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| ‘At the same time ads were ap-| \pearing ‘in local papers noting -

Runs In. — that-Jane Casson would be star- | The Family * jring -with - Jack Duffy in «the a ; j

opening of “‘Turvey’’ on July 25-|

What's the conaection? Dame Sybil Thorndike and Lewis) Casson are Jane's. grandparents. | Both are in their 80’: and still) active in. the’ theatre - world, | “Arsenic and Olid Lace’’ is play- | the Vatideville Theatre on Tem- ing every night and second per- yple, starring Sybil Thorndike formances are done on Wednes- and Lewis Casson day and Saturday's.

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An advertisement. on the thea- ‘tre page of the July 24 edition of the ‘London Sunday Times” “noted that ‘Arsenic and Old Lace"’ was being presented at

Among_.the Kensington - resi-. dents at a community ‘‘thea- tre party'’ at the Confedera- tion Theatre to see “Turvey’’

Father Howell

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his third major address of the Liturgical ~ Institute. at yester- day morning's plenary session at the Basilica Recreation Centre.

Chairman William Simpson in

roy eae opening the session noted that

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been seriously’ ill in the Hospital.

COMBINED SERVICE Hunter River _ Pastoral | Charge, ‘United Church. Ser- vices in Hampshire at . 11:15 a.m. North Wiltshire congrega- + tion will attend this service. Rev. | Donald C. Powell conducting.

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.dast_night were Dr._and Mrs.

Harold Stewart © (LEFT) -and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Champion. The ~ Kensington ahea Board

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Liturgical Institute Session

Father Clifford Howell.of the lof the three-day Institute would |Howell conducted the. clergy dis: line, a’ series of valves in’ an- \English order of the Jesuits gave|be the topic then under: study, |CUSSion group,

“The Mass” ast

las the highest form of participa-

his ts regarded

jthe: Catholic Church. | Father Howell _ concentrated jon aspects of the Mass which he

perhaps the most important: part |felt would be less known to the |

ldelegates, for the scope of this |topic has been covered in. mil- llions of -books by-Catholie writ- ers in every period of history, he said. He traced the history of the Mass as a form of worship. Much of the general background has been found by modern ”re- search into-ancient rabbiéal re- cords.

Father Howell stressed active

EASTERN | FUNERALS

PARKER FUNERAL — The

daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Frank Parker, Georgetown, was held from St. David's United Church, Georgetown, on Monday, ust.8 at 2 pm. The ‘service was conducted by Rev. J.W. . For- bes, The hymns Safe In The Arms Of Jesus and When He Cometh To Make Up His Jew-

SHOWS 2:30 -~7-9

FODAY SAT.

VISITING

Mr. and Mrs. James M. Mac- | Guigan and daughter Shana, of | | Toronto are- visiting Mr. Mac- | Guigan's parents, Mr. and Mrs, James MacGuigan, St. Mary's Road.

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WHEN Raw courage’ was:

_ needed to meet the Challenge of Law West....

- HE LED THEM ALL!

VACATIONING Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burke, | Vivian and Leonard, and Fran- | | ces Hannan of Toronto, are vac- | ationing at Brudenell River Park...Mrs...Burke is. the former

| Ruth Lloyd of Roseneath.

_ RETURNS FROM TRIP |. Mrs. Fred Gregory, Parkdale, has just returned from -a_two-

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els were--suag by the choir and congregation. _ Mrs. Edward Easton was organ-accompanist. The pallbéarers. were Merlin MacIntyre, Keith Lavers, Roger MacDougall; Kenneth Walker: The flowerbearers were Philip Boudreau Allison - MacDonald, Nicholas Easton, Gary McCan- nell and Wayne Arsenault. ~In- terment in United Church ceme- tery. ~

CITY AREA FUNERALS

imonth trip to Alberta and Bri- tish Columbia. Mrs. Gregory was

. “SHENANDOAH"

POWER WITH a guest of her. brother, - Lloyd, Edmonton, and her two sons, ADVENTURE ‘\Earl and Gordon,: Calgary.

THAT TAKES — —ON- THE

LEAVES FOR VISIT

Mrs. Sterling Conrad, Sturge- on, left recently for Falcon- bridge, Ontario, to visit with her daughter June and family. She _ will also visit with ~her son, Ellsworth of Gimli, Manitoba, and his family. Mrs. Conrad was accompanied by her daughter | Audrey and son, Ralph,

VISITORS Walter Mahar, accompanied by his two sisters Mrs. George |H. Dennis of Trenton, Ontario, jand*Mrs. Fred Bladt of Charlot- |tetown, were recent: visitors to Lakeville also accompanied by grand-daughter, Barbara Den- nis of Trenton, Ontario. They are visiting their uncle and- aunt, Mr. and Mrs. C.H. Mahar and Mrs. Margaret Ryan.

TO SERVE OVERSEAS

Two graduates of Mount Al-| lison-University;-Sackville; N:B- have been accepted for service overseas, it was announced _to- day. They are Susan M. Martin of Charlottetown and June Dingwell of Midgell. “Miss Mar- tin has deferred her assignment | for the time being to pursue graduate studies. Miss Ding- well is» presently teaching in Labrador. ‘

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FAITHFUL FUNERAL — The |

funeral for William K. Faithful was held Thursday, August 11, 1966, from the MacLean Funeral Home where service was con- ducted by Rev. Jan. Glass and Lic. Jack Allen’ During_the ser- vice.a solo, Beyond the Sunset, was. sung by. Ralph Raynor.

laying of the lateral Hines into | ; the various property lines. a

;ed and the necessary “action taken to pay the amount of $28,-

000 to ‘cover the two progress re- | ports. .

-Mr.. Raymond. Lavandief ap- plied for a building. permit for the... construction-,0fe-daenS-unitet: motel: or housekeeping unit at an estimated cost of $25,000. :.| This is ‘to be located on Grafton Street, between Victoria Street --and—East-Street. The application | Was approved. Also approved by

the Council was..an—application | to construct a dwelling house on Monture Avenue submitted by Mr. William Jamieson. ,

_ The council discussed the ques- | tion of installing one. or .more

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ot Trade sponsored the party and sold over 200 tickets to the show. The party was ac- companied from Kensington by an RCMP escort.

\tion and-worship in the liturgy of 2!

funeral of Lisa Jane Parker,

Aug. |

participation and involvement are hydrants at strategic points

the deeper--levels of ‘Mind and) Heart,” which is the theme of! Institute, ‘so that all aspects of the Mass may be unified.

Following the addréss, Father

“The. Parish as a Community’? while, the’..Sisters ‘jand the laity held their separ-

special interest groups, | Workshops filled the afternoon |agenda for the more than 500 | delegates.

Georgetown Council Meets a

| ‘The regular monthly meeting | of the Georgetown town council was held on-Monday night in the council] chambers, with- Mayor- Howard .S. MacLean presiding and. councillors. Lavers, John- son,-McConnell, Currie and Mac- Donald in attendance. The min- utes of the last regular meet- ing, one special.meeting and an emergency meeting were. read by the town clerk, Mrs. Laura | Murphy, and adopted.

Reports were received from the chairman of the. various

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to adoption. The Police Report showed the amount of. $430 col- lected—in. fines forthe month of July. Other matters coming up for discussion from the com- | mittee < was an applica- tion for the installation of. a/ street light at the’ corner of. East. Street and Gordon Street. | Culverts were installed | Water Street to allow for a! {free flow of. water. The dump | |earetaker was re-engaged for. | the months of August and Sep-| | tember and a small building has been purchaséd and will be haul ed to the dump site for the: use of. the-caretaker. It -was-report-. ed. that the new dumping reg- ulations of having the dump open from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. on| Tuesdays and Saturdays is work- ing satisfactorily.

__ Laurie A. Coles of Laurie A. Coles Associates attended‘ the Meeting and discussed «with the council various aspects of the sewage installation project- for | the town which is progressin

ification on many points in re- |

Congregational hymns were Breathe On Me Breath Of*God | and Unto the Hills. Attending in| a body were the children of the | Protestant Children’s Home. Pall bearers were David Mac- | Donald, Warren Collins, Thomas | Collins, Byron Jones, Francis | Driscoll and Edna. Wood. Flower- | bearers-were Calvin MacMillan, | Robert Burhoe, Paul Mcnaghan, Ronald MacNeill, Gary Jenkins and Reid Burkhouse. Interment | was in Argyle Shore Cemetery. |

TREMERE FUNERAL — The)

funeral for Hilson Tremere of I!

Hampshire was held Thursday, | August 11,° from the Cutcliffe | Funeral Home. Service was con- | ducted by Rev. Donald Powell assisted by Rev. A.E. Piercey. The hymns sung were Safe in) The Arms of Jesus—and- Abide

; With Me. The flower bearers were Heath Larter, Robert | Clow, Ralph Edwards, Gordon’;

Blank, George Watts. Pallbearers weré

Elmer Younker, Earl Ward, Wat- 7

son Larter, Everett Clow, Robert McCluskey and Wylie Stewart. Interment_took place. in the. Hampshire cemetery. ‘5

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Monday, Aug.

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Wednesday

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“KEN and EDDY”

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gard to sewage installation. The | installing of the main lines is

now about 90 per-cent completed and work is progressing on the

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Adults $1.00. Children under 12

which could be connected ‘to the main water line that runs from. the water pumping station. This may. be-done by. reason of the fact that the council had last year installed in the main water

ticipation. of the town at some | future date installing a com-

plete water system. The ques-’

tion of-hydrants will be: further discussed. at a later date and if finances warrant one or more may be installed:

It was also reported that the ; to the sewage | pumping station on Weeks Cres-

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In wecterday ~

Mr. Wilson sk

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and showers are forecast for all three provinces today. They New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island and south western Nova | Scotia.in.the morning, and: in the remainder of Nova Scotia in the afternooa. A few thunder- Showers may occur in some places. The shower activity will end. tonight.. soripeoenanieotare The disturbance is expected to ‘be far enough east ofthe dis- trict so that Saturday will be generally sunny in all regions: Afternoon temperatures Satur- day are expected to reach .the seasonable low to mid -70s. Regional forecast: - Prince-Bdward Island, East- ern .New Brunswick Counties: | (Mostly. cloudy, scattered showers

will begin in southern |

Bilis amounting to $150.91 on} collection. : r ch famil- ‘ordinary account were certified’ TORONTO-(\CP):— Tempera- Watching Mr. Wilson work is iar landscapes_as (Confederation as paid and bills amounting to | tures: an experiences and the. speed Centre, the Province. House | $551.21 on ordinary account were.| Victoria’ ....,...+. 49 64 with4wvhich be works is a re-.and/a scene incorporating part of |approved for payment. The) kdmonton ......., 45 50 markable feature of his style. A Queen Street and City Hall. He -| Capital Expenditure . ‘account Regina male 58 7 detailed sketch..can be complet- specializes in datnz=bujldings | Showed that the amount. of $2000 Winnipeg ......... 48 78 jed in 45.or 30 miautes. Somé and scenes with some historical | had been received from the gov- | Ottawa - 37: oss 60 62. |take much less time, and a few interest. tse ernment oraee weeks ago aS 8 | Montreal;...0... 64. a. —— —_ — ; ; nan towards fire fighting equip- | Fredericton ....-. 61 84 re } ¥ ent and an additional amount | ... i NA: of. two. th ‘4 Saint JoRR occas. 56 4a : : ousand dollars for | 58 84 \ town: beautification. | Moncton -... ...+. 69 - The Council decided to pay oft | Halifax Bl § , ‘|the amount: of $1675 owing on | Charlottetown 61 82 MONTAGUE the ‘purchase .of the truck that | Sydney ‘i aoe : a : ‘ transports the pumper. Also | Yarmouth ....... j imoved for payment” ut of the St. John's os ; oe , ore | capital expenditure account was’| Albany 59. 89 sedis ona aa the sum of $1135.26 for* grading |Boston ..... 64 84 Matinee Sat. 3:30 [ae shaling that portion: of | Tampa ....+-+++«+ a = | Regular Admission /Grafton’ Street from Victoria |Miami» ..........-- / i Street to East Street. Tucson: ..... scares 69 93 "MARY POPPINS" _Number 3 and Number 4 pro- |Los “Angeles *...... 67 6 | Bress reports on the sewage in-| watIFAX (CP) — The wea-| By Walt Disney | stallation project w t TV nee Ses : project were present-| ther’ office says cloudy skies ~

COMING MON. - TUES., AUG. 15 - 16 “SLAVES OF BABY. LON—Action. thriller.

You win, we lose contest Friday—Jackpot $15.09, $3.00. $2.00, $1.00, and four cartons Coke, Last. week's winners: J. B. O'Leary, Albert MacDonald, Jackie MacPhee. Coke winners... Bobby Ferguson, Kenny Peardon, Mervin Ennis, Bobby Llewelly. -

__ ALL CHARLOTTETOWN _ CITY SCHOOLS

Will re-open on Tuesday, Sept. 6th at

‘ting-tonight; cooler; winds south-

and chance of a thundershower | beginning this morning and end-

? a.m. Students for grades 10 and 11 only will enroll at Colonel Gray Senior High School. : ;

west 20. Low-high at ‘Charlotte- town 60 and 75, Moncton 62 and 7%. Outlook for Saturday: Sunny with seasonable temperatures. High tide today at Charlotte- {town 6.21 a.m..and 8.43 p.m. At Rustico at. 2.12--a.m.- Summer- | side tide eighteen minutes later than Charlottetown. Sun rises to- day at 6.21 a.m. and sets at 8.15

By order o/~

cent has been graded and rock j fill removed from. the foot _ of | Richmond Street: Other. matters | discussed were the Tax Appeal Board; police car insurance, wel- _fare_matters and a variety of other routine matters. :

Suspended

Sentence In 5 Hee

City Court

Mazistrate AJ. Haslam. QC, | levied a.two year suspended sen- |tence on Earl Russell Rafuse, idr, city, when. he. appeared:-in city police court yesterday morn- ing on a charge of having pos- |Session of stolen goods:

Urban MacDonald, city, char- ged with -traving “defective

committees and discussed prior brakes on-his motor vehicle, had |

his case adjourned to August 18. Fite Cause —

Unknown,

~The cause’ of~ Wednesday night's fire which was thought to have erupted betweea the

on| Bike Shop. and Capitol. Auto Sup-

ply on Great George Street has not yet been. established, said Fire Chief terday morning, Mr. Stewart ‘said investiga- tions would be carried out today | by Fire Inspector Herbert - Jews .' ell \ The blaze broke out. at: 10.25 | and was estinguished within an | hour by the Charlottetown Vol- | unteer Fire department. | Damage was_reported exten... sive to the second floors of both buildings with water damage to | the ground floors. |

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