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"IONS MAKE DONATION —

town. The club made a dona- stion of $100 to the Pius Mac- Donald fire fund. Accepting the cheque was. Lorne Keizer,

town Lions in the Charlotte- ‘town Hotel last evening. ‘FROM THE LEFT are Dale Sharpe, Jevry Payne, Blake Wood, Alan MacRae and Gor- don Miller, all of Charlotte

Four new members were in- @ucted into the Charlottetown Lions Club b¥ | International Counillor Louis Bagnall at a regular meeting of: Charlotte-

Suspended Sentence Is Given Accused.

A two-year suspended gen- ‘neste wich sane ba bh ae tance was handed down in| | possess animals; Queens County Magistrate's Counsel for the accused said Court Wednesday to. George that the suspended sentence Arthur Cudmore, Harrington, |ought to teach the accused that if charged with willfully failing to |he wishes to. have animals he provide adequate food and water |will have to care for them’ prop- for three horses, 12 pigs and 10 erly. cows. | eet Kward: Meera City, The accused, arraigned before |¥@5 i 100 and costs on an gistrate James B. Johnston, |2™paired driving - conviction.

was-required- to enter into Counsel for the accused was recognizance. a bond of $1000 |Lester O'Donnell. and must not for the two-year (CASE ADJOURNED. “ae, period, own or possess, either| Loman Harold Bell, City, directly ‘or indirectly any kind |charged with failing to stop | phy of -animal or bird whatsoever | when a school bus was discharg- with the exception of a dog pre-|ing children had his case ad-

member of the fund committtee. .

raising

SDU representatives will debate with the University of Saskatch- ewan on Friday. .

There will be two teams from the Maritimes, two from Central | Canada and two from corel Canada taking part in the final and the team -with the best per- formance in Friday's , competi- tion will be awarded the Nation-

JalChampionship. Award Winner Has Island Ties

' Gerald J. Murphy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Murphy of Haverhill, Mass has been award- ed thé Men of Merrimack Scho- larship valued at $2,000. He will tiaed “Merrtinack College.

— owned by Mrs. Cudmore. . Cudmore, who had previ-

ae pleaded~ guilty te the | Leod

charge; was counselled by Bert

- Campbell.

__ The Crown called one witness

this morning in the person of

a to March 23. Counsel

for Te accused was Ian Mac-

Wilson and Moore Ltd. : Park- dale charged with an infraction | of the Income Tax..Act-in that | they failed to send to the Receiv-

ce Holds

Dr. R.R. Webster of Parkdale. |er-General of Canada tax deduc- | Dr. Webster: said that in his op-\ted from their employees, had inion some of the pigs im aues- {their case a to March tion were definitely undernour-|9. A plea of not guilty was en- ished, that a couple of cows and|tered. Frank Sigsworth acted the horses were thinner than for the accused. J.F. Smith re-| normal. One horse e dead quested the adjournment on be-

onventio

SUMMERSIDE — Levi Wall,

supervisor of Jehovah's Witnes- ses for the Maritimes, arrived , in. Summerside Wednesday for jthe three-day convention to be held next weekend in the Athena Regional High School

On Wednesday and Thursday

when he visited the ™m-but he |half of the Crown.

was unable to State the cause ofi One accused was “fined $20) death. He said that Wack of ade-' and costs or 30 days on a charge | quate food and water could be of illegal possession of liquor:* the. cause of the animal's condi-

tion. He also admitted there nights, showings of the color | !t could he other causes such as| Debating Team film ‘‘proclaiming the everlast- parasites making use of the berg jing good news around the mals’ food intake. world’’ -were arranged for Sum-

Dr. Webster said that with the! To Winnipeg

@xception of the condition of| David Campbell, Saint John, fome of the pigs he had seen'N.B., a senior Commerce stu- other animals on other Island |dent; Ken McInnis, Souri¢, a farms in the same condition as junior Arts student and Rev. the Horses and cattle Dr. F.P. Bolger left by plame the congregation in their charge

, Magistrate Johnston said that |yesterday to represent St. Dun- | spending a week with each one he felt a jail term or fine would aan University Debating So-|and organizing twice-monthly Bot serve the purpose as well in|ciety for the National Intercol- |conferences in smaller areas. this matter as a suspended sen-|legiate Debating Championships |Each supervisor has been show- tence because as soon as thelin Winnipeg. jing the film once or twice a term was up or the fine paid the'

merside and O'Leary.

Area supervisors like Mr. Wall (there are 233 area super- visors in 197 countries of the world), travel constantly among |

Coached by Father Bolger, the ‘week and altogether well over

Island News Page

2 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Thur., March 3, 1966.

retreat ‘group reflection and dis-

ion’? rather than on silence. Conferences will be given, but $\they will be challenges to dialo- 5 \gue and discussion rather then lectures with ready made an-

os

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Gross sales of liquor in the province reached almost to the $6,000,000-mark in .the P-E1 Liquor

fiscal year ending March 31. | 1965.

According to*the commission's annual report, tabled in the Leg- yesterday, sales were $5,975,195, an increase of 4p- previous year's sales

The gross profit on liquor sales

given as $1,925,402, compared to | a profint of $1,679,072 in the pre- vious year. lee" sales by fie\retail ovt- in the province as shown | in the report, were berton, | $218,505; Borden, $266,532; Car- | digan, $408,046; Charlottetowh | eer, store, $623,875; Charlotte-

Winsloe Ass'n Holds Meeting

discussion

which was held recently in the Winsloe Hall, President, . Mrs.

$50 Fine ls Levied

was intro- He

ing his speech it wasidecided to

hold pea eid classes in the

schoo! ‘ as fine of $0 During the regular business | and costs was imposed upon | meeting, reports on.a workshup | Gordon Joseph Ramsay, Tyne oe as held at the Provincial: | Valley, when hprapde eae Vocati onal: taativute were given Valley, when he appeared. be- by Mrs. Erith Hughes, Mrs. | fore Magistrate W. Chester Ss. and Wayne.

Jack Macintyre, Switzer.

y on a charge of sper am Macduarcie sve, 2 driving. while ‘his “licence was | library report and it was decid- suspended. st tovergnaime A pide com

Waldo, Russel! —": | a charge | of driving without S. care and attention and another failing to report The accused a to both — S

tote blitz the future.

EB iswer. The focal point of each day will be a Folk-Mass at 11.00

Liquor Sales In Province Reported Near $6 Million _

Control Commission's

mately $593,000 over the |

for the 1964-65 fiscal year was |

\Ontario, at St. Dumstan’s Uni- |

| Conducts Course versity ‘beginning March ard at |

8.00. The general theme of the

| Brigadier W.W. Reid, renewal .will be ‘Can Faith

of emergency welf Meet the Challenge of Our for P.E.l,, will a two. |Changing World?”

day orientation course on em-| Traditionally, two , separate |

| sion will register at the Hotel

Total individual liquor — pur- | chasing permits issued by the commission in the year covered | by the or was 12,341 and | | there were 27.155 tourist oT

mits issued.

The report showed that of March 31, 1965, there were 23 licensed. clubs operating in the |province, 29 military canteens - | and. iif dining rooms. had been | Meensed “to sell liquor. ‘ |

Father Boyce Heads Renewal

A special ‘University Renew- al’ will be directed by Rev Ed- ward Boyce CSsR of Windsor, |

‘Brigadier Reid

ergency welfare services, spon- compulsory — retreats, “one for

sored by the P.E£.1. Civil De- men and another for women-| fence department, at the Charlo...were held each year at the Un#- | ttetown Hotel Saturday and Sun. versity. Both men and women |

REV. BOYCE “|:

a.m. Father Boyce ts a sociologist and as a modern missionary is @ specialist in the up-dated theo- logy of Vatican IT. He is present director of the General Mission

London Diocese and also of the

'\Central Mission.Centre in Wind-

sor, Ontario. He was assistant priest at Holy Redeemer Church im Charlottetown for two years and is presently conducting 4 parish renewal at. St Pius X Parish, Parkdale

PILL HELPS TREES HAMILTON, . Ont. (CP) Trees are ‘taking ‘‘the pill’ to

“Steak

day are free to attend the renewai. | Delegates attending the ses-

Saturday morning: and the course is scheduled to conclude early Sunday evening,

The course will cover emer- \gency welfare service in. both |war and peace time disasters.

Local lecturers at the session will include: Brig. W.W. Reid, | \Brig. A.W. Rogers and Orin ‘Simons, provincial civil defence SOLO—LB. PKG-. co-ordinator.

lel es tooraee Pie Heats MARGARINE ~ Atlantic area regional. direc: ifor- emergency welfare oe ‘PERSCNAL SIZE

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FIVE ROSES—25 LB.

le, O. White and Florence Mont- gomery, all from Ottawa. Approximately 50 people from

|various parts of the Island are| ~SEE OUR ‘expected to attend. Wek tan is |" DUCK SHOWS SPEED yon he ORE | The canvasback duck SPECTA'

|been timed at 72 m.p.h. in flight. |

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TONIGHT AND FRIDAY

Charlottetown’s Fabulous Folk Singers

“KEN and EDDIE”

Aliso Dance to Les Alexander and The Smoothies

The Horse & Sulky’s Granada.

Members and Guests Welcome. |

ter’ reicely from ¢ mereess production ether thea me oceet wil curb it, and agricultural experte

say it could revive Ontario's dyimmg maple syprup industry. When the trees are tapped next week in York County, farmers will insert a tiny. white pill in the hole. It will help the sap run longer, and will keep it from clogging and bacteria

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paired driving was remanded in \custody to March 9. |\Neilts Mille, charged with fafl- : ing to report to RCMP to have s jhis vehicle reinspected was fin- ed $10 and costs or five days. A resident of Northam charg- ed with illegal possession of liq- | vor was fined $20 and costs or a ,

\three million people have seen

people. of all the nations’. One of the speakers on the opening night’s program on Friday will \be Mr. W.E.R. Lock, who is as- ‘sociated with the Summerside \congregation. He will speak to delegates on the subject, ‘‘what

~Birst in your life?’’. Also on Friday night, Major Grady, Summerside, will speak about

4 “HONORED ONBIRTHDAY |

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, Soring “annual father and son banquet day cake by fellow members of im the church hall last night) Lows Quinn

tn resognition of his th birthday Laonard : Orrie LETT was presented = birth

Making the presentation was Brian Hon Watching Leo- nard hiqu out the candles is

and scout groupe in Park who held their

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