taken the trout. caught by Ileg Pineau oi illoornliel who Is showing it to PC (Pat)

tlcitl was me largest catch to that time in the East Frin » Fish and Game Aasoclatiml's trnul

Malpeque WI

AT TROUT BONANZA

boanl held yeltzrdly Scales Pond. Hm!!!" early last Evenlltg Military w o! maniac hndui I 2‘6 pmirid trwt - - um pound mow than Mr. PMH'I and captured mp bonu-

cbtch. 5. [hr trout weren't biting well your

Observes

5OIII Charter Anniversary

SUMMERSIDE e Malpcnuc Women's Institute observed the soth annivorsary oi the orgnllc izntion at thclr branch at a Inh< clcr supper attended by about as poisons. Saturday evenlnl:

at tho tive survwlna chm-tor members. only Mrs. John simp. son. now ol Charlotlelmi‘n. w thin to be prcscnt tor the n rasmll

nthcr surviving cllnrler morn. boss arr . cs sinclnir MaCGou- gall. Miss Etth Henry. M no MacNiitt and Mrs Chars lnito lint-Goiighn.

Thr lndws oi the neighbour- In: psi Icy Wumon'l Institute pioiiidi-d the rntcrinn scrvicc

the current

branch prcsidcnt, Mrs. John

Iilat‘NIlti. presided. Thr toast to the Women's ln~ liltiiic was made F‘ian

lllai-Nutt. and Alirr Lockhar A toast to men was prnpoz- Id by Mrs. Gerald Mills lilld

respnndrd to h l .

DEATH NOTICES thronlvcii ton Into tor Clu lllcd Death Notice columnl.

—.— DIGNAN — AI tlli‘ home other son. Edwin Dignau. Unidnvalc, on Monday. May 1953. M . Wrslcy Digall at Wood-

xtnt'k in hcr 74th year.

.lcllcy' Euncral Home to hcr late rcsidcncc. Woodstock. En hci-nl on chncsday imni Bloointield Unitcd Church with scri-Ice at 2 o'clock. Inter- mcnl in thc Illooniiicid ccmc tcry.

Cardigan. Monday. May 20. Plus MacMiIlan. hosting at the chucsscy Fu- ncrnl Home. Iroin where the luneral will be hcld Wtdnes- da morning at 3:15 to All ' Church. Cardigan, lot licqiiicm High Mass at 9-30. Intcrment in the church ccmc- ti-ry.

iiEu.v er Al the Charlotictnwn Hospital. Mondly Mily 20. 1961. . Lawicncc Kelly. lormerly 0T 36 Sydney Strcet. aged 74 years Rcsting thlil coming at the ilcnncsscy ni- ncrsl Home. where the ncrsl will take place Friday morning a 45 tn S Dun- stan-s basil-ca tor Requlelrl tigli Mass at 9 o'clock. Inter meni in the Human Catholic cemetery.

CHEVERIE — At the Chulotler lawn Hospital. Stindly. MI)’ 1?. 1963. Thom“ Chcverlz Dl

st, signers. in his

year. HI! remains In mum:

II the Perry Funeral Home

from when the luncriil will

home I! o oclocii lnr Requiem High Mass at so to st. Msrgnrct's Charon. st. Margaret‘s. In- iei‘menl In the church ccmc-

NICIIOLEDN — At Hussar. Allb..

Mly 17. 1063. George M Nich. olson. iormcrly oi Cnidlgan Head. in his 46th year, he

mallll wlll arrlvt‘ at lhc Clit- clifle Funeral Hnmti Illnlilll.

Eunan lrom borne Valley rrcsbytcrlan Church Thors— day. May 23. with service

commencing at. 2 o'clock. lll~ terment In the church ceme- hry.

RILEY — Suddenly Iii hcr lan residence, Bells River. Friday. Why 17. ml. Mrs. Malcolm F- Rlley. itcr rem-ins wcrc

ll'l‘tln MM:-

o her

llte rcshience. Int... . Why :1. [min St. Andrew Uni- lcd Church. lactic II/lvcr, wtui rervice cnmnlctlclnx It 2 lint. lntmnznt iii Bollut ceme-

k y.

7010an Lock

iresponded to by James R. Mur- iphy. A toast to the charter men» ,bcrs was mode by Mrs. Frnnli ncairsto and responded to by Mrs John Simpson.

The Darnlcy Women's Insti- tote was thanked by Olive Muc- Ciiugan on bchali oi the Malpc~ quc branch, tor their catering service at the or t.

The iirst oliicers of tho Mair penuc Women's Institute, now ldcccased. were lltoir, Mrs, Thomas M Miss Janie Mnoilutt.

Enicrtainment at his banquet wa.~ provided In the iorni readings by Mrs. Leslie Rank ‘isay. and MM

n “butt and

and a bi-iel lddrcn was made lby Mrs. t-Iaroid Lil-d. oi the lprov-Inclal executive oi women institutes

Indians Top Angels 7-5

CLEVELAND (APT—Consec- utivc homers W ic Iiirklniid and Tito Erancons in the third inning powered Cleveland In- Idians to a 7-5 victory was Lcs lAnches Angels Monday night idcspitc two home run: by Amer- .lcsu League lender Lcoii wll"

ilcr nen . .. remains were ‘nrwsrdnd [rom Kii-lilaild'x lint homer and have become shitty days

Francolla's third Ml laser Doll

he gave the Indians - M lead 1throne speech outlisi

thcy ncver relinquished.

With the home run Impartial

t

and tour and .utod by the Angels, Jack Kn ill

lin a trade with Minnesota ‘ wagner hit his 12th homer i'or‘ lLos Angcics in the third with

‘man on and connected to tbs ninth with twn

iWhite Sox 1 Nip Na'ls 5-4

WASHINGTON (AP) — Jim ‘Bl‘osnbn making his seventh sp— pchrance slilce he war lcqulled two wcuks ago. raved another game ior Chicago Monday night with 2 1-: innings or sharp rcllei pitching In the White Sox'

victory mlcr Washington Sell- Ilrlrs. "I a

Brosnsa, who wnn e iroon ‘ .gnmc oi Sunday's dillblchegdti‘ a blast haltimors. .svc irinaooring single to plnchhittcr in the seventh and th n shut the door.

ilrosann ltnlshcd with a hour- ish, striking out cinchhittcr Dl k Phlllip: Ind Lock witti the tieilig run on hue hi the ninth inning to preserve the victory ior Ed Fisher. Tom Chery tort his Ioucth in a m

Partial Self-Rule i Given Bahamas

‘ ter- stn has agrecd to gr

lnbl soil-rule to its as l Is~ llaadt icaori colony under II

‘new cnnltltuflnn hoped to N

‘ 1. 19“.

m: communlquc issued at tho

lclosc oi a tiirecovcclt constitu.

ltlonsl conicrence Itch Maid"

said It was propo to give

,thc sulI - tropic-I archipelago

'alld ltl 107.000 Inhabitants .1

imlnlclerlll aypern oi intrav-

Wmfllfll

legislature by the begin-

t

r. who previously would Act or:

d it oi ministers. cacao Ellic Iflllfl. datum and internal security

had

It td‘rday and none III illi- lame

m 5 meats and will not indulge I’l‘pul‘EE tor the king's evi

‘ISlAND NEWS PAG

l Summerside And Prince County ‘The Guardian, Charlottetown. Tues. ‘Vlly 20. 196 .

kg Power Blackout .Cause Unknown

The other was that a possible automobiic accli‘lenl cutting oll . a old and round eit er s line 1 w““'"'""" W“ w” "‘ ‘ WW" hrgnk or transiormcr blowuut.‘ l blackout the cam 0' which both ot these theorch proved.

patrollinli linc crews oi th cl groundless. tollowing the patrols.

Maritime Electric C cmpany: In an clinrt to attempt to nin‘ ‘ wcre unable to discover. . down the as yet unnamed cause,

Plant oliicials. when that lV|<. plans are ior an extensive pnt. , iormcd o! the cutoii ilrat put the‘ rol al the whole line to be car-

probablc cause down to two pro- rlcd out mday In daylight. spects. one being that a pole on Just as mysterious as th e the main transmission line In. blackout. reports were receivedl the Wellington area milth hovel that the power came back on at

ibeen struck by lightning. about I: 5 this morning. (or develop-‘dcsurtpllon once applied to the .nouibons oi France.

For some time late last lllglltn the west end Hi the Island from

liourycar program lmnnt and advance. The prime mlnistcr said there Canada was in an age whe is nothing In the government-i industry must have the max proposed legislation “which will mum poss' le ircedom which.i to the wrong kind oi ten-.sidcd by cooperative Assist- lrallzatinn in this country " and oven inlerventinn. ii I. nicianbaker‘r‘irom government, could cnsure‘

lspecoh indicated that the oppo- that the iconomy goca ahcsdl Isitmn leader had “turned noth-liast enough to prcvldc enough; 'g and iorgottcn nothing' M] i

Back-Benchers Seeking Wide-Ranging Legislation

by JAMES NELSON tor him to give map ludgmcnis‘ OTTAWA lCPl—Tlle back- an thcm all on the question nf‘ brnrh mcmbers oi Parliament whether they wcrc properly saw their legislative program—.prcparcd. Back—bench Mps are‘ Iranlziiii; lmm hume~towlliprevented iroin introducing ‘prolccls lo sweeping chnagca‘messuros that will cause a tip I bor lswireacll the Cnm-‘cllnrge on the treasury or in PC mons order paper Monday wrth‘vade provincial iields oi juris- n nuict nod irom everyone con-Idictloh. come. 1 By unanimous consent. the‘ IContlmicd lrom page T‘ ‘ The Commons gsvc iirst rcsd- bills all were glven iirst read-- oi Canada to continue the socihl ing without comment to M bills .ing — allowing them be advance and large ccnnnmli. oponsorod by individual MP5. printed anti circulated —— andi growth oi the past year.’ ‘Most oi them probably will get Mr. Macnaughton raid that‘ One or more non-confidence in, turthcr iii the legislativclwhen they come up Individually} motions lmm the other DPPDSl-‘mill. though n icw may be.bor sccond reading he will rule‘ tioh partiu were possibleamd .picked up by the government whether elmh is in order. likelyaiuring lamr slages oi and whisked through in the Robert c. Cortes (PC—Cum- the eight-day throne speech tie-.mch time allotted unclcr Com- bcrlandl introduced a bill “to Me. ‘mons rules for private memo provide for the development oi But Mr. Pears-m gave no hm! hers‘ bills certain provinces by the istri- of. learn about possible delsat ‘I‘lle pmlects ranged lrom al- button at industry and tor the. at his government. wlllrh is me tempts to cut consumer hitereat red ii c ‘ seats short ol a maturity In tho spies and legalize lotteries and .thdcaln. 255~seat Commons This govcrnmcnt is not In- by Douglas Fisher INDILPortiogiabiign a new department oi any special arrange-lArihurl. undcr the title "slinnusipy with nn aces develop-. fl merit agency

ny special manoeuvrca In or- would impose 3500 lines on cab-

der to remain in ofllclh" he inct ministers who Iaii to give 21 Schools To Compete

n L.

number oi cnnlesibnh haul iny W great Amount. Sonny iiucstis won the spinning cnn- . toss Mid Archie Olark. the fly casting contest. both are train Summersidc.

d. government p p oln tees six SPOKE Elitsr months notice when thcy are to Mr. nicianbaker icii oll thle hc dronpcd tram the payroll. debate with a cch lasting is. most two hourglfxand Mr. nab 5”?" “MIT 50,. followed Eight oi the bills tncltlcd the tcrest rstcs irom various airi- toned the department at mm.

light? directive-m lif; Elisimlinn a limit on the tinn‘ annual competitlon in Parllmeni and tor shorter mid “"1"!”5‘ "m "5“ be “Mr!!!” 0‘ physical education programs , less Expensive dealing ca,.,..Ireuuiring rctnilers m show the. Physmallltness ducctorpsvid Mans r al rate oi interest on price answnil gala Wm Will Ibg

Mr. Dieienbuker spoke muck- WS- nwardcd "- three antennas. ingly oi the Liberal govnrn. Seven bills dealt with work- Thoschmlolsixarmoru rooms. ment's "so days at decision" as lug conditions, rcdiiiring all havtng the best pmgmm will be "the beginnilllg oi the golden gm hem w km

I S " 0i ays, \V er or

“goo”??? cIind t ed oi not. and giving hargaiuingl worth $50 and $25 will he uwnrd “generalities made brilliant bylrlglits to the civil service. Isl propaganda xtarduai," Already Then! wore 12 bills to mnke‘ ing the best program. the Liberals had started to‘changcs in parliamentary law change sonic oi thclr policies in 1 by scttlnn out new rules (or ill-

l

med I‘llts ctlnti’llr~ ecnno

ck with rcliel help ironi Glrylburexucrais Eel . won his um game for mslfioon C v MacMiLLAN W At hrr homr la.Indians since he was acquired‘ Mr. Pearson replicd that lhci ‘thmne speech nrngt‘alm

I .

the light oi responsibilitics ot‘vorce actions, establishing a oilice permanent Speakership. rctlurr “ thin to days, the in days ing the voting age at clcclions ior setting up the oiiice oi pa l nicicnbalier said fllclliamentary proctor to look intol '2 oi gavcrn- cases in which evidence given; t legislative plans "is lull belore a parliamentary com‘ pla' des spaced out among mittec is suspect. mic generalities which in-‘ hwhen the 64 billds appeared ron dicutc that the lanners and the t e Commons or cr paper or . knopw host." first reading Monday, Speaker. "33 Wm“ 8 WW Cgm'lgt‘“ BE Man Muuughm camp or scouts aritl rubs. or on pun.an me W; m. Mirchrr. exocutivc commissioner “is alscnl in putting lorivsrci so many for F-h-li "‘0' “1'”! "3] med!" lstivelidsm in Irglslativc Iorm. be” 0’ “‘9 “mm”? A “"5 8 But he said it was mmossIble l evening and outllncd their du.

Mr.

me“ i s gion branch oi the Roy al

.Canndlan Legion. which spon-

lsors the lady Scout movemcnt.

g ond lirst

very ‘ course . . . thc iirst stage in bi

l

2 o

E h h a

c

T

PICKING U P THE PIECES

net. Sgt. Leo Plimlle {centre tion ioliowhig n poweriid time- was the hint In a series at with Illtl. Monti-cal city pullcl bomb blast that dainch the Irvml lint-‘9 Ag“! 1 fun“ a: bomb expert. and manor do the Royal Casi-dim Electric-l gfi‘t’: 333$” been“ Collect places at tho and Mechanic-l Engine” m a m

matlst organine'. wreck-n tor lain cunnilin- my in limb-cal. Thu ill-t (CP Wlnflnatn)

N. on

than.

[1.

n‘plnycrs m pay top statutory awarded $100. Em. program in‘l'lltshurgh i- schools oi two to live rooms ls‘ITnuiitnn

m the oneroom school hav norgess; broil mall.

I Kensinglon Legion Forms Boy Scout Group Committee

KENSINGTON v The Kell- tics. Mcmbcrs til

5 ciatc it it any one having scout

or out) uniforms not In use. would make thcm available

Blnkeney': shop or It thg IA Ion Home.

Bicycle Racer Killed In Full

Police reported Monday Jenn-

whllc mountalllrcllmblnfl. group climbing one at the hlgll.

mllah went «I Qur'hrr Clty Frl- day

Guay. lng In Quchr alonary. took on his soiety belt when trapped . others ill the group were lar- theT ahead.

the trapped ynlltll, thcn slip and tall.

uverll hours

the home of Mn. Gm

"Ila village Mn. Albert E. Wl'lfl‘it lain-r-

HOLIDAY FERRY TRAFFIC HEAVY

Th: MV Contederatim mah an extra iii-in lust ovation n the Mavis“ traffic in data ’n the mason wa transpmad

limbo-land

Inlil any. were 85H vdliclea taken in tin mainland while its vehicles can to the Illand. A total at 3.216 vehicles were h'IEMt parted river mic holiday end With 775 on Friday, 773 on Saturday and 523 in Sunday It Wu reported that th' liraliic was mummy heavy at wood islands. however cor- rect traltic rigs-tea Wm not available last night.

Miniature Golf Opens In S’side

SUMMERSle — Mayor E next hinrri, n oiiiciaily opal llli’ town's miniature gall mile at I-ivic stadium last night. Wing Cmdr, WE. Edser. n:- pirse-atiag the. RCAF nation. ctmtgratulatrd use brunt-tiers and dfidgners

civ stadium. thanked penny Grady. Merl-ill Skerry. and Joe Clark an work

aharlcs Hogan. manager oil

the amt amoiuit ot‘

Lheyhadgivenmtfl'lclefib

lag Iip M the new course.

He said that open competition i would begin Monday.

Robert Schurman. was may tter ol (ammonia. an end at the pronram invited the spacial zuestn to play m u:- Ilil atul’e got! course

GRADUATES

Among those xccelvlng B chelor of Arts degree: It [In

About in,‘ an), mints “my nucstion iii chargcnccount iu-‘ Twontynne schools Ilan cn- Mount Allison University Con- .

Vacation on Tuesdly. was Al lisoll MacLenn son a! Mr. and Mrs. George Multan 0! Ban- gor. E.l.

BASEBALL

National Lclxua mmm— o in moth Ipx— 2 61 Cardwoil Ii-sl Face till and Li Ind Eate-

the

British Foreign Seem! a r v

d at Iiicl Lord Home trightt talks with

Canadian Extcrnal Allairh

lTobacco

l Agricullurc Minister Andrew B. MacRae lllnaunced last night that he has called 1 meeting at all Island tobacco growers the department's honrll room at

The m in purpose or the mot-I- lug. Which will be attended by some two dnwn growers. sever-

ll of them newcomers to the thin: the department wants to industry. will beto discuss inur~ stay cloar oi. “The small "m

kellng board regulations. Contrary to rumors. Mr. M

! nae said that there will be no at. tempt at establishing acreage control. either now or ior some

you“ to come. We are not In the me it

) Has New Win

SUMMERSIDE r A deflation service was held at the United Brpc’st mulch, Contra: sede— que, Son-my evening when the

' . which as secently added to the main auditorium. was named and dedicated to lthe bird's service and Inc the iiite oi its marinara in iurther- g the work oi the unison.

congregation was laidva please in name Lhi; new wing inc “(Diaries briuen Memor- ‘ial Hall" teslityiug to the es- teem in which the iornier pastor if this church for I lumber of yofirs WM hold. This addition

‘ be

l

l in

.To Meet Tonight

in dustry that acreage control is

C. Bedeque Baptist Church

ARRIVES FOR NATO MEETING

Minister Paul Martin at Up- lands Airport In otiawa Frl- day evening. Lord home new

Growers

to Ottawa for the NATO mlnls- lcritl meeting which begins Wednesday. ICP ercphnln‘

‘ Two Cases I On Docket

. SUMMERSI'DE — 'l'lle spl’lnl sitting or Supmne Court. Sum- merslde. commence th' morn- ll'lg with only two criminal cases on the docket. There bra no civil Action: In be heard. Defendants In the two jury

cases are Walter Joseph Arsen- ault. summersidr. charged it h broaking and entrririg a dwell- in: house and Cnmmlnlflg an indictable oiiencr and Donald Joseph lWickyl Gallant. , mcrsldr. charged with hrealt ' and catering nniirlie' Dnig Store.

Toddler HEW To Halifax

KINKORA C Dale MrQliaitl. II little less than thrre years old. sud son oi Mr. and Mrs Eugene Moan-id. living at present ill Toronto. was seriously inliired Saturday oitei-noon when struck a small truck alter wander. ‘dueis by .r.ia, Lewis and Mrs. on on the hiilllway in {rant oi Bruce Moore and by Rev. and‘ he Killlmra llqu ol his grand- ‘Ml'fl. iIL. Estabrvsslns. Tth parents. Mr. and Mrs. Henry was a mixed quartet comprlsodl Blanchard. where the child was at Mrs. Eobort Waugh, Mrs. l lei-upmarin residing Horace Esthbrooks. LB. Lcwrsl When a doctor mu” not no and David Schiirmah. .ilso nimmodiatcly nhtninm. quintet cmvposcd oi Mr. Esta. l was rushed to hnsplial in surn- hrmks‘ Mr. mp“ mersld- whcro his condition was hell. George mi inumi so serious that lie wa s mom Schurm I'lown Sunday to hospital In Hal- 'rhc thiwe m‘vK‘es were mm "M- aiionnsd mg gm... calm“ On hearing nlthe ssrldcnt the night's sorvice a lunch w sr-r. thy.“ Tm“; ‘°" T""“|"'"h "‘ V . . in la oy an reportedv n "d "d m“ ‘E‘IW‘I‘W °“‘ proceeded to Halilax to he with luv-Ari. ‘ the little tellow.

. nation as the Ontario growers." .tlc said. “There such I large number of tumors are in the in-

nocessary to provcnt a glut on the market. '

He pointed nut that In til I h prnvince thr lnl‘luiltrv Is in Its ln- Tani-y and bnrcaizo control lit one

inmouht that is grown on ‘has very little riiect all market and til: present contract with the buyer: ensure: their taking all wa can now," he said

P.

9 Dedicated

. Roy C Campbell

as a are Fred Campbell. Eric War ,1,».zdmgm whsclitppmm

son. Mrs. DL Mclnnis and

Mrs. William blakcnoy with one

more to be appointed. Mr. Kerr introduced th- com-

mittec to the new Scouimasier. much needed mm“ ,0, the Jcrry Kcmpster. who told themi g, m f - y he would be interested in henc- 3” “ E be” " chum" ‘" lng Irom any one intnrested llt‘ :cnullllfl. who could assist himl in is -