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'* l ‘ ' . 1.4. ~- ~. ’ ' RECEPT ON FOLLOWS son TURN N' ‘ I ‘ I v Soulful tile. officialatllai were I0\\ll. are from the left; K. Show. Mrs. W.J. MacDonald Vi Dre-“‘1” at a “WWW” L'iVonP-V Ncrpoard. Norwegian Consul- and Jens Mioc, president of ; " ﬁgutugfﬁugf gjgodsgdfgl‘xgﬁ General. Montreal, Limit-Gov, Gulf Garden rm. A model of we beginning of consmmion WJ. Mac-Donald. Mrs. W. R. the new plant can be teen in of their new plant at George- Shaw. Premier Wa I t or R. the foreground.

l lbaclrstroloe: 1. G. Book, 2. It} Webb. 3. J. Thompsml. Mono-1 ton.

, Girls 111 and 12 40 yd. back-. lslruke l. C. Thompson. Mono- 1ion. 2. J. eeves, Moneton. 3.

Ch'lown YMCA Defeats Moncion

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li‘ran Whittlmk, Heather Mao. guys 13 and 14 60 yd_ breast. Lean. Dave Walters. Shovel \Vannvacotit. Bruce Roper, Gor- iinn Beck. Jennifer Ilowatit. Rlu'll‘ Mlalync and Waync Scllloy- ri' under coach Dave \1'ills.| Vnuth Secretary at the (Thar-i initetown ‘Y' paced the (‘llar-‘ lottcbown swunmc'rs to vu-lorvl PACE WINNERS

Blalr Mayne, doing a now: stroke tor Charlottetown swim-i

mcrs out six seconds (IT hisl Mme. pneviously set in lilo]: ltlnzrlvti swim-oft to win the

5" yd. butterﬂy event. Charlottetown led the .\loncton . squad hhrougllmlt the 46 cventl meet and the local team was, presented with the inter—cityi trophy at a banquet held at tho '3' Saturday night.

The results are as follows: ( unless otherwise noti-o' thcl rnimmers are from (lllarlotto‘

town): . Girls 10 and under. ‘11 rd. hackstlroke; l. .1. watt; 2.‘ 1:. Corinne: 3. J. Lanctin, Monc- l

on.

3W5, 10 and under. till ydl -’l'(‘c:style relay: 1. Charlotte— town ‘Y'. 2. Mmch ‘ '. Girls. 11 and 12 160 yd. tree Style relay: 1. Charlottetown

Boys 11 and 12 160 yd

I . . mcd- relay: 1. Charlottetown 'Y‘: "w lloncton ‘Y‘.

DEATH NOTICES Rcceivcd too late for Classitlid death notice column ‘

ARSENAUL’I‘ ~— At Alberton on i Sunday, April 19, 1964, at thel home of her brother, Charles I Barrett. of Mrs. Howard ‘, Arsenault o! Al‘berton. for-1 merly of Summersidc in ller‘ 76th year. Resting al the. Rooney Funeral Home. Alher- 1 ton. from where the funerali Will be held on Wednesday.‘ April 22. to the Sacred Heart 1 Church. AIbcrton. for Requiem l "It'll Mass It 9 o'clock. In“ torment In St. Paul's ceme- lrry. Summerside.

MITH — At. the Prince Edward v

Island Hospital on Friday. April 17. 1964. Mrs. William 1

Smith of Bloomfield in her; Ml“ year. Resting at thei “Willey Funeral Home. Al-1

hcrton. where private service Will be held on Tuesday. April 21 at 11 o'clock Her remains will then be forwarded to the l Unlted Church, Compbellton. l for service at 2 pm. Inter- ment in the church remotely.

"no" — At his home onI SHturttay. April 111. 1964. 01 . “9'1" Botume Myrick of Ti!- “Ish in his 77th year. His re- main. will he torwnrdod from the Rooney Funeral Home to the United Chumh, Tlgnlotl. on “Md-y morning April 20. for '"HGMI service at 2 pm. There “ be no watt- Plnu omit Owen

smoke: I. D. Liingley, Mum, ‘3 B. Roper 3. M. Kimball, Mouclon.

Girls 15 and up, 80 yd. breast- stroke: 1. . Wliitlock, 2. H. Mac- I.t'£lli, 3. N. Sleeves.

Boys 15 and up so yd. breast- stroke: 1. B. Lively. 2. M. Pick- al'it. 11. P. Whitmec, Mlmtctnn.

. Gills 10 and under 1) yd. 'lhe Charlottetown YMCA‘ Gills 13 and 14 240 yd. mod-1f Myle. 1. J_ How‘wm' 2_ J. Swim mam W‘Vned me M‘mc'.]“y relay: 1- Month)“ ‘Y'; 2' : Lulltftlll, Moncton, 3. J. Geomge. “in ‘Y' swim team 260 to 1:5,Clizirlottctown ‘Y'. MW. 10 and under m yd in the second event of the 500- Boys 13 and 14 240 yd. lncd- ‘ nww‘yym 1. K. Webb‘ 2_ a. 0nd annual C-Ilal'IO'IJlCLtHVn - lay rclily' l. Mont-ton ‘Y'; gawk, 3. .1. Thompson, Munc- Moncton iintcr-clty swim nicot Charlottetown ‘Y'. “m. held Saturday in the Cllm'lillm' Boys 13 and up 3211 \d. m-cd- Girls II :md 12 40 yd. tree- town ‘Y' poo. i...” relay; ;1, Charlortctown. 2. tunes: 1. .l. Stccves, Momtm ; The ﬁrst event of this year‘s “3mm”. 2, *1). Jewell, 3. C. Thompson. competition was new in— “m‘:‘ Girls 10 and llll(I(‘l' 20 yd. Nl'illcton. '0" 0“ January 411‘- A‘U‘a‘l timvibrcaststl‘okc: l. .l. Ilml'alt. Boys II and 12 40 yd. free- th Mom“ leam edged “‘9‘ Boys 10 and under 20 yd. ‘style: 1, S. Wainnacott. 2. S. Charlometown aggregall‘m 57-li‘vl‘1‘dSIS‘ll'tlkC‘Z 1. G. Beck 2. P. fudge, )iollctoll, 3. . Bock. 259- iLallctin. Monctou, 3. J. 'I‘llomp- "i . 13 and 14 60 yo. free- When the total points \vel‘ciwn‘ Manda“. 543119; 1, c4 Bmwn. 2’ R. Gum. adv-ed Charlottetown was «in-ls 11 and 12 4o yd. breast- ‘ tis. 3, A. Hewson. Moncton. winner 517 - 394. stroke: 1. .l. Stcevcs. Mollcton. Ito): 1:1 and 14 60 yd. {Ice— T“ mcel' wmcn pitted 54mm“). W. Ross, 3. P. .Icwcll stylc: l. B. Roper, 2. B. Jewell. 31 Mom“ swimmal‘s against. Boys 11 and 12 40 yd, brcast- :1. .11 Hralv. Mouton. 31" [mm Clm‘lﬂmemwnn 58‘" 19‘str-1kc: 1. D. Lanctin, Moncton, Girls 15 and up 80 yd hee- native and ﬁve pool remldsl: A. Beck. 3. R. Ross. style. 1. F. Whitlock 2 H. broken. The breaking of so: Girls 1:; and 14 60 yd. breast- \1zi(l.can. 3. N. Sleeves, Manc- many pool marks such a SillO t I silokc: l. H. Steevcs. Monoton, Ion. time after a th'ume meet in; A. liowson. Monrton. 3. M , Boys 15 and up 110 yd. frec-

.. ': l. ris. Mom-toll, 3. W. Schlieyer.

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. Boys 11 and 12 40 yd. back- stroke: 1. S. Wonnacott, 2. RI Roper, 3. S. Fudge, Monoton. -

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, Boys 11 and 12 40 yd. butter-I ;t'ly: 1. . Lanctir. Moncton. '2. R. Ross, 8. S. Fudge. Mom."l 1011.

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Western And Central Districts

The G[EdianfCharlottctoun. liloilfAroﬁl 20, 1964. 3

Dance Festival Stars

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Featured At Closing i

Tllc biggest crowd 011' the on- tice three and one half days of programming Militnelstﬂ die closing of the third Annual

ance Festival at Prince 01' “Was College Saturday night.

The closing ceremony featur- ed the starts or winners of the proceeding d.'lys' events alld closing mma-rks were made by Attorney - General M. A. Farmer.

Mr. Farmer, lcpl'cscnting Frrmier Shaw was pleased that such an event took place

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and expressed is greetings to ' oke of the wonderful training the child-

ran received and was delight- ed that the P.E.l. Government was able to give assistance.

Adiudliioator M1515 Biggcrs. doing her to encourage

hes the children was proscribed with .

a bouquet of roses as a token of appreciation by Linda Worth representing contestant winners. Worth from Char- lottetown. was the winner of the $010 Tap for the Deaf Child- ren.

Vice President Mrs. Gordon Bait. Charlottetown, comment- ing on this year’s iestival stat,- ed that the event went very well” and that there “more entries t we peered" which iypitfied the general attitude of the mem-

s of this year’s executive.

l‘l"‘»idcni George A. MacDou-gu all, Charlottetown. remarked, that because of the large num

her 01 entries next year’s edit-; ion will be likely extended to ‘loui' (to s.

SA'I'I’III)AY RESULTS ‘

Following are Saturday morn‘ . 1113‘.» ﬁnal results at Quccnl (Tliziiloile High School beforei thc ccrcmony at Prince all ilnlcs College:

Class :11 -~— Irish Jig 9 years and under: Jacqueline Flana- gan. (‘h'town 62. Paul Smith.. hillkora 61, Karen Ford. Char-1 toitctow-n and Jeannie Taylor. Cli'lown 69. tied. ’

Class 49 Group Rhythm Tap ll - 16 years; The McKinnon Shit-rs 76. Shirley’s Dancing- 1lloinillocs 71, Why .hm-airs til)

Class 54 Solo Top. School 01‘ uni-.25. Linl'la wonili, Ch'wlvnl 51), Dorothy Jean Ctow 58.‘ ‘ Nancy "lit-Donald 57

Lorraine

ijlass 30 Group Rhythm 17. 'c :s and over: ' ’5 Con? ‘tcnnial Three Plus One 82.

Class 22 Group National 13

lycals and over: Mademoiselles Ede Paris 79, Ross Centennial; 1} Rot-Relics 76, The Ranch Belles : lo. ‘ Class 19 Rhythm Tap 12 years : Iand under: Frances LeCltarilr lCh'Lvown 75. Larry Brazel,‘ iCliai'loltelown '74, Sherlyn Bev.‘ ian, Charlottetown 73.

ﬂy: 1. . Walter. 2. B. Funds, Mioncton, 3. W Seizleyer.

Girls 11 and 12 160 yd. mlcd- lay relay: 1. Monoton. 2. Char- lottetowul.

Boys 11 and 12 160 yd. thee- style relay: 1. Charlottetown, 2. Moncton.

Girls 13 and 14 240 yd. froc- styie relay: 1. Oharlottctown. 2. Moutcton.

Boys 13 and 14 94o yd. one. ’

style relay: 1. Charlottolown. 2. Mallctnn. Girls 15 and up 320 yd. IIT‘O- finIt. relay: 1. Charlottetown, 2. Mollcton. Boys 15 and up style relay: 2. Moncton. Boys open 220 yd. freestyle: W. Mona-ton. 3. B. M Girls .trukc: Boys

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Wood. Monoton. The Canadian Cancer Society estimates 48,000 canccl‘ cases will be diagnosed in 1964.

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‘ ‘ open 220 yd. breast- 9- 310W“. 3- N. StceVOS- Monc- 1 stroke: 1. B. Lively, a M". Pick-

FIRST SOD

((‘onlinucd from page 11 whom were from distant points.! and stated that he was indeedl pleased to see such a large rep- resentation from the town, the lqmrernment. rovince and from government and industry of flilact‘s asI or away as Norway

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He said that the new plant would he the largest fully integ- r'alt’d plant of i kind 1 C ada. employing many workers from the sea and the ﬁelds of Prince Edwand Island. 'Ilhe com- '. will embark upon an ex- job training program. he products process ‘crnsumcr pac a e

He thanked everyone concern- ed for their cooperatimi and

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The first of three weekt'lld courses to train qualified first air instrurtol's got underway at the nurses residence at 1.19

rince Conny Hospital on Fri- day. Mally medical doctors 111 the Kensington and Summer— side areas will instruct at the courses designed to train sen- ior first aiders in the method

asked for continued cooperation in expressing the hope that all present. would he in attendance on May the ott‘icial opening of Gulf Gar- den 5 L the. workers have done an cellint job in the conistmction of Batllurst Marine Ltd. and hoped that they would move from that construction project o the con- struction of the new plant. lie all called upon the Premier for the turning of the first and.

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n his rcmarks the Premier by Jens Moe was held for guests Moore & McLeod ' stated that the project was a at the newly completed office tremendous important one a n dibuildiiiig of Bathurst Marine CHARLOTlETOWN

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