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i iled by His| Chalet Abegweit"” was dedicat: Honor ‘Lt ‘Governor Wis Mac. stated the new headquarters ed recently in a brief but im-/nonaid. The inseription_read: ;Was-a-fine-addition to the eity. pressive ceremony.

‘Erected ‘by the Prince : Ed-|He congratulated: all who work-

Re ’ ° x i y : ne ; oe voit ee rg i , ene no Pe a Guardian Charlottetown, Sat., May 28, 1966. 15 1 i york. Unveiled by Lt. Col. —— ' ~ 5 : “ the. Hon--W.J id welder must Pass a stiff practi- His pated anne Carl Livingston cal test given by New Brunswick % congratulated the » Seout ° - boi ler inspectors: ae i : — uk - : Council ard’ Girl ee the Gets Certificate |< Carl has also graduated from | : : , 8 : : . completion of their. new head- Whe ivi mae a one-year business education | na ; jquarters and felt the movement |, Heights Leringhie, Be * coutse. at the Provincial Voea-| CHS FICACQUATIETS rit erins ne earns teres ars atta as Fad a ~- FrOSpEr | Under guidance °e |, 5ril of this year he became, at Choir To Give : ea ? , 800d leaders. 19, ‘the youngest man on P.E.J.|, T.e mey- provincial head-| A plaque to the memory of| His Worship Mayor Walter ever to receive the certificate. Ch oral Pri ram queriers “for the Boy Scouts of|Senator -George.. ‘H. Barbour Cox spoke of the sptendid contri-|He is,.now an approved welder | ° og Sees "Canada and Girl Guides, “The Whose family donated land for nition of scouting to the elty and under the New Brunswick’ Boiler oe and Préssure Vessel Code, one, 1 so . pen ener of well over 100 Islanders who arene | ee er have been approved through an) "0", New Der Nee agreement between ‘the pro-|Sent a choral program at’ the

4 an- ; i ; |Seventh-day Adventist church in ia ene ae [ot te make: the peeiect pone cea “8 See ere ner |Charlotictoven toda y. :, The Hugh ‘Lowry, scout “padre. | “Cari trained on the job at Ben | program will begin at 3:00 p.m.

Livingston and Sons Ltd:, under|The group will also present the his father. and uncle who -are|special worship in music _dur-. qualified welders. He represents|ing the worship service at 11:15 the third generation of his fam-|a.m. Visitors will be more than ily in the welding :trade. His Welcome at either of these two grandfather, Ben Livingston Sr., \services.

piaced as a tribute Tithe mem- fave the dedication prayer and ofy of the Hon. George H. Bar- pronounced the benediction.

C) TLIC , A. =) ada for the..promotion of Scout-. ON TH E Al R ing ‘and, Guiding. This plaque is

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; CBA RADIO has been a welder for about 40/ The choir consists of 18 voices, | arene os presented to us by’ ¢ 30 News and Weather : weed " Nee a as gala’ ate a =e : Se en a “ 7 alee | Carl haf reached the second young<people jn their. early TU : 6-45—lsland Wr." ane Mar. ‘Tenip. step toward becoming a quall- i _ SATURDAY PROGRAMS 4 db Marhing. Retina tep g q teens and love to sing good

fied__welder, with his approved music; --—-Mr.—Frank-— Johnson; welding . certificate which Te-| academy principal, is also their quires three years’ welding ex: | director, and Mrs. Doris Martin, perience. The first step is class!, jay member in the commun- “B” welder, which can be reach- ity ts their pianist.

a ing. Af- oa caer nt a cant | ae tt rein ta re come a qualified welder. To ob-|8Tam in a number of churches

tain any of these certificates, the!in the Maritime provinces. RIPLEY'S BELIEVE IT OR NOT

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