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| The Guardian, Charlottetown, Thurs., May 5, 1966. 3 SUMME.n01VDE — The highest

Special Service On Missions is" sinins Ware Is Held At Bedque Church

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side, 94; 2 woe Church jon-! Village Schools 82; 3. *Cape ior choir, Kensington 83. Traverse and Trvon Consolid-t Class 6 girls junior choir | ed ‘tied’ “R1.

{awarded to. St. Mary’s Academy, 1. Baptist Church Choir, Sum- Class 119 (Schools of 4 to &)

United Church. A special dedication to mis-

ion and satisfactory development

group in the church, engages in | | a. mission _ study. During this period a special of-

and project.

¢

Wayne K. Riddle, adjudicator

at yesterday's performances,

thad .very high praise for the

second place with a mark of 83.

1. Owen Oliver, Alberton, 85;

2. Bertram Carr, Tryon, 83; 3.

Summerside. They received a! merside, 81; 2: United Church |—Rooms — Grades 1° and 2)! mark of 86 for their performance Junior Choif, Kensington, 80. |Kinkora School 84; 2. Borden

‘A:special 'Dechcat in “Drummer Curly’’ a two-part! Class 87 — boys solo — ehang- School 83 sion’? ceremony held aL oe acl ig hee Sagal tice tiie youth song for grades seven and eight. ed voice 18: years and under | Class 111 (Grades 3 and 4 —

|.Unisen ). 1, Borden School 8&5, , Kinkora School 84

Class 140, French chorus,

He | A sextet from the Rowe fam- Kinkora,-R2; 2. Ann Cameron | ade Talks Held [ Sie ae eatin ane ily, Kinkora, were declared the | and Coleen MacNeill, Summer- | 1-4 unison—1. Grade 3 ahd 4 “ Se and eugnleh ince aie winners in this group with a= side 80. Miscouche School, 83; 2. Gracies On Proj ects {for the Roan of the meen. matk of &. The Rowe family Class ‘75 — sacred solo — male a and A: lm Gireet A — ane The ceremony was conducted by rendered the selection All voice — 16 years and over — Parkda i ‘School, Grade: 4, al . | the missionary education co- |Through The a 1 fro 1. Owen Oliver, Alberton 80. |Par Ale. SCHOO), TAGE:

if Un er ARDA. ordinator, Edward Pearson, and The Ravel er Na Class 46 — family ensemble | FILL THE SKIES A feeling of war | the, offering wan. received by | eee semierae (a for | z; ), The Rowe family, Kinkora,| The number of privately- eehng rm co-aperat-' J, Arnold Henderson. The young ‘© 84; 2. Jenkins sisters, Summer-|qwned aircraft in the United

a oe A os Carl Dixon; North Tryon Bl. Class 112 (Grades 5 and 6— sion ceremony“ h ld . ; : SS . : zt . * _ A * : : Bedeque United Chéftch ae May ping renee eee three groups participating “mm Class 229 -—. piano duet — 16) Unison with Descamt 4 Kin~

ing was resented at this a class 46 —-a family ensemble years and: under 1. Judy kora School 8; 2, Bordon | cial ei *P& ‘number: Clow and Winnifred McKenna, | School 81.

oi ; side and the Paynter. family, |

on ARDA projects was in evid~ ror oe | Competition -tontinues through- Goring Brook, 88. on = aoe to reach 150,-

ence a re a The Guar- plorers, Wendy MacDonald: ave ee. wees at ie Avdiient | ~Clasa 78 — folk song — male |

dian was eid Sangster, Tyros, Mark Bowness; CGIT. |“l!max a Pestival’? Vvoic 16 years and over — '

: ; “> ps after day-long talks with ARDA! ada. Row , “iy i ca the “Stars Of The Festival oice years : SQUADRON LEADER J.R. last night. Accompanying him Squadron. The inspection held | from Ottawa and the At-. eee Bowness; Tuxis, Garth | concert, t. sts re: Bispesiery hoes GIBSON GUITARS

‘MacDonald, Canadian Forces— ‘s Fit.-Lt. E.A. Briggs (CEN- in the Enheat. hanger of the : lantic Region. Mr. Sangster is 00N CLASSES” - eRe ne ee rded so ‘Base, Summerside, is séén in-* TER) Summerside and Fit.-Lt. “Charlottetown” Airport-“is~ in Heavi Docket responsible ‘for ARDA develop- “the mmrane woe conducted by: eee thes ere Wildred. —« Hlighest—-Quality—— epecting No, 60 Squadron of P.O. Cameron (LEFT) com- - competition with other air | : y = | ments here to Agriculture Minis-~ eron- who spoke on the mission and three rooms — grades | to peers a : ie]

the Royal Canadian Air Cadets

manding otticer =-of No. -—

—eadet-groups-in this province.

ter, Andrew MacRae. _

Class .74 — sacred solo

Summerside, 80. ‘ |

TENOR SAX

: - Study th :_ “Mission2T he 4 — 1. North Tryon School, 83; ee : - Faces Court __ Comderring iate_—were auch Christian's Calling” The Bee 2_ Bedeque oo 81; 3. Cra- | mee aiica, yee oe Reconditioned 125. CO : : é Puty ister was assisted by J. Arnold paud School 80. ear ; ee , a 7 minister of the federal depart- Henderson, who led the reeeee | Claas 108 — onison- — any , jerside: #29 Marlene God. | | ALBERTON — A Tignish re- | ment of forestry in char of Bed dard, Summerside, 80. —TRUMPET ident, John__DesRoch . sive reading and read the scrip °grades — 1. North eae Class 220 — piane-solo = 15 | - fea onn._Desivoches, WS ARDA’ developments; — Lynn- | ture lesson. ‘There wat a large | School, Summerside R.R.. 64: ne ae |. |fined $25 and-costs or 15 days by | pietschke and Roger August, | congregation. ® Victoria School and Tryon | Yea" and under — 1. Linda |° With Case: 75.00 2 Magistrate W. Chester S. Mac- | also from Ottawa. Others in. a Consolidated chool, Albany RR, Mary Gaudet, Summerside, 83; see ; oe : Donald at Alberton, yesterday | e4ided Don Ross and'Ron Mc- 3. Crapaud - Elementary 2. Ann Lapp, Summerside, — 81; Ir a e q ua r on: causix s-dsurbance n't pub- | Soiee trom Amterst Ne” "| Pugwash Oil Find nq a 4. Green Mace Simmmer-| CLARINET lic place by fighting. : -| “residing at the morning ses- side and Aj Lou Schurman Wi i : i se ith Case John Kenneth MacArthur and | gion was Agriculture Minister Sparks Interest Olass 107 — any grades — two 95. 00

No. 60 Charlottetown. Royal ,

Following the inspection and |

P.O. Cameron, commanding of- Ray Dennis Millman, Alberton,

Canadian, Air Cadet ‘unit was| march past, a display of pre- | ficer No. 60 Squadron; FO, Kier |received tines of $25 and costs

‘inspected last night by Squadron | cision drill’ by. the squadron's | Costain of Charlottetown, squad- or 15 days

- Leader J.R. MacDonald, Sum- |

drill team was presented along:

for unlawfully steal- -ron- adjutant; PO; J. E. Norton,/}ing“thrée hens.”

Valued “at less’

MacRaé. Attending were deputy ministers and other. senior per- sonnel. from. the departments_ of. ‘industry, education and. agricul-

DARTMOUTH, NS. Onl discoveries in a salt

(CP) ine at

“bees

Crapaud Elmentary | School, 84; 2. Victoria School, 83; 3. North Bedequye School a8

7 Pugwash, N°S:, would “have con-7 Tryon Consoliddted School,”

MORNING - ' Class 100 (grades) 1-4, Unison | “Chorts) —l. Grahani Rad: School

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DRUMS OUTFIT ~ 149.C0 ©

“ merside, at. the Charlottetown | with ‘several static displays set | chief training officer; and PO, than $50 thfeproperty of James | 4, siderable importance if found in| Class 113 — grades seven oe 83; 2. Margate School 82. ; re. The department’ spokes- ini ; Pe ae th Class 102 (an ades alee) HAMM OAEEE Sha sicsceeie Steer 5 ee ee Eades | ub-tn Clasercome of Me parade | George Andatsoe, mipoly officer | Wallace, herge ar break, enter |men included W.C. (Bud) Me- mabeer Wich Chine cr he cede Yann it o 1. ‘Springbrook M School 84; - ZENITH HEARING Thi ore square. | for the local squadron. \serious charge of break, enter nurtry, who is director of voca- | Imperial Oil Lt neces a tek 1. | Senblbown Bekok eS Po is inspection marked the| Included in the inspection | jand theft was’ withdrawn and mperial Oil Ltd, refinery here , Class 11 any grades . Searle’ s 73.

closing of the training year tor | party -in addition to Squadron

the local squadron, As part of

Leader MacDonald were Fit. Lt.

+ ‘A reception wes held at the

|both accused pleaded guilty: to’ club rooms of’ the_sponsoring the—lesser offense. A-third Alber- |

| tional _training.

Joseph Canieihan: Judes Point.

said Wednesday. Mr. Grassby said tests at the

| St.

Mary's Convent, Summer-

side, 83.

ham’s Road and Park Corner 81.

Class 102 (any grades —two

AIDS - New 85.00

Reconditioned the local squadron. As < See ee ees late ae ted iaaron No, |ton youth involved in the inet- | eccrine “Wal licenied “perise jtetinéry indicated ~ oi} we isa 2 a any arades — two, ee al a | age 35. 00 announced for several waaeniinien Squadron Leader J.R. Nichol-|-991 Confederation Wing, RCAF ent, fo drive; Clarence J. Arsenault, petroleum. . — | Sussrenaeatie, 80. : "| Park Corner School 79; : / to ee wh a ee | son, lainon: officer: of the ta Association, following the. in- tee eee Vins DaaBeoRiniC ef 15 |Piusville, failing to stop at a, 4 small quantity of oil wat NIGHT CLASSES - | Searletown School 78, © TOOMBS MUSIC the NCO rt who participated in| time Air command, Halifax | ays for having possession of the | stop. sign;-Leonard. John LeClair, fo Monday af’ the Canadian Class 8 — Junior girls or boys’ Class: 105 (Grades 1 to 4-—| NCO course hocat ee — Fit. Lt. spection: nee Tea eee ey ee ‘and William John Waite, Tignish, Rock Salk Co.'s mine in Pus | choir my Trimity United | Unison) -—- 1. Crapaud School 833 | STORE | , an, indictable offense. . aoe noise bY | wash. = ‘Church Junior choir’, Summer- (2 Central Bedeque and Albany : ‘| Jarvis Patrick Powers, Alber- | Erskine Miller Hardy, Alber- | x

_ Summerside Board’ Finds Tourist Bureau Cost High

oe SUMMERSIDE BUREAU .|p

of trade were told at a meet- |

{pitalization ‘will Fe ae the j pro: -—QF THE GUARDIAN | ject from being completed on the Members of the local*board | anticipated date.

tourist bureau at Wilmot Valley, |was given authorization to bor- which is expected to be com-|row up to $6,500

ASs..a result of the bids enter- |

from the bank

ia and open for business by, | | for the project. |

id-June, will cost in. the vic- | inity of $10,000 instead of the original estimate of $6,500. _ |. This came fo light when the - fenders were opened with the lowest bid being entered by Allie Harris of Summeside. . -His* bid

SERVE FOR YEARS

Charles Linkletter, a member | of the bureau. committee, was quite confident that the building will add to the community. “t's a unique design and the bureau |

was $9,958 with the next lowest | will ‘serve the community . for

being in the vicinity~ of $13,000. Mr. Harris

was awarded the |

years to come,’’. he said: The meeting was also told

contract and the project wa-s |that the bureau will be connect- |

phone. This would be _the—first|-though the time schedule—may-| of its kind on the {sland iG

standstill.

assured, however, that the hos- |

a WESTERN —

_ " FUNERALS .

—ycommittee—and—

that Island Telephone is

Both Creelman MacArthur, a member of downtown’ ‘parking-—

“Mayor George | Key, Jr. spoke briefly on this project and told the meeting that_work.on the project was. coming. along well.

ton South,. was fired $50 and | costs for. driving. while _ his. di- cense was suspended. Also un-

| der the Highway Traffic Act |

| fines were handed out to Burton Lawrence, Arsenault, Alma, for failing” to stop aly a stop sign;

é a \ dale, operating an Heation for some of ita” ‘em: | quipped ‘vehicle; “Austin “Leste ployees' from manufacturer te [vente a license; James Glen- “another classification. A spokes- |don Costain, Ebbsfleet, leaving man for the firm, Norman Hogg, 4 vehicle parked in a dangerous

rates in this classification, the Norway, failing to bring a ve- manufacturers ‘were subsidizing noes in for reinspection; Patrick some other classification.

It was moved that George | Meikle the board’s represen- tative to the annual Maritime Board of: Trade meeting which will be held in Suey June 12 to 14. -

Claude. Ives stated that mem- bets of the board had met with

Eastern Provincial ‘Airway and |

change slightly. He added, how-

| ever, that the members had been _assured_that_ther_would_be_no- great change for the next two years,

‘The firm also asked_the sup-_|

‘port of thé board in obtaining

idealt-with....

William Wilfred: Murray, Elms- | improperly |

—that—with—the—increase—in- }manner;Joseph—Donald Harper,

Boys and Girls at ~ Saturday's the Day to See

~"Peter, Peter Pumpkin Eater"

At Sonate ore. 1:00 and 3:30 p.m.

DON'T: ‘MISS {T!

ton, pleaded not guilty to a’ charge of driving while {mpair- ed and the case was adjourned to May lith. Ten*charges under the Liquor Control Act were elect |

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eerie —-.MURPHY-FUNERAL — The

Th hai | assistance from the federal gov-' ¢C funeral for Leslie Catherine, ‘ee Cae ore eee

~‘Children—50e Adults—$1.00

‘daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Philip (Murphy, was held Wednesday ‘afternoon from the-Compton Fu- meral Home to the Summerside Presbyterian Church. Rev. John §S. McBride conducted the ser- vice, assisted by Rev. David Morrison. and Rev. J. Donald MacKay. A solo, Jesus Loves (Me, was rendered by Robert ‘Schurman. Organist was Ham- diton Irving. The employees of ‘the Island Telephone Co.,_ at- tended in a body. Pall bearers »were Arthur Holland, ‘Crockett, George Smallman .and | ‘David Barlow. Flower bearers ‘were D.R. Morrison, Reginald Maclellan,, Paul Schurman, ‘Seaman Bell, Gerald Enman and John Walker. Interment was in People’s cemetery, Summerside.

Parker |

merchants committee, Howard ag in the form of 4 mb Waite, stated that at the last

meeting of his group it had been, | suggested that Santa Claus lane | | be replaced by some other- type of Yuletide project. He added | that a ‘committee has been set.| up. to investigate, © A number of board members agreed that Santa Clas lane has Jost some of its since it first came into being fi’ in 1950 and that perhaps another. | Yuletide replacement should be sought.

BRIEF~ SUPPORTED rs

The board gave the support of its retail merchants’ com- | mittee to a proposed brief by | Holman’s of P.E.1. to the Work- | men ‘ Compensation Board re-

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