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Western and Central Districts | The Guardian, Charlottetown, Thurs. Aug. 19, 1965. 3

Popular Spot Is WI Pavilion

One of the most popular spots {both ‘the sense of small and of

first performance tonight at the Charlottetown Driving Park displaying infield drill. From Maine, the group con- sists of a highly-trained band

This is how the renowned ‘Katahdin Rangers looked in ‘last year’s Gold Cup and Sau- ‘cer Parade. They are back this year and will give. their

and marching corps. They will participate in the big pa- rade Friday and give another display ahd concert on Confe- deration Centre steps Friday afternoon. ’

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the Exhibition grounds _ this week is the Women's Institute

ious years, the build. med with tables filled réahe result work by Island woman

Enid Coles, Patricia Peters

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handicrafts: David and Keith Brehaut,

Joan Mary and Mrs. Stan War-

pavilion for himseif, where he Judges for the competitions ings. |

Mrs. Francis Blanchard, aching feet a rest after a tour | Schurman of the building, there is a row

flowers; of seats from which to watch Barry Budgen, art; and Sister films presented by the National

sight.

Dispalyed along the walls are entries in photograph, poster and printing competitions.

Charlottetown artist Barry Budgen has.a corner of the

has on display many of his paint-

And for those who want to give

Film Board.

wick, food. :

Some of the more interesting articles in the handicrafts sec- tion are the quilts, many of them sewn in intricats patterns, and colorful hooked rugs.

Then there are displays of needlework of all kinds from corcheted doilies to hand-sewn dresses.

There are also classes for, work done in the past three years from women 75 years of age and over.

costs for unlawful possession of | |

liquor. |White and R. Gallant. Fielding |

|shoe-string catch in‘ the fifth in-

One Injured At Hazelbrook'!

play of the game was-a running |

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GUERNSEY CHAMPION AND RESERVE

J. Eric Hurry, West Royalty, sey female at the Provincial (right), is holding Patosie Exhibition Douglas Matheson, Roberta, the champion Guern- - Cornwall is holding the reserve

_ champion Guernsey. female that: is owned by Roy H. Younker; Kingston.

A two-car collision on the Mal-’ peque Road near Hazelbrook sent one man to hospital last evening. |

Judson Rackman of Frederic- north Beacon’s Maid. Nancy had!

MacMillan and Albert J. Bos-; Warren Grove Jersey Farm; 2.

ton was taken to the PEL. Hos- | been reserve grand here the past wall, Marshfield: 2. Elmer A. FE. A. Myers; 3. Campbell Mac- pital with undertermined injur- | two years. Myers; 3. Campbelt: MacKay, Kay; .4. George MacMillan; 3, ies when a car driven by Wil-| The reserve champion yester-- Rothesay, N.B.; 4. Albert J. Albert J. Boswall.

liam Alvin Tuolin of Kensington day, Patsy’s Btty, was shown by | Boswall; 5. Elmer A. Myers and Heifer calves — 1. Gai

me in conaee with a car driven! Albert J. Boswall. | Paula Coady . MacKay; 2. Gerald Thorne West

vol Rivet aot eo Judge of the show was R. F.| Champion male — MacMillan Royalty; 3. Eddie Boswail,

nb : ° ©" Mackie, Appin, Ontario, who lik-. and Boswall; reserve, Myers. | Marshfield; 4, Peter W. Boswaif, ee ed the animals that appeared be-| FEMALES - Marshfield; $. Albert J. Bose

fore him through the day: Yearlings — 1. Campbell Mac- wall. HAZELBROOK

The Jersey breeders held their Kay; 2. Warren Grove Jersey | _ Get of sire — 1. Warren Grove (Continued from page 1)

| annual dinner meeting last night Farm; 3. George MacMillan; 4.| Jersey Farm; 2. E.A. Myers; in the Towers Restaurant on Paula Coady; 5. E.A. Myers. 3. Paula Coady; 4. A.J. Boswaill,

fourth and fifth for priz Malpeque Road. George Mac- Two old — 1. Campbell |. Progeny of dam — 1. Ware ‘ i Four States ining by A. MeCormack of 8 i and $49 ite —— Millan presided. Special guests Siadlac 3. and 4. E. A. My-/| Ten Grove Jersey Farm; 2. A.J, | A De ibed ga sae te Senling’ lett fev. George MacMillan and Al- included Mr. and Mrs. RF. ors. 4 AJ Boswall; 5. George | wail; 3. ie Boswall; 4. ; n a en Oo | Are scr Top Datters for winners, Mc- ices’ Soswal Matnfon chov.|Mactie, Appin, Ontario; two ox: nk Ad. ; mae & aoe = ae , ' | Carthy going 3-4 and for losers oq the champion male of the Change students from the Prair- . —— ; 'D ht Area E. White going 1-2. in lj i Three-year-old — 1. and 5. " | roug r $s : show in Jester Standard Lee, a\ie Provinces, who are guests of w G J F a __The second game in this ser- son of the Royal Winter Fair|Paula and Maurice Coady, Ha- Warren Ove Ser eey ae Hootenanny WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi ies will be held Saaturday at 2.30 grand champion, Edgelea Bea-|zelbrook and Campbell Mac-. Paula Coady; 3. AJ. Boswalll;

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Is Still Talking

‘ By JACK SULLIVAN - Tony .Galento, the one-time walking beer keg who defied all comers to challenge his right to the heavyweight boxing champ- onship of the screwballs, still | ins a good fight. The fighters today, in his opinion, are

Tony was in Toronto the other

and, naturally, the talk got 1930s. That's when Tony hit the scene with some well-publicized bar-room brawls, promised he'd

“a “moider da-bum” before each

day for the Eagles convention |

around to the Lowis era of the|

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ident Jolinson declared parts of} in Mt. Stewart.

con Jester's Standard, that was'Kay, Rothesay, N.B. i

\four drought-stricken *gtates in| The Souris Legion Juniors owned here by |the northeastern United States|meet the Charlottetown Juniors B. Mutch. \disaster areas Wednesday and|in the first game of the Island announced a series of actions|semi-finals at designed to help bring them) Saturday at 2.30. |more water. |. Anyone who can help with ;. The*—action means federal transportation to these games |funds are immediately available are asked to contact Gerry Mc- for emergency measures. |Cormack as soon as possible. If accompanied by conserva-|

Reserve champion male was Memorial field - 2 res: Myersbrooks Acme

oe eee Jersey cow was | -shown by-the Warren Grove Jer-| sey Farm. She is Warren Grove! ®rook: 5. George MacMillan, | - | Maid’s Nancy, a daughter of the rail. i

Supreme. Excellent” cow River-

the late Edison Male calf — 1. Elmer A. My- ets, Hazelbrook; 2. Warren| | Grove Jersey Farm, J.S. Vicker- son and Sons, North River; 3. | Elmer, A. Myers and Paula Coady; 4. Paula Coady, Hazel- |

Bull two vears — 1. George!

4. E.A. Myers.

* Four-yearold —. 1. A.J. Bos- | wall; 2. E.A. Myers; 3. Camp- bell MacKay; 4° Warren Grove Jersey Farm; 6. George Mac- Millan.

Mature cow — 1. and 3. War-

ren Grove Jersey Farm; 2. and Tourist Memberships 4. Albert J. Boswail,.5. Camp-

Available bell MacKay.

Main Brace Club Rooms Group of four animals — 1. q

TONIGHT

Commodore. Room _ Members and Guests

punch’ of third-rate bums."’

+ Back .in the days of Joe Louis, Max Schmeling, Max And Buddy Baer, Primo Car- mera, Jack Sharkey, Tommy Farr, Bob Pastor and others, Two-Ton Tony had three things going for him: a big mouth, a

Yew Jersey bar and a fairly wicked left hand ‘

‘ Tony. parlayed these _ three {nto pretty good pay days

Qgainst the best heavyweights in the world at the time and he has two claims to distinction: (1) He got into the same ring with Louis in a title bout and @umped the champ on the seat

of his —pants--before being

knocked ssilly in four rounds; and (2) he scored a 14th-round technical knockout. over Lou Nova.

+ \DEATH NOTICES

MacDONALD — Suddenly at Milburn, Aug. 18, 1965, William M. MacDonald in her 74th year Remains will be “ ransferred. from, the Cutcliffe funeral Home this morning to her late residence, from where

the funeral will be held. Satur- |

day, service commencing at 1.30. Interment in Midgell cemetery.

CROUNSE — At the Prince County Hospital, Tuesday, Aug. 17, 1965, Mrs. Clara L. Crouse of 38 Linden Street, Brookline, Mass. Formerly of Alma, P.E.1., in her 78th year. Remains have been transferred from the Rooney ‘Funeral Home, Sum- tmerside, to the George J. Lacy Funeral Home, 129 Harvard Street, Brookline, Mass. Inter- ---Ment..will be -in-Brookline: ~: --

CHANNELL — At the Univer- sity Hospital, Saskatoon, Sask., Wednesday; Aug. 18, 1965;

Edward S$. Channell, Mrs:-Cagherine-“Mutch-of-Earns- cliffe, EI. Her remains will arrive ‘n Charlottetown Monday

. MagLean Funeral Home, from Ww the funeral will be held Tuesday, Aug. 24, service com- ~“merting at 2 pam. Interment in St. Andrew's cemetery, Orwell.

MacKAY — The death occurred at Beach Grove Wednesday, Aug. 18, 1965, of Howard C. MacKay, formerly of Wheatley River, in his 8lst year. Resting at the MacLean Funeral Home,

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and.will rest at the |

fight and then invariably took | fearful beatings and boasted of his beer-drinking training ses- | sions. _ "

“A- TERRIBLE- BEATING’

He had some good company ‘in the screwball category with Carnera and the Baer brothers. Their antics inside. and outside ;the ring-made Cassius Clay and |Archie Moore look. like ama- teurs.

Tony was asked | 1939 fight «with Louis.

“Nova was the No. 1 con- tender,"’ he replied. ‘I give {him a terrible beating. I knock jhim down about 20 times before ‘they stop the fight. : |

“I just accidentally throw a punch when he’s going down in the fourth round and my finger | gets caught in his eye. I can't. apologize because he. is taking | the count at the time. |

“TI was out drinking all nigh before the fight. : “He keeps thumbing me so T say to him ‘All right, - you; ithumb me, I thumb you. You,

about his

'butt me, I butt you.’ iolator | :

“Yeah, I give him a good _ ol f Court To Think About...

beating."’ " pea If your furnace is over 10 years But the Louis fight? P rin ou old, you may be money ahead

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“T tell you, I give that Nova a good beating.”

Tony eventually gave up the jbarkeeping business and now, jabout 20 pounds heavier than his fighting weight of around 233, is in the public relations |business in Orange, N.J.

| “Everybody knows Tony Gal- ento. Once I get a letter and I |guess the guy can’t write my jname, because the envelope ;Shows only the drawing of a |toe, a knee, a gallon -jug and -another__toe._ The post —offi knows where it should go.’’

romety 2OUFis Firemen

'‘Douse Small Blaze’

SOURIS — Souris Fire

day—about—5.30—p.m.—when-——a small fire broke out in the Mc- Quaid Building, Main—Street—— The blaze was quickly brought under control. The building houses.a number | |of business establishments. Cause | of the fire was unknown. |

| WESTERN

|when he asked Centre Union waking four and strikingout_|

\of $75 and costs for driving | while impaired.

[properly “parking a Vehicle and LENNOX heating system

partment answered a call yester- ||"

tion measures, the steps planned | are enough to meet the emer- gency in New York, Pennsylva-| nia, New Jersey and Delaware, | Johnson said.

Morell Midgets Defeat Souris —

a The Morell Mt... Stewart Made In Greece Midgets Wednesday defeat-

ATHENS (Reuters) —4 King ed the Souris Credit Union mid-

Constantine Wednesday night gets in a thrilling game 3-2. The made a surprise move toward’ winning pitcher was Crane who filling Greece's political vacuum gave up two runs, five hits while

ELIAS TS{RIMOKOS

Surprise Move

party breakaway leader Elias 7 : fase : ’ ght. The losing pitcher was E. covetataont jority 0 fee & Bey White who gave up three runs.

six hits, while walking four and |

striking out six. Both pitchers

went the distance.

Longest hits of the game were |

_ all doubles and all hit by losing | players A. McCormack. K.

| SOMETHING

The invitation came after a 2%-hour palace audience with Tsirimokos; a former’ interior minister, and _ his _ associate Stephanos Stephanopoulos

Liquor, Traffic.

to give it a good. close look!

HERE'S WHY:

The usual “life expectancy” of ordinary furnaces. is about 10 years. |

BUT EVEN MORE IMPORTANT There have heen so many won- derful improvements in the last 10 years you have a right to be discontented if you don’t have a John Arthur Wells, Elmsdale, modern LENNOX heating sys- was fined $10 and costs for im- tem! If you do not have. a]

ALBERTON Ten = cases were disposed of by Magistrate W. Chester S. MacDonald at Alberton yesterday afternoon all coming under the liquor con- trol act and highway traffic acts.

Charles Herman’ Wallace, Coleman, and Winston Anthony Griffin, O'Leary, received fines

eir Ramsay, O'Leary, receiv. TODAY.

ed a similar fine for permittinz e Palmer Electric

an improperly equipped vehicle to opérated on the highway.

Eleanor Shirley Johnston, Al- Pj -854 - » berton, “was fined $10 and costs al 894 8 Ch town

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FRIDAY, AUGUST 20"

~ For The Gold Cup and Saucer

* Bands * Flogts * Marchers

ie -Harness Horses * Saddle Horses * Ponies

° ™* Clowns * Majorettes FF ke” parades jou! Tove this one! Top bands and floats from the Atlantic Provinces vie for honors ... you'll see horses and sulkies, saddle horses and ponies .. . Wayne and Shuster will be ‘an ; parade along with the P.E.I. Regiment Band, R.C.A.F. Band, re Burke's Lads and Lassies, Balmoral Girls’ Pipe Bard from Stellar- ton,-N:S.,-the-Fredericton- Air Cadet Band. Lovat Scots Pipe Band. Queen Charlotte High School Band, Royal Canadian Artillery Band, and the Katahdin Rangers Band. Come, . . bring the family and join in the Cup and Saucer Festivities.

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Leaving Queen Charlotte Hizh School parade will pro- ceed down North River Road and Brighton Road to ° the business district.

BAND CONCERTS 2:30 P.M. In Person

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from where the funeral will be |

held Friday, Aug. 20, with ser- vice commencing at 10.30 a.m. Interment will take place in St. (Mark's Anglican cemetery, Rus- tico .

DENNSS — The death occurred Wednesilay, Aug. 18, 1965, at his jate residence, 34 Mt. Edward Road, of Wesley. R. Dennis in his 62nd year. Resting at the MacLean Funeral Home, from where the funeral will be held Friday, Aug. 20, with service commencing at 2 p.m. Interment in the People’s cemetery.

FUNERALS |

KENNEDY FUNERAL — The funeral of Irene Patsy Ken- nedy, 18-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Austin Kennedy, ae 4 was held Tuesday~ morning from the Rooney Fu- |neral Home to Immaculate Con- }ception Church. Palmer Road, jwhere Solemn High |Mass was celebrated by Rev. | | Patrick Walsh with Rev. Arthur | | Pendergast as deacon and Rev. | Howard Shea, sub-deacon. Rev. Francis Cameron was seated in |

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LEA — At the P.E I. Hospital, |Kennedy, Ronnie Kennedy, Paul Tuesday, Aug.47, 1965, John H. | McAlduff, Roy Callaghan, David Lea of Crapaud and formerly of | Perry. abe tee ee Cie Murray Harbor, in his 33rd year. egg “Philli aan ioe 4 Remains were transferred from | AO CES" 1 Geom Maillett ax | the MecLean Funeral Hone to| © "i carers were Gerrard Ken. the Dawson Suneral Home. Fu-/neay, Daniel Arsenault, Donny neral Thursday, Aug. 19, from | Arsenault, Peter Maillett, Mans-, the Crapaud Anglican Church. |field Butler, Alphonsious Profit, | with service commencing at 2|'Timothy Maillet, Louis McCar-|

cemetery. {was in the church cemetery. :

Hear the Katahdin Rangers Band, Royal Canadian “artillery Band, the Lovat Scots Pipe Band, the Balmoral zirls band and the Fredericton Air Cadets Band in downtown parks and at all three hospitals.

“Wayne and ' Shuster.

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SCOTTISH CONCERT 7:30 P.M.

The Balmoral Girls’ Pipe Band of Steliarton, NS., will perform in front of the Grandstand at the Ex- hibition Grounds.

Diane Stapely will appear in the parade and Exhibition Grandstand

GOLD CUP & SAUCER 8:30 P.M.

Sponsored by The Evening Patriot, this event has be. come one of the great harness racing spectacles of Eastern Canada. The Band of the P.E.J. Regiment will play ‘‘The Fsland Hymn” as the horses parade

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