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2 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Sat. April 25. 1964.

Music Festi

ISLAND NEWS PAGE "Senator, Cardinal, financier

In Receive Honorary Degrees

y . Work among all classes and! Commander of the Order of SH two Children

cv. dwr-ge A. Mac-l

same year WEI awarded the

in. Italian Order of Merit. with the

her of the Canadian- American in - parliamentary ('Onisi‘g't. ce. He has written many artici. es on problems facing linde";.n. veloped countries. He is married to the former Virginia Joan Brin- y nett of New York and they have

«a ._ ' ‘ ' -' donald. president and :rectori creeds. i Gregory. the second highest v ~i -ri' - ‘9'} h > in 1934. h ' A' h- for a la man in the Cat -

_\c (i any .‘ll’lIlOllllt. onotaiy e was named to honor y be i Remand Accused

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dcgrccs will be awarded to Hisi

Eminence J amos Cardinai i

bishop of Toronto. and in Febru- ary 1946. he received the “Re

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olic Church. At present. I president. vice- president, chair-

“ ‘ i o .2 t I Mat :uigan, Archbishop of Hat" of the Sacred College of man. or director for 45 compan-i In Dlsorder Case '1 ‘ moo; Jean Louis Levesqqu Cardinals. becoming the first ies and organizations. He is . _ I “mired, and us Senator! English - speaking cardinal in married to the former Jeanne Appearing heft”? Magistrate ‘ Malawi in (Ted. 'Kenmdy'i Canada. He last visited SDU of- Brisson and they have two dau- A-J~t1{351t€imé QCwiﬁﬁliy police : Four adjudicators are expect-t Ad'udication be “as Mcidav zr'smn‘ Mass" at the 8" Dun‘i nela-llynm 1954 during the uni” ghlers and one son. 3(1):; y9etls goiyhestlerlagltr Gm. “t ed to arrive in the Province. over merrilng in both g(1harlottoltowii “M's Um.V:e'r5“y commence" l vers‘ty seamen!!!“ celebmh‘ms' SENATOR EM. KENNEDY— Charlottetown was reni‘afigelj. {l the weekend for the annual music and Summerside. with Montague “9m Heme“ May 12- I JEAN-LOUIS LEVESQUE — Born in Brookline. Mass. unto this morning on a char... i n i: ‘ festival which opens Monday. beginning Tuesday. “it “ﬂed-V “"111 3‘1“ ad .Born in Quebec City in 1911. He in 1932. the youngest of nine of being drunk and disorderly l . I we ‘ from G];eatSBIr:ain.g Education Munster Dr. George “19 t’ii‘adi‘aies 5? til-ﬂ was graduated from St. Dun- children of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jo Macisaac. Stanhope. E , iJohn Chuichill and .ric .‘ ‘“15.;Dewar .15. to be the speaker at ici.niony o be held In 'St.‘. Stan's University in 1934 with a Kennedy. Brothel- of the [are J, charged Wm. driving without . 1 Th? WW5 3"" Canagianii ‘Irs'lghe QmCla’l “P”?"‘g~§ci‘°hfd”k;id ,D‘m‘mns Alumni gymmtﬂum bachelor of arts degree. and has F. Kennedy. president of the due care and attention. had his :1 A -. Hancock an Carenceiigﬁggchﬁm‘iay eveﬁing‘o aii - i‘ucsday afternoon. May 12. since been awarded honorary United States. Senator KeiAnecliy case adjourned to April 27, . r ‘ .. ' degrees by St. Joseph's Univer- was educated at Milton ca - 0 people charged with he. D IN 'N G 1‘ ‘ {100° ﬁnﬂesthem‘fest‘llgfrnggpfﬁt‘wﬁaswjgdme“$1.5: JAMES CARPINAL M‘fc' sity. Sacred Heart University. emy. Harvard University. the ing drunk and incapable were LIVING RM “3 ‘0. a fﬂarh numbefi 00d . S 1 afd' Mme GUIGAN — 301‘“ "1 Hume? RIV- and University of Montreal. He International School of Law in each sentenced to 20 days in aPPw’U-m‘ae: 9 Same 1W H13 . ‘ , , er. P.E.I.. in1894. He was grad- o ned i ow b a. <el"r th Nth rlands nd attheUiii- ii 1 11 ]].0x 9-3 3.5 a year ago labs are totStreet School in Charlottetown. . De . 5 n on r “‘g e e e , ha 13 ' one on ‘ §m 3" Charge . 18.0x “_9 use three halls i'n Charlotwmwn‘ymm Street 5mm] and -.-(. "field from 51- Dimming Um- house in 1941 with a capitaliza- versity of Virginia Law School was remanded Without bail to two in Summeqside and one inrAuditorium m Summerside: and \Crsl‘ty With honors. in 1914. and tion of $7.500. and within 15 He has received an honorary deg May 1 and a fourth was fined E Co Montague. {Montague Regional High School. Sgiiisntl’gteilo g: ¥;95th00d.f?us years he amassed a financial gree from Merrimack Celina} $20 and costs or 10 days. , ---- -' , '~ ,5 spacine empire worth more than $200,- ass. y—“—“—-——— r—‘r Klfchen , :1, Archbishop of Regina in 1930. 000.000. Admitted to the bar in hisi BUMPS FOR FOOD 8_ox]3_lo' ' CL Cl. N I and \\a§ Uhen theyounrzest arch- He is noted for his great work home state in 1959 and appoint-l The Red Sea “bumpfish” gets GARAGE PORCH 7;; “m STUDY b19199 "1 the em"? Roma" Ca- in charity drives, although his ed district attorney of Suffolk food living in coral by butting w v" . a - : . . tliolic world. He became a na- associations are usually anony- County. Boston. He was elected. off coral chunks with a hard 9-0 x ll-4 t t r i . ~ . y5_2 x 20_o ’ i ‘0"3 figure during his 5'93” 111 mous. 1957. he was made a to the US. Senate in 1961. andi buffer on its forehead. : i ‘ ' ' : lETTER MAKES 13““ . V. f_"'.“i::]:f‘7“f”f'>3:‘i‘"'~u ~ v.4? I u ' LL.“ ,-...'.._ ~25- o ‘. 33 _ 8' ' Homes located all over the ed to make an efficient means l BALABIEeRraonl? Pgncecgegngg i province. some 425 of chem have to relay information from bur- Island Prwince of Canada 1 offered to open their sp a re. eau to bureau. from Albert“. South Austral: - I 4- rooms to upwards of 1.000 tour- 1““— uan was the masgage primed ' ists \t-hovare expected to enter:: . _ by hand on the back of a per- BED RM 3 BED RM the proxince during centenniai; i sonai letter received by Miss teat 3 i Thelma Ahearn a few days 12.6 x 10.5 14* x 106 The announcement came yes-. ago, 4 tel-day from the director 0f the: TS. The letter written b h r .i' U P.E.I. Travel Bureau. Georgel ‘ . .' y e s istcr-in-law. Mrs. AP.

V. Fraser who said some homes would serve breakfast. Most wiil charge $2.50 per person per night.

The homes involved will have to pass an inspection by the de- partment of health.

Althouzh there is a large 1.1-

TIGNISH — Mrs. Foster Sker-‘ ry. Tignish. passed away a»: the Western Hospital on Friday after an illness of only one day, She was 64. .

A daughter of the late Ytlr.‘ and Mrs. Agappe Gaudet. Tig-‘ nish. Mrs. Skerry was a faith-

Ahearn, on Nov. 25. 1963, was in a i ic d at Verdun. Quebec. It was clearly addressed to “Miss Thelma Ahearn. Alber- ton, P.E.i." Just what route it followed at the beginning is a mystery. In red ink someone

DESIGN NO, 76

Lower Floor - 703 Sq.Ft. Upper Floor - 703 Sq.Ft.

Gara e - 349 s crease of‘murists 9.x. owed the” ful member of her church and had written “try South Aus- 9 q'Ft' have been no mo"; 31am the non held offices with. the CW1.. re- traiia." Evidently this advice

ma] requests made to the Tra_ tarded Childrens Association. was accepted for that mes.

Red 35. Home and School 5- sage is crossed out and in the

vel Bureau for reservations. Mr. Fraser noted too that there has n no significant increase in

sociation and was active in var- ious other organizations. Less than three weeks ago she.

same expert penmanshiip as

massive living- dining area, that used on the back of the

; This four bedroom home will ‘ 1

be appreciated by area with large fireplace and built- ' 1 ' “tr' :‘ . family. A lovely exterior gn- in China cabinets and buffet, requests abnm the pmvlnce' WWW?“ 110’.“ 3”” spending Fist-1:333:03. hances the beauty of this pop- Overlooks a lover terrace. The He 58;? that the travel the wuliter “18:11” 5”?" Ch”? aria. (‘Hilﬂdd.” it is all verv t ular Colonial Design. The cen- ' .' - _ €31! Sta would be arger i 5 re“: 9311' “.' ' interestm , ‘ . ‘ ter hall plan permits excel- mmgmgﬂigg‘nuah mtg: ‘ year than last and pointed out VYOlfel. Mrs. Mﬁirion Gaudct an 3 it , rem traffic circu]aﬁnn as u h Id n th that there have been 10 new moo Chem” ames “$3 1"} ﬁnrflg‘lg' . The latest design book em members of the family can en, ula’ls 00f 88 welfmmﬁfgeessén' tels erected in the province sinc ﬁgona'ar {Siian ' Wigwam; myed “Canadian Guide to 3 ter any room or basement ’ x' 135' mun“ Seasnn' ton Ripleyl. Amlierst,“.\'.S.: Lvii.

terror is a combination of stone frame. but instructions for building in brick are sup- plied

This year some of the bureaus which in the past were in touch with each other by telephone“ : this year will be connected

\vitliout disturbing the other areas. The spacious first floor den with lavatory could

used as a fifth bedroom. The

(Mrs. Daniel Biiras'i. North Bay.

0nt.: 'n Vancouver. A son Foster. Jr. predeceased her six years ago and her hus- Lwo way radio- “'hiCh is 9X99“ band passed away five years ago. There are 14 grandchildren. The funeral will be on Mon- day morning from her late res-

S’side Police Hunt For Driver WEATHER q I o o . i idcnce to the Church of St. .im- j, :Followrng Train-Truck Crush 1 WOW ‘CP‘ — Observeyatghwd..§*-.ﬂ“d‘°

Home Planning and Design" 1 is now available at the offices of The Guardian and The Eve- 1 ning Patriot for 81. tax free. ' This new edition includes in- formation on financinr: in Ca- , ada building construction de- - tails. landscaping, color sel- ection. etc.. plus over 100 pop- ular new designs to choose from. Also included are full

BEAUTIFY YOUR ~~ HOME TODAY

building sense that pays off handsomely

r; Genuine "WELDWOOD" pre. ‘ finished wall paneling _ available in a wide variety‘ ’

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All over the Maritimes people are turning to basic soundness of SHAW BRICK in

‘ he at r ' . 10 o'clock. Intermg 1 a? u as from me weamu will be In the church cem-

details on how to order blue- - » r ~ - -: . SUDLERSIDE — An as yet n-sh~Borden train at a railroad - . _ etery. . . . - - - prints. unknown pm...“ humy 95.3,, ......mg .... Wm... 51...... West! Dawson H “3‘5" “33“ i building—torpermanency...forminimum mamtenance...forthe dual- M death when a truck he was here last evening. It was not prince Gem . _ I 30 58 PLANE 0N DISPLAY .E) sheen M satisfaction in beauty, combined with practical investment. see the won. “MM mum “m the Ta WM Ifi the mm was mm “new” ‘ 39 57 derful enlarged range of choice that’s yours—at your SHAW Dealer’s. ... ,. n . . O'Thte nviiu‘c'e a one-hon mick vmorla ' ‘ 43 f6 CHANDLER ' r “ t ' - - :Edmonto' ' 28 "4 ‘off and landing aircraft —— the S . I was demolished onﬂtihe lgiver s Regina U 45 62 5 experimental “1.101 __ was the BROS. LTD. ‘ ; m“ MW 1“ ‘mg 9 933g" Winnim 42 53 1 star attraction Thursday at the ‘2‘ ' 1 Pl wood Place - l rar' of the train at the cross. Toronto U, n, “I 35 so Humming of me mm German an. y I“ I. I HAW LIMITID—HOIC 0'9'00- HALIFAX - I I H D ‘1? s h l r. ’51 5W? “he 3mm mg?” “a” "i 47 show ‘here. The plane is w A CHARLOTTETOWN/ W . Plants in - HALIFAX - unnrnourn - iAnrz - new GLASGOW - ; . . .c urman Ad. of C an we l'iif" was rang (ms-r Montrel ... . 41 49 r' . d 'ets, ' O 0 as angers room-n has been awarded the . squeezed between the steps on Quebec .6 44 jofnuvbydegygel“3‘93 0’”, I s v D n av - Hi E or iii or 0 ll 8 Al l r .I 0 II n c it I r in All _ ‘ contract for the new Charlotte: 1 the van and a coach and then? Fredericton ... 33 44 Royc‘e and a Gel-man firm, ' '. HLLL- QUE ’0” ~- Siaie town Rural Regional High‘fhmmed against tfile ClOSSinSi Saint John ... . 34 44 Se”““-" _I:3m°"’azn€ 5 aid School. it was announced yester- flashing light standard. i oncton ... ... 83 44 l here “iahhsjm‘im “f a, 5693i?“ clay. The contract is for approx~ The driver of the truck jump . Charlottetown 31 41 ' _ . . .. list Quebec woutd (ruddy lead imately $630,000. ed cut and ran down the trad-5i Halifax . . . i .. 35 ~16 ‘ " v' ‘ - ‘t ' I 'V m a {3““5’ dic’a‘”r~‘iiip- The electrical contract was and at a late hmir. town police.i Charlottetown ... . 81 41 "Economic stagnation. ojit.- . awarded to Burke Electric Ltd. who were investigating the GUI-i Sydney o - 23 44 cal dictatorship. cultural dot of Charlottetown and the {dumb lision. had been unable to do Yarmouth . . 46 P - drums—mesa are the manna; ing contract has been awarded termine the owner on- diriver St. John's. Nfi. . . 31 38

consequences of separatism." ‘0 inman Plumbing (30- Art'hiﬂ he told Hull Junior Chamber or tcct for the building is Alfred J.) Commerce. Henriwssesl'.‘ b ‘1 ; C n- , p i T e. buidin-g. to be tiit due a mg “Dam m“ g rem“? west of the new Queen‘s County}

of the vehicle,

Foilmvm: the collision, which HALIFAX (Cm “ The Wea' “ml-Ted a, mmoximmly 645‘ ther office says late Friday the train proceeded to the sum. evening skies were still cloudy I mersirie CNR station and then over western New Brunswick ‘

HOME ON YOUR OWN LOT

for the weak and 8 form of Ira vocation“ Institute. .wm car“; on to Bnrdeﬂ and western Nova Scotia “hue y tional suicide. he sazd it can‘t‘ tain 24 classrooms. —~————~¥ - over the remainder 0‘ the mari' gee se‘inUSiil conicmp‘ated by Work on the building will Ty“. ﬁrst mine in North times they were Eem’i‘aiiy 3 react-sparing Canadians as commence immediately a n d America was established in c 981'. ' i d ' h h an ideal. i‘em of barter or as a the classroom area will be rca- Mexico by a special charter of A large high pressure area I y (I basrs for negotiation. riy for occupancy by Sept. 1. the Spanish cmwn in 1533 centred just west of James ‘ r ' y late Friday evening was .

build your own home quickly and simply!

SCOHBVIIMANS

Your lot probably represents all or most; of the down payment on a. spacious new home w ichyou can assemble yourself easily and quickly.

moving slowly southeastward. . This high will maintain a light ‘ northeasterly flow over all to ; gions and as a result tempera- tures will remain on the cold side but as the 11' comes claser to the district late to- day skies should clear in the western regions.

By Sunday with the hizti pres- sure area directly over the Maritimes all regions will have a sunny day with temperatures in the high 505 in many locali-

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We provide all the materials, services and on-the-jpb guidance to _finish

your home completely. We pre-bui , with reduction machinery In our

own mill, complete wall sections, gables roof trusses an we pre-cut

joists and beams, ready for you to assemble and have your home under Z

' day, ready for sub-trades and finiahin .

Regional forecasts: root In a

Nova Scotia mainland, Prince Edward Island. Eastern N. B. ‘ Counties, Bay of Chaleur- Clear with a few cloudy intervals milder; northerly winds 15. . Low-high at Halifax 30 and 50. Yarmouth 35 and 50. Kentville. New Glasgow and Goshen 32 and Hi. Charlottetown 30 and 45. Moncton 28 and 45. Campbeli~. ion 32 and 48. 1

Outlook for Sunday: Sunny. ;

High tide today at Charlotte: town 10:07 am. and 10:37 pm: At Rustico at 5:30 a.m. and 6:05 pm. High tide Sunday at Chill» 1 loitetown 10:42 am. and 11:25 pm. At Rustico at 5:53 am. and 7:09 pm. Summerside tidet eighteen minutes i ate r than ‘ Charlottetown. Sun rises todayi

- . and sets at 7:01! pm. Rises Sunday at 5:20 a.m.l and sets at 7:02 pm.

FIRE-BUILT WALL SECTIONS

IRE-DUI“ TRUSSES Also gables and con- nices pro ~built for fast, accurate instal- lation.

Built in our mill, de- livered to your site for assembly into rooms.

trusses are placed, all with our on-the. job assistance.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION ENCLOSE 25 cents AND MAIL TO:

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MORE THAN 100 COMBINATIONS OF HOME DESIGNS AND FLOOR PLANS TO CHOOSE FROM: RANCH HOMES, BUNGA- lOWS, TWO-STOREYS, SPLIT-lEVELS . . . PLUS GARAGES AND SUMMER COTTAGES!

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A COMPLETE HOME BUILDING 188 Great George t. swan Charlottetown

Bowmanviliie,

his Ont, yesterday at the age of ning days. had been 111 for the

Ale mu. one-time hold~ States. died in mi» ofﬂworld track record. coacholtrack teamsln sill the United

85 Shrubb, shown holding a

. past two weeks. picture of some of the silver-

(AP Whephdo)

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