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Winds last night were blowing from a direction at

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occasional gusts to 40 and 45 with a lone gust registered at 47 mph. - .

Today winds are change to a northw: tion blowing at 25 miles per hour > seen gusts to 35 and

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Swim, Fitness Project Scheduled At: O'Leary

Nine hundred children from 94 regional school districts in . ‘and ‘around O'Leary will have opportunity to participate in a new type of swimming and phy- sical fitness project this sum- mer. The project, to be termed

Red Cross and the department of physical fitness.

Plans were outlined for the project at a meeting held tes terday a he home of Mrs. Ken Matheson, O’Leary water safety chairman. ~ Tentative planning scheduled the project at West Point with indoor activities to be conducted at the West Point Cook House.

Transportation for the child- ren is to be arranged by the committee in O'Leary and the association plans to use region- al high school buses to carry the children to and from the swim- ming areas. '

Instruction in swimming and basic physical fitness drills and games will be carried out by 10 specially-trained Red Cross swimming instructors with over- all control by a field supervisor. The Day Camp will feature a complete swimming course for all ages, a series of lectures and films on water safety, and a one hour period made up of games

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will from Beaconsfield, Que. Mrs. | be held at West Kent School from

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SOURIS — Two car accidents on*the~ St. -Peters highway to Charlottetown west of ere ca total damages of some $1 to vehicles but left no one

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\ : ; . v . ie \ . ¥ ; > eer e | 7 | Wellington 4 a - oo ANLVV JD EF | Wins Legion i | ; : _ Western And Central Districts) Cribbage Play The-Gtardian. Charlottetown, Wed. April 14, 1965-3. KENSINGTON — Kensington, \ . Wellington and Summerside Le- . " ee ee ere ey | SUMMEREDE — Just when : everyone was ing to thi ions Regional Band; S32 <—" 725 : wea ; mab : ton Heyal ‘Canadian Legion ;wimer returned for what is hop- ‘y * XN branch were the. winners wae ee \ 3 . one-was Leo Richard “Adolph | The latest storm, which got Richard. Edmund Arsenaylt and- underway at approximately 8.30 VI Val Sims made up team two. ‘| Monday night,.had dumped two) » j ae The ladies who played in the inches of snow in this area by KENSINGTON: — The Ken-jIsland bandsmen which will be | cribbage tournament during the Bine o'clock last night. Snow is sington Lions discussed future held in Kensington. . |winter at Kensington served €xpected to continue falling un- plans for the Kensington Lions The chairman reported that lunch and g social hour was en- ‘il later today when. it will’ Regional Band at a recent gen; plans are underway to hold a : change to snow flurries. zal meeting of the club. band tour lobster dinner in June| On Friday evening the winners _ Driving was reported - in eer. Us. Den Bill, /wiD it senccety peng to Ge iel West Prince Zeus (0'Lanty) | Se SUs Se searied toe chaired the meetipe Eric | band tour. The band auxiliary |and East Prince County Zone, RCMP detachment gome, chairman of the band will cater to this dinner. (Wellington) played off at Ken- ccidents late yesterday after committee, reported on the last| King Lion Dr. Riehl discuss- | sington with the same two teams 2000 but at a late hour last concert given by the band at the ed the proposed swimming les- | winning «+ ____- | Bight | details were not regional high school. sons for the coming summer available although it was report- ected and oreconcd ele Se ne a es ae hiatri (yaniaer aeeeen or ast 2 approved by are well . He felt this | j at ap the club. In 1966 t srrcoved yz |ae wall waterway, He ict tis! Deyc iatric | proximately 4.30 a vehicle driven travel some 1,600 miles giving king swimming lessons will ex- - ; [by an LAC Martin treme the local Car Crash P ‘concerts in 1! towns and cities ceed 500. oi eae Treatment ~}REAF--station-went- out of-con-- nes . : im the provinces of New Bruns- | : - |trol. in the slush on the Sher- ri Fea pT A Do oy i Bag he ee |Hampshire. eee Bight of bowling for the | known. niet PE a = in blind _ people - i ris : ~ = « :' educational tour. and the band Stated that plans for this were| QUEBEC (CP)—The altor- Dion by reason: of insanity, and “LENTEN PLAY REHEARSALAT FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH —_{ait tem ts sod" anv wel unter. and be ft ont P= eaera's patient has inareraion ina mental” ow LE : They will be given the opportun. there would be some blind per-|turned down a request for out-|pital_ under maximum security ntend ity of visiting the historic sites 50mS-from Surhmerside and St. |Side psychiatric treatment for |for life: a second trial; or a re- The Young Adult Group of The play was written by Doro- der last evening and three man and Gilbert Marsters. lef Quebec City and the famous Eleanor’s who would participate, Leopold Dion, 45; convicted 'duced charge because of Dion's the First Baptist Church is. thy Clarke Wilson and is being cast members brushed. up om 1,15 time this evening is \old city of Boston, Mass. as well as the blind bowlers from |Child-slayer now -being held in | mental state. staging a one-act Lenten directed. by Caspar Vernie. final lines. The players are : Charlottetown. Montreal's Bordeaux Jail | Dion was convicted Decem- this evening in the church hall. Final rehearsals were the or-- Mrs. Tildy Good,' Boyd Small- 7:30. FIVE APPEARANCES | - The nominating of| The request; this in the last ;ber, 1963, of capital murder in i a : For 1965 the bandmaster, W. the club reported ; / new | Year, was made by defence law- the strangling of 13 - year - old . é zs _ = | will sttend the police course to|E-R. Lock felt that the band slate of officers for the coming |Y¥& Bertrand, who said | Pierre Marquis, one of four boys : : be held this month in Chariloite-|sbould make no more than five year these will be voted on |Dion’s mental condition has de- slain and buried in this area urn own e Wes | town. appearances as much time will |at thh next meeting of the club. |teTiorated since his trial in late jin the spring of 1963. : 2 I have to be spent getting the to take over as 1963 and he is being tortured by| An appeal to the Quebec Su- 3 A letter was read from Hon. 5 presi- c & ; : : ima F trea- |band ready for it’s 1966 tour. At | dent for the coming year is Bud- |bestial fantasies. |perior Court was turned down pee : surer, regarding financing of |*he present time the band has dy MacEwen of Stanley. Bridge; |. Mr. Bertrand. in a letter to‘early this year. ro : ot wil - . the |‘ members and a drum mz-| yj are Gerald Mac-|Attonpey-General Claude Wag-| Dion is scheduled to be hanged? To Police In Georgetown [aes mari meee St oe care es Sa epoca ne = dl ‘ Loan Fund. The police report |P@tty of three. : ~ | Murphy; secretary, Frank Mac-|Volunteered to go-to Bordeaux | | poi : showed $90 collected in fiees for| 7H club was informed that Ewen; treasurer, Arthur Ready: and see whether Dion can be| 9 ee GEORGETOWN — Disappoint-|for this service under a con-;Georgetown as the capital of ysareh and other cases pending. |e Bandmaster Lock would jion tamer, Fred -Profitt: . tail |helped. 5 . 'Kaline Sparks ment. was expressed by mem-|tract and the attorney general| Kings County, had been dis-| The council was informed that |C°Stinue to teach the band, and twister, Ted Moore. The new di- The defence lawyer will ap-| ». bers of the Georgetown Town| made the necessary representat-| criminated against when a de- 3 housing symposium will be | Ws felt all band appearances rectors for the club will be |peal the Dion case before the, Detroit's Attack Council at the council’s regular| ions to Ottawa. tachment of the RCMP had not! held in Confederation Centre in| Should be cleared with him/George Caseley ‘and Andrew Supreme Court of Canada this | meeting Monday when a letter} Some hope was held out im the | beea stationed here years ago. Chariotietows in May. This is a/“trough the band committee. | Johnson. |. year. ‘ ‘By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS was read from the Commission-| jetter,-from the The Council forsees many prob- field the council is vitally “nter-| _ Jie voted to’ ture the pro- | Deputy Attorney-General Jul-| Al Kaline drove in five De- er of the Royal Canadian Mount-! that at some future time the| lems ‘involved in adequately! ested in aid one on which it re- of the Damant show over: COMMUNISTS ARRESTED ien Chouinard said in an inter- |troit runs Tuesday as the Tigers ed Police notifying the town) policy of the force might be| Policing a growing town and is| cently presented a Brief’ to the |! the band. to help defray the) on) views he has advised Mr. Bert-|routed Kansas City 11-4, cont- that its application for RCMP| changed to include the policing | Of the opinion that more than} provincial cabinet. cost of the tour. This amounted MEXICO CITY (AP)—Policéjrand that there is “ample pro- |pleting a two-game season-open- services on a contract paid by| of towns up to a population of| ordinary consideration should - to close to $500. The chairman |raided the headquarters of the|vision for medical care at Bor-|ing sweep of the Athletics. the town was turned down as 8/1590, but that at this time no| have been given to their appli- : = of the band committee reported | Mexican Communist party -and|deaux and ; matter of RCMP policy. additional contracts, other than| cation to obtain the services. WEATHER that all groups in the band were |two other The Council, along with re-| the ones presently in existence| The meeting was attended by as io presentatives of the Georgetown | were being taken on. ‘ a fall slate of council members| 7ORONTO (CP) — Observed |e ee ee ee Industrial Development group presigied over by Mayor Howard | temperatures: jo ee ad ina lauee anti-social and clergy, had some time ago| FURTHER, R S. MacLean. Reports were re- i ‘ae Auniliar es bascarrggne waited on the Attorney General| The Council is continuing to} ceived from: the-various com-| Dawson <-2-----.- band active,.and in June ports said regarding the matter of obtain-| make further efforts in the mat-) mittees. wile oss | will eater to the music camp for seized. —*-.. ing a mounted policeman for| ter of Mounted Police —service Chairman ef the street com-| Edmonton ....----- Georgetown 4 \- | through other channels. ee ee Senco ee eae

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