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The Guardiin, C harlottetown, Mon., Aug

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of Nashua) New Hampshire a} Under the -direction of Drum standing ovation ‘following a|Major, Joyce Keilig of Milford: | MISS POWERS — MR. DALEY _and concert at the New Hampshire, the corps en-_ |

| field drill

WEATHER

the Maritimes today. “Parents Fivalar

3 At Centre

Standing Ovation Given U. S. Band |

A packed grands Send gave the Gharlottetowa Spartan Drum and Bugle Corps Saturday night

———— |tered the race track from the |

. Tempera- of precision marching and drill.

: |During a brief ceremony in Bont

Driving Park |

7jRer th paddock under searchlights | from the grandstand roof and | lgave a flawless -demonstration

Lieutenant-Governor W-J.Mac- Donald took the salute as. the corps marched past the grand | stand playing ot Remember | You.’ |

lof. the judges stand Winston Bowler; corps business manager, presented a farewell copy. of the inougurol

ernor MacDonald on behalf of

*/ President Lyndon B. Johnson.

° TORONTO (CP)- sland Representatives ie f | Low avernighh high sunday a DawWsanet oe eee 35 5 ‘tend Training Course ee eee ae Edmonton atten 44 68 x Pow daughter of Mr.joutstanding leadership in their Regina .s..eeeees 48 60 hard» Powers: ofjown .High School Red Cross Winnipeg -, ...3---. 48 66 ge 12. student at Councils. Churchill’. cseseees 45. 49 Hich, and Micn- They will. join. some 150 young Toronto. . seceeeees 60 78 i f Mr..and Mrs. ‘delegates selected by Red Cross Ottawk © ....eeees 54 72 ( | Stemon Park, |Chapters in New’ Jersey, Dela-, Montreal. .....0 55 71 a | : it-at Miscouche|ware and Lower Bucks County, Quebec " .....4++:5 47 74 “R JH representing Pennsylvania, .plus some Cana- Fredericion -. ....- 4a 76 H ao] Red-fross.in PEL/djan’ representatives, for the Saint John... ..... 40... 7%: at Srhoall Red Cross six-day. session. .whi¢ch will have (Moncton. ..ene2ts ADTs Te NovelA}pment “Centre a completeaschedule of study andHalifax — ...... ee: 53 76 } ne the camous of the |discussion of the Red, Cross pro-/Charlottetown eo fe 73 Mm ‘ n Hightstown,/gram and demonstrations of -how |Sydney soe eed 75. ’ reov f Sunday. Aug: lit can be strengthened in schools./ Yarmouth .. 49 69 t +} Friday, August| The two Prince Edward Island St. John's, Nfld..., 53 70 96 bre " |representatives will be the guests |Baston he cbaa 61 5 M P and Mr. Daleyjof the American Red Cross at |New York °...cs05.. 71 83 Hiooptat n Sutiday for this this Centre, and will he given a |Washington™ .°y..05 7 88- the ‘basie..purpose af jweek's home pie iy in Wil-, Jacksonville Te sto. trata. fm embers: for mington,.. Delaware, ‘fee Gon. /Miamt, o. aciseeeses 7 #6 nf teadersh ip in gh! jclusion : \Los Angeles. <....+- 68 BB & 4-Cross Both of these |— a San Francisco... S Dea yo opie have heen giving | SOINASRBIE ae evisu Es 3 : sae | j o ae | ae IFAX CPi — The} mitisiss rier ss eeeeea]| BONG Members ee ae PURITY DAIRY : Are Guests joe will move eastward: to

Showers | associated with this system will | begin in western New Brunswick |

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Purity Preduets 3 this ‘afternoon and” will spread oo «| Members ‘of’ the Estevan Col- across Prince Edward: Island by 317, Kent ost. Dial 4.7125 ¢ Jogiate Band were guests of-the midnight

essesecesseocoscccoes® Confederation Centre Tuesday.” Little changesin temperatures

inight for ‘a performance of Anne js forec ast,

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We Dispense any-Prescription fiwan,"’ sald. one of the chaper- 2nd °75, New’ Glasgow

St.

* tthe Mass of

iWhich will: be. celebrated morning at 10.30 priests were

‘DANCE TONIGHT ROLLAWAY CLUB

Admission 60¢

present

Rt. Rev. Rt, -Rev. Very Rev. M.J. Rooney, LI. MacDonald, , Rev. Butler, Rev. Pius “Mi io Rey. A.J. Macl¢od, Rev. Steéle, Rev. ald» Rev. Andrew “MacDonald and | Peter Dunphy were:

Pr:

9330 To 12:30

Donald,

Basil MacDonald.

_ Music by The Blue Crystals _

“The Island's Top Dance Band”

}mains. will be_ interred ‘church , cemetery:

in sanctuary on Sunday afternoon: MacDonald, VG, George A, MacDonald, | Rev:

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| ald's remains layin state until ‘Concellebration

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TODAY’ - at the Charlottetown Summer Festival

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A IOWARD'S NUTTY REVUE”

with Howard the Turtle and the Canadian Puppet Theatre

2 and 3:30 p.m.

A wild and woolly tale about the wild and woolly West.

"THE OTTAWA MAN"

“a smashing success’ — Charlottetown “Guardiar

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“A riolously funny ‘script A wild hit of hokum—very well produced”

? wow Variety “A cog filled look at delightful characters”

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LOCAL

|camera

sf Mayor Cox received ja set of |

| matched luggage from Albert (A LaFlamme, corps director 'and’ Drum Major, Joyee Keilig: |presented an. engraved: desk set to Bill Hancox.

| Mayor Cox presented. a gift from the city of Charlottetown

to the Mayor of oe, Hampshire

BRIEFS

DINNER. GUEST |

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James Rectory, Summerfield.

. lones-as he left: the theatre’ 78, Charlottetown’ 53 and 75. -.4 ; he

J. E. H. Worth lee = ———|.-High tide today at Charlotte- NEW MANAGER. = : - 1914, Reg, Pharm. DIE. BY. STINGS town 3.46 a.m. and 429 p.m, At. Archibald F. Johnston, form- Free Delivery and Mafl Rustico at 11:23am. and+-1! 36 erly of Murray River. has been. . “Service. Polsonous dnsacls-and antmals-p-m--Summerside tide eighteen appoimted corporate planning 19 Prince St Phone 4-3424 Jhave killed 113 humans in Ari- minutes - lates than Charlotte- manager of Canadian~ General 40 Years in-Business — |zona since 1929. scorpions town: Sunrises today at £.30 Electric. This report appears in ee eNeaused 75 of the deaths. am. and sets at -8:0f. p.m. All a~recent issue of the Financial > eae tee eee ancaiatoaie times ADT. , ~ Post. Archibald and his family ery on’ cS a ‘live in Toronto. He is the-son of RIDE ABOVE THE TRAFFIC ae. ; -Mr_and. Mrs. Fred W. Johnston

FAKE A TOUR ON “EASTERN NORTH EASTERN - — | of Murray. River. —"AMERICA’S ONLY AUTHENTIC: Pe I . } APPOINTED LONDON DOUBLE DECKER BUS" -FUNERALS wiht? ta . cently. been appointed branch ~ Tours leave the Confederation

Centre (box office door) Queen MaéDONALD ~ FUNERAL = ™anager of the Ligett and Myers.

Tobacco Compaity, assigned to

‘Tl a.m. - 1 p.m 2:30..p.m. he remains of. Rev. George CI field 1

- 4 p.m. Gity tours last. one |/MacDonald were transferred on |Chesterfield Filter, now in re-

hour. Rates for city tours— | Sunday afternoon to St. Peter's sional distribution in 1S major

Adults $1.00. Children under 12 [Church St. Peter’s Bay, where Markets and Chesterfield: Men-

years 5c. they ‘were received by | Very enol which is. being marketed

a Rv. Bennett Macdonald, parish we ec aa ae

ABEGWEIT. S'GHTSEEING TOURS of the fiber Raker ee York City: He ts married to the Chastdiistawn Dial 4.9966 : fs former Kathleen McKenna of

-Prince-Edward_Island.

CERTIFICATE PRESENTED. :

Leading Aircraftman B. M. MacLeod of Charlottetown, PE. I. has been presented with a certificate and a cheque. by the

jhis suggestion concerning an air mounting plate. LAC

MacLeod suggested an impro6v- |

Edwin Cc harles MacDon- Clare MacDonald, Rev. Rey. The pall bearers Lorne MacDonald, Roder- ick. MacDonald, Charles Mac- John D. MacDonald and Following | the Mass of Concellebration this | morning Father MacDonald’s.re-

in the «Ghureh Cemetery will be observ-

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@ KATE REID © DONALD HARRON i ® ERIC HOUSE : . Curtain: 8:30 p.m. a Le Confederation Centre Bo ox Office Open 19. am. -9:30.p m. Summerside Tiéket Office: Linkletter Travel Agency — oe ‘ * = : att

vice will be SL Rev. John F. Mackay: Protestant chaplain at Canadia Forces Base, Sum- mersi Rev. MacKay “is a gre randson. of the first per- son buried there in the year 1866. The service will be con-

fof Defence production.

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.ed camera mounhting-to" ensure the security of the hand-held ca- meras used in the Argus air- craft. LAC MacLeod is a Photo Technician presently employed in the Photographie Section . of CFB Greenwood:

CHURCH _ANNIVERSARY The 100th anniversary of the South Granville Presbyterian |

‘ed on Sunday, August 28 at 3.00 p.m. by a special cemetery ser- vice. Guest speaker at the ser-

ducted by the minister, Rev L. Files and it is hoped that a large congregation will attend. |

CONTRACTS AWARDED | C.M. Drury federal Industry Minister announced yesterday that a number of Prince Edward | Island firms have been’ award- | ed contracts by the Department |

Canada Packers Ltd. of Char- | lottetown was awarded a $12,869 for the supply of poul- try during the.month ending Au- gust 31 this year; Island: Pro- pane Gas of Summerside was Awarded a $31,500 contract for the supply of liquefied .gas during the period August 31, 1966 to May 31, 1967; and Large and Co. of Charlottetown were awarded an $18,500 contract for - the supply of coal- during the year ending July 31, 1967.

The contracts were among 118 unclassified contracts, totalling $10 million, awarded by the department

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GETS APPOINTMENT

OTTAWA (CP) Appoint- ment of Harry Waisglass. 45, research director for the Cana dian section of the United Ste«l- workers of. America, to a re- search consultant's post in tne! prime minister’s offices was an nounced Tuesday hy Prime > Minister Pearson. Mr. Wais glass. is on a 12-moni1 contr>¢ as a research’consultart in the

special planning. secretariat

SPEND DOWN UNDER Foreign more tha lia in

Cor ntries invested

n $1,000 000-000 < tn Aas-

the last financial year t

address of John! — F. Kennedy’ to Lieutenant--Gov-|—

ing tonight at the-> Drive-In theatre.

premiere of the motion picture, Capitol

\-which. features in its. cast Kate courtesy of Edward Mullis, man- Reid, who is currently appear- ing in

“Turvey’ Summer Festival

| with. Natalie: Wood, /Robert Red-

Suggestion Award Committee for ~-

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“MR. MULLIS a ‘R D

Motion Picture— Opening Tonight

y ANNE BOND “Cat On A Hot Tin Roof’ and A rare ee ‘ig in store for Many, Many ‘more.

| P-E.I. movie goers this week, ATTENDS SCREENING with ‘the motion picture ‘‘The Yesterday afternoon - Miss Property Is ¢ emer ned" open: Reid, along with other members

North ae of the. 1§ Summer ’ Festival “This will -be the’ Canadian’ screening of the picture ,at the Theatre, through the

ager of the theatre. The special and | screening was held to, give mem- at the Charlottetown. bers of the compatiy an oppor-

: _| tunity to .see their co-artist in Miss Reid shares the billing the production, since with per- | formances scheduled each eve-

“The ‘Ottawa Man”

lof Green Gables. | Regional forecasts! ae nity would pre-) : ! Bishop John M.O'Neill, Gr. “mond and- Charles -Bronson~ in ning no opportunity { ae WORTH: S After the curtain several| Annapolis. Valley, Northern | Falls, Neotoundiand, ot ne the Paramount Piétures produc- sent itself. |bandsmen had. programs auto-|Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Is-|tended the Liturgical Institute | tion of “This.Property Is Con-| The -affair was “burmuda : PHARMACY graphed by the cast land:. Cloudy; scattered show-| 5+ Charlottetown _ visited many | demned’’, based on a one-act’ shorts and sandals casual’’, but QUALITY. DRUGS ““This group -will spread-t he ers beginning this evening; little! parts of P.E.I. and was a-din-| Play of the same name by the the festival's “funny girl” Bar- . SERVICE jword about ‘Anne’‘and the Cen- change, in temperature; Winds \nor- guest of his classmate, celebrated American” playwrite.” bara Hamilton was on hand out4 SAVINGS jtre all-over southern Saskatcha- light; low-hig dP at Kentville. 50 Father” “Basil Croken at. St" | Tennessee Williams, -author- of side the theatre yesterday after-

* noon to lend her_own particular’ | type of ‘‘glamor”’ with an on

CITY AREA FUNERALS

| trous chauffer than Dean Regan. Miss Reid's son, Reid, daught-

> PUNE a Fi tigi eis Robin and Dean's newly ndtv ee St vhs fa acquined schnauser “Duffy” held Saturday, August. 20- from Abide the MacLean Funeral Heme to

St..Peter’s Cathedral where ser- “This Property Is Condemned

vice was conducted by Arch Dea-

con. J. R. Davies and Rex- Rod- road town during the depression.

The «story

‘nevy—Ives—Pal]—hearers were + Lorne Livingston, George E : Wood wh Wis ley Played by Natalle whose | 1 eiler Coeian Eeeern somewhat tarnished life 1s. pol- ; 7 1s DeBlois Jr Interment na =. a the Sherwood cem- railroad ‘hacket man, played by | | out - etery ‘Robert Redford and later com- |

' aes destroved by

company attended a special)

played by Kate Reid

Miss Retd'runs a Sleepy board ing house in the town, living off rounders, and using her daught-

er for bait: The town is virtually | destroyed when Redford lays off | the men, resulting -from °enut- |-backs in rail service’ during the

depression, and the story wends its way into the fittle atten npts made te pick up the threads of ' life:

| ‘This Property Is Condem contains all the traditional Ten- nessee Williams’ insight into human nature and the raw facts of life: and sordidness is mixed with sweetness and. bitterness with love.

As to Miss Reid's performance, she was nothing ‘less than ex- cellent as the slovenly, course grasping mother and with amaz- ing ability was alternately able to. arduse pity and hatred’ for herself from the audience, even combining these with a slight touch of humor at her crudeness.

Speaking: as one, not of the world of the theatre, it was quite exciting to watch erty Is Condemned:’, a_ top “Hollywood"’ production know=- ing that one of the principals was sitting in thé same theatre and certainly any Islander who sees this film this week will have somewhat the same feeling

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Canadian Expelled | From Congo

* KINSHASA, The Conzo~-(Reu- ters) — The Congolese - govern- “i ment has ordered the expulsion

‘of. Canadian Arnold Amber, Retters correspondent in this city formerly known - as Leo- »poldville A-—British.. business- |. man- ie also was ordered ee.

bt. - Ngan ‘Sings, chief of the sitions é, told

the Canadian Embbasy Sunday that Amber, 26, of _Montreai, must be ona plane for Europe today.

covering the recent. mutiny of

easter region-

, | the spot interview with the star as she stepped from her white “limosine--with—her—no less—illus-

is set in.a small Mississippi rail- |

is centered around “young and beautiful, Alva Starr, pendence six years-azo"

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Picture sf the - Year)’: N. Y; Times

An weperey p ¢TE nua PrrceNT AO, STEIGER IN THE PAWNBROKER CO-STARRING

) GERALDIME FITZGERALD / DIRECTED BY SIDNEY LUMET 7° N Fine ANO oat 0 FRI EDKIN ‘FROM THE NOVEL BY EDWARD LEWIS WALLANT. ’ JUNE PRODUCED BY ROGER LEWIS AND PHILIP LANONER / FRECUTIVE ER WORTHINGTON MINER J DISURIBUILO BY AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL Pic lume,

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lowed in The Congo but report-

ers had to conform to official

government releases and Sources, he. said. 2 I As yet no formal ‘explusion

“e-der has been handed over to

. nber or_the _Canadian-..Em-_

assy.

. The businessman, John: Latz, -

has lived :in The Congo .since 1949.He also acts as part-time | correspondent for The Asso- ciated Press and the London Daily Telegraph-

Relations between President.

; Mobutu’ s government and the | foreign press corps . became

strained in early ° June over coverage of the trial and public

also-on hand for the show- @xecution of-four former cabinet |

| ministérs for atlegedly plotting | to overthrow the government. | About 20 foreign _ journalists have been expelled by The Congo since it: achieved

Amber jis married and-has a

10-month-old daughter. His fam-

ished to brillance by love for a| ily is expected t@ follow. him.

the country later this

her mother, |

“This Prop-|| -

7A and Filmways present

He told Amber he had done. ; some ‘‘tendentious reporting’ in |

Katangese troops in the north. |"

Freedom of the press was al- -

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q easteg Syren gm Fulton Lewls Jr. lundergone mrgery — yl : : creatitis and suffered “a: masciy Dies At Age 63 heart attack Saturday nichi . f — second attack caused hs -death WASHINGTON. (AP) — Ful-|. Survivors include hia. wife ton Lewis Jr., radio commen: Alice, and two cridreawe ife, tator and columnist, died early Lewis was a-car . Sunday .at Roctor’s Hospital ent in’ the Serond w ok here. He. was 63. and “WHS ‘active in ca, a Lewis, a, natlonal affairs com- dio galleries ithe Ho ee

mentator for the Mutual Broad. Senate.

og Theatre pace . «AN EVENING OF - ONE ACT PLAYS

THE TYPISTS THE TIGER

Starring ANNE BUTLER, MARC STRANGE, TUDI WIGGINS 5 ‘ DIRECTED BY WALTER MASSEY A Every Evening at 9 p.m. Tickets available ‘at the door

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“AUDACIOUSLY IRREVERENT!

Boldest step up from conventional film fare ever to come fro a major American studio!” ~~

—Arthur Knight, Saturday Review :

“ STARTLING! TOUGH! CANDID! GLITTERING! SHOCKING! RAUCOUS!"

___ Bosley Crowther, N. Y. Times

"WE ALL MOMWLED_ MERRY : ~ HELL VA | MOVIE!"

~ Jessica Mitford, Holiday Magazine

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