. oe St | Leadership OT. aries Vian C ae : | Convention Eastern and Central Disticte Given $100 Fine Coming Soon The Guardian, Charlottetown, Thurs. Nov. 18, 1965. 5 | i | a URIS — Vincent Josep h|journed to Nov. 22-for trial. He! ‘It learned é | Gallant, St. Charles, | pleaded| was also represented by Mr. from” W R. satel ek ® {guilty to a charge of- impaired | MacQuaid. |demt of the Prince Edward Is- e eee oe ee Alonzo Bell Blaisse of Midgell |land Liberal Association - that 5 oF 0. Game Ww gistrate| pleaded not guilty to @ charge|a convention will be held im the MV. King's County Re ctvate Coun | driving Without a licence and|neer future to name a pto- hens County Magistrate's Court |had his case adjourned to Dec.|vincial Liberal leader. No . \reprenemted te Baceie ee wat] 1, to five @ date for trial. date has been set for the com- TA Macculoan the |.2W° Souris men, James Robert | Vention. , Queen, nepedpented ee nt cee Durke| & will remaoe civenel winds each pleaded guilty ac make FP Francis MacPhee, of break, entry and thett of a-|ments once the ‘dats’ hes Bis GEORGETOWN — A 1 arge|and was fined $60 and costs or 20 |") a eahed ow Weles valued at less than $50/decided on, but the convention Lawrence MacLeod of M | the of which did not ex- pom Segncten, Qe a rey | [a wi eer i oe trial The Crown was i ted’ in |had his case adjourned to Dec. | all cases by attorney |16 at 2 p.m. He was represented °f Murray River, charged with |charges of J. Arthur McGuigan, |by J. P. Nicholson. | supplying liquor to a person un-| in , David John Butler of Gasper- |" 2! years of age had her case |$20 John Patrick Mac eaux charged with breaking and|*@Jourmed for hearing on Dec. 16 Rollo Bay, who earlier entering the fishing shack of | Sf 2 pam. The accuned was rap guilty to breaking and entering|Guy Graham and committing an|‘®S*0d by J. P. Nicholson. : the store of Jerome o —— ae Saree, had ee cech charged Souris stealing a case adjourn lov. 24. cation each on ssooried. rans of sigaretiag |The secured who s.remanded| 00 1. in court yester- The annual meeting of the West Prince Oon- was sentenced to serve im custody is at present a hos-|4ay, f to appear. servative om will be held in the monthe is Hinge Covaiy Jah (as vétiont, charges against them Associati L Court Maclallan who has a record of| Merbert Lawrence Mcisaac, of ceeded with House, Alberton, Thursday, November 18, at previous convictions fer theft was Royalty, ¢ ac MUA TLL IGM) 8 p.m. A full attendance of poll chairmen Efering William Hume of bur. ae rN tS members is requested. ; ray Harbour, of having the care or control of a motor i ey vehicle while was fined Storey Electr a ne ee i The accused did not give @vid- ence or call witnesses. Giving evidence for the Crown Jewell aod berry plants Willa A’ Dewmay ef the theo | , Packer » York which will be (See Across the fslend column . ~ Mrs. —_ ae are seen 2 ee over oer “ Vf for 5 ee aes oe See : sorting vidual straw- next spring's planting. page story. MacLean SATURDAY High Bank area also gave evid- = : : = OPEN TONIGHT festa DRUNKEN DRIVING | anricArearutTure dri Lorne Joba Call of Charlotte P| town, charged with drunken driv- \ ‘ : ing had his case adjourned to e Dec. 23 at 10:30 a.m. for trial. ‘ ° ; The accused was represented by ‘ = = conomis s Group [tet en a + Everett James William Mac- . . Leod of Georgetown pleaded MONCTON — A This capital investment covers|cil had shown that the economy |guilty to doing damage to ¥ economic future for the Atlantie|such items as houses, schools,|of the region is still lagging be-|coat of Yvon That Guarantee You Bet eettait’ ct Ca: |industrios, atiition’ sagautenten | Comin ce **|§60. The case was Wahn, lu s, U 4 e . b 2 nadian National Railways, when|ing, trade, finance and commer-|PAYS TRIBUTE Dec. 1 at 1 p.m. for hearing. : he aciteeseod the lossl ot ela services. " The speaker paid tribute to the | Kenneth Wellington Warmth Without Weight! | the Society Cost! “This massive investment, as/| efforts by APEC, of Montague, pleaded : ot New Brunswick |well as providing many in| Estate of Nova Scotia, the New |® charge of dangerous in Moncton Tuesday: the eonstruction and in- | Brunswiek- Development Corpora- sts At the end of a detailed sur-|dustries, is also increasing pro-|tion, the Atlantic Development vey of the local and uational |4uctive capacity and employment |Board and si bodies to} ~ > economy, Mr. Wahn tolé_his lis- opportunities throughout the At- | overcome lems faced in the teners: “I am sure the Atlantic |!antic Provinces,” he R ec velopment of the re- Provinces, with the spirit which| Looking ‘ahead to 1966, Mr.| gion. He added: “Canadian Na- is evident among them today,|Wahn said that the prospects for | tional has also undertaken sev- will be able to overcome their |stowth in the Canadian economy | eral industrial of areas difficulties. The next five -years|were reasonably good. “Accord-| in the region to inform business- will see increasing efforts to de. | ingly, the prospects for the Atlan-| men about the amenities in the velop this area of Canada to its|tic Region are promising,” he) area. e | full tial. I am confident | added. ; He went on ‘‘the most import- j »y will meet with success.” Factors- which would” influence | ant-resource~of any area” isthe naan ii) wh Wale ted out that be-|the local economy in 1966 in-/ quality of its people. tween the beginning of 1962 and | cluded the completion of the lead-| “At preesnt more and more IN HOSPITAL the end of this year more zine concentrator and smelter | skills and professional talents are; ‘Mrs, Andrew T.Gellant, North $3,000,000,000 will have been near Bathurst; the heavy water | being placed at a premium. It | Rustico, is a patient in vested in the Atlantic Provinces. |plant and associated thermal | is impossible to overstress the) Charlottetown power plant at Glace Bay; the| importance of ° education and Clairtone factory at New Glas-|training in today’s rapidly- $600 RAISED

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ie ASTERN gow, and the automobile as-| changing industries... it augurs | Approximately $400 was rais- sembly plant at Sydney. well for your future industrial eq at the benefit LS DEVELOPMENTS LISTED development that you are putting for the Young Charlottetown FUNERA mae bgp aa onary: oo emphasis on education St rings at the Confederation | a lu . . lCentre Theatre z NB: i the chemical complex at Ba addition, a donation _ of MacLELLAN FUNERAL = \tjorchester Cape, N.B., , the WEATHER ES by the Hillsboro Funere! services for Urban Mae inydro plant at Baie Despoir, ‘Chapter of the IODE. . Lellan, Cardigan, were held at nid, the newsprint mill at ae All Saints Cardigan, 00 |Come-By-Chance, Nfld., e TORONTO (CP) — Tempera- | FLIGHT CANCELLED @ Sizes 34 to 46 in Tuesday, Nov. 16, at 9.50 a.m. /sion to the pulp mill at Grand tures: an for Eastern Pro- regulars afd talls Requiem High Maes was cele- /Falls, Nfld., work on the P.E.I.|Low Overnight High Tuesday ivincial Airways in Charlottetown brated by Rev. Preston Ham- | causeway, the sinking of a new |Dawson 7 3 ‘said last night all flights in the @ Choose from black, char- : mil. Rev. Urban Gillis and ee dae eee ns Vancouver’ 35-575 : 50 Maritime Provinces were cam | coal, blue, black and dark. a Rev. Clare MacDonald were jothers Breton, Victoria . 50 celled due to the in- brown. nt sanctuary, The |possibility work on | Regina - 3 17 | qemient t is expected. net oie Francis Mac- |Geveloping the Churchill Fajis in | winnipeg ~ 3 18 |fights 2 yee ‘ : Poulan Philip MacEachern, Ur- |Labrador were also mentioned as | Toronto . a. eT ® $60 00 sar eiasbochecs Urban Sulli- |having an influence on the de-|ottawa 31 32., ATTENDING ROYAL eg. ° van, Alvin Myers, Jay Keumey |Velopment of the region's econ-/Montreal ........ 3) 32 | Mr. and Mrs. Waldron Mac- and Bernard Wilson. Interment Commenting on the tullltate for ete ow z s - Elmwood, are . Sn vations Atlantic » Mr. Icaint John 39 «53- winsar Fite, Mr, isieabe as tery. Wahn said that prospects for as 5 = Moncton ... ... ... 39 53. | one of the four Island breeders MacADAM FUNERAL — The /uining were favorable, mention: | a itax 4 50 |of Dual Purpose Shorthorn’ cat- tuneral for Donald J. MacAdam |i9é inn ove from tabrader, lead) Charlottetown ...... 31 52 | tle who dominated their breed rs a (aor Pisrthe Henoeasey Funeral ef, ofe Bodies in Newfoundland |S7ine) 6 = ee re cartier ls month. QULT LINED sie ing from the Hennessey and gypsum in the Maritimes armout! wile eae — alifax e r nth. : . Home. to St. —— : ome “Coal production should in-|5t- John’s + ‘“s 2 " SAFETY a 7 : : co s where Requiem 5 | crease Boston . J celebrated by Rev. George Mac- | trom thermal ams if tech-|New York <S =o A junior Chamber # Pome} : NYLON PARKAS Cormack who also conducted | nical difficulties can be over-|Miami ... .. 67 81. |merce Elmer the Safety service at the grave. The Mt. |come.”’ he said. New Orleans .. 65 71 Elephant program was held in Stewart branch of the Royal! Demand for pulp and paper is/Tucson . «+. . 87-73: | West Kent Etlementary School 100 Dupont Nyton Canadian Legion were present \expected to increase. The Atlan-|Los Angeles ... ... 61 65 | yesterday. This is a JC project Zipper and Button Closure at the funeral with their grave- |tie fishing industry, with larger; HALIFAX (CP) — The wea. | which is being conducted in all Up to size 50 side service c by Colin |and more efficient boats serving| ther office say rain was in all | city schools. City Police Inspec- Zip-off hood MacDonald. ‘ast Post’ and |modern processing plants, should| of the Maritimes Wednesday | tor Gus Dowling spoke to the | Quilt lining ‘ ‘Reveille’ were sounded by |be in a better competitive posi-| evening. Temperatures were | youngsters on the importance Water and stain repellant George Boudreault. The pail-|tion and the outlook for it is| chiefly in the high 40's and low | of safety rules, R L MacEwen, |‘‘#00d”. ; 50's. 4 eg ane Tekan, Shnetea In agriculture, while income A storm centred over southern CARD as tie ular fo MacDonald, Ward Doyle, Frank- |from ootatoes next year ts not| Maine Has. lowed its forward |,,F lowing are the r = Reg. 19.95 n tin Johnston and Charles Mae. \@xpected to be as high as in| orocrede, and ip now expected |the card party at the Basilica Cg. I 7. e took pl in |1965. voor crops in Europe could} ¢, jie late toda Recreation last night: ee ace ™ | provide export outlets for Atlan- eves Games Y- |ladies first, Mrs. Catherine At- Value a foamed te oreducers. sarc Ml tercloee Go aslaped|Tinw:, niles, sscond,, Mrs. Past NEW PLANTS ON a ters; g erome The manufacturing sector, he in its motion across the district. ion; gents second, Peter Mae. | io CITY AREA st: should have, nother’ rood | Sew, Mee with. showers and /Quaid: dove prise, Mis 6. Bg ie FUNERALS ow. css enunine up < an regions today. erine Sheppard; freeze out, Mrs. Maritimes and added. “The de-| Friday is forecast to be Edith Mullen and Cyrus Vessey. a mand for steel is exnected to in-| Cloudy and_cold with scattered Two IN HOSPITAL

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