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Award Winner Has Ties Here

Glen Currie, patent office en- gineer, received the V.G. Smith Award from the Association of Professional Engineers of On-

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lames M. Hughes Dies In City Hosp.

The death took place in the | Charlottetown Hospital after 2 Mort iliness of James M. (Bus-

= Court Rules In

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Plaintiff Negligent Suit

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ed ‘with the Houston car was turning.

Mr. Keough took civil action against Mrs. Hou.ton for. dam- ages to his car of $1,139.50, while Mrs Houston entered a counter suit for $1,0°

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onto and now living in Ottawa, ig the son of Mrs. Ruby Currie of North River.

inations for registration.

Currie, formerly of Tor-.

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2 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Thurs. Feb. 18, 1965.

Young Kinkora Lawye Admitted To P.E.|. Bar

Bernard St Clair McCabe. | Kinkora, was admitted to the} bar of F ‘ice Edward Island-in

a@ ceremony in Supreme Court | Charlottetown Wednesday after- noon.

Mr. Justice R.I-. Bell presid- ed | The petition of Mr. McCabe |for admission as a barrister was lread by Attorney General M.A Farmer, QC, with whom the |new barrister had been articled \for the past several months.

The young lawyer was admit- jted to the Bar of Tova Scotia earlier this mc ‘th and had been articled in tha‘ pre ace with the firm of Fitzgerald and Mc- Cleave, Halifax. He received his early educatic at ~‘»kora, la- jter entering St Dunstan's Uni- |versity from where he -raduat- }ed in 1961. While at SDU he was |prominent in many activities | and is the life president of the \elass of '61. Following his grad- juation { m the loca! university he ent red Dalhousie Law School, Halifax, graduating from that institution in t he jepring of 1964. He took a most active part in college activities while at Halifax and was presi- dent for two vears cf Dalhousie Tech Newman Club | Mr. McCabe ‘< -nmarried. He }is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John R. McCabe, Kinkora. H:. father

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At Tax Appeal high-

| | When the appeals of N'S. | Tweed, Said Tweel and the es- tate of Edgar Heartz against ci-

agreed were actually $1,039.50 and the defendant’s $600. The court rul- ed ‘I am unable to find any neg- ligence on the part of the defen dant. The plaintiff was a gent in driving at a excessive spent and being in the wrong ne.”

Claim of ‘_e plaintiff was dis- missed with costs with judg- ment on the defendant's coun- terclaim for $600 and costs. G.R. Foster, QC, for the de- fendant and A.K. Scales for the plaintiff.

Bulletin Staff Appointed

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A meeting of the P.E.1. Branch of the Canadian Society of Lab- oratory Technologists was held recently at the conference room of the Health Centre, Charlotte- town. Twenty-four members were in attendance.

The meeting was presided over by William MacDonald, with the main business portion being given to local RT interests. Of- ficial appointments of the staff of the P.E.I. branch News Bul- letin were made. These included Theresa Macinnis as editor; Kathy MacLeod, assistant edi- tor; Sandra White, chairman of

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Spud Price Structure Studied For Better Returns To Grower

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partment of agriculture Garth Harrison and William Sterns. Nova Scotia delegates were Harold Gates, Canning: Roy Layton, Kentville; Harry Clark,

proof readers. Consideration was given to the possibility of more frequent publications.

Stan MacNair was appointed

James B. John- , , one man $10 and| “The Excretary System”. drank in a pub.| film projector was

possession| Sheila MacKay and J

pleaded not) hum in charge -of lunch for guilty. The case was adjourned | evening served coffee until Feb. 24.

CONGRATULATIONS

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To The Charlottetown YMCA on the

Opening of Their Modern Bowling Alleys

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ing interests of the potato indus- try of the Atlantic Provinces. Provincial delegates to the vendors | meeting were Mr. Sangster, Ag- riculture Minister Andrew Mac- deputy- minister S.-C. right, and from the federal de-

By Lab. Techs.

Vie tax assessment are heard in the Supreme Court today Jack Lettner, of J.P. Coombe Asso- ciates, Toronto, is expected to give evidence

Mr. Lettner’s firm is the one who did the new assessments last year.

A pointer and a pheasant were

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football two the

We are pleased

in the opening bowling alleys.

75 Water St.

9 Dente geen

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CONGRATULATIONS

with the Charlottetown Y.M.C.A.

J.& T. MORRIS LTD.

CONGRATULATIONS

is a potato co~'or in that area

The young barrister has se- eating jeured office spac. in Summer- |sid_ and will begin practice in|

that western town in a short! ¢ time

His pa: nts we. present for

yesterday’s ceremonies as were | ;, laying out about £250,000 to

and immediate turn the old Troc, as thousands

__ all over the world affectionately knew it, into the biggest enter- | tainment | End, cafe for the twist set, a mass- | appeal casino and a 10-pin bowl. | ling alley

several rela friends

Queens MP Will Attend Peace Sessio

Famous London Restaurant Undergoing Metamorphosis

years of memories

which yielded Saturday to fail- ing business ent e

Phosis from elegant Edwardian

n been busy for weeks turning the Trocadero’'s restaurant, with its lofty marble

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| souvenir ashtrays inscribed th | gold. Trocadero Restpurant, 1896- 1965 , Opened by the Lyons catering chain the year before Queen Victoria's diamond jubilee, the Troc was always predominantly

By CAROL KENNEDY Trocadero cabaret star, Gracie

OO LONDON (CP)—~As the lights Fields—and finally, the national went up on Piccaddilly Circus anthem. Guests were handed a family vestaurant. this week, one famous re” 4% = \ : _ dezvous nearby was dark and w ® deserted, its heavy miahogany W k E d S and glass doors locked on 69 ee = n pecia ¢

From

Cudmore’s & P.T'S Ltd.

MAXWELL HOUSE

The Trocadero Restaurant, and the thrusting se of a huge dance-hall

erpri é a metermor-

hain, has begun

place to slick modern

Pleasure drome The giant Mecca Organiza- Instant Coffee 6 OZ. 99c ion, which among many other JAR activities sponsors the annual Miss World cont : iss World contest in London, Libby’s 20 oz. tin 4 rolls Pork 2 for

& BEANS .. 43c Raisins ... 59c Kraft Te oz.

Sandwich jar

Spread .... 43c

centre in the West |

including a discotheque- Ivory 5 bars

Soap ..-... 3c

Tide ...... 79

Builders and decorators have

“salted almond”

Heath Macquarrie, MP for watis and ‘ . panelling, into an/| Queens, will be in New York imitation : | : grotto whith colored | petween re 120 to attend an} plaste stalactites, housing a bar White To Ibs. Reg. Size pkg. . "| and dance floor where pretty | e peace on earth ‘0 be held ty girls will introduce jazz records | Sugar 89c IC Dan 45¢ J Me ee bes and pop singers in TV personal. | , sees Democratic Institutions. ity style The convocation will take . » INNYVALE 28 OZ v It is scheduled to open under | LIBBY’S SU 28 - TIN

the form of a conference to ex-

amine the requirements for 8 new name, Tiffany's, at the| peace, durihg international co-|¢24 of March.

operation year.

Among the program particip- ants will be U.S. vice preside nt Hubert Humphrey, U Thant, sec- retary - general of the United Nations, and a large group of distinguished figures in public life from a number of countries

Mr. Macquarrie said he was) honored to be invited to attend

unique gathering of leaders

from the world’s leading demo. little emotion as the Troc's glamorous career drew to a|

| close at 11 p.m. Saturday Every | table had been booked for months by large parties of nos- talgic customers and catering men reers

| dero grill.

cratic nations.

Small Docket In City Court

In City Police Court yesterday there were only seven cases to be heard by Magistrate A. James Haslam, QC

fined

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evening,’’ said one catering ex- ecutive. 4

PEACHES 2 ~ 69c

MacIntesb 5 Ibs. | Washed 2 Ibs.

Apples .... 39ciCarrots ... 19c

LIBBY’S ROSEDALE ‘Fomato Juice “~ 35c TIN Fresh Ground 2 Ibs. § Shoulder

[| Hambura .. 89c}Roact Beef 45c Wings .... .

The ornate grill room, whose | marked the

though Mecca planners |

There was no ceremony and |

who had started their ca- as waiters in the Troca-

“It was actually a very gay |

$15 and costs or five

North § iver, was fined $10 and costs noe going through a red traffic ight.

the third was fined $20 costs or 2 days.

ARTHRITIC?;

| pains hand UL and PUPLETON SERC's Ooheee und

89c}Cod Fillets . 31c Fruit Cocktail 2 SMELTS 2 % 39

rox 49¢ P. J.’s Ltd.|Cudmore's

is your pain RHEUMATIC er

A resident of Charlottetown} $1.45 st drug counters everywhere. | DIAL 4-8585 CASH GROCERY wes fined $20 and costs when | & oxty few rullel vse, Temploton’s FLAME: and 4-8586 DIAL 43813 Sagtaney CRATES OF) SSs Mine TACs tenaty. MAME-Coom Ml PRI DELIVERY OOD ORDERS ACCEPTED

A stop sign violator was fined $5 and costs

WORLD LEADER Britain has become a leader in the manufacture of plutonium, an atomic fuel and regarded as the most poisonous metal known to man.

to be assstiated

of their modern

“ Charlottetown

The Very Latest In

BOWLING EQUIPMENT

Fleetwood Bowling Equipment wish to congratulate the Charlottetown YMCA on the acquisition of their new Pin-

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_ Fleetwood Bowling Equip. Ltd.

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