when ‘ police found it in front of the Travel Bureau on Great George Street. The car is owned by Ken Thompson whois an employee at CFCY. A spokesman for the police force said the incident is being investigated.

A 1958 brown and white car

reported missing at the City Po lice station Tuesday had not been recovered last night. The car was reportedly stolen some- time between Dec. 4 and Dec. 7 and is owned’by Louis MclIsaac, Fairview. Anyone knowing any- thing about the whereabouts of this car is urged to contact the Comennews Police Depart- ment.

WEATHER

Successful Sale

TORONTO (CP) — Temper- | atures:

| Low overnight, High Wednesday

Pama =... 5. iss ccs 6 8

nas ios. iaieases “17-10

| Vancouver aeesenes #0 49

,.| Edmonton ......... 24 33

Caleary .dieders 22 %

Saskatoon ...... aA 35

RUIN... csceadacs: oe 35

Winnipeg ........7. 19 32

Torontg .......+++5 33 37

WERE cose acccss 18 3»

Montreal ....cceere 19 32

PARENT-TEACHER NIGHT HELD Quebec cess 1% - Fredericton ....... 8 -

the parent - teacher open such problems with the teach- Saint John vie Aer ee a 25 -house. Although parents er or teachers. The manage- | Halifax ............ 21 31 have the opportunity at any ment, staff and teachers were |charlottetown ..... 15 25 time to discuss problems, quite pleased with the large |svdney .........--. a) and Mrs.~ marks or behaviour of a stu- turnout on Tuesday night. For Vasa ASR OSS ee 0 33 dent, teacher-parent night many parents this was their |c+ John's ......... 2 6 33 seems to give parents a better first visit to the school room |Gicago ....-.--«-. 2 2047 r to call and discuss this year. New 8 gage ote 30 42 Miami ......... oe ae 74

New Orleans ...... 31 61

Tucson ....-.++ sone 61

Los Angeles :....... -52 62

Of Poppies Held

GEORGETOWN — During this

ar’s poppy campaign, the Shorgetows Branch of the Roy- al Canadian Legion set a record by doubling its sales of 1964. Campaign organizer was Harry Yorston, assisted by Alex Ar- senault and Walter Walker:

ther office say a disturbance, which had earlier been expected to give a light snowfall to parts

Island News Page

Eastern and Central Districts |The Guardian, Charlottetown, Thurs, Dec. 9, 1965. -5

LOCAL

area of high pressure to our district today which result in cons le sunshine in all regions just along the Atlantic coast of Nova Scotia.

Another disturbance, moving east from Manitoba, will bring cloudy skies, precipitation, and milder air to the Maritimes Fri-

day. Regional forecasts:

yee Schedule Started By Court

| SOURIS — Souris Magistrate's, Bailey, both of North Lake,

B R | E E § Court began its winter schedule | gave evidence. Robertson was

yesterday. with a heavy docket | charged with driving a motor

PIANO RECITAL facing Magistrate James B. | vehicle while hiis license was

Mrs, Marcia Loynd gave a! Johnston, QC. | suspended. Earlier in the case

piano recital Tuesday morning| Two Souris men were charged | evidence had been given by Cnst.

at the Confederation Centre| with illegal selling of liquor. | William D.C. Rowan, Souris de-

Theatre under the auspices of| Thomas Conway pleaded not/| tachment of the RCMP.. The

_the Women’s. Committee of the guilty tothe charge while John | casé was. adjourned to Dec. 22

Confederation Art Gallery and) Francis Weir did not enter a | for judgment. The accused was

Museum: | see. Both cases were adjourn- | a ec ara by Melvin J. Mac-

2 ed to Dec. 22 — Conway's to | Quaid.

tha’ ete weed is ke Peter fix a date for trial and Weir’s| Two persons were each fined

H Tracadie Cross, re-| take @ plea. | $20 and costs or 30 days for

care Se ses aaa ofthe ‘eat | Brenton Stanley Arnold, Bris- | illegal possession of liquor and

oftheir sister, Annie (Mrs. Emile | tol, pleaded. guilty to possession | two other persons $20 and costs

Chiskeon) ors Florida. en ag lof stolen goods, the value of | or 15 days for being intoxicated moval Wik place Sbeiden ance: | which was less than $50. He was | in a public place.

ing, Dec. 6, in Lynn, Mass.

| town for sentencing. | was J. Arthur McGuigan. The

Valley, Northern Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, New| Brunswick: Sunny with a few cloudy periods. Not much change in temperature. Light winds. Low-high ‘dt Kentville 15 and 30, New Glasgow 15, and 2, Charlottetown 15 and 25, Monc-

and 25, Saint John 12 and 23, Edmundston and ‘ Campbellton Overcast with intermittent snow. Milder. :

High tide today at Charlotte- town 11.38 a.m. and 10.46 p.m, At Rustico at 5.52 p.m. Summer. side tide eighteen minutes later than Charlottetown. Sun rises

ton 12 and 25, Fredericton 10 }

remanded to Det. 16 at George-| Crown Prosecutor in all cases MAIL HEAVY

People are getting their!

Christmas mail out earlier this year in comparison to other years said Post Master William Griffith who noted a 100 per cent jump in outgoing letters largely

due to Christmas cards going!

to the United States.

FINED $16

John W. Wright, City, appear- ed in Queens County Mazgis- trate’s-' Court yesterday on a charge under ment Insurance Act. He was fin- ed $10 and cost* or five days.

One person charged with ille- gal possession of liquor was fin- ed $20 and costs or 30 days.

HOLIDAY LIST _ Provincial government em- ployees will get the Friday be- fore Christmas, the Monday after. Christmas and the Monday

after New Years off as their|tague are investigating In a} breaks into the store of Guy memo circulated yesterday the) informed | that they would have holidays)

festive season holidays.

civil servants were

on Dec. 24, 27 and January 3.

PARCELS WRAPPED

Parcels for the Christmas par- ty were wrapped by 19 members of the women’s auxiliary at their ‘ monthly meeting held at the In- stitute for the Blind yesterday. The Christmas party is to be held on Wednesday, Dec. 29th at 7.30 p.m. The next monthly meeting will be held on Wednes- day, February 17, 1966 at 3.00 p.m.

CARD WINNERS Following are the results of the card party at the Basilica Recreation Centre last night:

ladies first, Mrs. S. Higgins; la-|

dies second, Mrs. C. Atkins; gent’s first, W. W. Murphy; gents second, Patrick Flynn; door prize, Mrs. H Oarmody; special prize, Mrs. ¢. Shephard; freeze-out, Walter ack and Mrs. W. Berrigan.

ISLANDERS APPOINTED “Two Islapders were appointed to the executive of the Atlantic Provinces Physical Education and Recreation Association’ at a conference held in Dartmouth, N.S., recently. David Boswell was elected president and Char- les Ballem was elected member- at-large. Mr. Boswell is the di- rector of physical education for s province while Mr -Ballem physical education instructor

at Summerside High School. Other Islanders attending the eéting were: Mrs. Joan Sterns, Mrs, Carol Taylor, Mrs. Evelyn

~ Cudmore, Stuart Burbine, Fred

Ripley, James Fox and David MacLeod. ~

the Unemploy- |

| A sum of money and canned |

| store.

A Peakes man, Daniel Maur- néxt sitting will be held Dec. ice Lutz, pleaded guilty to pos- |’22. session of illegal spirits under | the Excise Act and was fined | $100 and costs or three months. Concluding defense evidence was heard in two cases. Jatnes Henry McAulay of St. | Peter’s testified on his own! behailf.. He-was charged— with ; impaired driving. Representing | him was C.R. MacQuaid. He | was remanded to Dec. 22 for | |

today at 7.23 a.m. and sets at 4-48 p.m. +

SY

judgment. Two witnesses were heard In | | the case of the Crown versus | Milford Derrick Robertson. The |

| defendant and Russell James |

Police Probing | Trio Of Breaks

MONTAGUE—ROCMP in Mon- three |

Reid of Peter's Road. The | breaks took place over a period | of the past couple of weeks with | the more recent one taking place on Monday night.

goods are missing from the

Charge Is Laid | In Assault Case Edward. Island Regiment, of

MONTAGUE — Late on Mon- : : ; Montague, admires a Spring- i. “— sti =i a of | bok head during a visit to The ated by Dr. M.L.| Royal Canadian Dragoons’ of- | Bonnell, later taken to hospital, s.ers* mess at Camp Gage | at Montague, then transferred |

red | town, N.B. The Springbok has to the Charlottetown Hospital , Sonat coms with undetermined injuries as | been the insignia of the RCD

| since the Boer War. Eighteen me rent So soceut. | members of the P.E.I. Regi- ment, along with 84 other of- ficers and men from militia

Es . Sgt. W.K. Sullivan,” Prince armoured units in Ontario and Quebec, were engaged in a | training exercise with the re- gular drmy R.C.D. The over- night exercise, conducted in pouring rain, required the mi- litiamen to plan and carry out five different types of recon- naissance patrols deep in the | rugged 427-square-mile train- ing area.

(Canadian Forces Photo)

| |

A St. Maryl’s Road man has | been arrested and charged with | assault causing bodily harm.

Sand 2%. Outlook for Friday. |

| CITY AREA FUNERALS

STEWART FUNERAL — The funeral for William Wallace | Stewart of Dunstaffnage was held Wednesday, Decv. 8, from the Cutcliffe Funeral Home. Ser- | vice was conducted by Rev. | F.W. Lacey. The hymns sung were: “The Lord Is My Shep- herd” and ‘“‘All The Way My | Saviour Leads Me."’ The pall- bearers - were: Lloyd MacCal- | lum, John,» Thompson, William | Vessey, Cecil Miller, Allison Stewart and William Dover. The flowerbearers were: Glenn Mil- ler, Lorne Ellis, Kenneth Ellis “and” William Gregg. Intermen’

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