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Variety Of Prices Quoted

ISLAND NEWS PAGE

A vanety of prices was being A quoted on, margarine when it went on sale throughout the province hours after Royal assent had been given Saturday to the bill making such sales

similar conflicting ion held in Summerside Satur \

day with various brands Concerned By

and various prices in the dif

ferent stores One brand was

on sale in one and three - pound SUMMERSIDE Earl Haves

packages at a straight 30 cents was re-elected president of the pound A rival store was Fast Prince Fish and Game As-

stores were selling it at per "Selling the same brand at two

two pounds for 59 cents, and in

Montague stores were chargin a sociation at the association's an- 2 pon for two pounds ging pounds for 37 cents. One of the nya! meeting here Friday It is believed some stores in !arge stores quoted 37 cents per Nelson Currie, president of the

provincial fish and game asso- ciation, said at the meeting a brief containing suggested fish and game amendments was sub- mitted to Hon. Leo Rossiter, minister of natural resources, for approval. Members of the asso- ciation expressed concern as the | bill

the city had planned to sell it at pound. four pounds for $1 as an admit-- No margarine was on sale tn

loss leader but agreement ‘ “ ee rently reached by the Alberton as supplies ‘‘booked

larger outlets to maintain a & couple of weeks ago” had not higher opening price. arrived Saturday

THE WEEK AT SDU

was not introduced during

the legislature session. The

brief would, in effect, make

e changes for the betterment of

Praiseworthy Folk Group, ive) st time" scrim . | stated &

a ° In th b s, President

New Elections Cap Sceme ites ce" Soot "en te

By CHARLEY McMILLAN worked on a magazine affair One of the most widely talked which they distributed three about subjects on the local night- times a year. Then in 1962, Dan

elub circuit these past few O'Hanley broke the tradition by weeks is the emergence of a making the Red and White a TORONTO (CP Tempera- new and praiseworthy singing) monthly newspaper. This prac- ‘ures group called ‘The Sons of Erin.” tice continued until last year Min. Max Comprised of four St. Dunstan's) when it became a bi-monthly ef- Dawson 17 32 students, the quartet specializes|fort, although since that time, Prince George ...... -f 6 in Irish folk songs, but it can Roger is the only editor to pub- Vancouver ....... 31 39 handle sing-alongs and all the lish the paper with any degree Victoria ...... 39 43 old standard favorites of consistency. Edmonton .... -14 13 Members of the group are: Since his appointment to the Calcary ee 0 a Randee Diblee, guitar, Sopho- editorship. last April, he has Regina 4 18 more Arts, Saint John, N.B.; |published nine issues—.a remark- Reg os eee’ 18 John Rodgers, second Engineer-|able record indeed Winnipeg ng 18 ing, Norristown, Penn; Frank And on the sibject of the Toronto ag 35 McQuaid, Junior, Bedford Stat- one of the most discussed Ott 3 fon, P.E.1., and Willie Arsenault, P#P¢T: ae BWR wer eseeee 1 % exter, Junior Arts, Lancaster, '@fticles on the campus concerns Queber _...... BO 3 3» NB. the recent announcement that the predenwn i i ° They are currently playing at s wi aint J0aD ....... the Granada Club 4 Fo erhotte. fees at St. Dunstan 8 will not be Moncton ........... 16 31 raised next year. This is indeed Halif town. They have starred at the a noteworthy statement, con- allan... seas. 20, 31 Commodore Lounge of the Main sidering that 11 other universities Charloletown ..... 15 25 Brace, at the Knights of Colum- intend to raise their tuition and SYIMCY “..- sees. » 3 bes Variety Show, and at the hoard charge by a hundred dol. Yarmouth ... ....- 22 31 St. Dunstan's Winter Carnival. ‘tare , St. John's 2R 31 Leader and director of the Sons ‘ Boston 28 45 of Erin is Randee Diblee, who The move has generated deep now yor, 3 (50 formerly performed with the resentment by the Association of yfiami si... , ,, 77 a4 well-known group called the Maritime Students, and only at New Orleans ...... 60 =.79 Beers Three. Besides his duties the last minute did AMS*decide Tucson sue BB 76 the Sons of Erin, he sings 4, cat off active demonstrations LOS Angeles ... 51 67 with Dorothy Morris, a graduate San Francisco 43 56 of SDU last year and a one day walkout, although CLASS ELECTIONS several universities did stage HALIFAX ‘CP The wea-

Although the Students’ Union ther office says the Maritimes

remained under a strong north- erly flow of cold air Sunday evening Skies were mostly clear. A storm east of Newfound- land will move farther out to

them anyway. However, the as- executive already been sociation, representing 13,000

chosen for next year, election | Maritime students, did send tele- fever continued last week with | grams to Prime Minister Pear-

the nominations for four class son, Opposition Leader Diefen- presidents. This is a departure |haker and Premiers Stanfield

from the former practice of and Robichaud asking for reme- sea toda | - y Thi ill permit electing the a heads in ‘dial assistance through grants winds to diminish m Pe ber or early October, but) Just by way of comparison, St Skies will remain mostly it.ds felt that under the new sys-|Dunstan's tuition rate is now —~

clear as a ridge of high pres- sure approaches from the west

Regional forecasts:

Northern N.S. Eastern Shore, PPrince Edward Island: Clear and cold, northwest winds 25 diminishing this afternoon to 15. Low-high at New Glasgow and Goshen 15 and 30, Charlotte- town 15 and 28

tem, there will be. more con-' timuity in the council than in|jowest of our neighbors, and

Previous years. over $200 less than Mt. Allison The Freshmen started the elec- jand UNB for similar courses

ti@n parade on Monday, choos As the comm se

tg Phil MacDougall to head the Prime Minister’ Guster we z of ‘68. Freshman Arts ;

student, Phil succeeds Hic. | situation is serious ‘t must be

only $400, $100 less than the

met immediately.

san dled no yerserpe—or Rehge®, | levis believed that no one student from Sherwood. from AMS has approached the only non-Islander elected to Prince Edward Island govern- the presidency is Dick Trottier ment as yet. Perhaps Mr. Shaw of Montreal, who succeeds Jim will have a chance to discuss this Griffith. Yesterday, the Engin- issue when he speaks at St. Dun- eers elected capable Cari Chev-|stan’s next Wednesday at a

erie to head that august body— meeting of the PC Club.

a noble task indeed.

Roger MacDonald completed his term as editor-in-chief of The and White this week with publication of his last issue the paper, judged here to be best effort ever distributed SDU. Roger broke a_ record sorts this year by putting out more issues than any other editor since the paper was first started in 1904. |

BI-MONTHLY EFFORT | . For some 58 years, thé staff |

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wa E. Prince Fish, Game Ass‘n

Missing Bill

flector below the steel bridge in Dunk River

Arsenault and pond in the Tignish area was completed last year This was a government project acting through the East and Western branches of the game associa- tions, he said. A bird feeding program was carried out again in 1964.

The Barbara Weit River in Kensington was said to be caus- ing concern. The river is pol- luted and it was recommended to the provincial government that a lagoon be built

Other officers elected to the executive of the associa- tion were: Earl Banks, re-elect- ed secretary treasurer Bob Banks’ elected vice-president Directors are Howard Waite, Lowell Huestis, Delbert Ray- nor, Edward J. Gaudet, Gus

Gallant and Truman Jefferies

$1,000 Donated To Retarded Children By UCT

The United Commercial Trav ellers donated $1,000 to the re- tarded children's Sheltered Work- shop at their regular monthly meeting in the Royal Canadian Legion Home Thursday night Ivan Kerry, senior counsellor, presided

Other business included a re- port that membership in the council had increased over 100 per cent, and plans for annual Radio Day, Saturday, May 8

Past Grand Counselor Jack Kidd of Saint John, N.B. in- Stalled the new slate of officers They include’ Gerald Nantes, senior counsellor; Arthur Camp- bell, junior counsellor, Ivan Kerry, past senior counsellor; Claude Paynter. secretary; treasurer; Francis Flood, con- ductor; William Stetven:on, page: Allan Bowness, sentinel; and Fred Johnson chaplain

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ALBERTON A branct b- bage tournament was ynclud ed Wed: fay at Alberto bran of the Roy Canadian Legion with Vance McNe and Erskine Hardy oming

first place Miniature trophies were presented! the top team Dv branch president Arthur MclKtae

Zone” playoffs be held in O'Leary, Legion tagnorro with echt teams from. ¢ h braneh in the zone in competit-

ion for West Prince honors

island Tribute To Sir Winston Brings Thanks

Sir Harry Lintott, British Hi Commissioner to Canada. has written Premier Walter R Shaw, expressing gratitude for the remembrance book th

i vince sent he plagnd n 1 r bute to the‘ tate Sir Winston Churchill

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a provincial tribute

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Cars Da maged At Summerside

SUMMERSIDE Chery! Gal- lant and Neil Sharp, both of Summerside, were involved in a collision about one pm. Thurs- day afternoon. The accident oe- curfed on the corner of Fitzroy jand Summer streets

Damage to the Gallant cle was estimated at $100 and Sharp's ,car received approxi- mately $250 damage. No injur- ies were sustained in the colli- sion,

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France, Russia Sign TV Pact

PARIS (Reuters) — France and Russia have signed. an agreement ‘to co-operate in put- ting the French SECAM color television system into operation and invited other countries to join them

The SECAM svstem is in com petition with color television Systems developed in the United States and West Germany

The agreement was signed two days in advance of a meet- ing of the International Radio Consultative Committee in Vienna to adopt a single stand- ard for European color. televi- sion from the three competing systems =o -

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A 23-year-old Charlottetown $150,000 richer today win by the Ameri- horse, Jay Trump, Nationa] Steeple- England, Sat-

nurse fol] can-ow ned

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of the Grand chase at Aint irda

Elizabeth Libby) MacKenzie, daughter of Mrs H.M. MacKen- zie and the late Dr. MacKenzie, was one of four Canadians hold- ig Irish Sweepstakes tickets on jhe winging horse The pretty brunette, whe had stened to the race on radio nurses at an apart- on Queen Street, Saturday was breathless with ex- citernent when interviewed

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she was greeted by her mother, bracket on Saturday's race. .

Panel On Teenage Drinking Ends Successful Session

Teenage Drinking’’ was the subject of a panel discussion by Students as a wind-up for the fifth annual Alcohol Education Conference Over 133 delegates attended the two-day conference which ended Saturday at the Charlottetown Hotel and the meetings were described as the most successful ever staged on PEI

Saturday morning delegat es heard a_ keenly: interested group in informative panel talks on how the care and rehabilita- tion of the individual suffering from alcoholism is affected by the society in which he lives and

_ despite her stroke of fortune.,

sister, Helen, and a large num- ber of neighbors

The young nurse had no de- finite plans for using the major portion of her new-found wealth but she does propose to visit Ireland, accompanied by hef mother, to collect her winmngs Miss MacKenzie also stated

emphatically she intends to con- tinue with her hnureshg career

Miss MacKenzie's tmumph was the second within a Year for a Prince Edward Islander Last June Dr Cyril Sinnott won a- similar amount when his‘ horse Santa Claus, romped home an easy winner

No other Islanders holding tic kets got into the top money

Connell, of the provincial men- } tal hospital, Dr MEW. Good- erham, altoho! and drug re- search foundation of Ontario; and Rev. Ross Howard, chap- lain at Riverside Hospital Particular phases of education also were under review with Rev. David MacDonald, Alber- ton, discussing the part played by the spiritual advisor, and Eugene MacDonaid. provincial director of child welfare, telling of the role of the family unit Friday a large dinner gath-

ering, which included people and professions from all

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Dr J.E. Carten, director of al- erham tell of the inner need of dogma or creed cys condis

coho! education and rehabilita- the alcoholic ‘for spiritual] aid . . : 7 d the ing the

tion for New Brunswick and how each must be able to The conference ea waene eae

Participants in the discussion find that hid in his own way and he!d@ under the chairman- rest better. De

included Sister Mary Henry, Ca- and practice his own form of re- ship of» David Boswell, provin- end on Dodd's.

fAholic Welfare Bureau; P. Me- ligion. ‘‘Let those of us who cial director of alcohol studies

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Evenings CASUAL BOWLING Basilica Recreation

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Repairs and Renovations to Kitchens, Rumpus Rooms, etc.

Dial 4-9141 64 Orlebar St.

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SWIMMING—YMCA—Adult Men

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9:00 p.m. — 12:00 p.m.

BOWLING — Casual

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BOWLING — Casual

9:00 p.m. — 12:00 p.m.

7.00-9.00 p.m.

SPORTS CALENDAR

MONDAY

Shirley MacLaine and Robert Mitchum — Casual Bowling Basilica Recreation Centre. BOWLING—Casual Bowling Rollaway 2 - 5 P.M. SWIMMING—Y.M.C.A. Men's 8:00 p.m. SWIMMING—Y.M.C.A.—Ladies’ and Men Keep Fit. Swim Ladies 2 p.m. — Men 7:30 p.m. FORUM—Prince Street School 3:45 FORUM—Island Junior Finals (4th game) S'Side ‘Legionnaires’ vs. Rogers ‘‘Rangers’

TUESDAY Shirley MacLaine and Robert Mitchum Basilica Recreation Centre. BOWLING — Casual Bowling Rollaway 2-5 p.m.

LADIES KEEP FIT SWIM—Y.M.C.A. 7:30 p.m. and 8 p.m. REC. CENTRE—?:00-9:20—Working Men's Basketbail

FORUM—Birchwood High 3:45 - 4:45 p.m. STOP AT THE WEDNESDAY MOVIE—WHAT A WAY TO GO Shirley MacLaine and Robert Mitchum ISLAND GRILL BOWLING — Casual Bowling Basilica Recreation Centre. BOWLING — Casual Bowling Rollaway 2-5 p.m. "ES LADIES KEEP FIT SWIM—Y.M.C.A. 2 p.m. CHINESE SWIMMING—Y.M.C.A:—Family 6:30 p.m. AND

KEEP FIT—YMCA—MEN—7:30 p.m. SWIMMING—Y.M.C.A.—Mixed 8:30 p.m. FORUM—Pre-School Children skate—1:30-3:00 p.m. FORUM—Skate children (all ages) and adults 4:00-5:30 p.m. FORUM—Rotary Club Easter Seal Show 7:30 p.m.

REC. CENTRE—Working Girls Basketball 6:00-8:00 p.m. REC. CENTRE—Mixed Badminton and Men's Weight lifting

THURSDAY

MOVIE—YOL'RE NEVER TOO YOUNG

Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis BOWLING — Casual Bowling Basilica Recreation Centre. BOWLING — Casual Bowling Rollaway 2-5 p.m. SWIMMING—Y.M.C.A.—Men 12:00 p.m. LADIES KEEP FIT SWIM—YMCA—7:30 and 8:00 p.m. DARTS—Inter Club Dart League REC. CENTRE—Dance, Young Christian Workers,

FRIDAY

MOVIE—YOU’RE NEVER TOO YOUNG: THE CADDY Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis

BOWLING — Casual Bowling Basilica Recreation Centre. Rollaway 2-5 FORUM—Ch‘town Rural High 1:45 - 3:45 p.m. FORUM—St. Jean's School 3:45 -.4:45 p.m. REC. CENTRE—Senior Students Dance 9:00 p.m

SATURDAY

MOVIE—YOU'RE NEVER TOO YOUNG Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis

Bowling Basilica Recreation Centre. BOWLING — Casual Bowling Rollaway 2-5 p.m. SWIMMING—Y.M.C.A.—Family 1:30 p.m. DANCE—Y.M.C.A.—9:00 p.m. — 12:00 p.m. FORUM—Children (all ages) and adults 2:00 p.m.-4.00 p.m. FORUM—Minor Hockey 5:00 - 10:00 p.m. REC. CENTRE—Volleyball 3:00 p.m.-4:00 p.m. REC. CENTRE—Dance, Record Hop, open to all ages,

SUNDAY REC. CENTRE—Movie 2:00 p.m. REC. CENTRE—Volleyball 3:00 p.m. - REC. CENTRE—All-Star Basketball 4:00 - 5:00 p.m. REC. CENTRE—Bowling, Young Christian Workers

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