Island News Page |New Brunswick's Premier ~ Eastern and Central Districts Offici ates At Ce remony :

The Guardian, Charlottetown, Mon., Oct. 17,'1966. 5

son Hotel, Halifax, N.S, Mayor Yeo has been elected vice-presi-

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Edward Island. Other officers elected from this province were Francis Perry, director, and “Duke” Neilsen, vice-president

4] of the pioneers in the associa-

hibit movies.on Sunday. It was the opinion here that it should be legal for all ‘motion picture exhi- bitors to have movies on Sunday night starting after church sere vices.-The hour of nine o’clock was suggested. \

Mayor Yeo stated this is a

the people of N.B. have found »

themselves.

» It is this new spirit that more anything

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Brunswick to the attention of the rest of Camada in recent days. Some have said that New Bruns- wick needs a chain reaction of

has brought New |:

New Brunswick Premier Lou- | Blane provincial secretary, Mar-|Lynch is from Helife: and B.: is J. Robichaud officiated at rib- | garet . MBP. for West- Con fe from Wart \M BH Yeo So tse at ieee Officially opening Norma Eu { » import. ayor e e e0 Wines L4d.- in Scoudouc,; N.B.| ant businessmen and : officials sce ge ae _» : cs Speaking to over 200 guests the| from the Atlantic » The | trial park. Adjacent to railways . Premier described the plant ae} Normandie Wines Company has | highways, and a mv an important addition to the in-| worked miracles in dern air i " en S Ce in dustry and commerce of N.B.| a large wartime drill hall into| ideally si for y | Outlining New’ Brunswick's re | one of the most modern w in Canada, U.S. and the : ‘|cent industrial expansion the} in North America, West Indies, —- MONTAGUE —Mayor Bruce | movies are exhibited in approx!- | Premier suggested that perhaps) Large fermentation and Tnitially Normandie will offer H. Yeo has recently returned to | mately 100 per cent of the mo- | he most important and drama-| age tanks, pasturising a full selection of porte, sherries the Island: after attending the | tion picture houses under the | tic growth factor in the pro-| ment, bottling facilities, and table wines produced from Maritime Motion Picture Exhi-| sponsorship arrangement. This| Viace’s development has beet! tories and business offices the juices of European: grapes. bitors Association _ meeting | also applies to P.E.1. where the | the new spirit of determination, | been neatly positioned: through-| In September an experiment be- which was held at the Lord Nel- | larger theatres and drive-ins ex- | °ptimism and self confidence | out the building. if gan in the

tion. : The topic of Sunday. movies

created considerable. debate as to the way this matter is hand- led in the Maritimes, Mayor Yeo presented a brief which pointed #| out that Nova Scotia has chang- *l ed the law to make Sunday mo- vies legal uader the Lord’s Day Alliance Act, In New Brunswick

matter which will bear consider- | ye able consideration as g mo- tion pictures should be beneficial especially to the younger ‘gener. ation.

Further details will be present- ed sh by the president ef ; the lon picture theatres, A;-|— This J,/Mason of Halifax. the use of with imported grape effectively employ New.

Occu pant | Majority Rule In Rhodesia —fs="—renat |

| | Seen Perhaps 15 Years Off || Seon of Nectnndie Winee. =" ulfers- |. Eas

reach of Normandie Wines. Prominent guests at the eere- tions”—with five-years between elections. White Rhodesian 8 SL Injury John Laybolt of Mt--Stewart

monies beside the Premier cluded LC, Desbrisay, N.B. thorities now were trying to | minlster_of education, Joe La frighten settlers by telling them that legal independence for the was described by Dr. Malcolm Putman last night as_ still in serious condition following a

has Combined raw. materials juices’ to

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craft, are seen examining. a second annual meeting of the _

.FROM LEFT to Errol Stetson of O'Leary, Heber Pro. fitt_of Alberton.and- Dan Mul- ten» of Mount : Stewart, ~all: members of the woodworking

new design by William Green,” P.x.I, Craftamen's Council, the. provincial... Handcraft — >), ~-- eer . : -Branch's-woodturning--instrue-—-#l4.. Saturday—4a_” Charlodte

_P.E.|. Craftmen’s Council - Stages Its Annual Meeting

Plans were laid and a commit- tee, consisting of Wilfred Living- stone, Perey Lister, Dan Mullen and Mrs. Donald Stewart, was eamed at the annual meeting Saturday of the P.E.I, Cratte

LOCAL BRIEFS

BOARD: MEETING

: The Maritime Board of Trade —{g scheduledto meet with Pre- mier A.B. Campbell] and mem bers of the Cabinet tomorrow to review.resolutions ‘the board has adopted ‘on specific items, The

\. , presentation of, a-brief, is ex- \\pected, On the following day, the ‘Gabinet will travel to Alberton | tor, Mrs. Arthur “Arsenault ‘of

\ where executive members. will ee ees, Leigh “meet, with delegations, Prior te Paynter~of. and Mrs.

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said that instead a period is en- visaged during which black

men's Council, to run the annual Christmas’ gale and display.

Kt was decided that_ among new features of the Craftamen's Christmas Fair would be a dis- play especially devoted to Prince Edward Island's county tweeds ‘and accessories designed to complement these, in leather, pur wood and textile printing cra’ . "

eraftsmen's fair at the Provin- cial Exhibition, was reviewed, with suggestions for future years, and appreciation was ex- pressed to the many individuals, firms and organizations whose assistance had made this ven- ture a success.

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A nominating committee mo- tion ‘to re-elect the entire slate of officers was passed. They are es follows: President, Donald Stewart of Bunbury; Vice-presi- dents, Mra.- Vernon.-England.. of Alberton for Prince County and

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Roland Taylor Returns Home

A>Charlottetown businessman, Roland Taylor returaed to the Island’over the weekend from a month-long. business

Europe,

In an interview last night Mr. Taylor said that a highlight of World's ole of Photerapty” | Petirens "World's Fa: tography” | p, held in Cologne, Germany. He also attended the annual Oktober- fest Fair which is held the last two weeks. in September in (Munich. :

The climax of his trip was a weekago—(October—9)—when—he-

and ‘a group of other dealers from Canada and a dele- gation from Argentina met in. Cologne, which was the start-

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erviving in Alberton, the aren of wilt O'Leary Hoepital :

10.30 and \meet with. conrmis-

sioners, of O'Leary. ~Wed-

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the~ Alberton. ’ ‘Prem

fer -and four Cabinet ministers

_ are expected to meet with Mays

+ or-George at o'clock.“re-

\. Nqarding the matter ‘of low rental

NaN HOsPITAL. \\ \__-Mrs. Jowett of the Char- “\ lette ‘Residenve is a_ patient in \the Charlottetown. Hospital. Sj

SPATE “SMrs\Beeclier Hickox, Mon- tagte, is.a.patient’ at the Prince | 4 Edwards Island “Hospital : in}

Charlottetown. *

So HOMES Dannie Fraser, son-of Mm, and Mrs. Charles M, Fraser, °

\ tague, is ~convalescing at. his:

“home following his recent opera- |p ; tion in the Kings County Meni» prade eix student at St. Paul’s

erialHospital. School; ANS

SPENDS WEEKEND John K. MacDonald, Kilmwr who has been a‘patient in. the Provincial. Sanatorium, Charlot- tetown sindé. June, wpent the Thanksgiving “weekend ‘at_ his

home at Kilmuir SS

impreving workman- theme of in line. with “was shown the ~excellence Finnish “désicn, oo-operation. m between-craftsmen, designers. An infor- ton design \princi- had. been prepared Handcraft Branch direc- ted; and efforts a —repre=" interested. organ- @ course ‘in. de-

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HALIFAX (CP) — The wea- ther office says a disturbance passing tothe north will main tain cloud cover in the Mari- times until this\evening when clearing is expectéd_over the western part of this>~ district. Scattered showers are expected in. most localities, but precipl- tation soon: are expected to be. light, Snowflurries are ex- pected in northern New Bruns- wick this morning and afternoon.

_ Regional. forecasts:

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Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Ig

\ land: Cloudy, clearing this even-

FIRE SY < or showers and in the chariottows Fire De-[‘aimitlent rine ending - ths

partment were.called.out at 9.25) jicht and ‘increasing “this after-

last night to extinguish_a fire) noon to northwest 15; i

in a 1958 Chevrolet. station wagon ‘

onthe lot of Island Chev-Okis | °¢ Kentville 48 and 53, New Glas.

Ltd. A. spokesman for. the.fire wat oe ae Checiattetows @

Se a department nes demae wae WS confined to the sea a ~- WIN” CHAMPIONSHIP "| vehicle where the fire originated.” Mr, and Mrs. H.A. MacDov-. ane -— gall, Commercial Road recently teceived a picture of ther trandson, Wayne McGuigan with other members of @ lacross team who were winners ef the

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