FIGUT LOVELY Gold Cup

tel. The girls:.are’ seen here

am ah G ts ate grr outside the hotel chatting with ucec 0 le = pupotie or the %

the guest spe z Mac-

first time in 1966 yesterday at le Bue speaker, David ae

the. weekly Iuncheon of. the | Donald, M-P. for Prince Coun-

Cc) ar ttetown Rotary Club ty. Left to right. are Carol

held at the Charldttetown Ho-. Foster, Lorna’ -Vessey, ae

City Rotary Club Hosts Gold spate Saucer Girls.

It. was-Gold. Cup’. and -Saucerceived a solid round of applause. Day at Rotary. Club. yesterday On behalf of Rotary. each of the as by tradition the eisht lovely girls was presented with a beau- girls were introduced to the pub- tiful gift by. president “Claude

- lic for-the--first-tinre-in-1966--at Hur iter who,in ‘speaking of the the=cluhtuncheonat~The Citar=" hic race Friday which decides lottetown which of the girls becomes Miss

There were*some men at the Gold Cup and ~ Saucer,’ said: head table, but few noticed tl re of you deserves to Tose so

=-~despite the fact. nrore~at! y hope the race ends in was focused on the table .th in eight way tie.”” generally. accorded at club mt htench look. at Parliament ings.- The ‘lovely Gold Cup and was taken ‘by’ the freshman

“Saucer Girls with tt “den prince County MP David Mac- “mother”, Marilyn who is honald, when as guest speaker / young and Charming ChAusR—Atk he made a strong plea too Eng- still _be one of them, commanded? lishespeaking €anada for -a bét- al! the interest-ef-the large gath- fer understanding of the’ prob- ering ~ “lems and aims “of the French- GIRES INTRODECED ‘speaking part of the country. ‘Inj 2 They... were...intrs iduged’ by order to survive the French fiave chai rman Bill Hancox and dt r&always h ad to earcept: the Eng-

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Eastern and Central Districts

The. Guardian, Charlottetown, Tues., Aug. 16, 1966. 5 . td 8 Mi

The fourth annual, picnic of the , Bag rate,” under 12: Marie | Canadian Lebanese Association Dow, Bill Kays, Paula Kays.

of P.E.I. was held at Argyle Bag race, open: Beity Kays. +Shore— Sunday-—Abeut—2H-—mem-Marie— -Dow;-Deriee-Dew———— bers were present for, a day of 3-legged, under 1!: 1: Bitl fellowShip and fun. Kays and~Brian Gaudet; Marie

Horseshoe pitching stars’ were Dow and Allan Dow; Peter

Ghiz=and- Robert Michael. 3-legged, open: Bill Kays and Brian Gaudet; Nancy Shama

Elias--Kays,;~— Joseph=-Weatherby; Harry Shama, George Tulle Jr., Gabriel Kays and Frank Weath-

and Paula Kays; Betty Kays and “| «Other events handled by Har- Bernadette Allen; Sadie Shama ry..Shama, Paul Kays and. Abe and Barbara Jabour.

Zakem were as foliows: War Horse: Betty Kays

ace, 4 years: 1. Mark Kays, Tanya~Kays; Abe Dirani

2. Daniel Dow, 3. Davia Jabouf. and Bill-Dirani; Barbara Ja Race, 5 years: Dan‘el. Dow. and David Jabour.

Bill Dirani, Toni Sabe y Backward: Betty Kays, Race, 6 years: David Michael, Dow, Bill Kays

John Kays, Daniel Dow. Race, 13 and over: Betty Kays, Rece, 7-8 years: Robert Mich-|Dorice Dow, Bernadette Allen.

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1965; Velda Marie Waller, TORONTO (CP) — ‘Tempera- | Chery! Paquette, and Rose-- | tures: z

mary Brown. Low overnight, High Monday DAWSON. <.<ccdecoe 37 65

Victoria een eee |S

Edmonton as 48 67

OUINA 4S occ coeee ces 55, 83

Winnipeg ........ 34 ‘80

Churchill. ......... -51 65

| Toronto ngeesestes. 68 7

Ottawa sstesguesa ue 67

Coat eens “tte - OA 74

sieeeas eas Oe 7 aoa yoha eye 50 Th:

lish, but the English here seem | \Moncton ........ 52 79 to think there iss something |yalifax..-......:.. 57 6 wrong with learning to speak | Charlottetown 56 78 French?’ ; Sydney :2¢ti.vea-- -59 82 “All over -Europe+it-is a mark | Yarmouth 53--s-- 69 ‘of distinction to be able to_oper- (Sf. John’s” * 52 69 ate successfully’ in several lange New York 66 74 uages.- Why should we :be as- | Washington 75 84 hamied to. speak French?’’ He | Jacksonville ....e- 73 88 thought it was because of this'Tampa~ ..-.... suees ts E)] attitude by. the English that “we | Miami a eeveer te 88 are drifting dangerously close to,|/Los “Angeles ...... 68 81 a treat split." iSan Francisco .... 50 78

URGES PUBLIC HALIFAX (CP). — The wea- }-He-urged” the~pubtic not to ther office says skies’ were ex- | judge Parliament .and_ its Mem: pected. to beeome. cloudy in all | bers by the sometimes few mem- | three provinéés today ahead bers sitting in the House during |a weak disturbance now centred | a session..‘'Most of the real | Just to the -west-of the Great | work of Parliament is done. by | Lakes. On Wednesday the ~dis- | \Members in committees and by turbance will cross the district | consultations, and there reatly is}and give a few showers to most | too sMiuch work and too Hitthe regions. Temperatures will be

time=**-— — —/-generally cooler. Mr MacDonald snatea here | Regional forecasts: . was.a multiplicity ‘of_ political | Northern: Nova “Scotia, -East- |

ern .Shore.. Prince “Edward Is- laad, Eastern New Brunswick Counties: A few clouds over amoint of_time it takes to get | night becoming cloudy _ this anything accomplished”. ~.- ~ |morning; not much change in The. speaker was “introduced }temperature; winds light. Low- ‘By the chairman and thanked by | high at New Glasgow, Goshen,

parties-and said this. created. ser- |

said it was incredible “the

ael, Paula Kays, Ritchie Dow. Safety Classes

Race, 910 years: Bill Kays,) Robert .Michael, Brian Gaudet. | Are Conclud The Carleton Siding Safety

| Race,. 11-12 years: Marie Dow,

|Peter -Ghiz, -Robert-Michael~ and) \Committee of the Women's In- \stitute sponsored a ‘Red Cross

MacLEOD FU ‘NERAL — The| \ed, some of whom were unable funeral for Daniel MacLeod was |to finish the course owing to. oth- held Friday, August 12, from the |er committments. The | -water |Murray River-Funeral Home to-\safety chairman was Mrs. Eldon |the Presbyteriaa Church, , Mur- | Burke, who was. assisted-by. -oth- \rayHarbour—where—service--was-|er—members—of— the committee jconducted by Rev. M. Carl |including: Mrs. Fenton Howatt, | Currie. During the. service the Mrs. John Quigley, Mrs. James | choir sang “Under His Wing’’. Paynter, Mrs. Warren Lord, |Hymns ‘sung were “The Lord Cape Traverse; Mrs. Lloyd Is My Shepherd’’ and ‘Unto Ramsay, Albany and Mrs. Basil The Hills’. Pall bearers were Noonan, Albany. | Vere Richards, Freeman White, - The instructress was Cheryl |Robert-Bell, John Brooks,-Wil- Pickard, Slemon Park. The class jliam Glover and Silas McKay. was -tested by supervisor, Earl | Interment took place in the Mur- Foster. ; tay Harbour cemetery. The following completed the

Beginners Danny |. COSTELLO FUNERAL — The SOUrSe ene yan

| funeral for Clement Costello was Paynter, Paul. Campbell, Rita | held Monday morning from the Cahoon, Marion Paynter, Doug- | Charlottetown Funeral Home to|!@8 €ameron, Bernie Noonan, | St. Ann’s Church, Lot 65, where Tim Noonan and Eric Stewart. Requiem High Mass was cele-| Juniors — Cheryl MacDonald, brated by Rev. Charles McCar- Nesta Howatt, David Crooks, ‘thy, parish priest,-who also con- Glenda’ Cameron, Donna Noon- | ducted the service at the grave. 4. Debbié Noonan _and Beryl |_Rev. Louis McCloskey was pres-| Paynter

ent in the sanctuary. Pall bear-|.. Seniors =- Billy: Chitiasa: Les- -ers were James Cudmore, Math- | lie - Matheson, “Louis_ Stevenson

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store. —

~\(Lee's* establishment

Fire Destroys Farm Grocery

moved by the Mount Stewart Fire, Department which had two | trucks and a. punfper on the}

scene. Assistance was also given ‘by the Morell Fire Department.

There were indications that the fire may have started from an electric blower at the rear of the

| The contents of the store “Were lost: and ‘Mr. Gallagher said in- surance would cover part of the | loss.

City Residents Are Arraigned

Two Charlottetown

residents,

John: Joseph Gallant and leo |Matthews appeared, in City | (Police Court yesterday on

seperate charges. of disorderly conduct. Matthews pleaded guilty charge, and’ Gallant, . guilty. The charge against the two was laid by Chanottetown restaurant owner Walter following an incident in Mr,

day night. Gallant is represent- ed by Lester O'Donnel, QC

City Magistrate A. J. Haslam, QC, heard evideace given by Mr. Lee: and by ‘the accused, Gallant.. Gallant denied, a charge “made by Mr. Lee that he had been annoying a wait- ress.

to call in the waitress to testify Matthews, who had

and his case was remanded to | August 22 for sentencing.

Robert A. MacDonald, Char- |

fas Flood, Linus McQuaid, Aus-|and Bronz Medallion. tin Costello, David - Monaghan, | Intermediate — Derek Burke. | and John McQuaid Interment | Bronze.. Medallion was in the Church cemetery. Stewart and Garry Stewart.

Charlottetown and Moncton 56 inyorously remarked ) 100 years | and 78. ne

Tago. a WacDonald came to this’ Outlook. for Wedncesag’ island and accomplished great | Cloudy with a few showers; cool- things, now the Island is send- |er

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Gordon Bennett, minister }today at 6.24 a.m. and sets at/| education: Allison Profitt, |8.09 p.m. All times ADT. ipresident of the Exhibition Asso- | thee Tom F'ood, Gordon |Penn.; Eugene M. Thompson, | all__of -Charlotte- |Saint John, N-B.; James T. Orr, town: Garry: Drake, New Haven, |Dalton, Georgia; Elgin E. Dr. S.A. MacDonald, Mon- |Coutts, Toronto; Dr. Mel Ait- treal. A special guest was David |ken, Hamilton; Gordon K. Clif- Applewaite, Georgetown, Guy- |ford, Farmington, Maine: W.T. who is a university student | Warren,: Fairbanks, Alaska; in Alberta travelling. on a.Ro-|Carl K. Miller, Kentville; Har- tary fellowship. old Vincent, Springfield, Ver- _ Visiting Rotarians included—Dr.imont: and Red—Elwinger,—New

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pleaded guilty—to_the- chargze,—also—had

ust 16 for sentencing. THURSDAY — HOOTENANNY Mark Andrew Ahern, Char- : ‘6 x rs lottetown, pleaded eulte to oh Featuring THE HI- “NOTES

charge of theft of~ unders $50

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° Yottetowm, was. fined $I ard ton The accused admitted his costs ona charge of loitering jeu. identity!

Six’ persons were. charged with “phe crown said he ac being. drunk and’ iacapable and . ’ had fines or sentences imposed |°

from the minimum security

by’ Magistrate Haslam and three iprison* at Springhill, N.S: and ; = gia ; persons. were charged, - under was being Sought wheh picked a ae ae SO cette the liquor control, act for ‘jl- ap 6n'! the gun: charge The Clover ‘Farm Grocery’ Store in legal possession of alcohi al Crown said additional charzos ry ; cuca hanna esis st ms ruled i + nance Mt.. Stewart. owned by Ray Gal- would be laid_when tite papers lagher Isl are sent down from Sprinzhi!! ts

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on each side of the store Mr. Ahern, who. is said to have tijd bGAllacher's chage whieh alan | A d police arresting him that he was houses Mac’s Restaurant and the S rreste d on a holiday’ with the shot sun, home of William? Pickett were °, pleaded not guilty to . the” ’fire- evacuated and the contents fe-; Raymond W. Ahearn of Alber- 2°™sS charge*and elected tria!

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ton faces preliminary hearing in a Halifax police court,on August |30 on a charge of ‘being in pos session of a sawed-off shotg suly |when he was arrested at /Kear- Iney Lake, N.S. on August 5

At. his arrest, the man said he \hmie ake, near Parry was Raymond W. ‘Johnson, but Sound, Ont. An aide - tupon—his-original—appearance im Pearson broyght part of jcourt last week the Crown pro- catch of fish home with him and \secutor said the 21-year-old ac- was well-rested ae the five-day

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