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SUMMERSIDE — Two car ac-; driven by Sherwin Curtis Mac- | 05

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cidents were investigated in the | Donald of lottetown at 8.15 a.m., eastern Prince County area over Ferguson are om = ee ces ad Gl coe the weekend. There were no injuries and Atlantic Provinces Art

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vehicle chain collision at De- follows: Hammill - Irvi | of Arts.

sable early Saturday morning. truck $100: Ferguess ‘200 ‘end | His address in Fredericton

Carrying out the investigation MacDonald $50. | wi deal with the human ele-

were the Borden RCMP The second accident reported ment in art — particularly the The accident was attributed 10 was investigated by the Sum- | history of portralt painting. and

the extremely treacherous driv- mersi

ing conditions caused by freez- de town police.

ing rain which turned the hizh. SLIGHTLY INJURED

ways into a sheet of ice. The accident occurred at ap- The accident occurred wnen proximately 4.15 Saturday after-

Irving Oil tanker truck, | 200n at the intersection of Gran-

driven by Leland Joshua Mur. Ville Street and Schurman Ave.

ray of Charlottetown was unable A 1964 station wagon owned by |

to drive up the hill near ihe Kelly's Flower Shop, while

restaurant at De- travelling down Granville Street,

vehicle was pro- collided with a small 1958 model

ards Charlotietown car which was coming onto

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driver stopped midway Granville from Schurman Ave. hill to put on chains , The small vehicle, driven by be hens - Estate and for While he was ‘stopped a 1958 Freddy Vince of RCAF Summer- three Oe Mele es oi . model car proceeding in the Side, caromed off the. station a ae of PEL siding Justice direction of Borden and driven Wagon and crashed into a oark- Saturday afternoon. \ of by James Leslie Hammi!) of ¢4 veticle owned by Cliff Ram- I professors gave talks on t e Court Seven Mile Bay, collided with 5a. a education in general ia . next

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front of the oil truck. Vince was taken to Princ® | ciatist voted

— i " ~ 1963 model car driven by County Hospital by an ambul- remain in Premier Aldo tay’ to | hour of eleven KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS VARIETY SHOW PLANNED sa ee eeccd Hoamie, Home wtere he wae, ctemitay (centre-left coalition government asa regular subject| ‘eneom. toria then sideswiped Hammill's Home where he was attended | hut demanded a cabinet shake- an oe SRR298 DATED this 11th. The organizing Yommitiee be staged Feb. 24 at the Basil- George McGuigan, chairman, tion, which will see a cast of | vehicle, and a fourth vehicle, De. Hubert MacNeill and jup. The 2 gov. attending were| Tuary, A.D. 1966. for the Knights of Columbus ica Recreation Centre. Left to and Eric Doucette. Talent 4... 159 stage song, dance | Sigeetias te he general dx ernment for the ‘director of CHARLES variety show make prepara- right are Edmond LeClair, from throughout the province - ee : | ection ariottetown and Damage to the flower shop | present. music for P.E.1 Rev. L. M.

tions for the performance, to director; Alfred Morrison! will be featured in the produc- . | oF rE ES

Agriculture Minister Wants | ' Flag Raisings Dairy Support Maintained — Set For S'side-|

Agriculture Minister An-| consumers were well aware of SUMMERSIDE — In keeping drew MacRae said Saturday he| the ingredients of the butter | Substitute.

The minister. said that some the ban on margarine sales in brands of margarine are made the province is lifted. . from good vegetable oils which |

He said the support price sys- make up a product pretty close | tex: is renewable annually and in taste to butter, He added, | this annual renewal system however, that other types of oils “does not supply any large being used in margarine manu- measure of security for farm- facture can produce an inferior

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There has been speculation Mr..MacRae agreed with Pre- that action may be taken at the mier Walter R. Shaw that it is session of the legislature, which very likely that the margarine opens Thursday, to allow leg- question will be discussed in the | al sale of margarine. Prince Ed- | legislature. He said “if the peo- ward Island is the only province ple's representatives vote to fm Canada which prohibits its allow the sale of margarine, a sale. bill could be brought in to repeal |

He said he would also be con- | the section of the Dairy Industry cerned in seeing that margarine Act which prohibits its sale.” | e—_——————-._ Mr. MacRae said, however, |

that he would not promote such |

P.E.1. Driver so Examiners | CANADA'S

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mony. | As in Newfoundland, the Union | — Kinkora Joka ; ; Jack will fly on a separate flag-| Schurman, chief driver pole. In this cise it will serve howsle Laat

examiner for P.E.1., and Joseph | 2. the symbol for Lieutenant. - year Clark, driver examiner for Sum- | Governor Percy Page whose of- with the — merside, recently attended an ‘fice is in the legislative build-| jor the past three examiners’ conference. in Fred-- ing -- “= foray ee ericton. The military will be promin-| Farmer, QC, in

The conference. held to ensure ent in various ceremonies also| Mr McCabe served

aniformity in drivers’ license honoring the of teste te Mow Beunswish. -was military. Dot tes >a = naval reserve while in college

attended by the P.E.I. examin- | and , : que benntes ef the chelation 90) ats See examing

provinces. , change to the maple leaf new methods of examining were | with full-dress ceremony, _ con-| In co-ordination. with

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tor Vehicle Administrators, abroad. At posts abroad, at the Washington, D.C., and N.B. Mo- United Nations and NATO head- ter Vehicle Branch staff mem- quarters, ceremonies will bers Donald Lee, chief driver conducted by Canadian examiner, and H.W. Kirk, high-/! sentatives at noon local way safety co-ordinator. ;

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