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FAREWELL DINNER

A government farewell din- the last few days touring the

ner for travel editors and Island and gathering notes writers representing a number before leaving today for a con- of important publications .in vention in Ottawa. Shown the United States was held at above are (FROM THE

LEFT) : Leavitt F. Morris, a ~ travel editor or the Christian Science Monité?,“Peter J. White, a free lance travel

the Charlottetown Hotel last night. The [sland visitors are guests of the P.E.I. Tourist Association and have spent

$258,191 OBJECTIVE

United Fund Campaign ‘Underway This Morning

‘The 1966-1967 United : Fund , i Campaign with an objective this | year of $258,191:00 gets wunder- way. this morning. . a

- Last night the 2000 volunteer

warkers who will be handling}

hear last minute instructions. Heading up this year’s cam-. paign is Edwin C. Johnstone of New Haven. Mr. Johnstone has | had considerable expertence | working with voluntary organ- ization and is a former mayor-0f| Charlottetown

_ There are thirty-four agencies fn this years campaign. The ob- jective being sought this year is

associate editor of the Nation-

iia paige zecuezcce Chairman

Perturbed

SUMMERSIDE — Local Can- adian Brotherhood .of Railway Workers and General Workers chairman Everett MacLeod said here yesterday that he was still perturbed: by Union headquart- ers in Ottawa for developments during the recent rail strike.

$16,108:00;--Mr.-MacLeod said that the

al Geographic, and Dr. M. Lorne Bonnell, the minister of tourist edevelopment of P.E.I. who was host of the dinner.

Service - Bureau

== |Charlottetown: Y.M.C.A. — $26,- |National heatiquarters were try-

840.00; Basilica Recreation Cen- jing to put the blame on the local

“\tre — $19,890.00; Boy Scouts — /for not operating the ferries at

~ Island News Page.’

2 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Tucs., Sept. 20, 1966.

Magistrate Adjoun Impaired Driving Case

| Magistrate James B. Johnston

adjourned the case of Glenn James McCabe of Iona to Sep- tember 28 at 2:30 p.m. when he appeared in Magistrate Court yesterday morning ona charge of ¢riving while impaired. The} accused was represented — by Lester P. O'Donnell who pleaded | not guilty an behalf of the ac- cused. :

Gordon Carr of Victoria, who appeared _ before Magistrate Johnson on a_ similar charge, pleaded not guilty and was re- manded until Friday, September 23 at 230 p.m. Carr was also represented,.“by Lester .O'Don- nell.

Maurice Mullin of Vernon Bridge pleaded not guilty to a charge of loitering in a public place on information placed be- fore the court by Myrna Dough- erty. The accused was represent- ed by Mr. O'Donnell and the in- formant was represented by Charles -MacQuaid, -QC. The case was adjourned «until. Wed- nesday, October 5 and 10.30 a.m.

PLEADS NOT GUILTY

Reuben John Donnolly enter- ed a plea of not guilty to a charge of leaving’ a motor ve- hicle on :the highway in a man- ner which could cause an acci- dent. The accused was repre- sented by Kenneth MacDonald. The case was adjourned until Friday, September 23 - at- 10-30 a.m. to fix a date for trial. | The case of Louis Francis Cairns ‘was adjourned to Sep- tember 26 at 9.30 a.m. for judge- ment by Magistrate Johnson. Mr. Cairns, who was represent-

$9,669.00: Girl Guides — $4,- Borden during the strike. % by Bert Cempbell, wae 278.00; Navy League — $1,198.00; | He said that if'a directive had |"? @r eed with, driving with- Summerside—Boys'—Club-——$5,- been—in_the-local- union's hands |°Ut due care and attention.

280.00; former tag day agencies |prior to the strike, it would have

— $5,173.00; United Fund — |been honored, but no such agree- {ment has been received by the local. He said that the blame for the

$25,388.00. tie up at Borden must be placed

‘Melvin McQuaid Borden must be Speaks To Group fat was only" folowing insrue

itions. Mr. MacLeod added. Melvin McQuaid MP. for, DIRECT ORDERS Kings, in addressing the First

He stated that the union local

‘Glen Martin Gamble of Crap- aud elected trial by magistrate when he pleaded not guilty this morning to a charge of having a peace officer. namely Cst. Alan

deteive.. The investigation in-

Accident

Burchill of the Borden detach- | ment of the: RCMP, embark on | an investigation with intent to |

good weather and a large atten- was presented to Hermand Mac- | na racing 'Lean by Dr. LG. Dewar, {LA Leod of Murray River. who congratulated

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volved charges that a William

Godfrey Stewart had left the ' scene of an accident. The accus- | ed was represented by Kenneth |

|MacDonald and the crown attor-| suMMERSIDE — Four men jney is John P. Nicholson, QC. | of. the Summerside Fire Depart- until ment, Deputy Chief Henry Bis- |

The case was adjourned Wednesday, October 12 Carl Mayhew of Lady

mation laid by his wife, E11a | workshop, organized and run-off |Mayhew. The case was adjourn- |for the last three years by the at 10.30 |Saint John Fire Department with the co-operation of several Maritime hoards of underwriters

ed until September 30 am,

Sends Five - To Hospital

An accident’ near Peakes on ‘the Peakes.. Road- caused five | people to be rushed to the Kings ;County Hospital late Sunday night. | The accident occurred when a | jcar driven by Leonard Cluney | \of Bristol was in collision with a | jtruck operated by John Mac- Lean of Peakes. It is thought Mr. MacLean was working on his jtruck at the time and the impact of the.car may have forced the truck over his body and legs. He ‘was. rushed -to the Montague [Hospital where he was examin- ed by Dr. M.L. Bonnell who had him transferred by: ambulance to the Prince Edward Island Hospital. He was reported to jhave broken hip or leg.

In the car with “Mr. Cluney were his wife and two children

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dance. jevents a turkey supper was Ca- tered to by West Point Wome

| from Maine attended the work- ~| cessful with. each succeeding

| de ments, | A Department, are the |"

ltheir centennial project next |

Annual Races. ~snew Are Big Success Adjour NS eee

O'LEARY favored by

Following the

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Four Firemen. Return Home

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Windsor re- |

Lt. Joe Clarke.

Hayes,

insurance | This year three departments shop, which has been more suc-

instructors. The firefighters hope to spon- sor a year-long fire prevention |

programme, making the public }

fire - prevention conscious, as |

year.

Montague Hospital for treatment and were said to be suffering

~ The annual West {Institute and the ladies aid of Sa- |Community

n’s who | ——= event four Véars ago.

i , ML ted that Se i ee an a Ay. | terday along with the Montague

gust 48 a tourist attraction. Fol- lowing are the results:

Betts, mas Dumville .

Willard Bulger, |\Lynwood MacDonald

Lean, Allison Smith, Jack Ellis, | Douglas Betts, Frankie Stewart. |

y active |for a thimbleful.

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Eastern Youth Is Still Missing -

»| Eleven:year-old Wayne Mac- Leod” of Murray River is. still being sought for after being missing’: from his home since about 2:30 p.m. Saturday. Wayne who was !ast seen fish- jing from the Murray. River Bridge’. has been living with his grandmother. Mrs. James Mac-

Hospital, OLeary. The Atkinson handicap trophy |

4 | Dragging, operations began on ae the Sunday morning ‘and discontinu- jed in the evening. Divers were Robert |called in also on Sunday and

Neiet address in | they continued their search yes-

In a

Detachment RCMP. is the son of Harry Atkinson ‘trophy race: Herman |MacLeod who lives in Toronto

; h Betts. : jand Mrs. MacLeod, the former coe eeN Re en ee ae Adshade of Halifax.

———————— JENKINS WASHING MACHINE

Parts - Saies - Service

@ Service on all makes of

=| Wringer Washers , | @ Selling completely rebuilt

NOT TO BE WASTED | - washing machines

Carbon 13, a new non-radio- | Just Dial 892-3837 isotope, -costs $3,000,600 Kent °St., Charlottetown

| Wayne

Raeburn Betts, | Gerald Shaw,

Free-for-all

High gear boats: Harold: Mac- |

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COMMODORE

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Coming Attractions

TUESDAY — THE DOWNTOWNERS THURSDAY — HOOTENANNY | Featuring “THE HI-NOTES” Sportswear Permissable— : -. No Slacks or Shorts Please!

from severe lacerations and oth-

er_ injuries. zs “Damage to the car was exten-

badly damaged. ; Montague detachment RCMP.

all of whom were rushed to the

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RED CROSS IS ALWAYS THERE WIThl YOUR HELP

Give your Fair Share

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sive, while the truck which was | struck from. the rear was not so |

are investigating the accident. ——————— a |

Members and ‘Guests ....

~ IN LOVING MEMORY

, Of a devoted wife and mother

(. MRS. WILLIAM P. ____MaciINNIS

who departed this life

SEPT. 20th, 1962

Her memory. cherished always by husband and four sons, Billie, John, Allan and David.

some $23,000 less than the ob- jective set last year, but is $16, 000 more than was actually ,rais- ed last year. The reduction in

would not have gone on strike if | they had received direct orders from the national headquarters, |

District of Kings Progressive

Conservative Association meet- ‘ing, noted that the people of Ca-

the objective was made possible

bv the expected advantages

from the introduction of the . seas

Canada Assistance Plan. Al- sashes . MR. JOHNSTONE

though agencies are not sure |

exactly what this plan will mean | ; : in terms of ‘dollars for Prince jpared ce to the ive as- Edward Island, it was felt that |5¢TS ° hey-may have a

some_ relief would-be fortheom- oa knowledge of the Un-

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ing and they therefore reduced}

The agency allocations for the their requests from the public. 106) tind ee as talows:. Cana

nada are looking for a change in the federal. government. “This is due to the fumbling and bumb- bling that has been taking place jin Ottawa since the Liberals \took office in 1963, he stated. He- jwent on to say, ‘The Conserva- tive Party is the only party that | is ready to stop in and manage the affairs of. the country.”

Also addressing the gathering

TEAMS OF CAPTAINS \dian Welfare Council — $864.- The United ‘Fund organization /00; Canadian Red Cross Society involves chairman for Summer-j— $31,152.00; Canadian National side, Charlottetown and for the Institute for the Blind — $12,- 16 regional high school districts. | 752.00; Canadian Mental Health Each of these chairmen have Association — $10,189.00; Multi- recruited teams of captains |ple Sclerosis Society of Canada, heading up the various elemen- |P.E.I. Chapter — $6,144.00; tary school districts-and the dif-|— March of Dimes — $3,719.00; ferent urban divisions. Meetings |Cerebral Palsey Association of are being held under the gener- |P.E.I. $2,758.00; Catholic

al direction of the public rela- Social Welfare Bureau — $232.- |.

was Heath Macquarrie M.P. for {Queens who stated that he was jafraid the Liberal Party is grad- jually falling apart. He mention- ed the fact about the provincial Liberal leaders steadily tearing down the party's national: poli- cies, and the very evident split jwithin the Liberal cabinet itself which leads: one to believe that lour strong two party system may be in danger.

but this had not come, he com- | mented. ; }

Mr. MacLeod said that nothing | would-be gained by the Depart- | ment of Transport taking over | the ferries. Both are crown oper- ations, he said. . .

In conclusion, union tocal chairman MacLeod. said that an} agreement could be made at any | time that the boats would not go | on strike again. He felt that this

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was the only solution and would be honored.

‘BRITISH BOBBIES APPLY | TORONTO (CP)—More than 1,000 British policemen have applied to join Metropolitan Toronto's police force, ‘says Deputy: Chief Harold Adamson. | Applications to the Canadian | immigration office in London | include. some from — Scotland | Yard. men. and are in response |

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M Sale;

OF BOYS’ WEAR ~ CASH YOUR FAMILY ALLOWANCE ~

tions committees with Jim Wil- 447.00; Prince County Welfare |

“parn roof and fell to the ground.

‘gon as provincial public relations Agency $26,520.00; P.E.1.

Oana t ea Protestant Children’s Home uotas have set for e | $27,822.00: Prote:

region and these quotas are felt | - stant Family by United- Fund officials to be_| the, most-realistic since the fund, ‘was organized in 1962.

The quotas this year are: in the regional. high districts Alberton — $3,000; Athena $3200: Central Queens 400; Charlottetown .Rural 500; Ellerslie-Bideford — 250; Englewood — $2,800: Evan-

geline — $1,200; Kensington — $5,000; Kinkora — $1,950: Mis- couche — $1,150; Montague — $10,000; Morell —

$2,400: O'- Leary — $2,850; Souris — $5000; Stella Maris — $1,350; Tienish— $1,500

Summerside: advance gifts, — $12,000: payroll — $15.000:. pro- fessional — $3,000; residental — $3,500 Charlottetown: advance gifts

$43,100; national corpora- tions — $21,000; payroll — $40,- 550. professional — $10,500; re- sidential — $11,000; federal ser- vice division — $24,000; provin- cial government employees $15,000 Ca PLEDGE CARDS -- <«~

An idea of the size of the Un- tted Fund Campaign can he ga- thered from the number of ltems that have to be prepared for use by the various campaign committees. These’ include 30,- 00 pledge cards and 30,000 _re- ceipts are prepared and enclos- ed in 3400 canvasser kits. 5,000 items are prepared for the ad- vertising program and there are 8.000 instruction sheets, 3900 sheets of questions and answers, 4,000 lists of the agencies all pre-

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No. 8 Vending Services

James J. MacKay Dies Suddenly

occurred Satirday. of James ‘Jim) MacKay of Stellarton as: the result of an accident

Mr. . MacKay at. the time of the accident was working on his

The death at his home

No, 7.G. & G. Dairy, Ch No. 8 Tulle Bros. (Easy

He died shortly~after-- ? He was well known to many

cn eg on Only 3 members will be permitted with each race car: on

and Saucer parade entering the track. Please make « point of having your pit His. pride ‘and joy was 3 Palo- sses hand ight ‘

mino stallion which he rode al- pa on race nignr.

most every year in the parade, making the trip to Charlotte- town at his own expense Funeral] arrangements have | sot yet beer eompleted TRE

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- Admission 1.00

“STOCK CAR Ri

UNDER LIGHTS AT THE

COVEHEAD SPEEDWAY — WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 7.30.p.m.

Cars must-be in pits by 7:00 p.m. Weather Permitting, if not to be held the Following Night

SPECIAL ATTRACTION

_.ELWOOD PAYNTER, CAR NO. 43

R. No. 1 Canadian Tire Corp. (Royalty Mall, Ch’town) 6 cylinder No. 2. Dow’s Restaurant, Ch’town, flat V-8 Cylinder

No. 4 Montague Bakery, 6 cylinder No. 5 Gaudet’s Auto. Body Shop, Eden St., Flat V-8 cylinder No. 6 Lucky Dollar Food Stores, overhead valve V-8

DRIVERSNOTE. .

Chairman for the meeting was ‘Hugh MacKinnon, president of the First. District P.C. Associa- tion.

paign.

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CHALLENGES ~ BROWN, CAR NO. 2

Ltd., overhead valve V-8

‘town,. Consolidated race for non-winners Cleaning Supplies) Free For All

Children under 12 Free

to advertisement placed in Brit- | ish. newspapers by the Toronto force, now on a recruiting cam- |

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