ISLAND. NEWS PAGE

2" The Guardian, Charlottetown) Thurs. May 720, 1965.

BROTHERS GRADUATE

Lesie. right. and Lyrecnd? Jay. sens of Wr and Mrs Kenneth Jay. Mount Stewar

received their Bachelor of Arts degrees at the srecesting ex _@rcises at Mount at Mount Allis Un

versity on Mav 1! Lesiie.'s emploved at Genera’ Motors while Lyraood has

a= with San mitton ° Ont

at Oshawa accepted 2 posit soms-Sears at Ha where he will. bezin

_June 1

work on

Police Dog Work

Demonstrated

A large number of city pelce @fficers as well as RCMP were en hand vesterday afternoon at Victoria Park when one of the trained police docs «ts broucht here especially for the demon- stration of his type of polices work.

The dog and his handlers were brought here from Dorchester, NB. by Police Chief Sterns Webster who asked the work of the dog be shown to his and _all_ other interested people-

A beautiful animal! trained to Perfection, the dog readily per- Mitted Youngsters to fondle and scratch him while he was at rest. but when his handler cal!l- ed him to action with the order “get him” the doz went imme- diately to the attack. Trained top obey the command of the man holding the leash. when the leash

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was handed tn the second hand.

ler he just as quickly attacked the first one when ordered

The demonstration was wit- Ressed by a larze number of Spectators including a majority of city councitiers and a num- ber of citizens who had gather- ed. One well known city lawyer was heard to exclaim to nearby policemen _“] would rather have

your cambined ferces afier me

than that dog™

Surwienide Woman Dies

SUMMERSIDE Mrs. Lucy Goodwin. a long-time resident of this town. died in Prince County Hospital Tuesday after- noon in her 65h year:

Wife of Sydney Goodwin 66 ‘Russell Street, she was the former Lucy Gillis and the daughter of John and Bridzet (Sheen) Gillis of Kensington The deceased was - married ‘twice, first to Willard: MacNeill who predeceased her. and then to her surviving hushand. Mr. Goodwin. There were no chil-

drén_from__either_marriaze....._

Surviving along with her hus.

- band are two brothers, Harold

of Toronte. and Hubert. North- ern B.C. Two sisters predeceas- ed her.

Suzar maple trees in Ontario are vanishing, owing to the syit- ability of the sugar maple for making furnituré\and golf clubs:

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Cerebral Palsy Conference

Said Uniquely

For arenes

The fifth annua! conference on Centre.

Cerebral Palsy.

scheduled in ert a oe

Charlottetown June 44. will have Riverside ee dee and director

as Koezier. clinical director of the

Psy ic Research Institute MacDonald. directer of Chariot- — < >

of Londen. Ont tetown'’s sheltered workshop housing and the need for 2 mini. “2S¢ and at the same time pay at were sons st DON’T MISS THE BIG HOLIDAY Dr Koegler and fr “Keith The conference is unlike other mum wage for all classes of ‘M&M rents for substandard bous- reson a aoe

Armstrong. “of Toronto, national CP’ conferences now being held workers highlighted the May '™S Ee are vores ane ee nn ane commells ehebaet DANCES

executive director. Canadian. in other parts of Canada. offic- meeting of the Catholic Soctal the field of tow rented hensing May 2 and 21

Rehabilitation Council for

Disabled. will

unique conference which will be participation by parents

ts guest speaker Dr. S. J. of the Mental Health division’

Charlottetown; and Gordon

the ials stress..in that the discuss- participate in the ions are designed to encourage Nurses’ Residence of

and

attended by families and work- families of cerebral palsy vic-

throuzghest the four Provinces

Besides the speeches tours, the Conference wil! fea-

ture 2 special panel on ed Workshops for the Cerebral * Paisied”. conducted by Dr. M. N. Beck. director of Charlotte- town’s Mental Health clinic; Dr. Toder Gencheff. orthopedic sur- georn of PEI 's Rehabilitation

—ers_uith__the_.cerebral _palsied_tims_not—just-deectersand—spec-—_workers_in_the city are required Atlantic ialists.

Conference chairman. Briza-

and dier MW. Reid. of Charlotte-

town, deputy mumister of wel-

“Shelter- fare. said the conference theme regular

‘Parental Responsibility in Cerebral Palsy Programs. is, designed to impart as much in- formation and encouragement to Atlantic Area families as poe

title. . *

Resisting Fisheries Officer * Costs Montrose Man $200,

ALBERTON

Adams. Montrose... was fined

$2) and costsor—five months | W. Chester S_|

by Magistrate MacDonald at Alberton vester- day. for resisting and wilfully eostructing fishery officer Nor- ‘man- MacLeod in the perform- ance of his duties

fishing without a license

Adams was fined $10 and costs and a third charge possession of 3 undersize lobsters, which mmvolved the seizure of his fish- beat. was adjourned to

mz

June 9 for a decision. Represent- ed by J. Melville Campbell. the — accused pleaded guilty to all

three charges. Bruce MacDon- ald appeared for*the Crown other fishermen in the Ada seizure. James Alfréd Garth Powers and Stephen Perle Mc- Neill, Alberton South, received fines of $3 and costs each for possession of “50 undersized lob- |

sters +

Duplicate Bridge Standings Given Following are the results of

the Duplicate Bridge Club play held at the Charlottetown Hotel

this week NORTH - SOUTH Senn Senn 55.85 Kelly — MacDonald 55.469 Rozman — Coaty — - 53.12 Douglas — Douglas 34.00 MacMillan — Duffy 51.95 EAST-WEST

Atkins — MacLean 63.78 | Connolly — Toombs $7.73 Campbell — Stewart 56.42 Buntain — Cotton 27 53.96 MacDonald — Hambly 53.78

Ivan Chester |

s boat at the time of its |

Peter Lloyd McNeill, Alber- ton, was fined $10 and costs for

For driving whtle impairee , Wendell Thomas Hardy. Alber- ton, and Charlies William Adams, Elmsdale, were each fined $75 and costs.

Tan Gordon Irving. Atherton, was fined $10 and costs for ex- ceeding the speed-limit in a 30- mile zone

Austin Joseph O'Meara. Al-

rton, was fined $10 and costs

driying without due care and attention

John Edward Gavin. Tignish, and Edward Joseph DesRoches.

| St. Felix, were fined $10 and costs for driving. without a license :

| A Cascumpec resident fined $20 and costs for being intoxicated in a public, place and a man fromm St. Felix was

fined $20 and costs for. posses-—

| sion of intoxicating liquor. Thomas Gain, Portage. re- ‘ceived a $10 fine for operating an improperly equipped vehicle.

Miminegash Tender Let.

OTTAWA (Special) — A con-

-trract..of $60.489 fora mer ex-|

tension at Miminegash has been awarded to Morrison and -- Mac- Rae Limited of Summerside, Solititor General J. Watson MacNaught announced here Wednesday.

The Morrison and MacRae figure was the lowest received

Pair Caught Inside Store

SUMMERSIDE — Joseph Wil- liam Lavoilette and Joseph Ray- mond —Chaisson. both of merside. pleaded guilty to char- Ses of break and entry in town police court Wednesday morn- mz and were remanded to this morning for sentencing by Mag- istrate-R--S- Hinton, QC

The two accused were appre- hended at Gaudet’s Save- Easy Supermarket ‘at approximately or o'clock Wednesday morning

ty town police constables Gerdes Gordon Grady and George Arsenault

The police were on regular patrol. checking buildings. when the arrest was made. The two accused had gained entry into the store bya rear window in the building ‘situated over a gar- haze shed

The police were waiting for them when they came out of the.’store but the accused. on observing them. retreated into the building. One of the two tried to make a break through a side door~but_ was apprehend- ed before he could get far. The second accused was apprehend... ed inside the building

Upon further investigation the police found that the pop ma- chine had been rifled and a number of bottles of extract and other minor items taken Also mside the store was a bac full of groceries which apparently had ean planned as part of the

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Sum- ;

;| when tenders for the job closed * b May 12. The work wil! be in addition

to about $30,900 wWhich.was spent last year at. Miminegash The north breakwater will be made | 100 feet longer with a width of 37 feet. It will be of sheet stee! piling. held Ftogether with tie rods and be filled with sand- stone: Asphak. will be poured over the surface to make a bitu- minous top Mr. MacNaught said this yéar’s work is to keep the seas

from breaking through and it |

will-also provide a better chan- nel entrance into the mooring area

The fishermen at Miminegash have been pressing for some years for such hatbor improve- ments which had been held up by the earlier government austerity program

Lorne Monkley Named Deputy v. Secretary

Lorne - Monkiey, c mn of the provincial civil servants commission, has beefi appointed deputy provincial secretary

Mr. Monkley’s appointment “was approved at Tuesday's cab- inet meeting. He succeeds Wendall MacKay who accepted a position with the Island De- velopment Company on May 15.

In making the appointment Tuesday. Provincial Secretary 4. David Stewart said Mr. Monk- ley’s appointment will “create @ vacancy on the civil service commission which will be filled by the government in due coutse " »

| Coady Group : Tours Island

A group: of international stud- ents, who attend the Coady in- ternational institute of St. Fran- cis Xavier University in Anti- gonish. N.S. is making a tour of the Island this week.

.The group. accompanied by John Chisholm, a member of the faculty of the Coady in- Stitute. visited Charlottetown

The group ‘Is interested tn ob. serving co - operatives. credit ‘unions, government depart- ments. the experimental farm; 4H clubs, women's institutes, Some ae extension depart-

ARDA projects and fam- ay fs corms

Travel Bureau Acting Director Is Appointed | Robert LeClair. professor of French at Prince of Wales Col-

| lege. has heen appointed acting- | director of the Provincial Travel Bureau

His was announ- |

| ced by J David Stewart, tourist | development minister, . tae

president

Endorsed By Bureau =:

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-4 : jie. Gerehd Mesto: sialt oot caerend _ wan Sepl _euiiag | Seabees They were each : ¢ : S i personnel. Jack MacDoraid. 224 liquor to another perses, was re- famed $20 and costs. yo

+ | property. Peter MacNeill. manded to Charisttetows on A-susitagt of Bete Rete Se

? a ee Saker prtaenn ser ame Gopenae atlennay Bs Suelo und -Oiie OF te

\chiares daring the st mm er McQuaid. .QC. will present while anather from Souris was

months was approved and the ‘¥® witmesses arraigned on a charge of disturb-

child welMare commitiee was A resident of Souris and an- ine ibe peace and drew a sim-

each charged with possession of The Crown was represented by liquor im places other than ther J. Arthur McGuigan, QU.

A discussion on rental!

available under the federal-pro- vinctal-city sharing plan was strongly endorsed

John Mulligan, auditar for the

Welfare “Bureau held a the

he Char lottetown Hospital Monday It was pointed out that

mar

AT THE “ROLLAWAY

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burean, and J T Place. °

rer reviewed the preparemee #1 Souris Court —

of the 1966 budget for the P_E_}. United Fund. of which the Bureau 's a member acenry. Reports were heard from the County 2ustr.

followine committees: family Besdav - ate’s Court =

\ welfare. Frank Moran: child wel- - Paulene Feehan, of Dundee,

day's meeting of the cabine’

Mr. LeClair will be act: director during the ilince<s ‘of the director Georze V

Music -at all dances by The Amberst, N.S.

Fraser

Today, Firday and Saturday

MANY WITH 2 TROUSERS

@ New dart shades for spring and inte summer wear @ Big ranze of sizes in 4 te

--@ - Chease_ from_this_ selection of quahty -saite- guaramteed= te give - comiart.

Regular $69 and $79

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TERYLENE and COTTON,

SLACK 79

2 Prs. “13.00

SPORT SHIRTS

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@ AN first quality by 2 Canadians maker @ Light shades. @ sammer pac and

‘Ss @ Wash with ease and_ ——iries te ecriginal geod mM

@ Big coleer ranze of beize. blac. tan: and alive

Reg. $8.00 Value

@ Bic size rance from 36 te &

@ Bay several fer the belidays abead

Reg. to 6.00

2 for 7.75

CANVAS and SUEDE

CASUAL SHOES

@ Sef bouncy feam soles @ Browns. grevs, blacks @ Slip-on and lace styles @ Vilues to 500

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| Saturday Afterncon From 2 ‘til 5:30—Adm. 50c and Monday Night 9 ‘til 1—Adm. 75¢ ontenentials, from

) SOCKS — |SHIRTS N’ SHORTS @ Famous Maritime Maker

Reg. 1.00

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WHERE QUALITY Is SURE

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