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Dep. Minister Speaks On 65 Music Festival

Malcolm MacKenzie, deputy) minister of education and hon-| orary president of the Prince, Edward Island Music Festival! Association, has released the fol-’ lowing message in~ connection) with the forthcoming P.E.I. | | Music Festival:

' The 20th festival of music in this province will commence on April 26 and will continue until! May 2. Once again, it is my} privilege to assist, through the - medium of the press, in bring-| ing to the attention of the people} ‘of the province generally the | | great..work that has been_done

by the Prince Edward Island" FIRST DOPE DOG |

Ralph Booth says the Alsatian, runner-up as: best police dog of the year in 1964; will be a great help to the Vancouver

The P E.1- Deanery Anglican Young People’s Association Lo- cal’ Counci! held its. April, meet- ing—in-St:-Mark's-Hall._Kensing- ton recently with Summerside, Kensington, Ellerslie and O’- Leary branches represented

The meeting was called to or- der by the president. Gerald Doley. This was followed by a Bible reading bv Clayton. Mill.

After the reading and appro- val of the minutes the group dis- cussed the coming variety con- ‘cert.

Due to unforseen difficulties,

ed to Friday, April 23. The place St. Mark's Hal! Kensifcton, has mot heen changed. Participants “in this concert -are asked to be

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MALCOLM MacKENZIE

Music Festival Association. The department of education | jhas an understandable interest | drug squad. Paul- Campbell, (in music festivals because it is ou ; ; : believed that music *has an im- Rennie’s trainer, is sliown with portant place in the education! him. (AP Wirephoto) /of our children and festivals pro- | . |vide suitable objectives: and out- | lets. for much that is best in ‘ $50 Fine Levied | s:tox music | f a : Maer ee scene hashes the infinite, and lets us for moments In Traffic Court -|birth-of Christ, Plato in his “Re- 27 into: that!”—Cariyle, | Se |public’ expressed the view that’ MOST EDUCATIVE A: fine~ of $50"and. costs .was “musical training-is-a—more po- |-- Not- many years ago, a British ail early. There will be imposed on Andrew Randolph /tent instrument than any other educator, spez ‘onthe value | a doer prize. Crosby of Bonshaw in traffic because rhythm \and harmony of music, stated’ that. it was his' The coming annual meeting | Court yesterday ona charge of find their way into .the inward | belief that “music can be the was_alsé discussed, Once again, “tiving while his license was [places of. the soul’’. Indeed, | most educative of all the arts, | all branches were reminded ta! suspended. [Writers throughout the ages have ' enriching the individuality of the have their annual reports in not| Justice of the Peace Albert consistently stressed the value/ learner, and increasing his cap-| later than April 17, The follow-|“Dinnis adjourned the case of |Of Music as a potent force in| acity for understanding and en-) tat n Al . in | George Warren Myers of Lake | the education of an individual. .”” “Par from being a there ing aeons fonnines TO vad who pleaded ‘inot guilty |The following quotations jllus-| accomplishment to be sacrificed appointed: New | ba : ‘ jtrate this point: - : moment | Gerald Daley, Janet Ozon, Ad-| to driving a vehicle — without | “\npusic . harmonious voic | ioneaione vam". ko anid Sl rienne Webb and Janet. Ings. | brakes, to magistrate’s court! o¢ creation: an echo of the ins aa te re, oe | Adrienne Webz was ayvoinied today. \visible world; one note of the subject, and one of the most chairman of the committee. Fined $10 and costs each wereyjdivine concord which the entire | practical and: valuable in ‘the| After the adjournment of the; Hugh Archibald MacDonald, | universe is destined one day to! cyrriculum”. ~ : meeting, the: Kensington branch | Charlottetown, no _ operator's j sound’*.—Mazzini. : With the voice of experience served lunch license: Joseph Walter- Gallant,| “‘Music,is the fourth great/trom Plato to the present we_|

Fredericton, and Dr, Bertram | material want of our nature,— | agree. It is, indeed, gratifying to

. promagmeenaeti pagan lls rapt cS ES PEO SEs pm A NaS OT a ae Ae rE s : ops a0 4 ‘Alexander Phillips, RCAF Stat- first ‘food, then raiment, : then | note the : es that has been Presbyterians ; ion Summerside, driving an un- shelter, then music’’.—Bovee. | made in Noe seaokian of music | At New London | registered vehicle: Harold Am«| “Music, of all the liberal arts,|in the schools of this province | | brose Smith, Charlottetown, Al- jsince the establishment of music |

\the the greatest influence over

| vir Joseph Perry, Sherwood, |the passions, and is that to festivals 20 years ago, Today, in|

Bank-Manager | isterred

—L. Blaine Gregan. assistant manager of the Charlottetown branch of the Bank of. Montreal, has been transferred to Bishop’s Falje,_Newfoundland._He-will-be _the hew manager of the New- founjiland branch,

Mr. Gregan came to Char- lottetown from Yarmouth in 1962. After one year here as ac- countant he was promoted to as- sistant manager.

He joined the bank in Mone- ton in 1952 and served in vari- ous Maritime branches as well as in St. John’s Newfoundland, during the past 13 years. He Is a native of Northern New Bruns- wick

Mr. Gregan. |s’ married and has three childyen, Larry, 5, Kevin, -) and Brian four months 5

Indecent Assa

Brings Three-Month Term

SUMMERSIDE— Charged with unlawful and indecent assault of @ young girl at Lower Bedeque; 38. of ‘Toronto, was sentenced to three months in Prince County Jail yesterday when he appeared j Prince. County Court before Magistrate W. Chester S.°Mac-

; d 3 Plan In uction | ano Elmer Everett Gorveatt. Rev. L. R. Files will be induct-| Parkdale, speeding. - |.ed».as_minister_.of St. John‘s|'_Albert-Gordon.MacEwen,. Char- Presbyterian Church, New Loti-/ lottetown, and George W. Gal; don, at a special service there! lant. South—Rustico, inefficient May 28. ¥ | equipment: William Vernon |_Mr.. Files has been serving) Acorn, Village Green, failing to ithe charge for the past 12) show license plates; and George months . i ordzined Peo Robert Baxter, New Wiltshire, ary, and at a presbytery meet-| : tabi ing—in Charlattetoarn yesterday, | stop sign violation. . a call was sustained in favor of Mr. .Files. : ; | A service of designation was} also arranged for Margaret Bal-|

|give ‘the greatest

encourage- jn the schools in Charlottetown ment."*—Napoleon:

and two in Summerside, there |

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the companion of religion”’.— | in circuits of rural schools which | Chateaubriand. Hinelude- more~ than 200-~class-" _ ‘The meaning .of- song g0€8 | rooms. Without the incentive pro- | deep. Who is there that, in logi- vided by the Prince Edward Is-| cal words, can express the effect '1and Music Festival Association, | music has on ve A ee of 3 | this achievement could not ,have articulate, unfathomable speech, | i . wich bel te age Of Gal peveran wae No one has a real. estimation the work involved in planning onducting the festival com-

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derston, daughter of Mr. and) }minister. of . Marg Pastoral | petitions unless he or she has iMrs.. Ralph Balderston, Char-| 'Charge, and is well known in| served on the executive. Much lottetown> It will be held in| CAVENDISH — Rev.qfw. A. nce Edward Island and thought and organization, must

h eaker | throughout.the Maritimes. be devoted each year to the

Zion .Presbyterian Church, May Patterson will be guest : : 3 at a special evening fvorship| The service, a community ser-

Miss Balderston has completed service Good Friday in} Caven- vice for all faiths in the area, her training at Ewart College, | dish United Church. | will be conducted by Rev: Frank Toronto, the Presbyterian Church’ Mr. Patterson, who was min- |B. Stiles, minister of the charge. training school for deaconesses : of the church |

Margaret Webster, principal of Ewart College, and aformer member of Zion Church, hopes to be present to take part in the service.

| preparation of a satisfactory | Syllabus. Then, when the entries are received, work is begun on the festival program. Each test

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he had been_a— student—untila month ago | The case of Philip” Kinch “of |

3rd ANNIVERSARY

2? The Guardian, Charlottetown, Wed., April 14, 1965.

“movements

‘time shipments to the Unitee

|which the legislator ought. to! addition to six «music, teachers }

“Music is the child of prayer, are 22 music teachers instructing |

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Island Potato Movements Unaffected By U.S: Prices

High prices paid for Canadian | States have exceeded their quo- potatoes on the west coast of the United States are not going to

Mrs. FJ. DeLory left by plane learly last week for Toronto where she will visit with her

‘Hiaher In Four ‘ta for both seed and table stock | Detaey oe es Of 10. Cities |

OTTAWA (CP) — The March

affect potato movements inj this esr ce is exceeded, the ae ee a we and | provinee, a Charlottetown pota- “2! tes charge a duty of | ***®- ; r recently re- | ‘ to dealer said yesterday 75 cenis per 100 pounds on im- ieraet te hit_bienh. in te re a — in He added that the shortage in ports. i F receiving treatment | regional cities of California is temporary as ‘‘the ener ae County Memoria! Canada for which separate in- California potato crop will ‘be. * pital in Montague. ~- companions are made, the ready in @ few weeks.” ze Two Speeders mae _W. Hansen was a re. day statisties reported There was a report from San nies visitor to Char. | a ae - Francisco yesterday that a po-,, ’ me a : |higher in Mascarear uaea eae tato buyer paid as high as $9, Draw Fines }_ Cullen DeLory of Halifax. N.S. lcent--higher a 8t: John's: Naa. per bag for Canadian potatoes | was & business visiter to the | oom las, 93. cat See and sold thern at $10 per bag. ioe hal | Province last week.and also. visit- | © ahem peg. The dealer said “potatoes here speeders were fined by | ed at his former home in George-| The Edmonton-Calgary index are bringing a good price and | _ AJ. Haslam, QC,/ town. 4 declined o3 wr cunt, and it re- the supply is good.” Yesterday, | i@ city police court yesterday.! Mr. and Mrs. Charles:McCon. ™4ined Halif a the price per bag was from $2.85| Fined were Blaine L. Gregan.| nell left last. week for Mont te " ecconte ani Sash se . and| 4pica, Quebec, by car and on :

_to $2.90, down slightly from the | Sherwood, $10 and costs, Regina recent $3 price — Ernest Machon, Mur-| their return. they were accom: | Wisk tadeieek wees = Agriculture Minister Andrew | Tay. Harbor, $20-and costs. panied by Mr. and Mrs. JAB. 'six cities and lower in tiree,

MacRae said yesterday potato’ Kenneth Ewen MacDonald of | McConnell who are spending a rom the Maritime Bloomtield was fined $2) and) Week at their home in George- | Provinces .continue high with} costs for failing to report—an~ton—before—returning—to_ Mont-| about 2,30 carloads more hav-| accident. Apica, where Mr. McConnell! is

ranging from an increase of 0.9 per cent in Vancouver to a drop - of 0.4 per cent in Montreal.

The march indexes, based on

ing been shipped than at the’ 4 Charlottetown resident was | Drineipel at the schoo! on the mer prices equallin

; , = : i | i 1/1949 ‘consumer es same time last year., Mr. Mae-| ¢ined $20 and costs or 30 days | Royal Canadian Air Firce Base. oo oun Foncuary indexes < a Rae added that for Mrs. Ernest Fairchild of Mon- brackets. were: .

the first | fae illegal possession of 1i quor | Is ther city resident fined] treal,Quebec;is-spending- some;

| $15 and costs or five days for | time in Beorgetown. - (122.5) ; 4

piece is timed and the -classes! peing drunk and disorder‘y. Tommy Scully and Garry Scul- — Het See eee ptt are so arranged that they may = ly, both of Charlottetown, "were |/135 6); Montreal, 1984. (136.4); be run off efficiently and with) . recent guests of relatives in| ottawa. 137.2 (132.7): Tor onto gat consideration tr semeee| | Georgetown. 138.6 (138.6); Winnipeg, 134.7 tors’ who are participating, in| J.W. Lavers and Corinne Lav- | (134.4); Saskatoon-Regiaa, 130.8

Coroner’s Jury - other classes at other places. | | . \

; | | ers. motored to Charlottetown on | (130.8). Edmonton-Calgary, 128.3 aoe SOR oe nese oes | Sunday. ' (129.0): Vancouver 134.8 (1343)...

Is Empanelled classify the task of the secre-| ' : i eee taries and. the program commit-| A coroner's jury has heen em- ee

tee’ is, indeed, not an enviable! panelled for an inquest into the

- Double Delivery Thursday, April 15 1965

sociation needs the support of} April 26 at 8.30 p.m. + Don’t be like “Mother Hubbard”

the general public. Anyone cam! Members of the jury are: Ster< Don’t be caught short

CHARLOTTETOWN MILK DISTRIBUTORS

St. John’s, (on a June, 1951

or by becoming a life member sel! Oulton, George Lee Mc- for $25. Group memberships are/Guigan, Joseph Aeneas MacKin- available to anysclub, choral! non, Edgar Gilman, Dennis, and group; church choir, or women’s Frank Jarvis Murphy. :

Institute on the payment of @ 4 patient at Riverside Hospl-

fee of $5. | : This movement which has done! tal, Mr. Giddings, was found

so much for the advancement of| dead a little after noon on music education in this province,| Sunday. — Hospital authorities deserves all the enecouragement found the body on the grounds

-~ support the public can give|and it was believed that, the it.

;man had been taking a walk.

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1965 EASTER SHOW BEEF DISPLAY

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Alberton who entered a_ not guilty plea to a charge of sneed- | ing was adjourned for two! weeks for a trial date to be set. | The accused was_ represented

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by G Bruce MacDonald. 3 Donald “A resident. of Port Hill and a — eM ao YS Winsloe, P. E. I ' I is ismiss 4 Pcs . = 5 p.m. ‘ % om. k. : biaege cae aban driving eo ea a ae pre saat Hundreds of Wanted Items on Sale Not Listed in this Ad. oe Purchased by Co-op Supermarket \ aah by Co-op Supermarket against Reginald Buell of Cra-| ed guilty to separate ahieger ol ; S : * gt : pend. Neil a facLeod repre- unlawful’ possession of liquor. ME N 'S S The Following is a List of Butchers and Retailers of P.E.I. Easter Beef i Joe ee Gallant - 2 ¢ 3 Charlottetown Consumers Co-op Lowell Younker on\ Bay was fined $75 an : Charlottetewn—~ i coals an impaired driving Spring Dresses R ular Seay ele F i ns oa ire se f oe ato Sizes & @ eg Geespice dca t: hay Bias "ahare allant, i 0 i - ay Be 8 ner, charged Wyh fatling to te. one ay ‘ 75.00 seaserses AT Ghie > Sent, San tartie? sdjeurtied ts a 2 RSs One of Canada’s Greatest Na- : ; f oe Charlottetown April 20th fof a date to be set kK? tional Advertised Brands—After R. C. MacNeil for trial. Priced from | @IBE the sale, they will be 75.00— NOW Canada Packers Tyne Valley Melvin Joseph Collicutt ‘of & Regulars - Shorts - Longs. These : . Charlottetown Western Hospital Freetown pleaded not guilty to a 4.98 to —~@Ft us are oS an aed ONLY Zakems aot ding ch d his case | y---§ ! ! oa, ediiurned 0 * hiisredey. 4 29.95 : e ‘ th Men’s_All. Weather | calc Cauaiben Ltd vc eeenaewee CASE ADJOURNED i Men’s SL ACKS TOPC O AT S | Charlottetown R. L. Sanderson A Borden youth, ie) Ber- t ; St. Pete nard, leaded guiliy 4b tenlawhul Men’s All Wool Perma Crease, Just a F. J. Shea & Son possession of stolen goods valu- GLORIA what you want -for comfortable, care-]| A versatile three-season rain- Pa i Lewis ‘ ed at under $50. and his case hs free and good iooking wear all year | coat in a most-popular style - - MacMillan’s Clover Farm Dows Rests t was adjourned for a week. Ladies’. Wear eat several pairs now at this and ct, ai low tale rice! Made ' Covebend s “ong iow price! oe o &. closely Y fourth the. case in ondior that | ‘Where Smarter Women Shop’ * Buy ‘one pele af te cemetery pian woven cotion poplin tabrie . . « eS Rendezvous Restaurant the youth try to return to Prince | Gt. George St. Ch’town Se ae Charlottetown County, Vocational School where a Gide : ona 1 6 8 ig — aa CAT IEEE IR I LE A A x air § tar TAYLORS - ---- . For Only e 00 24.95 ) s | “‘Cuasan MacConnell’s ag Farm » f\. Wightmans Supermarket MacLean Bros, : | ' Montague Wiltshire wien x : APRIL is DIAMOND) MONTH Wendall MacQuarrie =e \ J ‘ Louis MacPhee maser Coonty Malpeque you CAN 7 / SX 4 \ tind 8. D. Dixon i : Montague zy C AVIA 2 5 Vo : “a Matthew & MacLean Fredericton N. S. ALL TAYLOR DIAMONDS ~ : emer ages Charetietorn oe ; . ‘ Bagnall’s Grocery Shamas Grocery _ . FREE. INSURANCE — CONVENIENT CREDIT \ <j gai mr teh Gitte Nehitk Gee : Fredericton Euston St. \ it. George . Charlottetown Numerous Retailers Will Have .on Display P.E.I. Easter Beef” ’ N OPEN THURSDAY ‘TIL 9:30 P.M. : LOOK FOR THE DISPLAY SIGN \ at \ ceieLLans ize \ rs s - . InThe Store Window “ae ‘ ° ; : « Featuring Easter Beef From The P.E.I. Easter Reef Show

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