n Ceremony. 8.30 a band concert will be be near Government House, follow- cd by a lireiiot‘ks After. the fireworks display Province Building at , a be lighted.

d 1064 meetin .

Busy Agenda Is Set For Premiers’ Meet

Agenda for the visit next week.Act. will be held in conjunction 93¢ m the provincial Premiers: TEA' RECEPTION of Canada's prime minister and WiXh the visit, d 31"”! g commemorative ad~~ . x remlers an , provincial prcmlora has been re- minimal]. are expected m am",1 filmed by television crews. l leased by Provmclal Secretary,ln Charlottetown on the after- David Stewart, [ad will mcludel noon of Aug. 31. be host at a government lunch-.l '30 At 5.15 pm. on Monday. a re- eon for the prime minister and“ mworh' MM concerts' mm . ception for the visitors wlll be. premiers at 12.30 at the Chariot-i c ~ “W- "P" 3 ’e'enacl' held on board HMCS Cape Scotti tetown Hotel. " me“ of the “TN” 100 yearslin Charlottetown. At 6.30. the At P “o of u“ Path“. °E “medal”. party leaves the Ship for dinner‘ Pearson will inspect the Royal 3“ at Montgomery Hall. ICanadian Navy Gu SUNSET CEREMONY fat the Confederation Centre. At| . In Victoria Park. the R o yal 2.10. there will be a tour of fact North America Canadian Navy will hold a 2"- Memorial Centre. .

0.15 e harbor will meat

on. .

A federal - provincial confer-1l once. likely to discuss changes In the British

of Confederation

Fathers of Confederation will ar-.

1-1 a rbor aboard the “Victoria.” a con- verted federal government ship at 3 pm. The P.E.l. Regiment Band will be in attendance for ‘ the arrival. l The “Fathers of Confedera¥

. begin n the . Chamber FEW ANIMALS

rive in Charlottetown

Centre

Ethe Confederation Chamber at captivity.

TODAY THROUGH SEPTEMBER 6th

WAYNE ANI) SH USTER TN Charlottetown

Mon. to Sat. 8:80 pm.

The true story of Lt. loll l'. Kennedy's .. ' 'ble adventure .

Fri. and Sat. 2:30 pm. mmd’

Matinccs

SEATS Evening 2.00 &

Matinccs 1.00 l 2200 up

DON'T MISS THIS COMEDY.

SONG AND DANCE REVUE

ESPECIALLY SCRIPTED FOR CHARLOTTETOWN!

“for the show come and meet the cast in the Green Room. Admission 25c plus your ticket stub.

ONE NIGHT ONLY SUNDAY. AUG. Bil—9:00 P.M.

JO'HN VICKERS

leading Tenor

EGMONT BAY and

The A be held on

Official officials and invited guests.

ednesday, September 2nd, 1964.

Visitors Welcome in Casual Clothes

“COME AS YOU ARE—BUT COME"

” ié-illll after {in é-ém) ART GALLERY AND MUSEUM OPEN D ............. . .................. .. 10 am. — 8 pm. Sun ays ............................. .. 12 noon - 9:00 pm. RESTAURANT OPEN Monday to Saturday . . 9:30 am. to 7:30 pm. Sunday 12 noon to 7:30 pm.

_ Watch for the Centennial ESSO Ticketmohile ' touring the Island daily.

a.m. on the 2nd.

Entries must be made as early

_ - change. ' parishes. Games. pony rides. Milking contest.

Memor .Building Foundation as hosts. Working sessions of t‘ie feder- manded to later dates.

almost exterminated

MOlNT CARMEL EXHIBITION

60th ANNIVERSARY

cultural Fair at Abram’s Village will '

opening at 2 pm. by government

Open to all West Point County. boundary line being St. Eleanor’s Road to the north shore. sunny, ‘ _ 7 pm. _ 9 pm. All exhibits in the building must be taken in

on the 1st and livestock and poultry before 10 as possible. Prize list may be obtained by writing or phone Cyrus J. Gallant, secretary, 52-2, Wellington Ex-

Meals will be served by the ladies of both

ml ute Sunset A! sso for a re- enactment of the

l

_ A parade of the prime minis- dlsplay at tor and the premiers from the to Govern- fortao. The “Fathers of Confederation" The Sept. 1 events begin at 10' are to travel in horse-drawn car- am. in the Confederation Chsm- rinses. with the prime mini-tar her in the Province Building and the premiers travelling In

There will be an afternoon tea. the prime dresses. This program is to be‘ at Government HOUSE It 5 DJ“

‘and a reception and buffet a Premier Walter R. Shaw will; the C°nf°d°”“°“ cent" '

t t

. l On the evening of Sept. 1. thel tn" onfcrence delegates will attend mired driving charges. performance of Wayne and

ial

A I Ado“ portraying the original: al- provincial conference are to were Douglas ' ‘ Confederation Mount Edward at 10 am. Sept. 2.

The desert - based Arabian loryx. a M” M antelope. h” pear and the court issued a been “5 warrant for Albert Watson Ste- ing a window in town police I ll believed to be Clown ‘0 'bom.wart. Carleton. The case WM station when he pleaded guilty Itlon” are scheduled to arrive atlso animals. most of them in wt We, u, Ann,“ 3,

ISLAND NEWS PAGE

Smallwood

Indicates

phant w. waning on In right hand side of the road.

It is believed the. vehicle was dissecondtualheof three

travelling in the some dines- ton. and that the occupants of the third vehicle may have wit- nessed the accident.

2 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Tues, Aug. 25. 1964.

Attendance |

C Magistrate James B. John- days for illegal possession of

Magistrate Hears I4 Cases, 12 Charges Involve Liquor

Four men appeared in magts- lng intoxicated in a public 's court yesterday on im- place. and three men were

Premier Joseph Smallwood of Newfoundland. who missed the

rift premiers‘ conference sev- eral weeks ago, has announced that he will come to Charlotte-1 town with a delegation for the Centennial commemorativcl meeting of all Canadian prom- ier next week.

All other premiers involved but already indicated acceptance of

h fined no and costs or

rime MimsterlSh“3l" l" "19 Memm'lll Thﬂl- ston. QC, fined Edward James liquor.

tre at 8.30. Following the perfor- Dolron of New Glasgow and of Honor mance there will be a reception and costs or 10 days on at the centre. with the Fathers charge.

the

Two of the men so charged pleaded not guilty and were re-

EY

Stuart Moore.1

Road, who was

remanded to Sept. 21. and Hec-

tor Howard Morrison. 0c 0 s it View, remanded to Aug. 31.

The other man failed to ap-

Donald Keith Higgins of Stan- hope was remanded to Sep m- ber 17 on a criminal negligence charge resulting from an acci- dent in which Duncan Albsn Maclnnis was killed.

e of Paulina (Mrs. Mslcolml Macl.ean, Souris, was set over to August 31. Mrs. Mac- Lean is charged with possession of goods known to be stolen with a value exceeding $50.

men were each fined m and costs or 15 days for be-

tn;h Charlottetown invitation. oy are expec to arrive Man here during the afternoon of

Monday. Aug. 31.

MISCOUCHE Centennial Celebrations TUESDAY, AUG. 25th.

. Crowning of Queen 0 Midway ‘ Opening of Museum

On Two Counts

SUMMERSIDE —- John Allen MacDonald of Cornwall appeared before Magistrate 3.8. Hinton. QC on two counts yesterday..

it was fined 820 and costs or 10 days for being drunk and 020 and costs or 10 days for break

RCMP Hunt For Witnesses

The Royal Canadian Mounted Police are requesting informa- tion about a hit-and-run accid- ent which occurred Sunday even- ing on one Molpequo Road at Winsloe.

Police believe the vehicle which struck Robert Gcssnor Silllphant in the accident which sent him to hospital in Halifax with spinal injuries, was marvel- Iing towards Hunter River, the same direction in which Silli-

83‘/3% MORTGAGES

to both charges. He was also or- dered to pay restitution of 85.70 or serve 5 days in jail.

There were two other cases in magistrate's court. both of men charged with being drunk in a public place. One was fined 020 and costs or 15 days and the other $20 and costs or 15 days.

to August 27 when he appeared

CovoI-load Man Charged With Threatening Life

Robert Francis Ross of Cove- head was remanded without bail

in city police court yesterday. He was charged with threatening the life of a person. but no plea was take

Lawrence Dolron and Stewart

were each fined $20 and costs or 20 days on separate charges of being drunk and disorderly.

Edward erri an “‘4‘”-

Fcrguson, both of Charlottetown .

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town. was fined $10 and costs on a similar charge. . Two persons charged with be: ing drunk and incapable werel fined :10 and costs or five days and 330 without costs. respectl-l vely. l ed $2

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session of liquor.

sign another man was fined 85:

and costs.

l

'RHS Classes ' .3 Have Enrollment

Of 166 Students

ALBERTON ——- Alberton dil- trict regional high school clas- ses began yesterday with some

more will join this number mill- in the week.

Thcre were 10 students grade 12. 37 in grade 11. grade 10, 64 in grade nine

to 85 in and

For failing to half at a stopl

12 in commercl

has returned as principal. 0th or members of last year‘s staff who have returned are James Currie of Elrnsdale, Melvin Per- ry of St. Louis and Perley Mac- Neill of O’Ieary.

New membe s of acade- mic staff are Miss Eva Sabine

AUGUST SALE CONTINUES ALL WEEK!

Yes. our great August clearance sale continues until Saturday, August 29th! Here‘s your chance for tremendous savings on quality summer merchandise —clothing for your family and items for your home. Shop early for best buys!

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