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Eastern And Central Districts

»- The Guardian, Charlottetown, Mon. March 23. 1964. 5 are training at Fairleigh Dick—

Faili Martin. left. Canada's

1to win the Tankard. for Prince Edward is} PMS dim"E "‘9 balm”? "I ll" land. has been formed in Char- lottetowm It was learned Fridayi and I'th-sihlir Play 3 t9“ ('hnlli‘nle Ieigh Dickinson University

he is completely rearranging hist , ‘rink. This revamping will mean‘ “he ms" ythat two of Cameron's rink will Amnld be iArt Burke rink will be added. tBurke represented P.E.I. in thisI

Cameron said. tossing the first irock for the new rink will be

Cameron Organizing * New Rink For Brier

A team designed specifically‘ it is not known if the new

Macd'onald Brier ‘ rink will participate in any l’mll-s-

»season. but they will practica-

night. matches against competition in The province's top skip. Dougiorder to become familiar with Cameron, told this paper thatleach ot‘hctr’s style

Leaving the Cameron rink are

and second stones. ' 'Lock‘ Llewellyn and dropped and a upair from the “1'50" I'm" Saundm'

. had no mmcnt on future plans, but it is thought h .

DISCUSS CYPRUS PROBLEM Starting 'mmsli‘a‘e‘c Mr- and tiiene u a pogsibinfy

ders may go with his former

teammate

and United Nations Secretary Cyprus situation in U Tilant‘s I -‘ _ . . minister of external affairs. General U Thani discuss the suite in a Geneva. Switzer- gllgm:3°on“ﬁe giggle hEhe iptriguilrlig piayetrh sprint-h ' ' """" j land, hotel yesterday. . . . a ciitrers a‘ over re ciy (or Wirephoto) “"k 93m" “"5 mm" MW” talking last night as word of

Baptist Congregation To Hear

Rev. Howard In Holy Week iReV' Milton's

down to second stone position will be Cameron's former mate. George Dillon. Joining the team as twiin had been

the ‘trades' got. around. Much of the talk tion as to what might be expect- ed in Consois play next year and how far each of the teams may go.

Allan Smith mate the

mate will be

Rev Ross iiowalrd. protest- a-‘i chaplain at the Prince Ed- ward island Hospital will hoof The Lord's Supper ml" be‘: The Cﬁngrezalinn 0' Fl 73" thc :ucsl speaker at First Bap-_noserverl, and the service wiillnaptist Church. Charlottetown, l" .durmg “my .wwk SWWWS' Wildumﬁd by the Pastor. ’was saddened this past week to T1m“f‘;‘;f‘fg,p“?ilpiff‘kﬁTﬁf‘ R” M; F- HaT‘W- hear of the death of Mrs. cur. (lu'alihhSOI Tile Cross" and on 3 mg? “imawwafe Pﬁi $9113; ford Mitton. 22 Willow St. Mono Tuesday. “Tile indispensable‘at Zion Pm‘sbvteﬂan Church at to Cross. \lr. Howard is a notclehich time R'ev- M. F. Harlow [Hat-her of the gospel. “vi” bring the message-

rperience for the congregation. . Thursday night the Ordinance‘.

It. Left to mourn her passing aic

lizrke foursome. iFor Store Theft

lFoster, QC. fined two I.

I St lleem 36% Elm Avenue_ $20 and they forced the eventual Brier The her husband, and two sons: Ravlcosts {or theft, in mty police “‘1

BEAT CAMERON

The Burke rink heat the ram. eron four almost consistently this past season and while not making a particularly brilliant Acting Magistrate Gerald a. showing i ' did orn- men' A]. vide. spectators at the Forum 49 Klng.\vi‘th one of the most thrilling t E

ity Men Fined

ison Joseph Kelly, reet and William York Mac-

nners an extra end to avoid a playoff. Had the Burke

had to do with specula- i

ames of the entlire week when fan 1 he

Lovat Pipers .In NY. Parade

Pour members of the Prince Edward island Lovat Scots Pipr Band. along with the band they

Soviet Union Medical Care Discovered Not All Free

"Wt" UniVFFSity in New Jersey. MOSCOW tAPI - Soviet au-,part of its National Health Safonov's answer: “This was

“WWW i" it'll-S yPar'S Saint thorities keep saying Soviet‘Servlce while the Soviet Union 4 perhaps due to a change of I‘- pa'rif'k‘l‘ “33' Parade in New medical care is the world] ---ihe world's first Communist mate. or perhaps the English .Ym‘k C'W- best, and that it is free for ev- country-did not. ‘food. As you know, climate has I The Island group: Evelyn eryone The fact is that certain He replied: in great influence on teeth."

“When a person becomes 70‘ After further disf‘uSsmii <afo- years old he will probably need nov acknowledged that some a walking stick. Must we pay Soviet citizens prefer in W“ for the stick?" doctor or dentist in the hope of

Fraser. .loyce Mat-Donald. H93. set-tors of the Soviet medical .ther Fraser, all of Charlotte. program are not free. . own. and Donald Groom of Premier Khrushchev: new

iSummerside, will also be guest C’m‘mUMSl Party Program, 35'

pmprminpra , m . d; . sued in 1961. said the party V I gEtilng better treatment than at. LWlimingtnn (‘SilegePluternationiii "1”" prov'de ‘ by 1981“Hf1:e§ SAU‘S ,STANPARD Low .. 1‘ a slate 01mm 7 7 ymnwl m Ohm AW.” 3‘ 4 and :1 medical services for all cili- ’ Illiilwayi I he added. the‘ "'**~ - - The festival the 17th will be 7'9"" Includmg the Supply 0‘ N0 .0! medlcal “Le m Eng. The cicada's gral iii: "sooZ" ' ' medicines and the treatment of land “ very 10w: n ‘5 equal ‘0 is produced only by the male

honoring (‘anada this vear. , . . - , - . “ sit-k persons at sanatona.‘ “W “h‘Ch “9 had here 1" [he 'of the speCIes.

0n Ma rch 15. the Island Pt- To 93m precise“. “that is 1ch century—sixty years ago. ——————- ~ - A — pet's. who are studying at Faii- Pr“. and what is "at free an Most Britons must go to a gen-y

m interview was requested with em] Praetltioner and , , 1 Rutherford, New JerseyI ap-jmp Soviet medical Ofﬁcials have easy access to speCIallstsH

peared in a special parade in‘permissgon was granted for an as do all Soviet citizens."

WI‘TSPY CitY- interview with Alexei Safonov. He was then asked: “if what *— chief of the Soviet Medical you say about British medical o {Services Board. care is true. why did the Boi- y fir st question was: shot dancers create such a sen- if "‘(‘ould you please tell us what saiion during their visit to Eng- f o o Soviet medical services are land? British newspapers re- free. and which must be paid ported that almost all of them‘ ;for'."‘ ,went to London dentists to get One of the briefer mmmmee' Replying with a booming. their teeth fixed." reports prewmed to the Lem? self-assured vmce. Safonov ‘be- ‘ ' ‘ ‘ an: “As you know, medical

dam” to dale “:55 labial .Fri‘,services in the Soviet Union are .day by the standing commdteemree i. ‘on Legislative Library. E The“ ‘ it reports that when the iih- ma

Retired Nurse Dies In City

he spoke for approxi- teiy 30 minutes. listing in de-

rary section of the Fathers of‘tai] precisely w at medical Confederation Memorial Buii- services are free .. hospitals . . is ready for OCCIIDHHCY‘cIinics. doctors. etc. " The death occurred 3* Chat

ilotteiown on Friday. March 20 lot M i s s Eliza A. Wilson, RN,1 lformeriy of Cardigan Head in: her 78m year. ‘

The late Miss Wilson was Ltlei daughter of Angus J. Wilson of' :Cardigan Head and Catherine ‘McAulay of Georgetown Royal-,

next November. the Legislative:

Library material will be handled “ST EXHAUSTED .

iby Douglas Boylan. MA. who is‘ When he smpped' haw?! at,"

now taking a course in library‘pm‘eml-V “must” th°.115t'

science at McGili Universitv. {was 351m?“ “WNWN Sowel mOd' The report also noted ‘thatiicai (servwes "are not free? Is

"access to the Library will {mgggmgeﬁggiied it is free in

by covered tunnel connecting [hp “('“pnals '

with the Provincial Biliiding.i re’ prelgcriptiom obtained

and that a commodioiis reading from drug stores freer, “N0”

lounge will form part of the new - ' '

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Mr. Ronald MacDonald

ty.

She taught school in the Car-i Mr. C. A. De Long General digan area for a or Manager of S. R. Johnston years. She took her RN training Ltd. is pleased to announce the in the Providence 12.1. School of appointment of Mr. Ronald Nursing and nursed in the U.s. thonniei MacDonald as service

Safonov said. Are eyeglasses free? “No” Are false teeth free? “No.” “But.” he quickly added. “all

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Matheson Seeks

(in Wednesday the Young I . ' . a - .~ ~ _ - and P.E.I. In this rovince she Esho foreman. Mr. MacDonald Adult group in the church will trig-rig? aiill'lmalhgeziud: my M'ntoi?’ :7ioi-3rliali'1s“al:tli)rbbtIcollllelifaiigisdibnvicted for steai- four “'0” that en’d the LA?“ 0 $29-58 tthmlgs, loosi' less than nursed at the PrOE’iHCial Sam- ihasp been associated with this p'cst‘nt the play “Joseph Fret”; 0'3“ ,mdm Rm? Dmmd mg 55,“. shirts from RT “0].: Dag-9 Pink from Bi‘itlSh Comm 1le Cheques gr 8? “ath‘auek d .11, But torium, Souris Hospital. Kings'long established Ford dealer- Ai-lmafhoa". undcr the direct- . M‘iﬁnn :gddesl‘sr‘ Mnnéton‘ theiman Ltd.. for,i biakwgnﬁd Palela: meet {file a- e allacsaﬁigiiss 50,1314: “1.; County Memorial Hospital and ismp since 1956 and has several wt of Mrs E S. (ridding-s 'i‘he Married couples principal of the United Baptist l'takinz a pair of boxing glovest tiles asgt‘z‘iign tiiriice‘a TIER-ore? Tha' V""""°r5 "0'" “W irt’ﬁ‘lahle to provide these things as has been retired for the past six years or practical experience in

toting Adults have put much info tilt. play and it is hclicvod that it will be an inspiring ex-

[OCAL

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ening was Dr. H. Allan M

jCourse Is Held

Cardigan and St. Georges islles was held in All Saints Pa ish Hall. with a good attendance.

Bible Training School.

silry showing the amount of che-

rom the same place. , . . ‘ ‘ ' ‘ i ‘ 1 Two other men weie fined on] and the 3mm. was over. clues issued for processmg plans

4 Burke missed with the last rock

The ninth in a series of lec- res for married couples of pa:

r. Cardigan. recently The guest speaker for the e acMil-

iiiquor offences. One accusedf be tabled in the Legislature was

was fined $20 and costs or 301 requested by Opposition Leader days for having possession of HALgsffsﬂfNT m; t jAlex w. Matheson several days liiquor in a place other than his ) — T 9‘ ‘0 “ago when an attempt was made ,residence. The other accused “f” 8.55955m9m “.311. mumc‘i’al' to give second reading to An Was ﬁned $10 and costs 0 five tiles in Nova Scotia in 1963 Wu

1‘ I 3 Act to Amend the P.E.I. Indus- .1 ays for being drunk and incap. $1.179.000.000. The prevmiis year trial incorporation Act. e. it “'35 $l_-“5i000-900- The "limit" lion. Andrew B. hiacRae was A motorist was fined $5 and 11381 affairs department said the filling in for the promoter, Hon.

a. 2'.

was postponed because of a lack 10f pertinent information.

The amendment allows the in- dustrial corporation to handle :sums up to $5, million.

Mr. Matheson stressed he was not against industry

that it-

se . “We are in favor of anything that will help to bring up th 9

ye rs.

She leaves to mourn. one bro ther: Angus C. Wilson at Cardi— gan Head: George and mond both of Halifax: a sister: Mary. (Mrs. Daniel A. Wilsonr of Toronto: a sister; Frances. (Mrs. Anthony McLeilant Charlottetown. One sister, lie. predeceased her.

The funeral Service will be

:1 m !<

9..

Ne]-

Iserviicing and repairing all makes iof automobiles. He has for a ;number of years been extremely iactive in promoting and working iwith the youth of our province. iespecl'aiiy in minor hockey. on- lnie will be pleased to meet his 'many friends and customers at ;S. R. Johnston Ltd. and offer his iwell earned. well qualified earner. dome. and advice on your motor

RIEFS

,lan of the Charlottetown Clinic,

. ‘sign. iwhose topic was "Anatomy and t ! Physiology". :- ﬂu

I Following the meeting a lunch, ‘ was served by the ladies of Car-l n, HOSPITAL ‘digan parish. ’ t Friends of Walter A. O‘Brien! The “’"ﬂ‘ and ""81 mee’mgi rift; will be Sorry to learn that 'i “I this gm"? “'m be held I" SI“; he is a patient. in the Charlotte- l 9mm,“ pariSh ha“ this even' Wm “Mpnal. sing \vlth Msgr. Patrick McMa- |hon. parish priest at Southport. is RECOVERING tas guest speaker

Hon Leo Rossiter. Minister or" Industry and natural resources. t< cvpected to return to the lei. 3 isli‘iiiii‘P early this week. He en-i lr‘i't‘tl the (‘liariottctown hospital ear-ll last week for treatment for H minor Illness. and rcpiiris, Saturday llit’li(':ll(‘(l lie was i‘cs-

pnndlng well to treatment.

\ii-QUEIJAN FUNERAL The funeral for Walter .i.

[S PATIENT 4 Raymond Poole. Loner Monv tague, is a patient in the Kings ' County Memorial Hospital.

BUSINESS TRIP '

Donald Ross. Robert Ross and ‘

1 Merrill Wight, Lower Montague. gwere on a business trip to ‘ Halifax and Darmmuth last week. i

UNDER TREATMENT

O 0 First Reading 0 e I . Kins. Lemuel Robertson. l Lriwer Montaigne. is receiving .

. til‘catment at the Kings County . A h'" “N” “mum Ini‘m'i‘m' Memorial Hospital. Montague. late the trustees First _‘ United Church of Charlottetown

. . . T0 TORONTO yr... was given second reading in the

Mr. and Mrs. William Matil-

Quintinn took place on SatiirtiaygLf’EiSInlllr" FridHY- i, cson and children. John and morning from the Henncsscy“ According to the legislation.i Jamm of Brooklyn, left last ‘ iiitlerai Home to St. Bonaven-l the trustees are Robert B. Nich- week for Toronto to visit their

tort: t‘htlrt'h, Tracadle, where‘oison. Neil Macinnis. Spilrceon daughtpr Mrs wmmm Home Requiem High Moss was ceie- \IacNeill. Vernon Mitton. Rita and “Tr. "Pi-Lo and Mrs‘ Ted hl‘iﬂf‘fl by Rev KC \izit-Milian, Cleveland MacLean and Reigh Time“ and mi, Taken

i‘i‘ who also conducted the ser- ’ MM‘IA‘M-

\‘il-c at the arrive Pallbearers Provision is made for the el-t SUNDAY GUEST

lltll'c Rasli \lgiciinnnid, Joseph ection of new trustees at the an:‘ Mr and Mrs. Harry Lawson \IrVniiy. \icx \It-innts; [,eo‘nllal meetings of the Church. and family of Sianhope visit- lililfl.‘.lﬂsr‘pli \it-Askiii and T'noi The hm. ,, private (mp, wag‘ed relatives at Commercial mas for a n s. interment took promoted by Lloyd fifacl’hali Cross and Wllim Road on Sun place in the church ceilletery. IPC - 2nd Queens‘. "

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‘costs for failing to stop at a stop increase was

caused partly by rising property values.

IF YOU HAVE HEATING

FORE APRIL IST.

YOUR

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IT IS YOUR DUTY AND PRIVILEGE AS A CANADIAN TO PAY TAXES

“CHARITY Builds AT HOME”

On April Ist the second 4% of an eventual 11% Federal Sales Tax will be ap- plied to building materials, including heating equipment

ARE PLANNING A NEW HOME, SAVE YOURSELF 4% OF THE C O S T OF MATERIALS BY ORDERING NOW BE-

ave $ $ BUY BEFORE APRIL Ist

Up to 5 years to pay on Oil Heating contract, at minimum cost

DEALER

h e l d today fr 0 in All Saints Church. Cardigan. at 9.30 am.

tLeo Rossner. and after discussion the second

some province, but we want to be sure

~ Lint: requirements. reading we don‘t get stuck." he said. i

PROBLEMS, OR

There is no need to wait for warm weather to replace inefﬁcient or inadequate heating equipment. You need only be without heat for an hour or so. And if one of your heating problems is with a dusty, sooty furnace. now is the time to replace it before spring housecleaning is done.

Enioy the comfort and convenience of a FAWCETI' Winter Air Conditioning Unit with clean. humidiﬁed. warm air forced to every room of the house. automatically and economically. Or for replacement of a coal fired hot air pipeless —- the FAWCETT oil pipeless furnace for gas-free. fully automatic. low cost heating.

‘OUGLAS BROS

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