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spring are continuing their . . scholastic endeavours. Yes- half ofthe1egl9Il- MF§- Mary ‘L terday they were presented R0dd.Ml1t0n. 18 01811‘ Sfade. _ ., with prizes by the Charlotte- nine teacher and also taught :2 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Thurs. Dec- 5, 1963. - town branch of the Royal Ca- the S1115 1351 Year 1“ Ede ' nadian Legion for their entr- eight. M1:-S M8(‘Le01d [led Th: ‘ II. I . ‘s in the Remembrance Day PFOVUICIH exams 85 SPY!" D F M k 0 Essay contest. Reginam Mac. with 784 marks and Miss Rodd n a ‘ Kinnon tleftl presents Connie was second with 753. I h | Ado do 0 o .. iC ange n [U ication Basis I I The annual meeting of the was welcomed to the meeting. " ‘ 1 Prince Edward‘ Island Dra m a . Other business involved the "'1?- jFc;-ztival Association came up hearing of reports and the fi'n- ‘ 'f'-‘ “with one important decision af- a=ncial statement. The chtairm-an MEN,s IE8 "“" 3 lcctiiig the adjudication’ of the of the schoiarsliip ootmmtirtee. FLANNELETTE T *5‘ K1964 festival. It was die:-c‘Ided that Peter Shama. browgilit in a N ETS LADIES’ COATS .88 °'* 0 [the adult one-act plays and the I‘eC0m'mendati0n I01‘ 8 PF0m0l' BLA K D thigh school plays 'will be ad- ion program for scholarships. - ' F . All colors. "" ljudioated on ‘a separate basis. The meeting presided over by Sgﬁsuamdxr llbeeg b:ua'my' pl’. All wiool clllidl lfyles, button ‘aw pﬂmm " A committee of the Charlotte- theme “The Importance of 0b- I The meeting also hem a Mr. MMGNEOF ‘was held m the we W com ' ‘ Reﬁll“? 3100- “"

lcngti-hy discussion on llie tes-

serving Remembrance Day" _ Lival, but left for a later meet-

wwn branch of the Canadian were: Grades three and four,

down fronts, alnii pockets. Plains and fur trims. Values

Willow Street Little Theatre. 6.96 pr. if perfect.

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Legion visited schools in th e greater Charlottetown area yes- terday presenting prizes to stu- dents submlttini: the best en- tries in the recent essay contest qponsored by the legion.

Heading the committee were President Freeman Miles and committee chairman Reginald MacKinnon.

Submitting top essays on the

Mary Beth Horgan, RochfordI Square; 2. Heather Martin. St. Jean’s: Grades five and six 1. Judy Gauthier, St. Jeans 2.» Judy Dowling. Rocliford Square; Grades seven and eigilit, 1.x Linda Croken. Birchwood: . Carolyn Ramsay. Queen Chai'~| lotte: Grades nine and 10. 1.1 Mary Lou MacLeod. Sherwood; I 2. Connie Rodd. Sherwood.

Resident Of Sicmhope, Dies

PG 5 RETIRED NEW YORKER order to keep this war material 1 ity-Conception,

A summer and fall resident of Stanhope for the last four or five years. Theodore F. Grant of New York. died in the Prince Edward Island Hospital on Nov. 10 following a short illness.

A regular participant in the activities of the Charlottetown Duplicate Bridge Club. M Grant was well known in the Stanhope and Brackley districts.

The following appeared in the New York Times on Nov. 11, the day following his death:

Theodore F‘. Grant. a retired irnporter. died yesterday at his lhome on Prince Edward Island at the age . He also main- tained a home in Purchase. N.Y.

During World War II. Mr. Grant served on a mission to Africa to do preclusive buying of sheepskin. used mostly as lining for military clothes, in

Pictou Man Is Awaiting Sentence Here

Charged with the theft of pro- petty. valued at less than $50. and owned by Constance Anne Jefferys, Edison Walter Strick- land. Pictou. N.S., was remand- ed in custody until Dec. 8 for sentencing by Magistrate James B. Johnston. JC. in Queens County magistrate’s court yes-

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Convicted of veigrancy. Romeo W‘ iann Rochon, of no fixed address. was sentenced to 20 days in Queens County Jail.

Two men were each fined $20 and costs or 30 days on charges of possession of liquor in a place other than their residences.

The case against Robert Ges- Iner Silliphant, Hunter River. charged with unlawfully a n d wilfully damaging property be- longing to Harold Ford, 1! u nter River. was dismissed.

The accused‘s father. William George Silliphant, gave evidence. and the magistrate admitted that there was some doubt in his mind. after all the evidence was submitted, and that the accused was entitled to the benefit of that doubt.

from the Germans. 2 Mr. Grant. had served in: France in World War I and after j the Armistice remained there; to study at the University of Grenoble. He later established a hide and skin importing firm .

lng in 1933 to the United States, ; where he opened an off‘ 132 Nassau Street. He retired last year. 3

M.r. Grant was born in Nor- wood. Mass.. an-d was the 13th lineal descendant of John Alden. He was a Mason and a member of the Sporting Clulb of France and the Mayflower Society.

Surviving are his widow. one son. two daughters and five grandchildren.

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Eric Ma-cGiegor was re-elect- cd president of the association. Mrs. Bernard Hughes is secre- iary and Mrs. Miir-nay Liisher is om’

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Ronald Irving. direction‘. ofi d-ramatn-c arts for the province 1 0:‘

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Curling Draw At Montague

The following is the draw for Thursday, December 5, 1963. 7 P M.

Ice 1-Lad'ics curling.

I Ice 2—J. S. DesRoches, Dr. W. Mclintyire. G. Warner. G. Champion vs. A. Sullivan. 3. Bryamd, B. Mills, 8. Sharpe.

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Ice 1 -— C. Nicholson. K. Mic- Donald, J. McNeil, D. Bums vs. Dr. L. A. Johnston. E. Shalw B. Sharpe. S. lVliacKlnnon.

Ice 2 — Ladies curling.

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su Schedule for Pepler Troplhy: Thu da Dec. 5th.

Margaret Sullivan. K ay Hugiheis. Connie In-gs. Olga Hen-

nigar vs. Catherine Stewart. Dori-s Jones. Ethel Murphy, Betty lVEacNeil.

Tuesday, Dec. 10th. 7 P.M. ' Margaret Sullivan vs. Lillian MacDonald. Thursday’, Dec. 12th. Ca-themine Stewart vs. Lillian MacDonald.

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