8_The Guardian, Charlottetown, Fr, Sept. 10, 1968. Handicraft Class Winners » | At Dundas Plowing Match 3

The following are the winners|1. Mrs. Norman Nic ho lson,| im Wednesday’s handicraft jud- Charlottetown ging at Dundas Fair Section 94. Pyjamas: 1. Mrs. |

Section 86. Runner: 1. Nora Norman Nicholson , Charlotte: | MacLean, Souris i town.

Section 87. Centemiece: Section 95. shell Work: 1 me

1. Mrs. James Bennett, Fortune MacLean, Souris. Bridge. Section 96. Cross Stitch on linen: 1. Mrs. John Donovan, |Fortune Bridge.

Section 97. Needlepoint: 1 Mrs. Mrs. Elmer Fraser, Elmira Andrew MacLean, Cardigan Section 90. Cotton Housedress. | North.

1, Mrs. James Bennett, Fortune) Section 98. Girl’s Knitted! Dress: 1. Mrs.«Norman Nichol-! son, Charlottetown.

Section 99. Baby Set: 1. Mrs.

Section 88, Shopping Bag. 1. Nora MacLean, Souris Section 89. Kitchen Apron: ~ 1.

Section 91. Afternoon Dress: 1. Mrs. Alexander Robertson, East |

Baltic. |'Norman Nicholson, Charlotte- Section 92. Child's Cotton | town. a : 1, Mrs. Elmer Fraser,| Section 100: Man’s, Lady’s " mira. | Sweater: 1. Mrs. Charles Mac- . _Secten M. Bilewcsses, ccle-| Dena: takete Steer NGING GROU D CHURCH RALLY M : e aes Rosella Section 101. Child’s Sweater: SI G e AT UNITE acisaac, s 1.. Mrs. Charles MacInnis, Section 79. Punch Work Cush- | gouris Ri A musical group well known lottetown Sunday night. Led | bape Reg throughout the Maritimes Frank Pridiam, formerly (i fon Cover: 1. Mrs. Jack JudSon,) gantion 192: Sock Isla t the for »by~ ene Bridgetown, | verde 1 Mra. Eimer Wreeee. |, tue singing of eacted music % Montrose, the Capital: Cty Section 81. Embroidered cush- | | ¥arn:—1. Mrs..Elmer—-Fras e-r-,-}: = Four of Fredericton, N.B:, are m cover: 1. Mrs. Charles| | Elmira. take part at the Island- eft to right, Jack Scott, Ther- Stead, Annandale. Sectin 103. Fancy Socks; 1.| Wide rally of United Church | man Wister, Harry Currie and Section 8. Sample of tatt-|Mrs. Norman Nicholson, Char-|_Men at Trinity Church Char- Mr. Pridham.

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1 holson, | lottetown. ie: 5, See Moreen a yea | Section 104. Woolen Mitts, ta | Mrs. Alexander Robertson, East {Minister Alain Peyrefitte told |

land Yarn: 1. Mrs. Billy -Red-| Baltic. |correspondents. “The French| een eee eed: |mond, Cardigan. Section 112, Rug, Wool rags. 1.! government hopes that reason} Section 105: Fancy Mitts: 1. Mrs. Edwin Reed, Rollo Bay. wit! prevail before the conflict

Mrs. ti nery Section 84. Lace, crocheted: 1. | Riv Coane Macipnis, Sour is) See ce Rolle — 1.) assumes uncontrollable er) Mrs. James Bennett, Fortune} | | tions,” he added.

| Section 106: Woolen Gloves, | DEPLORE FIGHTING | CO a

jIsland Yarn: 1. Mrs. Charles Mochoosld.. Shutie River. PARIS (Reuters) — The! French cabinet, with President | 5 REPAIRS Storey Electric Ltd.

Section 68. Bedspread, Em- broidered: 1. Mrs. John Dono- van, Fortune Bridge.

Section 70. Afghan: 1: George Turner, Southport. Section 71. Crocheted Tea) Cloth:-1. Mrs. Heath Ching, Sou- |

WALIFAX

AIR CADET TRAINING RESUMES AT PWC

number of recruits for the training program. From left are G. Paquet, A. MacCor-

"|4riggered by the serving of liq- uor to some of the audience at- tending the closed circuit tele- | Vision showing of the Cassiug Clay-Sonny Liston heavyweight

Section 107. Fancy Gloves: 1. |Mrs. Norman Nicholson, Char-

de Gaulle presiding, “heard a re- port on India-Pakistan fighting |

Mrs. | lottetown. sessions will again be held. Wednesday and deplored that |

Here Flying Officer G.T. An-

Afr cadet training resumed last evening at Prince of Wales College, where Wéékly training

Quilt: 1. Mrs. Elmer Fraser,

| Section 109. Cotton Patchwork | Elmira. H

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does not think the -Playhouse will lose its $100,000 grant be- | cause of the resignations of | Lady Beaverbrook and Sir Max

i lalized Premier Rohichaud was un- available for comment Thursday

Mr. Wardell told a meeting of. Patrons of the Playhouse that he was resigning as treasurer

and his office said he was with | tice.

you can now

the board of Pa signee for dis- = WORD - = chew betierm pa m charging theatre Director Alex- m’t over fuse. ways. use Up more e ve — Ba ander Gray on six months no-|the proper size fuse. Don’t in- Pé!%le a little FASTEETH on

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Aitken as custodians.

of the $1,000,000 Playhouse do- | Sir Max. The office refused to

|FUSES TODAY.

: ; “a new centre of 136 Prince 8S mut) derson (seated) registers a mack and D. McKenna. | championship fight at the Play- ee a Section 110. Quilt - applique -| arisen in Asia,” eee 136 Prince St., Ch'tewn house p ; trib: 1. Mrs. John Riley, Cardi- | ‘ - - |. He said he-had been entrusted | Mr. Wardell said he had re. Se Ro Joka; Deseret, | on 8. | Resignation Of Custodians ty Lord and Lady Beaverbrook |ceived a special party permit |*orun® Bridge == | Section 111. Rug, all wool: 1. | ih eee the tor running of tp from the levee Contrel Beaid |) Sa. | ery Cree nnre | layhouse on the condition that | He said the premier told Lady | ~ . leath Ching, Souris East. SHERWOOD MOTEL May Be Threat To Playhouse : the province” issue the theatre |Beaverbrock and Sir Max that a EET : : 2 bar licence and exempt it “I operated a bar in the Play- ee ae 1. Mrs. Roy Mac- FALSE T a Brackley Point Road om seat tax said Pre-|house~. . . im defiance of Souris. : Ceara eee ee eee earn \tiet Louis J. Robictaal Man pemilations”. af te Liquor Com. | Section $3. Boy's Wash Suit:| Chewing Efficiency 3 miles from Charlotteto oon & he en brook’s widow and™son would |Sven assurance on both points,” trol Board. «Increased up to 35% | we ernors of the Playhouse says he no longer be custodians. but neither had actually mater-| Mr. Wardell also ° criticized |

Welcomes the public to their fine choice of home cooked meals.’ Breakfast and lunches.

Charcoal barbecue steaks and full course dinners. Open from 7 a.m. — 9:30 p.m:

Judge C. J. A. Hughes was commenting Thursday on a Wednesday statement by Fred-

Sunday 9 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Fully Licensed Dining Room

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