A PARADE was a feature yesterday of the annual mem- oriai service at the Cenotaph It Cornwall. Taking part w .-re Royal Canadian Legion mem-

Legion, Scouts, Guides Hold Cornwall Memorial Service

‘ ' igoode Hall today to completelfo A memorial service at the I times war is necessary to pre-

hers Boy Scouts. Girl Guides and school children. Lieuten- ant-Governor F.W. Hyndman took the salute.

cenotaph in Cornwall _vcst<-1-day I serve those things for which we ‘ t

afternoon paid ‘l‘ll')tli(’ to those men of the district who fell in two world wars.

Guest spcal.-‘rs. Rev. J. R. Bulger. CliarlotIc'own. a rid Bruce Stewart. Souris. Dominion Legion representative. stressed the sacrifice of tho»: nho had died for ‘llf‘ cause of I)".flt‘(‘ and the need to siipnort \'iitcraiis' organizations and the families of those who had d"--d in war. ‘

self. God a nd liis neiglihour“. Father Bulgcr stated. "but some-

sand".

. ant - Governor F. W. II_\'ll(lillal’l took the salute. ac- companied on the reviewing stand by Capt. A. C. T\‘iacEach- ern. MC. Legion members. Boy Scouts. Girl Guides and school children formed 'he parade. .\lu- sic was by tI'.-> P.E.l. R"i-Zinient hand. Wilfred Stretch. Nine Mile Creek. was parade marshal.

hand opened the program. fol-I i lowed by remarks by tIl|3 chair-‘

man. Lawson Drake. a hand l selection and the reading of the names by Capt. Allison MacMil-'

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lGa ry‘ Schr-elder

Forsakes lions

For Law School TORONTO (Cpl Gary

Schreider has left Rrltlsh Col- umbia Lions and will enter Os-

his law studies.

The talented corner line- backer told Lion's coach Dave Ski-ein of his plans H‘unda,v afternoon after leading B.C. to a 37-21 win over Toronto Argon- auts.

“I handed in m_v play hook."

said Schreider. “It boiled

down to law or football I have’ considered this whole question

II1()l'0ll!ZIil\‘ for weeks now and

have decided that law takes

preference."

Sclircidcr joined the Lions this season after spending six years with Ottawa Rough Rid-

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lSlAND NEWS PAGE

Sourls,

Kinas Count\

4 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Mon. Sept. 10, 1982.

‘CHICAGO (AP) —- A Chicago man says he is assembling a ,group of people who will try to [get away from It all.

The moving spirit. Robert H. Van Schoick. 31. says his party A . .will embark next spring on a ipioneer settling v e ii i u r e in Inorthern Canada.

At this stage. he won't pin- point the proposed settlement site beyond saying that it isn't

rth of th

o Inquest '5 Scheduled :‘.*.::;;..‘:":.;.

Dr L E tin or Mackenle districts. but Prowse last night rm-iailed lthatinm °l°'° l° H"d5°" Bay‘ ' . nn inquest Wm be new into that Van Schoick advertised re- dear Mann; ue dmgnist, tcently in two Chicago newspa- Cyril Johnston. w ose body was I pers. asking for persons to help Lind on the shore at Guernsey him settle 8 small portion of Cove, last Friday morning, Canada's Northwest Territories.

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C h I cf coroner.

M... Joh,,s,on_ had I9“ Mon_‘He now finds himself sifting tag... 0,, mn Pvengng of Sunday‘ I through more than 300 applica- Sept. in his sailboat “The ”°“«

2.

Ghost" and when he failed tol "The response has been fabu- return a widespread ‘land. seailous. Everyone wants to go." and air search was inszituted-he said. last Tue l Van Schoick first planned to

Dr. Prowse, announced thatitake a group of about 20 with the autopsy had established that I him. Now he says there will be Mr. Johnston had died as theItrouble holding the number to result of drowning. '50.

Chicago Man To lead Pioneers Into Arctic

llected a group of idealists and

Van Schoick. a former flor- ist. said he expects the group to spend 2112 years somewhere in the vast area between Hud- son Bay and the'Yukon.

New Attractions Planned

For Dundas Plowing Match"

The single furrow open. the : on on the grounds this year for gang plow under 18 years. the Ithe first time. Mr. lluntor said.

at new attractions are 3 ing

association president. Bridge-

town.

The match. now in its 22nd year. has grown from a small i--ginning when it received 325 in government grants. to a Class 8 fair that drawfltlsoo in grants this year. the president explain- ed. A start has been made this year on a new hog rn. _ _

A full program of it plowing events is scheduled with senior

“This will be one of the heat prepared and thought-out expe- ditions ever," he said. "We hope to be the pioneers of this area and the nucleus of follow- ing waves of settlers that open this territory.

“In many ways I have col-,

ists who want retain basic philosophies and senses.

ue. Y am amazed at the higher calibre of people, who have applied.

Among the applicants. Van‘ Schoick said. were: a gun-‘ smith, a professional hunter. a chemist. a geologist. an ama- teur composer. a doctor and

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some farmers. There were sin- ,

gle persons of both sexes and married couples with children.

Canadian government has consented to the expedition

‘and offered assistance, he said.

3 r boys and girls under 16 on t open- ing day.

They have saddle dunes and carriage horas classes on Wed- nesday and general purpose and draft classes on the second day

the show

cattle will be sho on - (tiinifbrnseys lulI“tIm,Sh|l;‘|tfl?l"flsu(‘): M°""T"°" 3°" 1"“ Thu The management "10 33” N3-

Hlllsboro River. ‘

at ladies

class

horsese are be own on -n,,,,.,,,,y_ ‘ orrxwa tcpi..1mcg pm. ' kenale. first of a New clan of SPECIAL EVENTS destroyer escorts. will be com. senior sports events are onlmlssioned into the Royal Gang. ¥hednesday and junior events on ,dian Navy Oct. 0. it was an. ill‘! Ollie

y- 1 ' Hiduand dancing competition The Mackenzie. first of six to a feature on the opening be built. is being constructed by clay under the direction of Mrs. ‘ Canadian Viclrora Ltd.. at Mont- Douglas MacGowan. Montague. 5 Foot. This o

will be

A s"ep

was crowned

Sourla ‘ J

uly, w ton Fitzpatrick. Souris on Wed-

nesday

-‘id on Thursd y

Complete meal

tractor class. a utility a nd the Kings County are scin-

dancing competition will’ llow. a

Carole Ann bower, who corta. Sea Queen of A Fisheries Exhibition inl

be in ced by Mil-, afternoon ‘

Q will be sorv- ' in three cl

ship. lndthe five to I be kn . Maclrcnalo clan destroyer es- Earlior similar vessels the are in as the st. La Reutigoucbe class. When the Mackenzie ships are completed. the will 20 destroyer escorts in service

M0tI'IItIiIIE

Matinee Tuesday #3:!) pm.

as l II THE GRASSIS GREENER CARY GRANT - JEAN SIMMONS ls was love at first sight until she took another look—ahc thought her husband was an old man. What a story—wbat a comedy. None better few as good.

gmgpfmrpmmwfl M Comnliissioning “.‘.,.,,.'3,,"‘;,:,,'.‘,.l.l.‘ .3: .,7,{-,. Of Ship Plan-nod

urent and

navy have

n en-_ ers in e Eastern The 3st P051. silence 3 n d Of the Canadian F 0 0 I I) R R(‘\‘eIIIsj wore followed by the League; Coach Frank Clair laying of wreaths by veterans. . didn‘t like ill? idea Of SL'lll'(‘l(l9l‘ next kin of the deceased and ; commuting from Toronto to Ot- ()lhers_ ' tawa so he could c o m b l n e

la . Fairvi L

EASIERN

,*"'—-:—--——-—--j-< school and foo ball, and made . i & i the deal with B.(‘. E. Sunday afternoon. Sclircidor . ’had one of his best days in tire pro league. He kicked three . Finures Jump . ‘crt. d goal and

scored a touclidown.

RE('y.j)\iT v]S]T()RS _Complete May to August traf- Artlirir Bibean and his fath_-r, ‘l“' figures V9193-‘°‘l 5_a"“"‘l“Y Robert Bibcan were recent vis- lb-V N°"h"mb.°rl3"d Fem" Ltd" ‘ .._m.s to Beuevue. .show sharp increases in all de- lpzrtmvints on Wood Islands R]-‘,T|.;Rx1:;[) Houp; Ito Caribou. N.S. route. po

Mr. and Mrs, Donald Mac.‘ A total of 123.255 passengers Stanley_ Wolpcrt's novel about Kinnon. who have spent some were ferried in this period. an the assassin of Mohandas K. ‘ime with rela.ives in Montague increase of 12,903 over 1961. Auto Gandhi. Indian critics attacked and Pownal ret,urr,»,-(1 1351 week traffic was up from 33.601 in the American's hook. complain- tn lhnir home in Qn3nc_v_Ma5s_ i961 to 38.101 this year an in- ing that it portrayed the assas- crease of 4.500 and truck traffic sin. Nathui-am Godsc. in a he- increased from 4.946 to 6.284. roic light and that it gave an Ice conditions delayed the untrue accniint of a love affair elhi

BAN NOVEL BOMBAY t/\Pl -- The Indian

government has banned the im- Nine Hours to Rama.

SPENT WEEKEND .lorin Clarey spent the weekend

Mm Visiting “rs clayey and start of the season this year to between him and a young son Douglas, also liisllvla-V 4_ 3"- ‘ V ’,-arciiis Mr. and Mrs. George‘

Clarzy, Wliim Road.

. MURRAY RIVER THEATRE I

Mrs Albert Slnlth of Aitlc- I born Mass. and Mrs. Harold MONDAY-TUESDAY. SEPTEMB JR I0-11. TWIE 8:30 P.-\I. ‘ Bradhuii Pawtucket. R I.

Harley Mills. Maureen 0‘Hara. Brian Keith, in color by Walt Disney. A girls summer camp. They get together and iilzin to get their parents together.

attended the funeral of t hi: ilr aunt. Mrs. James ,\lacKiniion of

See girls reveal their true smrgelm identities. Terrific. Money Back Guarantee, believe it or not. _ SP}-:_\'1' Hounny ‘Yen and Bonnell Your Friendly Friends." Mr. and llrs. William .\iac— ‘ ’Ken7.ie have returned to their

home in SllITli1lf‘i‘\'lll'.‘. Mass, af_"‘l‘ 8 most enjoyable holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Alex F. Mac- Kenzie. It/lontague.

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AT WHIROAD I

Mi-s .\'orma Campbell, (‘han It’tIl(‘.l'i\‘«‘ll, spent Labor Day weekrnd at the home of he‘ I | parents. Mr. and Mrs Wesley Campbell, W-him Roa . H

'.Vli‘S. Edna Graham and con i F Hugh Commercial Cross. and U Mrs D.1\‘f. MacDonald and I '

daughter Florence of Montague. Mrs. \lan Niciiolson also

M'onta.=ute. motored over the Sunrise Trail over the weekend.

MP T0l'Rl)\'G KINGS

Mrs. Margaret Macdoiiald. MP. has continued her current visit to the various areas of Kings. visiting i-‘or‘unc Bay. An. riandale and North Lake. She hopes to visit all S(‘r'Ilt)llS of the county before returning to Otta- wa.

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WEl.C0.\lE GUEST Cummings of N.B.. is a welcome guest and visitor to Montague this week. She is the guest of her niece Mrs. James Cudmore and Mr. Ciid-more and her neph- ews Archie Hilchey and Mrs. Hilchey and Calvin Hilchcy and Mrs. HIIPIIVW.

VISITED PARENTS Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tilton and daughter Robyn spent the past week at the home of Mrs. Tilton':i parents, Mr. and Mrs. AJ. MncPherson, Bellevue. Ont their return to North Hadley.‘ Mass.. they were accompanied by Mvs A.J. M‘acPherson, who will visit other members of her family. JOHNSTON FUNERAL -— l L,‘ e funeral for Lester Cyril ‘ ‘ olmstrvn was held Sunday af- . « ‘terno-in from his late residence i

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