|New Post | Offices Open On Island |

Postal officials in Charlotte- town yesterday announced the of two new post offices in the province, one in Murray Harbor and the other in North Rustico and also that two oth- ers are scheduled to open with- in the next few weeks, the loc- ations of these latter was not revealed.

At Murray Harbor the post of- fice is now located in the new building erected by the depart- ment of public works.

The new postmaster is Whit- ney Brehaut who succeeds J. ,,|E. Robertson who recently re-

signed. from the postal depart-

ment. ‘

At North Rustico “oving of postal facilities is scheduled to take place today, and will also go into the récently completed public works building.

Mrs. Geneva Gauthier who has been with the department for several years will continue as postmistress in the new loca- |

| Church’s 128th | Anniversary | Is Celebrated _

GEORGETOWN — On Sunday, August 8, St. David's United Church here observed its 128th anniversary, with a special ser- vice at 7.30 p.m. | 5 ee

a a ae was the, president e Maritime Con- : ference, Rev. Dr. A. E. Kerr of| ROSE-BETWEEN TWO FUNNY THORNS

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Halifax, N.S., who extended the|

| the federal gowernment thaé ‘ there would he any changes is greetings and good wishes of the A rose poses between two of Charlottetown, 1965 version, flank pretty singer Diane | this year's procedure of admin-

bie eet of Tryon United Canada's funniest thorns as goes into rehearsal at Confed- Stapley (remember — she istering student loans A mem-

Church, under the direction of ‘he Wayne and Shuster in eration Centre. A certain pair sang ‘Anne of Green Gables’ . ber of the provincial loans come Arlene Carr, led the service of | in last years W and § show), mittee said. however; that ‘‘ap- praise. | The show opens Aug. 17. plications for loans .this year

Following the church service, : : —_ - will be more searching than last

} eee for Dr. Kerr and Oe say thet if the $232,- year.so that lnans can be better the guest choir was held in St. : granted om the baeis of student David's. Hall. S an CWS a e 000 allocation ts exceeded here need.”

: ' ; this fall and more federal loan

THE LOVELY Evening Pat- he tried to sit on a seat that beck. Torna Vessey, Helen Applications are now coming | funds are available at a later in to the loan committee from

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etot Gold Cup and Saucer Girls wasn't there. Enjoying it are. MacCallum... Jane Hogan, 8 e : : . ,

of 985 Yauch at the ne ae from the left) Patey Lappin, Carol Faster and Rosemary ; oy Eastern and Central Districts date, loans that were scaled students and it is expected to maardian photographer as =6Paula Campbell, Trudy ‘Call- Brows. axl rivers alge The Guirdien, Charlotietows, Wed. Aus. 11, 1965. 5 No’ ed later be increased. ccd a ge ee = _ . George Dewar, minister | totalled to see if a scaling below

BIG EVENT NEXT WEEK atts hal te ae eee | oy

. PEER PEAEEMAEEEOE DS, > _ SUMMERSIDE — Four Sum.-. vehicle with insufficient. equip- | Once again this year the Can-, may apply a downwerd ; STURGEON

Wednesday, Aug. 11th Thursday, Aug. 12th

Calli Student Loan Allocation —_‘tel"merm wert tom sen” EIT em ~~ Gold Cup-Par ade 1965 With Liquor Selling Same As 1964 For Island THE COUNTRY DRIVE-IN

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|M™erside taxi drivers were each ment and had his case adjourned 24a Student Loan Plan alloca- ‘gf joans if by Sept. 1 the charged with illegal sale of liq- to August 12. Mrs. Mary Gallant tion for the Island students pre- 1. aoclied for exceed

i i uor in Prince County Court yes- was fined $10 and costs or-five Ceding past the high school level (vy OM ie province B Oas S Bea U y G al ore terday _ before Magistrate W._\days for driving a-motor_vehicle thas be oe at $252,000 Last of peace of $1,000 | : 2 d. ed , ; s : Chester S. MacDon. Charged when she was not the holder @ i ccite and the provincial govern-| dent per year were ; “Ay ; ‘ § ' : ; |ment asked for and received an the loan plan was | By RALPH CAMERON } So there will be a new Miss! committee ever staged Each of eph Gallant,.Louis Joseph Gall- Charles Henry Cole and Rob- increase.

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were: Allison Mills, Donald Jos-'a driver's license.

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1 love a parade’ And so does Gold Cup and Saucer to reign -the-girls will have her own con- ant and John Joseph Morrison. : : number t everybody else when the parade over Maritime racing for an- vertible to carry _her during |The accused whose cases have (ree vo upode oon cng epee * ehucation Last year, et 1 ‘ft su in iti contains such marvellous sights” other year | the day's festivities and then | been adjourned to August 17 will | tor dena mater fhe | oe » howener, proceeding on | dente. tad to : . one ' ee #s the eisht lovely Evening Pat- mms year's group of girls ob take her to the race track at |be represented by Allison Gillis| insufficient etuaiplinaat — pid rap that the 1965 al- | than $1,000 but when more fu: | aaa Sn Hot Gold” Cup and Saucer Girls fers many surprises _and. per-- night-and -riding-in those open | of Charlottetown: “John William Folland was For this aa Be PEL cm thorities the wna of ‘he |

who will take part in the tre. haps the most surprising of all | cars they can be seen and ap- John.’ Joseph MacQuirk of | ¢; ; P mendous show on Friday morn- is that seven of the cight are preciated by everyone with an Spring Valley pleaded not guilty ae ers fof turn = We ee Fee Soe ae ee ret __ Sete

ing next week. .. ,_| seing introduced as Gold Cup! eye for beauty. to the charge of obstructing | ; ' : : fe This year's crop of beauties is! and Saucer Girls for the first | “Coming as it does during Old Cnst. Vernon Reeves of Kensing- \road when it was unsafe to do Station pleaded not guilty tm asexual intercourse with a gir! Gate 4 THE APE ' simply out of this world and! time. Only one was with the Home Week and the Provincial ton and had his case adjourned $ P charge of failing to register a under, 14 years of age elected to| 2m a Pati when vou see them if you think | 1964 edition. Wedding bells ae-/ Exhibition, the Gold Cup and He was represented by G. Bruce Steven Seville was given a si-' motor vehicle and had his case be’tried by a judge. without " > milar fine for making aright adjourned to August 12. jury_and_had_his- a of ee es

you dre dreaming then just pray counted for ' | s MacDonald: | c¢ __many of the ‘cas-| Saucer event has pnoven_one_.“facDonald: eee you-never—wake-up:—But-no-one— Tie as they pealed merrily | of the greatest single attract-. Lloyd Oliver of Summers i’de ‘urn and not being as close to Keith Robert Foy. of Victoria ed to August’ 17 when a date will |

shay Pig nig Byisase Abr os for several of last year’s girls | ions the city ever knew as thou- jPleaded not guilty to squeeling road side as necessary. pleaded not guilty to driving a be set for a preliminary hearing. racing uniforms to wave happi- 894 soon will sound again for | sands of people annually jam tires and also to failing to stop|_ Joseph Perry pleaded not motor vehicle _which _ was not. Bail was set-at $10,000 property ly from their convertibles at a| otheTs wearing diamond sol- | sidewalks and streefs to see the following an accident. T he Ruilty to a charge of failing to equipped with brakes and had of two sureties satisfactory to wildly applauding crowd as they . itaires. ¢ | parade and then pack the grand- cases were adjourned to, August Yield the right of way and had his cafe adjourned to August 12. the crown of $5,000 each: or eash wind their way: through city’. os | aceasta for the big race. | 16. He is represen by’G. Bruce} is case adjourned to August 12./ It was incorrectly reported inibail of $5,000. The accused is SS VE ia DELIGHTFUL CROP _ 5g It ig the kind of show. every. |MacDonald on the charge Ivan James Mill of New Llast week’s eourt story. that this represented..by Melville Camp? The fantastic prelude to the __ But the new crop is delightful, Gne loves as both’ the young| Earl Atkinson pleaded not Charged with failing to surren-|man paid a fine of $10 on this bell.

Starring? Wy een DENNY MILLER as the NEW Teren CESARE DANOVA-JOANNA BARNES

| pretty as pictures and cute as : heart fi lois ai iela der suspended driver’s licen-' charge. cia Mehics Prous ane hi ni ee cal | oe ae ae them san mee pig emp had his case adjourned to, $10,000-BAIL. “beanie Fea tremendous shaw all-in -OPte raceNe silks thes threster rere are clowns and ponies, [to August 120 MURS eee. JOSH Patrick LaBobe of Len- s, : to make... onlookers... forget. .the:+- satis ant Bloatk: hor’ and ligham~ Keir Bryanton plead “a Wayne-“aten=Bowley, “RCAF nox Istand- charged with having liquor. Pe ee

“ttself -and:-the-anmial= Gold Cup) = . and Saucer Parade that morn- D@auties who preceded them. | automobiles, and girls: ‘There ed not guilty to driving a motor

___{ng has now become a fixture in| Thetr first introduction to sae | will be girls everywhere in the “the life of Islanders and tourists, PUb“c Will come in the parade | narade. Playing in the hands. stood out for five years, will be

a $ : - : CLPODPMADMAAOBAAAABDDS But the parade is not the only Which shapes wp as the great-| swinging batons or hips oc the delightful, shapely. beauti- : . place the girls will be seen. Du- © the Gold Cup and Saucer | somethng, they will be there in | ful, gongecus group known to all ° TODAY ' ———~

ring the day they will be guests Gg aS beauty and force. ~~ as the Gold Cup and Saucer ‘ : ales :

shear pe ane wat ees WEATHER 5 Se = tet poe ore es ns setcac ae THAT CHARLOTTETOWN FESTIVAL ‘65 JEAN GABIN: ee COST A : Welcomes Back! TION eee

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thousands of eves as they ap- : 4 Hugh pear at the Exhibition’ Grounds Low Overnight oo

race track for the big Evening Dawson .. ......- Patriot Gold Cup and Saucer Vancouver ....+.+. o race that night :

Theil be the como'nuea of TORONTO (CP) — ‘Tempera: | === =e 1 FORTUNE

Victoria ~.. aces $3

HOTTEST RACING Regina ....-+++++. 61 j wW ‘es : And following the hottest rac- Winnipeg .--+.+++: bo hi » : : WAYNE and SHUSTER ing-of the-year-one-of-them-will-TOrONLO...+see+re0+.. 65 ' =o a aN a : : > be--proudly-proctaimed-Miss-Gold-Ottawa__.. noes 62 eg OE Ee fy IN . Cup_and- Saucer-of 1965 — andMontreal__. ++ A re ySs=< | ' ; wr the method of her choice will be Quebec seiede 57 4 DRIVE -IN Ns CHARLOTTETOWN the fairest possible. Each of the Fredericton —....-- 65 j \ ; :

of the speedsters in the race so Halifax ..-..-++++. at in addition to the purse Charlottetown. ...-- : - ¢ ' : Pe ao. th ddit to the p wot Tonight and Thursday i Show at Dusk SEVEN PERFORMANCES ONLY . fell the ending ji LSS = : | THE FAMED CENTENNIAL PRODUCTION BEFORE : : = . _ DIQOUELE GL. | = Smee pees nel

money, the winning horse will Sydney have the honor of knowing | he Yarmouth ~. 2.30-7-9

hrought fame and happiness to St. John's

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some beautiful girl.

69 95 87 67 70 72 71 ” a girls will draw a immber corres- Saint Johm s+... 57 = —e Ce ponding to the number of one Moncton ....+.++0+ . 65 is is PT af ar : _ OPENS AUG. 17 — 8.30 P.M. 79 83 69 68 a0 RA 85

New Orleans sass With Large Cast

| Sore Tapered ia various parts | pan DURYEA Lianne Marshall \

ne of ihe Maritimes Tuesday even- | Jack Duty, BRIEFS 2252 ae ‘ ee an he Sout se Marylyn Stuart ive- bal : | of Nova Scotia and the Bay of | , - Drew Thompson, > | Fundy coast of New Brunswick. Py Thi : :

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GROUP OFF TO N.RB.° ; al

Mainlanders will get. an op The cooler and drier air —

portunity —to—see- some —-of- the {|-comtinue its advance into _the | . Island's top-notch entertainment, | Marititmes today with ae

when Ruth Ross’ Majorettes| conditions expected in New)

John Northmore,

travel to Moncton to participate | Brunswick during the afternoon | A UNIVERSAL-INTERNATIONAL PICTURE > Gayle Lepin ,

in the first band festival being | and evening hours. In the other | - e, “BIZARRE BARBA ACABRE AND a ae

staged.in that city. two provinces, it should remain | PLUS Shirley Milliner, IRONIC, mo0e STAND Aild caer pena PLAYGROUNDS BUSY cor*nuch of the dey. Bob Ainslie, AL...PROVOCATIVE... CONTROVERSIAL ...FILMED TO PRO-

Weekly tabulations from Char- ‘ lottetown's five playgrounds show Regional forecasts: an increasing number of child- Annavolis Valley, Northern | ten continue enjoy hours of fun Nova Scotia, Eastern ~ Shore, | under the -direction of the nine, Cape Breton, Prince Edward Is- Playground supervisors. Suc- and Cloudy with scattered cess of. the areas has been aid-| ghovers ending this evening.

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Gils “Harr NS for magical mirth and music! | mn : ' i ae Hy ; “J eee oe a Direction: Mavor Moore : aa ‘ é / ei : be : DUCE MAXIMUM SHOCK! —Frenk Quinn, Daily Mirror j :

ees GS Ih ' Assoelate Director: ~~ =o SIGHTS naa “ *s 2 Dean Regan eR Oe : Pera “HORRIFYING,

i ‘ Musical Director:

ed- by weather conditions, ap- ing..much cooler and ‘less Rudy Toth Proved equipment, experienced tg Winds tiga, increasing | a WIDEOUS, .

_ Supervision, interesting and var, in the afternoon to northerly | was i led activity and excellent res. : ; : — . BIZARRE, i oe by children: and ets ®- Low-high at Kentville, New ‘ Prices: 2

eee 89 Cieren Sue Baren'*. | Glasgow, Goshen andl Sydney) ff & eg VORACIOUS t EGG PRICES UP = a — eo and| GQ Eves. $1.50 to $3.50 b : AND +58 The egg and poultry division, 78. Oui ‘or lay: Sunny | = + j ki saan mt. of the Department of Agricult- and-cool.. — , ae TECHMICOLOR® _ Mats, $1.00 to $3.00 - — FRANK!” t ure yesterday reported the third eee en ci S ‘ = ; = ' ee : Increase in egg prices in as many” nae stg * Harlotte.| walt D | : TWO BOX-OFFICES OPEN DAILY New York Toman .. weeks. Today dealers were quot- [own 10.30 am. ¢ ustico 5. Tat bs SUMMERSIDE—Linkletier Travel Agency, 295 Market S. Weekdars 9 @.m. te 18 Weal i oS

ing producers for ungraded eggs 2.™. Summerside tide. eighteen

delivered at Charlottetown at;|minuies later than Charlotte- ‘I p.m. to 5 p.m.; Friday to 9 p.m.; Saturdays 9 te 12 Noon.

Son tee een | ee Oe ee eee CONFEDERATION CENTRE—Doily 4 a.m. tn 9:30 pamr Sundays 1 om. te 4 pm = Grade ‘A’ medium 33 cents: and a™ and sets at B16 pm. AH _ 79 p.m. : . ; : - Grads ‘A’ smal] 20 cents. ‘times ADT. a . : +. + te & : a* “¢ + & 1 7 ™ = 2 : 1 . 2 - : « ; - = + ~~ : - : ae sia : : iy — ; y 2. " : : 2 aye 4 5 Ot PST ses oF - pape i NP I a to crgtecmemme perenne ce i “ é ‘ é Z ser . re oe he wortevagersy