SDU STUDENTS DEMONSTRATE

liiiiwcollegiate Hoclfey (I(‘(‘ISI0ll concemins

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flhusual Discovery

the league's top playoff quot. The students paraded

the streets of the city on tin route of the Brier minds in the afternoon and turned out aig-min last night reinforced with a band torches and some of the oo-eds. The students

Made Under Hood

An Lrhanville man. I-90 Arsenauit, had an ullusu-fll BX pmvignre yesterday when his late mi\(I(‘I .'lllIf\mllI.)lI8 was thorough- ly od-rizcd by a skunk that a?- ll-'l'L*lllIy had cl‘aM'led up under the ca‘: engine bonnet on Sunday night.

.\I:-. Arseiiaiilt told The Guar- dian he didn't notice the skunk

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until he was near Charlotte town and tiound the car engine suddenly was registeming “hot". when he lifted the engine bon- net. he found that the skunk was somewhere below the bat- tery level but the animal crawl- ed on to the battery when the bonnet was lifted.

Mr. Arsenault found that the fan belt was broken and be- lieves the odorous animal must have zottan his tail caught in the belt and caused it to break. The skunk was still alive, thlbimh.

Mr. Arsenauiit was looking for s powerful decdiorant last even- ing before startimz the almost '.'0-mile drive to his home. The smell inside his car was pow-

0.\' HOLIDAY Eiilziil I-I Stewart, Mon- is spciuling a holiday in

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.\T .\lt)_\lTAGL'E r ..iid .\1rs. John P. Macln iy.~r-. 'l‘i~.i Ilill, were visitors to . l(‘ Sunday.

T0 ONTARIO .\i:-~ William Dewar, Manta Em-. Li-:i last week to spend an (‘x'l"llt‘fI visit with her son and

ririziiior - in-law LAC Kenneth I)i‘,\'.'iT and Mrs. Dewar. Belle-

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IS (‘ONVALESCING \i'.ss Donna Riley, daughter of \li'. and ‘Mrs. Alonso Riley of l‘i'.iiirn.<r» is convalescing at her II'l.'llP after her recent illness.

.-\.\'DF.RSON FUNERAL — Tito funeral for Alexander .~\ii<ic:~oii of St. Charles, was hold l~'cb. 25 from the Dingweill l‘ii:ioral Home. Service was con- ducied by Rev. D.E. Adams. llvmns sung were. -UM!) The Hills and Glory Be To God The Failicr. Pallbearers were: Clif- ford Toivnslienid, Major Reid. Peters

cemetery.

DOCHERTY FUNERAL The funeral for William 1!. Doc- lieriy of Cardigan was held from the Montague F u n e r at Home, Feb. 27. The service was conducted by Rev. Basil C. Lo-

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0‘ -‘Ii’ Soul. Pallbearers wers: llurzh .\lacEac!iern. Normsn Mai-Kenzie. John Webster, Jl'.. Alphonse Mi-Phee. John Player. Jnhn'D. Campbell. Interment was in the Cardigan cemetery.

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GARNHUM FUNERAL — The Rebekah service for Mrs. John M. Garnhum was held Sunday °"<‘mnsz. at the Maolean Fun- eral Home. Conducting the ser- vice were Hilda Harper. .psst "We izrand: Ethel Sutherland. lint noble grand; Nsdlne Wot- “Vin. vice-zrand. Estelle Dennis ‘“ the organist. The funersl ‘[9 f i I c is won held Monday. -(ﬁlth 2 from Trinity United

"rrh. whevrn service was con- 'I"""‘I by Rev.

In tbs Poopl.

crfully, strong, and he didn't: i-eiisili the prospect of brea-thing .those fumes all the way to his

home

The Urbalnville man was at- tending the farmers’ ‘n8 at the Vocational Institute on the Malpeque Road just outside the city.

disbanded atlter The Guaiidian photographer: took the abav picturs but met st s rmsbwmut, when they began to make speeches and create s disturbance. Police cleared the estlsbldslnnent.

REACTIONS

Fire Damages

I maplcs and welcomed the curl- ers on behalf of the Charlotte-, town cur

sivened a- call at approximately 9.45 a.m. yesterday to the home of Erroli Green Kingston.

an . . ed considerable walls, ceiling and roof of the

covered by insurance.

Eastern And Central Districts

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Committees

Brier Bonspiel

By A. C. HOLMAN The skirl of the Ddvcs and‘; briefly. speakers with names like Shaw, ampbcli ;zavc he i\rlai~donnld-

This 1964 Macdnnalid Bu-ieri we have received.

opened yesterday afternoon ati Lieutenant-Governor W.

CeremonyOpens

President 0! the Dorninioni munity activities, Archie Curling Association. Dick Top-iLean and Fred Keenan; educa- Scrm h D.ng from Oliver, B.C.. thank-I ~‘«,ediliePr ‘ du M rlnii Which is as it slwuid be on I)PIlﬂ.Ifm:EeIIh:nCul‘1I.t§l‘S 333$

‘ Saturday.

‘following ormmibtecs apprinted = Chairman, Glen Mai-Kinnon secretary-treasurer Lure; activities and

MURRAY RIVER __ hm!-ray Rae said I1Il8I buyers from tIll‘P(.‘ ver got its preparations for icentennial yeair uxideirdway last

A meeting was held and the

,cENsuRE

O"?!I!L!'.I"I’t‘I F‘-rmn PM! It asked Agriculture Minister An- id-rew MacRae if the recent low ‘ rlces offer for tobacco in O

P "- Itarlo will have any effect on the.

crop in this province. Mr. Mac-

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comparntes have in province recently and he under- stood th most at the province‘: crop had been boug .

Mr. MacRae was asked by 2 Arthur MacDonald tL-5th Kings)

; if the government is considering ac. any action that would permit spor[s_ potato producers and shippers to

Raiph Mucpherson. spwia] pm have any control over potato _,,_.(.1s_ Dr. L. Bonneu. religious marketing. Mr. MacRae said that

Iactivities, Daniel Munn; icuration and illumination,

M‘‘‘'d‘’“3'‘d 3”” T3"I‘3“'d 5’P°I‘° IL. Reynolds; children's events, boa

iMrs. Mevndina Macbeanz Mac

tional activities, Norman Mac

lng Association and Ant Love

-1.5 idiet of me P.E.I. Cul' the Charlottetown Forum uitli MacDonald after a few remarks Rrsﬁicaaliion m. “M

a brief ceremony that preceded called on Mr. Topping to throw name the first draw the

first stone and declared

Gordon Bennett. chairman of "19 BVIPI‘ Wen- tlhc Charlottetown Brier Com-1

mittee made the obenlng re-.

‘ I Lieutenant- Governm Errick F. Willis of the first rock 10 team! not Manitoba and a Brier ‘Pros-tee to the business. ‘the Butler iaﬂed as skip for Mr. 'I'.oppingIunderway!

to lnevmoitouldhta

rock Ilienwtttitlietoosingdoodiis determ

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do some steps have already been F taken. _He said the elected potato

. L5 in operation and accord- ing to regulations governing the

00m‘ board. a plebiscite must be taken

~ within an 18-month period after the board was set up. - Provincial Secrctarv J. David

lean; publicity, shirlene Keen. Stewart ta-bled bound copies of an; catering, Georgie Femgu- 315,3 SD9N‘h9s of the Li’-E15181 is

_ ure. is the first time “in manv

It's an excellent idea." Opposition Leader Matheson.

curling being a game that orig-i 31,9515 and mid may the people 5,", _ inatied in II htmndle land 2 f p,E_ _ -r , . - -u- ‘yea-rs." he said. ‘that ho nd across the sea i:-iii: the Ity1’E °t:IeIEevI31:]I>xIJn:I‘l! IJIIZEI was An simmer‘ I-mm VIN‘ ‘e5 we "‘‘‘'de "““‘”"°-”

. ._ ‘president of the Dominion Curl-I --

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lers. , Premier Walter R. Shaw and Miivor A. Walthen Gaudet also had warm words of welcome to ‘ the curlers and spectators from The fire wh-‘mh stamea from out of the province. The Chief

‘ sfpverpipe cans. Justice Thane A. Campbell damage {,0 me who is also a trustee of the

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Sherwood fire department am-

Muffler

house was partly l, I

A Charlottetown resident compl-aiimed last night that his fellow townsmen are much too undiemons-trative, and his

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icyprus. a mile is reckon the distance a in an hour.

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iSouris Tries For 3rd Time

SOURIS — ‘me third nomin- ation day in recent weeks tn fill the vacancy left on the torn council by the resignation in! John J. MacDonald will be held today in the office of the tnu-ii clerk here.

The third attempt st nominat- ions became necessary when I storm knocked out the regular election and the second nomin- ation day was declared illegal.

On the previous two occasions two men were nominated for the vacancy and probably will nom- inate again today. They are

Michael Lavie and George Mar Eachern.

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reference was to tlhei-r reac- tions to the curlers’ parade here yesterday aftiemoon.

"For example," he explain- ed, “the Ernie Richardson rink passed where I was stand- ing near the Bank at Mont- real. and I shou ‘Ernie v you’re the greatest’, and seven or eight people turned and looked at me as though I was s nut or something."

After all the Riohairdsons‘ are world champions and they passed on a float so everyone could see and the cheers were sadly missing. That's not good enough. the disap- omted Charlottetown and criticized.

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Cartlw. Maynard McGu:i«gan.

mne ML-Carton. Interment tool: } place in the chiiirncli cemetery. ‘

Mrs. Macs-mon died in the 1 Kings County Memorial Hosprit~ l al, Montague, Feb. 3, after a‘ brief illness. Her husband and only son pnedeoeased her. She

Funeral Held Al Sturgeon

MONTAGUE —— The fimeral for Mrs. Charles Mcoa-rrmi took place Saturday morning from her late residence St. Mary‘: Road to St. Paul's Church. Sturgeon. where Requiem High Mi

conducted the service grave.

Pallibearens were Will-lam Daley, Leo Daley. Martin Mic-

as: was celebrated by Rev Finley Mu-llally, PP who also mm at the ﬁn; as

left to mourn 4 daughters name- ly Margiaret. Mkt. Armbmse

Sister St. Charles, Con- gregation of Notre Dame, Villa | Terreslila, Newc-astzle, N.B.; Lil- lian. Mrs. Raymorug Lavandier. Georgetown and Evelyn. Mrs.

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