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LOUIS POST OFFICE COMPLETED

In front of the new office are Mr. Bryan and Fred J. Peters,

chief commissioner of St. Louis and president of the West Prince Board of Trade. The postmaster for some years is C.H. Doucette. Con- struction was under the win- ter works program.

- Island News Page |

2 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Sat., Aug. 2

Cited In

Only one case was heard by Magistrate James B_ Johnston, | QC, in the Queen's County Mag- | istrate’s Court yesterday after- noon | Thomas William Johnson of | Charlottetown pleaded not guilty to. allowing two_ men ride on his car in an unsafe and daugerous

| tified that he had seen Mr. Johnson with three other penple in his sports car, two of them | sitting _in-.the-_ferward-_portion.| of the trunk with their feet in | the car

Mr. Nicholson . pointed out Traffic Act prohibited — people from driving on the hood, fend- ers and running board of a veh- icle, but that there is no men- | tion of the portion of the | which the people were driving | on with Mr. Johnson. There was, said Mr. Nicholson, nothing in the evidence to show that Mr. Johnson was driving the car ina dangerous or reckless man- ner.

Mr Nicholson inquired of Con- |

| Extra ‘Anne’

| Performance

Is Scheduled

A fine new post office build ing in St. .Louis will be taken over. bv the postal depart- ment n tne next few. da. e Constructed ‘by contractors © Frank Brvar Cascumpec, ard Thane Milligan, 0’ lef. the 25 x 25 buriding

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Citizens Challenge Gov't On Liquor Store Question

SUMVIERSME Another meeting on the havior stare ques tion here ts planned for Aug. ®B in Athena Regional High School

Residents of the high school Astriect esterday ° challenged ActingPremier M.A. Farmer,

memhers of -the-executive”coun-"+

o and the liquor commission to nove at the meeting their rea- sons for going ahead with plans ‘for a liquor outiet on Upper Granville Street

The challenge was issued in @ @tatement yesterday by the citi- “gens' cammittee, represented by vice-chainman Edwin Lewis

Mr. Lewis commented, “This is no longer a iocalized problem

but a provincial one in which | 8 emocrate principle is in- Sire Ss -

This £9 oming meeting was decifed upon following a pro vincia government announce-

‘ment recently that’ the building

benz cans'ricted a short dis-; tance from the high school on Granville Street will be used | es a liquor outlet despite strong opposition bv the residents of | the firal areas comprising the |

Athena school district.

PROVINCIAL PROBLEM »%.

. Mr. Lewis added that ‘‘at ne tire has the executive council or the liaifhr commission given any valid—reasons-for_their._re-

| tive to this area hut to L province as a whole. The. town

| political. “-teanings

| eomméssion this morning, Hor-

ace Wright, reiterated that this was no longer a problem rela- the

turned .down a second liquor outlet'’’", he said, ‘‘so then the outlet- was imposed-on-the-rural people regardless of their wish- es.

Mr. Lewis emphasized that, the committee has absolutely no) and at all times has endeavored to stay away from the advice of the apposition to make it absolutely | non-political. He added, how; ever, that residents of both the governing party and the op- position were against the loca- tion of the,new liquor store site. + Mr. | July & a brief had been’ pre- sented to the executive -coun- cil and the liquor commission strongly protesting the outlet site and that at

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\by the council and commission would be satisfactory” to every- one concerned. : The vice-chairman said “we | didn’t receive the courtesy of a reply to our brief from either the council or the commission and with our annual meéting only a week away we wrote a letter_requesting an answer.

fections- of giternative sites pro-

posed for the liquor outlet. Anot her spokesman for

the

CONTRADICTORY? He : added that the committee

Sunday Concert. Program

Is Announced

In Advance

Lewis recaiied-that—on-

liquor | time | committee representatives were | assured that a decision made.,

position

| Mr. Johnson was represented | by J.P. Nicholson | | Constable Donald Shears of

the ROMP in Charlottetown tes-| on the back of the ‘said the prosecution had

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Gold Cup Parade

Court

Constable Shears, if he had wit- nessed the Gold Cup and Saucer Parade in the afternoon, when | he replied he didn't Mr Nichol- |

son informd him that the eight |

Gold Cup and Saucer Girls in the parade rode on the back of the rear a manner similar to the way the jmen were riding in Mr. John- son's car.

Mr. Nicholson said the defence

| admitted the men were riding

car, but he not proved it was an unsafe and | dangerous position

The magistrate said he thought

the evidence pointed that the |

position of the men was danger- ous_and unsafe and he found Mr.

Se that a section of the Highway Johnson guilty and. fined him

$10 and costs.

N.S. Residents Appear In Court

Two Halifax residents appear. ,

ed yesterday in city police court | charged with causing a disturb- lance in @ Charlottetown res- taurant. =",

Magistrate A.J. Haslam, QC, fined one accused $20 and costs,

A Sydney, N.S., man charged

| with being drunk and disorder- | iy, was fined $25 and costs or

Evidence in the cases

| given by Constables Dave Pow-

There is: little doubt that the | setageee and Dave Holmes of Char-

} musical production

ROMP detachment.

then received a letter from Acting Premier Farmer con- eerning the brief.—In the first paragraph of the letter Mr Lewis commented ‘that Mr. Farmer stated that the council was leaving the matter entirely in--the--hands..ofthe-commission-. and then in the final paragraph the letter read that the council wouldn't change its decision. Mr. Lewis felt the two paragraphs were completely contradictory | to each other.

While, last season's opening of | Confederation Centre was news around the world because of its! establishment in association with ‘province's centennial celebra- tions, this season the big news. has been the productions at Con-| federation Centre during the Charlottetown Festival ‘65.

So great has been the demand for tickets for ‘‘Anne of Green ‘Gables,’ “that artistic “director Mavor Moore has scheduled an extra performance of the pro-|

‘duction that the noted Toronto |

\eritic, Nathan Cohen of the Tor-

hit.’

/ another was remanded without | bait_until Aug. 28

of convertibles in |

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tonto Star\called, “an unqualified CTOP

| Showers Relieve

Blueberry Ills

Showers which fell late in the developing stage of the blueber- Ty erop here have. reheved the

drought experienced by the crop’

in its earlier stages Most pickers should ge into | action next week. te harvest the

While it is too early tn predict

‘In referring to next Wednes-| This extra performance will be 4 success or failure at this point, day's meeting Mr. Lewis said a held Thursday afternoon at 2:00 reports should be more definite

proposal wil be brought for- ward for. approval that vate member be asked to pre- sent a brief that a Royal Com- Ynission he named to investig- ate nd liquor commission on this issue.

A committee meeting will be held this-Monday prior to Wed- nesday's main meeting te pre- pare proposals which wil be presented Wednesday for ap- proval

“The powers that he hoped

th: this issue would ~tecome dormant during the summer months’’, Mr. Lewis said. ‘‘But

this is not so. The’people are angrier than before over the arrogant actions of the gov- ernment, ’'e

He.added further... ‘'we | feel.

~ already that our.action has had | some effect on’ the government has asked for tenders

in that it for a similar building in Cardi-

a pri- ——

the’ actions of the #ouncil

p.m., Aug. 26.

Apply to—

. by next week.

MRS. THELMA SWEET, Secretary, O'Leary

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NOTICE __

Having sold my White Rose Service Station in

gan as the one on _ Granville | Street.-The people are astounded that this procedure was not fol- | lowed here’.

Ramsay.

Alberton I wish to express sincere appreciation to my many- customers and hope they ‘will continue to patronize the new owners, Mr. and Mrs. Heber

LLOYD OLIVER, Alberton.

Crapaud Exhibition

Wednesday, — 25, 1965

A Good Show of sto ~ Vegetables Handicrafts

Amusements for all the family

Exhibitors of regist-

Meals Served Continuously 11am. — 7 p.m.

ered cattle must he prepared to present certificate of regis- tration in the show

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thousand who turned out to view the lengthy parade. The rain caused a delay of four

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