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JUST PUPPY LOVE

Mother’ Cecilia Y@fty. 75. a Roman Catholic nun who says Rome

close her animal shelter, has a smile for.one of the littlest. inhabitants her. Victoria Good Shepherd Shelter. Neigh-

she - wil! appeal to

against’ a church order to

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P.E. Delegate - To Attend Meet | For Postmasters

The meetings of the 31st con ference of the Postmasters’ As- sociation held in Moncton, N.B.. May 26-29 will be under the dir- ection of president, J. L. Cdtson |of McAdam, NB

The postmaster-general. Hon. Rene Tremblay. and the national president, John M. Leboldus, will | |address delegates on May 2% Among those attending the

ions will-be-E E. Brown, as- w#istant supervisor postal service ‘requirements, Charlottetown.

PE! director of the Mari- time Branch is Mrs. Shirley Dixon of East Baltic.

| Breastwork |Rebuilding Begins Today

Work is expected to get under- b way today on rebuilding* the breastwork: around the Victoria Park.. Target. date- for complet- lion is the last week in June. | Heavy winter ice and storms in recent years caused extensive ‘damage to the old wooden | breastwork and a rebuilding job |was.needed last year. However, ‘in -view of the big 1964 Centen- | nial celebration and the great in- | flux of visitors then it was. de- | cided to do a temporary patch- ing job and let the main task _wait until this year

Reefer Shorta e. | Should -E * By Late feds

The four-day shortage of re-

borhood complaints — about noise from the 120 aninals in her care started church inves- tigations which ted- to the-clo- sure order.

ISLAND NEWS PAGE

2 The Guardian, Chaciticlawa, Tues., May 4, .1965. .

~ Speakers Are'Named

“At Moncton .

For Mayors Meeting

Delegates from all Ysland mun- and during the Second World feipalities will attend the annual War served in the RCAF. On meeting Wednesday of the Fed- his discharge he became Que-

eration of P_E!. Mayors “and bec District Representative for Municipalities the Federal Civil Service and in Paul - Andre Faguy. director 1946 was named assistant regio- Ma A A itu of Emercency Measures Or- nal director, Family Allowan- ritime. rea gricu ture ganization, will be “guest speak- ce and Old Age Security Divis-<« er at the .noon luncheon and ions, Quebec. R Ho Id Meet Hin J. taekl Seawere work | a sae uke Gade st epresentatives ° cial secretary address the national director, Foods and : : dinner meeting that night Drugs — Directorate. National Representatives of the depart- presentative, Nova Scotia De- The meeting this year will poaith and Welfare, where he ments of agriculture from New partment of Agriculture and feature a guided tour of the new Brunswick, Nova Scotia and Marketing

was responsible for administra-

Confederation Memorial follow-

ie tion and inspection — services. a oem wilt Ges —-—Foyr vears later he was named will be ed PES ah : welcomed by director of civilian. personnel- Mayor Walt J

t Wed = Charlotte- ¢5- the RCAF and remained in sda coe nesday morning, and this post until appointed to the seakee S si ie a nee Emerzency.. Measures Organiza- oe ¥ t din Mayor Bruce Yeo. Montague. tion as assistant director. The business sessions will

taken up with presentation of va- = El G t rious reports as well as ax ran

Tesolutions for consideration the evening the cuest seeuier S id L WIT he intreduced bw Summer- cl ess

side Councillor “George “ey C. Limpert. APEC food products Office May 10, an authoritative and thanked by . Kensington’s Than Hoped officer, symposium co - ordina- source said Saturday. He suc- Mayor Champion. Just prior “tor, will familiarize those at- ceeds Sir Harold Caccia who is to the ‘end ‘of the dinner mect- 14st vear, 1,000 acres of flax tending with some facts about Tetiring from the foreign serv- ing the sie of the semi - annual yore grown here and an antici-| agriculture and the food indus- ic¢ to become Provost of Etoa- ™meeting next fall will be am- 1 2teq expansion of 300 acres is try in the Atlantic Provinces ‘COPTER CRASHES ica spews ae eee for thts years operation <A pane! discussion will follow, REYKJAVIK, Iceland ‘AP)— Mrs. Faguy. on his first offi- for a total of 1,300 acres under the topic.) ‘marketing of 4 US. Navy Sikorsky helicopter "eiat visit heresihce his __ Some 60 flax company share agricultural’ products in the crashed about seven miles from ment to the office last vear- IS Hoders were told here:Saturdav Atlantic Provinces during the Keflavik air base Saturday kill- tee Gas oer ae night that the provincial govern- 1965 production year.” Modera- ing all five Americans aboard. a ats kancatinn’ at gees ene had given the company a tor of the panel will be Clarence The helicopter was coming into received his education at J€S- gy) o99 grant for this year’s op- Searle, Centre Napan, the New Keflavik after an inspection trip

uit’s Colleze, | 1 University,

Island Dogs

eration

A company spokesman sa id later that the company had ant i- cipated. more ‘thani*this amount from the government and as a

Pl Well result plans for doubling the cp- ace eration from last year have been squashed

Non- shareholders are*also be sought to grow flax this

“Mitch. the miniature Schn- Y€4r- and the spokesman = id auzer of Fairview Crescent in they. must have their applica- Sherwood, not oniv earned the tions in before this coming Sat- balance of points he needed for urday in a that the operation champion st but captured for planting be put in motion. th® “hest at hreed”’ award for ~ a ee miniature Schnauzer$.. was the hest Canada bred dog in oe Car Damag iferner. ines... Group IV....an placed fourth nthe ae Panis. shen paraded before the UF Collision judges at the "Monetn Kennel Club doc shete in the New Brun-

Sein ae eer =| With Pole

His formal name, which is Champion “Svive Spirit Count soukIS — An estimated $300 Down, is star performer of the damage was sustained by a 1959

Warlene Kennels Red. of S. ‘model car driven by Patrick Warren Hood. of Chariott etown Lester Rafuse of Souris Sunday who also handied Warlené<-Ken- morning’ when .it collided with

nels’ ‘ne German shepherd, a teleption@ pole "Toki Britmare’s Argant! to The accident occurred at 2.10 place first in. the classification am. as Rafuse was proceeding

for senior nupmes west on Chapel Street. The left

Two other Island entries also front wheel of the car reported- returned from the weekend ex- Ivy locked and the driver lost pedition wth plunder. Koal¥ control of the vehicle Bundarr2. owned by Mrs Alice The telephone pole was = un- H Bisse*t fe Rilbarra Kenn- damaged, and no injuries’ re- els Red. Charlottetowh, and sulted handled ‘in the ring by Mr Souris RCMP detachment in- Hood. placed first in the open vestigated.

.class for females. in Group IV.

Koala Bundarra, an attractive Australian ferrier. is more fam- iliarly knasyn in North River Road dog tircles as “Bunny.” Yukon Toyon, alias Yukon, own- ed and shown by. Murdo M. Brown of Southport. placed sec- ond in the ‘class for senior male puppies in the Samoyed classif- ication :

According to the owners. most of these dogs w) ll also be shown

in the Amherst, N. S., dog show os Mav 24. next fixtare on the Atlantic’ provinces early summer chow citcu't.

z ig * - . %

|heon distracted. The accused is

_\xinces Economic . Council.

frigerated railway cars for potato shippers is expected .to ease by late today. .

Provincial government trans- portation officials have been advised that 55 reefers are on their way from Montreal to Mon-

‘Man Fined $10 After Accident

SUMMERSIDE — John Cur- tis of Summerside was fined $10

and costs or 19 days by Mag- Cton and should arrive in the ‘istrate R. S. Hinton,. QC in Province today, and about Town Police Court Monday 9 reefers are on their way morning from Toronto and are expected |

The accused, reportedly. mis- Moncton tonight. sed a red light and collided Meanwhile, about 40 rosters I=! wus the rear of another ve- at Cape -Tormentine and 25 le owned by Leonard MacIn- at Sackville were expected to ba “ar “Breadalhane Curtis said his attention hoa

ing last night

The reefer shortage was ser- ious over the weekend, with icle which amounts to $25.. The about 20 of the cars coming to Curtis’ car received $10 dama- the province since Friday. At ge this time of year, potato

One person was fined $10 and shippers need a minimum of 40 costs or 10 days when he appear- ed on a drunk charge

paying damages to MacInnis’ ve-

shipments.

Prince Edward Island will dis- cuss the outlook of this year’s crops this afternoon in Moncton.” The symposium, which begins

The symposium is being held to coincide with the semi-annual meeting of -the Maritime---Food- Council, to be held the following

at 2 pe. in the Brunswick Ho- day, Wednesday, May 5, begin- tel. is under .the sponsorship of ning at 2 p.m., also in the the Maritime Food Council, ad- Brunswick Hotel in Moncton.

visors to the Food Products Committee of the Atlantic Pro- APPOINTMENT MADE LONDON ‘Reuters)—Sir Paul Gore-Booth, until recently Brit- ain’s ambassador to India, will take over as pérmatient unhder- secretary ofestate at the foreign

Opening remarks will be giv- en by J.R. Pineo, president of the food council and the APEC food products committee. L.W.

runswick delegate to the Can- adian Federation of Agriculture. Roles of thé producer, the pro- =

to a U.S. base at Fiord Hvalf- joerdur.

he-branghr ts the provitce dur- —

to’50 reefers to handle potato}

/ Special, each

cessor. the wholesaler. the re- taller, and of government in the field of agriculture will be dealt with, Panel participants in- clude: Lincoln Dewar. secre- tary, P.E.l. Federation of Agri- culture: Arthur Calkin. general manager, Scotian Gold Co-oper-

The Paint Makers co.

All Kinds of Paint NASH ALUMINUM Doors, Windows, Awnings

ative, Ltd.; C.A. MacLeod. vice D. A. MaecCANNELL president, sales, Atlantic Whole- 140 Great George St. salers: L. Greene. produce Tel. 4-8850, Ch’tewn

manager. Dominion Stores Lim- ited: and Dale Ells. _Mmarkets re- 7

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DO YOU HAVE A HEARING PROBLEM? Mr. Murray Bell

Consultant for

VIKING

Hearing Aids Will conduct a clinie at EATON’S: In Charlottetown, P.E.I.

| Wed., Thurs., May 5th & 6th

Mr. Bell is an expert in the Hearing Aid field, and will be happy to demonstrate the VIKING Hear- *ing.Aid to vou. He will also give you an Audio- metric Hearing Test and Analysis at NO CHARGE or obligation.

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Phone 891-5537 sed for an appointment,

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- sizes 6 to 11 3 an 1.00

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Sizes 6 to 11, assorted colours ‘Special,

Men's Work Socks

Wool mezeee and nylon, one Speen Men's Hose Good quality wool and nylon, as- sorted colours. sizes 9'z to 11*2.

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Men's Jerseys To match above brevets. medium and large

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Chromium plated kitchen thongs

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Non-stick muffin pans holds 6 muf

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