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GETS FATHER’S HERO MEDAL

yesterday at Everett Elemen. tary School in Chicago. Looking on are Michael's mother, Mrs. Donald C. Dedmon, his sister

The Silver Star awarded posthumously to his father is pinned on eight-year-old Mic- hael Dedmon by Lt. Col. John W. Poston during a ceremony

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Mention

CAPITAL BUREAU

OF THE GUARDIAN OTTAWA — If the iberls win on Nov. 8, they will not have any problem choosing a speaker for Canada’s 27th par- liament. Lucien Lamoureux, the young, fluently bilingual lawyer from Cornwall, who served as Deputy Speaker in the last house, is certain to be given the Post

A more popular choice would be hard to find. spokesmen for all parties are agreed. Mr. La- moureux established a solid re putation for fairness and for ideftness in handling touchy sit- uations during his hours in the

In fact, if the Liberals win, prime minister Pearson may make another effort at agree- ment on a permanent,,Svesker, with Mr. Lamoureux as first ap- pointee. Severe! things stand io the way, including the fact Mr. Lamoureux is believed to have eventual cabinet ambitions- And his years as executive assistant to former Liberal minister ‘Lio- ne! Chevrier may rule him out in the minds of some older op- position MPs.

If the Conservatives win, their choice will be more difficult

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/ les, 4. His father, Army Staff

Sergeant Donald C. Dedmon, | bers. Abitity to speak and un- 30, died in combat in -Viet Nam (derstand the two languages is last June 10. (AP Wirephoto). |now almost a must for the Spea-

Theresa, 6, and brother -Char-

Island News Page

. \|ker’s post. zen and will be marketed as)

“the tit, ater being peotas- TrAWlers Dock For Refitting

ed, are instant frozen in the) plant's two plate freezers which | jwill eoon be increased to four)

Macquarrie Gets

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One..name mentioned is Heath (Macquarrie, the member in the

last house for Queens, P.E.I. But it is not 100 per cent certain he will be re-elected and. if he is, he is not bilingual. Also, he has been somewhat critical o party leader Diefenbaker and is unlikely to get the nod on that ground.

The Conservatives ‘will likely turn ‘to one of their Quebec members and so maintain the tradition of alternating French and.English Speakers. Two pos | sibilities are Paul Martineau and Theo Ticard, providing they are re-elected. ‘

Meanwhile, Speaker Alay Mac- naughton carried on although he is leaving the political field to return to his lucrative corpora-

. | Brunswick during the afternoon, | s | and Prince Edward Island dur.

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74 HALIFAX (OP) — The wea-

ther office says grey skies con- | long weekend before winter sets the Island Friday film the tinued over the Maritime provin- | in resulting in what was thought | Prince Edward Island portion

tures hovered in the 4s.

4 trough of low pressure, now stretching from James Bay to | south of the Great Lakes, will result in cloudy skies persisting overnight and on Tuesday. Show-

| €Fs are expected to begin in New |

ces Tuecday night as |

and in mainland Nova Scotia ing the evening. Daytime tem- | peratures are predicted to be | quite chilly, rising only to the | low 50s

Clearing and a little warmer weather is expected in all re- gions Wednesday.

Regional forecasts:

Halifax and vicinity, South | Shore, Annapolis Valley, North- | ern Nova Scotia, Eastern Shore, Prince Edward Island: Cool, winds light, increasing near noon to southerly 20¢ Low -high at Halifax, Yarmouth and Kent- | ville 4 and 53, New Glasgow and Geshén 43 .and 53, — Char- lottetown 45 and 53. Outhook for | | Wednesday: Cloudy, clearing in |

the afternoon. A little warmer.

| High tide today at’ Charlotte- | town 1.07 p.m. At Rustico at 8.35 ;a.m. and 7,42 p.m. Summerside jtide eighteen minutes later than \Charlottetown. Sun rises today | at 7.20 a.m. and sets at 6.39 p.m. | All times ADT.

Dance Revival Seems Certain

| Summerside.

GEORGETOWN A large | Dumber of the Georgetown Lions | Chub worked on Monday insta!!- |ing a new plywood ceiling in the rink dance hall in preparation \for an early start of their week-

Weekend Travel Camera Crew |=» Reported Heavy |

Islanders and mainlanders alike took advantage of the last

to be one of the heaviest Thanks- | giving weekends as far as traf- | fic is concerned for the two ferry services

Tormentine run had full loads every crossing all week-end and that the Confederation made an extra round trip on Friday,. Sat- urday and Monday nights

The Abegweit, which makes | all-night freight runs. took pas- sengers on a number of trips in | omer to clear up waiting traf-

Captain Claude Hunter said that two extra trips were made on Saturday and Monday on the Wood Islands - Caribou run. He said that the traffic was fairly heavy all week-end and very | heavy from both sides Monday | afternoon. t }

The weatherman treated Is fanders with a little warmer! temperatures for the weekend. |

On Sa jay the average. tenmp- sountnon 57.4 and on Sunday | 51.6. T be-

fore nine o'clock last ranged from 51 to 44.9. On Saturday no rain fell and the wind was gusting to 25 mph. Rain fell on Sunday, 1.31 inches of it, and the wind~ was fecan'

mph in the same period. ee

e ! The rain forced cancellation |

of yesterd ay’s racing card at

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two World Wars. ht was the local theatre a cou- |ple of years ago

The helicopter has already at- tracted a lot of attention especi- ally when it was filming the skycrapers of Montreal, ¢t would come right down betwe_a them. Another time was the [il- of “Helicooter Canada” ming of Bridal Veil Falls wep

“Helicopter Canada” will be they fleW so close to the ‘ace an hour - long feature film of of the fails the mist coated ‘he Canada, in color, in Panavision, cameramar am tne camer

Filming By Air

A five -man 'te ved on

SNOW FALLS IN MOSCOW

motion picture feature to be fil-| MOSCOW (AP) — The first

med in its entirety from a heli-/S"W of ‘he season—less than

covter + in - flight. an inch—fell on Moscow Mon- It is being made by the Natio 92”

nal Film Board for and with the |

aid of the Canadian Centennial|'s your pain RHEUMATIC or

tartan So! ARTHRITIC?

the’ team will be here until to- dey. | Do you long for relief from the agon

Eugene mae, mre ey of rheumatic and arthritic pain? camera men, on right Of! Thousands get speedy relief from the ‘chopper’ with the door re-'their suffering by using T-R-C’s. moved, trapped to his seat and Don't let dull aches and stabbing his camera with the world be-|pains handicap you any longer. Try fore him... and his lens |TEMPLETON’S T:R-C’s, Only 85c and

Mr. Boyko, who was once a | $1.65 at drug counters everywhere. taxi - driver in Vancouver, B.C. | Fer exe fest relief, use Tempieton’s PLAME-

and firet bec a phot i Cen Linimont In the roll-on bette externatiy, ex for “Fields of Sacrifice” a/st "* 1) eae memorial film on Canada’s dead ;

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IT'S A’REAL SUPRISE AND IS SUCH FUN!

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land the finished product then is actice in Montreal. | dances. get plenty of fresh air. He took, Eastern and Central Districts stored in the large cold storage| GEORGETOWN — The traw- ithe rules’ provide he remain | Th hail measures 60 feet by|a parttime summer job as a room which is capable of hold-|er Iceland Il and the trawler |. ,caker until a new one is elect- |30 feet and approximately 60 |fire spotter with the department ling 2,400 tons ‘of finished pro-|Reine Du Gulfe are both dock-/aq by the Commons on the first Sheets of plywood will be used |of lands and forests—285 feet in| |duct The ice making plantjed at the railroad wharf in day the new parliament. |for the job. The club is con-|the air. ‘Anyone who isn’t al [ \which produces the chipped ice |Georgetown. The two are not! ‘The extra $10,000 a year (Ymced that the once popular |real nature lover would change lis capable of producing 60 tons /fishing out of Georgetown but igneaker’s indemnity is scrupu- | weekly dances here can be re-|his mind after a spell up there,” of ice every 24 hours. » _j|made port here to have repairs ly divided. Mr. Macnaugh- vived. With this as one of their jhe says, Workers in the plent are pro-|#nd refitting done by Bathurst lion is paid until noon on the first Projects they have made ar- 4 c \Marine Ltd. rangements with the Town Coun- ‘ vided the facilities for having | day of the new parliament and © : two colfee breaks a shift and a|_ Both trawlers were buik Dy |nis successor collects the- other econ the dance hail. DANCING noon mea’ in the plants spacious | Bathurst Marine Lid. when they inait of that day's pay. [tee Rowe, Coven se baying Wie land modern equipped cafeteria. |"Cte building in Bathurst, N.B lywi lor the project and the : ‘ : The Reine,Du Gulfe is the first |Lions Club members are doing ed d R GEORGETOWN — With 160! Since Wednesday of last week dragger that was built by Bath- WEATHER ithe installation work free of | “OMmodore Koom | persons working on two produc- the trawlers, Howe Bay, Gulf HOLIDAY’S urst Marine Ltd. at Bathurst, : : | charge. tion lines, Gulf Gardens Foods Gull, Gulf Gallant and Gulf NB. and she arrived here from) TORONTO (CP) — Tempere- An orchestra is being formed | Tonight 9.30 p.m. Lid. plant at Georgetown was a Guard have made port here and| ‘Continued from page one) pep ag ees She | tures: lhe at er peace rn bear . hive of activity yesterday as the |unloaded their catches of cod| [ae en Fou y of Funty | pow Overnight High Mond. ‘ ,Thunde- | RAINBOW JAZZ FIVE 240,000 pound catch of four and founders and have been re 17 Som he 5 or epg aRbag cor fishing grounds. Daws. . oT. ‘S. en with the hope of starting trawlers wes being proces:ed. loaded with their iced‘aluminum |ing and a man killed when he | _. |Vancouver . ...... 4 ~»3661 fae Genoese in: he Very Beer Members and Guests i ‘boxes and provisions and have fractured his skull falling out of | Manitoba recorded two high |winnipeg . ........ 34 47 : ‘ee 2 put_out to sea again. The last of| bed. way deaths and a three-yearold inyronto we a A MANY BEAT HEAT Main Brace Club Rooms = SS arD the four, the Gulf Guard was ut In the Atlabtic provinces, 18 [0% e* Killed by @ falling grain louewe . .......... 45 54 There are more than 10,000, py loaded on Sunday and on Mon-!persons died. Newfoundland had eae a atch Montreal . ..... vee “8 54 (000 “room-size’”’ air conditioners 130 Richmond 8t. xk '* * xk kk x tr ea Wk \day was prepared for ‘sea and one traffic fatality wh'le Prince |were killed om the hignwon ona (Quebec .eesssee. 39 45 im use in North America. : |sailed on Monday evening for'Edward Islad and Nova Scotia ji. ;, “ oanny \Fredericton . ..... 4 50 | : — | egeip five versons drowned. | * |the fishing grounds. each had two deaths on the| British Columbia and Aaberta |Saint John ........ 4 50 , | Two lines of production, one highways. Nova Scotia also re- each had six highway fatalities |Moncton . ..... - & : /manual and one automatic are | Ported the nation’s only hunting jeach, and Alberta also reported |Halifax = ..:.... Saal 7 et , working. A second automatic fatality. . jone drowning. |Charlottetown . <.. 47 $1 a . productior line will soon be in| In’ New Brunswick, six per-| The survey does not include ‘Sydney § ........... ae) operation. All stakes cod, which sons died in traffic accidents jindustrial or natural deaths, |Yarmouth . ........@ ww i " : ‘ : . . : : are cod over 20 inches ‘in size; and one verson drowned. ‘known slayings or suicides. | ‘St. John’s ......... 44 50 |

and all founders are being fillet- | ANNUAL CONFERENCE led by hand. The smaller cod) The Charlottetown YMCA was (are being out through the auto- the setting during the weekend | matic heading, filléting and skin | for the 24th annual Hi-Y Con [ning machine. It is intended to ference. Approximately 200 dele- (procure at:tomatic machines for gates from 12 centres registered |the filleting of flounder’. for the three-day conference | The present produce is being which was conducted by Kirby | packer and frozen in five pound |

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CARD RESULTS Following is the results of the ecard party at St. Pius X Par- ish last evening: Ladies’ first, Mary MacDonald; second, Cath- erine Shephard and Helen Car- in ; consolation, Sarah Gal., t;

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