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va) A Me aid, Ri- eva) ‘Mrs. Linus McQu -_| MONTAGUE — The. eight,
jyears .and under double-knock- | out for Island supremacy. got under way at Montague yester- |
INSPECTORS HERE Inspectors from the Depart-
‘ment of Fisheries will be using |
helicopters to keep a close watch | on a large herd of seals which is reported to be near the Island. Seal hunting season on the ~Is-
CITY AREA FUNERALS _|
\ i | MacMILLAN FUNERAL The ora ore elie a The funeral of the late Stephen of Wednesday night's play at |MacMillan took place on Thurs- the Abegweit Bridge Club; day morning from the Hennes- 1. Mae MacMillan-Bubs Duffy heed aaa to St. Dun- 2. Louis Gaudet-Roy Vessey — Wok de Si a—where Requiem 3, Helen Dunbar-Marjorie Well lee ass was celebrated by eae a emer ee 4, Dorothy ae "Rev. PF. Martens. XEE 6. Ton . ~ .-|Rev. Reginald MacDonald; Very TO SEE GAME (Rev. F.J. Maloney; -Rev. K.C. Five city: residents travelledMacMillan: Rev. Clifford Mur- to Boston to see the Bruins take phy; Rev. W.B. Reid. The medi- | on the Rangers at Boston Gar: cal’ staff, of the Charlottetown dens last night. They left the |Clinic, also the nursing staff of | Island Wednesday, They—will the Charlottetown Hospital, the} also see the Toronto Maple Leafs |Sisters of St. Martha, the Royal | play the ;Bruins © on Sunday | Canadian Legion attende‘ the | i Island group includes: funeral. ~The -Canadian Legion |
Bill MacDonald, Fred Bradley, |sraveside service was conduct- | Don MacEachern, Haddie Mac- |ed by Comrade Harry Mortimer. | Dougall and Willard Barrett. They are travelling by private
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LEFT, David Townshend. skip of the Souris team and Garth Harris, skip, of the Summer- side entry. Also in the picture is E.G, ‘Duke’ MacDonald, representing the Prince Ed- ward Island Curling Associat- ion in the absence of Peter Sinclair.
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side entry skipped by Garth! Harris 15 while the: Charlotte- town team skipped by Ken Jenk- ins won a close one’ in an extra jend off the Montague foursome ‘skipped by Ken MacKenzie 9-8.
The afternoon round was fol- lowed by a dinner banquet at the Legion home. Mayor B.H. Yeo | welcomed the curlers to the town and’ wished them the best | of luck in curling and hoped they would enjoy their stay in Montague. Justin MacNeil, presi- dent of the Montague club was the emcee for the banquet.
Before the banquet adjourned | ladies of the ~ legion ~ auxiliary. : ..,| were called to the dining room day afternoon_when——the-—spiel +f ae rads Ta es aici witht where ‘they Were- congratulated Mayor B.H. Yeo throwing the first rock. All clubs in the pro- vince with the exception —of | Crapaud have representatives in the competition.
In the 2:30 draw Dave Towns- hend, skip of the Souris team,
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Eastern and Central Districts” The, Guardian, Charlottetown,-Fti., March 4, 1966. 5
Strawberry Festival Committee Meets
MONTAGUE — A short meet. ing of the Montague Regional! the dates for the event.
. |. It was also strongly. urged, Strawberry Festival committee | that, due to the heavy cost and{
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groups. This, ther felt, would Montreal . ....... + a eliminate considerable waste/Quebee ...seess. 20 3A and be much easier to handle. | Fredericton 34 oon They also said the assistance 'Saint John .....-... 35 40 from the WI ladies who did not|Moncton . .....-.- 31 39 live in Montague was consider-|Halifax . .....+.--. 34 39 able and they did not have a Charlottetown . .... 31 34 refusal from any of the ladies'Sydney — .....++0+.. 32. 38 ‘of the town whom they had con-'Yarmouth . ....+.. 3, 40 tacted. They suggested this help c+” jonns Nfld 32. 35 had perhaps gore unnoticed. Bocce ns oo ke 35 Many suggestions were made New York ..... 4l 57 as to how the. Wednesday after- \4jamj ee 7 BI noon could be-taken-up if they». |) UU 31 49 dropped the Regatta and these aren Sree i - suggestions will be handed on V5 AMMOIEE .64600.: 5 5 to the new slate of officers when 52" Francisco 37 52 selected. HALIFAX (CP) — The wea-
It was also noted that: the ther office says an area of high new hockey. and skating rink Pressure will cross the district will take it possible to consider | today to give ‘mostly clear several new ideas for this year’s| Skies and afternoon tempefa- festival. It was suggested that tures will again climb to the the Community Welfare League high 30's or low 40's.
Ltd.,: owners of the rink, be con-|, 4 jarge disturbance over the
tacted to see if the official Central States will move east-
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jward te spread clouds ever th | western regions this evening anc lover the rest of the district |Saturday morning. Rain show fall in all three provinces Sat urday when the disturbance moves into the district,
- Regional forecasts: :
| Cape Breton, Prince Edware | Island: “Sunny; a little colder; |northwest winds 20 diminishing \in the evening to light; * low-higt | Friday at Sydney and Charlotte town ,27-35;. outlook for Satur. ‘day, rain; milder:
High tide today-—at? Charlotte. town 8.57 a.m. and 7.54 p.m. Ai Rustico at 3.26 p.m. Summerside tide eighteen minutes later thar Charlottetown. Sun rises today at'6.43 a.m. and sets at 6.07 p.m
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._|was held last evening in the} amount of extra. work, the! festival week. : ‘|}4own hall, Kenneth R. Mac|Lower Montague regatta be es If It's Fish and: can ’ : Tn eee Donald, last year's chairman! dropped. However one or more} MERCURY. HITS BOTTOM presided. | of those present felt it should be caught It was suggested that a three-| still be considered. The coldest spot in Canada is a8 e day event be planned for this| 4 meeting to select new of- Snag, Y.T., where a tempera- WE HAVE iT" : ficers ‘and a chairman for this ture of 81 degrees below zero | oe and thanked for the dinner by | year's event, will take place in has been recorded. Pp onbag Harris, the Summerside the near future. |: Pe Sons Fresh Frozen : ‘ 5 : te) Ladies present for the meeting | e oo ae draw: | Leen the meals should be! WEATHER Cured. Fish ae 002 001 100 301~ 8 | handled by a committee select- | manueie te i. Seamer K. Jenking (he sd, trom, the organizations and), TORONTO (CP) r- Temecrs: | QUEEN ST. MEAT 110 010 021 020 1— 9 te ——————| Low overnight ‘High Thursday ; MARKET David Townshend (S) |aam, when Souris meets Belve-'|Dawson ......,... _ 35-10 . wes 001 201 090 00-7 |dere and Montague meets the Prince George ..... 9 -2%. | 7-2 Queen St. Dial’ 4-7336 G. Harris (SS) RCAF. Vancouver .......- = 20 43 | 190 040 103 21-15! Following is the line score: Victoria ............ 8°24 fot _ The 8:30 draw saw Wally Vau- | Wally Vautour, ROAF Edmonton ......-.. 13 2 -M tour, RCAF team, and Al Mc- , 203 301 030 010 x13 ‘Calgary ........0065 2 15 Curdy team of Belvedere end .A!l McCurdy Bely. Yellowknife ....... i aL : in a 19-10 victory for Vautour, | 010 030 301 02x—10 Regina ...........+ ‘i¢ 8 TODAY-SAT while the Ken Jenkins ‘rink lost |Ken Jenkins (C) | Winnipeg 13 ‘are out in a thriller to Burt Prid- i 101 022 000 030— 9 Churchill 7 ham of Alberton 10-9. Burt Pridham (A) \Toronto ..., 44 Play. continues today at, 9:30 020 000 211 301—10 Ottawa 41
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|Pallbearers were: Fred A. Mac- i ; } . : LB |Miljan, Staff Sgt. Donald’ Rho-|] THE ISLAND CHEV | ey f Soe OLDS ITD ntague Mens Wear Smith, Joseph Cheverie, Joseph * McAvinn. Interment took place CARD SHOP | At janine locati: Col se r in the Catholic’ cemetery v ith eet eee ‘ he 7 Nc aeyenl of Euston and Weymouth. | MAIN STREET service bein nducted by Rev. 9 ’ e Robert-MarDonald:~ of PY SN Gratton St. ____Ch’'towa. 1. Opp. Ch’tewn: Curling -Club. ES et nen ce eee EE RTE TT
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terday morning were John G. Ellis, Dunstaffnage, parked on the wrong side of the highway; Charles La Vie, Charlottetows, |. driving on the wrong side of the road; Hillside Motors Ltd. Park- dale, failing to transfer regis- tration; James Russel MacLean, De ‘Sable, inefficient equipment; Louis James Howard Morrison, Charlottetown, stopping where unsafe to do so; Edward Wil- liam Lutz, ‘Charlottetown, turn- ing across traffic; Doris Ivy MacKay, Sherwood, illegal park- ing.
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MacDONALD FUNERAL —| The funeral for Reginald A. Mac: | Donald was held Thursday morning from the home of his | brother-in-law and sister, Mr. | and Mrs. A. B. MacAdam, Morell, to St. Andrew’s Church, Mt. Stewart, where Requiem | High Mass was celebrated by} Rev. Clarence Roche who also conducted service at the grave. | Present in the sanctuary were Rev. T.P. Butler and Rev. James Kelly. Honorary pallbearers
ald, David MacAdam and David MacCarthy, all grandnephews of the deceased. Active pallbearers were John D. MacDonald, Ber- nard Barrett, Clarence Coffin Jr., Morley MacEachren, Syrene MacDonald and Clarence Mac- Donald. Interment was in the church cemetery.
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