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2. The Guardian, Charlottetown, Mon., Oct. 3, 1966.

Is Increased At

At a meeting of the Prince

’ |\Edward Island Funeral Direc-

Embalmers Associa- Charlottetown Hotel recently, a general discus- sion took place pertaining to the ambulance service on ‘Prince: Edward «Island.

During the discussion it was |pointed out that a great many funeral directors fad embalmers in other provinces, whose bus- iness firms provided an ambu- lance service to the public, were giving this service up and am- bulances “were. . being provided by-private concerns or through hospitals.

The high cost of maintaining and-buying vehicles for the am- bulance service came up for much discussion as did also the extra equipment such as ozygen tanks, first aid supplied-and oth- er accessories that are neces- sary for ambulance work and which are quite costly items.

miniature poodle owned by Muriel Murphy of Belmont, N.B. was third. Fourth spot went to a Dalmatian owned by Mrs. Eunice MacNeil, Charlottetown.

The childrens handling class was won by Paula Kennedy of O’Leary followed by Doug

Ambulance Service Cost

t

Meeting

It was decided, alter ‘much

discussion, that the ambulance

service would be maintained, for the present at least, but that the prices on the ambulance calls would have to be adjusted to meet with the rising costs of maintaining this service. ~

It was unanimously passed at the meeting that the price for ambulance calls, as of Novem- ber first, would be. seven dollars for local calls plus an additional fifty cents per mile, one way, for all calls outside the limits of the ambulance concerned.

There was ‘also much discus sion'on the subject of ambu- lances being called to accidents. It was decided that this matter would be taken up with the. pro- per authorities and a committee was® appointed to look after

same.

$10 Penalty Handed Out

A fine of $10 and costs or. five days was imposed ‘upon Joseph Walter Callaghan, Charlottetown, when he appeared before Magis-

en a charge of Glsorderty (street fighting). was handed out to Wayne Blac- quiere who had previously pleaded guilty on’ the charge of causing damage to property. Reginald Morrison, Charlotte- town, charged with having a dog- barking, causing annoyance to neighbors, had his case adjour- ned until October 8, and the case of Brian David Foley charged with failing to yield right of way was also adjourned until October 8:

Margaret MacDonald, Charlot- tetown, charged with false pre- tense had her case tether re- manded until October 8

TRAFFIC. OF FENCES se

Donald Was Cu d more, Charlottetown,’ was fined $5 and costs or two days when he pleaded guilty to failing to stop.

A one-year suspended sentence |’

at a stop sign. George A. Mac- | Donald, Rosebank, David Walk- er, Charlottetown: Joseph Her- bert. Murphy, Geor getown: George Sullivan, Eastern Pas- sage, N.S. and Charles M. Mac- Eachern, Belfast, all pleadéd guilty to charges of failing to stop at the.stop sign and all were given fines of $5 and costs or two days by Magistrate Has- lam.

‘Donald B. Commell of Sum- merside was fined $20 and costs when he pleaded guilty to a speeding charge and Leo J. Hay-

fine’ of $5 and costs or two days when-he pleaded guilty to going

street.

Two of the new professors en- gaged by St. Dunstan’s Univer- sity this year include Jacques

E. Moisson and Michael M. Fo- es of Vernon River received a /ley.

Mr. Moissdn received his Mas- ter of Arts degree from the Uni-

to wrong way on & one-way versity of Paris in the Sorbonne

where he has ‘also . completed

Four men appeared om charg: me vs requirements for his |two summer school sessions at

es of being drunk and incapable

He taught for nine years. in

: before coming or drunk and disorderly and two prance, England, Rwuanda Ur-|SDU where he is currently em-

Thomes Floed Will Address | Board Meeting

SUMMERSIDE — Thomas J, Flood, manager of Industfial En- terprises Inc., will address 4 dipner. meeting of the Summer- side Board of Trade next, Wed- nesday at 6.30 p.m. ~ Also included in the meeting to be held here will be the pre- sentation of certificates of ap- preciation to past presidents from, 1946 to 1966, and a tourist committee, report ‘will be. sub- mitted.

Invited to the mecting. are Premier Alex Campbell, Mayor ‘4 George Key, Jr., of Summerside, president of Maritime Provinces Board of Trade, and all presi dents of Prince County Board of trade.

During the summer, a eanuale _jteé was appointed to review plans for the traffic circle a! Reads Corner. A meeting with the Minister of Highways wai Board of Trade at the meeting . were Gonrae Meikle and Francis

MacQuarrie

_ MR. FOLEY

few Professors Engaged At SPU as aE

_ temples at Baalbeck, Lebanon, ‘tare single stone’ blocks weigh ieredit. He js an as sistant. pro - ling 750 tons and--60- feet -long.

‘fessor of French at SDU this year.

Mr. Foley received his Mas- ter of Arts degree from the Uni- versity of Ottawa where he has also completed much of the work

degree:

Your RED CROSS is

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Science

for his PhD He taught for three years and

institutions in Quebec and

New Brunswick to

Both owners live in Lancaster,

‘THIS SILKY-coated Mttle at the Coliseum on Saturday.

Pekinese from New Brunswick—

today holds the honor of being déclared ‘‘Best in Show” at the second sanction dog—show sponsored. by the Abegweit Kennel Club_of Charlottetown

“Santan Penelope”, a nine- month-old female puppy, poses here with her winner’s ribbons - and prizes. With her is Mrs.- ‘Pat Mabon, who. shares owner- ship with Mrs. Pius Sullivan.

N.B. Mrs. Mabon puts the Pekinese through her paces in the ring before the judge, Gerald

cone NB.

-Pekinese Wins Top Award In Dog. Show At Coliseum

“Best in show" “ award at a dog con oa the holder of that honor from Sat- urday’s sanction show. at the Colliseum in Charlottetown,. spon- sored by the Abegweit Kennel Club. is a Pekinese named “Santan Penelope” owned joint- ty by Mrs. Pat Mabon and Mrs. Pius ivan of Lancaster, N.B. That was the first time Pene- lope was ever in a show ring. Mrs. Mabon handled the nine- months-old puppy in its debut.

The prize for the best Island-. owned dog in the array of 53

_ entries has been won by a Ger- man Shepherd called “‘Kosy Korner Newo,” owned by Danny Johnson of Tea Hill and shown on Saturday by Warren Hood. N.B, DOGS

About a score of New. Bruns-

wick dogs competed with: Island dogs in Saturday’s_ show, which was judged by Gerald ‘MeCar. thy of Saint John qualified to judge all breeds. Robert Laskey of Saint John, director of the Canadian Kennel Club for ‘Prince Edward Island and New Bruns- wick, was present at the show and donated the prize for the *best Island-owned dog. The show superintendent was Frank Brown of:Charlottetown, and the ring steward was Mrs. Arlene

Hood of Charlottetown. Show secretary was Mrs. Rosemarie MacLean of Bunbury.

Under Canadian Kennel Club regulations, with the complet- jon of Saturday’s sanction. show following a similar one ,last July 9.. the Abegweit Kennel Club now qualifies to put on a champ- fonship show in which - points awarded to the dogs will count towards championship status in each breed. The local club plans its first championship show for July 9, 1967, according to. club | in officers, thus joining the Mari- times dog show circuit which attracts dogs and their owners from Quebec and Ontario. and the’ eastern United States.

“In” Saturday's ‘show, the New.

Brunswick Pekinese also carried off awards for the best Canadian-

bred dog in the show and best’

Canadian-bred puppy.

The sporting group was won by ‘a Labrador Retriever owned by Dr. Angus MacLeod of Bon shaw, Second in the group war an American Cocker Spaniel owned-by Harold Clements of West Royalty. ,

The second group was won by, a Basset hound owned by Wal- lace’ Ward: Second place war won by a standard smooth Dachshund, owned by Art Tre. main of Lancaster. RR 2, N.B

Annual Meeting Is: Scheduled

SUMMERSIDE. — The annua)’ mesting- ofthe Prince Edward

Air_Cadet--Leacue-—of—Canada-—

will be held at No: 200, Summer- side Wing of_the ROAF Assocla- tion. in Summerside on Thurs » dav. at 330 pm

The. business of the eeting will include receiving 1 ports, the_election of officers, and the | consideration. of any other bus- .. ness that may regularly ome before the, meeting.

The annual dinner of the Air: Cadet League of Canada (Prince Edward: Island Provincial Com-

top , Third place went to a Whippet owned by Freeman Perry of Saint John:and: fourth spot to a miniature smooth Dachshund owned by C.L. Winchester of Charlottetown. Mr. - Trémain's dog also was judged best puppy in ‘group.

The working group was won by Kosy Korner Newo,-a- Ger- ‘man Shepherd owned by Danny Johnson of Tea Hill. Second place ‘went to a Saint Bernard owned ‘by Mrs. Robert Barwise, and third spot to a Samoyed owned by Murdo Brown of South- port. puppy in group foundlander o'

by Mrs. Alice Bissett, took the top spot. in the terrier group y With. a West Highland white ter- rier owned by John ‘‘Boots”

taking second place. A Scottish ‘terrier owned by Doug Howard of Char- | lottetown finished third, and a‘ miniature Schnauzer owned by Brian Barrett finished fourth. The best puppy in group went Benita cans Ae et Sameer

NOTICE OF CITATION

In Re Estate of Gordon Mac- Lean late of Saint Catherines in

deceased, testate

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a citation has been extract- ed for the passing of the final accounts in the above Estate and for an Order for distribution and the hearing of same. shall be before the presiding Justice in the Estates Division of The Supreme Court at the Court House in Charlottetown in Queens County, on Friday the 28th day of October. next com- ie at the hour of 2:30 o’clock the afternoon.

DATED this 22nd dis of September A.D. 1966.

IAN M. MacLEOD, Proctor.

Fourth place and best. yent to, a New-

by Mrs: Sara Howat of Tryon... ' An Australian Terrier owned

by Dr. L.S. Cox. In the toy group was the top

was a P anion owned by Robert | of Saint John. ~The non- sporting. group_-was won by a Boston Terrier owned

and “handled by Mrs. Dewar.

A Bulldog’ owned by Mrs. | Stewart Ives was second and a |

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