ISLAND NEWS PAGE

2 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Wed. Dec. 18, 1963.

/64 Centennial Organization lls Outlined To Agrologists l

; The December mceting of the: Feature attractions of the 1964 1 ‘Prince Edward Island institute Centennial Year include the in- let Agmiogtists was held Monday d|l\'l(lu8l community rams evening at Birch Court. Expe:- throughout the provlnvce;' the Nat- imental Farm. The members’ ional l-‘estivail finals; visit from wives were present at this mcet- the Canadian Opera mpany, lng and a buffet supper was se=rv- the National Ballet of Canada, the Neptune Theatre and many other organizations. Mr. Birtwhistle stressed that the success of the 1964 Centen- es, niial celebrations depends on the President L.C. Callbeck intro- full participation of all commun- duced the guest speaker. K. Birt- ' ' ‘ and organizations in whistle of the Centennial. office. province. The cooperation and who outlined the composition and effort put forth by everyone so operation of the centennial corp-.fair has been very encouraging. oration and the _c0m.itlees witih-‘ ‘a . in the coroporation. Almost all‘. It is hoped that the Centennial mmmmijties in the provincecelebrations will make Canad-

A toast to the ladies was pro- posed by George Ayers. Mrs. R.C. Parent responded on behalf

(I the lads

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mittees which cooperate withparticular more aware of tlievlr itiie centennial cotmoratiosi. he heritage. _of the B10190‘! 'said. for the centennial year will re- A total of 108 conventions arc'sul~t in permanent reminders and in be held on the Island 1964. tributes to the founding fathers which is more than twice as of our coon . and to the triat- y as has ever been held in on-y of individual communities, any other year here. Mr. Birtviiliistle concluded.

Nobel Peace Prize Awarded

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l . . I WEATHER A man examines part of the Blainrille. wreck- tional Airport where an at- i, '

have their own centennial colm-jians in genenal and Islanders in _

wreckage of the DC-8F which age is being assembled in a tempt to reconstruct the plane Tonoxro ICPl _ Tempe,-a. “ crashed at Ste Therese de hangar at Montreal lntcrna- is being made. tiires issued by the weather _ . * office: . t I - Min. Max. To lnterna Iona New ronasrpy cm; 0 o 9 Vancouver . . . 33 36 , iVl°‘°m ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ‘ " 37 38 -7- G°"‘d°“ W‘°D°""ld °l Cl“'"‘iN°b°l peace prize °°mm‘“’°°' A birch tree laden with placed there by students of O I I E‘l”?°"‘°" '27 '5 lottetown. President °f_ .§h°:,G"“‘“3“ -,lal‘“- . me maple leafs? Provincial For- Stella Maris Regional High ’ ‘R‘.‘i“’la ' ' ' ' ' ' ' " ‘ml ‘7 Prince Edward Island Dl\/lslotll Preceding the sinus 0i the ester J. Frank Gaudet found and Elementary schools dur- l|w""“P"3 '19 ‘5 of the Canadian Red Cross S0-;DI‘1Z€- 8 t1'lb“‘t9 “'33 Pmd °° it amusing when it was ex- ing Canada Book Week. S . d . h . I P E I gigfgaig ' 13 2% clety. has received the follovtv- Redtpfossplélgklg-0?-tgé};€?"‘m°' plained that the leaves repre- Shown with the tree are Paul . , . . . ' inc account in connection wit .1 wai'1me_s “"93" ' sented 379 favorite books Blacquiere, president. and al n o o e Mlﬁéllgiéecal __________ " '2 g the presentation of the l963D.’:o-lrian Parliament. _ R Shaw said yesterday “the . . . . ‘F1‘§‘d€"l¢‘l0l‘ 2 11 1%! ‘t’,f"f;,eT“,‘;§§:;V,;,,.0,,§;‘ Teachers D'sc|-'55 x-rays show no apparent ‘break ' _B_v D0.\ ;\lacLEOD In - not lessened by the licensing of to the fl(:]‘fl£‘l‘all0n"\\‘ff€ rcprest_ent- _SalSt .lohn 2 11 Committee of the Red Cross am M I H I h as, of bones but there may pug. ‘Citing the fact that l;)O()if,‘..- clubs; also the present la‘-\S19.d at t. lS mornu.., 5 ~ meeving. Mom-ion _ , , _ 2 11 the League of Red Cross 5“ enta 60 '' slbly be a bit of muscle separa- ging and irioonshming are flour- hinder the operations of the . Cllarl0LttCl0\i]I: l‘f‘[;l‘r(;]SCunla‘l‘l:.ieh.S‘ '}-Iallfax __ m 19 times a . . 0_LEARY _ A very interﬁsb “on... 15;1.r:f/i 'f';Oth°thl;m}‘,'lF1.i§‘ ' ;e:i:li:_ ::(l1riSrtesltI:ll1i£s:I1rty'b::i(:1e::e“:(::I‘g l::§§e3Ir:i_mB0,[:,'t:“. C0],.rl;.an_ gﬂgggineiolvn ‘E This was carried out in ing and informative workshop ‘'1 think this is satisfactory 3 ' m, ‘ . . . . . 1 ,. . l Om. your m.,,.g.e,. “-(Tye abiel ‘ ' ' traditional ceremony - the‘. was held in 0'Leary Regional and now it's a matter of resting tion of 2\ia_\ors and Municipal:-ibe stimulated by a l‘€\lSl0n of; 5 _ - , Yarmouth 14 21 U . 1 of Odo on the am; a 0 High school Friday night up and gem“ the bruise! he“ “es yeslerml-" made 3 f‘l"".3l l the laws‘ ffagtisigrms, Cia]u{,";a::‘ HALIFAX rCPl —— The wea- 111319‘;-eslgiyyolthehdeiath of Alfred The meeting was chaired by ed" he said. rep’-resentallml ll]: the grovlnclal lgt ‘vta_s 81510 slllggtfsted thatt C3". ! ‘arnaer Otﬁm-g in attpndance till?!‘ 0lll'C€ SHVS 3 strong “OW N0&] Mbveqnent “was [made byi Charged retaining 905 Mrs. Palmer and directed About two weeks ago Prey-n. government serving t e enact- . s era ion siou e given 0 ie ' I I f 1 - . f‘ m , ‘ . g. I h 3 _ ' b U b M .d 1. th _ _ mem of a Liquor Act along the .5319 of beer and ale through gm lwere Hm, pm”, M a t h 9 5O,,_ tgergigtigd aiiwérlomthee §i:mc;;g;nnitteeStay;:tiaio1i;tcd‘lg:'r:ia9_- session of 284 undersized oys- “ill hléaiigi 1a§§)l3;ﬁ.or(:. DE I1I‘1d¢;li_ ler Shaw was involed in a mu

lines of other provinces in Can- Ida.

This was one of a number of resolutions which were sub- mitted and dealt Willi at the annual mcclm: of the federa- tion in Kcnsiiizton. Nov. 6. in favor of niprorenients in ‘he Limit-r Control Act

Flr>lic\'r‘d to he the First direct approach made to the govern-

tlie liquor question. Walter R. Shaw had!

leery outlets, and the licensing of ‘ Hon. Henry Wedge. and Hon. lopen bars should be considered. ' Another resolution asked the lgovernment to place the servic- § es of town planning officer, Walt- ‘ f'“"“"”“'1"i“"""“‘""’”Y""""*”"“% er de Silva, at the disposal of ; ' imunicipalities to assist wi th‘ Lmunicipal planning. . . Called for was a change in » ‘the Town Act, which would al-3 ilow a municipality to bring in a fqualified assessor for a general. revision of assessments. , EXPANSION SOUGHT Pointing out that the govern-

Hubert Mac-Neill.

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—=' ‘weak disturbance moves east-

«late Tuesday. Most places re- lported clear skies. although lsnowflurries were still occur- ring in Cape Breton.

it should be mainly sunny to- day. alllioiigli once again cloud and a few siioivfliirries should develop where the wind blows in across open water. in the evening, cloud followed by light snow is expected to spread. across the western regions, as a

merit) to give the prize to “Whoever has made the great- est and best coiitribution to fur- thering bmtihenhood amongst the nations, for the abolition or reduction of standing arm'les._as well as holding or promoting of peace congresses.

The presentation. in the pres- ence of Hills Majesty King Olav of Norway. of the world's oldest and leading peace prize. marks

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ters, Fred James Vissey. West ‘Royalty, was fined $10 and costs or five days by Magis- trate A.J. Hashim, QC, in city i])j0llC9 court yes ay. lie was charged under the P.E.I. Fisheries Act.

John Pater, Union Road. char- lged with drunken driving. had his case dismissed.

Raymond Birt, Mt. Stewart. was fined $15 and costs or five days for speeding. He was clock-

ed doing 35 m.p.h. on Wey-

tlie founli time that the Nobel mouth St.. a

colm Beck addressed the teach-

Susan Gallant. secretary-trey s.irer of the newly formed 4- H forestry club. known as the B-Y-0 Ayers Memorial. There are 24 grade six members and Mr. Gaudet was present to ad- dress a meeting and show a m.

tor vehicle accident, which ”

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53“ Lilmle" .m"” 35 “° ”’;’re'lment assists municipalities to sentation asking for changes had 3 the extent of 60 per cent of the :9?“ mad” P-" t°‘;133d“l7-"ii 3mt“P5- lcost of laying pavement '35 E”V'91‘nm€'” 3 W‘ 00“ €m'lma‘intenance of pavement. the‘.- plated making changes at lllﬂlfederation asked that this form} coming 5059011 Of lite Legisla-iof assistance be continued and ture. ipossibly expanded to cover oth- 5 TRADE STBIH ATKN ‘er capital expenditures. and that - - ~ 1- « the government guarantee bank In H5 Fllbmlssinﬂ The l€d€l‘3' loans for capital expenditures. tion noted that illeszalsties are A number of towns belonging

and‘¥

I {ward into ‘Maine.

Regional forecasts: Prince Edward Island. East- ern N.B. Counties, Upper St.

2 ‘John River Valley: Sunny with

In few cloudy periods: extreme- _l ly cold; nortliwest winds 25 with gusts to 40. Low-high at Char- lottetown 5 and 18, Moncton zero and 11 above. Edmundston 5 below and 8 above.

le zone.

R. Alexander Frizzell, South- port, was fined $15 and costs or five days for operating a motor N.-1331 peace prize was awam. vehicle with insufficient equip- ¢.d_ jomuy. to gum Dun,-mt merit.‘ There were several de- ume, of the Red Cross. andifects in the electrical system.

to the French pacifist. Frederi.-cl 0“ ma“ “"35 “"95 $20 ‘ml

Passey. The ICRC received the f°°5.‘5 °’. 3°.d3Y.5 ‘°" P°”°55'°“ ’h0mm, - again in ‘of intoxicating liquor in a place

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m other than his residence 4 for its accomplislimenvts in Three men pleaded gdmy to

Peace Prize has been given in recognition of humanitarian Red Cross service. In 1901. the first

ers on in en tal health in the which prompted the further A °"""°°’"' - ' PERSONAL GIFT Discussion groups were form- Wﬂﬂl Of X-I'8)'S- ed under the direction of 2.12.. . zv Carrie Thompson. Miss Etta v MacDonald and Mrs. Adrian ﬁe “I. “S Smith. This gave the teachers 8 ,g,\ L. . opportunity to bring out their . mgeﬂe own problems and opinions con- -— Q) cerning Dr. Beck‘: cture. 3 b D " Reports of the groups were T°wlNG SERVICE . E y 0 I given and a lively discussion fol-' . Nm“ lowed. An Impromptu debate on Nile Call! 4-3043--4-3853 . Briefs .‘.':‘°s?.1'.?i’.°.°‘i$. ?.‘.”.§“”3i§§.§’."’iiT Dial 4-9722 0 Prima- B and C. was led by Dr. Beck New In Charlottetown O Dusters and his staff. Motor Shampoo . Sup, We pay all long distance . Bed Jack“,

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Receiving a report on x-rays

phone calls on towing rvi

THE GLORIA LADIES’ WEAR 126 Gt. George St. Ch'town

ce. Murphy's Service Stn.

184 Gt. George Ch'town

the two world wars. -. High tide today at Charlotte; The 19!i"» prize was accepted ;:2:§i,i:.°tf)ii)ee ii1\vgiasdIfllii1él:(da§1(ll iuiii

town—— and 1:00 and 1l:54 p.m.'0n behalf of the ICRC by lll.Sl

LIEUT. SCOTT

taken Monday, Premier Walter

At Rustico at — and 6:50 p.m. president. Leopold Boiss-ier. and‘ Summerside tide eighteen min- the League by its clia-ii‘man_l3:(,ldc$t:1a‘:fs¥:,days' and the utes later than John A. Mac-Aulay of Winnipeg;

lWren Unit

l o . Charlottetown. one man was fined 35 3 n d « Sunrises today at 7:16 and setslcanada. The presentation was ' costs or two day, for gain“ to at 4.36. made clhaurman of the stop at a stop sign.

Berlin Wall lo Open y As Christmas Measure t‘ "ed

; L.E. Prowse, VRD. mother. my sister. Queen Charlotte yesterday an- nist wall will open for West-‘and my aunt." ‘iiounced that Lieut. 0.L. Eliza- Bcrliiiers l<'i';tlay for the first, As people scrambled for: beth Scott. RCN, staff officer time in niorc than two years. newspaper extras. 8 fruit seller‘. (Wrens) of Hamilton, Ont. will Thcn l)("_',.n.-‘ a flood of an esti-[caught the spirit of the occa-‘i arrive in Cliarlottctown today, mated $300,000 people into the siun. “ ba nanas." he to carry out an inspection of the commiinist zone to visit theingsh-outed. “You can take them to local Wren unit this evening. relatives for Christmas. lyour relatives in the East." l A member of the staff of Com-,

The visits are made possible‘ Fruit is scarce in East "landing Officer Naval DIV!-‘. - . by an agiweement Signigd Tues- man'y_ »Sl0I‘lS Sll‘lC€ Aug. 1963, Llﬁllll _‘- day between representat-ives of An elderly Joachim l 59°“ “mil 11°!‘ l1'3n5f0l' l0 C116! ‘ me west Be,-gin city gwem. Limiman, said; regular force in 1956 was Wrenl merit and the Communist re- "T gime of East Germany. it . . _

While the politicians weighed is going to be a very halppyl Prior to her present appoint-~ ._ the possible future impucaﬁans gm» meg» Kment, 'Lieut. Scott served with. : of the ms: such deal over the ——-—m———; operations at Halifax, later shel wall, the Berliners in both parts CANCEL MAGAZINE l “'35 3‘ .“‘“C§ 5“9a"Va‘9’ _lh*=' of the city were jubilant. BOSTON tAP)—The Decem- naval all Sla“°"' Md l°’ 3 “me

For the last two Christmas ber issue of American Opinion, was asslslam 5°°F?‘*"Y l° the - seasons they have tpublished by Robert Welch. Naval B°ard', M.'m‘"y Agencyl apart, Families have been dj. president of the John Birch So~ . I0’ Sla“da"d'Z3l‘°" at NAT“ vided, wime foreigners and clety. has been withdrawn from 'h°3d‘l“3“‘°-“'5 L°"d°"- E"3'l wt-5,: Germans could pass circulation. Hubert W. Kregeloh,' " - _ : through me w.a1i_ me Berlmers editor of the magazine. said the D‘”_”‘E 59710931 ‘OUT Of lib

um mt issue was withdrawn because of spection Lieut. Scott will be ac- critical comments about Presi- comnanied by 5Ub- Llellt Irene, H ' dent Kennedy. He gave no d9.’ MacLeod, divisional officer

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