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Temperatures in the mid-70s|cies indicate Prince Edward 1s. Bere. Most have their summer ‘ a | Districts seat swarms of Islanders and|land will enjoy one of the Puces iready set for occu. Western An Centra - tourists to the beaches over the| biggest tourist years in its his- Visits previous “The Guardian Charlotictown, Mon, June 21, 1965. 8 the first warm period after ‘a| beckines ’ eay their | The closing of the school year | — long, late spring. eS a ed tee ried will also see a general exodus | y * The improvement in weather of July to the from the city of those with } 3 a middle of August— always the | 52°. near the beach r s wartning = im} peak period of the short season : . ina Ss 4 and has brought an increasing|—202,{t is expected that reser-| cyumcH RUNS STORES ate Bumber of tourists from all vations will soon be in order for :

I ns easier sad tater Waites: | The Lutheran Church of i ‘ of Canada and the United |America, a 3,000,000-strong de- i earn |. The declaration of = four-day | nomination, has 12 church stores ‘10 ose an Ss: Inquiries directed both to pri- Dominion Day, by % s

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MOSCOW (AP) — The Soviet jrenewed efforts te unify the {Union issued a new appeal to Communist camp. 3 | China Sunday to shelve its war| The editorial also reaffirmed | ef words and close ranks in the the Soviet call for a world Com- lface of threats to North Viet munist unity conference, which

this, the procession returned to the Basilica where benedic- tion again took place.

annual Corpus Christi Catholic parishes in this city Dame Convent where benedic- jon took place in Char- walked in procession from St. tion was given at the entrance Sunday morning Dunstans Basilica’ to Notre to the academy. Following

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Nam. - Peking opposes. Without men- Pravda, organ of the Soviet tioning China~ by name it said Communist party, published a opposition to such a conference /'3,500-word editorial calling for could only be aimed at splitting i the- Communist moun. ae am | But the only direct ‘ WESTERN China in the editorial ‘relatively restrained in the con- FUNERALS jtext of the often bitter ex- ‘changes between Moscow and Peking over their differences PERRY FUNERAL — The : funeral of Alby J. Perry was, 00% communism should o@ held Saturday morning from Hi wo : the Rooney Funeral Home to wines by a striving to im- with a Charlottetown man, Ed, bursting, ribbon cutting, spot/St. Paul's Church for Requiem a in pee fico | Stechley, participated in the sky- landing, sky diving, etc... High Mass celebrated by Rey. Communist movement, | diving display. Some of the The winner of the spot-land-| Austin Bradley. Msgr. J.P.E. P@‘ty has not beem conduct members of the Nova Scotia ing competition was Elmer Nod-'O'Hanley was seated in the '* — polemics for eight : =a° club took as many as three din of Hartland, N.B. with a|sanctuary. Father Bradley also ™"ths.” Pravda said in refer- jumps during the day. home-built, open cockpit single-| officiated at the interment in sige He the period since the fall This reporter had the thrill of seater named the “Little Toot”.|the church cemetery. Pallbear- % Nikita Khrushchev. é : being in a plane at the 5,000 The oldest airplane award was ers were: Arthur Gaudet, Vit- ‘Unfortunately this position is . foot-level. when it discharged captured by Al Whalley of} ale Gauthier, Ben Arsenault,/90t meeting a correct under- “Ee 8 % g two of the Nova Scotia jumpers Shearwater, N.S. with an aer-| Victor Clow, Emile Clements, | Standing on the part of the CPC and it was an exhilarating ex-| coupe. Ernest Arsenault. Flowerbear-'-(Chinese Communist ‘party) lea-

y perience, watching the two div-- Dave McEwen of McEwen’s;ers were Donnie Perry, Ralph dership.”” Pravda added. * ers free-fall for a considerable Field in Moncton captured two| Myers, John Arsenault, John It called recent Chinese distance before pulling the rip- trophies, balloon bursting and | McNeill, Jules Sonier and Kenny | Speeches and articles “openly | ribbon-cutting. — Gallant, all members of the local | hostile’ to the Soviet Union and | The sky-diving award went to; cadet corps. t (Said they were “distorting the ! Steehley is reported to have the Halifax-Dartmouth Sky Div- | : actual state of affairs. . . .”

four from the Fly- ul | ing Club along with planes from. jumped from the 8,200 foot-level,| ing Club. ‘| Mr. Grindlay stated ‘its ny jan —————s Syd-' the highest jump of the day, and Presentations were made dur-| and pleasure to give a pat on WIRING A HOME? ifax;| gone 45 seconds or close to a ing Saturday evening at the| the back to the people behind Hart-' mile down before opening his flying club which climaxed the | Island Flying Services’. He be sure te specify >| chute to slow his rapid descent day’s festivities. added he was quite certain Is- “RED SEAL” range plans for providing safe ELECTRIC SERVICE LEAGUS

Hon. Robert Grindlay, MLA, | tad Flying Services had long There number of was guest speaker and also Halifax-' awards for the various competi- made the trophy presentations. / flying and training at the Mt. OF P. E. L i included balloon Prior to presenting the awards; Pleasant Club. ‘ —$_——_——— wy

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