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» quoting producers for ungraded eggs delivered Thursday 49-52

» cents for grade A medium and

One of the new business es- tablishments in the Montague area nearing completion is the

_ Prima Fertilizer plant at Bru- denell. This new 9 by 84 foot

St. Pauls Having | ‘Special Speaker

Miss Anne Davison, a woman with high qualifications for the position she holds, will visit Prince Edward Island this week-

end.

Since 1962, Miss Davison, an Anglican, has been assistant secretary of the -Council for Social Service of the Anglican Church of Canada. Experienced in case work in’ Ottawa and Montreal, she has spent most of her time in recent years in China and Korea with the Church World Service, serving for some time under the aus-

Essay Winners Are Announced

The judging of the Provincial

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A graduate of Trinity College, Toronto, and the Toronto School of Social:Work, the main em- phagig of her work at present is in the fields of aging and immi- gration.

Miss Davison will speak in |

St. Paul's Church, Charlotte- town on Sunday at the 7 p.m. service of Evening Prayer. The Archdeacon of Prince Edward Island and the Rector of St. Paul’s are encouraging Angli- can clergy and people through- out the Island to attend this ser- vice if arrangements can be conveniently made. Other plans tor Miss Davison's visit include a meeting with the social ser- vice officers of the Woman’s Auxiliary in Island parishes.

Comand Legion poppy titled, “How Remem

Day Should Be Observed"’, took Charlottetown Branch.

seven and eight Jean Gaudet,

grades nine and 10-Lorette Mac- Lean, grade 10, Notre Dame Academy; grades 11 and 12 — tie, Allan--MacRae, grade 12, Tignish Regional High School and Joyce Gaudet, grade 12, Evangenline Regional High School.

The judges were: Arthur Ste- wart, »-Charlotte,.. High School; Parnell Garland, Birch- wood High School; Mrs. _ Rita Todd, West Kent School; George MacDonald, Birchwood High School; Gertrude Villet, Queen Charlotte High School; Leo Mac- Quaid, Birchwod High School; Jessie Graham, St. Jean School; Miss Fraser, West Kent School

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The winners were as follows: |tures: grades one to five, tie, Edward |Low Overnight High _ earter

‘Arsenault, grade three, Abrah- | Dawson am’s Village School and Jacin-|Victoria ........ toe MacDonald, grade five, Pis-|Edmonton ....

quid East School: ‘grades six, Regina

grade seven, St. Jean “School; /Toron

LOCAL BRIEFS

IN HOSPITAL : E.O._Beagan of Charlottetown Hospital.

EGG PRICES Charlottetown dealers were

cents for grade A lange, 43 to 4

35 cents for grade A small.

CARD WINNERS

Following are the results of the card party at the Covehead- Stanhope Community Hall last night: ladies high, Mrs. ° Joe Robinson; ladies second; Mrs. Frank Watts; ladies Mrs. Leith MacMillan; gents’ high, Harold Taylor; gents’ sec- ond, Maurice Block; gents’ con-

prize, George Stone; door

aw; freeze-out, Archie Auld.

MacDonald and

PAPERS LATE :

Some local. residents didn’t have their papers quite as early esterday due

dian. The press, usually makes its run about 2.30 a.m., was slowed by a heavy %0-page paper and when it finally did start, a grate on the switch- board broke and operations were held up until the difficulty was repaired by about 5 o'clock.

HOME UNDERWAY Constfuction on a 45-unit home for elderly. citizens is now under- way off the North River Road. The development,

: 24,000 square feet of floor space, consists of five separate build- ings each connected to one af- other by exterior corridors. The project, which is being built by the Senior Citizens Housing Cot-

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This phase consists of the construction of a 30,000 square ment store

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on adjoining land fronting on Elm Ave.

Royalty Mall apd the Sobey Food. Market ‘will operate as one shopping center under separate

. Opening date for

in the late summer of 1966.

The entire complex, when completed, will comprise 8,- 000 square feet of store space consisting of two food markets; a junior department store, auto supply store, a provincial H- quor commission store, a bank, ladies wear, mens. wear, shoe store, drug store and other ser- vice stores.

At the time of the announce- ment, it was stated that less than 9,000 square feet of retail space remains to be leased.

jon their

Brothers Operate Service Station

GEORGETOWN. — The ser- the corner of

ness venture, the Bouchard will continue to carry pulp wood business, in they have been engaged number of years in the

and throughout Kings Coun-

It is anticipated that plans for the service station included major cements and renova- tions in near future.

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High tide today at Charlotte- town 12.27 p.m. and 11.33 a.m. At Rustico at 6.37 p.m. Summer- side tide eighteen minutes later than Charlottetown. Sun rises today at 7.23 a.m. and sets at 4.48 p.m.

Trial Date Set

In Break Case

Francis William Quinn, city, charged with breakitig and en- tering, nad the date of his trial set for Dec. 16 in City Police Court yesterday. Magistrate A. J. Haslam presided.

Kenneth B. Bourgoyne of Saint John, New Brunswick, charged with -false pretenses, ‘was remanded to today.

Mary Elizabeth McNally, city, was further remanded te Dec. 16. She is charged with the illegal sale of liquor. ~ A city resident, charged

remanded to Dec. 11.

Traffic Court Has 10 Cases

court yesterday. ing Gass, New Haven, was fined $20 and costs, Marvin J a ¢ k-on, Summerside, was fined $15 and

* jcosts and Shelton Harris, Sum-

merside, was fined $10 and costs

Joseph F. Romard,, Mt. Ste- wart, was fined $10 and costs for overloading the cab of a ve- hicle.

A resident of Mt. Stewart, Ronald Joseph MacDonald, was fined $10 and costs for having no

ownerships these stores is expected to be |’

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fvate the council's members. “Every member of the council seems to arrive at the table with

DR. ‘MacGUIGAN Taking Part In Convention

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Police Report 2 Accidents

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rough play on the field and vio- lence among spectators. Almost every week headlines

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Faye Clow as treasurer and | Keir MacLeod, public relations. |

MANY SAW CAMPUS |

About 82,000 visitors from Canada and. the United States | |touréd McGill University, Mont- | real, at its triennial “open,| house’ in 1965. }

valid operator’s license. ~ Two were fined $10

Central Royalty and George Ol- iver MacLeod, City.

Roy Everett Leard, Mt. Stew- art, charged with passing on a solid white line was fined $10

and costs. j

Charged with. having ineffic- ient equipment on a vehicle was Wayne Charles MacGuigan, Ocean View He was fined $10

charged with failing to stop at a stop sign was fined $10 and costs.

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