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Western and Central Districts The Guardian

Heavy Docket Handled ‘At Session In Alberton

wn, Thurs., Jan. 27, 1966. 3 KENSINGTON . — Don Wood jing of. Kensington was sworn in last night as president of the Ken- sington Area Board of Trade at the anual diner meeting by the \Mayor. of Kensington, Everett Champion. Also’ sworn-in as vice-president for this year was William Stewart of ae Appointed to the board of rectors from Kensington fon surroundin gareas were Donaic Baker, Robert Carrtthers,” Mor-

suncticl arts nin crafts. | oy coursee will last for a | period of 10 weeks and are open to citizens of Kensington’ and

surrouding areas. Registra ation for the courses will be held on | Feb. &t.

Wiliam J. Scheffér, manager » of teabrook Farms Ltd., New cone was the guest speaker | at the meeting. Mr. oe? topic was “agriculture im al- | ifornia’’...He told. the merabers |

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New President Winter Cartitval. Named By Board Kicks Off Tonight

The count-down for .{are Joan Power, Dunstan's University ‘ntl ethan (tara Roberts, a ree nual Winter Carnival Murphy, Miss Sophomore; \zero hour tonight with the ot Het fa Murnaghan, Miss Fresh- ficial opening to take place o man; and Helen _ MacKenzie, | jthe campus at 7:15, Miss Engineer. ™ The Carnival kicks off with a torch-lite parade originating from |#ONOR PATRON SAINTS © the Square at the Confederation | ew. will see the celebration ‘Centre complex and Dunstan's day in honor of lout Elm Avenue to the. Univer- the University’s patron Saint. isity. Sunday's events will include a student,faculty game, Mass cele-”<

f to bring in a veh- After ALBERTON — Two Ebbsfleet retailing Hee ois Gan. ris Caseley, Athol Cotton, Lloyd |ahd guests when he arrived on 0.) in front of Main Building, (rated by the University chan- youths, Joseph Everett McCor ard Thibideau, St. Edward's, Lockhart, George MacMurdo, P.E.I. first in 1961 he and the |¢ there is. a Varsity basketball | cellor ,and a Variety show in the oe ot Joseph yee Chais- ar fined $10 er Acaia "\Allan Murphy and Edson Ray- |membérs of his group were look | same on tap tenturing St. Dun. |2™ at eight p.m. 7 ey Magistrate W. Chester §.|TRAFFIC CHARGE nor. ing for a suitable place on the stan’s versus St. Francis Xavier.| ,On€ of the big “extra” events Slaspaneta Metion - "Evidence was heard in the| Head table guests were Rev. ‘stand to erect a vegetabie prc | Immediately after the game, the | the Carnival '66 will be the < yeater-| oS. of Mrs, William Ellis, |Callaghan, Francis MacQuarrie |°e*sm& plant, and that after social’ committee will sponsor a |Presentation of a new Ford Mus- day on charges under the Crim- |C37® 0 J octesented by Mel-(past president of the Summer- (Studying land and soll maps New |sock hop in the gymnasium, © 'ank at' the Clancy Brothers inal Code of causing a disturb-|/in0° Campbell, charged with| side Board of Trade, Mev |Amnan was picked as &@ most | show, The winning pass ‘will be" ance in the ELM Community |) .cking a motor vehicle. when Champion, Douglas MacKinon, suitable place. The sources a BIG EVENT . {drawn by the local car dealer, Rink at St. Edward's. Pleas of |..ch movement could not bejrepreseftating the Crapaud raw materials near by and the| The big event of the carnival S. R. Johnson, and the lucky ~ guilty were entered and sen-!made with safety. The case was |Board of Trade, Mr. Wood, act- |ansportation of goods were two |takes place on Friday with the |contestant will have the use of tence will be handed down in|, in order for the ma-| ing resident of the Konsinaien of the factors that ined |feature _ performance by the|the car for a week. Summerside Court thig morning |gistrate to review the evidence. Board of Trade: Harold Phillips, |{@, success of the plant, he eom ISdehach, whe chake mais Rana at 10 o'clock. “For failing to report an acci-|representing. the West + tamed. akem, who make their Island; PERFORM WITHOUT PAY Eric Joseph Carragher, Etbbs-|dent involving his own truck, | ‘Board of. Trade: and iy aa ince | aur ‘Gchalter gave an inter- | \debut at the Provincial Voca- fleet, pleaded not guilty of as-|Melvin Joseph Arsenault, Palm-| ti esting account of how the Sea- ‘tional Institute. There is also a| A total of 57 amateur enter. Iti ‘ let _ of acting secretary. All head: |happy hour in the Coffee: shop, |tainment en 7 a ee offi-jer Road, was f -_= aan guests extended’ greetings |brock company was firs. formed_|ciass sports, and a Varsity nop, ae, has ann . Edward's Rink | w undertak appear t ; aod Gusvacher oul aamaadek Oe ali Pain unat. (0 m the various bodies and or |79 veais au in ~~ ” | lketball game in the afternoon, ells at Expo 67. <i custody for one week. |tended in a manner impeding |®*mization® they representated. |." shout the various Soabeook |.,0% Saturday, the SDU hockey Erie Joseph Mcinnis, Tignish, |snow ations Kem |. Eric Jessome gave a report /ia'k shoul jhe vaiieg beim form (club takes on Acadia Axemen in | MOTOR REWINDING who had previously — pleaded |neth MacKay, Milo, was fined and a organized ‘meet ate Call i. weve ‘form: ‘their first meeting of the sea- guilty to a charge of theft of a |#10 and costs. - Cn oo . Labi pga At the pelt it ‘tinction | | son, oeee night. features the & REPAIRS chest of tools valued in excess| Wilfred Chaisson, St. Louis, |" oorce yy Mis. Wood gave. a oummary of \Coreduce ae te oa of $50, the property of Lloyd | W@* fined $10 and costs for fail- rge Howatt gave his report tad wack deus te tis 3G ry Coronation of the. Carnival C4 qe Silliker, was remanded in cus- |i2& to stop at a stop sign. on the personal interest course or ensington |Queen by last year’s winner, 1 aS tric Gao Fediy for: sentence on Feb. 9:40 |. 7 Site 8, Cimurbance - tan which is to begin in the near |Area Board of Trade in the Betty Lou Doyle. The class can- ° | eeninaghhtie " an O'Leary restaurant Russell |future and is to be sponsored by past year. ididates for the coveted contest | Rice, Seok Guu, Tig COMEn, Sauman,, wat faed|ibe Kensnshes cree Beard of = — ; “ wish, represented by Bernard |" Two men from Alberton South| It is expédted that there will | i die i ee a » elected trial by judge |and one from Coleman were fin: |be courses pkoyided in agricul- T. F. V SERIES — ~ a way on a oom under the |ed a and costs pach for.illegal |ture, public speaking, typing, WHO’S WALKING WHOM? gt ee es ee conversation! reach homema ~ ; ing tools, the property of Lloyd ma Jo-Ann, three-year-old dau get more exercise on strolls Humphrey Gilbert. She weighs |Gilliker, knowing it wes obtain- i A ghter of Dr. and Mrs. G.E. than her 175pound purebred 30 pounds. ed by the committing of an in- am el riti Davis of Halifax, appears to Newfoundland =; dog Captain ; (CP Wirephote) | dictable offense. During the 3 ; _SUBMITS FIRST BUDGET en ee ‘ en ethene OO Aid lo Plants Beginning i January 29 wc O his, ty his ‘ton, Ralgh Kenneth | Provincial Liberal Leader Alex )Liberal . Association. ve 10rs Sillyiker and Cet. Edward Mo- |Campbell last might called into |speakers included Arthur ae Cue and Cpl. W.A. Wilson of question “‘the prudence exercis- |Donald, MLA, and John P. Nich- Yale Alberton Detachment of the |ed by the government in its pro- Ison, Charlottetown. ROMP. The case was adjourned |8t#™ of industrial expansion in | __ we. : ‘to Feb. 2. the Georgetown area.’” FLY REACHES FOR PREY: nish wan _previouly pleaded | the, Pith Ditrict-Eiberal Ae | i ease aor of Baebes ‘Teratamtaimeios for « mtr ak 0pm ‘ a } The first budget of Prince of |also multiplied by a similar been concerned with this prob- | nda set of Husky ious valued {Y¥2- formed by its forelegs. 4 Wales College submitted to the |amount in even less time. lem for some years, and at ‘ena Ful valued Sie amgenebed that: there siietiniateiaiill - Government of P-E.. by the col-) The only conclusion reached weaadties tar ti hasnteban- ae $100 and Seo ai eet ae ceraaie tack of nee lege’s board of governors for the |from this situation is that Prince Universities. and_ Colleges of |" costs or two months. ee nets ean | year 1966-67 amounted tolof Wales’ revenue from the pro- Canada which visited PWC and cseph Robert — Chaisede, ocr os industries them: | . $587,280. |vineial goverament has not, not been recommended its admissions to| Weve Michael Eleworth, Jos- | Sees | area and the tax- Besides this legislative ap-(sufficient for its needs and has the association was highly crit-| ©" David Albert and Nelson | Paytie than? invested here is propriation the board submitted {not increased’ in anything like ital of the Ubrary and recom-|Joseph Albert, al from St. being subjected: to serious and that Prince of Wales College re-|the proportion obvious in other mended strongly. its improve- | @dward’s, appeared on charges | Unnecessary risks. tain its fees and the federal |services. The results are that me of unlawfully entering a. garage | He went on to expres concern grant which is over and above |PWC's salaries are the lowest — om budget shows a book fig- | 3¢ St. Edward's and committing jover the level oftwages prevalent the provincial grant. ‘ PWC's salaries are, the lowest The budget shows a book Me-|the"indceable otfens of, tefl |in the area end the entry of cer This budget is an increase of pare with those of schools in this deficit” for Montgomery Hall. | *erein contrary to the Criminal tain of these industries ‘‘into di- approxjmately $100,000 over the | province. | Besides being a ladies’ residence, | Code. All cases. were rect competition with , previous ‘appropriation to the) oe op peventE [Montgomery Hall -has facilities |#or one week. = ers Wa college. 4 The brief went on to state that {OF * student union in the east} F This increase is largely due to besides the low t there has wing, and student ‘unions are not the salary item which is up heen: th eg ai im |Tevenue producers. $98,084; from $301,116 in 1966 to| Dern “le | Penchints - it =< $400,000 in 1967. This increase is POC ov eees Me eee brought about. by the fact that f governmen' keeps he Montgomery Hall is: now the the board estimates new: staff {ees and the federal university |is a special convenience for-|costs ates é ascent tee ee et cabanas veneer: emote eee M i tee — a — ending March 31, 1967 and that out-lying places. John Kevin Stewart, West Poi eeting chairman George . firemen’ salaries, amounting Bie puesta setae tee aghluch of is cost is not charg. |Raymond, Joseph “McCue, Sea Ferguson, MLA. EB. Sena Clearance Sale January 27 to 5 Faw Celis, Feet Served . , Cletus Ni jun __ ate must be paid. Theses “n as revenue “ls to cut dows itslaveal prices were kept modest (Tignish and Amold Jeme@ Mil. [oo , HURRY — MANY ITEMS ONLY ONE OF A KIND. nt ic Works f. "| grant, this is the only instance | residence life and student uniom |improperly equipped vehicles. lle aS mit its brief, the board stated = Conade where this fund a7, |sctiviies became tablished. | Donald Joseph S Tigh |G id nylon Cover. vinyl cover. colors. ia%° any cémparison provin- an Bernard Ba geler - , cial government expenditure on peared ven angen a aan Wolfe, were each fined $10 co. ure Be ness? 70.07 20. 07 ‘Regula 50.98. eOO Prince of Wales College have s simply been sub- WESTERN costs. for_ driving Teall Dotil secendix eae aim 16 sidizing the Government of ¥y any... SAVE re < PLATFORM Bi rman es deen unusually mode: SAVE P.E.I. by this amount and Prince FUNERALS and ‘chalk wae out to| cure baldness was suspect. fame Foun ed fabrics and RISEN SLOWLY ss an lpenett trom it. The policy. of > __|Mearie Perry, Tignish, for driv-| Constant failures have made 130.07 Regwar 3.5600 8.07 “* oe etn ; ng _ without ‘op! tical of such | —— _ the past decad nditure: the federal government in re-|; : people skeptical of suc CHAIR Gain vey doele hea “an ter spect to these grants was clear.|. ADAMS FUNERAL — The claims. But now, February SAVE ares a SAVE OCCAsonal Ghams. _— student in 1955-56 to $355 per |ly stated by Prime Minister St. funeral of George Adams was Now Many Wear Reader’s Di daeteiitie the 79.95 Provincial style, Assorted Laurent at the ti held at Elmsdale United Church ots Oe t! 22.18 ”-*- 12.07: Res. 30.35., student in 1963-64 and, on the at the time they were three ae ee 2. basis of the estimates for 1965- i they were to be,|Wedensday afternoon. The ser- FALSE TEETH new “punch-graft” technique | — 66, it has dropped sharply to|0Ver and above provincial | Vice was conducted by Brown With 1? that has proved effective in SAVE 2% oe Sis per student because of the |gFants. not substitutes for them. | Jardine, assisted by Rev. J. L. Little Worry | 10.000 cases! Read how it tattered ‘rayon, Fonmh, eestlen, CHEST. Antique white increase in the number of stud-|APPLIES HERE Bright who led in prayer. Hymns | _ Eat, talk, laugh or sneeze without z 4 40.07 Regular 239.95.~ 25. 10 Regular 94.98, ts.. During this period the| What the Bladen Report says | were “Unto The Hills” and | fesrof insecure false teeth works, how much it costs. | e umber” of university students about -the~-nation-—applies-~to-““Breathe--On- Me, Breath:-..0¢ | SUPpING on Seaee ane. | Read, too, about the new ex- SAVE SPACE SAVER DAVENO. SAVE Folding BRIDGE CHAIRS. All . (3td and 4th years) has increas- |PTince Edward Island. The prov-|God.” A duet, ‘‘Beyond The | fortably. This pleasant powderhasno | neriments with hormones, | vable—acetate- cover. Brown” a ah ioe ~steel_ frame. Padded seats; Reg. = Ct tive times from 77 in 1958. (ince plans economic develop- |Bright: Blue,” was sung _ by | Bocan cause hausee. IV all whi 8: 10.07 “em 207 ™* Q 0 56 to 408 in 1965-66. And govern- a gig ng ede Lele and Carl Adams. Pall- (non-acid) Checks “plate odor” Tt may | wi = . e ment. expenditure on education |Pi¢ "0 . ain |bearers were Merrill Dunn, Or- | Sot0' counter @¢ | simpler cure, your copy | SLEEP-OR-LOUNG estared : RECLINING CHAIR. Rightly for this "period ‘hae multiplied (arain” 1s probably more serious jrin Wallace, Ralph Duggan, | “™" Un'*™ : of February Reader’s Digest. | SAVE rayon cover. Beige only SAVE Siaaced. Vinyl cover. Regular four and one half times, and the |here than elsewhere, and, by the |Robert Campbell, William Bar~ |e B 50.07 '* 7-%.- 32.08 *%. revenues of the province have ae the rats ry nie nett and George Williams. Flow- | —— ; provinces now do. 1 is essential |Sruce Gurnie and Alvin, Wilke Offices of | SAVE ae oe a av SS ie OD DEATHS or the future of the Island that | iterment in the Regular 199.95. Bae eee -VDEATIIS fe uita-up-lis higher-education | Mterment wae in the church} FP SERVICES i 70.07 4.07 07 1. q McCLOSKEY — at ter home [SUS Semen a przam 7a ————— e ee jevelopm: ts other! FITZSIMMONS FUNERAL — , La, Tucediy, Ja. 3, Hh, easter an 10 the socal le| Tie fame or_svaime Fiz | ——— SOMMMISSION | Sith year. Resting at the Char: [sats So ’mcinea, are kat |simmons was held from the} Are temporarily located in th | Enquire lottetown Funeral Home from |peen the exodus of young Island. | Gane ne ky morning | the Prince Edward ene eee ; ark funeral will be held Fri lors following sophomore Year of |whte’ Rivas Mors was cele | soniahe te os Island Hospital. Entrance is | About Our SAVE 50.06 day morning. Leaving funeral |PwC to other provinces. Ninety | brated by Rev. Dr. L. P. Callag-| Pposi orth River Road;-with Par t rear | ' p> ed ua sg pe Mlrong yee ice per -~ of id ot one students | han. Pallbearers were Emmet of Veterans Wing. _ bikes at St. 's Church went to mainland colleges. tzsimmons, Wess , cor: Interment in church ceme- te the son reaed course gh Fone ad: ‘Wilbert Law. Phone Number is stil 892- 1211 and Comp are 129.94 a substantial increase in|iess, Heath Mayhew and Ed- ; marling address Box 4500 . VALUE o the number of able young grad-|ward Adams. Interment was in Service MONTHLY CLARKIN — At the Charfotte- yates remai the Island (please os future reference) CHOICE 0 CHROME BRONZETO town Hospital, Tuesday, Jan, 28, (ae aveitnble for the teaching jan River Cemetery. Aa ) - — pi 1966, Patrick’ Clarkin, “Peakes |profession, the civil service, | ‘ Contracts Lo Road, i his 80th ‘your Toensetas commerce and industry: With the Th, R “Ud. | lf Penal from the Ag cig recelving” and hh are, beng e jers are 7 ; ‘uneral Home to - receiving and which are mai LOUNGE. Fass fence from where funeral will |made to students the educa SAVE Colonia! Cotton p' ym ao ‘SAVE jeePNG Fie? ae Gee 5 be held morning, leaving |factor in national i eoveiaaeet | : 14.07 = | Reg. \79.95 ong 3 ‘ High’ Mass at St. Cuthbert’s “BE ; Church, St. Theresa’ The. one ete expenditure in| ; 2 pe. SOFA BED SUITE. Foam BENCH — HASSOCK. As- Seager eh wn carr | : 3 pe a 169. 98 a oe nce ales ge the 80. ; eae a dad for, 90) Goulet: : MacDONALD — At the Char- |dents.as or ents. ‘ ‘STEEL FRAME ith lottetown Hospital on Wednes- |The library has thus not kept SAVE {.. ; style. Brown re preen whe ‘ ome. HALF oeiers. janotatte to any, nize. day, Jan. 26, 1966; Mildred Mac- pace with either the number of | 50.07 Regular 239.95. Regular 10.95. 4. Donald of Greenvale in her |Students or the ‘demand of ° PRICE Y7th year. Her remaing are rest- vee ie Oe SAVE T pe HALF Serine Filled MATTRESSES. nylon cover. a Yen a A 79; only, 39” width. Regular ; ; i : im 70.07 Feeu 249.95 PRICE 2495. Slightly used. a | WALNUT COCKTAIL TABLE. Spring Filled MATTRESSES. 1 HOUR DRY January 27, 28, 29 PB SAVE Gencine- arorite top. Size 4” SAVE 3m NS” width, Regular. CLEANING aoe ae i. 10.07. = ". Restor %m, 5.07 19.95: Slightly soiled ee -$-1bS.3.00-—— } WALNUT LAMP TABLE. BUNK BED: Red 8 LBS LAUNDRY [| SOMy for the inconveneince, but we must count everyting: SAVE tine arborite top: Ste 8x: . 9. 88 __SAVE maple finish 2 ond eg. | 106 Hillsboro St. Ch’tows ee 31 at 8:00 a.m. | im 610.07 Besv! 15.07 #9 | SAVE 57. anor Ss, SAVE S20 currite wih ee

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