Three Montague Scouts. Steven Ciarkson, Fraser in- man and Jock Beck, who have been selected to represent P. E. I. at the second nation-

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town. is the fourth member of the party. The regatta is slated to start Sunday and will continue until Friday.

City. Council To Discuss

: LHFY: ‘North Tryon:

Selected For CNE

Names of the 10 highland dan-

cers who will represent this w

province at the National Fitness Festival at the Canadian Na- tional Exhibition In Toronto on Sept. 3, were announced yester- day by D a v I d Boswell. provincial director of physical fitness.

They are: Marsha Wellner. southport; Heather Burke, Char- lottetown, Jack Kipping S t s n- hope; Ruth Ross. Charlotte- gown; Tommy Burke, Charlotte-

own; Elizabeth Haywood, 0- Marllyn MacDougaII.

Judy awson, Evelyn Fraser, Cardigan: and Helen Brow n. Kcnsington.

LEAVE AUG. 31

The group will leave by s I r for Toronto on Aug. 31, accom- panied by their chaperone. Mrs.

Charlottetown :

game athletics, and New Bruns- ick will feature highland dan-i

cing. The Maritime Provinces"

program is being co-ordinated,

In'Cit_y Court g

Highland Dancers

!. I. lull IIIU IIIU II C. leaks. president at the loa- farers International Union of Canada. to arm: personally before his inquiry when it re- sumes Monday. Aug. II. to es- plsin the IN position on pick- ets and boycotts against Cans- “ disn ships in American ports.

pleaded guilty to the charges , w . V. .1 on which they were arraigned. mom ‘um. am am “M “ Counselled by L e s t e r O'Donnell. Vernon son. Eldon. pleaded not guilty to driving while intoxic guilty f t

hroe Appear

Three accused made ugd the ssh- J. l-Iaslam tn c(i,t‘y pohi‘i’ce W

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UL members of the

lties were impaired by alcohol. and was fined $125 and costs or so days in Jail.

wo charged with he I n g

United states.

In! counsel Bruce Thomas read a prepared statement 0 after consulting Mr. Banks is drunk and incapable. one Will Montreal in which the sill ex- fined ti) and costs or 10 days.”-and 1-gm-gt gt the judge’: and the other $10 and costs or ’ ‘mind. on me gulvitleg of

sup- ts dispute

by Donald Wetmore. Nova lico- tia department of education drama advisor.

The Island group was select- ed by a committee made up of representatives of the P. .l. Dance Festival Association. the

five days In IGIL American trade unions .in port the 8111 in i

of with the Up r Lakes line. 5'" ''''°‘‘ °‘'''“' .-.t:"'.:‘.'::... .1. ......'.‘t.‘:.i‘.‘:f*i Before Hearing Mr. nun. mom. said he had no at u bout the American

TORONTO (CP)—-Mr. Jusice union activities.

lOtiors Ready

sum. the site of the proposed provin- wiil cisl government office building not inﬂuence “economic sotlvt-3 in the West Ke IIt'- ties“ against Upper Lakes ship-, ping line undertaken by union! AFL-Clo mar-‘ itime trodes department in the‘

port of a board of assessors. as pointsd- to evaluate the Dropap. tiel. was accepted.

Provincial secretary J. Dsvl. Stewart said yesterday that the offer will he made to the garoporty owners "In the I s a r

uturs."

For Purchase L Oi, Bldg. Site

Owiiers of the 10 properties on

non. Philip M-athaeon. oorpo. area will be approached and an ration resident. said recently offer made for the purchase oi that it s hoped “ground will the properties by the P.E.l. be broken in the spring" for Crown Building Corporation. the new provincial building.

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judges of the highland games held at Eldon and represents- tives of the provincial depart- ment of education.

Mr. Boswell said yesterday that be h a a received m a n y questions as to how highland dancing file into a fitness pro- gram. "Highland dancing." he said, "is a vigorous activity and the essence of ﬁtness."

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TWU persons pleaded guilty mt been advised of the decision ing of Augustus Adolphus .\iac- . the possession of intoxicating‘; “i ""3 i°W“_I'il3““l“i.l (“VISION 0‘ Donald. Wlnsloe. charged be-lliquu.‘ in a place other thaniihf dvvamnent of municipal al- lore Magistrate James B. John-I their respective residences and ' ‘airs 0'! “I9 City 3PPlI03tl0i1 i0T on in Queens County each was fined $20 and costs 3 P""“" [0 "€01 3“ lﬂclﬂerﬂlor magistrates court with (trivia; or 30 days. “ 5 5“? I" E351 R0Y3liY- while intoxicated. Fines of $20 and costs or 15 Although the decision has Foliowing.the hearing yestor-; days were meted out to two not been given out officially, it day afternoon, MacDonald, who men charged with beln g In- is expected that It will be dis- ls ﬁounselied by 1.:-s(i1cr Pt..l()'IA)on. toxicaied In a public place. ‘ cussed at t; special ml:-etlng of ne , was reman 0 Hill . ug. J 1,“ wavne m-bid 9. Wey. , ciy counci next wee . 34 f0? llUd«‘31T19"i- ‘T119 ""5"-‘ ""”'imxn(itli Street wag flnt-dz $10 andl In making application for a the Crown IS being (:oiidt1ctcdj,c,,_g¢_. for d,-Mug without ,1ue'PeI.mn_ the City asked met if it by A133 K- 5('3l*“- icare and attention. resulting in were turned down,1haHhe.gm».

the deaths at Auburn, N.Y.. of;

sent a p r o g r a m of highland Private First Class Arthur L. l Andrews, US. Army, and his 5

Halifax Resident .wife Nina, in a highway acci- Collapsas At ‘Ex’ ;" ‘"

e . PFC Andrews was a son A Ham“ man was taken mi Arthur Andrews. formerly of‘ ‘ the Charlottetown Hospital short- I . “it” snow AT

H.R.iDOANE Argo COMPANYCSUNDAY mom

Iihe late Mrs. Andrews. Mr, , he reportedly collapsed on K(,n_= Andrews now resides in West sington Road near the exhibi-l 4 Sponsored by the Knights of Columbus in aid of charity and youth work.

by counsel completed the hear-l

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Acton, Mass. where his only ‘son and wife also had resided.

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n ambulance from the lien-i T-he V°““§ °°“l?l° I‘ "°p°”°d nessey Funeral Home was call»: I0 “W9 been killed l"3i3“ilY at and pushed the man to h0g.l in the crash. The funeral Will

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Appearing for sentence on thal charge of obstructing a peace officer in the performance of; his duties, Edward Lester White. Little Sands. was fined $75 and, «sets 30 days in jail. Conn-’ eel for the defence was John J. Holmes.

Pleading guilty to having the ears and control of a moto vehicle while his abilities were impaired by alcohol, John Mur- ehison Macbeod, Newtown Gross counselled by Mr. O'Don-

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FROM AMHERST

James Giffin of Robb Engin-,

eerlng Ltd., Amherst, NS. spent; the: weekend in Montague.

FROM HALIFAX 5

Miss Diana Lighifoot of Hall-3

lax. N.S. spent the weekend with i friends In Montague.

. T0 WINNIPEG Mr. and Mrs. Glen Reynolds, Carol Sue and Darlene left} Thursday morning on return to Winnipeg. I I

ARE VACATIONING Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Marshall‘

‘Nothing Taken

Alhcrion received the same fine for squealing his tires on a cor- DPT‘.

Another driver was fined $5 and costs for failing to stop at a stop

In Souris Break

SOURIS — The owner Pt-i~cy's Grocery in Souris ports that a break occurred his store during Thursday night. However nothing Is believed to have been taken. The Sports de- tachment of the RCMP is in- vestigatlng.

CORNWALL

(Continued from page ll

Mr. MacMillan won the- re- serve senior and reserve grand female championships day with Macwin P. Patsy.

Show Judge Dewitt Lister, Harvey Station, N.B., was high- ly pleased with the show. The tops are really good and could show anywhere in 'Canada, “there are no real “tailcndcrs."

Mr. Lister was also happy

P!‘

-with the sportsmanship shown

by all of the breeders show- ing. Everyone of them has been really good sportsman, he em- phasized.

Other first place winners yes- terday included Albcrx J. 05- wall, Marshfield and Elmer A.

and their young sons of Fred-1M H5

aricton, N.B. are vacationing int Montague with Mrs. Marshall's‘ parents. 4

LEAVE FOR B.C.

Mr. and Mrs. Munro Bruce‘ and Clifford Bruce left on Wed- neiday morning for their home in- Lulu Island. B.C. after spending the summer months

with relatives and friends on J 'P.E.l.

‘""l'0URING MARITIMES

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Refuse, I53; and Mrs. L. D. Giffin and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde MacNeiil of Victoria Vale. N.S. who are touring the Maritimes were vis- ttks to Montague this week.

IS ENTERTAINING Mrs. Harry Jamieson is en- tertaining today in honor of Mrs. Don Whnnamaker of Sum-- meiiside who is Mrs. Jamie-son‘: guest stuher summer home he .

~

is ltrscovnmivc. Miss Anne MacDonald, RN,

RETURN To ONT.

.snd Mrs. James Mac- " Audrey, Eileen, Kathy and» George who have spent a most enjoyable holiday in Man-

. have, returned to their ‘ It Chippewa. Ont.

ILL IN HOSPITAL

illness of Mrs. William

' It

,grsve concern. Mrs. Min-

.is a patient in the Prlnc. . ﬂigsland Hospital. Miss of Hamilton

me to be with her

his. RN, » ho

y . Yeste follows: Two year old dry: 1, J. S. Vickerson and Sons; 2, Elmer A. Myers. I-Iazelbrook; 3, Gor- don Docherty, Clyde 'ver. Two year old in milk: 1 and 2, Albert J. Boswall. Marsh- field: 3, George MacMillan. Three year old dry: 1 and 3, . S. Vickerson and Sons; 2, George MacMillan. Three—year old in milk: 1 and 2, George MacMiilan; ll, Elmer A

rday's ‘results are as

. Myers. Four-year old dry: 1, Elmer A. Myers; 2, Gordon Docherty,

Four-year old in mi - 1, J. S. Vickerson and Sons; 2, Geor- ge MacMiIlan

Mature cow dry: 1 and 2, George MacMIilan; 3, J. S. Vickerson.

Mature cow in milk: 1, J. S. Vickerson; 2 and 3, Albert Bos- tal

Cow at least 10 years old with breed class averages of at least 125 pc In milk and but- terfat or total production of 50.000 pounds: 1 and 3, George

8 MacMillan: 2, Gordon Docherty

» pattsfactory recovery after re- , cent surgery.

Senior Herd: 1, J. S. Vicker- son; 2, George MacMillan; 3. Albert Boswell.

Four females with R0? re- cords of at least 100 BCA In milk and fat: 1, J. S. Vicker- son; 2, Elmer A. Myers; 3, AI- bert Boswall .

Senior get of site: 1, J. I. Vi- ckerson: 2, Albert Boswall; 3, George MacMillan.

Progeny of Dam 1. J. 8. Vi- ckerson; 2, Albert Boswell; s. Elmer A. yers.

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(Continued from page 1) ket need not conflict with the Commonwealth, he said.

Lord Amory listed five ren-‘

sons why Britain, if she can ne- Xoiiaie "reasonable t e r m a," should join the market: 1. Faced "with danger from behind the Iron Curtain ‘'It must be sensible and right for the free nations of Europe to adopt policies of co-operation in place of the old destructive pol- lcies."

i PART OF EUROPE

2. while through history Brit- ain has tried to isolate herself from events in Europe without lasting success, "the historical and geographical truth is that Britain as well as being part of the Commonwealth is a part of Europe . . . whether we like it or not."

3. if Europe is to increase its strength it cannot run the risk of a rivalry which might de- velop if both the Common Mar- ket and the European Free Trade Association were to con- tinue In existence.

4. Britain's livelihood depends on trade and "we must to survl\'-3—compete successfully with the manufacturer of Eu- rope and North America in the markets of the world. We can- not with equanimity envisage the existence at‘ our doorstep of

ing power from which we might be excluded."

. An economically strong Britain is likely to be "of much more‘ use to the Common. wealth both as a trading part- ner and as a provider of capital and aid ‘to the underdeveloped countries than a Britain strug- gling to maintain her exist- ence."

He said the greatest difficulty

confronting opponents of Brit-’ ain's plan is "in finding a pos- itive alternative policy." Lord Amory said he was cer- tain Britain will never “accept a commitment that would con- ’ th out monarch or any other fundamental part of our constitution."

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