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NATIONAL SAFETY AWARD PRESENTEL

evening. The P.E.1. Roadbuild- in Quebec earlier this year. | ers Association won last yeat. ‘The board will retain the tro- ~~ n the cama ini aradiaaa phy unti] the winning province

is announced for 1965. Per-

A nationa) industrial safety eward in the form of a totem pole was presented to Mike Campbell (eff), secretary and safety supervisor of the P.E.I. Workmen's Compensa-

tion Board at a dinner meet- sented to the board by the

roadbuilders.

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| shamrocks and tophats to honor

jcourse a shamrock

: | mepimche in charge of Lt. Char-

| parade

jcenotaph where a wreath was | Dowling. Following this short

| Gotrvered a sermon suitable to the occasion.

| ade re - formed and before |Mmembers returned to the soci-

| Resisting Arrest Nets

i The Guardian, Charlottetown, Thurs. Mar. 18, 1965. Jail Term

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SUMMERSIDE For

and resisting arrest, Jose side was sentenced to months in Prince County

nesday morning

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Godfrey Sonier,.17, of Summer-

two jail

by Magistrate R. 8S. Hinton, QC. in town police court Wed-

Yesterday the d f Sonier, who had pleaded ester ay wes e Gay for ety's rooms.on Grafton St, sev- guilty to the charges Tuesday the wearing the green and|erai of the city’s main streets was sentenced to one month on

the Benevolent Irish Society found the St made the most of it with one of | taking over the grandest parades seen in| ambrose Smith was chief recent years. The Irish were UP marshal and his three assist- bright and early on yesterday's ants were W. W. McCarron, Leo clear morn and formed up with Dowling Sr, and Everett B Beagan. Flag bearers were Jo- the patron Saint of Ireland seph Thistle and Leo Dowling And it was indeed a big par- 3, ade, one of the swankiest the shamrock wearers ever put on Following the parade a short

|the streets of Charlottetown, | Meeting of the society was held ' Dark coats, top hats, flashy in the clubrooms where congra

. . : tulatory message; were, read regalia, white taeda from other Irish so ietiescac ross | one of the 126 on parade look Canada. President John emart as could be presided at this meeting

oe ee Prince Edward Island

Patrick's parade each charge

are to run concurrently

stables George Arsenault Tom Gladney who were ar ting (6 people involved -in

day evening Sonier

ers eapaped

The © Magistrate origina

MaeGregor rendered stir- Irish music al) along the | route and large num- | bers of citizens watched from every vantage..point

After leaving the society's | rooms on Grafton St. at 10 o'-|

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ceremony which honored Bene- volent Irish Society members | who died in the last two world | wars, the parade proceeded | along Grafton to Queen to Rich- mond to Great George and then to St. Dunstan's Basilica where Mass was celebrated by Rt.)

William Simpson who also

Following the Mass the par-

of the association. Mr. Perry manent plaques were also pre- | |

ing in Senate Tuesday

John Simmonds, Central Cream- | making the. highest percentage | gries Lid., Charlottetown, \malgamate aes = Adams, Amalgamated Dairies. READE-STERLNG PRESENTATION ,| making the highest percentage |? Eimer Offer, Ideal Dairy, rn of first grade cheese: 1. Doug- | Summerside; 3. William Stordy, IV SS las Adams, Amalgamated Dair-| Crystal Dairy, Summerside. GLORIOUS jes; 2. Reg MacAdam, Morell | Co-op Creamery; 3. Walter Cox, REPORT PLAGUE TECHHICOLOR Adam®, manager{ ped the class for highest per-| Pure Milk Co., Charlottetown.| SAIGON (Reuters) — More Dairies, Summer-| centage of grade A bottled milk.| To the cheese plant manager | than 60 cases of bubonic plague, and topped all five_ for| The prize list is as follows: | making the highest percentage |including 16 deaths, have been which his plant was in| To the creamery manager | of % score cheese: 1. Douglas officially reported in South Viet | CINEMASCOPE excgilency of dairy making the highest percentage | Adams, Amalgamated Dairies. | Nam this year, the public health it was revealed yesterday by/| first grade butter: 1. Douglas) To the creamery manager |ministry said Monday. A E.W. Adams, provincial dairy | Adams es melaient | making the highest percentage spokesman said the a of BOX OFFICE NOW OPEN, 12:00 P.M. — 5:08 P.M. superintendent to the annual|3. Mort Larkin, Glasgow | excellent in the sanitation con-| plague were concentra in megting of the dairymen's as- ; 3. Nelson Hatherley, | test: 1. Douglas Adams, Amal- |eight provinces, most of them in Tickets $1 Telephone 892-2464 ociation. North Creamery. | gamated Deiries;; 2. Mort Lar-|the central part of the country | top-| To New Glasgow Creamery; 3. | ;

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