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4 The Guardian. Charlottetown. Wed. May 8, 1963- muuom of “Dy copper wire, mm; “palms. “nod £1112 ngwﬁulzn dwut“ Do- u the world “flags: = . fvriii gibkglvedrogdthethﬁsfamile:se the no: cgpp'evrudipoles MEI-d witn- lgmtgf? Wm intermissi- : .r

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Can Federaﬂon Membershlp neiogy a id here it will At that time various scientists put into orbit. about 2.000 miles provide a reliable moon. 0, .

' again conduct the test which including Sir Bernard Lovell. above the earth. a narrow band communication not w“

. MONTAGUE —- A s p e c t al settled or left over for the raw was first attempted in October. director of the huge radio tele- of 400.000.000 tiny hair-like me- upon satellites whim could-.- b. _; meetins 0f the Montague WW“ lar meeting. 1961. The band of orbiting wires cope at Jodrell Bank. England. tellic fibres. They ﬁre so tiny destroyed by enemy action. 3 Council was held last ‘ I for the purpose of appointing the ‘ : assessors for 'l 3. anfd to deal w‘th the m a t t er 0 renewmg a membership in the Canadian I MODI'O & Ltd. I v W Federation of Mayors and Mun- w

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icipalities.

As Town Clerk G. Arnold Wightman was unable to be pre- sent Stewart Vickers was ap- pointed clerk for the meeting pro tem. All councillors w e re present. Also present was police officer Edward Downe.

George Gordon and Athol Rob- ertson were appointed assessors for the 1963 tax year and will be- gin immediately.

Montague has been a member of the Canadian Federation of Mayors and Municipalities for several years and until recently was the only small town in the

rovince to be a member. E01- lowing some discussion on the matter it was decided to renew

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CHARTER NIGHT cclchra- the charter is District Govern-e h .

tions were held at St. Peters or Colin MacKay ilefti to

Bay when the newly-organized King Lion RB. Pratt. The St. . . O i From Souris

Lions Club received its ciiart- Peters club is the ninth to be i

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a I f I membership for this year. Bruce H. Yeo advised us: our following the. decision to become . I 50”“ ‘ Fm” mm W- t.membe‘g.}2‘§‘.2eb;”°hid”§§{§ her secret Wish is one of our new - e conve gem 19“ here Wardey' bmg' this month in Toronto. He also

‘ her an i h left: fl}: gigging gratindisavdeuringr suggested that at least one of the past few days to 10. ‘ the councillors should attend this

The four latest departures. i convention wit . m. headed for the fishing grounds Mayor qu has attended fed- off the northeast coast Nova eration meetings in 1953 at Mon-

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on Prince Edward? the new club during the next? smua' Via the Gut 0f ,Ca‘nso‘ gilt]: igsaigtlggrit: Hzgéx 1960 Island Monday evening. when} six months or more in the aims i It Was learned 1.8“ mght that l a“ e 'uon District Governor Colin McKay : and ideals of Lioni-sm. whim-5P dragg?’ '5. “POM F: M the N0.“ 1?” cf“; 3 f r

of Oromocto, .\'.B.. presented. Souris President Mamld pie l a‘mve m souns.wnh .“S “to .he gave "once ° "35°" 0 0d!

King Lion R. B. Pratt with his sided over the function. Follow- " gamma-"- "5 aim” “"11.”er ‘ NEW“, ‘0' 5m" “I” a“ i

club‘s charter at St. Peters ing the charter presentation s'gnal , [he “"0 filletmg municipalities and againh (iiirtft—i I Holy Name Hall. District Governor McKay, inn Plants m the town to 89" opera'l sent“ it at Cmcago and a e'd

Representatives of Lions Clubs' structh President Pratt and l “ms. “mm-way early M°nday 1 amine,“ and 315° “8‘11 it “‘3? 4

throughout the province, their! his executive in their respective . mmm'w' ' at He‘llfax' Wm; ’95“ t5 'l‘lge';

wives and special guests swellU duties. 1 ‘ A? 3“ even.t“hg 5 ’3‘? tiw n

the ranks attending the Various Lions and guests who; ‘ EdV‘Sed twat mt 9:“ rovincial:

charter night banquet and dance took part in the official ‘cere- i i 5‘10"“? 13,9 0“ d°th ecpa n adian;

to some 140 in all. including the monies included Rev. F ran ‘ “manuals; :26 0‘; h e r sma”.

district governor's party of Mr edwell who extended the oom- O. D k I, along “’11 ‘ th or a“ get out

and McKay.E1-ic Jessome munity welcome; a _zone wel- n 6 $33}; gigs: “hem and

and Mrs. Jessome 0f Kensmg- come by James Atkinson and Borden now were m mbers of I sum coats, ﬁtted, “and, cape Shape, of

ton, a regional welcome by Deputy GEORGETOWN — The Kings full, len h

other guests from outside the District Governor Molloy. both County May assizos of the 3... 3‘1"“ “Edhitf :1: mﬁle‘slieﬁgeth" gt what have you . . in exciting fabric. province were intennatio-nal of the Charlottetown club. promo Court of Prince Edward :yfmf Bier: “taming to Spoil her a little with a slip of nylon or eatilene ' _ lovely calms smart neutrals m councillor, Joseph Maund; de- Donald MacLennazn pro- Island was held at Gcorgetow e m ‘ p . . ink bue. aeafoam f sunshine. ' ‘ m’

police business and street condi- tions that must be dealt with immediately were discussed and

trounced lil‘iie benediction, while Lou Bagnail. Charlottetown con- ducted the official roll call of clubs. and Walter Dingwell. MLA of Midlgell tendered the provincial address of welcome. Milton Fitzpatrick. S o u r i s club. . the toast to the ladies and it was responded to B Pratt of St.

Mc. ous names guaranteed for their work.

rnanship and styling.

yesterday. Judge Mark P Guigan presided.

There were no cases on th e docket and the court was ad- journed sine die. The Crown was represented by Deputy Attorney- General J.A. McGulgan.

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puty district governor. Bud Mo. mo. and High l‘OOl’l’lJE'T. all of Moneton. N.B._ and Help ley of Riverside, NB.

In his address prior to the actual charter presentation to the St. Peters club, District Governor McKay congratulated Dr. .Wolfgang Marold and the

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NEW DELHI (Reuters) — A right-wing mem er of India's upper house tore up a bill to - MORE HEART DISEASE [keep English in official use in Souris Lions Club for the ex- by MDS- Since 1930 deaths from vhcart'this country. He and several cent?“ work done 1'5] me pm‘l Petens' disease in Canada have in-ioiher members walked out be- moting and sponsoring of the On behalf of the St. Peters 1creased from 12,000 to 49,000 aifore the House approved the} new St. Peters club. and re- club. secretary-treasurer, Colin we“ , .measure Tuesday_ ’

. Jackson presented District Gov- l ‘ IN MEMORIRM

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i i with a gifts following ‘ . mundane} . i which the indi-vri ual clubs in ét- ‘ i tendance presented gifts to the j . . Peters club. including the. . club's gong and gave] by the

sponsoming Souris club.

B R l E F S ‘ Following a baked ham din- n

Mrs. Rooney Joy.

Who deported this life May 8. 1962 Inserted by her husband and family.

er. and served by: the St. Peter's Women's Insti- ‘ tute. the balance of the even-

ing was spent in modern and i old time dancing with music} smozvs FUNERAL — Thel “mm by M“ “d “muEd'

funeral for Mm John H. Sim! ward Baker of Souris. assisted1 ons was held Monday May ‘ by Other Whmtary mm."th-

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Home to St. Peters Bay United Church. where '

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During the service St. Peters Bay quartet sang “Beyond the Sunset". Pallbearers were Les- lie MacLaren. Frank MacLaren.

range is complete.

' Baker. Interment was in

William MaCLarent R" 5 59“ dailv air aim] of 1 land oasis '

MaCLaren- 399m" M30131?" to check :n ice conditions? mth eaCh canon of , I

and Earl MacEwen. Flower- “Lobstermen are fishing now." E550 MP Grease Cartridges 4 9 5 'I 3 9 bearers were Lyman Sander— 9 81d .3 department member, ‘ ﬂ — .

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MacEwen. interment took place1 in Midgell cemetery.

McMAHON FUNERAL — The funeral for, Joseph McM a h o n‘ was held from the Perry Funer- al Home to St. Columba's Church. East Point. R, e q ii i em High Mass was celebrated by Rev. W.D. MacDonald, wh also conducted service at the

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‘Vlonday's air patrol show- ed shore ice from Cable H e e d to East Point and some loose ice in some of the bays in th e province's coast.

A large mass of ice was lying along the Cape Breton coast from George Bay to Cape St. Lawrence. An east wind could bring this ice over to shore in Kings County.

branch Canadian Legion attend- ed in a body. Flag bearers were James McIntyre and D a n lei Jarvis. committal

is] J. MacDonald, and Reveille by George Boud- reault. Pallbearers were S. A.

cAulay. Pius McEachern, Angus McInnis. Largus McIn- nis. Kenneth Fraser. Lyman the

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