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The Guardian, Charlottetown, Fri., May’27, 1966.

Battle Conditions ‘WillBe Simulated

Rattle conditions in the field: will be simulated, as nearly as possible, for more than 100 offi- cers and men of the Prince Ed-. award Island Regiment this week- }end. during Exercise “Prim |

The. advance party will leave ing at°8.30, to be followed at 1.30 p.m. by RHQ, A Squadron, and Student Militia. Squadrons from Montagiie and’Summerside will leave. for .the area shortly after

away at +p.m. Saturday. A sports

the PER. will | |programt will be held Saturday

\“Prim. Light”, jet two days of practical training | in-its_role as an armored recon- naissance. regiment

The exercise will be held-in the Point Prim — Camp Buchan ” -\area. An “enemy force«-will have landed near Point Prim, ‘from disguised fishing fleet, and. wil

camp-in-the-field-Saturday night: On_Sinday, the day starts with urch parade at 7.30, followed | y breakfast in the area, and the | a pees resumes at 9.15, run- 1 | ning to its conclusion at 11.45. At

~be—engaged by reconnaissance 0on, the annual regimental lob- |

leleihents of;the P-E.LR. The ex-. Stet feast ‘will be held, lercise will be directed .by Maier camp. will break-at 2pm.

and |

'E.G. Kerr, training officer for . th t. PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE 'H. e Atkinson A ding to ~Lt 0! Macleod. MC offi icer cracuuds Dies In Hospital :

\ing the P.E.I, Régiment, the ex-

lercise enables officers arid men, . Hiram | of the unit to get practical ex- Lnown, ‘perience and witness a practical | Wednesday, May 25th in the application of.material that has |Prince Edward Island Hospital been-covered -in- the lroom during the winter months. the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Lit-willalso=-serve—as valuable-| Mediey—Atkinson-—of—Ambherst, itraining before the unit attends | Nova Scotia. He- was 59 years tsummer~camp~-at- Camp—Gage-- old: e

town in early July. Mr. Atkinson spent the better ~~ portion of ‘his life. associated :

Cc Atkinson,

STATE CONVENTION os

Mr-Hagan-and-Mr; Callaghan will be delegates ta. the Sup-- reme Convention of the

Charlottetown,- Summers | de aud Souris were present, Mr. - Hagan (RIGHT) is seen ac-

At the 4#th Staté Convention a held recently in Charléttetown MF. Hagan was elected as

state deputy " Deler Knights of cepting the gavel from B.M. Knights of Columbus which will r the food business. He sat _Columbus:. egates from Callaghan. who he succeeds. be held. in Miami, Florida. -Commissione twenty years with the T. Eaton ; a6 | Company——Limited —managing+

their Canadian stores food chain jin rnany Maritime centres. He imoved. to P.E.J. with them in

SDU Releases Pass List Visits Island 1929 and in 1943 purchased their ' Commissioner and Mrs. Edgar jIsland interests which operated ; lee oes territorial commander | inti 1961 under the name of At: tor Canada and Bermuda, will ikifisons Groceteria”At-the time} or Freshmen, Engineers {Pei Sheri oe on June 7th. This~ is eet with the Prince Edward Island | | visit of The .Salvation | Hospital as purchasing agent. ' pei Jeader for the, Canadiar

\of both the board and

Light II". noon, }.« During this exercise, a seque 4 “to last year's first edition of The exercise will get. under

evening, and the regiment’ will |

well’ * local businessman died ~

‘lecture after.a lengthy. illness. He was *‘

gone é Kiwanis, he also ‘his. theological itudien at Hoty {8 expected that efi ‘hotels: ‘ree, spent many years serving Trin- Heart Seminary, Halifax, N.S., \taurants, service stations and re- ity United Church as.a member Father..MeCormack- will cele- tail stores will send.several dele. session. rate his First Solemn High gates each tq this pre-torist

HELD HEAD HIGH

“The world's ‘pole - Squatting 2 record. was set at 211 vays nine.

He was an elder at Spring Park Mass at St. Mary’s Church, June season famillarization and train- hours — in 1959 by 17 year-old United Church at the time of his 5 at 10.30 a.m. Following this ing conference designed to pro- Maurie R. Kirby at Indianap- passing. there will be a reception at his..mote.a.warm..velcome for all olis Coaluien egy anei mata ea f He is survived by. his the home from 2-5 p.m. tourists to the province,. = ve Beas | : ormer eima apma —x : pores ° representin e touris aon Ronald aud . ‘daughter oe feasting (Chi eet ink: en

Elizabeth ~ (Mrs---Atex— Horne}, 7a an Enalemanshio of Cl arle i *

both of Charlottetown and fee grandchildren, two brothers Wil- liam of Amherst,’ N.S:—and-Har- old, St, Mary's, Ontario.’ Three sisters Mildred ‘Mrs. “Ernest... Ayer) of Sackville, N.B., Ann and Rhoda (Mrs. Doug Moss) both of Amherst, N.S. One brother Lloyd

Planned: For Here,

More than 100 tourist service personnel from All. parts of the ‘province are expected to attend | a hospitality»seminar to be held

Kings County

predeceased him and another in- Charlottetown, ‘it. was an- : .

brother died in infancy. nounced following a meeting Progressive

~The funeral will be -fr here. The project-is being spon- :

Spring -Park United Church “on sored jointly by the Canadian i Conservative

Friday, May 27th at 2 p.m. In- Tourist Association, the Prince : ; i ment in the Peoples. ceme- Kdward dsland Tourist Associa- | ¢ é apse Me ey. - Headquarters

cnpee and the Provincial Travel = Bureau

There are two. separate semin- ars being held to assure.enroll-

li * ment for everyone. The first is| |

| Former Legion Hall

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| from 1 p.m. until 4.90 p.m. and 2, ‘ f | the second from 7. p.m, until iT} : Montague * ip.m: i ;

{ The program will be e under'the |

- | chairmanship of Rod Thomson,

+ Toronto, project hospitality man-

ager for ‘the Canadian- Tourist

Association.

, | Leaders in the fields ot hotel | ' Fetail stores, service stations and

2 i} transportation will be in _atten- | dance as diseussion | leaders. ad

Office Hours 9 G.m. to 6 p.m. Phone 838-2779

REY. McCORMACK Souris Native. To Be Ordained

‘A native of Souris ‘and gradu- i ate of Holy Heart Seminary will | be ordained to the holy priest- hood. at St. Mary's Church, Sou- ris_on_June:4th at 4.00.o0'clock.

Rev. Leonard McCormack, son of, Mrs. D. Leonard McCormack tand. the late Mr. McCormack, -+|- j.will be ordained by Most. Rev. Malcolm A.. McEachern, Bishop , of Charlottetown. | ‘Father

TONIGHT — CFCY- TV. CF CY Radio .

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The following is this year's Michael Place, Andrew Pletc pass list for Freshman and En- | Colleen Power, Patrick Prunty.

gineering students at. St, Dun- |

stan's University. oo ‘and Sophomore

published on Teaccoaen and the |

graduation list on May 9. FRESHMAN

Jean Pierre Andrieux. Shirley Barry, Nerbert -Bart-

holomew, Jean’ Bassett, Kenneth | Michael: Sullivan,

Bell, Leon Berrouard, David | - Blacainere, James Btanchard; Audrey Bolger,

dreau, David Bradley, Patricia Donald. Wi

~ Broderick

Bow! Leo ‘Walsh, Thomaa White.

Mary Cain, Gerard Callaghan,

Patrick Callaghan, Charles Cab- anagh, Ivanhoe Chevannes, Ter-

rence Clinton, Michael Coady, | Kay.

Ernest Corrigan, Patrick Curley, | Rosemary Curley, Leonard Cus-

ack. Louis, Daley, Clair Dalton, Doris Dalton, —_Frederick.—De-+

Coste,_Kenneth-DesRoches, Val-_ erie Doiron, Daisy Donahoe, Patricia Dooley, James. Dorsey, | Shirley Doyle, Arnold Driscoll, Eric Dunn, Gemma Dunn.

——Robert Fellows,. Linda Figna, | |

Sharon .Flynn, Nicholas Fogg, Stewart Freeman-

Anita Gallant, Bernard Gal- fant, Edmond Gallant, Thomas Gallant, Gordon Gaudet, Leon- atd Gaudet, Gerard Gauthier, Percy Giddings, “Regina Gill, Mary Gorman, .Thomas._Green- Dennis Hodgdon, Carol Horgan, Marne Howard, John Howatt, . Robert Hughes,

Howard. Jamieson, Owen. se Thomas Johnston,

Diane Kays, Franetes Kelty, |

Ralph Kelly.

. Louis Lam. Kathleen Lappin, Thomas Larder, Diane Laugh- tin, William Lawlor, _Lecky, Karen LeClair.

John McAleer, Betty McAvoy, ‘Sheila McCabe, Pauline . Mc- Cardje, Michael McCormick, Barbara MacDonald, Blair Mac- Donald, Eugene MacDonald, Gerard MacDonald, Joan Mae- Donald, Juanita. MacDonald, Sheila MacDonald, Virginia Mc- Donald, Robert McGrath, Paul MacGuigan, Paul McGuire, Anne MacInnis, Roland McInnis, Jos- seph MacIntyre, Mary Macintyre, Anita MclIsaaty- ‘Helen Mac- Kenzie, Judith MacKenzie, John McNeill, Carl McQuaid, Stephen McQuaid, Elizabeth Marmen, Omer Martin, Kenneth Mbly- néaux; David Monaghan, Marion Morrison, Imelda Murnaghan, Marie Murphy, Michael Murphy,

len Mutray, Mariann Murray, Jean Myers, Nancie Myers

.Maureen Nanjes, Susan Nip, , fee be raised to” $2 from $1,25.

ies Nora Noonan. Delbert» O'Brien, Doris

. Brien, Riichard O'Donnell, Mel- vin_ Ostridge -Nancy Paquet,—Glenn Parks

Richard Paynter, Robert Pierce,

ers.

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Barry,

McCormack received

David Phelan. Greatly intérested in all sport-

|mier, the Confederation. Center |

Elizabeth Seton Sister, Mar Kenneth .Hubley. and__Woodleigh Replicas:

Lawrence Sister, Anné Smit) John Keefe: There ‘will be a:.Public Meet-

| Phyllis Smith, William Smyth,| Herman Palmer. ing at the, Citadel at 8 ~ p.m.) }-when commissioner will}

Barbara Anne Trainor.

| Richard— Rankin ‘a |

Yvon St. Amaud. James Siu: | pring the message FIRST ee | Divisional leaders: wit aten be |

oe oe. pees 1 ‘attendance. +

“Blaine 4 ———_—_— se THIRD ENGINEERS | Robert Kane, Michael Kenny. : Roger Arsenault: Reginald MeKenna, Paul Ma, er aoe

|Robert Parent; awards, \Chandler, budget, J. Freak Ge Ge. det, camping, Brig. A.W. Feet.

Miller MacEwen, John Mac- » (Michael Shannon.

‘There was much interest inthe Farlane (Prince), Brig. A. W. Centennial Exchange Program. ers, FD, (Queens), and J. Prince Edward Island Quebec on Lavers (Kings), secre-

| growth

O’- were given by Edgar Ramsay Brien, Kevin O°’Brien, May 0’- | Summerside,

LIBERALS WILL <i aaa WAGE TO WOMEN WORKERS - Not only will Liberals guarantee higher minimum wage,

with $1.25 minimum on all government: work, but mini-

mum-wage coverage will be extended to women work-

| sington Wilfed Thompson: Marsh-

jexpansion. President of the Summerside District .Council is Edgar Ram- say, and’ Summerside District Commissioner,—Erie—Tanton. District commissioners for Mm- iral ‘areas include, Hugh Lowry, | North: Shore, Roy Peters, Caven- ldish, and Claude Hunter, Bor- den. ty

Scout Report’ Shows. Progress

Reports inelucting Anance, _ Ellis: Nak’ Shore, and Eric |camping, training, building and | Tanton, Summerside. were named district commis- | | special events were presented | - Thanks of. the council were \sioners for Charlottetown North at the annual meeting of the expressed to ‘communications aiid South. respectively.

Boy Scout movement held in the | media and H. R. Doane -and The. executive committee — also Chalet Abegweit. Wednesday | Company. ob includes the ae 5 evening.” President Brit. W.W.| OFFICERS ELECTED lp Henitie te Bala. Hicker, Hele-peeshied- 1 ‘Brig. W:W: ‘Reid, DSO, ED, Brig. Keith Johnston, Major 0. - Continued expansion of the |was: re-elected president. of the R. Simmons; Bert Campbell, L. movement. in the province was |Prince Edward Island.Council of &' acNevin«Vincent King, Wil- reflected in the Scout population the Boy Scouts 6f'Canada at thé jim Ledwell. and Supt. which showed an in- annial meeting held tast night. Harrison. a

William Ives ahd Roger Craig.

R. P. | =

Territory to P.E.I. his early education in Souris and} : he utstand- Loui Marylin Reno. oe Ona. Row Commissioner --Grinsled — will en Solay plaier with on Ant | graduated- from Sourig High | 4 RW. 0 . ml " ee be meeting the Charlottetown |i of Rambl the mid-20's, School-in 1955. He attended St. | Radio = Junior |Layina Roche, Sjoerd Roggeve- Eric Sparkes. Ad Board at. a noon-day,| herst Ramblers in m

‘Vist wad en, Jacqueline Rossiter: Ralph Woodside. BI bot d wicker Y\' He participated actively in Curl. |Dunstan's University from 1956 | Gertrude Shea, Janet. Sh SECOND ENGINEER luncheon and during the after- in ’and «in 1961 represented to 1961. He then entered St. Au. | stticie Sinclair will be visiting” the Donald B ustine’s .Seminary, * Toronto, */ Peter Shelfoon, Patricia Sinclair, | Miche! Gauthiet. 'P.E.I. at the MacDona rier | g Ys 4

wherehe completed one year ‘Seminary: training. He -continued | A forme’ Rotarian, a longtime his seminary training at Regina |

lmember of the Charlottetown Cleri Seminary, Regina, Sask. | Alpha’s Mens Club, .and a form- abe eae completed '

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in Hamilton, he was ais an ac- 'tiye- golfer.

11.30 PM.

CECY TV 545 PM. Mel McQuaid, M.P., Dr. Grd Sinnott, Harry McConnell.

Hon. W. R. Shaw 2

Progressive Conservative

_ Provincial Campaign | --* Headquarters- Charlottetown

Office Hours: 9 a.m. --9 p.m. . 168 Gt. George Street

Phone 4:6295 — 4-5683 — 4-6816

Progressive Conservatives Ist District Queens

crease of 15.7 per cent over the |Patrons are, Lt. Governor W.J. previous year and now numbers !MacDonald—and Premier. Walter 2140 cubs, scouts and leaders. (|R. Shaw, Honorary president. is = It was noted that camping ac- the Hon. F.W. Hyndman. —— | tivities last year reached a.new Other officers electéd. were, high with 57 camps héing held. | vice-presidents,, Horace M a c-

exchanged four English speak- itar, Jack Daviés, and treasurer,

ing Scouts foP a period of David Scales. eee i we Frank Zakem was re-elected

Reference was made to. the provincial commissioner. Assis- new Scout and Guide Head. tant commissioners include Roy

k quarters -and-Brig.-W> W. Reid (Boates, W.S. McMurry, J. Fran paid tribute to all those who Gaudet, H.B. McMahon, Mrs.

ick had contributed’ and aided in the |Frances Dorsey, J.S. Warwick, project. He also referred to the land Harvey a si fine work being done by Gor-4 Chairman of committees don Kerr, the executive prov- elude, Alfred Hennessey, , prop- incial commissioner, and to Miss = a

Joan ‘Willis. Turn to page. 13

» Frank Zakem, provincial come | 1 100 PRIZES

missioner, spoke of the varioua ft activities carried on during net FLAVOUR-FLO

year and emphasized the need | | HOLIDAY CASH

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I District and group reports { I Frank. Gaudet, | I

Southport, Abbert Boyle‘ -Ken-

for active group” committees. I. CONTEST

It was decided that registration 1 field Wylie Barrett, New Haven, , Bruce La we = = ae ee

iW. § McMurtry, _Mrs

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Progressive Conservative. 3rd District Prince | ‘Friday. May 27th - 8.30 P.M.

-MISCOUCHE REGIONAL

HIGH SCHOOL

Hon. teary Wedge COME AND.- MEET YOUR BUILDING TEAM

Special entertainment featuring Arsenault Sister, Russell Were! ren, Eddy Mathews and others, Guest: SPSGRETs—Retrestnents, served—All are welcome. :

PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE

Sat., May. 28th — 8.30 P. M. CRAPAUD HALL

Sponsored by Ist Dist. Queéns Y. P. €. Assoe. -

Hon. Walter R. Shaw

COME AND. MEET YOUR BUILDING TEAM |

Hon. Frank Myers

Guest a : Heath Macquarrrie, M.P. EVERYONE - - WELCOME

_Refreshments and Lifertalament

PROGRESSIVE ~ CONSERVATIVE

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‘Keith Harrington

. Heath Macquarrie, M.P,

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Refreshments & Entertainment =

MAY 30!

Ingerted he led Prine | J [

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