To open the series oi cere- monles connected with dedication and allicill open- ing of the new Bullch Rec- nation Centre. in Charlotte-

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suMlliElllen — Marmara oi the Summerslde Town Council last night at the rpm wun- eil meeting were unanimous in their reeling: that the town had been dealt unfairly in regards to e muncemenr. that lot) military housing units would be built at 519mm Panic

I commitment would be built In the town and that Summersi had been dealt “quite a plow" when advised that the land was not required.

It was recalled that n town rue had been chosen in the: and um the town had received I firm commitment CMHC that the houses would he erected on this site.

The Dawn, said Conn. Key. had wnod CM'HC recently Ind asked cundlructinn or Illlit! “will begin as town's ap- lung now held upl"

ill nnnlver In this telegram CMHC said ‘Intesl iinlml'laLIlll available In us here in that nssesammt oi milliary mining needs will he made anoi- cams plcllnn ni small pmleet on slnlion, III‘

lrom my

FORMER RECTOR UNVEILS PLAQUE

town, - briet ceremony w a - held yesterday niternoon, whlah a plaque commeman- lns the dedlcotlon oi the build- in[ VIII unveiled by El. Rev.

'S’SIDE DEALT QUITE A BLOW' Housing, Unemployment, Wa’rer Ra’res lrk Council

with this study to he

the oonunlaston in ms ior anal)le oi per- manent rates and regillatlonr. mm. K!!! said he wuidn't see the public UMiines Connors-loo should have mn- trol over water and sewerage utilhios which the hampers own. He said “I think we need a raise in water rues but i also

rily to let file lute". He Added “i don't think we need I ratile at this mlznltude.

I 1! per can more“: in the present rats would be sldtaole. The mime! Nut lane poor people would have Mll- rneelinu the proposed com- mifiion rm.

TAX AGREEMENT A resolution we: passed the town mike mmgunmts

‘l m.

thidi we should have the Milo- umwn

A suggestion was made t’nat '0

P I t r i l: I( McMahonl shown above. lot-riser rector at St. Dunstnn's Basilica Parish now [wish priest at Southpnrt. The certmnny was Illended by

I period of further wfiinee'ring to enter into I five-year coir

tract—lassz — with the ONE tm' continuation or the grant in lieu oi taxes on CNR PmPe'rtles on! in Summorside. A coir tract with the railway had ex- pired in lsol.

Complaints have been receiv~ Cd Ihnt c’niidlen from the Elm Street School have been using the railway track: to walk home irom school and have some dismme no the runway Lrpffic on lhesc tracks.

it was announced that the Police mmiltee were Diannlni.‘ lure men to attend to the trains at the school utters ioaa. One councillor suggested that nobody seems to he loo log otter the olvildren in these

has,

It. Is Iisn murmured that a a o'clock cunew had been elect- td by Police Chief S. r . Wannnmnker and Ural this our. lew would be rigidly untamed.

ISLAND NEWS PAGE:

Summers'de And Prince County

no mi‘diatr requirement sorvrced lauus in town." Key said the town had spam some 315,000 in survey. ml servicing oi the proposed his a dried "1 incl CMnn mlca‘ srmlc cnnslderaitlml on dais drol nr $15,000."

Conn. Jar-k he tell the same way a chain. Keys nnt‘. that CMHC owml the limit the money and than. it shiluld go as Ia‘l' as to one lol- reimbursement.

in aerial survey in regard the proposed project had (mt the town omne sown. said emu. Lea Wood.

CHRONIC ‘UNEMPLOYM'CNT‘

inll a'ml as a high unmplny- dislodged v-

mmioe. by on metal oi the inoculation, an be mad as In em oi ‘nhmllic' unam<

YEIIWE the pram lltuIlltn in Sllmmefiide."

Huvilx read tin lat! In the council. Mnyur Mlmrilon Hid, “it he er. Machghti thinks we haven't got my he wants in my mnd town I will]; he'ii find plenty.“

Cmnlderlbie w nude In on with the Public Ulillllel Cmmhllm It- der m Mm new wnter rats in Emma-rid. (Twelve

ov. 1. 1m.

NEW WATER mm

The new during 0! nnlt rol- woun- and newan would be Illa per ninth.

net-1m rum to min I: dtect durlu

(Received ho lite (or Cl-Ilflll Doll! Notice column).

[helm — At erflldd. Sunday. Mi . 1m. Joli! FrInHIu MIcFll'iIue in hi] Nth yur. Resting It the wt- Dillle “par-i

manhuntamem i'mhhflmhm'lit— Mm:

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Srinmnhln raid,

r I all to

DEATH NOTICES

mm _ gummy, dull. MAIL. “.10.”, mm 3 “Quad filler

The Guardhn, Chubthtown, Tues“ Sept. 17. 1963. 3

Mllst va Malcolm A Mac- Eachern, bishop oi Charlotte tnwnl Ind a large crowd at Roman Cplhoiic school child- ren [mm city schools.

Livestock Auction Sale Tops $5,800

‘ Sales at the chariotietown Live stock Exchange auction yam-

veaied as lire second Weekly Sale concluded

one pony sold the latter for :80.

who sale management expraos. ed surprise at the allowance ln view oi the g harveol weather. there was some con. the busy sea- son. oi holdier the sole e v ery

at weeks, in or than waekly.

The ll steels uttered brought 51.64515; 5 l - nin

10n Agenda

‘ ln lmldlng lts weekly meeting ‘ in ‘ today, I Mature oi the provincial cabinel's stay in the Prince County town ' be h tour of the MAP base. The cabinet seslinn in Sum- mersldo is a continuation o! e series or out of town gather- ing: which were started earlier in the year. OFFICIAL TOUR premier Walter R Shaw and

KENSTNGTON — A mainline call by Mayor Everett Champs ion if Kcnsingtm to Mlyor Emu Yen oi Momma Iu night mIrited the dfit’ial upm- im d tile new dial system liir lllle Kalli-nylon UNI.

M nude mark the e int-nan oi the till lawlce [billowing I dinner spammed by El? phale Co Ltd

line

In his Iddresx to the mu, w. c. Auid. Charmin mall» Igel' oi laland Telephone clan.

slid " on ion n mo

. Wt "‘ ment look back over- 7t years.

it is um lmbelle'vable um 74

is. be sold, the new (It! equip-

mufl Wm piIced kilo mice to serve talent-o

nu. Tile qmt kt the new

deli

minthclflfl

Kensing’ron Has New Dial Sys’rem

Mr. 'l‘omell, who also armor» med hhe bistallation oi the dial

in Montague ran- her this year. will return to Stockholm in two weeks time.

This equipment Is oi the most mudnn type mid while entire iy itinerant in appearance and method 0! Manon, the new Wltem resppudr to the same dialing mam It 9d ‘Jl other and exclunuea throughout the pmvinoe. ELECTRONIC BRAIN

in this lysteln in electronic IYrIin dig“! the Mil seven dlzltl dinid Ind [Pi-l up the required medial in I Trac- tion at I mood. The then [M to handle other calls and consequently can handle he'vmi cIliI It the same time.

Sealed at the diam last evening wore charm-n w. c. Anld. Gem Maeuurdo. president at board nl Trade in the Kensinns

area: liei Handhgtoh. MLA; Mayne Champion and Louis p_ Call-11h“ who uid M.

Rev. L. M. Murray spoke a law wank Ind Mod the line lei-vice dives by tia- tele- operators in the

the phone line“

thumps.

urn,

cabinet members will leave here i a o‘clock this morning and will be received on the Air Force base by Grnup Capt Dagg an hour later. A short bricling on the makeup or the station will be inllowed by In oiticlal tmlr At its conrlllsilm. the cab- inel will be gueds oi Group

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UMMERSTDE a 'flllirtv sen- ior housing units wrli he built in live Prince County omnmunl. t llnrmerllirle, Aiberlon. O'hepry, Wellington and Ken. singtun it was announced yes. tel-nay by the Hun. Henry w Wedge. minister M wellnre Ind labor and president oi the senior citizens housinz corporation Tenders will be called today by the Central Hnuiing I Morlznne Corporation, and dose

the bald table It on

Mr Wedge said surveys In connection with the renting ot the homes have been completed in two nl the live communities, Ind 30 nersnnll have requested Infllllll'! In Snmlnel‘slrie and 21 in Wellington 1 The humes are III In he sell- ‘cnntalneli units Ind constructed in RTDIIP! M four Ind six. T he number ol units for each c o m» munin will nnt he Innollnced It this Iiml‘

sumo (ill ..

um d Prim county mint in Winn. HIM“. mm! and indlmrli dewle '8 underlay Selfi- I’. it VIII In- man-1 yam. by Punter Will! R. It".

The firm will be M in Ila [lulu win he AM"!!! militant. d Ilium"! loch-II into

unces Date

ce Co. Survey

"In Industry In Prince County Ind to Int ll tumult-Ill for Mr. Daley on the entire overall pm.

will Rut. They will IlIo do III the

lnIppInx neceuery. TIN

TX MI! El

Al held at the much de- plrtmenl, Mr. Daley this week wen! I uric! oi le medinnl in various Prince Duunly cent- rel, to (1th III Inlurmltltvn polllble "at the people !

The nrnlertx are In he r ll m- pletetl by April :11. and inllnwlng the completion oi landscaping. the homes are expected Ill be ready lnr up! by June 1.

Construction is to be dune un- der In: winter Wurkn prnzrnln, ! Mr. Wedge said he expect: that Approximately “)0 men will be employed in the live centres ___.—__

BASEBALL SCORES

American agile Chicago It Washington ppd. rnln.

s 2.

~ Nllltmll bull!

f Chirllo 0U 00‘ O“— I 1 I

:PIttdbur-lh mmml— Al Jack-on (ll-Isl ma Sch-tier.

VeIie {Ml Ind Pull-ml.

‘ l , has FrIn. m “0005— 4 ‘ll ' "1': 2m", Milwaukee cumm— I u m Mm"... Marlehal tzm Ind bailey;

m I will lately "Ill-hie

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see nwntn: tor and It lint time tin Little itrin will make a verbal report to Mr. Daley. Ind will iollow ll with a written report so dun lulu.

completion,

Arthur B. r

Clonlnper into), sille ( Ten-Her (3) Ind Tom, S III) Mil—Menu

Lo- Auelu “emu—t Jr st. Louis Mmm- l n

Padres (ilvwl. Perranorlrt (ll Ind ltnseboro; Broliln. sunnts you ll!) Taylor at Ind Mc- lCIrver. an: srL—uuslsl ml.

6), T|e~ HIT.

ydav totalled $6.386 till. it was re- W

. l A total 0! 43 head of cattle and

eed the

lS’side Men jRemanded In Theft Case

charged with taking a motor vehicle horn its parking space with intent to operate same, Austin Ernell Smith. pleaded not guilty Ind Elmer Mack Gal- iInl. pleaded guilty, iollowlng arraignment beiore Magistrate James a, Johnston. QC. 'n Queens County rnnristrate'l murt yesterday, no Icculed. Summemnk, were until this morning, Charged with than oi a brace valued at under so). William

resident! oi manded

quested that his ease be an. inurned so tmt he may obtain counsel, The mlsteate adjourn. ed the case until September 23 lnionnnnt in the use was Cnst David a. iner, Charlottetown RCMP.

Charles Maaradyen. at Valley 51.. Charlottetown, wIs convicted oi having had care and control oi a motor vehicle while Impair- ed by alcohol, on the testimony at Cnst. Norman 0. Currie, Charlotte own R . Ic- ensed was represented by John P. Nicholson, willie crown Pro- MIAMI WI! conducted In; Alan K. Scllcs.

!

Charles Mnclnnla. Millvule, re, ,

Four Traffic Cases Heard

— Two Sums mersrue modules unopened before Magstroto its. Hinlintl In town police point on charges ni speeding yesterday, one be ntg lined :15 and am for travelling so miles per hour on

ater sueet Em Ind use other costs,

$10 and

Urban Gallant. in. was fined :10 and costs (or driving with- out n iiceuse.

The case oi Vol-ooh Fulton uyment, char-god with unpaired driving. was adjowped ll Friday_ . m testimony by two nesses,

Melville Campbell represent- aocused and George McMahon acted (or hire crown.

Charged with drunkenan

an

one person wu fined on Costa.

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i follow-ins cwin wit-

Visit To RCAF Base

0i Cabinet

Capt. Dag: and station binders It I reception and luncheon in the mirrors Mes

The ministers will leave th e station at i.“ p.m. en mule tn Summerside ann Hull, where the cabinet session will be held at 2.15, with I possibility seen that some briels may be Dre-

denied. Al the conclusion oi the .I as- sesslon. members will tour the

site a! construction of fish mch kn

ing plant oi lsland packers.

This will he lollowed nl 5.30 by a reception and dinner len- der-ed the premier and his min- ister-s by Mayor Ernest Morel. son and members or Summer- rlde Town Council.

Senior Housing Units Ianned For Prince

{or the winter months on the pro- e

l c .

The Senior Citirena Housing Corporation was set up over a year ago to build housing at low

king oi Malaya. lelt. stands Prime Minister Tuniiu [Princel Abdul Hartman at in Kuala Lumpur

SUMMERSIDE * A

meiside Lolmt' carnival and Livestock Exhi tion be era tended to a 10-day program met with coslllderhhie opposulon at

nlval meeting held at the iexe ion home last evening. presented in the 1962 manag- er's report by Charles Hogan, in view at the great influx unvists Horned live 1964 be»

a

, the recommendation has Crilir‘lfl‘fd l1y members or last year's committee becauao it was believed there umid not be enough events available to amply Elli a iii-day schedule l

Mr Hogan said he {oil that, numerous new attractions could be lost . and past onps ml-

cont lor couples over the age oi

We

purposes.

Moncton, 230 St. George

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proved, for the em; iour days. lie proceeded to present several suggestions to the meeting.

“The new Musical Ride has been agreed upon run a two-day run neat year". sold Mr. Hogan. "and thorn in a wsihiiity that the RCAF will hold Alr Forec- nay during the lobster carnival celebrations".

He said there ls a further possibility that wuli own mnvlp am and top» inn artist will come tor the i

on who are presently living un- der poor rnntlllinm,

The first homes under the scheme were constructed In Snuris and opened in July Alli

lnnr unlts have been ooclipiedl lol- the past Iwn monlhfi

Eligibility lnr the hllmes Isl based on age and the lnlal In» come nl rnllplps. which ihnlllrl not exceed $15" per month and he no leis than Slflfl nor mnnth Rental of the homes has been set at Sfill per mnnlh.

In regard to senior project! in other areas or the province, Mr, wedge said same of the Elm. veys being carried out have not been completed but an announ- cement will he made shortly in connection with the planned pm, lectsl

AT BIRTH OF N

The Vang DisPerlunn Agang. yesterday "ranking the birth at until election; next year. he

to me was Ca ni days ol the carnivaL and oi lihm'ld a.“ be “mmd'

"

the world's newest nation, the Federation M Malaysia. Rah- man Is exmd to serve as Malaysia‘s iirsl prune minister

0' Miss Frill." Two PARADES

“I would suggtfi two parades ii the carnival runs (or '

the firsl hall of the annual car- days", said Mr. Hogan." and i of agriculture should be

understand lhe Prince C .lnly Horsemen‘s Club is considering running two free-for—alls.

The centemiiai celebration

said "that another contest be

M155 Anne oi Green Gabies.’ Beyond the numerous new suggestions be talked about the annual track and field mm. bingos, the baby contest, child» ren's day. mural- enhevrta ment_ the lobster suppers dis- plays and the livestock show. Mr. Hogan suggested that the new committee strive to have 64 floats in next year's parade hd produce a M-nage bank!

ion the carnival, ‘Mlss pm. DUTIES He said that inan duties

would be (mind for Miss REJ lur all-war round mutation and that arrangements should be made so she could attend diliorent tumicms. "The pos- sibliily of sending our queen ConMsi

perhaps since 1964 is centennial year, we might receive saml‘ help horn the centennial com- mittee in this regard", he said Disappointed with the sheet doooraiious in l. , , Hogan said he has written to the naval supply depot in l-lahrax. monon- mg [,500 Signal ilags w brighten up the town streets ion the iv: occasion Lookan lorward to lullrre ex

ln. \

divs-as read to the

EW NATION

new federation emu l1 MI. laya. Sarawak, North Romeo and Singapore. (AP Wire}:

S'side Lobs’rer Carnival May Run 10 Days In 1964

rei-om- course you have your menulglpansllm ot the livestock shim. mendat‘ion that the 1964 Sum~ day parade and the selection he said it can not be expected

Ihni the win entry list can: be extruded unless more money is

niloltcd for prizes “The provincial departnmlt

IP‘ lprnaciled in this he said, "and I believe we

should contact our local

repro- lsnmauve in the House at Com-

of committee has suggested," helmons. Solicitor General Watson

hlaanught, to secure some

cause of the cenlenrliai ceiebra- lleich possibly {al- the rule of help ll‘om the lederll girl/En»

merit".

FINANCIAL SUCCESS Revlewtrlg last year”: cami- val, Ml: Hogan said: “i feel that we have mot-ad mid pro- ygreseed more in 1963 than we than- in any previous year. ‘Nrarly 19,000 persons paid ad- inmhinh tn the stadium mtl'llli lrhc week and the carnival also ironed a rlnaucinl success. as t Will he, scan in Lite auditor's mom-l on) be presented inter in i

the innnl l past president Ben Clum- plan presented a very short but adequate report in which he suggested pinning other lhlnl‘. more entertainment. ,mmr local talent and more lob lstdrs [or 1964 y A leilm irom David carnelge nseenng in ln-lurh a new public address syr- ‘lcrn. better midway enter-lain. lmenl and something special in ytlle uav or 9:9an tor the mam ystreel in ltlun during the week, ‘ll‘a‘ tllzlfle‘fill‘fl ‘ 'i‘hr ('nni‘lllslnn or the mural menu: was ndiourhed to a tutor new at which time the alld'lnl"s report Will be pram» ,ed and otllrlala will be named Tor lhr coming year ‘

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6 'Banlom Game

Is Postponed '

sounls — The rural game or inc island Bantm E baseball iirw‘ series which WIS slated inl- Montague last evening was povlpmwd by Igreemoni ill the lwn coaches when it became ap- parent moi Sourls would he un- able to iield a team lhe Montague dlamolld where the game was to hate born played is to he made reanv lor iootball, tilt" two teams ulll nnet an a nequ held at a hole In be set.

SELL 1'0 MANY In recent years Bulgaria has developed active economic re. La-‘tlpnl with 86 foreign coun- ea.

We'vn got rooms ideally suited (or banquets, sales meetings. dances. teas. weddings, bridge panics, Tashion shows, anni- versary parties. club meetings. oil; at small we are pleased to cater to them ali. Enjoy the bust ioonl, sarvlaa and sur- ioundirtgs. Your luncllon will he a much greater success. Forreservationsandassislanca in planning your pony, phone 4-1371