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MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS SOCIETY NAMES OFFICERS |

The P.E.J. Chapter of the . Officers for

Norton, president; Mrs. Ralph Proud, first vice-president; Mrs. A. D. Andrew, second vice-president ; Mrs. R. M. Cummings, corres-

penfies secretary; Mrs. Jack Lean, recording secretary; and W. R. Arbing, treasurer.

From the left are, W. R. Arb- ing, . Robert Norton and Mrs. R. M. Cummings.

| Fluoridation, Non-Smoking Recommended —

| eill, minister ‘allt ta ene tapitatre yesterday, in reply to opposition

ariety Show Popular; To Be Repeated: Mon. sexes

high-stepping rhythm | water as a tooth decay preventa- ible and backs campaign in

good health.

Canada submitted the slate of | officers for 1965 at their annual |

meeting at Charlottetown Le-

MONTAGUE — Montague led; a Cianentery Schenl cueece of pand led the “March of the a ee grades night : — | non- presented their variety concert Wooden Soldiers”, all’ bedecked | 11. interests of to @ delighted and enthusiastic in colorful uniforms. These were audience at the elementary led by a gold-braided “Captain ouch ee eae concert, ‘of the Guard”. Annabel Hilchey which was sec ina es

. <8 and Joanne Ings of grade 6 play- of four to be presented Curing | oo the of the little gir! and

this school year, was staged un- der the direction of Mrs. Ralph _ Jack-in-the-box in this aum-

Beck.

The chairman for the evening, | ATHLETIC DEMONSTRATION Rev. R. F. Burns, noted in his’ Grade 6 pupils staged a varicty remarks that the production cer- o7 numbers including gay sea tainly showed variety as it con- tained a little of everything in-

City Merchant, War Veteran Dies March 2 |

Harry A. MacDougall, a long S, ~— and ~ sen". the time resident of Charlottetown . _a t “buyi ’ forme: . cluding bi-culturalism, an ti- Ses “Mad Hatter’s Tea ae owrypt ergot segregationism, the Beatles and’ party" from Alice in Wonder- Nursing Home, Tuesday, March was indeed a morally uplifting jand and a colorful waltz, “Alice 9 "19:5 ‘ ‘ performance and one that would danced * be

was a river scene by , Mrs. Beecher Hickex, who aire , ve Mrs, Beck in the role co-director, direction of Grade 2 boys and girla pre- Mills oats sented a half hour musical pro Judo duction in the form of a Toyshop. the girls displayed Gaily costumed “‘dolls” sang, re- talents in a vaulting cited and danced; painted “In- |ysing wgtrong man” fians’’ war-whooped and tumb- | ag ¢ ‘horse’. show was

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Questioned

ALex Campbell (L-5th Prince) asked in the Legislature yester- day whether or not the govern- ment, in connection with prom-

tion campaign, has opened an industrial promotion office in Summerside.and whether or not the staff for the office had been chosen.

Industry and Natural Resour- ces Minister Leo Rossiter re- plied “‘no” to the questions.

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market was “a vital question” to be considered, Mr. MacDon- ald said. “If we had control led marketing, prices would not be fluctuating as they are to day.” | VOCATIONAL SCHOOL

Speaking on the posstbility of a vocational school for Kings |

“the school is going to be a

Some students; he said, -would) have to travel as far as 140) miles per day, and this would | cchstityte “a great « physical strain” on the students,

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ter §, MacDonald morning in Prince County Court. second Summerside resi- appearing on a similar arising from the same incident, was fined $50 and costs ordered

bond of $250.

George Michael Charies Kinch

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stated yesterday that Kinch MacLean as he

the Kensington Le- witnesses, William Blak- god Rey Moun cars were equipped with extinguishers. He said such

equipment might not see fre- quent use, but could

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Alfred Arsenault of Kensing- ton also pleaded guilty to a) charge of creating a distur- bance by fighting and was fined $25 and costs” Three other men, appearing on similar charges, Don Holmes of Kensington and brothers Lester Montgomery and Junior Montgomery entered not guilty pleas end their. cases were adjourned for one week.

Gordon Arsenault of Mis- couche was fined $10 and costs for speeding.

A Long “River man, William Keir MacKay Je., was given & six-month sentence by Magistrate MacDonald. Mac- Kay had earlier been given & deferred sentence when he had pleaded guilty to a charge possession of stolen goods (a chain saw). He was ordered yes-

ance of $300 with one surety.

An Abram's pleaded guilty to a charge unlawful and was fined $20 and costs.

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SDU President Attends Session Of Universities

Rt; Rev. G. A. Macdonald, | president of St. Dunstan's Uni-|

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ciation of Atlantic Universities. |

One of the principal items in today's session of the AAU will! bea discussion of the possibility of engineering students spending only two years .at affiliate uni-| versities and three years at Nova Scotia. Technical College) before receiving their engineer- ing degrees. |

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Other items for discussion in-| clude: university entrance re quirements; winter carnivals; the possibility of setting up a common scheme for concerts, lectures, etc., universities, with a secretariat in Halifax; the suggestions of the) Bladen commission; and 1966-66) tuition fees.

Magr. Macdonald will return to

the province on Saturday.

City To Shediac Yacht Race Set For July 30

| Members of Charlottetown, | Summerside and Montague) | yacht clubs attended a luncheon

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