DISTRICT GOVERNOR Colin MacKay is shown pre- senting their International As- sociation of Lions charter to

O’Leary Lions Club's Charter! Presented By Dist.-Governor

0'LEARY — The 0’L e a ry Lions Club received its chai- ter Thursday night from District Governor Colin MacKay, Orc- mocto, N. B., who Informed the new club that they were join- ing the largest service organi- zation in the free world, the In-

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TO TORONTO Erskine P. Gavin, Albei-ton, left recently for Toronto.

VISITING UNCLE ‘Everett Donald, Kensington, is a guest at the home of his uncle. G. M Donald, Alberton

SPENT SUMMER

Mrs. Charles Ellis has re- turned to her home in 0’Leary after-spending the summer with her cousin. Mrs. Arthur Wright, Alberton.

AT ROSEBANK

Jean Ryone, Bristol, is visiting at the home of and Mrs. McLean Horue,, Rosehank.

OUT OF HOSPITAL Gordon Hardy, Alberton, has returned to his home after be- ing a patient in the Westeri Hospital.

VISITING SON Mr. and Mrs. John I-lorrock-s, of Kingston, Ont., are guests at Bimbark Cottages, Albertou, while visiting their son, Cnst. Wayne Horrocks of the RCMP.

IN KITCHENER

Mr. and Mrs. Claude 0’Meara,

Alberton, are visiting briefly

’ with Mr. an Mrs. Gerald

O’Meara in Kitchener, Ont.,

and motoring to points in the United States.

STEWART FUNER.AL- The funeral for infant Francis Stew- art, son of Frank Stewart and the late Mrs. Stewart of West Point, was held on Thursday afternoon from Jelley’s Funeral Ildme to the Church of the Im- maculate Conception, Brae.

CANTON FUNERAL — The funeral for Roy T. Tan-ton was be,ld'Fi-iday afternoon, Sept 23 from his late residence to St. uh’: Church, , St. Eleanors

conducted by Canon Mark Ferguson,

'Mrs. R.I .. Mr.

,- win Bernard, Morley Bell, GOI- « dim Bonnell, Bert Brown, Rain‘:

nnis, Robert

Clq-k. John MacDonald, Ernest Darby,‘ Aurthur Jones and-Harry

. . Cannon. FUNERAL -

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' chairman and introduced the

Ralph Bishop, president of (I'LL-ary Lions Club. The pre- l

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Church Education centre in O'Lcary Thursday night.

All-serlon and West Prince _Couni\

2 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Sat. Sept. 29, 1962.

Quality Of Spuds Rated ‘Excellent’

31' NEIL A. MATHESON Provincial and Farm Editor Prince Edward Island pota-

day from Garth Harrison, acting

district inspector, fruit and department, which‘

vegetable

toes are of excellent quality includes supervision of table-

and best wishes were read by the chairman from Curtis D. Lovill, president of Lions Inter] national; Saint John, N. B. and Souris Lions Clubs.

During the charter night cere- monies the Lions code ' was read by International Coun- cillor Jessome and objects by special representa- tive, Joseph Maund. The invoca- tion was delivered by Mr. Ha- in

sentavicn was made at a char- ' ter :.ight banquet in the United ,

ternational Association of Lions Clubs. “ on have not joined a so- cial club,’’ the district governor said, in a forceful address to the new Lions. “but a service club whose motto is “We Serve'." The real meaning of the word

head table guests which Includ- ed: James Atkinson, Mrs. Mar- ion Wylie, International Coun- cillor, Eric Jessome, Mrs. H. J. Macwilliams, Deputy Governor Malloy, Mrs. Reg McLellan, Dis- trict Governor MacKay, Kin g Lion Reg McLellan, Mrs. Mai- loy, Harry Macwilliams, Mrs. Jessome, Zone Chairman Mar- vin Wylie, Rev. David Hamilton, BA, BD, International Council- lor Joseph Maund. Mrs. Atkin- son. International Represema. tive Arthur Brown.

Messages of congratulations

titude of the 0’Leary club and! presented a gift of maple treel craft to District Governor Mac- Kay. A presentation of a gong and gavel was made Mr. Bishop by Mr. McLellan.

Gifts were also preaentet

on. After accepting the charter. thgkﬂarmme winter Mr. Bishop, expressed the gra- which was the

this year, it was learned yester- Sltafk Potatoes.

nsts conducted Thursday in the research department, Ex- periment F a r m. showed samples s c o r i n g from 18.5 to 21.5 per cent dry matter con- tent, which is an evidence of excellent eating quality. This is most unusually high- veteran potato inspectors like

uh former district inspector, W.P. MacLeod, report they ne v e r °°°l

heard of potatoes scoring that high before.

MacLeod recalled that at Fair, Maritime show- place for agricultural products, he cannot recall any dry mat- ter content running higher than 17 or 18 per cent. ‘ The development was viewed here yesterday as one of the

WEATHER '

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-0 _ ‘. ‘ ' , ’ {!g1;;f;‘,,,,,,, 3: UNDER» MUNICIPALITIES -EXTENSION ACT Vermouth 55 «- I ’ ~ ' ’ _ * - ,

g e 3; 1, John J. Butler, City Clerk ofthe City of Charlottetown. do hereby.

HALIFAX (CP)—-The weather office says little change In wet lcondltions is expected during the weekend, except in northern New Brunswick. Temperatures will remain cool ' Regional forecast: Halifax and vicinity, South shore. Annapolis Valley: Over- cast with intermittent rain or

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and 55, Kentville 45 and 55. Out- , look for, Sunday: Cloudy and I

Northern’ Nova -Scotia, Prince Edward I s l a n d: Intermittent izzle ending during morning,

in accordance with the provisions of the, Municipalities‘ Extension Act, give notice that the By-law to Include7an Area of the former School Dis-

; trict of Spring Park, within the Corporate Limits of ‘the City of Charlotte- town whieh was ‘given first and second readings by the City Council of Cha‘i'lon,etown on September 10th 1962 and a,-certified copy of which is published herewith, wih be considered by the City Council of the said City after the expiration of thrity days from the date of posting as re- quired by subsection (2) of Section 3 of the said Act, and thatthe Mayor of the said (lit-y_has' fixed Wednesday. the 24th day at October 1962 as thé day and do e on which the required plebiscite is to be held. -

I Dated ‘his eioventh day of September 1962.

JOHN J. BUTLER. I City Clerk.

I, John J . Butler, City Clerk of theCity of'Char'tottetown, do hereby

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clearing by evening; cool; east- erly winds 5 with gusts to 35. Low-high at New Glasgow 45 and 52. Charlottetown 43 and 50. Outlook for Sunday: Sunny b coo

certify that the paper writing hereto annexed in ked “A” -is a true and faithful copy in words and figures of the Bylaw 0 Include an Area ,0!‘ , the former School District of Spring Park within the Corporate Limits of the City of Charloﬂetown given first and second readings by this City Council of Chat-lo-ﬁtetown on Monday September 10th 1962.

few really bright spots in a sea- son which has brought little

from the Charlottetown club by Wally Coles, Parkdale club by Ian Webster and from Kenning- ton Lions by Fenner Stewart. The turkey banquet was cat-

welcome to and guests and expressed best wishes to the new service club in the village.

sloners extended a e ivslting Lions

but headaches to Island farm- ers, who have been hampered continually by bad weather In

just about every harvesting op-

Dated at Charl- ttetown this eleventhday of September 1962.

' JOHN- J. BUTLER, City Clerk. " “

" BY-LAW

eration to date. ’

ered to by the Alice Turner unit United Church Women. The

'chairman of 0’Leary commis-

“Lionism," what is expected of individual members and the ex- ansion of Lions Clubs in Prince Edward Island were described by the speaker prior to officially presenting the charter to 0’- Leary Lions Club president, Ralph Bishop.

Charter officers are: presi- dent, Ralph Bishop; first vice- presldent, Wendell Turner; sec- ond vlce - president, Douglas Adams; third vice - president, Dr. C. W. Bugden; secretary, Glen Cunningham: treasurer, Ron Whitman; lion tamer, Ger- ard Howley; tail twister, Lloyd Rogerson, Edwin Turner. Win- burn Harris, Garth MacDonald.

Charter members are James Baglole, George Bernard. Doug- las Ferguson, Wilbur Gray, Ken Matheson, Fred Rogerson, Percy Sentner. -

Deputy Governor Joseph Mal- Ioy of Charlottetown also ad- dressed the gathering, stressing the importance of good public relations and the necessity for working together as one big in- ternational organization, and introduced the district governor.

The charter night banquet in the Christian education training centre was attended by upwards of a 100 Lions and their wives from Island centres, and guestsl from O’Leary and vicinity. ,

Reg McLellan, president of Summerside Lions. sponsoring body of the new club, acted as

NIGHT SCHOOL

Grades XI cmcl XII.-

The. Department of

Education is prepared to

offer night school instruction in certain subjects

of Grades XI and X11 to

persons in the vicinity

of Charlottetown if there is a sufficient number

interested.

Those interested should write immediately to the Department of Education stating, in addition to nameand home address, the grade and subjects

desired.

NOTE: The following subjects are required for Junior University Matriculation standing: English

(Literature and Compositon),

Algebra, Geo-

metry, History, French, a science, another science

or language.

M. Mackenzie,

Deputy Minister of Education.

Department of Education Charlottetown, P. E. I. September 27. 1962.

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TO INCLUDE AN AREA OF THE FORMER SCHOOL DISTRICT OF I SPRING PARK '

THE CORPORATE LIMITS OF THE CI'IY OF CHARLOTTETOWN "

WHEREAS it is deemed to be of advantage to the‘Cltizens'of the City of Giarlotte- town as web as to the ix:-sidents of the District of Spring Park to extend the limits of the said City to IIICIIIIIP the area hereinafter defined so that economy and efficiency of es- sential serv-ccs, berm.-: now primarily school accommodation and water supply, may be bad by co-operation of operatic: and extension.

AND WHEREAS the final and effective passing of_tl1is By-law is intended to be conditioned upon the approval as required by the Municipal Extemions Act of the resi- dents of the area intended to be included ,

- BE IT ' HEREFORE ENACTED by the Common Council of the City of Charlotte- ,town as follows:-— , .

1. THAI‘ from and after the passing of this By-law the corporate limits of City of Charlottetown shall be enlarged and extended to include the area comprising t portion of the former school district of Spring Park which was not included within .:'Iv.! limits of the village of Spring Park as heretofore taken into the corporate Limits of the City of Charlottetown, that said area is described as follows:

COMMRISNCING at a lot where the North boundary of the City of Charlottetown ls intersected by the Canad an National Railway right-of-wdy; thence Westerly almg the No1-th'boundaiy .'-f ‘lie City of Charlottetown to the shore of the North River; ﬂienco Northerly along the East shore of the North River and Ellen’: Creek to Hermitage Creek so marked on Me-aclisnis Atlas); thence Easterly along the said last mentioned Creek ‘and the Sou'.n boundary of James Enman's land to the Mlaipeque Road; thence northerly along said road to s‘outn boundary of Robert Wigmore's land; thence Easterly along Wigmore 5 South line to ‘he Western side of the Canadian National Railway right-of-way, and thence southerly following tht Canadian National Railway to the point of continuance- ment.

WITHIN

2. That upon the sppi-ova. and final enactment of by-law such area shall consti- tute an addition to sndbe part of Ward Six of the such City.

° 3. That the said City will immediately make available N‘ provide school accommoda- tion for the area.

4. That the City will provide police and fire protection for the area. , 5. That the City will provide street maintenance ten the urea. '

6."l‘liat the City will proceed to design and imtall water service for the area to provide such service within five years from the final enactment of this by-law, and if necessary by the City augmenting the funds of the Commissioners of Sewers and Water supply.

7. That the Cty will provide sewerage service for the area atsuch time In its dia- ’csetlon as sewerage service shall appear practicable and necessary.

8. That the valuation of real in the area assessed for the year 1957-1958 III the Spring Park school district as improved property dull urnhanged for the - years 1962 in 1956 huh inclusive, but the general tax rate of the City shall be applied to V such valuation. All other real estate in the area an and hereafter assessed‘.

improved property shall be valued by the scheduled rating system of the City, as shall all real estate in the 3-03 after the year 1966. '

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