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« | Thursday, Dec. 2 at 8 p.m, ed $10 and costs for speeding. ReTIRES AFTER FEUD: a rane AC no 0 IS S Since the last annual meeting It just 50 os tiene later te erganize the They were: Frederick ree | io . are some © to a } _ N.B.; NOS AIRES (AP) t | @ new arena has been built for day. ee ae or amet pong tage ge Moncton, N.B.; Herman Alexan-| BUE —Maj

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e | , |Success and hard work for the Pictou en route overseas to take! Col. Parker Hooper. Bay, N.S.; Eric William McKen- tine army commander-in-chief jactive members of the associa- their part in the First World Approximately 207 men of all na. Bloom@ield; Douglas Parker He replaced Lt.Gen. Juan Can | tion, as the new arena built un- War. They arrived in Halifax ,anks were in the. unit and Cameron, Gagetown, N.B., and i

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der the winter works program, that night and early the next though it .was practically im- ¢ ce continued to operate all year morning were on the “Atlantic possible to keep track of all the Omario Fherhers in Gueneen saat the ap | "The annual meeting of the viewed the enue development ;Found. promoting qqerts and re nae Ry yoy bo ene ee esl Jona B 1 st Mar. Pointment of @ new army secre oe, eee ae its meager beginnings in 1937 naee a young peaple.. © col. A. G. Peake and his second. |saly about '30 were killed in the Sbfield, was fined $10 and costs descreed with the appointment held at the Health focusing special attention on cer-| During pt in-command was Capt. W. B. war. The first such casualty was|for having defictent equipment | 1) -, wtro Sanchez as army ‘ec tae. Charlottetown with 34 tification at the advanced level. femesiaiicn selena minor a Prowse. Col. Peake returned Walter Lantz. The unit had ar-| 0 & vehicle. a was aloe chars. cdaher members in attendance. Mr. Shearer, who recently com-|/major league baseball, a Red. ~~ ~)~~SC<CSSsSstC<CS*~CS~*” rived S Feonee Jame 2. 1916, | od a ‘hes thicke and 2,l0wer tank than himself The president, William Mac- pleted a cross-Canada trip, em-|Cross water safety program, | Bermuda Fli hts th Britis oe ee oe ae = pate felt a retired officer ghould Donald RT., reviewed the in-|phasized the increasing overall /teen-hops and variety shows. & g was no Canadian lery } fined coals hig 2ave been appointed.

} \creased activities of the local|need in Canada for medical | Haliowe' , Many of the veterans of the), Charged with j jbranch during the past year and | laboratory technologists. ee St ae ets Begin Dec. 14 tnd Battery are still living im|license was suspended. James | extended a vote of thanks to the | Work the ie Charlottetown today. A mong Thomas Cross, | 1965 executive. d Of T d _— winter wo A new wintertime thrill for them are such well known city | was fined $50 and covts. sone | Future activities on a national | Boar rade \oregrems already DbeSUO those seeking relief from ice and men as ‘Bob’ Nicholson, who was| Robert Harold Edwards,

level were outlined by Edward around the huge structure and snow ‘will materialize Dec. 14 wounded on the Somme, Clive | Wiltshire, charged with having

| the interior and exterior of the! +o0 4; in- Albert | defective bra! equ | Gillis, B.Se., A.R.T., the i w Ed ; when Air Canada sends the in- Currie, Phil Holland. vinta ae a eee Views ucation building and the grounds around aygural flight of its new weekly Dinnis. Col. F. B. Conrad and\was fined $20 and costs.

executive. | KENSINGTON — In the ab- iit are looking up. return service from Halifax to| many more. o | Augustus B. Mallard, North Elected to the 1968 executive sence of the acting sident,' A full report from all commit- Bermuda. ay re Lake, charged with driving, were: president, William Mac-| Don Wood, Keith on | tees will he heard at the annual However, that thrill will be) i i ‘without due care and attention | |Donald RT: vice-president, San- proaited a the aie mashing |sootiag. available oa sleet ££ be) m red Case iwas fae oes a and ane |dra White RT; secretary, Stan-| e Board | Kenneth McRae, president ot | fore i . | Fined costs failing | ley MacNair B.Sc. RT: treasurer,| Trade Wednesday night. ersociation,. wi ; The first of such planned flights| in 50 Fine ‘to dim headlights were Benjam ‘ ‘Louise Anderson. RT; public re-| Public affairs chairman Lloyd |the Hom wil preside @€ will leave Halifax Dee. 3 with| Brings $ in Arehur Grant of Charlottetown | lations, Maureen Fisher RT; dir-| Lockerby commented on a re-| a load of government heads, | SUMMERSIDE — Leslie and Brian David Foley, Chariot. | jectors, Alice Clements RT, port of the financing of higher boards of trade, newspaper pub-in.- summerside, was fined tetows. ie gy i | Myrna Johnstone RT, Joyce) education. -He said that the in- Bad Weath lishers and radio and television $50 plus costs for having care cl Alexander MacLeod. | : | Clark RT and Jean Kitson RT. | crease in enrollment in higher @P station managers. The return aut eaiicel of a uealer dhiche ae charged ith | J.W Skinner The annual banquet, held at education is fantastic. flight will be made Dec. 7. | hile inal ete be cnuaee (navies is war ak he ce » - ' ithe YMCA, followed the meeting A. second report was, tiled,| Etta olla ne VAY 2 aneuaat ‘ieat toca nant |edit Town, Police court yee- hanging foad wae’ fined $10” ead 4-4044 and was chaired by the presi. “Education In The Atlantic Pro. FUNIGerS OPK the Vanguard flight trom Hali./ed in Town ona 2am dent William MacDonald |vinces” and dealt with prob-| fax to the mid-Atlantic paradise ‘erday. gistrate R. S. a ged with f to stop at esx : A. R. Shearer BA, LCSLT, the | lems arising annually in regard! Unfavorable weather condi. ' cover the 870 air miles in less : ailing pas executive secretary registrar of | to education. . tions have hindered the lifting than three hours. The cost for a | the Canadian Society of Labora-| ‘George Howatt, chairman of |r buove by the Deparcment ay (ist class return flight is $i . eg psezeateate | tory qornamegios » Hamitton | the committee = Apsicultune Transport, seid District Marine ~ there a on one : was st r. He re- | sai a re referring . : ursion effect 5 SOME VIESITOR! —————_ ee | atult education ie te feceive | Aeest Ten Leslie. from Nov. 1 to March 15. : | wx Pad to atGe Wal ae tenes vane ‘ | Rev. Dr. L. P. Cc in, | per the S Wolfe are row : Young Clarence Abitony had was 17-year-old Glenda Olberg, Island Native | cumieanen of Gee teommpert cose’ | pehedeiad to alaclets Utting op. |t> Rersente uel i tikes Bp unexpected visitor in Tor- who will represent Calgary se mittee, commented favourably jerations by mid December. | much longer route via Montreal eato's Hospital for Sick Child- Stampeders in the Miss Grey Die | U S A, 22.260 strip of pavement in! The COGS Tupper is now re-| or Toronto. ren yesterday. The visitor Cup contest. S$ IN. U.0.AR.z. the Kensington area’ sadcaaeeadina te Chutes taee After some discussion on cen-/ and the CCGS Wolfe ts expected “What Can Prayer Island Ai rid fously ill. With complete disre-| Sister Mary Damien, Sacred tennial projects a motion was! to begin operating the first of | 3 . rman [Eard for his own safety he elect. Heart Home, received word of Passed that the board hold it-/next week on the north side of Do For Me? { 5 stay wil aircr. and \the death of her older brother, | elf open any approac from | the Island. | aie ‘ 2Cited For Valor Pt Thro sheet devotion to | Ben McKearney, Wednesday in a liwiues request-) Only a few have been lifted | epnton dope cre $ uty and loyalty to his pilot he |nureing home im Lindonwille, | ‘ from the Miramichi a casual attitude to prayer? : % SUMMERSIDE — Flying Of- |was able to direct and guide the | Vermont. A letter trom Alf Parkes, exec-| oocr weather conditions In December Reader's Digest, The Christmas Seal Mobile X-ray Unit, owned and maintained by awarded’ the Ae’ pias pilot back to base and subse-| Mr. McKearney is a native at tive - secretary of the Mar-|" Oise? ‘areas include the Mag-| Helen Hayes talls of her own the P.E.L TB League ts most effective in discovering of unknown cases - awarded the Air Forc® quent landing. St. Mary's Road, PEI. He left ‘me aed the ny | dalen Islands, Bay of Chaleur, | despair to of contagious and other chest diseases. for gallantry of the high. The investiture will be held at the Island about 4 years ngs | setts sone Se te tude Bon | the coastlines of Nova Scotia | Journey through a1 Stan's Universe et at St. Government House by the Liew- and has made his home in re- lenbach. representative of ARDA, |2m4 New Brunswick, including enduring peace. Rea In 1964—6460 Islanders were x-rayed by the Mobile Unit—20 non- stan’s University, Charlotte-|tenant-Governor of Prince’ Ed- \cent years at Wolcott, Vermont. | stating that any small * | Pleasant Bay. : tragedy brought this great | tu 6 sa . fora, oyrarie 4 salve of ward Ian 2'pm. on Mon "Surviving beste wie tad SACRE Oat aa Seat HES a arate are, scree 10 8 wpcil way of | tuberculous and 6 tuberculous condtions were diagoosed 7 » PEL. iday, Nov. 29. is u |son, : ; is In oe — aie jthat Premier Walter Shaw, three sistere. oe Deedennee the Agricultural For a continued, prepaid, Mobile Unit x-ray service— the navigator of a |Mayor Walter Cox and other Stephen of St. Mary’s Road The meeting asked that th aft.and during the flight he military and civilian dignitaries and Oliver of Harrington are the sae ae the ms future

oticed his pilot had taken ser- expect to attend lonky brothers on P.E.I. to discuss the program.

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