.3 .. f if ,’ 4 ‘C's‘ Two men escaped death In this Volkswagen which was In collision with a three-ton truck near Georgetown Satur-
. on. ~> he.» . ‘
This 1960 three-ton truck was extensively damaged in the collision with the above car near Georgetown about ll o'clock Saturday night.
,:..- ‘
R EMLISHED AND BURNED . .
day night. Dr. John Bonnet! was called to the scene a nd bad Gerald Cronin and Herb- ert Williams, both of Cardi-
. . . AFTER COLLISION WITH TRUCK
The driver of the truck. Boyd Edward MacKinnon of Mon- tague. is reported to have sus- tained injuries to he arm and shoulder. A passenger in
Three Hospitalize tiller _3 Accidents Sat.
. GUE ’ acci- dents on Saturday resulted in at least two from each being soot in Charlottetown hospitals and a third of a imported car rolling are all being investigat- ed by Montague Detachment of RCMP
The first occurred Saturday evening about 8.40 pm. at Peakes between two cars and a tractor resulting in Emistinc Smith. and Patricia Smith both of Peakes and Patrick Burk. of Mt. Stewart being injured. The accident occurred between a Volkswagen believed driven by Mary Francis Georgina Smith. a car thought to h IVs.
n driven by Arthur JOIeph Burke of Mt. Stewart and tractor driven by Lawrence Louis Ilendricken of Passes. RCMP are invesiigatlng.
At 11 pm. on Saturday nigh- a Volkswagen was completely demolished and burned follow ing a collision with a 1960 three ton truck on the outskirts of
Georgetown. This accident he- sulted in Gerald Cronin and Herbert Williams of Cardigan being rushed to the Prince Ed ward Island Hospital.
It was also reported that Boyd Edward MacKinnon if Lower Montague. who it thought was operating the truck which was engaged in hauling peas. was also injured and may have gone to hospital for treatment of his shoulder and arm. This could not be con- firmed. The truck was also ex- tensively damaged. Robert MacLean was a passenger._ Dr. John Bonnell responded to the
all.
The third accident about 0.00 pm. Saturday night on the out- skirts of Montague on the Com- mercial Road did not involve another vehicle. A Volkswagen driven by Sidney Beck rolled over causing considerable dam- ‘age but neither he nor his pas. senger. David MacKlnnoa was injured.
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Wayne And Shusfer Program
Plays Centre Theatre Tonight
Canada’s most famous comedy “’3'”. acoompani y a cast 01 27 stage. and television person- 31ili98. begin a two-week enga- Eoment tonight 'at Confederat- ion Centre Theatre.
Johnny Wayne and Frank Shuster arrived here by plane Sallfl‘day evening with their sup- Pnrting co to begin per- formances which will mark their return to the Canadian stage liter an absence of nearly nine Years. _ The gum-chewing. wisecrack- his pair traded jibes with the gown! gathered at the airport
(feet the celebrities. then boarded Dr. rim
m CISI
4n.-
gan. rushed to the PET. Hos-
pital. Cause of the accident is
investigated by the
Montague Detachment of P.
being RCM
The Guardian, Mon.,Aug. 24. 1964. 5
Eastern Kings l Exhibition Set For Sept. 2
SOURIS—The annual Eastern. Kings Exhibition will be held at Souris Exhibition Grounds Sept. 2 this year. .
Competition will include live- stock classes. cooking. handi- crafts and flowers. Games and rides will be available for the. children.
The afternoon's program will, feature an exhibition and auct- Ion sale of fat steers. Officialj
. .
opening ceremonies begin 2 pm. . urke'a Lads and Lassles ' Pipe Band will be In attendance. l
Pulp Loaded At Geo’iown
GEORGETOWN — The Nor- wegian freighter MV Ask load-
l.200 cords of pulpwood here and sailed for Souris Saturday to take on another 1,200 cords for the European market. The ship arrived Thursday from Dublin, Ireland.
here was loaded.
e from the
Henderson Lumber Co. yard. .
14 Homeless Alter Blaze
SOURIS—J‘ire at Souris Line Road Saturday destroyed a two- storey dwelling belonging to Mr. and Mrs. James Longaphie.
Lost in the blaze, which start- ed around 3 p.m.. Were most of the couple's furniture and all clothing except what oc- cupants of the building were Wearing at the time.
The blaze is believed to have been started from a fine fire. The Souris Fire Department ar- rived on the scene. but was un- able to save the house. 1
The 14 occupants of the home.l which included the couple's: children and grandchildren. are. staying with relatives.
threw down their instruments and fled. to cars behind the
stage. They made a clean geta- way under police escort.
Los geles without setting foot in the Hotel Georgia.
They had left i’he same plane earlier after landing two hours later-Athanflexpected at Vancou
ver .
At the hotel where about 2,000 ’ youngsters waited—some from 5:30 a.m.-—screams turned into howls when police said the Ben ties would not be showing up.
At the stadium, the group ale for the first time since early 1.. the afternoon. Acc ording to
the truck was Robert Mac- . Lean of New Perth. The box i
from the truck
clear of the two vehicles. and lodged in the opposite ditch. ______..____.._._
Corinne Conley. Paul Betty Robertson,
Don Carlu Carter, Drew Thompson. Diane Stapley and Jack Duffy.
thrown
Kilgman. Gillies.
Old Home Week Race Betting May Be Record
What fans claimed t
* .
l most exciting race card of the i year. rang down the curtain Sat- 1 urday night on the 1964 Centen- nial edition of Old Home Week . festivities at the Charlottetown Driving Park and Exhibition
ground Figures were not last night. but. reports that attendance
grounds.
heavy rains. It was that betting figures for race cards. was very
that of other years for eleven cards. The. approximate amount
bet is said to be about
This being the case the aver-
age betting for each
ceeded that of other years. Shortly after the conclusion of the final heat of the day. roustp ‘ abouts employed with way started .to dismantle the sideshowa. ol and by mid-afternoon yesterday
various rides and
on the fair grounds evidence of their presen
small amount of litter.
Kinnon's Centennial .. for the trip into the city and around the Charlottetown Driv- in Park.
El‘he British double-dock" bus carried other members of the company.
The show's technical crew worked steadily over the week- end p stage. and a cast rehearsal which began lite last night lasted until the early hours this morning. The show isha heavy one. volvin rat er cum sooner: and complicated techni- cal equipmen.
Included in the su are one
... Wlll days.
the livestock shows. the handicrafts and the race track were equal to if not higher than in previous years. . Despite the fact that racing was curtailed Wednesday by
also disappear in
0 both.
available indicated e fair
reported the nine close to 3285.000.
card ex- thc mid-
the on
ce was a
which i
taped and another stitches. About 50 were treated at the stadium for "exhaustion
BEATLES
(Continued from pa liceman grabbed her her back on the bench
Some girls fainted llld oihei.
had been vomiti
ng. The final tally ahowed
youngsters taken to hos ate: re
and hypertension.”
pportllll h personalities Is At 10:44 pan. the Beatles
had no.
gel) and We
In pital and
required
1y Bernard and Wayne Trowsdal
Ringo Starr, the drummer. they . had “IQ-cent hamburgers which i we got for half price." l
ore an 100 reporters and canieramen crammed s 80 by 20-foot room for a press confer ence that yielded little Informa tion. The temperature was blis tering.
Bill the Beatles appeared a ; good humor. : John Lennon said they were late arriving because “we has.
to go back to get deloused" referring to the aircraft‘s mid- ‘ flight turn-around to allow the group's passports to be stam ' at Seattle Airport. Asked if the, minded fighting of! girls George Harrison replied: “Wt don't fight off the girls—the pi, i lice do."
Outside the room a number is i youngsters milled about bu _ were prevented by police ant. ushers from entering.
Several aubporting acts started off the performance and although the youngsters as » plauded approvineg at each. it i was obvious they were waitin. for the Beatles.
BRIEFS
IN NOVA SCOTIA Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Coll- ings. Montague. are visiting i Mr. and Mrs. Colin Westaway at ‘ Eastern Passage. NS. .
NIGHT FUNERAL — The‘ funeral for Mrs. Ezra D. Knight. was held yesterday afternoonf from Pleasant Valley Unitedi Church. Service was conductedL by Arthur Murray. assisted byl Rev. S. M. MacDowell. Hymnsi sung were Nearer My God To: Thee and Abide With Me. Organ-l lst was Mrs. Harry Weeks. Pall- ‘ bearers were: Everett Nich- son. Norman Thompson. Ben Cutdiffe. Byron Cutcliffe, George e. Interment was in Floral Hills Memorial Gardens. i
LONGWORTII FUNERAL --* T'ie funeral for Mrs. C.H.S.. Longworth was held privately Sunday afternoon from the re. aidence of her daughter. Mrs. 6.11. Buntaln. Services at the residence a
Justice RR. Bell. Dr, Frank MacKinnon. Lloyd Murray. 11.1.. Palmer. . - gar McNutt.G.G. Dixon and Al- lis Izod Pallbearers . were: George .1. Rogers. Ed-i ward Miller. ‘1' D. DeBlois. Ver-' 0:: Larter. Blanchard Mahon
l
a 111:. Syndman. interment was in People's cemetery.
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