“Saint Du nstan’s To Host Students

Saint Dunstan's: University will.' be host to 70 adult students at- tetiding the summer course ‘at the Coady International Instit ute, St. Fraficis Xavier Univer sity, Antigonish: wien they tour PEI. this coming week. The international group which repre-

- sents 31_countries have complet- credit unions, and Charlottetown od ‘their course on the adult ed- Experimental Farm: North Rus- Mcation technique of ‘the ‘Anti- tico, Georgetown and ’Sourls gonish Movement and-while on Following a visit to Green Ga- the Island will~visit co-operative bles. and_ relaxation at Caven- organizations, credit union, and dish Beach on Wednesday after-| other = corimunity. development toon, the international body will projects . move to the: Confederation Cen-

The contingent will ter .to_see ‘‘Anne of Green Ga- the direction bles." Three Coady "Institute assistant girector af the Instit-. Busses will leave for Antigonish

= ae alnn with R Cameron and Qf Friday, via’ Borden, Leonard Oja. nerenriemmnetroninnennninrenre

On Monday the group ‘Yourntes fo O'Leary, .Tignish, Mount Carme! ‘and central Lot 16 to visit co-operative Panizvation and community pasture . Then the ladies of the community will serve’ meals to the visitors,and in the evening a social get toge- ther wil! take place in the cam-

‘munity hall of<Lot 16 where the _Students plan to_expose some of their natural talents’ The pro- Gram is open to the public. *

Father Allan. MacDonald, dir- ector of the extension department

of. St. Dunstan's. stated that many of these men and wamen are interested in agriculture an will ‘be. given: aa opportunity to visit some of our I§land farms Thei itinerary will inclide : be- sides Tigiish, O'Leary, Lot : 16, M o-un't_ Carmel, co-operatives,

be ‘iinder of John ( hishplm,

? on DEBRIS FALLING AUCKLAND (AP)_ Debris from the first French’ nuclear test om Mururoa Atoll in the, Pa- cifie-Juty-2 has begun to fall 4n New ‘Zealand, health _ officia's ~reported Thursday. Samplings indicated low levels of radioac- fitity and pomt to the proba- bility that .the debris has. cit cled_.the southern hen sphere REPRODUCES FAST The. protozoa glaucoma repro- duces, by binary fission, as fre- ‘quently as every three hours

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ther office says drier: air will sweep inte all parts of the Mari times. today and skies will clear once it arrives. Afternoon. tem- | peratures in the 70s are fore- cast for all regions

The sunny skies wil! continue on Sunday. as a large high pres sure area approaches from the west

Regional forecast -— Northern Neva Seata Prace —

oudy, clearing Saturday morn-

. then sunny with. a few cloudy. periods” and warmer. Arthur Bruce, 5 Douglas St winds comeneene, in the morning Charlottetown, died- in The

\to northwest * Lbew-high—at Prince Edward Island - Hospital New Glatkow bs and 7S. Char- |=

lottetown 55 and .70, Campbell- ton, 50 ‘and. 70 Cast Members Visit Fortune.

Outlook for Sunday: Sunny “with little temperature change. bie ee | ‘High tide today at Charlotte- Rustico at 442 am High tide MONTAGUF. — Accompanied- Charlottetown 10.18 by Mrs. Elizabeth McGowan, 5.34 _a.m, mémbers of the Kings Theatre

jtown 9.23 a.m. and 11.96 pm. At

a.m. At Rustica at

utes later than Charlottetown. of the Tsland on Friday after- Sun rises today at 698 am. and noon when they visited the For- | sets at 8.30 p.m. Rises Sunday af tune area with it's nostalgic arr 16.09 am. and sets at 8.29 p.m. of theatre... writers. producers All times ADT. . and actors of past vears. While ? at Fortune they visited the —fa- mous sundial at Able’s Cape, the estate of Elmer -Harris where In- much of the writing for the play - “Johnny Belinda’ was done, the home of Mrs. Barbara Short who.

POPULARITY DROPS

NEW DELHI (Reuters dia's ruling congress party has‘ dropped 19 per cent in popu-

~~ Harity—in the nation’s big cities is a retired well known profes-

|between January and May this-siowal_actress and who has made year, according to a poll .car- her home at Fortune for .th ried oit by the Indian Institute past twenty vears lof Publie Opinion: . visited the summer home of Mr

and Mrs’ Bernard Hughes, Char- t lottetown, where the party were

| guests aft Mr. Hughes | in tea The caine of the Georze- | 18 REMANDED

Magistrate A.J. Haslam, QC, remanded Ronatd R-Cudmore, (New Haven, to August 2nd in co police court yesterday morn-

_North-River-| when: fie appeared on two

Drive-In Bhar of leaving. the scene of

an accident. The accused_is rer ww 2 es upresented by Lester P O'Doe- | nell. Samuel G. Shaw, Sherwood,

charged with failing te stop at | a red traffic light, was fined | $10 and costs or five days Pau! |

and Mrs

He. Summer. -Stock Company |presently playing Under The Yum Yum Tree and Marriage {Go Round, were once more “Tereatly” “impressed withthe ~scen- lics beautv of Kings County and ~the warm-hoaspitality of | ple

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eharged with driving a mo- v tor. vehicle with defective brak- 1] es, had his case dismissed

$100 FINE__—° THE Fira

FEATURE LENGTH COUNTRY music) MOTION PICTURE EVER FILMED - |

Provincial Magistrate James B. Johnston, QC, : fined Michael Terrence Steele, Newport, $100 and costs wher he appeared in| ‘Queen’ s County. Magistrate Court yesterday morning on a charge of using marked gaso- line on a vehicle -on the high- | way. it

| TO VIRGINIA

Petty Officer Roger Andrew of the RCSCC Kent, Charlottetown Sea Cadet Corps, left. vesterday - for Norfolk Virginia, after hav- Ling. heen “selected to attend a Canada-US. sea cadet exchange cruise which will last two weeks. and Mrs Wallace Andrew, East Royalty

ONE SERVICE Free Church of. Scotland

Stanchel this Sunday at 930 am. Rev. W. R Underhay the mins- ister eonducting. |

RECENT GUESTS Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs-t James Cudmdre, Montagué in:

feluded Joan Hatch and Mrs. FLATT & SCRUGGS

R LORE « RICHARD HAYDN.» BARBARA LUNA ax BILLY GABERT : HERBERT MARSHALL ‘CinemasScoPe (eats eR

Martha Hatch, Montreal, Mr. | “FUNT HILL SPECIAL”

and Mrs. A.A. Bettger, of Marl- boro. Mass, and ane Tedford f of Montreal

8 the Prime Minster : COLOR by DE LUXE STARTS MONDAY.

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— The fun- eral for Robert A. Ince was held Friday, ‘Iuly 29, from the! PORTER wa | Cutcliffe ppuseral Home ‘to SFIED Hampton Wnited Church The AUDREY WILLIAMS service was conducted by Rev. us JAMBALATA Bryer Jones.- The hymns sung

SKEETER DAVI PY * “SOMETHING poset | WILLIAMS: JR. WADE Y coup HE

GEORGE JONES

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| CITY AREA FUNERALS

. INCE FUNERAL

“WHITE LIGHTENING”

ROY DRUSKy

_ }were The Lord !s Alv. Shepherd “SICOND HAND gos:

land Abide With Me Oh Wednes-. day evening, 'members of the LOL Lodges met at the funeral home and their service was con- ducted by Worshipful Master Albert. Wood, deputy’ Master a> thur Brown and chaplain Gor- don: Ross. The flower bearers \were Homer Provencher. Pres- ton Campbell. James Shaw, ‘Charles Dunsford, William. Ca- merson. and William Myres. The

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MIDNIGHT SPECIAL

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City Resident. Dies In Hospital

. lingual requirements,

Friday afternoon after a lengthy illness

Mr. Bruce was-born in Char- iottetown in” October; 197 and lived his entire life in the Island capital. He went to work with The Guardian in 1923 and was still employed with that newspa- per when he became ill some months ago

The late Mr. Bruce was an expert pressman and his know- ledge of the press room, where he was foreman. was indeed

Summerside tide eighteen min-. cast continued their exploration great. He was a mostededicated this treatment. Recently in the

workman ‘and he gave every, newspaper he handled the’ ut- most attention. - After treatment in Halifax last | ‘fall, his condition improved for a time but early this spring-he

suffered a relapse from which he_|_

failed to recover

ters, Faye ‘Mrs

- service has been ~ steadily in the ‘past vear or two

islations were ful! of errors,

documents Thé "government's -transiatia”

improving

with the—emplovment of more | and better.-translators. Byit Jt is well known that some. reports have been delaved for many jweeks because the. oricinal tran-

re ‘quiring the work te be done a second time . MATTER COMFS TO. While, the government ways been .conscious of

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has a! the bi- it was not until the arrival here of Real Caouette and Gilles _ that the matier came to a head

The fiery Creditiste leaders blocked business time and again with demands that reports not be considered nor bills introduc- ed until copies were available “in —both tanguages- "

In the- past, it had been | the practice to introduce material in English, with French ‘versions being produced some time later But ‘the Creditistes blocked ac- tion unti] the two versions were printed and tabled at the same time

But it ts not onty the Caouette 4 Gregoire forces which. demand

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thers Harold and Reginald, pre- ideceased-him

He was the son of the late Augustus and Flossie (Parkman) ‘Bruce fF

The. remains will rest at the ome from

say they were in too much of a especially the CPR which has the best lawyers in Canada.”

hurry,

Harold Winch of the New De- pores

mocrats and Gordon ,Churchill the Conservatives Caron of being unreasona-

of Mr. ble

“The EPR wants to’ build a 1614 mile line tn. Alberta is all it Is, No wonder the Lib- eral party. has no representation from Alberta. 'Here is a ve to prevent us getting ent out in western Ca- r Churchill The Hull MP retorted that the Gregoire _ French have always had troub- | ew with” “Betting * ‘accepran

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- North Rustico. charged.

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Tour on. ~ “London Double- hile Bus”

Sunday Only at 1:30 P.M. Travel Bureau. Beach, Green Gables and Highland Games at 3

ADULTS +. 00 RETURN!

= Diplontat Seal:

He. said Fngieh Canadians . Mont Roval and Westmount pa TE ll ae = Montreal_had. never > Political Asylum: learn French anid:the same : : oy true of many Quebec Cit WASHINGTO' AP The, 2 : — . ; ca “Ht is hecause the ‘do not give. state sartment ned Fri- Eastern and Central. Districts ee Le a eee nee ae vat has : : oe os Es : i * 2 * tae tnt snoul|. stop at 2 ang t + p 2 r 1 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Sat.. July 30, 1968. © 5 been like this since 1759 Tat Dan for. polit{- re. ‘ : : el is‘ why T am. protesting To "teal refuge Cea Mr. Caton declared sgaambaae» reas (ff e MM ’ zi 4 Press ‘ * Mic : fluent Engli ty: Palais d the ndividual ana a ays Ign rice After a ait hot wrangle, the A ham. he vuitd -nof identify now , temimitiee agreed to proc eod on js -at't Ami 1 embakst in ti Re t the understanding ‘the CPR the Sur seteat to “ES n- lee Ing quirement S would furnish a Frenca trans ys. ae ae tn” eee s { re pe . OTTAWA (Special) Cana- Commons’ rommittee on ghia: 4 of ao material as quick, ‘details .or to conf rm that tt was ‘da pays a -high price for heing ing Orders, Hull Liberal Alexis y os 24s shi ' a diplomat m - Comimunist \bilingual“ The need to. produce*Caron taised a full scale rum- a Cine’ ‘ves ti wholes thé jall documents and reports in the pus because a petition from the —~ GEM FORT! NE STOLEN pkeriaines Nat China, »o. official languages adds Canadian Pacific Railway; -con-- p els however. .does .ndt maintain an BE Sica ot ‘cocs » Joor-corsitd'n ranch tne te Maer? EW YORK, |AU7<—dewet bemeer, e a maine to the cost of operating parlia-~ta. was. presenféd in English ported roe ay Thu cet hintal vonage ment_and the gédvernment . enly fa aca ee Steen bear esis Tt on we ecg Ws oem ee a teem tea wk AT and months occur. in the tabling oe : just 3 = rave jewels belonged to. fr. “and wiles drinks: onlw 2.23 pola te because of the task French. copy, tL aron ec a . of teas per eapitaaeach year ec triaiae and the orintigg clared These companies aiwayt, — glen pga 7 Soaamead with oR pounds in- of two versions, of Vluminays Mave good excuses They always here. -earli ier” Thursday Britain t

Visits Cas endish

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pal) bearers were Manford Beer. Basi) Holm... Russell Ferguson, Edwin Bell.: Norman - MacLeod and Henry Ferguson Interment tis the Chepens cemetery,

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SUNDAY AT DUSK.

Pinte 4 oy ORE Chea foarte RARE SRI

Piano in Recital with the Atlantic Orchestra

~~ Conducted by John Fenwick. The bussy, Bethoven (Piano Concerto No.

Tickets at Confederation Centre Box Office $1.00 — $2. 50

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Hennessey Funeral a * He is survived by his wife. the 7 o'clock this evening. Funeral ‘ Tr former Bonnie Rodd. two daugh- will take place Monday morning The Island's swinging discotheque! Maurice Arn- fo The Church 6f the-Most Holy old) and Shirlene and one son. Redeemer for Requiem Hit g-h MEMORIAL HALL __. CONFEDERATION CENTRE Bobby. A brother: Lawrence. re- Mass at~9.30. Interment in the ‘They al pd sides in Everett, Mass. Two bro- Gatholie cemetery ; ‘mie the yo 21 set. er 4 | ‘ x -«*«* ® © eK &--*®-*K XX Admission 75¢ 9:30 p.m. — = = — “i Confederation Centre an

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_ Canadian Puppet Theatre 11 a.m: — 1:30 — 3:00

p.m.

MATINEE: 2 0'clock '

“ANNE OF GREEN GABLES"

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' The new hit musical comedy.

“THE ADVENTURES OF __ PRIVATE TURVEY".

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Guardian-Patriot

“A FANTASTICALLY FUNNY . Heather McCuaig, Journal-Pioneer *

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8:30 P.M.

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