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Me : SUMMERSIDE — The regular tions and thanked all members

Eastern And Central Districts Re Se ager tens wat Cate a menting The Guardian, Charlostetown, Sat, April 10, 1965. 5 Gas or an. aoe Dear lees tote oh ae ek

: day night with the sew presi- public for turning out in such

dent, Don Baker in-the chair.|large numbers to ‘support the

Assisting him at the head table event. :

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Illegal Sale Of Liquor Brings Fine Of $300.

songleader Clarence Mercer, de-

votions Don Wannamaker and be held in Summerside on Sun- finesmaster Malcolm Matheson. | day, April'11. As many as pos- Guests at the meeting were Ken sible were asked to be in at- Weston from RCAF Station Sum- |tendance for this event.

| merside and Keith Pickard from | Eric Tanton pointed out that &

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pape a Pceaal gegen Bran mon eS ei arious committees. | troop leader at of le of ia and cons elezplves ‘laled abot 150 | M Grace Linker repaid Gn aot fo, asiance nob u year’ | taini for this ¢ Leod, 263 a ar ad 4 FRANCIS CAMERON EDGAR BOUCHER » 5 and [He a a a Soe w F 5 . [ at, new suetiens af Stupeatlie- [net necessary have tp coms police | Marney of Toronto, both college ing the work involved had proven |from the Y’s Men's Club and liquor. jstudents, were charged -w ith. | eS Va ames worthwhile. that anyone interested need only by Les-disorderly conduct. Diamond | us Bob 6 that the jcontact Hedley Meyers, the : be-/ pleaded guilty and was fined $20| é ; variety show held last Tuesday chairman of the scout groyp ae eT any, Pisated. Set 8 8 night had exceeded all expecta- | committee. 40 guilty was conv Py at the/also fined $20 and costs or 10 t+ KKH HMR Ff kK K eae he SPECIAL FOR CHILDRE e . . 7. j . ”, Brookfield, charged |yire” arraigned os cheno | With. dates for the annual , lant organist and_choirmaster at N drunk and incapable. One |P.E.I. Music Festival looming | Christ

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adjourned to April -guilty-and-was remand- ; set at $50. ever nearer, plans for staging the Gociety;. guest. conductor of the erin : Brown, 7 SUGTIT another, eatst ‘te oak ee en ee Dublin ‘aan ‘cae Society; ond Radics sy sve germagad pteattpaeyed leaded guilty ‘three ° during lew years t separate charges under the Ex- == ae en ¥ day to Saturday, April 26-May !. |}een examiner for the Royal mAs EVER TO MESPLACE A DESTROYERS . :, plosives Act and was fined $15| third was remanded to April 15, |, Names of two of the four ad- | Irish Academy of Music and the CITY MAN RECEIVES TOP SCOUT AWARD _[22¢,c1s, 1 cach conviction. A'fourth accused was given a 2: | uéleators who will handle the | Northern Ireland a JERRY : é The case,) prosecuted by Ian day suspended sentence - | festival in- its various jocations | Education. . M. MacLeod, who was acting |— ; at -Charlottetown,- Summerside | Francis Cameron was born in ‘ = E The highest award in scout- Church hall. Mr. Burhoe, a National Conference of Boy (as representative for the Depart- and Montague have been s- in 1927, and first a . i ing was presentéd’to G. Wind- jeader in the 4th Charlotte. 5¢°uts for Canada. The award |ment of Justice in Ottawa, stated Fir G t ed and it is now known are | ed publicly playing aa nuns . 2 * cae eis to's oedaaaiy tai was presented to him by Mar- |that the explosives which were| PIT@ VUTS. to be Edgar (Billy) Boucher, | vei command at the axe of in town cub scout troop, rective garet Dolliver. assistant dis- {being transported in a. station ie ee BBC, Music for North- || five. At 16 he -toured army o ; sight at the First Baptist ed the woods award from the trict commissioner. wagon driven by the sessed wet LAF | Ho /ern Ireland, and Francis Came- | amps in the United Kingdom DONT G } a —— not insured for that insioe IME rn, organist and pianist of Lon- | forthe pe agen ya ‘ 3 sg There were no markings , England. @ © vehicle to indicate it was awarded a scholarship at uP THE ationa I eguar es ; ee 9.30 a.m. yesterday gutted the ae at Read School, Dublin, |He won the Henry Richards a

two-storey. home of David Arn- fast, Winsloe. -

Discussed At RLSS Meet | Public Specking wire ving amers aeeran Fe to Rev. Owen: Charlottetown

Fire which -broke out ie | Mr. Boucher was a piano |the Royal Academy of Music. |

North River and | chorister in St. Patrick’s Cathed- Gonepest- TONIGHT AT 7 AND 9 ONLY.

Fire Departments |ral, Dublin; taught singing and

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; Sharkey, Saint tee that all guards registered {day course which will be held at Vi ~~} amswered the alarm. : piano in Dublin schools; assist- s a meeting of the Royal Life Sa-| qualify on the national level and |REFRESHER COURSE ALBERTON — Four students ! Westminster Cathedral choir for rear ‘ ving . Society’s provincial com-|receive the national award. At| Supervisor of the First Aid) (aierton Regional High School the BBC and independent tele- : * ae : mittee afternoon at time, the Prince Ed- | 40d instructor refresher portion . : 5 sian . J the present . will compete) for the Women’s and has made appearan- the Red Cross| ward Island National Parks em-|° the school will be Bernard |tostitute trophy Monday even- ’ ces with his professional choir : The meeting|pioy 15 lifeguards to protect| Callaghan, BA, BEd. The course | ing | at the Institute and dealt with ta “new ‘nettensl S0-/ their tanches: ltt cane, deoartenent ‘ot |, Tule beautiful trophy, ; na Hampton ourt Palace. «Guard test a recent confer-| ; issued to the *#!ety procedure, departme: Herbert Leavitt, was dona Heading Music vi ~ Shee beld at Downaview, Ont. |.,A,tepart wes, teed 1 ‘Be | transport. boating | regulations |several yeare ago’ by” Alberton 11 New Members this year are president Presion| CIMEMASCOPE Mrs. Evelyn Cudmore report-|feid April 19-24 for the requall-| m4 teaching formilions. Teste |Women's Institute for annual ’ y. Beck, honorary president coe ed on the administrative details e y on debate or public ae . ; Male Kenzie, _ deputy z 0 ef the Iesaving conference and! frstructors. ‘The committee de-|Pnases of Red Cross and YMCA ere es years ago. the pMONTAGUE — Eleven mem. |the stamp collection aspect of | minister of education, and ‘sec- CAPITOL swimming tests. course competition. was in. debate. _No i ization and congratu- |retary Mary Donahoe. Adult Entertainment sermet 5 see Sd surf life.|<ided to include the new test tn operated by a group system. and |competition has been held since| Montague Y's Men Club last ev- |Iated the Montague club for its |tival will be staged at Confedera- cssmssssmmanim guards. She reported that repre-|or's5 will be charged to all cam-/*2¢h candidate must participate | then, se T's'tes from tie’ Charlotie-|samcmeasemumecees canines : Sponsored by sentatives from the 10 provinces |Giaates desiring the new award. ip individual and group tests. This year’s competition in| * $ anand : SUNDAY AT 9.00 : of Canada attended the meeting The minutes of the last meet- | public speaking will be held at] tous Pos ‘ the U.C.T. and a complete revision of the’ Three people were uamed to! ing were read by RLSS secre-|the home school meeting} Also inducted into internation- P ; ry lifeguard-test was drawn up. A form a testing panel for the tary Ed Chinery who reported Monday evening and it is antici-|a)l ‘Y’s Men with the Montague Con] ede ation st ~-~e 00000906000 cocccce) directorate was established on|#¥@Td. They include Mrs. Carol | plans for the new awards and | pated that a large gathering will) group was Delroy George - 4 : PEL and the new standards| 22y!or. John Evans and George |the distribution of award re- | #5Semble to hear this interesting/ Brown of Kingston, Jamaica: ‘and qualifications will now be|MacGuigan. The. new provincial ceipts. The next meeting is slat- feature of the program. Taking| Mr. Brown is presently doing a Cie ahaa controlled on a provincial level. | ‘irectorate is made up of Mrs. | ed for the opening day of the |D&rt will be Barry Pridham pf) course in religious education at : “George MacGuigan, Charlot-|Cudmore, Mr. MacGuigan and | Easter course when the various | Montrose, Brenda Profit, James| the Maritime Christian Col- oo tetown, reported on the tech- as os oar of alco- | candidates for the school will be cv ver of. Al! lege, Charlottetown. _., {SPECIAL EASTER FILM TREAT FOR CHILDREN nical aspect. of the ¢onference| 0! studies — , welcomed. second feature Also. with the visiting Y's and stated that s'national fee of| Plans for the Easter swim-| Members) present at yester any econ feature at ihe home| ven was Ernest Bell, the pre-/MATINEES ONLY AND LOW, REDUCED PRICES $5 was established for a course |ming course were outlined ‘s meeting uded : D- | do ~ommuni : siding international director. ee . sisi : in the new test. Mr. MacGuizem |the school will include instruc-|chard Mahon, Dave Boswell,| ing arranged ty Wiluan, ‘Mor| ‘The induction team led by RI- Easter Saturday — Easter Monday Only also stated that the provincial |tion in all phases of Red Cross|John Evans, Ed Chinery, Ber-|Kinnon of the high school staff.|chard Matheson, ‘explained the ‘ : directorate is to be made up of| swimming awards, the mational|nard Callaghan, George Mac-| * Following the meeting parents| Y’s Men code. Mr. Matheson ta- ; representatives from the RLSS, (lifeguard test, and the RLSS/|Guigan, Mrs. Carol Taylor, Rev. |will have opportunity to confer|king“‘idealism” ‘said there is a 3 The M : YMCA, and the Red Cross. The|Bronfe Medallion. Over 20 peo-|Owen Sharkey and Mrs. Harry | with teachers and receive report|rare fellowship in Y’s Men, messi | i technical committee is to have | ple have registered for the five-| W. ie Ifishness of character

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on is the greatest character builder in the world. Jack Suth- | A STORY TO DELIGHT THE VERY erland on “‘world minded”. -said ° YOUNG. . .THE VERY OLD. - AND

Y’sdom stood for international and inter-ratial justice. Wilfred .| Livingston spoke on “duty”, Clarence Walker on ‘“‘enthus- iasm’’ and Arthur Duvar, “ser-

sree... John Henry Reid Files Law Suit LOCAL jAgainst City, Police Officers = (2zseaze

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Chariottetown,, Joined im the action with ‘Mr. sia arate charges were’ ‘‘malicious-| sented with a Y’s Men_pin which

Sterns Webster and Charles; Reid ‘as co-plaintiff is his sister, Ready have been named as de-| Elizabeth L. Reid, as lessee and ly laid; the City ‘‘maliciously was placed on the lapel of their 1 fendants in a suit for damages/ operator of the restaurant| took the unprecedented action of errr rar eR EET EE EET TEE TTT

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of $146,850 filed yesterday by| known as Johnny's Fish and|hiring or retaining an attorney | ‘he re club. ne

iho Gillis, counsel for the ; ane me oo. ereaigat wavey whee ‘SAILS os Filed with the writ-.was a/stipendiary magistrate ‘“‘insist- é

se PETA ES gly ete et wh Eg "ad Sg A ial | ete" NUTTY NEW COMEDY Gendresu, whose arrival at | ur neu, 4 |{ians outlining the basis of the|Charles Ready in spite of a allege cfr eos ~ i Charlottetown harbor yesterday . Reid's action followed a/ action and reasons for the claim magistrate was bias- raed : x, eae SHO ~ launched shipping activities here Sur ¥icaim , * ed. Beadle eng # vs ens STARTS MONDAY 3:36 - . 9 for 1965, was scheduled to‘leave — appeal against & Com) he statement maintains the) Mr, Reid first appeared in =

his around 430 -this- morning. for-| ition, operating & restaurant origina} information laid in City | City Police Court Nov. 90 last| Sunday ‘Three car loads. from 5 ice-break| jt was the plaintiff's Police. Court was based. on anjand, following “his conviction, | },. Montague group are to at- -—# ing command |cisim was for damages for tres- act which was not an offence ac-|Magistrate Haslam ruled furth«|t.n4q the convertion where they acetal enn ne ple th yyconc fey anata fs pass upon lands and restaurant; cording to law; the arrest of|er hearings on more char geS|.in) receive instructions on the ; “ 8 Si SiR m part

cargo of heating laintiff’ and imprisonment in| would be held up pending result o : oils |damages for false imprison- the police station cell block was|of an appeal to the Supreme es vane SON Cree. SF

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yesterday. t: and damages for malic- , ; : CARS COLLIDE |tous prosecution, serrate neoulied” in further |George J. Tweedy handed down|_2'2es Bell spoke briefly on Two late model vehicles were’! false imprisonment in*,Queensjearlier this month quashed the ree seca el TCH: Paving (Satta meen Guardian office on Prince! : . ee JUST A FRIENDLY Street. The drivers were W.J. Tenders . 1 ' Haneer, 143 North River Road. Confederation

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Doucette took place Friday |two parts. Separate tenders are from the Hennessy |being called for the seven niles

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Funeral Home to Stella Maris |between Charlottetown and Mt. Church, North Rustico, where | Albion and the six miles from Requiem High Mass was cele-|Mt. Albion to Vernon.

at the grave. Pallbearers were

Lawrence Gallant, Emmett Gel-

lant, Earl Gallant, Jeremiah L. | *

Peters, Vincent Doucette . and ; Justin Gallant. Interment took

TRAINOR FUNERAL — The * funeral ‘or Mrs. Clement Train- or was held‘ yesterday morning from the Charlottetown Funer-

Spring is a busy time of the year for everyone. The men at Maritime Electric are busy too . . . they have summer cot- tages toturnon.. ... new servicestorun. . . and many other jobs. i ve

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the grave. Rev. Clifford Murphy| which broke out in the vacant | :

was present in the sanctuary.|home of Dan Herring 2.08 | SAMMY DAVIS. os me seectinger Poseuces by KURT ULE MA ve . s

Pallbearers were Emmett Trai-|p.m. yesterday. Cause of the SsaSicr ccuses ener EORSRESUEDIOSS

nor, Emeric Walsh, Peter Gal-| fire is unknown but it is thought Gotocpeseonsdvocevecdscccsquescoeueeeteabeuimeeddasl . —s lant, Elmer Murphy, James|to have started in the kite»ea ®)

MacDonald and Wann ~ ee where oe a = in a Tickets $1.00 Telephone 892-2464

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