The executive of the Prince Edward Island Real Estate Brokers Association met last night at the Islander Motor Lodge where immediate past- president James Wilson pre-
MEMBERSHIP CERTIFICTE PRESENTED
sented the Island Association with their membership cer- tificate to the Canadian As- sociation of Real Estate Boards to the new president. Allison MacLean. Sum-mer-
Joint Service At St. Paul’s Addressed By Nat. Chairman
The changing role of the
church in a brand new period t
of history was the topic of an address by Mrs. Maurice Wil- kcnson at a combined service o‘ the Diocesan Church Society and the Women's Auxiliary at St. Paul's Anglacan Church last ni-ht.
Mrs. Wilkenson. Who is chair- man ot the candidates SOL'IIOI’I o’ the Dominion Board of Wo- men‘s Auxiliary. said that the new concept int mission endea- vor is that the whole church share in giving. receiving, and listening."
Mrs. Wilkenson went on to say that it still behooves us to provide f‘lhi‘l‘SIlIlan homes thir Our young people. the home should be a centre of prayer. “
EASTERN B R l E E S
WERE GUESTS
Mr. d Mrs. Merrill God- .s‘oe. Mill/town Cnoss. weekend guests of Mrs. roe} sister Mrs. Ctestetr Lake. Borden.
VISIT RELATIVES
and Mrs. Alex Martin. Louise Cole and Mrs. Elsie Duhmn. all of Charlotte- town. visited with relatives at Commercial Cross recently.
HAS SURGERY .lohn Hunser ot Stirathcona underwent surgery in the Kings County Memorial Hospital last wen:
IN HOSPITAL Patients in the King's County Memorial Hospital include Blar- ry Stewart. Little Sands; Mrs. J D. MacLeod. Iris; and Seller MacKay, Murray Harbor.
AT HOME
Mrs, DcSSIe Stewart of the Pnux‘mcilal Sanitorium staff
spent the wekend at. her name in New Perth
VISIT PARENTS Dr. and Mrs. David Stewart of Crapeud “More weekend guests or Dr. Stewatt's par-
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Ethan H. Stewart, Montague. WERE GUESTS Mr. and Mrs. Lester Mac» Lend. Montague had as their
guest Milss Autum Wisener of Chariottetown.
BACK TO DUTIES Ernest Blaxl-and. Montague. has returned to his spring cums on Dredge No_ 2 operat ing at present at Charlottetown.
VISIT FATHER M‘s. Jean Garhnum and Mrs. Judy Gaithimrm of Charlotte- e weekend with Garhnunt father. ll. l‘u‘acGrogor. Montague.
UNDERGOES SURGERY John Hunter 0! Strath.ona. nus undergone surgery at ‘ Kirg'l County Memorial pita].
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ENTERS HOSPITAL Arnold Vanltlei'sttue. Monta- fi'ic. has entered t.c Prince Edward island Hospital I0r 0b servation.
RECENT VISITORS Mr. and Mrs. J.l_ Stcum‘l. Montague were resent to Summersirle.
PAPER BOOSTS PRICE CALGARY tCP) — The AI-
hertan announced Monday ntuhtlJmin (LP. it will raise It: single copy l “Tim "mustand prim to to from five 3""
tsuing a false stolen motor veth-
‘ $5 and costs or two days.
christian leadership and educa- tm
The speaker pointed out that. the WA was an auxiliary for the. whole church. to assist in any capacity when needed,
Mrs. Wilkcnson was introduc- ed by Rt. Rev. WW. Davies. Bishop of Nova Scotia.
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_ Charlottetown. vice president: Mr. MacLean; Mr. Wilson and Stanley Mol, Char- lottetown, treasurer.
Save Aged Man From Drowning
MONTAGUE Edmund Walsh. Cardigan. was saved from drowning Wednesday at- tzrnoon at Cardigan causeway,
Ferny Vuozzo, Montague and an unidentified Borden man rulled Mr. Walsh from the
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water. Mr. Walsh is a retired
mail carried and is over 70 years of e. lie was reported none the wome for his exper- ience.
Last. year Joe Vuozw was in on the rescue operations. He haul-
l ed out Montaguc‘s Jack Yorston
tion near the same spot. Fred Viozzo. Montague barber, has assisted on several occasions in rescue work. The Montague River is just below his barber shop and is frequented by many young swimmers.
who was on a tiin i n g expedi- l
The Guardian, Charlottetown. Fri. April 24. I964.
i 150 Irap Minimum For Licensing Base
SOURIS — At a meeting 0" flit? Elast Kings Fit-lhciinatws Aseociation held last night in Suuris it was decided that the iriastctt‘li'm make known its opposition to any reduction in benefits that may be thought of by the Government of Can- ada with regard to uncmploy merit insurance for the t'isher- men. At the meeting. which was chaired by president Harvey T'oofe. it was decided to pro- [rise to the Department Fisheries that a person given a lobster fishing license only it he possesses 150 traps. It was also decided that all roads leading to fishing ports in the eastern Kings area now unpaved be paved immediately. namely, the roads to; Nuafralze Harbor, Fortune Harbor. North tlake Hlarbor, MacCtotmacllas Road and Basin Head.
Three people, Roland Mat-r Donald. Leona-rd MacDonald. and Dan Ward were appointed t. xermaneut delerzates to at tend all meetings to which the association be invited.
Several members were ap- pointed to constitute a dtirestm-
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OUTPUT INCREASES Despite production cut-backs. Norway's 1963 pulpwood output was 805,223 tons. compared with 780,000 in the peak year of 1960.
Property Damage. I
Results In Fine Douglas Gregony, Parkd‘ale. was fined $25 and
Maeistrate Ad. in city police court yesterday morning.
He ltao pleaded guilty to is-
iclc report.
A 20 days su:pended sentence was given Francis Bounty, City. after he was convicted of damaging: the ptmpor'tty of Geotrey Grant-ford. 249 King St.
James Charles Bradley and Barry Carr. both of Charlotte- town. were each tined $20 and costs or 15 days for loitering.
Two people were victims of stop signs and were each fined
One person was given $20 and costs or 30 days for possession of liquor in a place other than his residence. One motorist was fined $10 and costs or five days for going through a red traffic light. and another was sentenc» ed to 20 days for being drunk and incapable.
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NEW PRESIDENT D.F. Miller, of Vancouver was elected president of the Fisheries Council of Canada as that. organization wound up it's three day convention here Wed-
Prime Minister Pearson slices I piece of birthday cake
CELEBRATES atrium? S‘
at Ottawa Thursday marking the occasion of his 67th birth-
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the Association Ilurvey Poole. Souris: Bruce. Elmira: Lelth son. East Baltic; Wesley Norih Lake: Roland MacDonald. Snuvris. representing the
Dragnet“ Association: l‘dacDonald, Sourin; MacDonald. representing North Lake: Irving Coffin. Fortune;
Cyril Mooney. Annandrale; and Dan Ward. Bridgetown, rep- resenting Nuat‘rage.
ship and port. representation of
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' It was also decided that dues ' the Association be $3 a
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bl bet" .J‘ 30 ' £232.; aging” m... GAINS AWARD .sstte_ receipts for the dues
Inayra John W. Dunphy tabovel. a “‘ senior arts student at St. Dun- stan‘s University. has been awarde a $1.000 scholarship by Dalhousie University to do
‘ Fire Levels
‘ I post-urcduate work tite"e next . year. Mr. Dunphy will be 1 working.' ttward his Master's l SOURIS‘. —— A fire occurred at 3551-??? {ZIPEHHEREKIEES ls the
{stints at 3.30 last night (I85 lzrnyed an old unoccupied house fanned by Bernard Barry of 'Souris.
I The house was located on iNiit‘PhOe‘S Lane. The Sour-its [fire department answered the call. Origin of the fire could lnot he determined.
Daniel Dunphy, St. John. NB. RELEASES PRISONERS
All/{MAN (AP) Jordan's
King Hussein has ordered the release of 50 political prisoners, including Communists. Their release will leave 38 Commu- nists still in jail.
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BcI pt. Mission Festival Opens
The Festival of Missions opened last night at First Ban ris Church. Charlottetown, “ the Inspirational Rally which began with the ymn “Jesus Saves." Mrs. Boyd Good read the. scripture from Roman: 10,, which was followed by Mrs. Wayne Cowley singing “In The Secret of His Presence. Rcv.
Harlow, pastor at First Baptist, led in prayer.
Mrs. Gordon Barss. the mis- sionary speaker gave the con-
regation a brief picture of what has happen In India dur- log the time that the mission ar'es have come. Christian tea chers. pastor. nurses. doctors and evangelists have come them the peoples of India.
Mr. Bars wed ers. Barss’ address wrth a brief travelogue on the work which is being carried out in India.
Ushers for night. were provided from the girls of the Senior High and the CGIT who were dressed in native cost Lme. They were: Pam Part- ticge, Lana Lewis. Anne Live- ly and Nani-y Nicholson.
it Friday afternoon at o clock in the Chapel. the child- mngregation will
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have a time to meet the mis- . son, Folfi
séonaires and their 'ewing this at 5 pm. a rice and curry supper will be ser- ved to the congregation.
Alter the supper a question and answer period led by the missionaivres will take place.
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Island Native Dies In Cult.
The death
0" 10646 Spray 3., Nonmlk. in his 68th year.
The late Mr. Johnston was born at Peters Road. P.E.I. hut tad not lived or visited the provmce for over 30 years un- In last summer when in comv pnry with his wife he visited volatives here
Also-one sitar Ethel. t.‘-l.|‘5_
nine Sewelll of Montreal. Tart ' w
brothers: J rims ton. ' [MILE
.iturray River, and. Dr.
. .l , . 3‘ well as 14 grandchildren and two great-grandchi‘dren.
The funeral service was held at the Chapel o.’ Memories with Rev. Mules! Georgie of the First Presbyterian Church of- t'irtating. Intornnient was in the Little Lake cemotcrv.
'I‘ne Norwalk Lodge Al“ to AM assisted in the riinw'al service
He leaves i0 mm_ besides The Past Master ('harles I) his wife. former Mary [-ru'man, ofllt‘ialpd for lh ’ Renttm. at Cambridge. ear, ll d149-
‘tczrr daughters: Aeriel. lMI‘S. The pallbeatw's were: three {LC-size Harvey), of Norwalk, suns—i-n—law. Lezhc Harvey. lCaIit‘omla; Gentrude, (Mrs. Lloyd Roent-k and Fat. Braden
iStlo.tg"ass. Inn llt‘llllf‘l'tfi. Jamie t!tcrt.on. and Dr Melon m John- SH“ and hrothcr-in-law Henry Hochkeun,
lLloyd Kocncki, Buemta Park. iCa‘tit‘ornti-a; Lorna. (Mos. Rob- iert Conkle). Casselbm'y. Flor- .ida: June, Mr A. Braden
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BREAKS HIP l Mrs. H.S. Henderson Char-i iottctown. is a patient in the: Prince Edward Island Hostpit-l at. where she is undergoing. treatment for a broken hip, sun tained in a fall j
SUPERVISOR HERE
Robert Jackson. circuit suer OI“.'ISOI‘ is visiting the Monte ‘ zue congregation of the Jehov vavh's Witnesses. During his stay he will attend meetings and assist in ministerial activ- i ities. Mr_ Jackson will aiso take. ‘ part in a Bible address at New I'erth Sunday afternoon. =
CARD PARTY RESULTS Following were the prime Mn- ners last met at the weekly card party held in the Com-j
munity Centre: ladies“ first. iMrs. (i rue Lartcr; semnd. Mr_»: Hut-Phonon; consnlation \Il\ Nollie Stewart; men's first. Ilzin (‘ltipmam sccond. Alt. llts: ronmlation. .I. Pcndcrgaot. Special pi'iyc. Mrs .l liouccttcz‘
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