Gillian Cudmore, past _pre- sident of the Montague Allied Youth organization, congratul- ates newly. elected president John Suilivan- at-~ the annual banquet sheld earlier { this week

NEW PRESIDENT |

in they St. Andrews Church Hall. Looking on are the guest speaker David Boswell, direct- or of physical. education and alcohol studies,_department—of ecniens a, (LEFT) and Rich-

ard Collins, one. of ihielr spon- | sors. Other members of the - | new executive include: Faye Fraser, vice-president; . Anne Smith, — secretary; — Patrick Donahue, treasurer.

Mounties Annual Parade

Is Scheduled For Sunday ‘

The 93rd anniversary of the formation of the Force will « be celebrated tomorrow morning as.the RCMP ‘L’ Division stages its seventh annual church ace . ade in this city.

Approximately 50 iiembers. of the famed police —will- be “here from all detachments in the Pro- vince to takepart in the event:

* The proclamation bringing the old North West Mounted Police |

~ \of Winnipeg and former football |

Superintendent A.S. McNeil ae right’ wilt be given as the police will be performing his last offi- march past the War Memorial. cial public function with the ser- PARADE ROUTE ‘ vice of which he has beeh a! The parade route will take the| member for 35 years. A native |marchers on Grafton to Prince |then.. up Richmond to Queen) player with Regina Rough Rid- Street. They will go along the ers he was noted-as a traffic-ex- latter: to Kent and down to Roch- pert»:in_his branch of .the-—ser- ford where they will, turn_right “vice. He -retires next —Wednes- ‘to St: Peters-Cathedral. for the ‘day, May 25. ‘first time all members will at- The parade tomorrow morn- tend the same church regardless

into being was staged on May |: ing will form at 10:20 on Grafton ‘of religious affiliation.

23, 1873, by_Sir John A;~Mae>|

~Donald,famed-—Canadian-states- man-of the Confederation era.

Street; opposite Confederation’ Reforming—at12.15 in front of ‘Centre, and -led “by the P.E.I. 'the church the parade will pro- ‘Regiment Band-will move off |ceed to Pownal Street and along

~Heading-the—parade— will —_be-down ;Grafton—at 10.30._An ‘eyes |it to-Kent-Street-where the sal-

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lute will be taken by His Honor Lieutenant Governor W.J. Mac- Donald at a- base opposite City Hall. With him on the stand will be Premier Walter:R. Shaw, Mayor Walter J. Cox and other civic “and provincial dignitaries:

Following ‘the salute the -par- ade will turn right on Kent at the corner of Queen Street on which it will proceed a short distance and then dismiss.

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Today is expected to_begin generally cloudy in Noya Scotia and- Prince Edward Island but will become mostly sunny dur- ing the “morning or afternoon. Scattered showers are forecast in New. Brunswick. A few places could get‘a thundershower. Af- ternoon temperatures_on Satur-. day throughout the. Maritimes will be generally in the 60s;

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Island News Page. Eastern and a Districts ae Guardian, Charlottetwn, Sat., May : 21, 1966.

She has played. female leads | on Broadway in “Who's Afraid lof Virginia Woolf"’ and ‘‘Dylan", | and has done work in England

lin such productions as ae |'‘Rainmaker’’- and ‘'The— Ste | mother".

In a long. career in Canadian,

and. American.,television, her 5 most outstanding: roles have in cluded: the mother in ‘‘Mother

Summer

Signs Kate Reid

The Charlottetown Festival , has announced the signing. .of Katé Reid for two roles in its

1966 ‘Festival of Music — ‘Laughter"’

The Canadian actress will play thes .HTavor's wife, Anna, in Mavor Moore's “The Ottawa

CITY AREA FUNERALS

CANTELLO FUNERAL — The funeral for Ne!son M.-Cantelio, son of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Cantello, wan tand Friday, May Gillis _. Funeral. Home. The. ser was con- | ducted by R'ey E. Grant. | Organist was Mrs. Samuel Mar. | tin, ® Hymns. sung were Jesus iLeves-Me_and_lesus Loves Little | | Children. Pallbearers were Hora- | tio Cantello;- Samuel. Cantello, | | George Young. Flower bearers | | were Robert’ Coulson, Charles +MacLean and Charles Knox. In- | ferment was in the Polly ceme- tery; Mt. Buchanan;

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' Postal services which will be available on Victoria Day, be- ing celebrated this year on Mon- day, May 23. were announced by W.F. Griffith; postmaster: of the Charlottetown Post Office. On that-day mail. will be te- ceived from and sent to main- land points only. There will be the usual special delivery ser- vice. The lock box lobby will be

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BRIEFS

Courage’”, Vietotia*in ‘‘The In Vineiblé Mr, Disraeli"’,.._and

‘estiva Mary Todd Lincoln in ‘’Abe | Lineoli of ‘Illinois’.

Over several seasons at Strat- ford. she has played in ‘Mac- beth’) ‘“Phe ‘Taming *of — the ‘Shrew", ‘‘Love’s Labour*s Lost” “Henry VIII", “A Midsummer Night's Dream’’ , and ‘‘Romeo and Jnutet™: ~ See

Man", a Crna, Miss Reid will go into re- C-WAC., in “The Adventures hearsal June 20 for her Char- of. Private Turvey"’, a, new mus- Iottetown. Festival roles. Her i¢al by Donald Harron and Nor- Contract. with ne Eee man Campbell, based on cludes ee a ‘adh

~lottietown-for a cat t noah aes two children and her shousekeep- : . Id tress W , first eT. She plans to rent a huge o eran “ have tet. a stone. house within walking» dis- ; pected to star in tance of the theatre. a 4 In ‘The Ottawa Man” she wi a special entertainment at el appear: with Donald: ‘Harron Tarvey"’, to be; Miss Reid, though best known siiged aed” ehorecpranhed by for heavy. “dramatic_roles,_WA8|-41an—Lund.—will-stak_daek Duffy eee ee ‘a. sense of comedy | and—inelude-the —entire Char faultless i Hime” by "perforin: lottetown-_ Festival —Reportory, | ing Arts Magazine. This season Miss Reid star-

novel by Earle Birney. comedy roles, and in “Turyex:’,

Company. Premier nights are July 6

mien - (“Ott Man’) and July 25 red in the short-lived” Broadway |: hareey j an two shows will

double bul, “Two — Slapstick ‘run in reportory with “Anne of

Tragedie +. by ‘Tennessee Wit 7 f , Gn Gables” until September hams; fon hich she received hee ze : P

critical acclaim, and made her | first Holtywood-titm, Phis-Pre— —More- than 29,500—Indian— and- perty is :Condemned", with Pakistani immigrants went to |'Natalie Wood. ° Britain in 1965.

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‘AWARDED MEDAL

« of and Mrs. Bernard McInnis, Bedford, recently was awarded a medal as, the best |marksman in Platoon 137 of the |Queens Own Rifles in; Calgary. \ Pte. McInnis, who foined the | feat in January, won

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Irant, will be staged Wednesday night on Festival. Both, Schafer ,lang. Garant sioned to write .short composi- tions to open. two -ef—thesum- =e s Sunday night concert-hera y fhe Atlantic. Orchestra. The same evening Kate Reid stars_in_the National Film Board

Performers

A quartet of performers and production “Bach Day Tent composers hired by the Charlot: Comes”: This summer Miss Rei tetown Festival for the coming Will play 5 Captain Crashaw, season. will be featured-.this M.D. RCMC, Phd in *'The Ad. week on CBC television pro- Ventures of Private Turvey grams ann the mayor's wife in The

Monday night at 10 Jean Ca- Ottawa Man’ > ‘vall will appear in ‘It's Murder, =

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