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“The Central Band of ~the Royal Canadian Air Force will present a concert at the Con- federation Centre Theatre on Thursday evening, Feb. 10, under’ the combined sponsor- ship of ‘tthe Women's Commit- tee of the Confederation Cen- tre Art Gallery and Museum

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_ AIR FORCE BAND TO GIVE CONCERT

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Ggt. Relations Officer of the band and also, tuba player; and Lt.- . Omdr. R.A. Orton, officer Com: ' manding Canadian Forces re- cruiting centre in Charlotte-

prograc} but when the concert was arranged the band. was in- creased to its full size. A fea- ture af the concert will be a special arrangement of Henry Mancin's “Pink Panther’’ ar- | ranged for the band by Sgt. | Jerry Hoelke, one of Canada's | top jazz arrangers. Sgt. Hoelke | '

Kings Village Has Surplus

Sheldon Hume chaired the an- nual meeting of the rate pay- ers of Murray Harbor held Feb. 1, in the public hall.

The financial report read by

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lors were elected by acclama-. gram.

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Allied Youth Day: Features Panel

A panel discussion, featured on | Allied Youth, Day, Feb. 12, will

Charlottetown. : Included on. the panel will be Dr. J .A. McMillan, Rev. Henry Tye, David Boswell and Rev. Francis Maloney, CSsR. Chair- man.of the panel will be Mrs. Helen MacDonald. -

Guest s of the day will be Dr. K. Parker, superintend. ent of city schools; Rev. Ed- mund Roche, head of the mathe- matics department at St. Dun- stan’s University and a speaker

ics Anomymous. The day will begin with an invocation service.

Members of Allied Youth will

Villagers

One of-Canada'’s newest and up-and-coming oe att anes ‘ The Villagers, en -¢ also enjoy a buffet supper, a to 1,000 swoctalane at the Bas-

movie and a dance. ‘iliea’ Recreation Centre last Parents and other interested sian The Villagers appeared

adults are. invited to attend a: as the feature attraction of this many of the sessions as possible. year's Prince of Wales Winter

° Face thele opening selection, | Election Fight 3 e In Ward Six long ‘sought after ‘“‘sound’’ into the audience’and it remained |

“Raise A Ruskus Tonight”, | Three Charlottetown council- | ‘with them: throughout the pro- |

throughout their entire perform- ance The Villagers injected their own -enthusiasm their

This was best displayed when Nominations closed at. four the young performers from Mon- o'clock. : ‘treal were. asked back for two Those elected included J. Ar- | encore appearances.

thur Gormley, Ward One; Mrs. With versatility which is dis-

Dorothy Corrigan, Ward Two. Played only by great. perform.

tion at yesterday's civic election

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Eastern and Central Districts The Guardian, Charlottetown, Thurs., Feb. 3, 1966.

Large Audience

Kinkora Plans | Buying Truck |

KINKORA — The village of Kinkora held its. annual meeting 3 with George Richards in the

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The chairman's report men- . |tioned the erection of the new

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A special vote of thanks was tendered t0 Mrs. Gladys Mulli gan who the land for

donated ithe senior. citizens home.

fe the -year amounted to 18. . Tentative plans are being made to purchase a pumper or truck:

Everett MacLellan was elect-- ed to the office of commissioner’ for the three-year term. The oth- er village commissioners are Arnold MclIvor and Vernon Mac- Cardle.

Farm Groups . Meet Today

Two ‘groups of agriculturist, are meeting here in annual ses sion this afternoon. le

The Prince Edward: Island

- | ‘The: financial report showed as the four merrymakers up ian operating deficit of $512 for

front. He showed the audience with revenues of - what man in the’ back ground lee “7 a

sounds like as he added some- $4,340,. thing just a little bit extra to

the music with the rich tones of The said it is hoped

his electric guitar. He really uae é,

‘tet losse’ when played his .

solo and the Tidleure chowed Fire Chief Leslie Smith re-

their appreciation with thunder. Ported that 10 calls to fires were

ous ‘applause. answered by the Kinkora De- After they received their two partment last ‘year, that all but

standing ovations, they thanked one were ‘outside the village the audience for their response, Fire

This was a performance which will -not be forgotten by the)

lucky. people who were. hi |

Recreation Centre last. night.

The Villagers are ‘also known as Ron MacKinnon, Jane Coutts, = Davidson, and Jim Far-| rel.

and Frank Zakemn, Ward Three. ers. each member of the quartet

The only election battle is in Ward Six. Running in this ward eee be — <a wena oe Semel | San. the first note from each

of their instruments they reveal- MacDonald ‘and Pimer MacRae | 44 that this was more than just

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Liberals Hold O'Leary Meet

‘O'LEARY — Provincial Liber- |

WORD OF DEATH

Mrs. Dan Garnhum, Charlotte-.

” ‘town, recently received word of the death of her aunt, Ella Cal- laghan, formerly of Dromore, in Worcestér, Mass., in’ her 97th

ear : ¥ WRONG TITLE

Pius Smith, Charlottetown, president of the Provincial Com- mand of the Royal Canadian Le- gion, was wrongly identified as president of the Charlottetown Branch in a_ pic in Wednes- day’s issue of -The Guardian, taken at the annual Morell Sportsmen's Dinner.

‘CARD WINNERS Following are the winners in \\the «card games held last night in’ the Basilica tion Cen- -tre;ladies’ first, Mrs. Joe Oum- miskey; second, Mrs. Joe O'Han- . ley; gents’ first, Peter. Clarkin; ; Cavanaugh; special, Joe MatEachetn; door

‘ ; —-Joe._Fisher;_ fireeze-out, Sire, Margaret Walker: and

ing drizzle. Skies are expected to

cloudy today with a few Sunny periods-and a few Tries. Friday should be a inly

sunpy day as a high atéa moves across the Regional forecast: Northern Nova Scotia, Cape Breton Shore, Prince Edward Island, Eastern New Brunswick

pressure district.

— mainly sunny and con-

ton 20 and 32, Outlook for Fri-y

ld. from the Cutcliffe Funeral ome Wednesday, Feb. 2. Ser- — asa fonducted by Rev, r. , assist y Rev. AE. Piercey. Hymns sung were Lord's My Shepherd and Abide ith Me. A solo, Beyond The was sung by Mrs. Ster- ling MacLeod. The Queen’s County LOL held their service at the funeral home Tuesday’ ev- ening and it was conducted by Master Spurgeon_Moore, deputy

'|@rand: master of P.E.I., Claude

Younker, deputy master and Chaplain’ Rev. Goudge. Flower- bearers. were Russel! Diamond, Garfield MacPhee, Omar Mac- Neill, Austin Sentener, Finlay MacLeod, William . MacLeod,

| Cruwys, Golden lar, Harry Younker, Cyrus Mac- Neill, Lester Johnston and Pres-

‘}ton Sentener. Interment. was in _ ‘Princetown

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Plowmen's Council meets in Birch Court, Experimental Farm at 1:30 p.m.

The P.E.I>*Potato Producers Association” meets at Birch Court at two o'clock in the af- ternoon. 5

The ploymen will likely dis cuss last year's activities and lay plans for the current year

Leaders of the potato produc . association are determined enlist all possible grower sup the control of disease.

"At 8.30P.M. ~~ Price $1.50 to $3.50" ~

Canad . Fitts. M 8 @ ‘ the clerk, Mrs. Muriel Robert- ‘ | ay and te Seven Fumes Ret Us Hamat Mowe hs rane |e, Sd ul er tO Peameed fr somiatn. Saher conn: tn was ve) leader seg Cong _ @frangements with Mrs. Guy Part of the band had original- jazz field, among them Peter . |#°:758-90 for 1965 with expend. ‘for a certain type ot ane oo) ere te wee rice Lit ‘ “Pichaud, chairman of the Wo- ly been scheduled fora gchool Appleyard itures amounting to $4,338.24. jie: <i Sear ee said he was*couvinced: that ibs 3 pleyard. @ iid jrutplus of $1,420.67 was ree mbers t _From the beautifal ballad, | new Liberal party will be “the : ' or year. * ly Tears” a solo : 8 At ; te tive female member | Party of the farmer,. fisherman ; Weather Affects | was i to vo a ona Life Awar ds of the group, Jane Coutts, to the | and working man. ; i (ree i a. ce ; | sing-along, of “The Family of | He said “it is upon these ele- Rink Operations ‘dump. It was also agreed to. Man" The Villagers program had| ments that we depend for our , F ' : hire a caretaker. - | Thee elder members and | something to please the most |¢conomic life. The Island's | HG SOURIS — The Souris rink| Robie Chapman was elected “eterans of World War one were jardtoplease person... And if| Prosperity depends upon polic. 8 | has been closed for the past two|as commissioner for a three 2"esented life membership at ? it was humor, subtle or reveal- | 'es that favor these people.” “weeks duet to mild weather con-|year period replacing retiring |"ecemt meeting of the Kingstor in, which was wanted, the sen-| Mr. Campbell, assurred the ditions which hes eoftend the |commissioner Mr. Hume. The | Branch of the Royal Canadian | ational quartet supplied enough | Meeting that the whole matter, . : fie one other commissioners are _ Wal- | Legion. — . to keep the students and other | provinctal fiscal policies were | - Up until this time the rink lace Penny and’ Gapt. Lester |. Receiving memberships were members of society thinking and a” and “‘radical | SOURIS — Following a dis-|shot a bird which weighed 10 has been f steady White. Russell Mason, past presidenty jaughing for months to come. . | cussion on the damage done by |pounds, 10 ounces. a ee ee ee The budget for 1966 was not-|of the Legion; James E. Mac- ir programme included trad-|_ Chairman of the meeting was |, predators, a motion that a prize Thomas Harris and John Mac- | cans aoe skating three od ot A ks —— ae Ser = een —— a whose ee ee eel : tin ta Le . 4 : ? : -—g | Making presentations were unknown, the commercia ; p ehot wes made at a recent meet |nominatng commaice “for the mame sweets | | Souris Carniverl rus smith. ‘provincia! presi tunes now popular with,» great| fawn. amd members o the Leg PEL. Fish and Game Asvocle-|°'A diecussion trom the minutes the Souris Regional High Scho! hpenime Todlery | Vincent Kine. provincial sec- and even a number “Yesterday,” |@r Campbell. _ tion. of the previous meeting regard. | Viner Carnival will be aff ey | ee saleuien ddie ioe 7 Seed ms Pe The.contest. begins April. 1_and|ing winter works projects and *% * major part of the cer) sounis — Melvin J. McQuaid, |. The provincial president spoke | sreaiest compasers, ohm Len-) | BUDD. AS BROLIPIC ends the last day of the hunt-|dam sites took place. nival_.was_scheduled to | MP-.for- Kings. is expected to | matters relating to the up-| Des Danae ek lee eal GU tee “Airices ne “Ing season. FROWN ON .2 tn the soem. open the Souris Regional High |Cotting national convention in) toned. Fred ‘Turack, their |has’ been killed in flocks ef 32 Prizes for the various animals| A discussion followed on the | ~ | School Winter Carnival at the a ‘accompanist was every bit as|000,000 without atlecti = are’ as follows.. Racoons, $35; |use of the .22 calibre rifle for | Na |high schol auditorium today. Other speakers included Hec- | tonal te aed a reel A lecting the foxes, $25; skunks, $15; crows | hunting purp Tt was agreed | Company IMCS Following the opening- will be |tor Currie, Myley Barrett, wil- Sensationa is own species. i. ged teens; 9 oomle & pair fer |tay mamnere of les teaech hat the coronation of the Carnival |fred Stretch and Mrs. W. Bar- | ce the feet. : the .2 rifle should not be used Island Manager Contcamae ae the Carni = ao luau and Barone “aa ° ‘Le 4 5 aches ae tat & cm] fr guenieg | HL Beene, president of |Queen are dean, Maccormac,|=="=-"-——-— Sean aww we wow ee | HOllis the Working Man’s Friend ber, of the local branch of the |the ‘meeting, presided, over by [PONS ta hay announced: tne| arlene Cheverie oad Marlews| COoenugry Heggrs |, ‘eatons were, presided | ae ag Fish - Game Association by | Roy White, vice-president: \appointment of George Wright Garrett. [p $s ‘ pr by a Stewart, a April : lottetown, as manager , red ee rime agriculture, . ; "A discussion took place re-| - ° b ea ; my _| lottetown. enna tne snoum vt wakd see | SOULS Harbor |i coman’s' interes” oo Small Docket |. NLS. Minister |'%7%, essen te 2: Broce : | one person is permitted to shoot a - "|" “Mr.-wright, born in Lower! Handled By Court, |MacLaren; research officer at : , per day. Sti Ice-Free Maciiiee. ls the aim ot'10- at The Prince Edward Island the Experimental Farm here. it wah unaminously agreed Mrs. David Wright. He received| SOURIS — Thomas Conway | Agricultural Council yesterday | The -sessions were held at ‘ e 2 = the limit be reduced to in th : his’ education in local grade | ¥@5 ne oe » on a} completed a two-iay conference | Birch Court, Experimental @ aia ree geese a day per hunter. | SOURIS — The Souris harbor | .-ioois, Prince of Wales Col-| charge legal 4 on which is an annual event: | Farm. Hi AS SHOT. BIG ONE _. }48. still. open with no immediate |jege, and is a graduate of Mac-/ when he appears a ae The prize for the most geese | indication that a freezeup will | donald College of McGill Uni-| istrate James B. ston : eo.) shot. last year went to William | take place. : iversity. He continued with post = yesterday. fined $20" and Fl t : DOES Jarvis who accounted for 2| It has been years since the | graduate work at University of | on Sis a et Seales cy 00 enann Jd birds. He also received the prize | harbor fas remained open at | Massachusetts. sc plicwee : “@ , ——.__—|._Mr,._Wright is a member of} weighed 11 and a half .| Tee had entered the harbor pry ‘Institute of Agrologists | : > AND WILL Prize for the second heaviest | last month but stayed for only | and the Institute of Food Tech- liam Bennett and yard superin- = goose went to John Jarvis who = awl days. — ee . a nologists. His appointness s to| —— ee. ee Geer 4 i a : : » bor has rema . |bee effective immediately. | w man- | = ss ; , = a a py , | Always Undersell Anyone WEATHER te, the unions are also seeking “a iS Tonight - 9 to 12 | : wage increase in the new con- ong ae = TORONTO (CP) — Tempera- | act. tures: . ; | Contract Talks | | ,Usion oftciats said excelent | Featuring - - -. - 8 PROOF OF OUR CLAIM : ‘ Nt Snag 19 0 Taking Place wean at Hatharat nde The Sons of Erin and Ruth Ross and We rent the building thet our We do not have a “head office” a Prince- George-~ 21. Uh es clarify -many-points.in_the con- Brother and other attractions. store occupies. We de not have fe support er dictate our prices Vancouver 3 45 In raetown ltract and induce: more and bet- : TERE Saremn sent ncnianwn ni (pay excessive..high rent.. That and policies. We just have twe . Edmonton 4 14 " ‘ter skilled workers to seek em-§ Richmond St. Members and Guests cuts into a retailer margin of stores with one owner and one an + i : ki aa | ployment here. aoomananeceas profit, therefore ovr prices: are. ~ shareholder, @ “are taking place | = — ss : - £ materi pe Winnipeg -10 -l|here between Bathurst Marine | : ee - We too, can buy for less. Vol- FALSE ALARM Churehill 2-H fd “and _reprecentatives-of- two} We — Wee oe ok ae kk kk kk He |] Our store te mot staffed with. ume, talk with the manatctr ~~ ‘The Chart | bakehead--—__—— Habor—unions,the International | ST Es ——EEE high... priced ____seemmls es Ate aan be eae aw” le ee TODAY 3 SHOW Si ee i an i ationa’ the: : get. st_ Price, Hillsboro Street. “hy 21 El eal Workers” 3:30 —7—9 priged _nersheneyeee a Olt fon sell them fast for a lew ‘” CORRECTION « Ottawa 17. 8 | The present contract is due to : . mock-up, The obituary notice For — the |Giebec - ¥ —— expire Feb._15. ans ais einen | st Garfield MacLean Representatives ings eS Ay | - 5 nerd 9S 4 ; ‘ Should have read’ Inserted by |ETedericton 26 31 | 1934, that is the union that em- > METRO-GOLOWYN-WAVER MEN’S- HARRIS- TWEED his Wife, Also a potted plant |Seint Joha~ 25-_ $1__| braces--all- the-.workers.at.the! tJ UU ee reat Rete nities et |r he cen ae cS imuccso Pa EERE LUA LD ni ; a workers are: - und Dot were omitted. Charlottetown 13. $1 | sident J. Milton MacPhail, vice- UT : ae \ “= CARS COLLIDE._ | Sydney 8 3 | president Guy Coffin, secretary- ma) 4 3 PRODUCTION In sizes 36 to 52. All 3 button, latest styles llided _ yesterday | Yarmouth 24 =~) treasurer Gordon: MacKenzie-and and colors, Come and see this bargain for are : St. John’ 2 32 Dennis Thib- it. R morning on Malpeque Road near |St. John's 2 AB teeming meretary Dennis Thib, JAMES yourself. Reg. price 39.95—Now only— ots St. Dunstan’s University. Po- 0 a au. The lodge 1s oe ‘ STARRING lice said the drivers were E. A. | Detroit 13. 8 bt the meecpational ssocia- ; j ‘ ee aan Nee Vos 2 $2 [resented by A. J. Doucette cf Kinnon, Charlottetown. wesmhuniee cs - Moncton ue MEN’S MEN'S. DUFFLE CAR STOLEN Atlanta 32 electrical workers are rep- Z Tie ae City Police said a 1965 Chev- |Migmi 65 1 |resented by Ralph Harris a 2 4 FVA MARIE Topcoats Coats Se eae hanes ‘Wen the Or tants ¢ 3 Ry : michael. mS ’ In sizes 34 to 48, all the latest In sizes % to 44, By Bb arage lot of Island Chev. Olds. |Kansas City 8 6m Representing Bathurs Mar- fea ‘aad toler: . . hood and zipper a , Th sty’ Reg. 39.95. | in 9 variety of colors. Reg. e vehicle is maroon in color | Denver 15 38 | ine are company president -Tho- Now only— price 27.95—Now only and has a damaged rear bump- | tyscon . 64 |mas Sanderson, secretary Wil- et Sion : : ‘Los Angeles 64 ; : AT CONFERENCE HALIFAX (CP) — The wea. 0D 1 9 95 1 2 95 ~ Provincial safety officer Phil-| wor office: says a storm over CITY AREA 5 R ; 3 examiner Jack a produc- Seema ond Prince County ex ipa ee wee ‘a mole’ F ERALS re ; ling a northerly y? 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