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Island News Page

8 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Wed. Jan. 26, 1966.

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Railway: Brotherhood Asks Legal |

Heavy Docket

There wefe 10 cases in city ce = court yesterday. Mag- | ( “ A.J. Haslam, OC; pee.

A city man, Nelson. Delbourne Petrie, convicted of driving a motor veliicle while his abilities Res impaired by alcohol was

fimned.$125 and costs or three

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‘o_ city men, “Douglas and

ary Mahar, charged- with rob-

. from a city resident were remanded to Fr

“Three city men ve

illegal and . were each fined $20 and costs or 30-days. Peter Tanton, city, was fined @10 and ee or five days for

blocking” a fire

Another city man, Jose ph James Murray, charged with. epeeding, was fined $15 and costs or five days.

James Sinclair MacKay, city, cherged with drunken driving, was remanded to Feb. 1.

A city man charged with he- ing drunk and disorderly, plead: ed guilty and was fined $15 and costs or five days.

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committee at the RCAF Station. (Mr. Smith said origiially it had! been planned to hold the perfor- mance at the RCAF base, but in fairness to the citizens of the town he was looking into the pos- aibility of obtaining Civic Atdi- torium. This was to be one of the matters discussed at last évening’s meeting. TWO MATINEES

He also said one performance | had been the limit in early die- | cussion but the guccesses in Charlottetown led the group to

<< believe another two - matinee {Program would be possible,

“Aes far as Montague is con- cerned,” - said Mr. Smith,

with - arrangements.”

fum would be available”

stic th silastic reception given e play. | idea there is a place and a need

guch a theatte can be a suc- cess,” he said.

AUDIENCE REACTION children became so wrapped up

advice and criticism at the ac-|

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by Gracie Finlay) aske

has the little spinning | man gone?" The children imme- diately cried “through that little door.”’ In another scene the princess is trying to guess the little spin. | ning man’s name. ‘I know," }phouted—little—children's voices; “it's Rumpelstiltskin. It's Rum- ga Why can’t she hear |

“What better proof-of success | could we have?’ euggested ‘Mr. Smith.

Principals in the cast are Ger: | ty Allen, Sherry Finley, Wendell | MacQuarrie, Bennie Smith and Frank Wood. The entire cast to-

The costumes were designed on research by Marianne Gled- hill. They were made~by- Ger- jmain Doucette.

‘we | are waiting now for éome word | day celebration ig Jan. 6, but the from there 80 we can go ahead He was foeete ‘the high school auditor-

Speaking of last Saturday's au- dience Mr, Smith said the ent. |

ra =| be

for a children’s theatre in Sa eso Edward _Island.-It also_proved |

tors. At one point the princess

High School, Mr.

Ballum has been posted to de- pot division in-Regina, Saskat- chewan, for recruit training.

‘RCAF Station — | | 25th Birthday “n

SUMMERSIDE —RCAF~ la relations officer Harry chenko — announced aos

to celebrate the 26th anniver- sary of operation of the 8 u m- merside RCAF Station.

Attending wil! be many local - and Island dignitaries oe Lieutenant. Governor ~

‘MacDonald, —Premier~ Wattert Shaw, Chief Justice Campbell, | Summerside Mayor George Key, Hon. E.P. Foley, Dr. Gal- | lant, former medical officer at

the air ¢adet movement, Elmer Murphy, R.B. Ellie, senior ad- ministration officer of the local atation during World War II, and Brig. A. W. Rogers.

The band forthe dinner will ibe the Summerside Canadian Legion concert band, a recently Organized children’s band. The head- tabje~ will porme a huge birthday cake,

The official date tor the. birth-

dinner had ry held on a more Leohvenient

Rie hoped Guat will be a publi dance in April at the base | with a name band in attendance.

| Drove Illegally, | To Observe (ne

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‘Mr. Smith explained that the | ‘Prince County jail on a cherge

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in the play they began to shoe | iChester S, MacDonald in county

court yesterday.

Alfred Perry and ‘Alex Mac- Lean, both of Summerside, charged with causing a disturb. ance in the Kensington Legion ee MacLean was sentenced |

to serve’ one.month in. jail Fea |Perry, since it was his (offence, was fined $78 or eal | month in jail.

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STEAMED AT SPEED

A epecial railroad train hired by a theatrical troupe in 1676 crossed the United States in 84) hours “17 minutes.

Two delegations met with the provincial cabinet during the regular weekly meeting yester-

y, ;

The board of governors: of Prince of Wales College met with the government to discuss the budget for the academic year 1966-1967,

.A brief was ‘presented to the government by the P-E.1. Leg- islative Committee of the In- ternational Railway Brother- hoods. The brief asked the prov- ince to petition: the federal gov- ernment for an amendment to the Criminal Code to enable the Province to operate legal. lot- teries {o assist in meeting the costs of hospital and education- al services.

The brief asked the governs trent to appoint a qualified tteam boiler inspector to enforce the steam act,

It asked that study be tmple- Mented with a view to the es-

ment of a statistical og mt within the Labor Re-

Lotteries

lations Board to comers intor: | mation concerning wages and |

It a@leo asked that the govern: | ment give consideration to es- tablishing a basic 40 hour week |

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It also ‘asked that the gov. |

ernment take urgent action to implement the recommendations | of the Royal Commission Health Services

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for the Progress made in the | province's educational facilities.’ |

The brief was.presented by F. L. Butler; chairman, J. C. Carrol, vice-chairman, J. G, Burge, secretary, A. FE. Murphy and V: J: Bowlan. (

Members of the Prince of Wales College Roard of Gover. nors who'tmet with the govert- ment were Keir Clark, chairman. Dr. L .I. Duffy, Dr. J. 8. Bonnell | and Dr. “Frank MaeKinnon, prin- _ of the college...

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