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gre nee a pa msec on oe i alin sailctioa ——s . . SLAND NEWS PAGE | EiapaGnoron tinny PSEEEE ; , * St. 's High School team, ANU [ | Campus Goes On Display |i" a Western And Central Districts | To Prospective Freshmen | ti‘m"mecssal ticy se ‘The Guardian, Charlottetown, Sat, April 10, 1965. 3| By CHARLEY McMILLAN The awards dinner, p night to |two Maritime titles The annual spring “Open pay tribute to all those who have if

House” at St. Dunstan's takes | contributed to athletics and the | : ° * place tomorrow afternoon, with Frere tg goes off Tues- | Society Said el GCG reset rie ae Se Responsibl atten-. ss , m dance expected. the AAA | MGS sidjie This Open House affair was —— aed’ Aammdaioe pon

- : initiatedjtwo years ago by Rev. tion, the various tré 2 Dr. Charles Cheverie of the bio- phics and Adiministrative “D's” | For Problems 7 logy department, and features given out by the respective so- -* a « interest about every cieties. ST. JOHN’S, NFLD. (CP) —

“campus operations at | h organization society Finance Minister F.W. Rowe . ; Rec . = made a plea in the Newfound-.

; 0 | Ae, poset generar» Aad “all $2.70. — inspect them- | phases of society’’ to take on ' evening’s Rotary Easter Seals The show, designed-to promote |... what a university has to P2!10m. and when a student col- 7 on tan

; see , ‘ “Dp” b increasin lems of today’ pledge toward the Easter Seals the benefit of crippled children, | 1,1’ is expected of the siiident jceives a gold “D” by way of ising prob! y's

performances : isi- Ssemates FB. eo Bate sy upheaval” in the classical piano selections| Chairman of the television the year prese: to recent months, and Logan, with Wal- ee — — ns ‘successful candidates. there had been seven violent overall chatrmam |Tniricate labatory experiments _Dave/Campbell, a Junior Arts |deaths in as many months ‘and The. the Easter Seals committee. | on the disection of a discoglos- Student 4rém Saint John, N.B.,| increased undesirable activity brand of music in the folk idiom | Rotary members have stated sidae or a right maxilla to an W2S elected president of the among young people.

much in evidence through- those wishing to send donations |e, ,janation of the sports equip- SDU Debating Society last Wed-| . He disputed the theory that —

the show, with songs by to the cause should mail them to | ment used by the Varsity ¢Sday. Other members elect-|the problems were caused by

groups as the “Sons Easter Seals Campaign, Box jms ed to the executive are: Tommy |easy access of teenagers to li- ", but lovers of western | 608, Charlottetown. McMillan, sophomore arts,|quor. He said what is real!v old-time music..were-not-for-| = ,PUBLIC INVITED Charlottetown. vice-president; “‘an_expression of gotten, either. Mimin ash Run. Although “Open House is“ or-" Phil E revolt in young people every- eee vocal ; a janes aes to high school | arts, Kensington, secretary; and | where. ‘| dancing . tap dancing were | ents and prospective univer-. Ror Turner, sophomore arts, “They ainst also included in the program. 1965 Allotment |sity freshmen, it should be Montreal, treasurer. kinds Ags Rand gq wrong _

Two of the youngest perform- pointed out that the general pu- i © tenes wcrc omen! mice Totals $50,000 cists Sut Re Tes fr sein wit mat ening» wg on Flanagan and __ instrumentalist | wane Secieleuar ong rca and donuts bating club, but will also serve |it is up to society to protect Pat King... ‘A (Special) The _Served after the tour of as the executive for the Atlantic | young people and asked citizens aaa 5 Snes oe gpd be Extended ten fect = psa ‘Intercollegiate - League, h | not to i

was busy dur- | Congratulations are in r rotates its executive to a not look for a scapegoat.” ing the show informing viewers | steel - sheet piling, it was am- to the SDU Drama Society Aor college every year. This will| Also at Friday’s session, the ,on the progress of pledged don- | Bounced Friday by Solicitor- their part in the Provincial fa-> mean that for the first time, St. Legislature gave approval in ations received from campaign | General J..Watson MacNaught. | ma Society production “Man of Dunstan's will host the AIDL principle toa bill which woald” workers at telephone headquar-| He said that this year’s depart- | All Seasons.” For the first time meeting-fext fall, a gathering | enable magistrates to order the

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JEENS COUNTY AGRICULTURE FEDERATION-SPEAKERS . :

< 1. : ne . + | ters. - | ment of public works estimates in several’ years, the St. Di | which will f oe - “es : s . - Duns- form all new policies | cancellation of liquor permits of Three speakers Agriculture’ held at Birch ‘beef fieldman for the depart- ment officer, and Rev.’ E. The television audience was | Contain a sum of” $50,000 for (tan’s Players failed to take the and regulations for the i Jast evening’s meeting of the Court. The i work at the location. | coveted ‘Best Play” award, but. year. —— Sriving. oo wee

speakers were ment of - agriculture; Rudy Vandevan, pe ad gpa Queen’s County Federation of from the left, Glen Cotton, Dallenback, rural develop- — Saint: Dunstan's Uni "

further Last year considerable. wack was they did capture three other

—_— — : - : - ee eee Pre, tee : See ee trophies. These .were het _ae- ae : products should contribute to the | risen 9, and ~ later | uter- headioc breakwat- | tor,?° Ken Doiron; best director, $238 SURPLUS EXPECTED Saccation be slaponied. ‘phone calls brought the total | ¢f and also-a saw-tooth struct-| Rev. Adrian Arsenault; and best pe , Father Vandeven su | to $916.12. ; | oe was built from the headlock | sets, Rev. Adrian Arsenault and . site farm management groups be or-| YOUNG CONTRIBUTERS |. an angie. |Leland Currie. After their : | ganized. = Two young contributers who |, mi MacNaught said that | award winning performance on ' 5 : Glen Cotton, provincial beef) saved pennies to help less for- | the work is completed | Saturday night, the players put fieldman, advised to strive for|tunate children were Cindy | ‘bere Should be excellent facil-|on a special show Monday for Standard brand cattle. There’s| Black, 5 Park Terrace, and ities for fishermen. The work | the students and faculty. : ue : not enough price difference to| Marc LeClair, 294 Richmond | ‘=. %si8ned to prevent sand bars ee : : ' i mad end Siebrand ben be Se Seeing 06 these have Math: 8 ) , a ag “vd oa | $2.2 fn pennies, and Mare com Fishermen of the area-are re-| EASTER PLAY WwW _ iy tng eoder calle be week il soon have ps cooyg B- on ea Ss a By CARMAN SMITH arlier thi: than oth vic Stadi si aicighid ‘award on cctauaeael and a f =I EXCITING | =: = Br th of ring’ y earlier Ss year other jum wi | go & a few may) J e. | 8'side Bureau, The Guardian | years. He felt it could not have! six other tenders. Also the ten- even get into the Blue brand. | (Continued from page 1) | ada in oyster production if the The town's annual budget, pre- | been ready any earlier unless the| der of $499-from R.T. Holman | : Here on the Island our beef). wolume can be stepped wed ‘sented last night, surpassed the | civic election date was changed| Lid. for the supplying of traffic | business is a by-product of the) *P3' can settle, so they can be“) econ daberkninian ot lee . $1,000,000 mark for’ the first as suggested at a council meet-| paint was accepted. | dairy industry for.the most part| namdled easily and speedily im | [1.‘indicate may be done. There time in the town’s history. | ing sometime ago. A resolution was also passed | and this is proper, as the regu- cos oe ae tchery. rg “muariente tis tr on at: In presenting the budget, Coun.| The 1965 budget calls for &| authorizing Mayor W.E. Jenkins lar milk cheque is needed by standard materials | sana ( a George Key, who is chairman of | small surplus of $283 after sub-|to attend the annual meeting of | ™ost farmers to keep going fin-| used for spat to settle on in the ~ © Pri Rib R of the finance committee, noted that | tracting the anticipated expen-| ine Canadian Federation of Ma-| 22cially. | natural state’ ure old-fashioned | mas a a tere ae out— me oast of Beef the budget. was handed down. ditures of $1,024,609 from the ex- yors-and Municipalities in Wind- | More cattle are put down a/ egg-crate fillers;“wrapped “with i aned finding orn sg be @ Roast Turkey : ‘ : = | Pected revenue of $1,024,892. sor,-Ont.from May 17 to 20. |grade for being too fat than| fox wire to provide stability. The | more ee other ; WEATHE | pr olowing “his presentation of)" \tayor Jenkins, who presided |there are for not having enough fox wire harks back tosa glam. | Purposes but “we cannot sup. © Fried Clams 7 R | fhe budget Councillor sey caut’| at the special meeting, com- fat. he said. orous period in Prince ‘Edward | P our own mextets new.” 3 jioned that the biggest part to mended the council and thanked |. For example, an animal that, Island history, but it is no long- | was stated. Canadian oysters | Above Dinners Served TORONTO \(CP) — Observed | Play now is to see that each de- |Home ie COnee Tours spent hasn't got the-type for a Blue er easily obtainable, and it is | h#ve quality advantages over | 12 9 5 temperatures: | Partment keeps within the bed. |i. preparing the largest budget | #24 15 carrying too much fat for | nor suitable for the kind of work | ose ia, the United States, i | ee ee p-m.—8 p.m. Min. Max. or = pene HB Seas eee ever in the history of the town. Pec nara ae pee isto} being Oe es ae Ye hy ance ont here is “great ; DOWURO = Yor erees = \to see that we don’t go over it.” |Councillor Key was also com-| Cattlemen should aim no lower Out eaoceatinn | with & large acreage of suitable | CURB SERVICE Victoria .... 2.900% 52 Pointing to the $283 surplus. he | ratulated for his role as chair- a a ade. ie Oysters. are most interesting sui ; Edmonton ........ B lia “we haven't very toch te| tam af the finance commitiee in |‘ann ‘ee commercial grade, Be) mings with which to work. They aa ee ee @ Regie ie icc ec cess Oe Et ; ” . | can. “do *change their sex. already lished reputation | : Winniveg ......:.. eS eee aaeiea ae Pl pag — | A fe aa _—— vster that spewns 36 3 malo tor--guality, marketing is seem | FLAVOR-CRISP CHICKEN.. > Toronto ........... 38 50 . : S - | this year, can Spawn as a : tes : : Ofawe sce BS | N vg for bata - Pige cape Key nd —- ae ed Ge oles of ds ear cnale’ ent yoldcbertiliaalion Js | Experiments with cultured | Golden tender pieces of Chicken with French Fries, Cold Montreal 34 30 | sessed value’ of properties. with | com lete Sor goraee \ [lhe is fo get'the best price for it,| external as both mate and &| chis to marian a wate sate ee Guedber «++ esses 3247 $13.85 of this amount for school | Gee illor Eric Johnston ask- Don't sell to the first person| male release their eggs into the | ® Hee igh mpg coe |: « Fredericton ....... 32 42 purposes and the halance of | eq the aah of the water Who comes along. Try the avail- | ro ; iat” kate in | a al seven Teak ne whet : SINGLE ORDER COE 78s 26 $1.10 Saint John ....:... ;% 39 | $15.15 for general purposes. land sewage committee. J.E. able outlets first, he advised. | re is a great tuture | oyster grows re rapid. |Leading Lady “Mae Ames” te a ad . oer ideas reese = = ™ onenee ja = will | Morrison, if something could be Presiding was Knud Jorgensen.| store for the Maritimes and Can- | pd nen Cae apid- Le sare HALF BUCKET e $3.75 chahaveses 4 ‘remain same a male : aa i nso t. Chicken Only bs Charlottetown ..... 31 43._|residents from 21 to 65 years of |{ON® 300m on the sewage prob- It should be possible, also, to | heaters pat oe 18 pes. of Chicken . Svdney 8 8 age and female residents, ages |¢™ in the. West Ward R develop various strains of oys- | ° wood BUCKET. . 6 orders of Chis $5.95 ~Narmouth ........ 35 49. 21 to SS, earning at least seo |Te?resents. He urged that the) ters, a hardier and a faster de- Auditorium, Easter Mon- Set Pee eabes ie 3 & {pet moth, sree, Sule ee — U ure Il [ ave veloping oyster were two types \eay, April 19th. Tickets on } q Albany ne 7 «$2 is eat eel cote by rir Councillor Morrison replied a joie “walter Shaw” lHughe Pee oe ; HOURS 2-2623 - lessees SB 7 {1 deducted | ,. , es Drug Store, Red- : bring us your problem and we of oyster, the jen- | _vrug ’ . Tampa cece 64 mom te tm bat ee 86 ek al eC . ne of ever he genial sci an rag, “btead’s’ Phar | Mow,- Tear. tym. - use am | | Phome - - New Orleans ...... 65 | 8% | 4 additional ,charge of six per Other speakers at Friday fore- (macy. Friday - Saturday 5 p.m. - 1 a.m. for Los Angeles ...... & - 60 cent per annum from due date) TWO SPEAKERS | . ‘ noon's closing session included Sunday 11 a.m. - 12,30 a.m. take out orders . weir ioe) = thy eee | otal pe | See ae eae ther office says that apart from | The motor vehicle tax on pri-| between the government and _ HALIFAX (CP) — Duncan C.j Mr. Marshall‘said only 10 4 taj’ and demonstration on | a few breaks over the south. | Vate automobiles remains at $20) groups who take their problems Marshall of Mootreal, eeject percent of development. money | canning equipment and W. A. 4 <7 western portion of New Bruns- a oe but commercial veh-|to the government. The latter ee ies ot “ian a pide the |2vailable is being devoted to | Murphy, officer-incharge fish wick and Nova Scotia, clouds | icles other than a bus, having ® has its hands up, as though it Slant alia bell the | aireraft such as the CL-84. | inspection laboratory, Char- covered all three Maritime pro- | C@P2city than one tomifears the people came look- #ircraft i teal Pa aie thn aleieall | lottetown who discussed the - vinces late Friday. will be rated at $25 and a com- ing “to get something.” instead Canadian CL - 84 vertical and ogo ee ee | canning of lobster paste: ‘A disturbance _ developing ovis i caneese tol ton oe of the, Joaling that maybe | eek ‘te duvelds the Goueery " its anaes warped is to make | Tokyo police arrested 19,684 southeast of Cape Cod will give | over, $50. neve something to céa- “It comes very close to what | travel) cheap, economic and|hoodlums and facketeers in .

groups an increased easterly flow of | Tractor trailers will be- taxed | "bute as well. the travellin devel- more in 1963, : + 7 x Be E : | g public is interest- | comfortable, and for the 1964, 2,169 than in Soe tacts a SSO at ne een anni" | mew ey tet gn tnd ~~~ remain far enough south to pre- Ition of the vehicle and the tax Gar arwey eee ences ae Marshall said OO [yreouononsisn % vent its precipitation from reach- fora snowmobile will be $15. | eotutinns..: or should support the development Q

ing most of the Maritimes. How- LICENSE FEES Mr. Dallenbach criticized the | of the CL-84. “It is a.wotkhorse | NOTICE

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High tide today at Charlotte- | first day of June. partment (agriculture) suggested

town 5.59 a.m. and 4.48 p.m. At | Of the taxes collected $287,208 tem aiecnere- ates |}

Rustico at 1.49-a.m. and 12.14 is required by. the board of |were all but impossible last

1.32 p.m. Summerside tide eight- are: general government, $56,- jdone. The federation should be teen. talawles later than Charlot- |566; protection to persons and |sanized on a ne. group

p.m. At Rustico at 3.07 a.m. and |above the school requirements |fall after the summer’s work is | . ON THE LINKLETTER TRAVEL AGENCY _-

5.44 158,987; publie works | basis. Even a . saint meet Ghat” heme ameter | vine to hand tam a Electric - :, *. Suunday at 5.42 a.m. and sets at a eae a re- | Why Feel EXCLUSIVE. 21 DA | “ 6.47 p.m. | 4 ;-health, ; =f Woak Rus.dows ce . D 0 cial welf; nd employees ; NOTICES | benefits, $20,976; community | _ Tired, Nervous $ or Od? ~ ALL EXPENSE PAID CONDUCTED 3 EH RNER TT 4, ae tees ena Sa, eee fT SS 4 Received too late for Classified debt charges, $287,302.50; tem- = ee Fe eas EUROPEAN TOUR : E. B. EDDY °* tS at . fab She death notice column |porary debt charges, $25,190, | Ostrex today. Helps resaia you j ct DAIRY TOWELS nest Galvanized ————— Se $20,900. Popo yt Pe $ ; _ oun P ' S el Weta ue Ae eed beckeded: that’ the tank ef | Total Cost Includes everything a 49c linn: 5s wee. 2 29 Re, “ete 7a year. Resting | Nove Scotia be requested te @ We were able yesterday to obtain 2 additional Air Canada and Global . | the Marray River Funeral Home ances by way of over- - cota moon ionday, then to the Churen | draft, note or otherwise to the CO-OP HI-BOY tae, ere Teen took: we |'own for the current year om Join the delightful group of men and women from all over the Island : Te ee : $120,990; that the Conadion fy who are already going on this personally-conducted tour of England - / CHEWS 2 19 MYERS — At Saint John, N.B yrs | porkat Ssh ed Ceaeanen ites Belgium - France - Switzerland - Italy. eal eae Sg . ‘ ‘ eae i

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