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enroiment of over 100 pupils. Martivn MaeLean. sipervisor for the area, was present to introduce the instructors to enrolled pupils. .The classes are sponsored and promoted

by’ Tignish Sports and Recrea-

of Mrs. Reg Eldershaw. Supervision at the beach is unnder the direction _of the women's working aux- iliary of the association.

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ALBERTON-— Fire here quick-

2 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Wed., July 21, 1965. jy destroyed a vacant house own- Mrs.

Mavor Moore To Remain Here

Frank Storey. general man- ager, is commenting ona re

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of artistic director of the propos- ed st. Lawrence Centre for arts in that citv,.said yesterday Mr. Moore will be connected - with Centre “at least for the forseeable future.”

Mr. Storey stated this report was probably true as he had known Mr. Moore was necotiat- ing with other interests. How- ever: just before leaving recent- ly for Torontn Mr. Moore had assured him that he would he in Charlottetown not only this year. but in 1966 as we!'l and al’ Cen- tre planning, for next peen based on that assurance

Earlier this yea the artistic director of the Centre had leas- ed -for- fiveowyears production Nghts...to..his...widely. known Spring Thaw revue which show- sd here for the first time’in 1964 and is currently appearing in #2 1965 edition at the Memoria Theatre -

Mavor Moore has been :a pop- ilar ficire in this city “since he first came to Charlottetown and nas had almost fantastic sue- tess with the productions he has yrought to the. new theatre.

Known all over the theatrical world for. his fabulous career due largely to his ability to -ewitch from highly. successful successful writing, or from acting to direct- ing. his show world. contacts have been invaluable’in- enabl- ing him fo bring to Chariotte-

town some of the leading figur- @s in the Canadian theatre Many of these, suchas Wayne

from Toronto that Mavor} - Moore would -accept the position

year has’

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ed by . Gertride Morrell about midnight Monday.

The blaze was well advanced before being noticed, and noth- ing could be done by Alberton firemen. No other buildings were in er. Cause of the fire is not a

Office Hours To Change

George W. Cheverie, manager of the Charlottetown office of the National Employment Services announced. that the Unemploy- ment Insurance section will close at 4 p.m. but the National Employment service will remain open until 5 p.m. daily, Monday through Friday.

In past years the National Employment and Unemployment Insurance offices across- the country have been closed at 4 large area of the central part p-m. during the summer months. of the province experienced. a} This was to compensate the half-inch of rainfall Tuesday staff for their earlier starting other sections of the Island re- hours during. the rest of the ceived no rain year; and the hours of duty wor-

Alliston in Kings County, fot ked. particularly during “the

and Shuster, John Drainie.

Dave_ Broadfoot and Barbara Hamilton, have international re- putations in the theatre field.

It is believed Mr. Moore will probably divide his. time be- tween his duties here and in To- ronto— and probably have some left to earry_on his writing.

island Rainfall Amount Varies

Althouzh Charlottetown and a

example, received no_precipita- winter months when the work.

tion. Summerside got 3! of aD oad -was “heavier ~ with “many itl ar people filing<claims:-for-benefit- Monday's -- rainfall which — The NES is providing a service amounted th 42 of an inch was to both employer and employee, the heaviest precipitation since |and should, Mr. Cheverie said. .5¢of an inch on June 29. Less adhere to the normal, hours. of than one inch of rain fell in June service throughout the year. with .89 of an inch through the —————_____—__ 3 days a Precipitation through the first six months, and-that includes

Drunken Driving

snowfall was as follows-, with ¢

the alltime. averages __for__ the Case Adjour ned same months in brackets: Jan- uary 3.5 inches (4.10); Febru- Donald Stewart Waddell of arv 2.53 inches (341): March Charlottetown, charged with

84 inches (3.33): April 149 in- drunken driving, was remanded ches (2.95) Mav 166 inches (0 July 27 for trial when he ap- ‘ORT: J 29 5 (gay) ’Peared before Magistrate A. oo i A inches (290). James Haslam, QC, in city police

TRAVEL FOR MILES court- Tuesday morning. England. has 3,000 _ The accused, represented by

London, ; miles of bus routes and 216 John Holmes, previously pleaded files 6f underground railway —"0t guilty_to_the charge.

The case of Thomas William

einen —______ Johnston of Charlottetown, char-

RETURNS TO RED CHINA

_ Communist China said Tues @ay. that Li Tsung-jer. art-

__ Wg “président of Nationalist ~~ China ir-its last dave on the

mainland. returned to Pek-

since Chiang Kai-shek's defeat “in 1949. ended 16 vears of self-

ged with driving with passengers in an unsafe position, was dismis- sed for want of prosecution

Johnston, a sports. car driver, told the court that he was pro- ceeding to Southport with two passengers sitting on the rear portion of his vehicle when stop- ped by the RCMP who gave him a ticket to appear in court

and. the case was dismissed. | ‘Two persons, charged with -, being. drunk and incapable. were | lodged in jail on previously sus- | pended commitments : }-~B>-Alex ander Diamond of § Charlottetown, charged with me a . | Speeding, failed to appear.

fon Association, under the

The Crown had no witnesses.

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A small but select enjoyed the Alan Mills Concert in the Centennia! Sports Arena in Tignish Monday night

The three artists Alan Mills, Canadian folksinger. Jean Car- rignan, traditional fiddler, and /Bram Morrison, guitarist were jat their best and not one min- ute of the two and one half hour Program lagged or was wasted

Folk songs were of French and English origin. some of the Island, others of Newfoundland. Many were familiar to the au- dience who participated in some of the choruses. Mr. Milis is an |actor as well as a singer, as one of his songs demonstrated

This event asthe main one to be sponsored by the Tignish Arts Foundation was quite an achievement -as an artist known all over Can- ada and the U.S A. and who has

Sculptor Dies At 91

EDINBURGH. Scotland ‘CP) | Herbert Maryon: well - known British sculptor and expert on ancient and modern metal work died July 14 at the age of a1

Water Safety Exams Held — ea cr he nt

A water safety examination | A one-time master of sculp- was carned out at Camp Tam- ture at the University of Dur- awby .by Red Cros supervisor ham, Newcastle, Maryon spent FS G.A. Mathews July 19. \the autumn of his vears con

Following is a list of candF serving ancient relics at the

. dates who successfully " passed | British Museum.

this exam: - : BEGINNERS — Monica 5 Bagger enc iy gt

Neil, Jean Gallant, Marcia neived the Order of tie British

Be a ? | Empire. in_ 1956 for his work m-

Smith, ha gapd Arsenault, Karen ' p, ; ra

ap ! works, the ucts of JUNIOR — lynn Gallant, an early atcae ane found

Edna DesRoches, Debbie Cahill, im a buried ship im 1939.

Ida Richard, Roberta Gillis, | ee

oe. - re. aruyM on sculpturing and archaeology |" INTERMEDIATES — Ellen __ He was traveller. visiting both

Driscoll, Sally MacDonald, Macy | Canada-jand “the United” States. Steele, Shiela Profit, Heather, Maryon is survived’ by three Muttart. Linda. Gaudet, “Donna | chi , including John, a con: Arsenault. Torontn

Prov. Flower Sho Scheduled August 31°

The 14th annual Provincial \of the decline in entries in the Flower Show. sponsored by the | past two years. Complete entry “Abegweit” Chapter . of the lists (including the prize and IODE in Summerside, will be/a new section giving pointers held August .31-at the Canadian|on exhibiting) have been mail- Legion Home in Summerside. ed to regular exhibitors by Mrs. It has been decided to hold the Den Birch, secretary. shew for one day only, as the’ As this year marks the gol- attality of the blooms is not at den anniversary of the sponsor- its best on the second day. “ing body, the Abegweit Chapter Arrangements are being made of the IODE, the colors for the for an earlier opening (details special Feature basket wi |! to be announced-at a jater date) be gold ‘yellow’, white and and the judging will commence’ green

at 40am: August <31—Eptries....The floral photography con- | may be made the previous eve- test, for coloréd slides, ~“w rit

held. A further a —< : vation (will be the display rae ovate handic relating to the Flor- , N.B.; al theme. Details of both will mer. be advertised in the near-future

At the annual meeting of the

ning. ‘again

Judges dioli, Mr. and: Mrs Harrison of. Fredericton, ~Pahlias> Peter—White--Summer-

side; cut flowers, Keith Bre- foc haut, Bunbury; Roses, H-» E. Provincial Flower Show com- Hyndman, Charlottetown; table mittee, held im the spring. the

following were elected to office:

honorary president,-Dr. Henry Moyse: president, Victor How-

decorations,. Owen Kelly, Sum- merside. : A special class has been add-

ed for the Peace Rose (Yellow) jatt; ve tec and publicity

Mrs. C ves; treasurer, Mrs.

as is the practice in other flow- er shows. ‘The Violet

named were Wanda Wyatt, Mrs. » W.-E. Smaliman and Peter White: yrs!

L * ae ‘TRIAL TO OPEN Street Dance MOSCOW (Reulers) — The British embassy confirmed SUMMERSIDE A fine of |Tuesday that Gerald Brooke. $10 and costs was imposed upon the London college lecturer held Alexander ‘MacLean of Summer- jin jail here since .April 25, will side when he was convicted im go on trial Thursday before the tow court yesterday on a charge | Moscow city court. . Informed of disturbing the peace sources said the trial will last The incident’ followed & two days and that Brooke will street dance at Sobey's parking | plead guilty to “subversive ac- lot last week when a near riot | tivities against the Soviet ‘state.”’

brceke .out inti Alban Luce also of Summer- FILM PROCESSING side charged with | assaulting

@ Black, White -or Color.

Cnst. George Arsenault with the| Fastest Service.

“intent. fo resist arrest. for .ob-) @ Highest Quality: ~ --.-- structing a police officer had his} GEORGE WOTTON case adjourned to July 22. This | PHOTOGRAPHY incident also took place follow-' 9 Graften St. Charlottetows mg the dance. He is represented P. 0. Box 890

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and TURKEY SUPPER

And Other Games’

LOBSTER 2.00 FOR ALL TURKEY: Adults $1.50 ~. Children 75¢

~Tignish Audience Appreciates Mills

audience appeared ~ in

Alan Mills is;

South American countries as well as in England

His interest in folklore and the fact that the foundation has a course on this subject arous- ed Mr. Mill's interest in the project and resulted in his ap- pearance here Monday night

Jean Carrignan, the tradition- al fiddler. whose virtuosity was a wonderful experience for his listeners, was at his brilliant best

Bram Morrison, the" young gultarist, accompanied Mr. Mills in all songs, softly sup- porting the rich voice of the ar- tist.

Plans are already underway to have them back next sum-

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MOSCOW (‘Reuters'—A Soviet particles at twice the speed a astronomer suggested Tuesday * Dullet. The Soviet new that the moon and planets are “seney Tass reported the as. surrounded by a cloud of mie. “080mers said this should be ‘borne in mind in landings os up more equipment which tg, the moon and on planets unpre.

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100 Gallons ~ WEDNESDAY NIGHTS of hot water per hour at Music by the Velvets

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$1.00 per person cover admission to dances on Wednesday and Saturday.

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Summerside / Dredging Starts Soon

SUMMERSIDE — Dredging of the Summerside harbor chan- nel is expected to get underway early next week, it was learn- ed from Harbor Master J. Wil-

fred Gallant yesterday. Two scows arrived here Mon-

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