Charles Nicholson, Eldon branch, Royal Canadian Leg- fon. presents scholarships on behalf of the-branch-to; Judy

LEGION SCHOLARSHIPS PRESENTED

MacKay, Wood Islands, for highest standing:in grade 10; Christine Rolson, for second highest in grade 10; Dougias

| Lions Zone

| Meetino Held _At Geo'town

\ ® Air Transport Clow, Melville, for highest in . fresen, tr second tastes’ in. | Approves theson, for ‘second his , :

LOCAL BRIEFS

“MOSPITAL PATIENT Victor Monroe, 220 Kent St., {s a patient in the P.E.I. Hos- oital,

HAS SURGERY Mrs, Arnold Mahar of Rollo Bay has entered the Charlotte- town Hospital for “surgery.

NAMED DIRECTORS John Simmonds of Charlotte- town was elected provincia] dir- ector of the National Dairy Council at its annual meeting being held in Banff, Alberta.

GRANT FOR GALLERY The Canada Council has giv- en a $500 grant to The Confed- eration Art Gallery and Museum - the money to be used for the acquisition of slides,

NEW TEACHER

A new teacher of the Provin-

clal Vocational School has tak-

' en up residence here. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Rogerson, formerly of Montreal are now living on Enman Crescent.

$200 DAMAGE

‘Approximately $200 damage . occurred when two cars collid- * ed at Kensington Tuesday eve-

*' ning. The driver of one car

4

SO ee at ation Centre ::from--the * Tadies—first,-Mrs-—Arthur—--Le- “of Maple>Avenue--Magistrate--Squadrom, with-headquarters at} says his”

» was- Charles William Adams of ’ Kensington and of the other

‘ James Terrance Campbell, of wood pleaded guilty to a charge |

' Spring Valley.

' CARD PARTY RESULTS

' Following are the results of Wednesday -night's-card -party-at --the. Basilica .Recreation..Centre:. Mrs.

Glair: second, Margaret

Bradley; gents’ first, Joseph |

Sheltoon; second, Joseph Ryan; door prize. James Pendergast: special prize, Mrs: J; Macisaac; freezeout, Mrs. Priscilla Smith and Amos Curley~

BITES OTHER INSECTS

One species of midge, Cull _coides Anophelis, feeds on mos- quitoes by piercing the abdomen

and sucking the_ blood eet

ba from a_human or anim

- TAKES SECOND IN PRINCE CO. MATCH

~~“Sterling Baglole, Mount Roy- al, placed second in the Prince

iT he hubcaps

‘Leaving

Brings.$50 Fine

SOURIS ~ Henry Wilfred Car- ter of Souris was fined $50 and) costs or 20 days yesterday when’ jhe appeared before Magistrate | James B. Johnston, QC, here on a charge of leaving the scene of an accidnt. =

Quentin Dennis Mossman of Souris elected trial by judge and! jury on a break and entry) charge. The case was adjourned | to Oct. 6 for preliminary hear-' ing. |

Emmett Keefe of Morell Rear | pleaded guilty to causing damage not exceeding $50 and was fined $35 and costs or 15 days. He ,was also ordered to make restitu- | tion of $25.

Ivan Francis Keefe and Bern- jard Keefe, both of Morell Rear, were each fined $35 and costs or 15 days for causing a disturb. ance.

Three witnesses were heard in the case of Major Ralph Young ,of Red Point, charged. with pos- |session of 17 short lobsters. Giv- ling evidence for the Crown was ‘Frank Martin MaoMitlan, Morell, and for the defence were George

Pleads Guilty To Theft Of Hubcaps

Lloyd Fern-

SUMMER SIDE. — George MacDonald of

of unlawful possession of . hub- | caps valued at less than $50 be- 'fore Magistrate R. S. Hinton \in town police court “were taken

aro Erie-Campbell:iow— niet Training fore" Imanding sthe P.FA.-Regiment, ata See eeeeeretneetemeeee = oe | runetat- Homa

Hinton adjourned the case for sentencing until September 22 and stated that restitutn by

| the accused would have a° bea-.-

'ring on the sentence.

A North Gganville-man-plead—

ed guilty and was fined $23.50 or five days for drunkenness. A second accused, from Summer- side; on a-similar charge was ‘fined $23.50 or 30 days and the | Magistrate recommended that he be remanded to Riverside Hospital for treatment,

County championship - plow- ing match on Tuesday after- soon, He competed in the

er art ere

yesterday. |

| Local Request Scene

ing Services of

tawa yesterday.

MacDonald, Kingsboro, and t he So at: Mount Pleas:

accused. - | ‘The firm had applied to oper- The case was ad ed to ate twin - engined aircraft from

oo pos ee ie Charlottetown and Mount pearing for the accused is M. J,|Pleasant but the board said the McQuaid, and prosecutor is J.|demand for such aircraft did P. Nicholson, jnot appear’ to warrant the ap-

Ten persons were each fined |Plicant obtaining more than one $20 and costs or 30 days for il-|plane, which could not be based legal possession of liquor. at two points.

sland News Page

Eastern and Central. Districts The Guardian, Charlottetown, Thurs. Sept. 16, 1965. 5

Fall Training Begins —

For, Island's Militia

The fall training program for | courses that will be conducted ‘siand militia units has been | within the units. mavred. out by all three units .

first parade.

Tne Prince ¥.:.werd Island Re- ac nate anita cms gurent begins ‘raining here to- | recrul 4 | aig? when ‘A’ Sqiadcon holds | handle, and courses in recruit j its initial parece A b oe | Squadron, with headquarters at | units. In addition, Lt. Col. E.G. “Montague, wil kick off tomer- | MacLeod, MC, officer” com-

“unit—hes-a~ . for prospective officer — open fo young men

Summerside, will start xt | openings mi ide | ne , who have completed grade 12.

week, with’ parades on ‘Tues- | day and Thureday evenings. Training for § Signal Reg- | ment will’ get underway here next Monday evening.

The amount of training time allotted to each unit remains

are asked to contact squadron

| nificant change in training | this year involves schedules. for |'ober.

J

IMPROVE TRADE PACT Franco-Polish trade — was

Pompidou, Oyra:

week's visit to France, is te Have a final third round of talks | with, President de Gaulle today.

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provincial match ; though he did not finish in |

top group.

ee es Richi Oe Oot ho’ ee ae

The Air Transport Board has| approved a move by Island Fly- Charlottetown into twin-engined aircraft oper- ations, it was announced in Ot-

However, the board in a com- panion decision turned down the charter firm's application to es-

These courses will be concen- | involved, and traiaing comnen- | trated so that they will be com- ced last night at Charvstietown | pleted in one or two-week per- Armory when olficers and men | iods, and will involve training . Medical Company. held. their | nightly and on weekends _ while

‘'B'| training have been laid on by all /

Candidates.for these _ positions.

jor Ready, Charlottetown; |.Winds westerly 15. Low-hich

eral ‘town. Sun rises today at 6.54 ‘ta.m, and sets at 7.21 p.m. All

Te-s,

PARIS (Reuters) — Improved |

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Policeman Assaulted;

fons | good | ous

| discussed and

Fils

of the Souris Local of the P.E.I.

Teachers’ Federation met fol-

| EXECUTIVE ELECTED BY SOURIS LOCAL P.-E. TF

The newly-elected executive lowing the fall convention of ty of Souris; Mrs. Clara Coffin

the local Sept. 13. From left

of Fortune, Mrs. Mary Ryan to right they are Albert Fogar-

of Rock Barra, and Mrs. Mary

|

fled which | in each cub’s

Fine Levied

Aiden Doiron, North Rustico, was fined $50 and costs by Mag- \istrate James B. Johnston, QC, in Queen's County Court. yes- jterday. Doiron was found guilty | (of assualting Constable Benjamin Gallant of the Rustico Police. |

ey gy

meeting

WEATHER

TORONTO {CP}: Tempera- tures: : a. Lew Overnight High Wednesday

charged with causing a distur-

aes Ree oe > & jbance and assessed $15 and ; 52 * 64 ‘eosts or 10 days. 35°C! Ralph Charles Rider of Park-; 64 - 76 dale was remanded to October 52 79 15 with bail to stand-on a charge 54 66 (of assaulting his wife. 48 54 Two persons appeared on 62 67 ‘charges of illegal possession to er 59 (which they pleaded guilty and 50 68 (and were each assessed $20 Halitax: | 3...5....; 49 63 = and costs or 30 days. |Charlottetown .... 50 67 | ¥ - SVGUEF ty sec. 50 67 | Yarmgeth shee s 5: 4788 ‘Word Of Death he OG <o55. 55 41 62 | ° aX ain... ss _@ | Received Here New York. .....:... 66 oO — Miami . 71 as | Walter O'Brien of Charlotte- New Orleans ...... 72 89_- town has received word of the Teese. 34; 69 < death of his sister-in-law, Mrs. Los -Angeles ....... 62 go. Margaret O'Brien. in Toronto,

following an operation im hos- pital there.

Mrs. O’Brien was the former Margaret Sinnott, a daughter and 5 to |of the late Mr. and Mrs. Phil- whole district | NP Sinnott of Charlottetown. | this system ie one ee % J. O’Brien, ‘moving rapidly, the wet wea-/| ece: years ago, “expected to end in most | When he was injured in e@ rail- Tegions in the morning, and in |W@y accident at Souris. ,

. Surviving are a daughter, |Doris, Mrs. Walter Hennessey: ;@ son, Maurice, Toronto; two sisters, Florence and Reta,

| HALIFAX (CP) — The wea- |

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The accused, represented by | ment Gordon Tweedy, was also

By ARTHUR L. GAVSHON

LONDON (AP)—Prime Min- ister Wilson's Labor govern- is reported to have started investigating a re port that a wartime Conserva-

| tive minister talked of making /peace with Hitler behind Sir | | Winston Churchill's back

The strange affair. resur- rected by former Swedish dip- lomat Bjoern Prytz, cause a major political row.

At the centre is Richard Austen ‘now chancellor of Trinity Cambridge.

Butler, 62, narrowly missed succeeding Sir Anthony Eden

College,

Lord” Butler) |

Probe Of 1940 Peace Move _May Spark British Uproar

may | | Prytz quoted Butler as telling | him that day “must not be

|

(now Lord Avon) in 1957 and |

Harold Macmillan in 1968. as prime minister. Some Con-

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Butler declined comment on the remarks attributed to him by Prytz.

“It is all so long_ago,”’ he said. ‘‘I have not seen the re- port of this broadcast and I | should want to see it and con- sider it.”

Prytz. claimed he saw But-

confidants knew of the inci- dent related by Prytz that

Butler never re the sum- mit of British Conte life.

As Prytz told the story in a Stockholm: broadcast Wednes- =e day, Butler was among some :

ritish minister: were jter talked of making peace : heyy with Nazi Germany. /

He related that at one point the talk was interrupted when Butler was called to see Hali- fax and then returned with his chief's aufhority to say: “Common._sense and not bra- vado would’ dictate Britain's foreign policy.” ;

Prytz said it was clear But-

ing peace with Hitler after the fall of France June 17, 1040.

‘Diehards like Churchill,"

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