»side of government domination co-operation

_ said’ Mr. Shaw.

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Opposition leader -Expresses Pleasure

the an- lin. the person of “The Borden development -

“Tl am pleased with nouncement regarding the loca-! | tion of a cement plant at Bor-

-davs

ithe first of what I hoped will be | mission,

Yington, 97%

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couche, was

lto. which he pleaded’ guilty

den," Walter. R. Shaw. leader of many industrial projects located | no plea.

the opposition. yesterday stated. ‘at suitable points throughout the | Dwight Peters. Summerside, /province. That desirable objec- was fined $25 and costs: or 15 Will be required to work out without. play on words; tive is What we had in mind days for causing a disturbance on six different sections of ap- - High Bar, Parallel Vaulting, Pomme! Horse, | Free Exercises and Rings. The} section have to compete jon Balance Beam, Free Exer- cises, Vaulting and uneven Par- |allel Bars and must be 18 years

“This is one of the first crete, evidence of the work of Indus- when this body was formed. trials Enterprises Incorporated | “I most heartedly congratula

con-

jmembers and thegnew manag “This board is entirely non on the nice piece of work. political and has heen’ invested with the sweeping powers out- jalong with others, in and is pretty much on the nor- mal operational tevel-as the-Es- tates group in Nova Scotia.

UL“ @MATE VALUE : ra «i ultimate value of the cor- oration to the province will na- | turally be “influenced by the |

sympathy ‘and support aeneretey | necessary from the government, |

vels.’ ile 1 disyeg

$75 Penalties:

Are Imposed SUMMERSIDE

ee

and careful investigation, secur- | Douglas Reynolds Pike,

“T should: be only too SrOE

to give full | furthering any ‘industria! development that may be. under consideration at both the corporation and government |

se’ ap under our Conservative 'the board chairman, his tng ad ninistration:

ows province at {Winter Games

EN ‘ — Magistrate Quebec, in February. “The corporation, after a long, W.-Chester S. MacDonald fined | announcement was made by dack Only 17 of the 50 ‘United States Borden, Turner, Chairman of Gymnastics |

jin a Public: Race.

when they Prince County Magistrate's Court yesterday morning on separate team have been working out charged of impaired driving Arsenault was represented by |mer months in preparatoin: for Bruce MacDonald Francis Joseph. Perry, Mis- | ‘ remanded to cus-| Yody ‘to September 29 om ‘two nings at the local ‘ . |charges, one of ‘theft over $50, out the fall and winter months. and | Eight ‘competitors, four boys and William Flood? another of taking a motor ve- |four girls, will be chosen for)’ 'S hicle without the owner's per- to which he

Jack Turner Announces Team’s Plans

N “wat ‘announced

costs or 16| mittee for tht Canadian mate

appeared in) | Games

|this event,

ithe team entered Qu ALIFICATION

| The boy competitors have to be under 21 years of age and

paratus — Bars,

| girs’

|of age and under.

vesterday

to he held 1967.

in _The

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jregularly throughout the

Members of” the aot sum-

and, starting Tues- day; September 27th, will meet! every Tuesday and Friday eve- |" through- |

| Mr, Turner stated that —stud- ‘ents attending University from | other Provinces would be elig- ‘ible to represent the Province at the Winter Games and he | that the Chaflottetown YMCA |hoped that any University stud- Gymnastic Team will represent | |ents or gymnasts throughout the the Canadian Island. who are eligible, would ‘attend the training sessions to try out for a spot on the team.

ispent as much as $5,000 on air

red .a highly qualified manager'and Joseph Roy Arsenault, Wel-'of the AAU of C for P.E.1..Com- lpollution controk in 1963. —

Island News Page

2 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Sat., Sept. 24, 1966.

suggested the possibility of the Queen's ‘assassination when she came to Quebec

Quebec Separatist Opposes Special Program For Queen | 8S n.

MONTREAL (CP) — Pierre |the people to violence during li said he freely recognized.

Bourgault, leader of le Rassem- jthe Queen's visit that the passage amounted-—to blement pour l'independance| In the last issue of !"Independ- jan appeal to violence. and said

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“but anything {is possible.”

Mr. Bourgault said in an in- terview the position of his. sep- aratist party on the subject of the Queen’s visit is clear.

“If she comes to Expo as Queen of England and she Its received in the same. way as other foreign sovereigns who honor us with visits during Expo, nothing wil! happen,

_ {there won't be.a stir. But if, a the other hand, she enjoys spe- cial treatment, I don't know what will happen, but anything is possible.”

Mr. Bourgault said he wanted

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‘New -recruits: required—If you are between the ages of 18-18 and are willing to accept the chal- lenge of our training .programme—WE WANT you!

For further information contact Lt. W .R. Shields op above date at the Queen Chartetie Armoury.

it to be clear that the words Le. W. R. Shields “anything is possible’’ were in mo way intended as a menace. ° Commanding Officer.

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The fall ‘and winter schedule |

Hof. activities for. all ages will |

move into full swing this coming Monday at the Charlottetown Y.M.C.A. Boys and girls and teenagers from ages eight up| will have two regularly schedul- |~ ed gymnasium classes and | three swims each week, plus spe- cial classes at all levels in swim- | ming from beginners through | life. saving. Those swimmers |: who are interested, will be: able ; \to train with the Charlottetown YMCA Swirfi team, the “Bjue- phins’ and the Synchronized Swim Club. A special mixed class in gymnastics will be held this year where more. advanced training will be given in all forms of gymnastics from basic tumbling through trampoline and uneven’ parallel bars.

For the teenager, Hi-Y Club program and dances will be held every. Friday evening. and the Junior Lounge will be open for supervised dancing every after- noon after school and Saturdays BOWLING

girls, bowling will be. ava. able on Saturday afternoons and boys and girls SWAP basketball wil be held for those interested. for ages 12-18.

Something new has been add- ed in the formation of a ‘Tiny Tots’ swim, where children ag- es 5-7 will be able to receive swimming instructions. This is a limited class, so parents are asked to register early.

For adults, Keep-Fit program-

| Thomas Gosbee Passes At Home

of Thomas Gosbee in his 79th

a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gosbee.

He was married to the former Harrfett Penny, who prede- ceased him several years ago.

He leaves to mourn his 5pass- ing the following sons and daughters: Mrs. Dorothy Jack- son, Mt. Herbert: Sadie, Mrs. Rov Bell, Murray - Harbor: Florie. Mrs. Kimball LeLacheur and Ruth, Mrs. Lioyd Hawkins, | both of Guernsey Cove; and Louis, William, Charles, ‘Mur- ray, Love and Elmer, all resid- ing at | Viving are a brother, Grafton of Guernsey Cove and a sister, Mrs.-Laura Jordan, Pictou. |’ The remains are resting at the | Murray Funeral arrangements completed.

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