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lrman of the entertain- ;i‘riit committee of the local Main Brace Veteran's Club. is shown presenting some of the liyndman Cadets

w hockey sticks at last night's

Tun events highlighted the drill period of the Hyndman Navy League Cadet Corps. held last night on board HMC S Queen Charlotte.

The first was the presentation of first aid certificates badges to 12 cadets, and repre— sented a 100 per cent passing of the course by the class.

The presentations were made by Red Cross first aid instruct- or. Norman MacLeod of Char- lottctown. In addition to their certificates and badges. Cadets John Thomsen. IWendeli Thom- son. Scott Smallwood and Rob-

Navy League Cadets Receive Awards At Christmas Party

' P AGEIProminent Ch’town Florist, . Bert Williams, Passes At 80 Charlottetown and Queens County}mfffinfifihh‘ificfijffifi225312$533535;Tai’tflffiihfigi?‘

. ; r. Williams was one of the 5 Prm” Street' of J‘A‘ (Bewioriginal members of the Char-

The Guardian. Charlottetown, Sat. Dec. 15, 1962.

club — sponsored Christmas party. The cadets. left to right are. Allison Bradley. David McCabe. Edward Gil- iis and Patrick Fitzgerald. This party is staged annually by the naval veterans.

ert Faithful. also 1' e c e i ved gold seal awards for h a v lug topped the class.

Others to get awards w e r e Cadets John Clinton, L o r n e MacDougall. Danny MacKenzie. Neil Mclsaac, Scott Mclsaac. Bruce. Mclsaac. Raymond Lan- dry and Danny Gass.

The second big event was the visit by members of the spon

By RALPH CAMERON l Guardian-Patriot Staff Writer-l Preliminary studies on the‘

me Neill, minister of health. an- nounced yesterday as he named the Ottawa engineering firm hired to make the survey.

Dr. McNeil] stated the firm of J.L. Richards and Associates of Ottawa had been retained by his department, which Thursday

soring body. the Main Brace Naval Veteran's Association. During their visit. which is the club's annual Christmas party. each of the boys was presented with a gift and he sua candy and pop.

It That authority permitted the

‘ received authority by order-in- [council to act as legal agent 3 for the committee set up last {i summer to study the matter.

Pollution Study To Start At Once

[department of health to enter I

'i‘hc Charlottetown Lions Club will hold its third annual senior citizens Christmas banquet at the Charlottetown Hotel Sunday crcnin .

A fiiil course Christmas din- ncr will be provided and Santa Claus will be there with gifts or everyone. There will be special gifts from the City of Charlottetown to the eldest lady and gentleman present.

Entertainment will be provid- cd by the Notre Dame Ch oir. Rucl Raymond. Maids Roger- son and the Maclntyre family. Dinner music will be furnished by ‘Al Blanchard and ‘Red' Soy.

Guests will in c l u d e‘ Lieu- tenant - Governor F.W. Hynd- man and Mrs. Hyndman. Prem- ichaitcr R. Shaw and Mrs. dot and 'I‘.W.L. r o w s e Prowse. Canon . . and Mrs. Malone. Mr. .\,i“.. Arsenault and Msgr. McMahon.

Following ;the banquet there will be a motorcade through Charlottetown streets. featuring Santa Claus in a convertible car. Route of the motorcade which leaves the hotel about 7

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Library Bldg. Demolition

_.Is Slated

Demolition of the old Public Library on the corner of Queen and Grafton Streets will begin immediately. a department of public works official said yes- terday.

Contract for removal of the library went to Curran an Briggs Limited. St. Eleanors. who will be moving demolition equipment to the site.

_ Demolition of the library is the first step in clearing the site for the Fathers of Confederation

for the foundation of the mem- orial is expected to begin in January.

Next building slated for dem- olition is the Cabot Building and the public works official said phat tenders have been called for tearing it down.

Government offices now hous- ed in the Cabot Building will be moved to several buildings in Charlottetown~ until a new gov- ernment office building is con- ;Eru'c‘ted on the West Kent School

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Memorial Building. Excavation m

linns' Senior Citizens' Dinner Slated Sunday

Grafton. to Queen, to Euston. to Goodwill Avenue. to Crestwood Drive, to Admiral. to North Ri~ ‘ver Road, where the motorcade twill disperse.

_ into‘ a contract with the selected ' engineers.

Cost of the survey is not to exceed a maximum of $9.000 half of which is to be borne vai the provincial government with the balance being met by the municipalities of Charlottetown Parkdale and Sherwood. '

to determine. from both health and economic points of view, i raw sewage should continue to

.wmiamsv Prominent Charlotte'llottetown branch of the Royal

I l I town norm“ in his 815‘ yearviCanadian Legion. which we. follouvinz '3 short illneSS, iformcd shortly after the First I F l 200 C i

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. 1Wor d War. 3°?" and educated m Char" Throughout his life he was lottetown. Mr.

Williams went 1an active member of the Mas- west to Edmonton and Cal ary, ‘ er. and was a p 3 st Alta, while in his late teens. In I preceptor of the Royal Arch gthat province he was employed 1M350HS.

|for several years in the audit-‘ Never marriedi Ml Williams. aor's department of the Alberta is survived. by one brothem‘ ; orernmen . 3 Perl

‘3 t ey tChickl. and a sister.l

Emile Martin Doucette, North;consideration fotr other using Kecnly interested in sports, Mrs T955“? Garrenv mm 0'3 .Rusfico' was . smfl che highway. while in both the western (mes Charlottetown. Four brothersl costs or three months in} Two persons' were fined $20 he Playf‘d SGHIOY‘ hOI‘key With Emedeceas‘m him several years;

from those ago

number of teams . . . 1 His remains are resting at.

Queens County Jail yesterday :and costs or so days on separ-

ontract Goes

To Canadair

OTTAWA It‘P' t‘anedaiv Limited. Montreal. has been awarded two government

tracts totalling 31.770000 fo 'n- sign and development of a ;--t-

tleficld surveillance drone for

g the t‘anadian Army. it was dis-

closed Friday.

The short - range drone. con- trolled from the ground. would take photographs of enemy po- sitions to determine targets.

Authorities said they hope the drone. another step in battle- field automation, will he adopted by Britain and the United States. No production contract has yet been let

The contracts were revealed in a parliamentary return by the defence production department

out to wmiiam James Bradbury, ‘turning to Charlottetown. he no summmlde_ 5m- ovmakmg and . longer actively participated in: passing another vehicle on a 1 _" 3“ solid white line. and to Douglas 3 languages and customs and rep-I George er _ . Milton. for ; resent the price we have to payi failing to transfer the regis—l in terms of people to maintaini

acted for the Crown.

A fine of $25 and 30 days was imposed on Frank McQuaid, Southport. on a charge of having the unlawful

be discharged into the harbor and rivers. ;

In the event the latter deci-; sion is against continuation of the present practice of so; dumping, then recommendations1 are to be. made for a sewage} collection and treatment pro-.‘ gram to extend over a 50-year‘ eriod. REPAYMENT PLANS

If this is found necessary then preliminary p l a n 5. together with a descriptive text includ- ing cost estimates and recom- mendations on financing the cap- ital cost of construction. for re- tiring the capital debt incurred1 and providing for the annual cost of operation. are to form a part of the overall report.

Because the summer is th only satisfactory time for check of water movements and pollu- tion counts. the final engineer- ing report is to be delivered on or before Oct. 15. 1963.

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The health minister remarked‘ yesterday that he hoped: these municipalities would con-i inue the willing assistance theyi had shown regarding the sur-' vey, when it is time to imple-. ment the engineers’ report SERIOUS PROBLEM

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ilsland Resident Will Get Degree

. It has been announced that ‘Donald L. Hubley. Charlotte~ town. is to receive a Bachelor of Science Degree in ' 5 Education. from Burdett Col- lege. Boston. at the fall con- vocation. \

i A graduate of Burdett Col- lege. Mir. Hubley. who is mar- ried to the former Joan Ram [say of Sununeirside, held vari-

Shaw, Mayor A. Walthen Gan-ions aminmeuve posts in mi Mrs. Gaudet. Homi and

‘field of business education. I Among them being. director lof business education at Athens ,District High School, A ns. i0nt.. and director of the de- lpartment of busmess adminis- l

jwas also president of Hubley erprises. Lindsay. Ont..

several years.

; Mr. Hubley is the son of Mr.

:and Mrs. M. S. HuMey. Brigh—

lton. .

The matter of water poilut'on had become a serious problem. here and in Summerside. and‘ just last summer longtime war-I nings of possible danger werel heeded and local harbor waters were closed to swimming. in the ' areas adjacent to~the city.

4 The Ottawa engineers wihll:

make a complete study of t e?

matter. with their work rang- ing from examination of reports ‘ of past bacteriological watert samplings; a study of lndustria wastes and recommendations for ‘ the disposal of them; a study of.

e role of existing sanitary; and storm sewer systems:

Capital Credit Union Has Opening

The Capital Credit Union last night held open house to mark: its official opening. About 50i people called at the office at 86 Queen Street. and heard an

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thntiirued from page It and from seven to 10 customers in the bank when the bandits walked in about 11 um. Teller Sandra Allison said she was in the. vault when the Santa Clause bandit. entering the bank‘s main door. yelled "this is a holdup.” Everyone was or- dered to lie on the ‘floor. The two other bandits wore hoods. One began rifting a teller's cage. putting money in a pillow case. Another held the custom- ers and employees at gunpoint. Miss Allison said she lay on the vault floor and that the Santa bandit came inside the vault and began putting money "a leather bag. .

STORIES DIFFER

Versions differed as to how the burglar alarm was set off. One repo said a teller tripped the alarm: another said it could be set off. unnoticed. under cer- tain conditions inside the vault.

As the police car drove up soon after the alarm, two of the bandits raced out the front door to join th lookout man. e other ran to the back of the bank and dived through a win- dow—crashing through a vene-

LOCAL' BRIEFSS

tian blind. the pane of glass and

screen. The holdup was the third in- volvtng fatalities this year in and near Montreal. Two bandits were killed last

MscDONALD mam '— The funeral for Aunts Inc- Donald was it yesterday at-

"6 were James the Lone Form. nau- Auhroy mesh-ii. m Mill-n. and DJ. man krment was in the Arm

explanation of the credit union and its plans for the future. Distinguished visitors

Offer To End

Hornet Rifle

By Dec. 31

OTTAWA (CPI—The govern- ment‘s offer of reimbursement to persons returning the Hornet survival rifle. possession of which was declared illegal by a 1960 act of Parliament. will end

ec. 31, Defence Production‘

Minister O'Hurley announced or

iday. When the federal government

1: anntillllnced. three years ago this out due care and attention. The man

that it proposed to amend the Criminal Code to. make p0ssession of the rifles il- legal. 1.224 had been sold to the

'DUbllC Md 1-577 were In hands vehicle without due care and

of dealers. They had become surplus toi

possession of intoxicating liq- uor not purchased at a vendor.

tration of a motor vehicle. ithis alliancennd be ready for; . Harvey Campbell Bruce. any I

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He praised “the willing and

Prince Philip

Pownal. was fined $100 and . . costs or 0 days, when he understanding co - operation of pleaded guilty to driving a all Canadian serVicemen and

:Pays Tribute

‘To Canadians . BADEN - BADEN. West Ger-

their families stationed in Eu- rope. - He said the Canadian armedi ’ services were "setting a very H high standard indeed and I am ma tReuterS)—Prlnce PhlllPl certain that this tradition will be paid tribute Friday to 'Cansdianl maintained in the future." troops and their families IIVll‘ig: Philip interrupted his remarks

motor vehicle while his ability was impaired by alcohol. Appearing on similar charges. Leon Vernam MacPhee, Hope- field. had his case adjourned until Dec. 31; Peter Henry Lovelock. Lewisville, N.B., ad- journed until Jan. 7 1963 at

7:30 .m.; James Ian , :to congratulate McIntyre Hood. Auk], wmsloe' adjourned until He "lid 8 luncneon 0f OHICGTS‘ a priminent Canadian journalist Dec. 27 at 7-30 pm; at the RCAF base at Baden 5091‘ , and chief of the London bureau

We wish to take this , of those who worked on

lingen near here: “Just at this, of the Thomson newspapers‘ on moment we are hearing a let; his 69”, birthday. about alliances. deterrents, free-;

Charged with obtaining goods by fraud, Pius Reginald Mor-

by Magistrate James B, or . ate changes of having the un..arcns. thn the First World h M Ifor (luv Roiilcaii. Liberal MP ston. QC. He pleaded guilty to.lawful possession of intoxicat. War broke out he immediately t 9 239133“ Funeral HomFifor Montreal Dollard, a charge of unlawfully selling i ing liquor in a place other than lemme” In 3" Edmonton lnfan' grim ‘} h 9;: the rune“? WI“; " _‘ liquor to another person. itheir respective residences. "Y “’Eifm‘nl- With “’thh he. a e.pace onday mo.” “g for. FREEZING PIES Followin me he , [CHARGE WITHDRAWN we," overseas. 1serVices at St. Peters Cathe- ‘ t g arms 0 . . ‘ dral at 10 o’clock. l When freczmg pies. food ex- F defence_ Witnesses. a A charge 0f 39mm hquor mi .M. the “"59 "f hnmlli‘es' Mr' 5 A Masonic church service will i perts recommend they be frozen Charge of dI‘IVing a motor 5 Peps?“ under the 9 0f 211w‘lhams “fume ‘0 ms natlveibe held at the funeral home at'straight into the oven from the vehicle wiihh faulty equipment. “'35 Withdraw" again“ Bryce Pr‘m'e Ed‘lard ISland' .“'he.”ls:3o Sunday evening. Inter- unbaked. They can he put “a...” r: i“ be s a at enc an A ‘ . . v . e- ‘ . Matiesmfmaflottetown‘ He Pleading gumy to charges of’tho norm husmess located on .Church cemetery. free7 I when needed 701—“ H was represented by Allison speeding. Ronald Edward Ketch. ppcr Prince SIrEEI- I aims; Charlottetown, and Thane Ar-’ This business. is the oldest of1 - - thur Ball. Bordon. were each its kind in the province and h . , “mtsgzsseshfiefi gfldm W3 fined $10 and costs or fivewas established by il- ’. ' _ ayg. .liams‘ grand-uncle. Thomas igtfietown and FT: A mm pew... was metediRidgcway, in 1861. After re.

THANK YOU Electors 5th District of Kings

opportunity to thank all our behalf and who sup-

irison. Charlottetown. was re- d {m w t M b t' ; the l a r elecfi n mam Dec. .222. iron; is. ,l . . 99MB: .1: WW” "' Mm“ 3" ° Mr lphyms Ethel Dicmfgggv all thatmeans in human terms. l : Party “fess I mgn’ ' as-gow, was rema n-i .. _ ‘o . . .. ‘ Dec_ 28, on a charge of steal. was; ogndyoiémpglrgn on For ‘ We WIII.t0 the best of our ability, eiidem our to lug $21.982.42. property of the “Share "mg m from home 1. Every Teen l serve you faithfully and well. ' ' . > £3; Glasgow Balm com in a strange land with strange}» "3| $231?" I GEORGE J. FERGUSON . WW . ARTHUR MACDONALD wmoow DAMAGE FAMOUS FOR .Ia‘: T3“. 3"?” ‘ The case of Joseph Gordoni BRANDED INSPECTED I‘Il‘ssl‘nas .MiacDonald. Crapaud. charged 1 s T E n K s o J i ‘ with wilful damage to windows. 0, . was adjourned until Dec. 21. Goon on“; I I Also adjourned until Dec. 21 or i An a] M t was the case of Wilbur Lemuel MONEY of. l Jay. Mount Stewart. changed BACKot l59 Queen St. Dial 4.3414 with driving while his licence 3 ’, W" i

was suspended. K .Iosep Anthony Murphy. ? Cherry Valley. was remanded

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Raymond Lewis Bernard. Charlottetown. charged wt t h

Enioy a Snack . . . driving a motor vehicle with-

Come in while you are on your Christmas shopping trip and sample our Delicious Foods!

THE FLYING DUTCHMAN

case was adjourned until Dec 28. as was the case of Hylson W. Proude. Charlottetown. charged with driving a motor

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COMMUNITY CENTRE

army needs and been If For Christmas this " turned over to Crown Assets: w"... give \ Disposal Corporation for sale t0! ' ' .7 '. ' ' . ‘ the public. it “853"” 6'“ “hm DRUG STORE OPEN FRIDAY, DEC- 28th- Unuk - 1‘ “ODS! Contact . . . e a normal rifle. the in- I Hornet survival rifle is con-iii ll structed with a pistol grip and i“ as Ambrose st. Dial 4.5655 i 8.00 P an easily - detachable metal ig : brace which takes the place of WW the wooden stock on a standard Be the most popular rifle. Its barrel is only 14 inches ' f “ Santaposslblethls ***********

Some police forces had ob- jected to the compact weapon being in the hands of the pub-

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JENKINS PHARMACY

Christmas by gifting the home with a beautiful

TODAY ONLY -

Shows 1-3-7-9

KENT STREET

ed Most Rev. Malcolm A. Mac- Eacham. bishop of Charlotte- town; Alban Farmer, MLA. and Mrs. Farmer. Rev. T. W. Howard. prw'dent of the Min- isterial Association and Howard, Msgr. J. A. Sullivan. rector of St. Dunstan's Univer- sity. Rev. Vincent Murnaghan. director of extension at SDU. and L. M-acKay, manager of the Charlottetmvn branch of the Royal Bank of Canada. It was explained the credit on is the only one operat- ing full time here. Membership is open to all residents of the province.

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NEW DELHI tReuters)——In-l dian representatives will visit

the manufacture of hcli-i copiers in India with Russianl

Contact’-

LoweII Huestis 173 Victoria Road, Summerside

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will be the only Drug Store Open Saturday own- ing and All Day Sunday.

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Dad was always telling newspaper rout»

How he learned - - - - To make and save mon

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go“... Idroppedlntoseethe

awe“ bunch of follows, I mess venture.

' The Carrier Supervisor

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To sell and keep records, To .work with people and fellow carriers

Evening Patriot office and found I had the same opportunity as Dad. Now I have a route near home and find the Carriers are a

needs more boys. Come on in and see him. Join the team and enjoy the fun of having your own business.

Apply Now! CIRCULATION DEPT. THE GUARDIAN - THE EVENING PATRIOT

or phone 436-3235