_M I“ There’: More 1'o,'1‘ho Brier Than
.\IF.;\lBI-IRS OF the local curling clubs and the Domin- ton Curling Association turn-
Curlers' Church
Parade Is Large
By A. C. HOLMAN bands and nearly 600 ciirlers took part in a church p.i:-;.:lc held last evening in (‘i-‘llllll('llOn with the Canadian Curling CIlamPI0n5hiPS being playcd in Chatrliobtetbown IIDIIS
uer-k.
'll1e Pipes and Drums of the Is? Battalion Black Watch from (';.nip Gaalctown. . headed the parade followed by the car (‘£ll‘l')‘lllL‘ lion. Etirick F. W11- I|>. l.ii~utcnaint-Governor of .\l;.t.itoha. the vice-president oi nttyal Ca‘endonl»an Club
.<iutl;intl. Then came the curl- D
ms. hundreds of them.
The hand of the Prince Ed- ivsirrl island Regiment brought up the \\-Errli .. in tho (‘li.irlottietown Hotel.
ll proceeded to Trinity (‘hurt-li via Kent, Queen, Graf-
LOCAL BRIEFS
of The ser
Fl'R.\‘ACE BACKFIRES
(‘ity firemen responded to‘ a call to 45 Ambrose Street at. 10 o'clock last night. to I small fire which started when a furnace backfired. W arriverl on the scene t put itself out.
HAD OPERATION
.ii-tltiir Corrigan. 'I‘racadie Cross arrived home last week- end from Montreal greatly im- p1'f\\'e(‘I in health, after undergo In: a serious operation recently in ilnntreal General Hospital.
hen they he fire had
IN HOSPITAL Dr. 'l‘.l«2.E. Robbins, well Imnw Charlottetown dentist. is
a patient ‘in the Prince Edward l.\lAl‘.(‘l Hospital where he was taken over the weekend follow- in: a sudden illness.
\\'l~‘.1..‘.-H FUNERAL —- The fu- ncrnl tor Miss Gwendollne Welsh, \\'fi5 held Saturday from the Cut- rIl‘i(‘ Funeral Home. Service was conducted by Rev. Louis lniias Hymns were Breathe On .\lc Breath Of God. and Abide
ed out nearly six h undred strong for a church parade to Trinity Church last evening.
The parade was headed by the Pipes and Dru m of the 1st Battalion Black Watch from
n and
t h o .E.I. Regiment also participated.
Camp Gagetow Band of the P
I
ton and viewed by residents
The service was conducted by Rev. John G. E. Ball with J. G. Pattee, past president of the Dominion Ourlinig Associa- tion leading the responsive reading. R. G. L. Harstone, trustee of the Macdtonald Bri read the lesson.
A tribute to the late Rev. Dr. George Young was made , Chief Justice Thane A. Campbell also a Brier tirustee. man was given by Rev. R. MacLennan, 1964 Brier chaplain.
Following the service the curlers paraded back to the Charlottetown Hotel where cof-
Prince Street and was hundreds of local
61‘
of fee was served and a sing-song
led by John Evans. BLACK WATCH
The Pipes and Drums of the Black Watch were led by Drum Major W. MacKa_v and Pipe Major W. Magennis. They we cl-rd bonnets. red tunics and the pipers wore kills and plaids of the Royal Stewart tartan, while the drummers‘ lcilts were the Black Watch tartan.
"'1"his parade is the biggest church parade I've seen and I've been following the Bi-iér since 1946", said R. of Montreal who is Brier directors.
H. Geary one of the
re turned out in their black feat;h— 10
Tank "Truck Jack-Knifecl
SOURIS — An accident at 4 p.m. Friday '
an Imperial Oil tank truck driven by Finley Fraser of Cha1".otte- town.
The tanker was proceeding east and when it rounded the corner the driver saw a snow- plow which had backed out onto the highway from a driveway. The t.anker driver hit the brak- es and the truck trailer jack- knlfed sending the trailer into the back of the cab.
The cab was badly damaged but the driver was not hurt. He
of the Ch town Board of Trade. the float
accident was invest a by the Souris RCMP.
did not hit the snowplow. The lg t
Eastern And Central Districts
an is shown above attending the Royal Bank of Canada ra-
WS (:‘veo’lown Lions Club To Aid
lKensinglon Club In Show
lrlie Guardian, Charlottetown, Mon. March 2, 1964-. 7} l
lar meeting of tth iLions Club was held in Chambers
Just Curling--Receptions. Meetings.
ception at PWC's Montgo Hall Saturday night. . surrounded by Charlottetown lady curlers left, Mrs. Chris Gallant and Mrs. William Boyles. Ernie warms up for
mcry and
GEORGETOWN — A regu-tread from the department of formation e Georgettown l“'3U°"a1
revenue: from the ‘Georgetown Catholic Women‘:
;I.eag~ue, thanking the members
Tuesdaygof the Lions Club for their as-
I I the lCounoil illiiéht. “"1511 KID'S 1-Toward‘ 5-fsistance in helping in trans- 'MatcLea.n presiding. The Ll0l1S'lpol‘tiI1g the necemazy tables to
To Have Floats, Bands ,
By MIKE DUFFY
Two , floats, and 200 marcthinig curlers from the Belvedcine and Charlottetown Curlinig Clubs will make up the major at of the official Brier opentinig parade. this
aiftiernoon. The parade will form up at the Charlottetown Hotel at 1245 ‘i move off to the ock. | Leading the parade will be‘ ’ Rremtler Walter A. Walthen be fol-
Association and the local Brier committee.
The first band in the parade will be e lst Battaliian Black Watch Band firom Camp Gage- town, N.B. This will be follow- ed by the Prince of Wales Col- lege miajonettes. accompanied by Z) local curlers
The first of the floats will be the Town Siimtmerside‘s. and it will be followed the curling team representitng Bri- tish Columbia.
Local curlers will march "'it:h -floats sponsored by local firms. Among the other floats in the parade are ones sponsored by the lady curlers. the float sponsored by arrlot.tie-
sponsored by the P.E.I. Curl- ing Association, the floats spo sored by M. F. Schunman Co. Ltd., Holm-an's of P.E.I.. Dollar ores. Kays' Broth Clovetr Fa-rm Stroes. Montaigne fire department and the City of Charlottetown. The other band in the par- ade will be that of the Pririice Edward Island Regiment, and Nancy's Majorettes will be the other majorette group. PARADE ROUTE Ci _ Police described the parade route as from the Char-
Wrli .\le. Pallbearers were T.D. I)cRlois, Cambridge oiven, George Ives. George Beers. Vic- tnr Piirdie and William Beer. Remains were placed in the (‘nit-liffe receiving vault. later to be buried (‘Clllf‘l(‘I‘y. \\'ALKl-IR FUNERAL - The
fiuieral for Walter M. Walker ~ held Friday. Feb. 28, 1964
Hunt the Mia-:Lean Funeral Home where ' was oom- Donald A.
1m Gaiianl, mm B‘‘" 1’“".mr. Walter Carver “‘f"I'.\' Woolridige. legion grave- side service was con by Iial‘l‘_\‘ Mortimer. Last Post and were
MiacDougall and
Reveille sounded by Bllzler Frank Smith. Intanrnent “as in the People’: cemetery.
!MacLI-IOD FUNERAL — Th Luneral for Mrs. Samuel Mac- OWI of Kinross was held from rwell Head Church Saturday afternoon. Services at th ‘hutch and the grave were con- "M by Rev. G.M. Fraser aa- “~"°‘I by Rev. Donald Nichol- ’°“ The hymn. Angels Band w Ftndered by the Caledonia Trio
The CGIT of omen Heat 3- -
singed in a body, also the stat! M .arve1l Bros. and Edward befitbeod Construction. Flower M Brers were‘ .
in the Sherwood’
t i
Magistrate Hears 21 Cases Before Taking His Vaccilion
A large docket of 21 cases was heard in city police court Satur- day morning, Magistrate A..1 Haslam's last day in court be fore going on a three-week va- cation. the first one he has had in three years.
Leo Frederick Roberts, Stan- hope. was fined $100 and costs or 30 days and had his license suspended for three months for driving without due care and at tentlon.
Four persons were fined $20 and costs for being drunk and
EASTERN B R I E ES
TO HOSPITAL Lorne Wiggtlnton. Miontague.
O'BRIEN FUNERAL -— T he funeral for Robert h 0' Brien, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Mlchael O'Brien. Dundee. look
ace Sunday afternoon from the home of Joseph Roach to St. Andrew‘: Church cemetery where interment services were conducted by Rev. George Mu-
Jo.
Cormack, PP.
at stopping at a stop sign anotlng
incapable and a resident of North Wiltshire was given a 20- day suspended sentence on the provision he be out of the city by noon Saturday. He left before the docket was completed.
Four cases of being drunk and disorderly were heard, Albert Douse. Malpeque Road. was fined $25 and costs or 15 days. Elmer Connell. 222 Dorchester Street. was given the same line. Maurice Joseph Burns, 19 Cum berland Street and Alexander MacNevin, 195 Fitzroy Street were both lined $25 and costs or
20 days.
One case of disorderly con- duct, James Urban Peter Mac- Donald 147% Upper Prince Street was given a similar line.
Five persons were find 830 and costs for being drunk in a public place.
Said Haddad, 187 Wcymouth Street charged with failing to send a child in his custody to school had his case adjourned until March 30.
Two motorists were both fin- ed 810 and costs for falling to stop for a red light, and for not
by the wisteir, Charles Maiir. The sec-
lprayer was 1 .
retary, J. W. Lave minutes of the last board of directors meeting. iglii e 1’J'l.LeIOWn HUM, S0‘llu‘l (HI POW“ ‘ ansvyefed ran cal] mil to Richmond, east on Rich. The club had as mond to Queen, north on Queen .IM""°1d °f the
to Grafton, east on Grafton tonncssie O.Han‘le_y' Elmer Cup
G"3a't George» “°‘”‘h °“ Great Fan and B. J. 0'HanI€’.V of the lvlding of one act. 16 years
George to Kent. east on Kentist. Peters Lions Club
to Curnibetrland. l'l(I‘l‘I1Il on Cum-i The financial meipotrt was pre- lcmb hope to take its ,‘lfi.p.i9cei‘11nti‘I fbratss band to
berliand to Fitzroy, Forum.
**'A'*
to the , sented by the treasurer, Fmnk |Pnrke-r. Correspondence was
4 big new songs... in the hilarious inside story of the gals who follow their gobs . .. from part to Riv/‘era port!
Filmed in (In hmod Mediterranean playgrounds. . .
tt°ii"tis ~ ltiliiss . liill N ~ tlt"t”tivi RICHARD RON ROGER JANIS l0NG ~ RAN|lEll- PERRY all PAIGE nun RICHARD TIIDRPE Pntuully LAWRENCE P. BACIIMAIIN anuuqu DAVID T. DHAIITLER 84 DAVID 0SBORll- I Ftanmol Production
ronnv
rs, called the , roll of members and neiad the Itlhe Kensqngton Lions
~ , the guests. Wolf tin
‘ 5°l11'i5 club “Id lauditorium, May 8 and 9. The {John King, George MaCISaaC.‘KQn5jng1on
E3‘-I land from the school on oner-
lter nig t. A letter was also read from Club re- Variety
lgardinig a Maritime
'1 :Show that is to be sponsored by
Kensinigton Club and held the Kensington Hi Sohool
Club is Lions club to assist by the p
inviting
ro- of
The Kensingtt
e or under.
the Lions Inter-
national convention in New
5. The local club will make every
Parades
l i
’ ._.-L.£§ .. . , the 36th annual Brier at 10.30 this morning when he prac- tices at the Charlottetown Curling Club. Brier play be- gins at 3 p.m. at the Forum.
teffort to provide an act. for ithis event. It was decided to. lhold hockey pools to raise
lmds for service work’ . 1965 will be Saskatoon Sask D Mam” gave “me which was confirmed'yestet"- relating to Lions 1 i work rogram. He also ,congratulated the local club on
‘.“"..‘3u.~'-:*; -.
THE SITE Tor the Brie:
expresses his city's pleasure in being able to play host to the national event next year.
litis fine effort to date.
, , 134 ESCAPE
‘ tcontinued from page ll Imen on the wreck used the line
k d C to pull a 20-man rubber raft i e lfrom the Athabaskan.
. , Thy’ l‘tth ft d l MONTAGUE Fl” °“ \\‘ei‘ee\ptJillllrcT:dpel)alcE1k0toetlzg n:I\]'_\' Saliirdaty completely destroyed ship.
a small Eng-ltish car owned by:B0w G055 DOWN .
MT and MN Owme MacD(m_ Meanwhile. the bow section of aid, Montague. Clause of the lfire was not known and was
‘not discovered by the owneirs
lmiles from the ,ported sunk.
« Another destroyer escort, the ‘-Crescent, was standing by the n 3“-9"’ 1‘ Md b“!'“°dv lstern section. The navy said it . The M3°D°"3l‘dS “V9 D93‘? was waiting word from the own- 'Victoria Cross andltrhe Can‘ V-'k’|S‘ers whether to sink the stem at the end of their lane. .by gunfire,
loss was covered by insurance.',
stern, was 1'8-
Nationality of the Amphialos'
lthe tanker, which had drifted 38 ‘
day at the meeting of the Do- The Brier alternates e a c h minion Curling Association. year between Eastern and Here the mayor of Saskatoon Western Canada.
lcrew was not immediately
lkIIO“'n here but they were he- llieved to be Greek. One report 'said the captain had survived the wreck.
The \'a., was on port,
built at Norfolk, in 1949 as the Bulkstar. her first trip to this
U.K . PROSECUTOR DIES
LON DON tAPt—-Sir Theobald Mathew, 6%. Britain’s director of public prosecutions since 1944. ‘died in hospital Saturday. In ad- dition to directing prosecutions, he also acted as consultant to ‘p ice chiefs and court clerk: on points of law.
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