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have been remanded on a d. ie ct To Presbyterian’ College — am Ern0nE tse — Asx vox News pean [Sioa comnts rae Canter Thurs ay rres S: N H. ‘North and Bradalbane Te’ fecen saiened be ally p> MONTREAL (CP ‘Dwenty-|da ali roads into (ows. that the

Addressing the summer meet-; Naughton, Rev. E. H. Bean, Rev. Tryon r The Geardian, Gherjettstews, Fit, Saly 1968. rhe” po-} | = land, because of reports s ing of the Presbytery ef Prince| Chas. Townsley, Rev. J_Y. Gar-| were made two separate mission $s |e zee sooeared i te po | MONTREAL, (Cm) — Deen, Laie ~no policemen |local police and special oificers ge Dy ggg ne in- the} rett, together with the , fields with ae. Sey Se as ™ oa oie sees ye pom - gor med fore Bh se ee were blocking roads and prevent ~

.. @n Tuesday’ the Principal of Pres-| Andrews, Murdeck MacGowan? | and Rev. E. H. Bean still moder- Chartottetowa youth drew a fine|tion - day emcitement stirred wp|Magor Gaucher in the smayoralty pel Le ee _ byterian College the Rev. Dr.|A. MacKinnon,.B. P. McLaine,| ator of Breadalbane. of $35 and costs. The widence/whes the mayor threatened —te race, enid he and his supporters|— Director Beauregard said his Robert, Lénnox, stated that a gift|J. A. MacKinnon, John Burrows,| Review of the main~ features was that he had been clocked at/jaii provincial police. had called for provincial police|mea: were keeping the roads Sad recuntty’ beoy. frenstid tho| nedy, Witiemes Vortex Doseld Sembly held rece mily ‘in Toronts yen Lengwarth. Aveane. | q.lt On Suge moar, Canes Gayo eutietete eather Gasing the cem-|igen, He suid. sense 008 Sag

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college by a Monfreal layman,| MacLean. Studemt~ r-iss -~-~‘es| were given by Rev. T. H. B. six Charlottetown men were ‘ROMP, At another he threatened “Me Foster is president of the Sekaen end ie 2 te ae This would be used to endow al including R. D. Bhe, R. A. Syme Somers, Rev: D. A. Campbell, Shanged with being drunk: One lto read the riot act voters im|Riviere des Prairies Proprietors’ The fast - growing community ee nt ete ee eet tae eaes Ga sentenced to, 20 days in iail!the municipal elections were “in-|League. Most of thé members, |has 3,912 eligible voters recorded. Presbyterian youth for the min-| Reporting on Camp Keir, Rev. | the commencement -6f the minis- a0 dave in Sel. Poe othens See at mam eat en ey ckane cee ane sine uke

Sty’. 'E. H. Bean-stated-tha: the Pres. try-of the Rev.-R.E. MacKenzie! ere_each fined $10 and costs|: 1) ine town. ia :

Dr.- Lennox went on to state|byterian Men's Council had wired! at Wood Islands and Caledonia a fifth drew a ten-day jail)", > = ue ——__, \cause “‘they want to make me tat idtairs in the. college: were] the, camp.and thet they would| with a service of Tectgaition tefl entence when he couldn't pay|,/7 called te RMe Se said, | arreminciel police director Hil ince my election because I won't now the happiest of his 14 years| pay the cost of materials also.|be:held in the church at Wood fine.. The sixty was remand-| 14. wey told sue. they couldnt leneel in’ in the principalship, that five of ob Gin Leninetes SES. ‘Islands on Monday, July 13th, at jee to jail unl next Thareday| cut onder from the: attorney the six chairs are now ing Appeal, was stated that 22/8 p.m., conducted by members of dag OE - soe”

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Evening Patriot’s Weekend Marazine. A BIG BARN on the Gaspe Peninsula has. becoms

rested three men—two for failure

M. C.' Currie, Rev. L. M. Mae-{ to give’ reasons’ for being in the

Higbee of Cedar City, Utah, have | tor some three months. The two ter just on a vacation -like arrived in Charlottetown as miss-| elders expect to be heré at least’ any other tourist.

sixth by a sessional lecturer. that sent in over $3,200. It ; student enrolment next year will] was aint that. Rev. D. A&.|° Reporting on evangelism and} — from North _— each ; ~ each the highest figure in more|Campbell had been elected the| social action, Rev. L..M. Mac - | tion, 24 of them for. failing to than twenty years, and that plans| Island’s director on the’Extension | Naughton introduced Donald Mac- : circulate. Some of those arrested are now being made for the re-|Fund Atlantic Limited of .the/ Lean, president of the P.E.I Screen Star wore special constable arm , novation of the college buildings | Synod. ares Connell ot Peeiaterte 28 . wate. a ee i ' . with a $225,000 Campaign.- . . was warmly thanked by the court P ee ncluded ; + Pee ee The Presbytery was led by the REPORT ACCEPTED for the fine booklet recently iss- To Visit P.E.I. reported to be a lawyer, .ar-| THE ROYAL GARDENS at Windsor eee Moderator, ‘Rev. D. A. Comehell The aces cml eas ued listing“all Presbyterian Sum- *. rested on a warrant goal ty aly raceone he color Sear er ae 8 at eer ran one on Se Bee . | recommended the offer mer services for the convenience’ = ‘ r deputy returning officer was rom all corners e world: have. n expertly T. H. B. Somers, at the desk. Eastern Division W.M.S. Board) of tourists. LATTER DAY SAINTS. a Screen, star Dana Andrews and/| taken to headquarters in Mon-| placed in natural settings that best show their ‘The - following ministers . were] to appoint Miss Mary MacKenzie| Acting on authority af the Gen- his L-year-old daughter re|ireal and charged with disturb-| josuty. Lanning Roper’s book The Gard oa also present: Rev. Donald Nich-| as deaconess-at4arge in the Pres-|eral. Assembly the ‘Presbytery, Eider Glenn Patchell of Chi- Latier Day Saints or the Mormoa | touring the Maritime provinces.!ing the peace in a polling sta- y- S Roper: . olson, Rev:-J. L. Mackay, Rev.|bytery be accepted. This new licensed R. D. Bhe, B.A., in) nook. Montant, and Elder Wayne] Church. This mission field—has; Yesterday at Pines in Digby, | tion. |. The Royal Park At Windsor was the source of the —s_ solemn service held in The Kirk been re-opened after being vacant} N.S., he said hé and his daugh-| Riviere des Prairies police. ar-|.- exclusive color photos in this week’s issue of ee

at the conclusion of the afternoon

‘sederunt. The moderator put the and the third for loitering.

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They plan tp visit Cape Breton | town

Two New for his district. . prescribed qusetions 0g oe ae jonaries of the Church of the|nine months. ov

SINCLAIR FAMILY court in prayer for the licent r and other be sections of the Provincial police. headquarters wing card -inclined tourists.

Continued From page One At the same time, Mr. MacKay |@nd the whole neg of the pieral uranium agency. Maritimes, including Prince Ed-! 4) Montreal said 100 officers had tee hawt of a: eet Island te assured those present that) felt that the two nominees were | Church. Canada Japs ‘The pact, first international, Wafd Island. been sent to the community of | Son 4h ideal f

“The next stated meeting of ‘the / document signed by Mr. Green! ‘The screen star says he doesn’t | 13 990 folicwing reports that jocal| Makes the site an ideal one for an art: centre.

Paintings by Gabriel Bastien in The Patriot’s Week-

of. the highest calibre. He refer- red to Mr.. Sinclair’s family his- tory io politics and felt that Mr.

party would not make any oe that \wanld not be ful- filled and referred to his 1955

since his recent appointment. to ‘mind people récognizing him alk the external affairs post, is epe| ‘hough his daughter is rather dis- of four Canada has with other | @inful of the whole proceedings,

officers’ were ~indering vo <rs.

Presbytery is appointed to be held Mayor Gaucher claimed 250

in the hall of Zion Church on Oct. 27th at 10 a.m.

-end Magazine give an interesting: glimpse of this growing Gulf of St. Lawrence contre of culture.

Skills Linked

platform in which all of ‘the pro-| MacLeod who was widely known ; é _. aly ogy = — ; eae ee on ar OTTAWA (CP) Canada and|countries. Agreements were res — much rather just prevesrtal wen Ses oS SS — e seiting up of a prison farm. |‘ 7) tare of | a .; have her father all to herself. 7 oan Japan Thursday linked their sci-| signed previously with West Ger Aadrows bis just compicted alts , a Aha y CHICAGO plans to give Queen Elizabeth the most * : L 0 RS T ERS rousing welcome that she has ever-received. Fhe-: The Year Round

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j}many, Pakistan and Switzerland. entific skills in the development | - _|Tole on Broadway in Two On A} The external affairs’ depart-) |See-Saw, and his last movie role |

of atomie energy for peaceful! ment said the agreement reflects | was in: The.,Fearmakers, which |

uses, especially in _the field of | ithe “common desire of Canada| was produced 4 a electric power. and Japan to develop the peace-

A bilateral agreement providing for co-operation by the two coun- tries in harnessing the atom was’

himself”’. : Mr. Large said he coasiiered

it ap honour and a pleasure to

serye the district as a member

The Premier suggested that be must have “hit a sore spot’’ in Conservative. strategy when he said im Charlottetown last week that the economic feasibility of building the causeway had been es'ablished before the 1957 Fed- eral election.*

“It would seem to me that

mayor predicts that 4% million people will see Her Majesty during her 10-hour visit. Which is surprising, because Chicago is a city that has never expressed any great love for British royalty. Read more about the he-man city’s plans 4a Week- end Magazine. . :

ELIZABETH DUNCAN is awaiting execution for

ful applications of atomic energy, rand to utilize its potentialities to tions with the Dominica

ithe fullest possible extent. that Fidel ‘Castro’s regime’ was |

he would be happy to serve ‘the| The agreement stipulates that |

district in en

whether intentio: or not, E| sibly could. : signed here by External Affairs} | fi '

smoked Mr. Gréen out of his fox- : briefly were George | Minister esas aa Japanese am-|J@Pan may use Canadian uran- [patie te omens acai ro

hole’. said Mr. Matheson. Kitson, MLA for eens, « bassador Toru Hagiwara. pn rp var applications Santamarina_ declared: plotting the murder of her son’s wife. Her past is “Tt is not logical in defence ~ an “incredible web of crime and immorality. Yet

Mr. Green told the Commons after fhe signing ceremony red it is the hope and intention of the two governments that the agree-

TRIBUTE TO LARGE The . Premier congratulated “altho ED. Réid, Charlottetown.

convention on their choice of |The chairman of the meeting candidates but at the same time|was Ralph Johnston, Long River

‘her son Frank, who lost his-wife and uhborn child, says, “In all sincerity. . I would still choose the same mother.” Weekend Magazine features

| jeratezy to bu > varachutes. | am sure that Trujillo is not buying | all these weapons for himself. |

Phone & Delivery Orders :

Arms’ Buying

Orders Expressed

ee ani a Large who and the secretary, Allison Mayne | ment will provide the framework | “I am sure that he is today in Scapcliationsie oT = district ar ion of the wacalll for mutually-beneficial co-opera- ‘A ressive’ close partnership with Jiminez, | Anywhere —~ . |; this remarkable_atory in two instalments, by writer Hon. Eugene Cull@r, Yminister | ing. the 1 of Breadsibess tion between Canada and Japan| gg | Peron and Batista (deposed lead- | Shinn tieaaall | Tom Allen, beginning this week. of agriculture, said the Conser-|served refreshments to all pre- in the development of peaceful! toxpon (Reuters) — Prest- ¢T % Veneyucia._Angtating asd ; ; . vative party is putting its hopes|sent. pres of atomic energy. dent Rafael Trujillo's Dominicas C¥>3 Who are now in his coun- —— _ || ONLY ONE PAPER on the Island, The Evening on the youth of the country to The terms of the agreement Republic Thursday was accused “Y: oy Patriot, provides its readers such EXTRA features, "Trey ‘could'nt haps to wa Sel Driver's Plea’ fract by Japan for the Purchase of ane“ ail over, Erope tor om) | WE A eabiereuaa wack ive tae alae) et nes oper 0 J arm ver Eur or an, | support of the older generation, ive Ss eda , of Canadian. uranium. agges ve eae " DEVELOPING aa: week. I¥s tee island's best m - “who could nét be fooled by ela- N A nae ga mae : Mr. Hagiwara said his country, Cuban Ambassador Serzio San- Your Films for 20 ; -HOWATIT Ss. borate election promises, as seem ot ccept TO LECTURE hopes. to buy a fairly large quan-! tamarina to'd a o=ess conference In -Today—Out Tomorrow -})} 3 * xk * *« ke =x xk. 4 ~ * * +. :. og ow hag age ene Se argo}. ¥ veda Ts : ‘tity, of uranium oxide later this|that “a vast network’ has been GARNHUM PHOTO Lobster Pound r . 7; , 7 i 7 —_ oe ; : " * wie artlen. al one of the rederick A. Large Q.C. of| year. Contract terms: now were established to buy and. stockpile STUDIO - : ai, for .his wee ere eee involved im a-collision on car Charlottetown will lecture at |being negoftated with Eldorado the weapons. 135 Kent St. - ' Ch'tewa —_— . &.% ; TO,DAY AND SATURDAY sing Mr. — a a ee a did | Hillsboro bridge Wednesday | Maritime Gilwell this ‘summer. | Mining and Refining Limited, fed-| Cuba broke off diplomatic rela- | ; = fenes eae Romination. Svea —_ , evening appeared in court yes-| The training camp ‘for scout lead-| TT not win the nomination by so ers will be held at Eureka, N.S., ‘

terday morning. Charged with drunken driving, the accused en-

tered a plea of guilty o€ driving impaired.

doing, he won a victory for him- self by this sportsmanlike ges- dure” he said.

| Hoa. J. George farkay—mie- +

July ‘4-11. Five candidates from this province will attend: George Schelyer and Russell Stewart of Zion; Ivan MacKenzie, Summer. side; Rev. David Minton, Crapaud

while Magistrate KM. Martie, QC:

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ister..of highways said the at- tendance at the meeting augured well for the success of the party

didn’t..accept the plea and re- manded the driver until Satur- day. He was released on posting

and David Mutch, Southport.

“DESIRE TO -KILL” SYDNEY. Australia ‘Reuters) A 20-year-old girl was alleged by police here Thursday to have snot

‘ Senator Inman a taxi driver_because “T had the desire to kil a man ahd he was

Is Group Member : | the unlucky one.” Sandra Willson

OTTAWA — Senator Elsie-In- Was committed on a charge of man from Prince Edward Island murdering Rodney Woodgate, 23, has returned here from a two-|shot in his cab ‘April 29. <* trip to Montreal for sessions jot the the Canada-US. Inter-Pariia-

Senator’ Inmaq

nator represen the

'gentler sex among six sigh the Senators while Margaret Aitken was her colleague among P.’s. Their counterparts on the U.S. delegation were Conzress- women Mrs. Edna Kelly of New York and Mrs. Leonore Sullivan from Missouri.

Sessions opened last Thursday and = eee ol Friday -with a

fo attend the“opening— of the St." Lawrence Seaway. They

at the coming election.

He praised thé“work of Mr. Large as a representative of the |, district and recalled that as Min- ister of Highways he had seen no more conscientious or persistent member than Mr. Large when it

“LOCAL BRIEFS

$200 DAMAGE A car travelling west on Kent * Street and-turning. North on Great > Geérge Street struck another car in a head on collision last night. ___ "Phe second car was stopped at * the’ intersection for & red light} break ~ and. was facing south when it was struck. Damage is estimated at!

beil of $100.

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| continued back in Ottawa on Sat- urday and ended over the week- end with a buffet luncheon at- tended by members.of both dele- gations.

During the meeting Senajor In- man was a member of the de fence and defence production i Le

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She described the meetings as “very successful” and . said “much —useful— information —waes exchanged during our talks,”

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day for sentencing by Magistrate K.M. Martin, Q.C.

FINAL TO-NIGHT-—

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P MCGUIGAN FUNERAL—. The |}: uneral { ick Me- aon . on al Some Gone. That’s Controlled Freshness. That i is why, whether it comes A See ane MABTERPIECE, bal zn Most | morning from the Hennessey . 5 eae Funeral. Home to the Church of f th top af the , or ; the t you Say ars GUibea!

Redeemer ‘where Mass was cele- Francis, P,.-Con-. arty, C.S.s.R.,. who also coduct™ ed the service at the * grave. Pali bearers were William’ Mujse, Edgar Whitlock, Harry | , Muise, Fhomas Large, Joseph | Muise, James Hornby. Inter-|

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’ REEVES FUNERAL—The fue- neral of ‘the late Bernard Riley | Reeves was held this morning

frog. the Hennessey Funeral |] Our direct buying fr o.m / Home to St. Dunsian’s Basilica -

FROM where Requiem High: Mass was Antwerp. means -

7 $50.00 celebrated by. Rev. Walter Reid | > : who also conducted the service at | “TAYLORS DIAMONDS SELL FOR LESS”

the grave. Rev Clarke Mac-'| ; ; : Ailly, C.Ss.R., occupied a seat | . in the sanctuary.

The Canadian Legion graveside service was conducted by the Joeal branch president, Pius Smith, and Last Post and Rev- eille was sounded by-- bugier Frank Smith. Pallbearers were

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