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| A, tion of Cruelty to Animals is

~ Beef Show to 4H Club member

‘wag sustained by cars driven by

‘thents have occurred in

MRS; JUSTIN McNeill, mon- - -@* tague, public health nurse, cen- tre right, discusses nursing car- eer with Caren MacLeod, stud- ent at Montague Regional High

School Paring career day yeo- stable Miles Poster of Sionts- Se ce ene wk left to gue’ detachment _ RCMP and member of the teaching staff 2% Hughes, principal of the and organizer of the day, Con- school,

‘Career Day’ Is Observed At Montague High School

Murvin ‘McInnis was chairman) of a vocational ‘guidance course at- Montague Regional High | of School yesterday. . “The - course was_labelled -‘‘career day” by the students and the day was planned by the’ teachers under | the guidance of Mr. “Mclnnis. Pupils: of grades 10, 11 and 12 were given the opportunity of

“attending the’ séssions and ask-

ing questions about careers in which they were interested.

Introductory information about }- various vocations was presented’

LOCAL BRIEFS

LEFT FOR TORONTO

Miss Rosetta Miller of Char-|

lottetown left recently for Tor-| onto where she ‘has accepted! employment,

ISLANDER DIES IN B.C. Word has been received by |

relatives here of the death in | Henry Reid against ‘a convic- fect of making everyone but the |

New Denver, B.C., on March 29, of John Taylor, formerly of St. -Peter’s Island, P-.E.I.

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PRESENTED AWARD R.G. Boyne, manager of the Bank ,of Montreal ‘branch: in

Charlottetown Thursday _pre-

sented the bank's award for the;

best showmanship at the Easter

Mack Dixon. of Clyde River. In & note with a picture in Friday’s edition of The Guardian, Mr, Boyce’s bank connection was gi- ven incorrectly.

CARS DAMAGED Fender and bumper damage

Albert MacEwen, 5 Jordan Cres- cent, and John J.V. MacAskill, Cardigan, when they collided Thursday at the intersection of Allan Street and Jordan Cres- cent. Also damaged was. the grill of the’ MacEwen car. |

CRIBBAGE RESULTS Following are the results of the inter-club cribbage tourna- ment at the end of the sixth round: Curling Club, 7076; Main Brace, 7015; Sergeant's Mess, 6970; Canadian Lebanese’ As- sociation, - 6960; Belvedere. Golf- and Winter Club, . 6955; Royal ‘Canadian Legion, 6838; Benevol- ent Irish Society, 6838; Royal

Canadian Air Force, 6762.

ICE. CONDITIONS EASE

Ice conditions have eased in the western end. of Northumber- land Strait. and all ferrtes—are now operating within the sche- duled 55 minutes for the nine mile crossing. The ice has been dissipated by the prevailing west and northwest winds during the last two weeks. |

DIES IN MAINE Mrs. Albert Walker, the for- mer Ella Ling, died March 31 at Auburn, Maine, a nephew,

Howard Ling’ of New Glasgow |.

has been informed. She was 91. Two sdns and a sister, Mrs. F. J. Kellaway of Quincy, Mass., survive. Mrs. Kellaway was well | known in parts of this province | which she visited many times during the summers.

SPCA_ASKS AID

eo Estelle Readin armed | actual sessions. informa- forces, Lieut. D. F. D. Cooper; tion was oncom in the form/medicine, Dr. John Bonnell; of pamphlets and papers pre- drafting, Alfred Hennessey; agri- pared by the commercial °.de-|culture, David Peacock; © elec- partment of the school: tronics, Robert Ferguson; RCMP, The program began with a Cnst. Miles Foster: veterinary general session in the auditor- mediciné, Dr.‘ A. E. Ings; en- jum where the

sellors were introduced to the social work, Lawrence Gallant

to conduct the actual guidance banking, Byron Sharp; law. _—

courses. Jiany Reddin:

The various professions and W. S. McMurtry: nviniiglic tga ae representatives were: Bennett: and SDU Michael Hem: Hen- La General nursing, Barbara Pratt; nessey. public. health, Mrs. Betty Mac- School principal John Hughes Neill; teaching, Charles Camp- welcomed the councillors.and ex-

hairdressing, Mrs. Lucie Solo-'who organized the day and to mon; air hostess, Mrs. Pauiine students who assisted ,in ceisier Macintyre; home economics: ‘it underway.

Owner Of Restaurant | Has Appeal Allowed |=

Mr. Justice ‘George J. Tweedy | fective. Last week it was stated upheld the appeal of John in court the bylaw had the ef-|

jtion in City Magistrate's Court owner responsible for having a of operating a restaurant with- restaurant license. out obtaining a licence. The apr Reid was

peal. was allowed in Supreme anison M. Gillis:

Court yesterday morning . olathe ese CL or i

Consolidation. Is Discussed

\Prosecutor Alan K. Scales had, " DUNDAS — A meeting of al |

‘moved to make an amendment

most 150 residents of the Bough- | ton River area school districts was held at Dundas Thursday ,evening. Malcolm MacKenzie ,and deputy minister of educa- tion H. Hynes of the department | | of education presented” the! lvalue of a, ‘consolidated ~ school. |_°A lively question period fol- | | lowed. — costs was the main

represented

{to the information. Yesterday ;morning the judge refused the amendment and when Mr. Scal- es presented no further evi- dence, the appeal was allowed © and the charge dismissed.

The case had dragged through the city court for weeks before a decision was given by Magis- trate James _ Haslam: last De- cember. The appeal to the Su- preme Court was taken on! grounds the city by-law was de- |

EASTERN

jHm, Bc B. Clay, Bridgetown, | eacDemeld. Eglington, Mrs. Howlett, Annandale

| Liquor Sale ©

guidance coum gineering, Louis .D. Jetnuton:

student. body.... The. counsellors x-ray technician, Gail Redmond; | - ‘then went to various classrooms lab technician 5 Garene Content

bell; office-work, Bert Miles; pressed thanks to Mr. McInnis, | |

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Eastern And Central Districts —

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“They have done absolutely oo for Queen's- County’, Mayor Walter J. Cox yes- terday as he announced -an all- out effort to bring’ the new pro- posed marine slip . a oe city in- stead of to ae

< a govern-

r ments ad “have done every- | to™improve conditions in County but little interest id to Queen's Coun-

ustrial revolution’ is for survival’, he plan was announced. insisted all orZaniz- citizens should et idea of getting the _slip for the capital city.

re not asking for hand- way othérs are; but hope of industrial sur- is to fight to have some of things established in Char- lottetown then we will work -out our own salvation,’ the Mayor

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called his election promise to make every e‘fort to promote industrial. development here. Mr. Cox said the need of a marine slip had been talked about. for years and now was the time to go after it especially. im view of the great expansion |

Fine Im

The Guardian, Charlottetowa, Sat., April 3, 1965. 5 |

City Plans Bid’

- would call a meeting of -City| photograph manager; Brian

|was a thriving businéss'a few) .. honorable discharge last

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eee in the Bruce Stewart plant. which was long noted tor’ the excellence of its work.’ This‘ plant, in the middle of a vast re-| organization and modernization |.

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ray River and a resident of Hermitage were each fined $20 and costs or 15:-days. :

oa and American untver- |

And finally, on Tuesday after- blood

program will’ bé” fally equipped . TO AUSTRALIA | with top machinery. and’ work- | : | men to, handle sffip reppirs..; G-E. (Gerry) Hartlen, who | “Bruce” Stewart's Showed: what®*was manager of the Canada

it could do during the’war”; the| Packers plant in Charlotte- Mayor stated and{ added the town for many. years, goes to plant was now: a réal Island in- |

Melbourne, Australia where dustry with Island people finan-

he will take’ over -a packing cially backing it and working in| plant there for the same ‘com- it. j

pany. He was in Charlotte-

‘town for.the Easter Beef Show } WHARVES AVAILABLE and Sale and was renewing | The Mayor also noted’ the’ many acquaintances among | proximity of two now-unused. Charlottetown people and the wharves where facilities could| many rural Prince Edward | be installed. The two are the old Full Wharf and the Rocky,

| will be conducted at the Queen | Charlotte Libra | tion Centre libra

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tion, is designed to provide train-

ed librarians for the 15 regional *

high schools in the province. Practice work for the course

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orial library at *St. Dunstan's,

and the headquarters of the |

| PEL, regional library system. MERE IS ‘The instructors for the course | /ALL you

are holders of degrees in library HAVE TO DO...

Islanders in town for the |

event. Mr. Hartlen has-been in | Point ferry wharf at: the foot of | Prince Street. These could offer

charge of the operation at Ha- lifax since he’ left Charlotte- the required develsgment area, | he said.

town. Mr. Cox fe noe he was | Arts, advertising: Leonard 8&t. speaking as a citizen of Char- | John, Junior Arts, featiires.edit- lottetown .—only, --but--said.- he or; Dick Trottier, Junior Arts, | ~

Council to get. the civic body Duffy, Junior Arts, layout man- solidly behind a drive to bring ager; Mike O’Brien, Sophomore the marine slip here. He stated | Arts, new editor; Tom McMil- he would also enlist the- support lan, Sophomore, Arts, Alumni of. the Charlottetown Board of | news.

Trade and call -on all govern- He said Shalt next a att

sc ped isn. ' er ps erred ace | with little or no changes in edit-

i Larry succeeds Rog- The Bruce Stewart plant erie sea. 1- who retired with

years ago and with new Mawar | week:

inery' and equipment, the Mayor,

said, only ‘an effort to bring) Nine Warsi rag oe wae

work Sere Wan t08 - it | \be over, but interest is.

- ~ fon the campus as the in'

teams. reach a climax to what has been a hectic season. Sophomores, led by .the. redoubt-

may high once held. “This is that Charlottetown | needs. and we are going 4o go all the way to try to get it for thie |ap city.””

able Posty Connolly and Class President Ted Richard, combin-

For Unlawful

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Father Keating’

By CHARLEY McMILLAN (One observer...called..it“‘very., enlightening” another said it) was the “best talk on the Pro-|

Charged with speeding, Valley; Vernon River,

fae to, the skillful work of the speaker, Rev..John Keat- csP.

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iod: through to the| fined $20 and costs or 30 days. Greene.

the World Council | \* of chesches in 1945. ° The second part,‘entitied “The

40 eeraarerat _ To Atten Catholic regard to’ ecumenism Fish Course Buti fevatur

Hon. Leo F. Rossiter, provin- POSTIVE IMPETUS | cial minister of fistieries - and After each lecture, he ariswer- W.A. Murphy, officer in charge | ed questions posed to him by of the Federal Fish Laboratory, | members of the audience. - One will open the fourth biennial | of the most satisfying results of canning course for plant man. caielelie agers and foreman. Over 4 | men are expected to particip- ate in the four-day course be- ginning next Tuesday in the f Dominion Building.

The department: of fisheries will sponsor the course, and guest speaker is Dr. D.G. Mc- Leese, biologist from the -At-

the near future. the showed the relation as

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|\He \testant ecumenism from the re-|

disposed of the Fighting Engin- eers in a seesaw battle, which ended yesterday. If the Sopho- mores beat out the Freshmen, “| they ‘will “advance to ‘the finals the Juniors.

g's Talks,

Cyril MacDonald edged- out the lecture series, it: would be| fori ‘Cheverie by one point to | safe to say, is the participation| win the AAA scoring award. ‘by so many people from Char-| The Engineers ended first in | lottetowm in addition to the stu-/ the season play. | dents and the Faculty. Many of The consensus om Freac

adian Day was it prov 7. eo bie Si, joint project ween ‘an- 'adian Union of Students and the itive eit a mane a bel French Camadian Society on the ie eenernnting sf ae POs Throughout the . Student’ addsessed each j ences lather th French, and one pro- i fessor went so far as to give an exam in that language: C'est vie.

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ART CLASSES FOR SCHOOL CHILDREN - SPRING TERM APRIL - JUNE 1965 Classes begin Monday Sth April and Saturday 10th April. Times of classes 3:45 te 5 p.m. Mondays, Two classes 6 to 8 years ‘and 9 te 11 years. :

SATURDAYS: 9 a.m. to 10:15—6 te 8 years and if te 12 years 10:45 to 12 neon—twe classes for 9 te 11 years 1:15 te 2:30 p.m.~-11 te 12 yéars and 13 te 15 years

lantic © Fisheries- Biological | station at St. “Andrews, 8B.

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HOME FROM BOSTON jana to report to a future meet-

Rayford Jordan has returned | i

to his home in Murray Harbor! after spending one week visiting | in Boston, Mass.

LEAVE FOR MASS. Mrs. John Gosbee and Mrs. Roy Brooks, Murray Harbor et on Wednesday. morning for two-week visit with relatives Massachusetts.

Scotch Whisky Price Boosted

The, price of - Scotch whisky (3 2) has been increased by the Prince in| Edward Island Liquor Controt | Commission. While no public announcement of the price increase has been

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Philip Billard, Ralph Billard |

and Miss Patsy Billard, Murray

Harbor, are visiting relatives in Mass.

IS CONVALESCING Mrs. Mabel LeLacheur is con- | Valescing at the Campbell Nurs- ing Home, Lower Montague, af- |ter undergoing surgery at Kings County Memorial Hospital.

RETURN HOME Mr. and. Mrs. Sidney Brooks

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The Society for the Preven

seeking- assistance which weuld lead to the apprehension of the | person of persons involved in| the recent dog slaying. J. Stan- ford~ Biggar, SPCA president, said yesterday .no new develop- con- nection with an investigation into the deaths of the three dogs,

|past several months visiting |

have returned to their home in White Sands after spending ‘he

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with -rnembers of their family in New Glasgow, N.S.

VISITED IN NATICK, MASS. eith ‘ : Mr. and Mrs. George FE... Jor- oe Carmichael dan have returned to their home rackley Point seo:

in Murray Harbor after visiting in Natick Mass, with their son § this offer’ has been extended

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Five. cases.- were heard _ by Magistrate James B.- Johnston, QC, in Queen's County Magis- trate’s Court Friday afternoon.

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