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BIS Initiates

The monthly meeting of the Benovelent Irish Society * was held at the club on Grafton Street-on Sept. 22.

Elmer B. Hogan presided over the meeting. He assisted in the initiation of eight .ew members in the society.

The new nembers were: Ev gene Callagha Dave Corrigan, John McEntee, Doug Bell, Geo- rge Roberts, Kelvin Dowling, Hugh J. Campbell and Hubert McQuaid.

The new members were wel- comed by the president and con gratulations were extended to them by Thomas McAvinn, Da

Kelvin Dowling and Hugh J P spoke on behalf of the new members.

The building committee chair man reported that the opening of the newly constructed Erin Lounge will be held in the near future.

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‘\vid Morris, Wilfred Smith, Wil, Board. will

“Sitpreme Court of Canada, said Cyr-Beland, 38, a Montreal cab-

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Nove Scotia eanidappe ™ the 2 “Let's get ‘together.’

jhe said, “and put an end to di- vision and disruption and the the uncertainty of an uncertain government.”

Noted Director Arrives Tonight

Curt “Reis, TV and stage. dir- ector of Toronto and New York is scheduled to arrive here to- | night by plane to begin a month long dramatic arts course Shortly after arrival he will. be guest at a dinner at the Queen City Motel attended by regional governors of the Dominion

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allowable on gifts to uni ties.””

This great national plan—it is not negative, it is positive— will be done so all Canadians, regardiess of their financial po sition, may he able to take their place in our nation.”

It would all be done with rec- egnition of the provinces’ con- Stitutional position on educa- tion, he said.

Mr. Diefenbaker said that by designating the entire Atlantic area ag special area for eco nomic growth, he. would be! carrying out the recommenda- tions of the Atlantic Provinces, Drama Festiva! and their wives Economic Council, And at the From here Mr. Reis is going same time “we propose to wee to New: York to direct a play that the Atlantic Development by E. Albee at the Cherry Lane have suffteient, Theatre. t has never been pro-

When his Conservative gov-| day evening, will be open to any. ernment established the board) one in the province. In addition to help: develop the region “we| to claesses in dramatic art, two gave it unlimited monies, but | pa a Aig Bt prepared this government reduced it to) presentation in on- $100,000 000." federation Ctntre Theatre at

| | Prime Minister Pearson did| ‘he end of the course.

not act in the spirit of Confed-| eration when he submitted the} ARREST COMEDIENNE MONTREAL (CP)—Armande

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the Conservative leader. j aret comedienne, has been “If elected, we intend to deny | charged with attempted murder.

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isa an application to the court and | following the shooting of waiter WEATHE — as - = & | get together in the spirit of Con ee 30, Tuesday. Mrs. : fontreal . wssecess | federation to arrive at an agtee- - was arraigned on Stee 7h urine te Peaaes rae ae ee. \Quebec .. ....s0s5-. 68 73 ‘ment that is fair, reasonable|the charge Wednesday and ob- - pecan Caron, OF Sawer ae moving | TORONTO (CP) — Observed Predericin n= Sper ant taned 0 hall on he es away gifts to Major Edward Major - Fairweather's -retire--|""toe’ ‘Ouse Saint John ......., S350 | matter of legal interpretation.” |her lawyer that her daughter's Fairweather last evening in a ment from the Canadian Army. | ae arene eee Moncton. .......... 50 83 ; iM Diefenbaker was flanked | wedding was taking place Satur- brief ceremony held at the He has been commanding the Victoria 7 + ooo eS on, the platform by, Premier| dar, Preliminary hearing “was | . 3 | ‘ ‘ ar’ OWR . os. , ; 5 ' codstadat Gree tes Seem Semel s oe, & Sydney fase, | ee Se ee cee hey | € oe vente. Regina . us OD 6 | Yarmouth ogaciaee Gk WE” ae gatas ts ae bees SPS A { \Toronte® + beeneee 30-552 St. John’s ......... 59 66° | Montague after spending “a holi- . { : Toronto = .....,... HD Poston « wr-000005 64 74 |day in Nova Scotia. While there DANCE J veommnea?, : | rans a |they attended the Fisheries Ex- 1 _ { bers from Birchwood, Qu eon = Se a ee hibition in Lunenburg and had To Th "Ss m hi es” 1 ‘Teoneneouen” } | Charlotte, Notre Dame an ar- ward | easure of a short crui oot lottetown Rural will be among ‘sland was getting clear skies | the lances Il. They ane Sal e © aed ED Sey yD HL od HO AO Pe teen Pee Rees on CNTD aeNENS |

‘ast night while New Bruns- jed-in Halifax’ where. they were

wick and Nova Scotia were gen- |the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Eric

the many volunteers who will carry out various tasks in con- nection with each of the four! erally cloudy and foggy. A few |Cannon. ; evening clinics being held on showers were being reported in |Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday northern New Brunswick, TORONTO PATIENT |and Thursday of next week. Rain ahead of a disturbance Fg vigge cercertee Mon- | southwest of New York will |tague, is a patient in the Toronto | tne cemeter ne a wok peut mothe sortera hat General Hema where he wi of New Brunswick this morning, U%dergo surgery. ¢

The Guardian, Charlottetown, Sat., Sept. 25, 1965. 5 Regional forecasts: | ‘tions are being promoted, for Prince Edward Island: Sunny | 4," ALIPAX Tae rs Mis,

M | | R | | a | “blood donor supremacy’. John warm. Winds southwest | . 8 ‘ Rapattoni is the newly appoint-| 2. Lov-high at Charlottetown Neil Darrach, Charlottetown, ac ed chairman of the blood donor | 58 and 75. Outlook for Sunday, : lecommittee at St. Dunstan’s) cloudy with showers and much where there is an “‘inter-class cooler

: competition’’ in progress, and A. Fremont Archer, chairman| The boys were busy distribut-|James Beardsley is this year's High. tide today at Charlotte-

of the Red Cross blood donor | ing these posters on Wednesday blood donor chairman at Prince| ‘own 11.40 a.m. At Rustico. at| tommittee for Charlottetown com- | afternoon. Another crew of boys of Wales where the competition | 6.56 a.m. and-7.3 p.m, High) mented last night on the en./from Birchwood will be.on hand is between the ‘‘boys’ and the tide Sunday at Charlottetown JUST COINCIDENCE

thusiasm being displayed by at the Confederation Centre at ‘girls’. 12.17 a.m. and 12.34 p.m. At Rus-, A recent report of court pro- Red Cross members who are/|five o'clock on Monday after-| A clinic at the “gym” at St.\tico at 7.54 a.m. and 8.03 p.m,| ceedings in Georgetown noted a| students in both the elementary |non to help with the unloading | Dunstan's will be held on Mon- summers'de tide eighteen wa. | guilty plea of impaired driving |

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companied by Mrs. R. W. Beck |

and high school grades in Char- and setting up of the equipment'day afternoon between one and Will be open Saturday afternoon and Saturday -

lottetown and who are playing a/%0 that all will be in readiness four p.m. to open the four-day gre :inc ine" Charlottetown, by Kenneth MacDonald, Monte: 1 ojo) oni day Sunday. and full of joy, five and major role in the preparation for|/for the opening session which'serics in Charlottetown. Prince les today at 7.03.a.m, and; gue. This ts not Kenneth R. Mac- = romance.

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place at the Centre |

He remarked particularly on| the fact that the grade 7 students | at Birchwood High under the) leadership of their teacher, Leo! Callaghan who is a faithful do-'| nor, are the official distributors of the posters. which are used to | advertise the clinics in the busi- ness establishments in the city.

HOSPITAL PATIENT

Earl. S. Hennessey, train checker at the CNR, has been a patient in the Charlottetown. Ho- spital since Sept. 5.

ROUTINE LAYOFF

Some 18 city street employees will be laid off work today in. a routine move, Six street clean- ers will be retained in the up- town area of city.

Later in the season the work- ers will be recalled for a- t wo- week period to help cleanup the fall of leaves.

CONDITION GOOD

The condition of Jack Annear of Montagve. who took suddenly {ll at the Chaglottetown Driving Pork Thursday night was re ort- ed as ‘‘not serious’’ by his at- tending physician Dr. Briode Lantz, yesterday

Mr. Annear, who became ill

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mcee!, was rushed to the Prince Edward Island Hospital by am-~- bulance

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