. | . Hismg (Guimond) 3:0; 4 George Michael, Well Known'Sai h Saline John, Nicholson 5:58; ; 5:58; 8. ISLAND NEWS PAGE i: "ba Wen eae + ville) 6:43; 6. Saint John, G Businessman, Dies Suddenly Pee Wees _ mm: ‘ixicnsinon tose? “7 i | Sotet John, Kennedy ( . Charlotteto busines ee iernasiaeecineimaaeens Guimond) 14:43; 8. Saint John, | Charlottetown and Queens County oso Sim, R2PSaman. | we rer | Win Title | Siaeeate: HS, & Sekt Sten. ‘ in hi Saturd t ; r i} 200; s The Guardian, Charlottetown, Mon., Apr. 9, 1962. 5) 1. dig -§ my qprneee, | SAINT JOHN, xB. (cp) — John, Nicholson( Sommerville) | tate on ha gi os ' | Sons iin vy ao we va bene tn Gctena vet ‘ather st trailing at the end of the . 7, A Sea e ec | yo ton | © unanswered in the 240, 19:00. 1S an ance eS Va | streets and he reportedly took a ; added one in the third 1 Period: — 11. Seast attacks. S Summerside Pee Wees | John, Kennedy (Guimond) 7:33 Cs president of Michael |} 9-2 here Saturday in a sudd Penalties: Muttart 4:19, ae wholesale in| ‘ death game for the New Bruns- | ™@n 8:21, Muttart 14:57, Rising Charlottetown’ for the past 20| 7 wick-Prince Edward Island Pee | 18:58. ASSES Stat 100aY = =k Wes heey Samet | TO es 8 — pant | SUMMARY = | interest in fishing and horse | First Period: — 1. Summer- | ‘S¥). Phillips 2 712-21 acing. He was also a member | ‘ ——-. a Edward Island j held at Prince of Wales College | of the Charlottetown, Curling | eines Saree Os vonage Hew i eae ad ae eae Dance Festival gets underway | Thursday night. Club: 15:05. Penalties; province of independent tc-ay with classes being held at| Classes will be held at the He was born in Charlottetown tetown, : | bench penalty (served by Mc- | Federation of Nigeria, now is : evee & 9 a.m, | Ee om of Se: ond Ge late We, | Nally) 13:50. 8,000,000 and increasing about and afternoon clas- 2 p.m. on Monday, Tues- ane Michael and was Second Period: 3. Saint John, | 160,000 all . ses will be held at the Com- — and Wednesday. Only a | Tied to the former Murial Alben | anes y. munity Centre at 9 a.m. and 2/ morning session will be held | | of Amis mherst, NS. = and at . My e the ew Centre Thurs- He is survived by his wa | ege auditorium at 7.30 p.m. y an So get underway | one ‘aun Carol, 18, a Premier Walter R. Shaw will | at 9 a.m | dent at Mount Univer. | STORES OFFICES CLOSED open dance fes-| At”Prince of Wales College | | sity; six brothers, Wilfred, “ ’ devel at Prince of ales Coll- the _ competitions will be held | | ward, Pronk. Charles, Jon and | GEORGE MICHAEL al p.m. tonight. at 7.30 Monday Tuesday Charlottetown; i : ww APmoximately 490 contestants | evenings and at 7 on Wednes | and uo sisters, Dorothy, i | deat ith Searvice om Because of the death of our dear vie e | day. Wednesday night’s program 0! . ee | i! re church i iit fox, ,Bonors during. the | day. Wetneaday night's program con ey tatty ane | ment, will be ia the” ch brother, our stores and offices will be the festival” be | ing. resting at | closed until Tuesday afternoon at one

are | the Cutcliffe aoe Home un- til 10 a.m. Tuesday. The

| will be held from. St. Peter’s |

00 Need For Adult ‘Classes Stressed

Mr. Dindial chaired a panel | discussion on adult education. | Members included Mrs. Fr

CHINA NOT BOUND

HONG KONG (Reuters) — | Communist China warned again | Tuesday that it would not be

und by any disarmament | en unless its represent- atives take part in discussing it and signed it. The Peking

People’s Daily said China fa- ors general disarmament but will not undertake any obliga | tion regarding any disarma-

ment agreement or other inter- | national agreements in the dis- |

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Cancer Society's City Unit Opens Campaign For $3,5

H&SH (| Vaan ean emcees ta eee rs each unit Will m Satis- Pupils Debate

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BLIND BOWLER PRACTICES

Getting in a little practice prior to entering the guide rail blind bowling tournament

fied with simply attaining its

objective, but that the zeal of workers will aftain such momen- | = it will carry them the be-

Canadian National Institute for the Blind and Trans- Canada Airlines. The winner

and Joseph MacDonald has made*available two of his al- lies at the Rollaway Club to

| and which no Chinese oe | sentative has signed.”

for’ the Eastern Canadian |

title. The Charlottetown Lions Club has been coaching blind bowlers for the past 10 years

Charlottetown Lions Club. The tournament is sponsored by the

Student Rivalry Keen

| is his coach Wally Coles of the |

For Blood Donor Award

_ Rivalry for the, Blood Donor | per cent a from the stu- Trophy is keen among the var- | dents in his clas

“ious classes at St. Dunstan’s| Jack Noonan, peacident of sg University, according to Des-/|Senior class, ank

mond Duffy, chairman of the/| who heads the Juniors, and Ca.

Gallant won the national la dies tournament with a score of 542 for three strings.

Grass Fires Are Quelled

| Grass fires, a car fire and a false alarm kept city firemen | hopping over the weekend.

Firemen answered five alrms on Saturday, four of which were |for grass fires ans the other was a false alarm. In addition they supervised the burning of another field at the owner’s re- quest.

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English spelling should be re- formed.’’ This subject was one of the current issues at the re- cent education conference at Mont: ane affirmative seen by Syl- Murphy, Emmett Doyle and Kethorine Martin won by a

very small score over the neg- ative side Judy ; ee MacDonald and |

Fo Clare Wat It sociation should suppo' P.E.I. Dance Festival Anesiiaes tion through group membership | and a committee was set up,

Tracadie Home and School As- | society in its attack on one of

The topic was ‘‘Resolved that pondlllay§ among the physical aliments of

was mieid that the ae _ purposes:

Members include Sister Mary | the earlier the

remaining holdouts

mankind, is welcomed by most people. Folks all over Canada ap- pear to be glad to join with some of the best brains in the country to fight what is. after all, a common enemy.”

R.M. Jones, president of the Prince Edward Island Division of the society, points out that the money collected during the cam- | paign will be used for these to finance research | into the cancer and possible | cures;\to promote the ee of the public on the fact: | cancer, principally the act aa treatment of

The parents viewed a display | of ant in the telensey cocme | Open 8 a.m, to 1 a.m. essays of early Canadian heices | Free Evening Delivery and settlers of Canada in the} DQW’ S$ RESTAURANT senior room. |

Mrs. JE. Bolger presided at | the meeting.

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tee at the college.

This week’s Red Cross blood

donor clinics in Charlottetown

get underway with the) three-hour session to be held at | St. Dunstan’s gymnasium on Tyesday afternoon between 1, and 4 o’clock with et objective of at least 225 donor:

Colin McMillan, sista of | the Sophomore class, now the ‘proud possessors of the College blood donor trophy, as the re-

“blood sult of their successful efforts at | this week's clini

r’s clinics, is de- |

last Decem

termined to retain this award,| Tuesday, Wednesday

to be president of the Freshman class, are all equally ambitious to have the trophy come their

on is understood from ~— acLean, chairman of the

eran blood donor Sarureitieh for Prince of Wales | College eae . made a very good show-

t last December’s clinics, that ao students there are pre- pared to challenge St. Dunstan’s a really keen competition for

mor supremacy” at

to

ing held at Zion Church hall on and

and is attempting to get a 100 ' Thursday.

Juvenile Delinquency Study Opens Sessions Here Today

A committee appointed by the ; department of justice to probe | Canda’s nationwide problem of juvenile delinquency arrived in| Charlottetown yesterday. The | committee will meet today and Tuesday.

The committee will hold dis- | cussions with interested Island | groups and hear briefs and in- dividual presentations during its two-day sitting in the Island capital.

It is known that at least one | brief is being prepared for de- livery. The P.E.I. Federation of | Home and School Associations is | now compiling material on the Island’s delinquency problem.

It was learned last night that | A.J. MacLeod, QC, of the Peni- | tentiary Commission will be ab. sent from meetings. Mr. MacLeod was 4 have been com- mittee chairma

The other peeniiiats are Dr. L.P. Gendreau of the Peniten- tiary Service; Ronald Price of |

LOCAL: BRIEF

MacPHEE ‘sneeal for Mrs. Hugh Mac-| | Phee was held yesterday from ~the Cuteliffe Funeral Home Servite was conducted by Rev. nL, Walls assisted by - Donald Pallbearers “were Milton MacLaine, Walter

MacEwen, George Wilson » Dan- | te] Meaieene“? F is Deagah tea rane

Mac-

and Leonard MacNevin. Interment was in Canoe Cove cemetery.

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0d the service at the grave. Rev. ‘Preston Hammill ws present | gin the saneturay. pallbear- ers were Wilfred Collin, Ronald &Vessey, John Land, Louis Me Sinnis, Peter Pinean and cunene Interment took place the Raman Catholic eg

the legal branch of the depart- |

ment of justice; Inspector E.W. |

Willis of the RCMP;

arole Board.

Dr. Gendreau said last night that the group had not yet fin- alized plans for meetings or for the aes a left vacant by Mr. MacLeod’s absence.

P

cs which are be- |

| win their best-of-three quarter- | final series 2-1,

|in a_ best-of-five semi-final se- |

and Miss | E.M. Lynch of the Nationai |

men were called to a car fire at

er, Mrs, Leo Doyle, Mrs. Hec- | and to give aid and comfort to |

67 Douglas Street. Only slight

damage was caused. ney MacDon: Mrs.

4-H Club work ‘Hershey Bears —_[Erticies inthe sewing classes Sideline Reds

HERSHEY, Pa. (AP) — Cle- GREAT VARIETY land Mortson scored on a 10-foot! Among about 2,000 species of shot at 4:27 in a sudden-death| mushrooms, experts can fin rae period Saturday night many edible varieties. as Hershey Bears defeated Biovisdane Reds 3-2 in Ameri- can Hockey League action to

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Ch'town Man Is Fined $20 For Assault

Pleading me to a charge of common assa John Calvin | MacKinnon, Charlottetown, was ined $20 and costs or 10 days in | jail by Magistrate A.J. Haslam in city police court Saturday

MacKinnon was charged with assaulting Claude S. MacMil- bt = Charlottetown, by striking

on the face with a fist.

At the request of Chief of Po- lic b C.W. MacArthur, the case of Frank H. Prozner, 5tellarton,

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riv A was adjourned til

iene a ruling by the magistrate that he could not see that any false statement had | been made, Richard Jenkins, Jr., Pownal, was dismissed of the charge of making 4 - statement w a on accident.

A lone drunk and incapable, released Friday night on bail, failed to appear and his case | was adjourned until Apri 1 9 at the request of counsel Les- ter O'Donnell.

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A picture made-to-order forlhe would look young enough ithe younger set —and the young\the part. Fabian, actually

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Goldfish Bowl,” a Paramountia few ; re NMENT release in Technicolor, starring Jan Sterling, who of has

— teen-age favorites ae ee oe nes me ou. hee The Congo and Fabian and co-starring love-|work, Tommy's gay di- Holden Roberto, lly, — as the|vorcee mother whose absence olan i t ee sein home gives Tommy and ieader of a Angolan insurgem iv, 9 enjoyable picture the idea of setting up house- announced Thurs- for romantics of any age. keeping in her beach house dnr- fon of a provisional | "Lenten support to the young jing their school holiday, They're im: exile contingent are Edward Andrews off pf Pn A as a State Senator more interest- sorts

here. Robetto, whose Union ot Ste tte calttet tan te las coed ben, ae io Angolan Populattons fe daughter, and John McGiver,iman, before the youngsters learn cently merged with the Demo- who was a schoolteacher before|that what they feel for each other cratic Party of Angola into the became an actor and who re-|in something more than friend-

7 i uleedonee tel te : d ress conference of the attended by| Fabien sings “You're Only eas Premier Cyrille and Toby. ee a cee ant Sante Gon Oe Adoula had ee Se oe the coed keys the action, concratrate on acting — sve ° became @ blond eo thatide a very fine job. 7

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