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     ‘Mo d I i \ ms ICL A GEORGETOWN | Street Fight In Ch'town 
     
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     ouel Fal Idivve lie ant Spea er ISLAND NE aie “a Lands Three Men In Court- 
     
     Mr. oe. street figh' Grafton 
     
     ; Joseph Newmaa, in a t on 
     
     a = eke error was. fined $30|-Street across from the Rollaway. 
     
     - and Mrs. Chester Walker | ons costs when he pleaded guil-| When he attempted to arrest 
     
     ( ca Tey _mmtored to Murray ty to a charge of being drunk one of the combatants another 
     
     S'side Ph s. Ed. Instructor Sets 2°ss Be terse, | Sia aicorderiy. The accused re-lone, the accused. grabbed the 
     
     \tionalist China, but the protest r foe ein ee CHEE: | ccived the stiff fine following jofficer around the neck from 
     
     | was ruled out of order. The Un- Jean Betchilder, dental | the testimony Police r |behind enabling suspect 
     
     ie Rinedom getcate. Micha - mj Addresses Father, Son Meet niion at Charaitown war's | ae Sitney Hurray whe sat leacare The policeman ide 
     
     anc, a motion, -f guest Mr. 
     
     i but it was leated after two re- ee : KENSINGTON -— Charles Bal- chaired by the president, Ever- Mrs. Lawrence . - er ® — oe a 
     
     [vates. The Gnal delent camp be- | ie physical education instruc- ett Donald. cheques were pre-| Mrs. Michael Burke Jr. is * City Ph sician i ih one 
     
     leause the assembly was one || Summerside High School’ sented to boys for public Patient in the Charlottetown Ho- Y —. the 
     
     vote short of the necessary two- 4) at the Ken- ing. and to boys to spital. ; ree $10 because of his help to 
     
     inde majarity. toones Men's them for expenses incurred | Emily DeCoste and Judy _— ae side 
     
     coe uae po Resection (lar and ton tas- whe they wens ee ne seats 0a B Sewest ol Char an ak ere 
     
     jie. 0 discubsion groups'en the the Kensincton Un- ment on Friday. umewent of Chae) e ant 88 
     
     situation in Viet Nam. Discus- Hall recently. The devotions included | Robert Dorgan of Woadeitie | irtreatitic Aueos ae — a 
     
     sion group leaders were Rev. Ft» : “ | His address dealt with boys in hymn. scripture read by Alli- Mills was a recest business vi- day ic Assembly was pot es 
     
     W-P. Bolger, Douglas Boylos, == - ' ‘a Christian atmosphere, Sunday som Mayne. and prayer by Re- ' siter Georgetown — , j Setews of Generel Prestive 2» ipstice they “ao 
     
     Pamela Keirstead, and Mrs. Ja- CLIFT SENTNER |week day groups, ete. He told bert Carruthers. Batchilder of the | Patt of his formal program of | put two tickets on the same ear. 
     
     net Baker them they must not be afraid to © Units 4. 5 and 6,0f the UCW | of Commissionaires in | 10° hours of post-graduate study, An out of. town woman chafg- 
     
     | Dr. Frank MacKinnon, presi- Rejoins Staff lotianinSe tataiilets and mest catered to the banquet. was a weekend ¢¥ery two years. More than 500 eq with vagrancy received a 20- 
     
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     icone te Savona oes OF N ie 6 sw rie Stee Se & See | ee Sas Scueenes hea eee oe 
     
     assembly at a banquet Saturday SWEPO POT ee mille cieented Gs U.S. Hams y —| United States are attending. ‘ada Another female chard 
     
     jevening and the assembly clos” (1:7 sentner, Milton, has re- fellowship of the father and sen MURRAY te ation: to Gove. pactet with being drunk and : 
     
     — . ae joined the advertising sales staff banquet as a step in the richt Sold Here wi ee ee remanded to next —_ 
     
     —s ee eT le ee HARBOR Soop ‘hpreaa! af the’ pace’ et |charge with ont fined $00 aieth- = 
     
     ae june "chaser omen The following toasts were pro Q ironed i progress, they will beer given a 20-day suspended sen- 
     
     Two Accid PG sales manager. said Mr. Sentuer’| Seavey Coscia t wares uvesti Mr. and Mrs. Lastrence Stew. | free to-attend continuous show-|tence and a third had the 
     
     on is looking forward to resewing Murphy; ee Gea A number of persons have| art.have returned to Murray 28s of top-ranking -medical | charge dismissed by Magistrate 
     
     | Fo |acquaintances with business Wendell Sinclair, Everett questioned the importing of Uni- Harbor to take up residence fol- | films and 3 broad, range of |A. James Haslam who presided. 
     
     njure ur ' firms. | Champion responding: ladies, ‘ed States picnic hams, sow on lowing Mr. Stewart's retirement , 'echtical exhibits. ' 
     
     i et et eas ore ee | Gonry- MacKensio, to -sale_in_many Island stores at} Mrs. Orrin Bell who had been | E 
     
     staff of The Tesponded 
     
     ALBERTON — Two highway |the iby Mrs. Harold Palmer: UCW 2bout 3 cents a pound, when 5 ee ee 
     
     accidents Guardian-Patriot for two Years | president: the Queen, Billie Bry- the province is such a heavy| has returned to Murray Harbor./ waiter Ching. 
     
     night near St. Peter and S¢ Paul |‘ 1962 to 1964 when he left) ston responded to with the producer of the produuet SUSPECTS GA | the . past 
     
     School on the Western Highway. |ChaYiorietown business tirm, "singing of the Queen. Government agricultural amd! WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen-| Scotia, 
     
     In the first ident, about | —<—|. During the business period marketing authorities however.|ator Milton R. Young (Rep.| Mrs. 
     
     | 7.30, Kevin Joseph Gavia, Tig- | . say the province is part of 21ND.) says: “Many of our most! cing with 
     
     nish, lost control of his 1953 car Malpeque M2. out about 10 miles from take ‘deficiency area as far as perk/valuable CIA operatives in va-| in-law, Mr. 
     
     | and went into the-ditch. Howard) :|off. The pilot, who received his is concerned and mot enough irious coustries throughout the| Bruce, South 
     
     | Gavin, of Tignish, a passenger: | Dies In Oregon |wotaing.« 62 ie Charlottetown | can be raised to meet the over-iworid are actally high-ranking / recent illness 
     
     | suffered a fractured elbow and | | Flying was forced to land! all demand. _ |Communist party officials.”| pital. 
     
     Se i wen Uae Oey | ewsmoros —— ir, mew tome MAR Owe en nme to | omnes ome we 5 ce | 
     
     ; |. KENSINGTO! ths dee ona aa i | ain opemppelaiinn tr. : 
     
     DAVID RAYNOR AND SALLY MARTIN | Tignish, head cuts |Jemin Barns. Kensington, | Nae \den of Riverton, NS, was be, United States oo pork imports jiee thet hendies funds for the | ertson, Kingsboro, 
     
     Rev. Gordon R. Taylor, MA . |countries will become less Mare | were be (eae hella = James E- Bernard, |!" flown to Halifax for an over- and aes Oe pork is Central Intelligence Agency, and in Souris 
     
     Was guest speaker at ‘the First | xist."" Rev. Taylor also express- ered bruises. passed away on March 27 | Saul. A leaner than from American | made the statement in his past week. 
     
     second accident, about | Dawson success! cornfed. pigs and a United |sewsletter to North Dakota con Mrs. RJ. 
     
     Prince Edward Island Model ‘ed the wish that the form of so-| In the |st Portland, Oregan, in bis 800 was ul in| Ne eee banat us ot eosbent a on 
     
      Galted Notions Gener, Aemem cian weld be Clrletiot. 5 ee ae ee Ap edn gg Maggee 4 "the United States em-| Ser elaboration aed Ms effice| Robert Yales, 
     
     bly held Saturfay at Montgom- |58 DELEGATES en by Joseph Perry of Tignish| He” was.born at Malpeque, ut the roughness of the field return, the | _ 62S i oe oa a 
     
     ery Hall. Rev. Taylor, minister | Sally Martin president of the-| and Peter Buots also of Tignish sh |P_E.I.. and besides his sister, eet ean Manage to the ports quantities of pork Ro Bil com putt o 
     
     at the Kirk of St. James, spoke |PWC association and secretary | Buots was taken to hospital: im | Mrs. Burns, is survived by his the plane, . ee comment on the statement. 
     
     on the problems of East Asia-— + of-the-model_asseinbly.welcom- | Ajberton for tréatment of lae- wife, three daughters ‘and one | : : / 
     
     “Because of the Oriental con- ed the 58 delegates from 17 Is- erations and a passenger, Alfred son.‘ 4 
     
     ¢ept of the family”, he said, Jand schools, to the assembly. | | Buots; remained in ‘espital for | . Private ~ committal service 
     
     — “the communist ideals of re-/The assembly was called to or- | furthér examination. was in Lincoln Memorial Park 
     
     in Oregan 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     sponsibility _ appeal to them. der by David Raynor, president | Both accidents were inves- | j 
     
     Seams vicar Sor vevelateon’ tap | Guase seed ar Gar alms," eitet eR AY NIGHT 
     
     t for rev 10n; one minu' oi : 
     
     re ems eens he Albany Native fil H&C BOY'S WEAR | OPEN THUR 
     
     for those in au it ‘throughout the world. j SELL MARX CHAR 
     
     Rev. Taylor also ed- | Gary ‘ MacLeod, delegate | Escapes Plane t 
     
     ucation in China; “Gross illiter- jfrom Albania, ' introduced a LONDON (Reuters) Karl | i P , 
     
     acy of the Chinese people is a, resolution calling for |Marx’s famous chair in the) Crash Landing 3 ; 
     
     problem. but within 10 years, 90: ' Red China's admission to the British Museum reading roma =~ ‘ 
     
     per. cent of the Chinese people UN. withdrawal’ of “Nationalist { will” be- sold, -it-was announced’ K ualive of Albany, Will ee 
     
     will be literate. Russian com-. ,China from the UN and replace- | Friday. It is one of 300 chairs narrowly escaped Peon 
     
     munism is becoming less and | ment of Nationalist China by the to be put Fee ee vting | When he crash landed his single- . : 
     
     Jess Marxist and a peculiar | People’s Republic of China in | But to be quite sure of getting ‘engine airplane near Trenton, 
     
     form of Platoism is taking its ‘all organs.of the UN including | the right one a museum spokes- |w Son Wednesday. 
     
     _ Place, particularly in educa- ‘the security council. The motion | man said. one would have to| Dawson was headed towards 
     
     Sion.” |was seconded ‘by Soviet Foreign | buy the lot . . . nobody cam | Halifax from the Trenton air- y cater to boy’s clothing needs . . . 
     
     The speaker closed by stating Minister Peter MacKinnon. quite remember which chair port and was forced to make Cudmore 
     
     that “‘the world will become so-| The motion was protested ‘by | was~his. Marx spent much of the emergency landing after the and te the parents who take extra pride in the 
     
     cialis, and the | Communist |Tony Marley, delegate from Na- |his time in the reading rpom. (engine of his Aeronca Champ cut of thelr aay ne some sae oo ee 
     
     Cudmore as foremost store for men 
     
     sures that your boy will reteive that extra 
     
     extra care... and extra satisfaction, which 
     
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     Popular slim styled cotton pants ustom cared’ washable jack 
     
     Complete line of MOVIE—ADV. ANCE TO THE REAR : He gti . aus a 3 lanty sali a _ 
     
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     Patent Medicines BOWLING — Carual Bowling Rollaway 2-5 p.m. ROYALTY hott t self collars and cuffs, in all t a 
     
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     Basilica Recreation SWIMMING -Y.M.C-A—Men 12:00 p.m. STOP Bing 
     
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