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Dunstan's High School. He was

OUT-OF-PROVINCE STUDENTS REGISTER

posted to ‘‘Depot’’ Division,

Yesterday was registration right are Rev. Dr. R.G. Elts=~~presictent> Michael Suttivany Siagina. Sask. tr reerk

day for the 1965-66 term at worth. vice president of the Lancaster, N.B., and Robert yetral ing. he graduated on Saint Dunstan's University for university; Diane Ward of the McGrath. South Nelson, N.B.~ Sept. 8, and has been posted

for duty in the Province of

Freshmen students from this | Newfoundland.

province will register today

Rt. Rev. university

registrar's office; _& As __ Macdonald, |

freshmen students from. out- _side the province Left - to

Man Pleads Innocent To Income. Jax Charge

William Alfred Cudmore, New

and may see the location ofa ‘new feed grain plant

The minister said a number of firms’ have expressed interest in Joe ating on the ting on the developing site. site

BORDEN. (Special) Cana-

A city man had his case ad

journed for two weeks on a Wiltshire, charged with drunken | charge of failure to file an in- driving was remanded til] Sept- | | Strait ferry service set a new come tax form when he appear- ember 20 with bail to stand } + |monthly record’ in passenger ed yesterday in city police Ralph Augustine Carragher, ‘traffic during August

j The number of passengers

court before Magistrate A. J. Southport, was assessed-$10 and | Haslam, QC. costs or five days for passing on

Appearing on the charge was a solid tine Allison M. Gillis, who pleaded — mot guilty

Liquor cases dominated the docket as there were three illez- al possession cases as well as seven drunk and incapable char-

4 | handled on the Borden-Cape Tor- | mentine run surpassed the pre- this year by 1,426.

During August, the ferries carried 164,925 persons and 58,- 816 vehicles between ‘prince Ed- ward Island and New Bruns | |wick. Increases of 13,589 and/ |5,481 respectively compared |

Railway Spur. To Be Extended

A spur railway line will be with illegal possession were &S-) extended by Canadian National | sessed similar fines of $20 and Railways into the site of the €osts or 30 days. old city dump east of Char- | Two of the drunk and incap- lottetown. ables were fined similar fines of The spur is being — built at | $20 and costs or.20 days, onejthe request of the provincial > was fined $10 and costs or 5| government. GETS POSTING | davs, another was given a 20 The dump area, now © filled Marcus Gerard Murphy,.son |

of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Mur-

davs suspended sentence, one with clay, is being developed by

man had-his case remanded till the government as an industrial

September 15 with bail set at site phy Georgetown, following in | manager of CN's maritime area.

$30 and one man failed to appear’ A cabinet minister: said ves- the footsteps of his brother, J... ‘‘More and more Canadians are R. Murphy, engaged..in the | visiting the Maritimes than ev-|

RCMP Jan. 13, 1965, after com- (er before and this, coupled: with |

as he had a previous court com- terday that some of the — t. another was fined $20. med land has already been taken aad ool HE pleting his education at St, \the American tourist- traffic, is!

and costs or 10 days. up by Maritime Co-op Services,

| when P.E.I. centennial celebra- | jtions were in full swing.

ONs charter bus service hand- |led 4,158 persons last month, an | ; increase of 2,520 over the same

nonth last year.

“Traffic has been increasing jevery year,” said J- G.

The Sign of Progress”

PICKLES

GRAVES With Pork

BEANS

SCHWARTZ”

P‘nut Butter

|James B

- sland News Page

2 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Tues., Sept. 14, 1965.

Three Are Fined For Impairment

Three persons were each fin. remanded till Sept, 20 with bail

| d ed $100 and costs for impaired ‘© Stan driving yesterday in Queens a Stewart White of Kelly's ross was further remanded to | County Magistrate's Court

Riverside Hospital until Sept. 17 Appeari.g before Macistrate- The accused is charged with Johnston, Q¢ were arson Wilbur Lemuel Jay, Mt Stew- Two residents of Parkdale and art; Gordon Crosby, Bonshaw, Charlottetown were charged with | and Marquis Erin Wilson, Ver- illegal possession of liquor. One non River. had his case adjourned till Sept. Three Charlottetown youths, 20 and the other pleaded Robert Allison Hennessey, guilty and was fined $20 and James Barry Bradley and L. costs or 30 days while another, Ernest Blacquier, were charged charged with intoxication in a

| appointed plant

New Record Is Set “pres By CN Ferry Service

3 iy |dian National's Northumberland |

vious record established in July | | with the same month last year, |

Davis, |

‘MIX-0 BLEACH

with robbing Kenneth Albert public place, was assessed $20

|Chapman of $20 and each was and costs or 15 days.

‘New Plant Manager Named For Seabrook Farms Ltd.

William J. Scheffer has been! Seabrook Farms Frozen Foods, manager Of Ltd, Canada, W.N. Guthrie,

brook Farms —-Co;;~ the parent | company, announced.

Mr. Scheffer will be respon- sible for all production and en- gineering activities of the Can-

| adian division's plant in Ken- sington Since 1963, Mr. Scheffer has been management consultant to president of Zuckerman Ma

» | deville, Inc., a lange commer. |producing the record traffic | cial or in In August, the ferries Abeg- Stockton, Calif.

weit, Prince Edward Island and, the Confederation carried 48,853 ears, 2,573 trucks, 1,143° tractor trailers, 386 buses, 74 motorcy- cles and 3,787 passenger trail- ers,

With the ferry sérvice offer- |ing 38 crossings every day this

Previously, he worked for Seabrook Farms in various ex- ecutive capactties from 1934 to 1963 with a two year sabbatical during the Second World War to manage a large farming oper- ation for the Navy on the Is- lyand of Guam. During his long

summer, the greatest number ‘tenure at Seabrook Farms, he lof daily crossings ever, the Served in farming, productian | Abegweit made. 401 crossings, 4%4 engineering capacities.

ithe Prince Edward Island 418 From 1960 to 1963 he was vice

jand the Confederation 437, last | ‘Is your pain RHEUMATIC er|

KP ARTHRITIC?

From the firet of January to the end of August, 1965, CN has Do you long for relief from the lof ireunsutte and arthritic 5g

| carried 503,996 persons and = | 258 vehicles over the waters of | the Northumberland Strait. Dur- jing the same period of 1964, the [pretense ost woe ee 9 | |ferry service handled 431,899 jDen’ fot Gull athe ant stabbing | ins handicap you any longer, T TEMPLETON’ "ST-R-C's. Onvonnn | OLD BOAT STILL SAILS | $1.65 at drug counters everywhere. Fer extra fast relief, lempleton's PLAME- The coracle, a stone-age round roam Unie! inthe rolhon bette eutorwaty, boat, still is used by Welsh sal- $y 35, 0"® '#-C* internetty. PLAME-Croom, i mon fishermen.

passengers and 172,881 vehicles. |

pee

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4 1 tb. COFFEE on 89 = Lueky Dollar Ash Trays TROPICAL ee Dollar or eran 3

. an y lar Pocket Pen Holders Fruit Salad 2 ‘Ti S5c | indsor Salt Samples

| CARNATION Balloons for the Kids ‘ Cheese Twists for the Kids

MILK fe $1 §

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| fer's energies will be directed general engineering areas his wile will establish a res}. | to increasing production Vetti- valved in plant expansion, mod- dence there in the near future

ATTENTION. ALL HOG PRODUCERS AND AGENTS |.

Beginning next week our plant will be receiving hogs on the following schedule:

MONDAY é6 6S laseh O86 6.8 0 enee 8:00 A.M. — 5:00 P.M. TUESDAY Be ea es 8:00 A.M.— 5:00 P.M, WEDNESDAY ................ 8:00 A.M.— 5:00 P.M. TUGREEMET Accu... 8:00 A.M. — 10:00 P.M.

PLEASE NOTE THAT WE WILL NOT BE RECEIVING HOGS ON FRIDAYS.

FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE, WE WILL BE RECE;VING HOGS UNTIL 10:00 P.M. EVERY THURSDAY.

CANADA PACKERS LIMITED

CHARLOTTETOWN

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CARVING SET PLUS 6 STEAK KNIVES

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. “TWO ONLY _ ALUMINUM FRY PANS

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PHONE 4-8 BONSHAW

Sale Starts Wed. Sept. 15 Sale Ends Sat. Sept. 18 _