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SCHOOL'S OUT AND IT? 5 TIME TO HAVE SOME FUN |

then it's “ne more sittin” on a

this one, in a new Island park. Several. Charlottetown elem- entary schools hold closing ceremonies this morning. And

WHEEEEEEE! School's

out and it’s time to celebrate 7 — and what better way than hardwood beach

on a thrill-packed slide like rious months.

Central Queens RHS.. Acer No Commencement Held

Received Here Wayne Cutcliffe, a grade !2;and the guest speaker was J

student at Central Queens Re. Eldon. Green, regional director

for two zie

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, With unlewfully causing

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town, own, Tues., June 29, 1965. 1965.

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Fines - $10 and costs ere,

John F.2tl MacLeod and Bar- Curtis MacLeod of Brighton Shore anc Pamela Arhe (Mrs. Laurie Mo Donald) of 9'2 Upper Street, were charged with break entry and theft at MacDona: Grocery near May- field Jun 2!

The two MacLeod brothers were remanded until July 2 to County Jail while Mrs id was remanded to July 5 for preliminary hearing With bail to stand. She was rep- Tresented b: John P. Nicholson James Wayne Darte of 61 | Rechford Street, was charged the

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death of James Joseph Robison

© ‘by crimina! negligence and his "* | case was adjourned to July 5 for

Preliminary hearing. Counsel ‘for the accused is John P. Nich- olson

Charles Earl Lund of 71%

Three Convicted InImpaired Cases

imposed on three persons con- Victed ir Queen County Magis- trate’s Court yesterday of im- Paired driving before Magistrate James B Johnston, QC

The accused were Henry Ed- ward Gallant, Stanley Bridge: ‘ohn Samuel Rose,!| Bristol, and John Willard Arsenau!'. York Point

Dorchester Street, was charged | with intent to mislead and cause | a peace: officer to enter upon in- vestigation when reporting that | an offence had been committed when it had not. The accused had his case adjourned to July 5 for election.

Charged with theft under $50, \Erie Lionel Lowther of Cornwall pleaded not guilty and was re- manded to July 16 to fix a date for trial with bail to stand. Low- ther is represented by John Nicholson

For passing on a solid white line, Richard Edward Rush of 65 Rochford Street had his case adjourned to July 2 for trial. |

A reprimand was given Bly-/ the Howard Murray of Brighton | when he was convicted on a) charge of operating a motor ve- | hicle without 1965 registration. | The accused was _ represented! by Gordon Tweedy.

A resident from Covehead and | another from Grandview plead- | ed guilty to charges of illegal! }possession of liquor and each was fined $20 and costs or 30 days. |

A charge of intoxication’ against a resident of Bri stol! brought a fine of $20 and costs | or 15 days.

‘SPEAKS WITH LBJ VIA SATELLITE

West German Chancellor Early Bird Satellite Monday. | — Schaumburg fe Bora,

Ludwig Erhard speaks with est Germany. President Johnson in Wash- 7h German leader made his CAP Wirepbote by cable trem _

ington by telephone’ via the remarks from his office in the Benn)

injuhed Man Not Serious

| ‘SUMMERSIDE The con- j dition of Gerald W on | Inglis. RCAF Station Summer.

| side, whe wes seat to Prince County Hospital following ar ac-. | cident Sunday af St. Eleanors) Corner. is reported as “not

serious ~ RCMP reported that Inglis

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Is Fined

Arthur George Fleigher of, | Charlottetown was etary $125 } amd costs on an. driv- img charge in city police court |

A.J. Haslam, QC,

City Motorist

$125

ed untit July 3, bail set at $50.

Edward Callaghan, city, ar- | |raigned on a charge of false | | pretences was remanded until

Magistrate was driving towards Sherbrooke fined Harry McGee, Charlotte. | im a mew model Anglia which town, $50 and costs or 30 days apparently went cut of costrol for conduct.

| fined $20 and ‘costs. or 30 days. | ee Cee ites

An accused charged with be- city, charg: | | ing Grunts ane! Gieardorly was |

gional Hizh School, Hunter River, received the Lloyd Cut-| cliffe Memorial schol for Waving highest marks in) his elass during the four-year high! school— period--at-—his-—school's; graduation exercises last week. Wayne, who this year led his elass in physics, .algebra and! geometry, has also won a $690 scholarship to ‘Mt. Allison ,Uni-

_ Wersity in Sackville.

Class leader im grade 12 alone was Harold Wyand, who was presented with the governor-| general's bronze medal. He plac- | ed first in French, history and ehemistry.

“Valedictorian Marilyn Weeks placed first in English literature, English composition, logy

Announcement was made of several honors won by the school during the school year. WORE NEW WNS -

The 20 gradedtes.wrre new

,» gowns given tothe school by

the students’ council during the ceremonies Basil MacCoubrey presided, |

Wilson Ross, 2

| Marilyn Weeks, Harland Wyand and. bio. «

He said. however, that some of the maim ttems likely to be discussed are off-shore mineral rights, transportation, tax com- mittee studies. the war-om pov- erty; federal- previncial-fimance- arrangemests and Bill C-1” which would allow fer increases in Atlantic Province freight ral es

The premier said he will heal

|of youth allowances

Other reports and remarks were given by Mrs. Winnifred Cutcliffe, principal: Rev. Donald Powell (invocation': Wayne MacPherson . ‘salutatory’ - and.

ormer principal.

Mrs. Nan Kirby played the processional. Later the students sang ‘Climb Every Mountain.”

Farewell presents were given by the students to Diann Duthie, Bryce Boswell and Ernestine MacDonald, teachers who are leaving the staff. GRADUATES *

Graduates are as feileats

Diplomas: Wayne Cutcliffe. Cathy Matheson, Lynda Snowie.

Provincial Treasurer Alban Farmer. Welfare and Labor Minister Dr. Hubert MacNeill and Health Minister Heaury Wedge will attend.

“Hf the agenda is broadened to Certificates: George Aiken, Harvey Cairns, Marjorie Mac- Donald, Wendall) MacDonaid. Kendall MacKenzie. Heather Matheson. Wanda Rollings,

gers in the car Sani Ge and cols or 10 dave. | The injured man was taken te Clarence Wood, Covehead, | hospital by Bowness’ ambul- charged with driving without due |

care and attention was remand-

Lobster Catches ==:

failed to appear. - There were four drunk and capables. One accused en 10 days, a a

Show Decrease |

Statisties released yesteriay im the province in May of this by Fisheries Minister Leo Res- Year. compared die 1.717.424 siter show that 1.434 in May of last year. et vee oe tenaeq Dollar value of lobsters land- | Pounds of lotisters were landed 04 last May was $2,511,760, com- |

jailed for 18 months at Na- | kuru

nya after he was dectared a prohibited immigrant.

Juanita Weeks, Leonard Weeks,

Roy Wyand ee Pass Marilyn Buchanan, Allie Many Civil Craswell. Rose Marie Gallant,’

——— To

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Drought Raises Fears =< For Strawberry Crop

Premier Shaw said yesterday @rought conditions in the pro- vince will not become serious if there is rain without delay, ‘but a lot of rain is needed to catch up on the water level supply.

He said grain and potato crops appear to be doing well, although the weather is affecting the hay crop, with meadows thin and hay growth retarded.

“We realize,’ the premier said,

.’“that our farmers are anxious,

about the situation and we trust — that conditions won't reach the stage suffered in other sections of Canada”

Department of agriculture .of-

, Aeials, however, are worried

about the province's strawberry crop, fearing that lack of rain could result in very sma ber- mes

Meanwhile Monday.

representa. - tives of the RCMP, civil defense

and the forestry division of the department of agriculture were meeting to discuss the readiness of fire fighting resources in the case of forest fire outbreaks The fire hazard in the province 4s high and the group is seeing that all precautions for fire pre- vention are being taken.

The premier emphasized that the most serious aspect of the

Graduation Is Held At O'Leary School

ALBERTON Thirty-three iis graduated from grade O'Leary Flementary School during ceremonies held retently, with Rev David Hamil- tom as guest + gph os Se ice were. Dottald MacKenzie, chairman of the school board Speakers were Alden £E Weeks, principal. Heather Mac- Kenzie. valedictorian. Robert Bruvels, Linda MacDonald, Hon. L. G. Dewar, minister of educa tion, Theresa Stevens and No vella MacNeill. Ceremonies included a musical m under the direction of

. Harold Rogan.

Flowers were provided by members of the Women's Insti- tute

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July 1 Service “=

Joyce MacIntosh, Wayne Mare-

May of 1964. Symposium While lobster eptches were reported high in ‘the western

part of the province in May, it appears that the South Kings and North Kings districts drop- ped behind catches of a year

| Delegates To Visit Island i

ee eee landed TON) eeande | valued at $661,000, ee

in Auguat will visit this. of last vear lobstermen in the amen reese same district landed 615,000! eget oe ee as leted im the National Park area valued at $1,146,000. oe they About 50 persoms from many In Sei Se ne ee cell the July 1 holiday. | pected te attend the sympesium However. those who have Fri-) J neduled for Aug 2 to 22. day off are to lose ome day | ome their annual vacation Deosr GYROPTA ERO P set all civil servants will get Sin continued drought i that relat- . Not . wa RALEIGH. NC. (AP)—¥Fed- ing to the strawberry crap. The Oe aaa a ee investigators Monday berries need moisture ard need open: for example the registry PTobed the wreckage of a cse- it in the immediate future. gfice . seat gyroplane to determine Premiey Show enghhesised. The | what sent the homemade air- | crop is very badiy im need of \eraft plummeting to the ground acy said. Belmont Man _at a rotercraft air show Sa- we is also the need hetng day. The pilot, B. A. Whaley of experienced by the new crons for Re-Elected B Trenter. Ont. was killed The processing plants, oe ae | y Temainder of the air show was ferred .to as. the. Seole cancelled. Thirty minutes be- veil techie Gere wad woe Shorthorn Ass‘n fore the accident. Whalers 15- eral other others. © < . year-old son. had flown

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