Executive officers oi the Grand Orange Lodge of P.F. i. are seen following their elec- tion at the annual meeting held at the Summerside Orange Hall Tuesday. Left to

right. front. are. RW Grand Deputy Master Joseph H. Cook. Belle River. RW Grand Master L Dams Ward. Hamp- shire; RW Grand Junior De puty Master John T. Camp-

P.E.|. lOL sxscunvs ELECTED i

bell. Charlottetown (stand- Ingi RW Grand Secretary Joiin A. Murray. Clyde River; RW Grand Treasurer Spurgeon i Moore. Charlottetown.

Advanced Summer Hoursw Effective This Weekend

Until Island residents become act-Imomed to the projecth con- pm. standard time. (union on the time change. which ' All cases to be heard in both becomes altective at midnight ‘ the Supreme and County Comts Saturday. it would be well to car- i will he placed on the calendar on ry a timetable and at least two standard time. In the case of timepieces. lthe County Magistrate. where

Relidents oi Charlottetown his Monday and Wednesday and Summerside. along with courts now open at 9.30 am. those coming into these two standard. starting Minday they places in do hucinpsg' “m find will open at 9:00 a m, standard. themselves einironted with hus- On Friday afternoon. th court inns houses operating on a run which normally opens at 0:00 kty d times p.m. will he moved to 3:00 pm.

standard, The city police court

GOVT OFFICES ’“lii cwntorm to the remainder

Under ln nMcr-inwmnc“ 15- of the offices in City Hall. mud on April 12. all provincial A, dun“ I331 vest the bang. government offices will open In; hm.” Wm on "ml-d and close one hour earlier Thus. ‘

‘ time. 1000 a_m, to S 00 pm. where these offices. during the; standard Monday to Thursday fall and winter. weie open for

and on Friday. it so am. to 0:30 business from R'30 a m to S 00

pm. Thus. for those persons p in Monday to Ffidly. the." who shift their clocks ahead. the will for the summer operate as

normal hours of 10: am. to 4:001 bank hours will be 11:00 a m. to Charlottetown Hospital by Dr.

.tzoo p.m. advanced summerl time Monday to Thursday andi Friday from 10:30 am. to 4:30 . pm. fast time.

CNR 0N STANDARD

While tihe Canadian National_ Railways and the CNR ferries! will continue as usual to operate their schedules on Atlantic Standard time. All buses of the island Motor Transport. start- lng Sunday morning will be shifted over to the Advanced Summer Hours. as will Maritime Central Airways.

This way the bus achedulea will integrate with those (1 the “mainland lines. particularly in Nova dentin. New Brunswick and Quebec. whioh pmvlneeai without any mnlusion awing‘ I bndtly over in Daylight Saving Time.

follows: 7 30 am. it 4-00 pm daily Atlantic Standard Time

On the other hand Charlotte- iswvn. Summerslde and most all other communities throughout

the province have issued pri» clamations to the effect that . . , their administrations will do GLURGLTOWN " A m'd‘

araoic docket was helm Kings County Magistrate James ii, Johnston. QC. at Georgetown yesterday. The unavoidable absence oi defense counsel ncc‘esmtated mournment. in eei'cral cases.

busineea on the Advanced Sum-‘ mar Hours. and their clocks will be moved ahead one hour ae- eordingly.

In the case oi the banks and provincial courts and law Court! offices, their hours of bushes are strictly governed by the Uniform Time Act. and More are only permitted to; mate in this province on At- lantic Standard Time.

NORMAL HOURS

William. who is charged w‘th uniawfuliy assaulting a peace oifircr while in the execuuon of his duty and who is repre- ocnttd by G R. Factor. QC.

In the case of the office: (I! had his case adjourned to "‘9 Whittier-y. remim. May I My clerk and the hidge's "1. James Everett Unison. Heel. they ‘will continue on their “0”” Bay Pii‘ldt‘i [WHY '0

driving while impaired and was fined Slit) and costs. and Ida Man tMrs Floydi Johnston. Mun’ay River pleadai guilty to drivmg while impaired aid was fined Sim and «rats.

Ronald Joseph MacDonnld. Cardigan. had his cane adjourn- ed and with no plea being taken. to May 23. He is Med Wliil [nonunion of an dialivn wea- u4-alibre rifle. hr a

LOCAL BRIEFS

pm. a [film dansemtl in The Public ’ is DELEGATE M.”- ...... RD. Donnelly. 3 Waverley (Mk wail; "Iii Court. Charlottetown elected “mug”! “d MW of . motor delegate for the anion ii 1” m" ’

vehicle while W. Ind II I what cane the crva m" was Wad on All. ll 3" i... m. adhn'ned to my 0. am to the unavoidable Ma .1 m. [mi—ya. J. P. Nicholson. Raymond Dim-ell WI!

REL left Wednesday evening to attain the annual mvention d the Iahat's of Canada to he held April n-nzs at the Guild In. Scarborough, Ont.

April is of Jueph n, sir-dim '

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Aeneas RM Mum-

than» Rum of Winsloe fluid with drivinl

I m an. CARD PARTY‘ while im. had it ease

I‘m'RNYCINparty iieidi My lint at on wmioelrs was a hit and run marry

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RICO Rail. Foilnwing are th e' almost rdward ‘Taidv” W“-

“m: ladiu' lat. Lilla Ford; liam infringe. Glen William. 1.1!. R!!! Macrarlane men‘s He is Wed M F In. lane Maefarlane. M. Fort-r

a Golda Cruweil; minim. Two men were and that Illi- Pm and "Mac" me. and rods our being madman I‘ll; Ines-It. Ruth Mat-Far. in»: public place. an!” I: h. ..‘lnu II “ ‘l 'fil

.- n" ‘ ends in m um in a -' place more than their rest-

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Isr- t-ua use. Video-Ida! ammwmmwmanno the m wimeD-ideod' Row-ion JmMm'l‘iwr timer "W M W River. where ant m purchased irom l lawn cele~ vendor ‘ .uni- oiiiii. In the Home mm *- uiilardahrphywnsunntnwmm WW6 - m RHMI was find *5" . m, M... in drivivl who. his

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Kings’ Magistrate Disposes Oi Docket At Georgetown

Another drive was lined 810 and coats for parking a vehiciu on the left hand side street having regard im- the direction in which the vehicle :had been pmccuiing i Duncan Daniel

{Primrose was fined '10 and

John Chariea Murchison. Glen lcootl tor allowiiu more than i

two adult persons exclusive ofi the driver. to be carried in the front out If a truck. Another idrivm‘ was fined 310 and costs :for having ddectlve equipment ion his vehicle. .

Everett wood haw. diar- iottetawn was fined $10 and; looms for failing to drive his. ‘vehicle upon the rwit half of‘

[Maritime Party Visiting London

MacDonald. :

m find. “ ...I the job done. he stated

‘300 Attend As Kings Co. YPCs' m [m mm m Get Charter, Hear Speakers "‘“m- r ""1 ‘- M d m-

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ithat the Liberal government: of MONTAGL'! the past had mug!“ to Iti~ Charlottetovvn and Queens County ,0. m... ......“ .... mm... m I“ h m E m m I H - ' Mr, ado ro- m town, nun. Apr” 2‘. 1m. 5 County YPC contention held I u w 0

wide and conquer. "John Diel- enbaker offered us equality of last night in Montague. when duced the guest speaker_ Robert ,Mrs Margaret Macdonald, MP..MacLellan. MP — lnverness. 0 group. and said she was looking any Politic“ PM!!- 32 WUChed technical schools which are Ie forward to their assistance if on the importance of the fou r heavily supported by the 1m. Isl

(opportunity economical y“. no 'prelentqi the charter, ,‘gave a bnd resume of his [)0 l } and

slated. He mentioned the Atlantic In presenting the charter to'litical career and family life adjustment grant which hringa the precident. George Whiteway. M: MacLellan congratulated 835 000.000 annually to the Mr .Murray River, Mrs Macdonald the \'PCs on receivmg In e t r tan“. prnunrkk, and on the ad. paid special tribute to the youth charter and spoke of how lm- ucatinn of Canadians such an of the county for Iorming such a‘ P0le "16 youth of Canada is in the fine schooi in Montague and

L I worklfll ">8e algot‘ernment. a a. a". _ ' ther stating that this group real- 0th 5 “k!” we" hm“. . In“ N y mp” .11" ital’mm I h ‘3; Gomez 1y has made more impression on Waiter ppmaw "an “,1...” L m, N m ' ' pm “m . ' 0m“ "‘3" "‘Y 0”" FOUP- \icQuaic’ \Ierrit' \HKenna. . hlem concluded its discussions! advancement in ‘ swelling its . . .

Stole Show

last night with a dinner in Mont- membership to promote the ac- ‘1” memmnmi u" °°'°P"a”°n L'rhan LauEhiln. and the chair.

t between the Island members of the meet“ m mary Hall. tivttiea oi the group. Re a i so BALTIMORE tAP)-Veg-non i n _ man _ “The moring session in th .1 heaped high praise on the Bun— 'Leityl Corner. a former New axlggfovggre" or m' M" Maflnnlsv Pffildem 0‘ HO Charlottetown YMCA yuterdayi bury post and its sponsor Mrs. York Yankee took the play ‘ P.E.I. YPCI.

.way from m, ‘ 0n speaking of the causeway Origin “(Maud-y. he said that it would not 0 n l y The form" I“, [en Mud“ Join this province to the main- pitcher, now a salesman for 5‘" 1' would I150 Join W? a sporting goodl firm. tossed minllnd to this province. mak- out more than his share of ins it a great Maritime protect verbal curves while speaking Whidl if done years ago when at a luncheon honoring the Promised. could have changed Orioles. the whole economic structure of Gomez said one of the main the Maritime Provinces lessons he len rn ed as a He spoke of the excellent job pitcher was: "While you've being done by Mrs Macdonald got the ball in your hands. She has learned very rapidly the

you're rate." BENEVOLENT IRISH SOCIETY

Gomez said u a batter he had only one weakness—a Annual Meeting and Election of Officers

pitched ball. “When I went in THURSDAY. APRIL 26 AT 8 PM.

was highlighted by a question MacPhee. Baltimore 1 Period. with 039mm Wm" Guest speak.’ at the banquet. tedbetmhmdud from the Dr. Back said “we area hear thorn-weed bylaws!!!»- unupnmmd'ihmismch denied by David Boswell. Other . m; u I mum. drink. . lumber! 0‘ ill! I)and WC" 30*“ ar'. What this actually means L"lnl. Phil Barlow. K eithi I. um mar. I. Inch 1 thing I. EllinWOOd, Everett Dofr. Mr. . an excusable drinker. Some Dorr executive director a! Allied people mm am if my). drmki Youth Washington. DC. also wt.er .4 home, It will be my. save an addresi to the noun. ting a good fllmpid for their

During the afternoon sesaional held at Montgomery Hall. Davidl my neck maimed new. "a Boswell and Rev. Arthur Pen- W In, new We“ in my dergasi, parish priest. Seven “men” who do not get drunk; Mm 3” 5'" “aren't occasionally. Often they slip

The highlight of the d I! . past the point of sobriety. When came with a dinner in Mo nt- .Icohoi i. a. topic. m cannot gomery Hall last night. Read an] wm‘ clem- cuz right of "One day I hit the third table guests were guest speak-‘ wrong. black or white, You will double of my career—count- er. Dr. Malcolm Beck. director a"; u) make your own “(35.1 in: high school ball~and then oi the mental health cii nit: Ions. There has been a large. 1:85 tucked of! second base." Jack tSpyt Ready. director of [new in “a...” drum”; Manager Joe McCartin

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the plate, fans used to yell. 'Iool 'em IAfty—hit a foul "'

‘physical education. Que¢fl.htely. When a young persont 3km”, ‘whm h'pwned m," Chairman of Standing Committee to submit 0 Charm?" Hiflh 56,100“ Arum“ starts to drink. there is a good Rare“ Fund I “w' I do“! written "ports. i iLaws. executive director of the chance that he may become an 'hmwbef" 3"" M9“ m" Fun n d ted 1 Protestant Family Se'rvice Bur. i ucohohc in later years. When géiamriz'th" term ” . I en nnoe reques . ieau. Charlottetown: Rcv. Ar- people want to drink. they do i , In fthur Pendcrgast: Mrs. Hazelitt just .- anally. and with iu~tj mung" w'lh Emgh‘mwm E. B. PfCSidCflT. _

N i'.. Lefty said "we clinched ‘ last place on opening day " .

thiacPhee: Mrs 5- Enmnfl: Mrl- as much a carefree air as Two brothers. Peter Perry. 12 Clowi 513” MNDOMMJ Pl'i mold-"L" “During one stretch we lost and Gerald Perry 10. sons or “‘1 30W?“ "d “WEIRD”! Aiming his remarks dtrectly. u games in-l-row. and then Mr, and Mrs. J. William Perry. i 0‘ the mentallhealm dWmOiL In 9,. young people pment.l we had a game postponed I St. Patrick's Rnfldt HOPE Rh'Pr-I M m" mew“ M" Bmw'ui Dr. Beck said “adolescence is‘ threw a Victory dinner for the i par med “New” in the announced that the Bunbury . “me when we are we mm} 193m" Montreal Children} Hospital. post had been chosen the most In bu M mo Mg m be. where they were flown Sunday ‘ °"'5Wm8 °" "'9 "m" “13" little. Drinking is one way some . for treatment for severe chest "hm: 1"": 1"": 'hEIi‘lmgnl'l pe to diange this to the way ECHTI Movmg ~ _ post or e unor g Icoo ‘ ailments they would like it to he The Ca" 4_3927 MncKny's Satisfaction Guaranteed

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‘HURRY. HURRY KIDS. "'5 YOUR LAST CHANCE TO SEE—

"The Big Circus”

Prior to being flown to Mon I 19"“ M" BMW?” "id' trouble with aloohol is that soc- tmal. the two young lads had The? "9 “'5wa o“ u“ b.‘ lety haven't made up their mind been um" "fitment in the sis of leadership. membership. I to Wm to do .bout it;-

. and the resources of the poet's m"). dunked h members. The shields have been "PMWenfr w" y

donated by the education depart- ment's division of alcohol stu- dies.

President of the Bunbury post in Robert Wood. with Mrs. Ha- zel hiacPhee sponsor. President

KG. Ellis. Hunter River. and‘ Dr. J.H. O'Hanley. Charlotte- town. when their conditions be- came such that it was decided that specialist treatment was necessary. l

Their remains will arrive in

AVOID TROUBLE

By having the cooling system of your car flushed. . . Now . . at

Ch Wtflm mi or,“ “d of the Caledonia post is lea Mae- _ Err

wilirrest at theItharloiItitriwn R“ “'m' Mrs- EWIY" Clo'i s SERJchszaz

Funeral Home from where the “Wilson or "‘9 “I” A‘H'di l7 Ailey 5‘" ' in. rECHNICOLOR- funeral win he held Friday Youth Posts in PE-l. this year. i ‘ impgpumwwmm' morning leaving the funeral

home at 8.30 for Requiem Iiirzh Adult | Mass at St, Ann‘s Church. Hope ' t W m River at 930 Interment will he s Entertainmen v u - — - --- ~ 1 In the church cemetery. i O O O

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WEEKEND SPECIALS

LYNN VALLEY 2 FOR

GOLDEN WAX BEANSJS oz. tin 35c

unav's 43 oz. TIN GRADE "A" Your“; LB.

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Park Royal UCW Makes History

History was made at the re-‘ gular monthly meeting of the United Church Women Tuesday evening in the Royal Church hall. With the Ink- inrt of the first "thank offering" in the church's history.

An uplifting worship service was conducted by unit four.

During the meeting Rev. J H, .

.Tye presented to the UCW a

donation from the family of ihe “ROWANB 5 runs]! Gml'ND 2 LBS. late Mrs. Harold Newson. which

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Rev. Clayton Lewis. pastor ofi .Spring Park United Church spoke on “The Mission 0f the ,ChuK-h in 1962"

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the hizhwny when it was prar-i ticabie to do so. Another drive: i wan fined tin and mats for failing to obtain an opt-raters licenee for the current year

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CARBOTS 29c

m 10 BARS ’ ' N gogmmgcgfiegmgfig 31:: ghgngggmgg 32pm; BANANAS ... . . . . .. 39c LUX SOAP . . . . . . . .. 95c ' M ,- 0” ‘. €51.31? .3". “:19 P1": :‘fl"?s..:§:°‘"“.“:l”;..::t::: NEW cnor mas 2 ma MAPLE am 2 ms. u N0 w.. l eaaure and ‘ trip. ‘ .’ a uni". op- a inifigqémaf?&'fi?'a m Mm. "In." . . .-. . . .-. .-. . 3k . . . . . . . . . . . . .

=Mnncton. Nd. Board of Trade and head of a home furnishings and appliances firm. i

Othen among the group ta-i clude on Ron. r. w. Indulan ilientenalt - governor of Prince Edward III-d. .d Mrs. Rynd- nun: L. G, Dealriaay. New “BI-unswick secretary treasurer. ,and Mrs. DerBri-y. and A T ‘Parlren. Mint-tat. executive nee~ ‘retary of the Maritime Prov- .tnces board oi Trade, and Mn. Parker.

Most d the day was tahen w with getting the party settled into the II Illndon hotels to .whir‘h they have been aaotgned.

may they will be neat: oi 'atnon amen amt- generai for the Atlantic prov- inces in London. and Mrs, Jamer. at a reception at the Canadian government's Str‘ John A Mauionaid Building h‘ fashionable Gm 3"!!! TO I! man

Later in the weal that in n! the victim-s will an guests at the Port of Load. Authority It luncheon On Friday the Loom (‘hamber oi Cm h bold tag a h heir Inn.

On May 7. theday More they leave for harm. the Maritimerl will reciprocate with a m m at the Cato lord i wont- nd Tao-don

No major W were“ has has arranged but II he

h the party re Mrs. "lorem‘e Bali. director ot a Newcastle. [nnrg 48 02. m ...-inani- wgfiié'm ' N. firm which exports fish.

and blueberries. and M rs Velma lendsten. president at the Prince Edward island Peat Mole Company 1 Sun-moraine.

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