: ‘ Coc we : Gallant, Summerside, ‘Mrs. Rw. jos about six years ago he- playing cards [f he.wae losing A by McInnis, Kensington, Mrs. catise “he didn't. want a home he would throw .the ecards at Leo Doiron, Rustico,;’Mrs. Why- or family.’ wow lives in this people.” : ‘lie Barrett, Kingston, Mrs. Ray- Kootenay community, 260 miles. “Mrs. Chartier said when she % , mond Bent, Charlottetown, Mrs. east of Vancouver. : ‘was first. told cher *husband had Ida Mitchell, Mt. Stewart, Mrs. She, said. her husband was an blown -himself.up with a .go "bh Winnifred Walsh, Morell, Mrs. unstable man who. -sometimes in a House of Commons wash- ,.. ihe ee ern and Central Districts ’ ‘Hazel Somers; Barden, Mrs.~hit her, but she couldn't recall room, she thought it was a The.G aaeaeel ti i is Georgie Webster, —Souris,: Mrs. Chartier ever expressing a. po- prank 7 ‘ TUARGAT; Cranes Fri... May 20, 1966. 5 _Georgie Gotell, Cardigan, Mrs. liticaledpinion. o : “IT thought when the * police ae Margaret Fraser, Montague and = «1 jever rem «oned. that someone was. kid- ' ei ember him be- P ‘Mrs, Neil McKinnon, Eldon. jing mad at she government ding. me."

ye Zone. Commanders reporting about ‘sivthing,"’ she said. “He 7 AFRICANS STUDY HERE $7} ‘i e iC n. rere) aueaet ae am , oe Just wasn't interested in politics. (Canada has’ trained "30 ‘pilots BES NINGS, DES, MALS ATRS we “But he would get mad ‘at and about 150 aircraft mechan-

vis; Prince, Mrs. Earl MacDon- finhy things. like when he was ies fr: Tanzania.

‘ald; Prince East, Mrs. Eleanor - ee eo ae ae a reer Brown. A report on the Legion; —. : Parana) Naka As states ¢ a m el convention ‘held in Montreal in * - ‘. x 0 ‘April was presented by Mrs. f, 7 ) | Russell Roper. < t ; {

Liberal Leader Alex Campbell, {ow much the additional $25 for The report. of ‘the past presi: . s ; speaking at a meeting in the |pensioners was going to cost, he dent, Mrs.- Lillian MacDonald, l ex il S more | Montague Regional High School said‘he did not know: rew living in British Columbia . jlast night said, “the Liberal was given by the retiring vice-

‘Party had gone. into the pension ae told him’, Mr. | president, Mrs. Eldershaw. i lawn weeds than any 7

“because from, b- system with “our eyes wide! the.Very out A one minute's silence was 0 A : = | set we have known |served for Mrs. Annie Ellis and : : eM: Camiphell said. "we ‘have (oe inancial-commitment-to-the Mr. Annie MacDonald two~ sis- | ot er iawn treatmen ;

e ‘have Island: government-would be aP- ter members who had passed |” : ae ict

known all along that Ottawa was! ny prepared to pick up the tab -for earn 7170,000-as-of-pre-away ‘during the year.

half of any~supptementary ~pay- | The | “A banquet at noon was catered ~

lment..made. by ¢t FI various candidates in to by the host branch. Wel om- | W t it. } i oer and-their speeches, elaborated on the ‘ing the delegates was His Wor- | “ e guaran ee ]

jthat this would be retroacti ; 3 first af,April sot an 12-point Liberal “program for ship Gilbert Bell of Borden, and “The Premier”. Mr. Campbell. action’. with special emphasis |Mr. Arthur Craig, Legion Prest- said, “even had the audacity to |?" the Liberal undertaking to dent of Borden Branch. imply that the retroactive fea-| Overhaul. ‘the - burdensome Following-the close of the ture had resulted from his own | 84001 tax system. |meeting Hammond Douglas, re- inquiry. “I am amazed that the| Chairman for the meeting was presentative of the Legion’ 8 new: || Premier should try to employ a/G-R. Clements. The. candidates ly “formed ‘sports comm political trick’ in which he uses/ Were welcomed by Mayor B.H. |spoke on the need for a good | our senior citizens ‘as a foil for Yeo. and John Mullally ‘ntroduc- sound sports program, and the | his political, advantage" . .|ed Mr. Campbell. : part the Auxiliaries can play) | Mr, Campbell stated that, when Also speaking at this meeting across the Island by promoting | the Provincial .Treasurer was was W-R: Jenkins, president of Softball leagues. The—next pro- | asked at.:a press conference |the Provincial Liberal Assocla- vincial convention will be. held “hastily called by the Premier," tion: itm Kensington in May of 1967.

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Coo PRESENTS GAVEL : CITY AREA™

3-H. MacLellan, past presi-. ed a new slate of officers last 'THE LEFT) are Letgh | _. dent of the Alpha Y's Méns week, held the last meeting Crabbe, secretary; and Paul FUNERALS

. "e Cink hands the gavel to Ren 6f the year at the Charlotte- Jenkins, vice-president. ais le ion W, Wife Says Atkinson, RIGHT, president- town YMCA last night.< Other ~~ ot oo |” GILES FUNERAL 2. The kL e Nn

elect. The Y's men, who elect- officers oe e here. (FROM a WEATHER 4 neral for A.R. Gillis of 57 ta ‘ Bomb Victim : roy Street was held Thursdays : e z

MARRIED BY-PHONF © \Surrey home He married his “ May. 19 from: the Cutcliffe Fu- - |

2 --WEMBLEDON, England (CP) pride:-bs—prexy—-bridging_ the. TORONTO. (CP). —. Tempera- neral Home to Trinity - United ec rf resi en Unstable

1 _MohammedeYounis. an 18-year- 5.20 -*mile “by telephone, tures: Church. Service was conducted : —_ ; a coe old cricketer, ‘married 17-year- s Bap- P Low Svernlight High Thursday by Rev. J.G.E. Ball, Members : .

ol Anjam Aira. in Pakistan while his hryher witnessed the Snag =... 31. 48 | of IOOF attended in a body. . Mr, Reg Eldershaw, ‘Tignish, ;'as, Kings County, Mrs. Nita ae SALMO,-B.C. (CP)—The wife | without lesyiag his adopied match in. England. Edmonton ....... a” 67 | Their service was conducted by was elected president of -the la- bertson, ot Commons bomb victim Paul, ! - Calgarv Sen Jee e gee 43 65 A Peter. Shama, chaplain, and Al- dies auxiliary of the Royal Can-|. The retiring vice-president, Joseph Char ti er. Thursday Sele can Yellowknife .. <4. °.43 52 “bert Weatherby. The pall bear- adian Legion at the Ilih annual Mrs. Eldershaw, in the absence Painted a portrait of a man who $ T 4 tC A T R E Regina... ss5 ee. 35 fl ers were: T.B. DeBlois, R.W. Provincial convention held ino the president, Mrs. Lillian CoUldn’t stand~being a lonet, 4 Pee fageenes * & _ Woeeenre Lea Toombs, Pat. the Borden home on Wednesday, | MacDonald, chaired the business |< Ruth, Chartier, who left her MONTAGUE pene ee - fog ere dete < May ee Dinee ities elected |meeting. REWINDING 2 ; te eee ee oe Dea ; ore: Mrs. 0-Deai st vice- A Ss | results—- ee ea eae proesl see eee 5B - | People's cemetery. a topesident. ee Be colks : Al gg dod mont a 20 auxiliary’s MOTOR Used as directed, Green Cross Killex guarantees me Friday deal aoa Epteadociclan 63 Donald, 2nd vice-president, )Mrs.|across the. province was given | 4 REPAIRS - or we will refund the full purchase price. : ; ye RAGE Taha 86 ‘ a Gwen Ramsay, secretary, Mrs, [by Mrs. Earl MacDonald, Tig- ,. We can make this guarantee because Killex contains a triple ot * “Sat. 8 & 10 pm. D.S..T. Pironcton 66 _ fF. fF—h-f™ Marjorie. Whylie re-elected trea-jnish, Mrs, ‘B. Profit, Alberton, SY Cel ch Electric Bil combination‘of components which kill’more hard-to-kill j 2 e900 Be T5e—— Fe alifax .).. e852 56. ¢ -jsurer, Honorary president, Mrs,.|Mrs._--William:- -Gorrill, O'Leary, a | _ lawn: weeds than any other lawn treatment.-Even where “WILD WILK W' INTER" Charlottetown . ... 37 84 : Tan Brown. Zone ‘commanders|Mrs. Vincent Gallant, Nate 63136 Prince St.,Ch'town famous 2,4-D has failed, Killex Has provided outstanding” ‘ Cm RUHNBY ellis kee Se 6r lelected for West Prince County | thony" s, Mrs. Madelene. Gallant, Be unm oc control over such problem lawn weeds as: Chickweed, in Color with Gary Clarke, Chris Noel, Jay and The Am- | yarmouth-> ae SS AF were: Mrs. Jennie Ramsay, East Wellington, Mrs. Olive MacDon- » Clover, Bedstraw, Black Medick, Heal-all, Ground lyy. ericans. Also, Special Comedy Coming Mon. - Tues. Mav 23- To John’s, Nfld... 303°: 50 * _ |Prince; -Mrs. Ruby Meluntaciald: Hiletelle, Mi. eleanor & -Rriotweed, ‘Shepherd's Purse, and of course Dandelions ~-24_'Marriage__on_The Rocks" With Frank. Sinatra=Dean ~} Minneapolis... 45-57.) R | EF ce __Queen’ s, Mrs. Hammond Do Brown, Miscouche, Mrs. nen | and Plaintains. Martin. Coming _Fri..- Sat-—-May--27---28—“HELP* ila “The-TBoston <= :. .. >; nO a ho fo Senate = : Killex is economical, too. One ounce it idllex to:dne Galion - Beatles” i ay : New. York ... ... . 6. 42 Of water weed-treats 250. sq. ft. of lawn. Yet for all its Bee - Peete tea erase ee ane Tampa ees cice ciate on , . * Ww * * kk * * * *| etfectiveness, Killex is safe on. most lawn grasses. FREE ‘Friday, May 36 = Jack Pot $30.00. Also $1.00, $2.00; [Miami -.—. .. . 78 86 ee o $3.00 ana 4 cartons Coke. You Win — We Lose. Last week's [St. Louis ... ... . 50 68 . > ete weed killers can fail sometimes, Killex i - an winners: Winston Yorston, Georgetown; Carol Gardner, Tucson Sgr apee oa OE bi} ° > ie Cardigan; Jackie, McGuigay, Moniague; Larry -McGuigan, [os Angeles ... ... a 2 Gilhert Oe ee ie Road, Objective: $35, 000 - St. Marys Road. |San. Francisco .. -- 4 +2 « : ; HALIFAX, (CP) — The wea-| 4 @ patient inthe Piz, Hos- | HELP THE ARMY + It’s Canadian...tts quality — =| ther officesays. cloudy skies | ATTAIN THEIR GOAL ; ‘ covered most parts of .the Mari- FIRE CALL ; —ADD YOUR NAME q ne ; times Thursday night. The wea- ‘The Parkdale Fire Depagt- ‘| TO THE CONERIBU : THE SHERWIN WILLIAMS CO. ther™system causing these con ‘ment was called to ‘extinguish | TOR ROLI ” Peel: PRODUCTS OF CANADA ‘UMITED OTM. REC'D, de x

ditions is expected to move 4a fire in a pile of rubbish _ near : 5 . across the district today and a residence on Confederation oo

agai showers Pe en Street yesterday about 4:25 p.m., : Pee on . : — . f 1 districts. earing wi : : ° avs ‘pldce in some parts of New SIXTY PAINTINGS TONIGHT ON ly = oo At Dusk Island Mobile

Brunswick in the evening. lac eee of sixty pain $e Homes a — : Shows 3: 30 - 7 « 3. “Generally cloudy skies ee Te aaa ran Sales and Service | , er -| little temperature change. .are have icial opening this 2 g a ie 4 Dial ‘$117 . Today & Sat.

predicted for Nova Scotia’ and evening ‘at Slemon Park School,” Summerside Leet s :

Prince Edward Island Saturday Summerside, with aproximately. although’ many.,sections of New two muneerd invited guests.

Brunswick can expect a mainly < "DANCE FESTIVAL | JiM EH Beene aes Novi--SrotTE Princes It was recorded in the dance — and kisses x . Sea 3 Northern Nova § : estival results in Thursday's n , Piaying Tonight — Show at Dusk Edward Island, Eastern “New edition of the paper that Mary skeri pSe STOP WORRYING!

| Brunswick Counties: Cloudy | Murphy and Debra Lynn Cani-

a : s M ¥.| with scattered showers; _ little | + : STANLEY KRAMER “T'S A Iv’s THE BIGGEST Z change in temperature; winds e cis nie ne oan x emer Mh elliela ahead * | south 20 diminishing this even- iinder,- reckived: Wihtha: 61car — se __________ YER TO-ROCK | ing to light. Low- high at New each. whert_it should have—read- 2 : gj THE SCREEN 2 Glasgow 43 and 65, Charlotte: 74. ANAVIBIS, = MAD MAD. % | town 45 and 60,°Moncton-48 and a AE NCS eANASBLor x 7 : 3 3 WITH LAUGHTER %'| Outlook for Saturday—Cloudy RETURN’ MONDAY | neo oom —# nA PANAVISION® MAD ; ® | with little. temperature change. Mr. and. Mrs. W.V_ Harrison | jonny CARSON : : Croke HAMAITON - ~ Yr MMII - PUBAPRENTISS « “Dawe THOMAS ] © FECHNICOLORT a .% |High ie say a sorte of Montreal, daughter Willa and ‘EAR CONNIE'S4HIT MGM RECORD ALBUM “LOOKING FOR LOVE" cae WORLD THEATRE x town 11.19 a.m ustico at son Blake, flew here to attend — = ~UNITED ARTISTS %: otane hg sihteaa Daa the funeral of Mrs..-Harrison's o em . y a fathe ae | bi édnacavnsnccvivewawdanJan sAaeterasevosanncee sad | later than Charlottetown Sun tarnad ye kircer wivadar i N - : u pss \rises today at 5.54 a.m. and sets Sao ss * SU WORTHY = = at 8.25 p.m. All times ADT. GRADUATES j : A 2 le , 5 ——a Joseph Atallah Ghiz, son of , -WALLPAPER: Seresse patie Sa Poe

-Mr.~and—Mrs.Ataliaii—-—Ghiz-of

-. P.-E - WILDLIFE PARK Setanta Univteate walk MOORE & McLEOD L1D. ) a — ~ a E = 5 tokiierce Destie: nr Gie @ 500 patterns in stock

graduate of Prince of. Wales @ Immediate delivery 85c up College, will entor Dalhousie

A NORTH RUSTICO aah : f/Law—School_inSeptember,.__._. a. Phone for home viewing sample.

RECEIVE NEWS

Mrs. Horace Ling of New. MOORE & McLEOD LTD. X See iG

Glasgow,’ Prince Edward Is |

2 Sie and, received the news of. the. ‘ ea | i ee a : | is . : : N OW OPEN deh i Minnents raat ye ' "7 4 * . SPECIAL MIDNITE SHOW. ; # : uae 78 years. He leaves to mourff HO N D A B i K EF S 4 TONIGHT Show at 11.45 P.M. ‘

H ~——¥eour—Shell-Agent-for

Charlottetown, Parkdale,

Sherwood and Eastern a. RL

J. W. Skinner Dial 4-4044

three sons and two daughters in Minnesota; three sisters and

~/ \. FOR THE SUMMER SEASON <r hoterieine'at Pt Where to buy one?

WARRANT ISSUED Douglas Bros, &t Jones

ae of course! : @ Vow Down Payment

~ r : di il A. bench warrant mas issued

¥ . 5 for the arrest of Ronald--bLewis, ? a.m. to 8 P- m. al y iy yesterday in cits police

: “court, Lewis tailed to appear in

court after having received a . | summons pn a charge of fails Ag to put money in parking meters. Magistrate A. camoes~ Haslam, @ Long Term Financing

a ois St. Dial2-1284 | ~<REPRESENTS ISLAND wt tre pe ent ee aE enal Appointed co-chairma at A = — :

meeting _ of the... -Maritime: Fu-

neral Directors and Services

Convention in Saint John.’ NB

on-May_10 was-—Robert- Bradley

of Charlottetown He will represent P.F.T. at the ~ convention to be held in Saifit

John Sept. With. 4th of this -

year It is expected that mem-

bers from, all parts of Canada will attend. CARD PARFY The following are the results - of the card party held at the a Community Centre last night

: ae ne ladies’. first, Jdésie Blanchard; * ae MALE CARIBOU -second, Margaret MacGonnell; To- = os oe men's _first,.George Larter; seco) oto Night and Soturdey a} is

ond, Harokd .Cudmore; door jojo seer

: ize is; special prize, ue ae Enioy ospring ~outirig over the holiday weekend and” prize, AR. Ellis special prize | “Bounty ai ers”

garet MacDonald, WW. Miuphy; ; see over'100 animals native to the Atlantic Region. i ea ROR sca Cos ter teniess = Shox et Dusk

Hs MacEntee, ‘Patrick Trainor.

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Sheep coutnirmber tenans an. the Falkland Islands. 300 to one