A LAltGE number on diets. gains were on hand tor- last Incht‘s annual meeting or the FBI Rehabflilntinn Council. ii the Charlottetown ilotel. at “tilt'll the guest speaker warns Ell against cnmplacency and urged all engaged in the work .i aiding the disabled o greater client Here roma oi

Rehabilitation Council iold Progress Is Good

Addressing the aanun meet- ing ol the P.E.l, Rehabilitation council held last night at the Charlottetown Hotel. lan Camp. bell. national cn-ordinator itir disabled cryilians. Ottawa. said "or are doing a good lob in Canada and in this province."

llr warned that there is still much to be dune and that mem- hrrs oi the various organiza. lions working in this ileld can- not become complacent but must “keep trying to do a big» rcr and better job."

.\lr, Campbell was speaking to a large gathering at repre, rrniahves oi the many agencies ihraiichoiit the province which romprise the council. and out lined a number of the renabllita» hon programs that are now incrnrrietl in many countries throughout the world. I! well as ruin: a graphic picture or what is tnlmtz place in Canada.

“(in thc whole. good progress‘

is hcihn made." he said, "but it I: important to get help to the disabled early." He also reierr- ril to ilic use of sheltcred work

[NW "thaw .n i. i... .... Many Opportunities For Island Residents

SUMMERSIDE — Libml Dix-i

. Prince Edward island. 1 drama dlrecior. anal currentlylcooacruotion. Tire acting earn..tn “mum a“ “Clurkniletw’n I pany is corpor shah Festival", is on the look-lover their various scrlilts. l nut tor island persmmel irvicr_i csicd in taking part in any piK the various mid: in calmectifln‘ nr's production'

promoting the

WWII this Summit. at me Show testival,

Mir Dixon Mild that I: ha ill? mam membu'a 01 hit: 0851 al.oatiy signed and practically ticllmred, but that them many other opportunities tor vfiiplr who have (I! time and interest to take part in tho Hand's iiiist professional thea- trr

Tin-he plays llan. "Cmtdldl'. and Never Can Tell", all are aciied- mm to rain at Pnlnce oi Wain roltcgc in Cli‘tnwu im- a live- uwk period All linen are oh “YRS oi the great trail play- wnchi George Eorurard straw.

\ir. Dixon said that ousturna iii-hem were already on ma dish-inc boards and that match

60 Receive Certificates At Miscouche

liliSCOUCHE — A total of 60 residents at Mlsoouche recanted graduating diplomas ill-om the tl‘vivtm ot research and natural resources at graduation exercises in \i ccucM last eve is.

hartwell Daley, director or the dlvihihn. stated several thin" that would better the cnmriiunlly through the resource develop- nveol premm.

linn Walter Shaw stated that one chnscionl‘mt! Plrsnn in each community would help redeem the World and the ohhen would Iisttr‘ale with them.

He raid that one oi the thin” that Imnmued him was the new lliseouche Regional High Soho-ti and stated “we must llit chow tonal attainments to a higher level to suNiw."

llnh Gcorge Dewar. minister at riliiraiion. spoke irr'cfly 0" Mlluallnn and stated that it is

lava st naoum.

‘ltin iionry 'Vedtz" oi Wi-l‘mp w labor the drivelth at wallm Ind iIh' » on ih lrlsnd_ lie also said thi he was glad to are the Mlicnllche the hall in such sand condition and that a new sewer system in helm installed.

. . aw and Dr. Dew" blunted the certlncatea in those

be- Mrs. Ella Wand, RN.

"‘ people have taken in are protect,

a in: one 0! the Island‘s main

who he Mmpietad he remune-

the head table guests are shown at the annual banquet. belt to right are Mrs. 'l‘odnr Genrhelt. isn Campbell. ot— tawa. guest speaker, island President. Therm n. Debtors and Sister Mary item at the catholic Social Weliare aur- eau

Miscouche Regional High Will Have Official Opening

MlSiCOUC‘HE — The second grade nine remedial annual meeting ol the Mis-lwas reveal coucbo Regional man was held Tuesday EVEllllu Wit-ll structor, intaices irom the districts in ale Mr. ndance. out the methods oi

Ben headaches acted as charr- mannidguveaieportoithe progress made in completins the aotrool despite weather and and conditions.

The new regional high school was May 10, Dude to road conditions the school viz: mu. i .unableioopenltsdoorson a "M" ' ' dmled “d m scheduled date at one iiiast week ncrsione will take place .lunc

Aprl it was revealed the at 3 o'clock G approximate cost oi the new council president, in his report school was “54-356

the dandrtment of education.

lined some or the iunctinna such establishments can Tullill. h in eEloIs. Island

teacher It . amnce Gallant School will he the physical education in- Dexllm‘lltu his» winkd Electing Li'usiees and the length of term at oiilce. altar his election an

vacation to be determined by

The oincial laying oi the cos.

a

Dewar. MD minister at educa- that.

stressed the aims oi the pruvin- John 0- Pnlrimj. the secretary. elal council and paid tribute to “and the Manual mart Ind all those who have given at their 'r» M58001“ “WW mar- time to assist the rehabilitation 1' «lemons misting to outlie- prngram in a number at ways. mm which had been PWMBM Miss Mona Wilson. RN. re- frm the Elementary school-

pnrted on the crippled children's Mr. Desfivphga mad a report registry which she is in the pro- hunt the Principal. .Slster Si. cess at setting up, Roy Mac- Mary Eugenia in which she not- Gillivray. chairman oi the norm ed the siaconos of physical educ- lnatlng committee submitted the anon hatrucflim. Much aren‘t names at seven persons who was also expressed to the buismnm were approved to serve as direc- dn'vm. The_i-rinelnal save the ' tors tor two-and one.hali year enrollment iigurc aa a said it was expected to menace iii the new term. Mrs. i.E. Sister st Eugenia expressed Fleming. Miss iphigenie Arsen- the appreciation at all beach. ault. Amos ii. i-lubtey. Freder- 61S tor the work e brus'fSes ick navison and brig. w. w. and ratepayers or all the dia- neid. tricti

Clean Up Underway In T'gnish

TiGNisi-i

slated Tor

terms. They are Sister Mary Henry.

cleaning up their property

naming of streets will be ltlle second Tuesday in

»» 2a was cancelled due , i g . Mr, Desitoches said that sew-a Th9 Kunst speaker “as II In W "86mm Wm he MM (M duced by Dr, Tudor Gencheit m m. (m, m m“ "dim and thanked by Dr, 'I'.A. Laid. N we mm m ha . 3 law

Vi re medial made ill-tie which (he

opened that evening Du

Schml band m in haw

usiell .1, Per

Acadian Movement Said Unlikely

A leading Prince Edward Is. p _ land authority on Acadlsn at. ials were bean uauircd 9min ialrs said yesterday it is highly local business firms fur the“ unlikely there is any move atoot

"Acadian up I to be contravention Front" on the isle . Ffl'e Fund Prnf. .l. H, alanzhard. Chsr- “WISH _ A Md Hm, I

lutiewwn. said recent events In Summerslde. which include two Mr. and Mrs.

pr name! at this meeting.

be turned

Voice their opinion.

a a.

The oestivsl is seeking backing oi the Canada Counci. he said. A similar Halaiax group The Neptune Theatre, has had the previous backing or the council.

pleased with the great amount at interest island and mainland

the work (If vrnululers and not

dents. Last Week bomb threats were

employment insurance oiilce and _ _ Mr_ Dixon said up no this point at the Elm street School. They shortly move mm It ttre theatre has received the run “part at tile city at Mutter Tuesday. newspaper re. turned to the toWn bird the council. bail-m ported receiving two letters on. cats. M: and private concerns as well as schools and various wirmon' institutes.

lie oornmentcd that he toolu iirrwaivi to the festival becom-

inE 14 member! "with M mare Wham :91 willlng to join." for

The letters were reported to entire have stated that the island group

I‘iml ii All [0 tom" mu“ ye Quebec Liberation Front. iamily.

GOC INSPECTS P.E.I. REGIMEN'I'

,3. IN, “ma Majmm RJV. Monool Chara-var. .0n the

1" Pm who by 1:50. can. at. last Mal: leit ta meet. in. Maxim MW" dflw mmnnih Here he ir aliawn second new mack. cu. mnanduig nine- mm mun-tom". main-mu the

“WWW.

This is clean up week in the Wings oi Tlgnish.

1 picking up the remainder or the garbage set out by householders. 11 e at. dcnts are asked to eo-operste by

A special meeting for the llnal e

e In the annual meeting at His elementary schools— June a. the village meeting will be Tuesday evening. June it, it was announced by the acting chairs man or village cnmniissltmera. R

«r Chairmen or the street naming niects are asked to submit Names

not submitted tor a street w ill by the commission-

ers. so street signs may be

ended. Themeetlnfl Ia oven to all ratepayers in the village to

Family Aided—

or Gerald i-Lackett bomb threats. are more likely eamfimfi oi airy organized movement by emth in January t dissatisfied French island real» year. has been citsed at $545.. as re?” the collectors. Mr. i-iackett. a usher-men his ‘ved at th Summerslde unr pint-hosed a new home. and e "m a and his wide and young son will

Mrs. Hackeit lust 'i-eceiitly re home at her par. . Mrs. Reginald claring inrrnatlon or the "Aca- McHugh utter a d monflta' stay r dlsn Liberation Front." claim. at Western Hospital, Albertina.

body. The lultd will now be passed is receiving support [rain the over to llelv rehabilitate the

Inmlm nflml'a hnnni'ary Hall, J Dtvld Stewart. D50, m. m).

ISLAND NEWS PAGE

Summonich And Prince County The Guardhni Churl'ltwtown. Thurs. May 23. 1968. 3

Accused Is ‘Not Guilty’ Says Supreme Cl. Jury

giiaty' aier deliberating loss than in minutes on evidence presented at the trial oi Donald Joseph tWIokyt Gallant. charge ed with breaking and lettering Gaitplie'a chug store In

u-e station. then went back and climbed in the windaw. which led in the garbage mom .

Allm‘ entering a door bear the rear of the huildlnfli Cusl. Grady said he dixciwen’d l mum crin- Iainltug cigarettex, Cigars. I wil- Qr d a pack 01 playlni cards. Sllttrlly after he lowed annular

merside on til: might of April 10‘

with 'mieht to commit thett Mr, Justice Mark R. Mac- Guigan presided, Alex H. Camp. hell was assigned Ivy the court to represent Gallant, while the awn-1n was represented by George R. McMahon. Crown

prosecutor,

Fri-st witness was William Richards. I Summersldt‘ iaxl despath employed by Town Taxi. which is located a few yam north d Gourli I store '. Richard! lald accllspd

and Cecil chnkl Arsenault

came into the stand Mound 10m ‘

pm. and tell around man pm. but Wasn‘t sane It tilt’y left nether.

0n crass-examination tw MT.

Campbell. the wltneai said he

was not certain accused was Willi Arsenault at the ilmo as

' 1 Sue them come in or leave the stand, but stated thcy were lltare at tire same time.

when Cnst. Gordon Grady cam in in make a Ielephmle call. Mr,

drug ‘

.and at Cn<i. Cit-lady's requmt re- turned to the police atation tor .Cpl. Stewart Berry.

FilUNn INJURED

0n inrthor checking they dis- build)“ a win have been

covered Cecil iMonki Arseoauli‘ m deli; miles in the 0?; Iyini: at the bollmn oi the base. “i Chair-kinetnwn Designed to merit stairs. ’ iii ' pool or blood. Arocrrauit whs‘ iakt’n k) Prince County Hospiial in the patrol car. Grady stated.

when completed will do much

Edward Dalton. Sim of .l. E Dalian. instilled that he was cal» e no '

I prescription. and lrit albnut 8:30. utter he made lines the door and rear window ‘lta been secured.

He said he was called to the store again a spprosiiriamlyl ll do by the polite and upon ar-l lrival ‘ilad been smashed and loose cig- ummerside

lrdcntiiicrl the tire iron present-

Campbell asked witneu it the led in evidence as the one whiull council.

time was near midnight. to which he replied he couldn't re. mariner. Asked ti it was near nine o‘clof‘li lie Mied similar l

CnsL Grady testified he had attended a show at the Capitol Theatre and came out around 11.10 pm. as he Wm walking north on Central street. a tow varda (film the Cimitnl.

hind the counter in Goiirlic'a drug store. when he loitde In Me windtTW lie saw “I? person. identified at this mm as e mail.

1d rtlmtlllz toward his, rear oi the J u n at This meetlng scheduled for May to the mus- ic icstival that will be oiiieielly

stare. IDENTIFIES GALLANT

Cnsl. Grady said he ran

c. , he ‘ACCUSED SAID HOME noticed some crunched bc-i

was round in the store.

.namaker mstiiicd he as sled

[Int- taking oi measurements at “Md m “I” I m" .the area surrounding the since, and commented that he Tell the. ‘Bl'Da in back or the store was. .wclt lighted. tie said that dusLingl oi the radio and cigarettes ior iingerpi-ints proved

v

and said the than would

” I“ “‘5‘ lbs par-iunulnel handle.

Councillor George a, .tt‘an Gallant. wiie oi the, at trawl. tcsiiiied that she arl‘l\'Pd

to add in the array or hire

..=:i.ii:d..:crcr.uwHorsemen Leas S'side Raceway

suMMEnsmE nunEAu . erator can get a chance to cover .

OF THE GuAnnlAN . them with earth Approval oi a 15-year lease by . found that th. back window‘ the Town at Summerside to the street patching in summers I d o ' Prince County Horsemen‘s Club. would commence and r ' Richards said he couldhi recall ‘amiles and cartons oi cigarettes mi ' e ‘wei'e ioua

, . Cnltncillt'tr Francis Perry laid Street. i Ponce other 5. Donald A. win- the provincial government i. a a

jHarsei-i-icn's club to enable them tried out lmrr-redlately. lo make renovations and lm<lwh|lld include no leit turns at provernrnis to the tscilities. iiri.

some intersections. der guarantee train the town. M

ALARM SYSTE paid back out oi proiits irorn the new telephone alarm system ltor the tire department is held

CH’TOWN’S NEW LEGION HOME

The new Royal Canadian Le- ginn Home in Charlottetown.

rcpliica the Mmfidi‘d and over-crowded home on Grai. ion Street. the new brick and steel structure. the trout or

which is r h o w n here. is err. pected to be oiilcially opened

Councillor Suburmati said that

t Nlnt

Raceway I had arrived tor soreet marking. 2 store. He inoperty, was made Tuesday He said that work had marledl night by the Summers'rde town‘on Tuesday on a nzw storm gm“ “ms! the - A sewer installation on r e on a, PM MaFDnnald’ Samhpm Wm. lie explained that nzwtraiilcl“ I dim”! of the Dairy to th e . control regulat I o ii i would

beI and.

Councillor Garnet Rosa said

temporarily while waiting a

Farmers of Canada; Wright. manager Amalgamated

'rtea Limited. Summer-side; ngeaa Cullen, proprietor Charlottetown lsslstnnt Charla.

Dal l E

m- and Earl

in June. between now and tho opening members oi the leg. ton anon hand at the new . home to conduct persona arnnnd who wish to visit it on weekends.

I Group Discusses e i Dairy Promotion

number at Prince Edward aericulturists attended a mating Tuesday 0! the Matri- time re Dairy

The Island group included i. Lincoln Dewar. New Perth. who is chairman at the national err. 1 contain set up to plan the pro.

country: no.

Dairiel. a m s, superintendent,

lttetowa.

K The Maritime committee rant the town has completed s‘cunirol panel enroube irom Eng. headed by Howard Trueman. written agreement with thong“ our maimed rh. mien. Aulac, NE with George Wha.

e~ - i ' "len.Ss..N.. , lhoma [mm is...“ m. the mg,“ m Horsemens Chris. and the townlshonld be in operation witlmi‘ a sex a secretary

youcslirm at about

10.30 and that her husband arrived home shori- ly hilt-r. she said she didn't ‘lt‘a’ve the house until Ilia police Mmk her husband about I.

the term at the lease.

been requestcd tn ask the can

The acoiised's nephew. Ronald all to enlarge tile sottball iield ing up around town nw _ 1 sum! E" at Queen Elizabeth Park iustlperties. lie also called attention otiice:

.l. Gallant. 1t. Rive

will receive $2.5m annually in Rntai tor the, raceway during‘

Councillor Key said he had

three wee s

Cniinclllor‘George A. key call

ed attention to "Clea p Week" and urged

ems aei the example by clean. ned pm- . titres

th a t town depart.

around the with side oi the rlcncetoihat «this sister. sayintzimrih g, the siememavy snhnol. to lack M ac'irm ml the part

building on First streci and as that he was watching telrvlsmn‘hy enmmung the dead . mi ",

awmrht’d the car IM of

Willard Macnnnald Ltd. in! WM 1.1- . oi the school. rove or clean up some unsighl- Victoria . so no saw a man climbing out a rear The final WNW“ '0 "WV WI“ lie said he was nni express- ly premises in the ltrwn. and he Edmonton 37 73 window oi the rim: slow. whom lbmmld 4°59?“ 61"” “:1” “lg. ing an opinion on the request at . said that while the town had Calgary . . is 73 M Identified as Donald J evh lawmdfiam‘mfle'finw “f” «not time. but was plasma Unttakcn all kinds ot excuses last Regina an a; mole» Gallant, the amlsed. 'l‘ep'g°°‘;m ugsmd .f‘fimmfl'f‘rcouost beiore the council mem- your they should take aeiinn now Winnipeg . 21 so ,mmiy w.“ ' y‘beis for their nonslderalmn- to have there prmrtlel blurb lanonto . , dd 53

I! at him. i n. Mm 0, m My m.‘ Counelllnr Herb Schuririan up. ttawa g, 57 lr'tund ahe cnmer niche haildinglcmm Gamble. ovum, W“... said he had received criticism Montreal 51 53 towards Central strect. menu'mfl mums, gum. of the condition of the road I . Quebec . . in 64 Grist Grady said "l climbed lam}, "moan. Trym, Edison leading in (the town dump, and town Girl, Fredericton ad 53 over the I'mi‘o beiwcen tlir- cariwrinrii. Kinknra John P. said that this was a provincial saint John 33 53 lot anti the drug slow and gave inesrnchcs. ii/ljsc'gtrlle. Ellis Veg-‘1'”: unger mirrrr‘i’t'céi'a‘nce ot the Gets De fee I“ . 4:9 2 n h i ,t the neoii i‘iz-‘ ier. Central B no, .mes . pro inci o . _ . its; if; ‘32. west on “First iii ill. q Ellsworth GARBAGE PROBLEM g ,cnuimwnwn 44 “ Stmt, mas. Coleman Arnoldl Councillor Schnrman urged re- N h Ch mum“ l y ney . or 55 He shirt that when he identit-IHl‘ndcrmn. Ecdron iirilliarnniewc cement oi regula Rebecé: .asil ’3 Wm “,me 42 53 led the accused he was about sherry. Fernvmnti: william Mac- lions red i rig the transports». gradual "can y “m ' ' St. John's u 51

at icct [Form the window Ho went GIIIVLIEV.‘ til Tm‘n Laxi and phoned the pttI- Scales. Freetown.

Jr. Farmers Bowling League Has Banquet, Elects Officers

KENSINGON ~ The Junior Farmer's Bowling League banq- uet was held at Long Rivcr Hall Saturday evening The blessing was asked by Dr. licn nichl. stavert Hui-sixes thankt'd the ladies oi Long Riv-or Worm» Instituie who tailor-rd. and lvira. Hillard Tlttnnpson responded.

The president. Clair Macbend introduced the guest speaker. Janice Hogan. Mrs Hogan and

the head table. Mr. and Mrs George Key .ir.. and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Farrell

Mr. iiogain spoke on the iinc point: in bnu‘lulg. in ti dt‘si‘

when the mended u-nvcd

Mnlneque:

cnntalner. Tt Fa

l ed the. kinds iii hauling in Otherl l pans of Danada

Other speak- ers were Alvin Bernard and Dr Riehl. \l'lln tillankt‘d Mr. 3 n (1

Key Tor presenting the trophy

r to the winning team. the Blow- ers, and individual trophies in