Dr. Preston McIntyre (LEFT

is congratulated by Dr. R.K.C.

Toempson, president of the a noon luncheon Wednesday %"4 he was instrumental i jin his absence. Giving evidence Eastern New Brunswick Coun-|Moncton, general-secretary Mar- | ipustahout” Presley “Reck Casal CMA after being presented afternoon at the P.E.I. Hos-. founding the Kings County. Me-.|for. the Crown were ROMP Con- thes: “fosthy cloudy, with show- /itime Provinces hasta of Trade, ow wives: “- ane ar”. Bee a-scroil signifying “hfs -pital.” Dr. MacIntyre spent @ morial Hospital. - Begins: Lue oe Wharf Paving ers during the afternoon and jand C. W. Moffatt, general man- » Renee ne . . evening ; little . temperature jager Charlottetown’ Board of en - Tar Feed 00 and: com: change; | winds southwesterly |Trade. = FREW, FRIDAY NITH —4 CARTONS Co Harry A. MacSwain of Mur-| | Ci i ted 15; low-high at New Glasgow| Maritime’ Board president . ’ KE ray River was fined $30 and) §§ omp e SO and 78, Sydney amd Charlotte-igeard said % was the eonsider- n costs for causing a disturbance town $0 and 70, Moncton 50 and led opinion in many quarters that

senior membership in the Ca- nadian Medical Association at

Addresses Cunkoniacs

number of years in Montague

Island News Page

TORONTO —Tempera- tures \ Wietoria =. 53660055 55 ‘ . fe : Edmonton ........ 44 38 sim Central Districts ts £ © Elects New Executive™ ‘The Guardian, Charlottetown, Fri., Aug. 26, 1966. 5 Toronto ....... 55 72 ON RW ie iis 50 71 ; : : Montreal 23.035. 54°° 7... SOURIS — Joseph Gallant, Donald discussed the proposed | the paved torr “ : . Harry Linden Stewart pleaded Ouehee. 6 os: 53 2 ‘Russell Ching, W.'M. MacLean, second netional park for the and pi ‘ \ 2 gait and was fined $100 and Fredericton 52 76 \Hugh MacKinnon, Major Reid, Province, -located in eastern ferry rate ert for impaired driving. Al- Saint John .... 53 72 Melvin LeBreche, Wesley Fras. Kings: County. He dealt'with — The board * bert Joseph MacPhee of Georze- menein vee Mo Q er were elected members of the fn to deena of land ue. a a scr n elias: oo. 35.; $4 nti cj gs ¢ Ni | town and Nelson Warren’ Buell Charlottetown : 57 " oe a. Deyey Ainge ‘AE the busines meetig the (it would \ 5 = jof Abney, both charged with im- Sydney : 56 72 -\meeting yesterday board asked in resolutions for Park t f : an a ll-weathel d to Souris, | Trail anc! : paired Gt ae eee Se donas, Nid. Sih yA business session was held 19. paving Witla toad fromm Pocle’s} Park in On ia nee ea he MERGE Pe ae Sc 4a ty ithe afternoon, followed by & Corner dittetly to link up with | asset to: the | ete arbor ist or appear oe New. Vouk 3 69 719 dinner at the Lord Rollo Motel = = | GEORGETOWN — Magistrate's! yohn William Hume of Kin. Jacksonville eal eee en eee eee eect 8 | in Georgetown |<" ne. Me iTampa sie ™ (President and, other officers. Jo- | court was held in 3 mM ross, charged with driving with- Miami * qo «Seph Gallant: was president of E A T R F fete, Wit Pe eel oC, out due care and attention, and !nenver a, sg. ag the board last year. eae Ames eon represented by Rert_ Campbell, eo =~ «92«|Ss«éDuuring the meeting regret was presiding. The.crown was repre: |haq* hi djourhed MMCION. canes sss sented by Kings County crown had ‘his case adjourned to Sep-| HapnrAX (OP) —. The wea- expressed at the: forthcoming Dr anitee Gordon Tweed tember 1 to fix a date for trial. ther office says more clouds | jdeparture of the secretary, Rev. : P Everett Richard Garey o|_ edgar J. “Boudreault of | jwere headed for the Maritimes: ‘Malcolm Smith, minister of—the | Friday 9 p.m. ai Marvie Road pleaded guilty Georgetown Who pleaded not!ahead of a disturbance. This |Church of Christ at South Lake. " Saturday 8 and 19 pm and was fined PR ain costs. on {Suilty in traffic court to failing | disturbance, which was causing He is leaving the province for Matinee, Sat. 3.20

a charge of causing a disturb- ance near the Beaver—Club—in Montague by fighting.

Wayne James Lannigan’ of Montague failed to appear in court and the chagge against him of causing a disturbance in Montague by fighting and swear- ing was proceeded against him

in the main street in Murray River by shouting and swearing.

Archie Liewellyn of Campbell- ville, Ontario, was fined $100 and ‘costs for having the care and control of a motor vehicle

to stop at a stop sign. was fin- ed $5 and costs following the evidence of Georgetown Police- man, George Jackson. The ae- cused did not ca!l witnesses nor give evidence himself.

A considerable number of cas- es under the Liquor Control Act were before ithe magistrate at yesterday's sitting OES omer

GEORGETOWN — Paving - of

Queen's wharf owned by the: Deminion Government ‘and located at the foot of Kent Street was completed yesterday by

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WEATHER

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| showery weather in part of On- -tario_and Quebec late Thursday, will cross the Maritimes today. Drier air from the northwest

sunny; little temperature change.

High tide today at Charlotte town 6.41 a.m. and 9.18 p.m. At Rustico at 2.14 a.m. Summer-

Matheson and MacMillan Ltd.

|side tide eighteen minutes later

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Kings Board Of Trade

the United States. .

Guest speaker at the dinner | was Cyril Leard of Alberton, president of the Maritime Pro- | vinces Board of Trade.

Other speakers included Sen | ator T. J: Kickham, Bruce Stew- art, MLA, Melvin McQuaid, MP | Hon. Daniel MacDonald, minis- ter of agriculture, A. T. Parks,

it is not possible to overdevelop tourist attractions and facilities

Frankie Avalon - Keenan

“BIKINI BEACH" IN (COLOR)

Gang Go Dragstrip. Where the girls are the hoys are aDrgstrip Racing Romance. Action.

~ Regular ‘Admission

Wynn! Martha Hyer

COMING MONDAY - TUESDAY, AUGUST. 29 - 30

in the Province. He. said the en- tire province would be made a} tourist paradise with the pool-| ing of government and private |

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Dr RKC ‘Thomson of Ed- been conceded that the export of big industry brought attention while impaired. jthan Charlottetown. Sun rises to- t. id “let tak smenton. are ‘eee of of brains from * the “Maritimes to the. fact that the present grad- Beha ra te et \day at 6.34 a.m. and sets at 750 lgace of the, atants hick: are the ( anacian : Me ree) eee ae been purse of great com- uates of Canadian Medical F weal: Seni » |many- fishermen and others: who \p.m. All times ADT. lour heritage if we are to retain tion was ae ues me =“ . for io ot er parts oa aon Schools. were-unable to cope ade- un ce use it through the year. our identity, that make our way luncheon yesterday. at the closeindeed to many parts of the quately. with medical problems of life and living unique. ee grins Sesion 9 he orbit am “ure that vou in ironies commune” itwae FOF Colin-Love, ,czrart i.%,vcr tune Methodists [ve mu remember tut ae refcea treat aca $a ey were not trained as : ; agriculture is still our. primary mesting 5 sears Peter te: pay Past produnes nv general practice doctors but ra-| A Masonic Service for Colin eee roe and sored nth 4 industry, # must be our’ first Fhe.“meetine-, got” underway lasting benefit. The simple re-'ther as basic undifferentiated | |H. Lov as held Wednesda H Mee g ted.” jeserday morning at MomgohshutMing “of avallable medical retort, ante iis Sas etanh ee eeetane aati, Netmendny|whart during the faking season, | © 1O HIG) cpssernion ote raed” TONIGHT - SAT. mow Av er) Hall chaire d by Dr C A manpower to Canada will not be from the general practitioner | |MacLean Funeral Home where | LONDON (AP)—The. World problem by boards of trade a | DUSK! Coady, president of the P-.E.L. any solution to our problem of who could handle . most practi- | service was conducted by R.E. EAST Methadist Cont _ orld jtnat an agency should be a Bortelye providing comprehensive medli- cal difficulties in everyday prac-|Kemp, P.M. The funeral was ERN waite ke cae ae blished by the Provincial Gov-| A neheon .\ - held al t he cal. care .to all Canadians,"’ he tice,’’ Dr Thomson stated. held Thursday August 25, from iH eae ay that a anes me ernment te tabulate information | rin iward {sland Hospital, | stafed “If order to correct this de- MacLean Funeral Home FUNERA a eee sm mus iregarding land disposal and by ‘Dr Kent Irwin of | the remain a revivalist ng [ROSRPENE ip py “Dr Kent Irwin of pr “Thomson went on to say ficiency the Medica} school in! where service was conducted by bee St__movement ‘deals and be free to make infor- | Foes Kish ht ye that: “The quality of. medical British Columbia had -to estab- | Rev. RN. Cameron and Major | : " Snbekion 45 Ha Nth mation available if the interests. moon based his’ talk oare provided to ali Canadiaus lish a course in basic procedur-|R.J. Henderson. During the ser-| MacDONALD~ FUNERAL. — fen B Radel world of agriculture are threatened. | on BEmee weasel) Medi- ranks with the highest in t he al tools and this-fact created an|vice Beryl Vessey sang Beyond|The funeral for John T. Mac- ae ae : udolf Schiele said Agriculture Minister Mae- | eal Manpower world but the doctors providing emergency pool with a group of The Sunset. Congregational| Donald was held on Monday | 8 c. + ee: ore . OPENS REMARKS this'care vary in number, source consultants who were able to go | hymn was Abide With Me..‘Hon-|Morning to St. Alexis Church, ti n present “'small propor- ? my ° The speaker opened his re- ant kind. Our concern must te out-to communities to help in an.jorary :pall bearers were Archi- |Rollo Bay. Rev. W. Keefe cele. /ttom called to the discipleship . Profiteerin mares by saving, “It has lng 2¢t- only with maintaining this emergency situation.” he added. !bald Hartling, William White, | brated the funeral mass and also ne id ‘ i —--hith-standard-of -eare:-but_also ‘Perhaps of all the “projects | Jim Moore, Murdock MacLeod, | Conducted the service at the i Sibi Chai hundreds of mil- | ° : ————— nn with ensuring that the numbers to ‘be -considered the most im-|Dr. A.A. MacLeod, Heath Mc- |8tave. Rev. W: MacDonald was {ons oO} hristians but ‘only a| Given Blame $24 and’ training of the medical man- portant. certainly the largest, |Lean, Dr. O-E. Dalton, Frank |Present in the -sanctuary.--Hon- |3™all proportion is called to the | aes ; - ‘ power of the. future will meet would be-the study of the chan- Vessey, George Birch, Joseph |Orary pall bearers were - Leo discipleship in the -sense that it v : the needs of a changing world * ges and potential changes. tn| MacDonald, Dr. Daniel Stewart,-| Bisson, W. Pierce, W. Hutt, Tom. was~demonstrated in: the begin- | _ ST. JOHN'S, Nfld. (OP) —| t “It has been said that the doc- the patterns or methods of prac- | Edward Small, and Harry Hef:|White, John MacDonald, and /|ming. It is my daily distress |New Democratic Party , leader | tors should concern themselves tice, and the possible effect on / fell. Active pallbearers were Reg- Bernard MacDonald. The active that we have to seek Sunday |T- C. Douglas says ‘‘greedy | with the quality. of medical-care manpower requirements. This | Coyle, Newman Sigsworth, Char- |Pall bearers /were = Kenneth |School teachers, youth leaders | profiteering’ must stop in Can- ’ of Land reduce their concern for study invelyes. the whole range Jes Palmer, _Randolph- Steven- |Fraser. Francis White, Robert: and active workers in the tay | | ada or the country will be the yay - sources of types of payment and ‘of medical practice and. the use|gon, Alexander White and Law-|White Harris Hutt, Isyman| service.” “constant ecene. of disputes ont SN ese ; peaeies of Jiolitien, a of ars medecine. and other-pre- son Tremere... Interment took | Baker,’ and. vn nach : The council” veted te ladthd ee hea: a. toe aomoal| RIT - anit is is not possible.-The very sonne | place in the People’s cemetery was wo new” comm: sions annua production of high quality medi- He pointed out how, at the where the Legion graveside :ser- cemetery. with ecumenical relations and:_convention of. the: Newfoundland ‘cal care is influences by many. turn..of .the .century.the-.general: vice was conducted by Herry + ROB a international and social affairs. | Labor - Federation eet Fie ER CEN —————————— Se factors but chiefly: the supply practitioner was the keystone of.) Mortimer. The last. post ane | The dea ch FUNERAL — The decision of the World Meth: | that ‘‘ ‘propagandists of big : N HOSPITAL of medical manpower: the tre- medical care and most of hiS reveille were sounded by. Wil-| ort neral for Ralph W. Rob- | odist- Council, with its 300 rep-| ness’ blamed the rising cont ot ANTONY LAWRENCE wa ALLAN galt panes d ~ Edward Road, Mendous increase in knowledze praclice seas in the Sane or of- liam Blanchard. Neveotar Atict Ss a aa foe resentatives from all parts—of | living on unionists. ~ eres xa Paes ~3' in the health field; our ability fice and their were very few au- | Me dive a t ngs |the world, was an attempt to}. He said corporation profits in| e ape ma Ho eee Ed os pass this knowsedge a1 on g st health personel but to award Ialaed Somalis’, ae laicted be Rev beeper The answer self-criticism expressed |creased 44 per cent in Cansda “Nighta ardoisland : through-rtaining—at—undergradu- day there are over 90 for every 9, ig¢¢ : here. this week that it was not | from 1960 to 1964 and wage in SITING : ate levels; the increasing de- 10 doctors. . . : = ‘hymns were. Going Down .The ficiently ‘int faited So ane I in nd for services and the in- “The Deans and the Medical He was for many years em- Valley, Will The Circle Be Un- sufficiently interested in wally |creaecs Have foi _ uD Mr and Mrs. Ralph Roberts ti bik tha health (Collemuges ape best eaulibed 14 ployed as engineer on CNR fer- |broken and Shall We Meet Be. |e etdibeble Marts hibicudir-oi ea of East Br ee. Mass. are creasing interest in the hea Oe UR CS Ober ues ‘Ties at Borden until retired one | yond The — eS ect gies z ficlds—on—th t- of govern-lay -down- programs~ for~ educa-", yo River. Flower bearers | visitma with “h amd Mrs. Her- vans ead both peavitelala wd ton: Wut cae programs’ at times year ago. were Ian MacGregor, Roy Rob- | “RIDE ABOVE THE TRAFFIC" ‘HUSKY “ M@NSFIELD pert Beater SAO NOne: federal,”’ he pointe: out. involve doctor distribution and i ee to ee his ertson, Leith Robertson, Pat TAKE A TOUR ON “EASTERN NORTH VACATIONING IMPROVING RATIO en the payment for. services: | eaaheraias: ‘he oh on ee Boswell Robertson, j « AMERICA’S ONLY AUTHENTIC Mr. ‘and: Mrs Fred VanIder-| Dr, Thomson told the meetin Under these circumstances it {s| one son, Charles, | and Robertson. The pali ” ae we Bd Mes Feed Yaniger: | Dr. Thomson told. the ie ing ied tak ches ductors hive 4h festa Se oe v0 siuetiars bearers were Freeman Mossey, LONDON DOUBLE DECKER BUS are vi: t Murray Har- |sociation published a study. on opportunity to understand and Goye pe. soqes Se seattod ee ee Swat Tours leave the Confederation smarts. eee the home — of |Cariadian Medical-fanpower in discuss the proposals which ate eonaced Williams. Su i Boertien, Willard Ching Centre (box office door) Queen™ Mr. Vanide rs ine’s mother, Mrs. 1961 and 1965 and that these being made in the field of edu- iP.E.1.: nine pandchildres and | and Harold MacGuigan. Inter- St. 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. - 2:30 p.m. David: Van ia studies indicate that there has Cation and the supply of MaN- | one éreat-eranichtld: Oise |Ment was in the church ceme- - 4 p.m. City tours last one GUESTS been a steadily improving doctor power,”’ he emphasized. lter, Mrs. Rina Cairns, Potions ye hour. Rates for city ree Mrs. Ada Buell White Sands eee gate He eee EXPLOSIVE PERIOD Quebec. | SIZE MEANS WEALTH ‘Adults — Children under recentl\ r guests, her saa Deen. saved a userious there “Tt is pleasant to think that) ee Sie ee from | listgua 3 | , | dead eases " niece and | sbund. Mr. and Beta ae ” "\., by having planning committees | acLean Funeral Home yes-| Iceland is the fourth most ; ; Mrs Jéteoh G and their two wie Sep oBS Pa 4 oe and conferences that we may be|terday at 2 o'clock. The burial | wealthy country per capita in| ABEGWEIT SIGHTSEEING TOURS TODAY Si SHOWS daughters. rine and Janice, eee ear ada as cro v en whe, able to ‘get some rapid answers |t0ok& place in. the People’s |the world, after the United || cparietictown Dial 4.9966 . SAT. 2.90 -7- 8:84 Fair Haven. Mass. While here fee eee ee ee Bowe but this-da’ unlikely, “These are | cemetery: States, Kuwait and Sweden. hav aith Visiied relathiee Gabi ee who have received thelr generally long-range studies but \ Gre ie _sisited aeney, $23 een in other parts of the i they are properly carried out |national medical health insur- 4 —; ACTION AND LAUGHS : Tt ig itereating to. note that they will give us reliable infor-|such a program we would not NAME OMITTED British Colambia th mation which we can useinout-|make the best use of our medi- In yestérday's Guardian in the i British Columbia the pressure | mation which we can use in out-/cal manpower,” Dr. Thomson - PACKED INTO A SUPER {tem concerning death of \lining our manpower needs for |said. \ a f fe : Colin, H Love, the name of his and related work at the Char- the future. I have said before| In closing his remarks the olan k-1en— rat (O)1 9. x wife was omitted fromthe list lottetown Airport. that these are exvlosive periods | president stated, ‘Just as I have DOUBLEBILL of survivors. Mrs Love was the a ok PO ia hr hee and while we can welcome: tre- |indicated patience in awaiting en t a ™" former Frances. Irene Hender- and wi comple Oct mendous explosion tn medical |the results of our studies, so I} -~ (m son: ober 31, 1966 knowledge or technological ad- | would urge a continued drive in} SOLID LAUGHS oe es : vancement,“ we must cultivate |our efforts toward understand- ; ED ie ASSESSED $s FIRE’ ALARM : some patience in. planning the | ing the medical manpower needs | . ACTUALLY CLORk ae Charles Allen MacLeod. Char- | Charlottetown firemen wer best use of that knowledge, and of the present and the future. : see = = IN SWORN SURVEY! lottetown, RR1,_and_Isabel._¢ 1 Caled out. ate AL B vesterday. rmake serious —effort—to—prevent }and- the best education methods | TOD AY The Greatest Comedy Team Ever... an anus hat Nene fides the veranda of the old | bei era: eer fro m (for producing that manpower.” | he First Full-Length hala Mat ats : eing wasted. The days activities ended with fe Foatiire of their Finest Moments! eo , a A ecway | } t oF pies Geis ouch HOM ME a | Wial Tatndve Wes clane cue tie ‘the’ aan eer I would ; a ithe oe a reception at the | at the s - Wereeach fined $ "tal. e federal government for its Charlottetown Hotel followed by | f cope a ae. ig iar a five minutes to complete ean \preciptious and clearly expedi-|the annual medical ball. Charlottetown Summer Festival - are pate aN ae | Sore Pp jent introduction of its form of! The business session gets un- | - ; om, Q ice cour lance at a time when some ex- |derway at 10 o'clock this’ morn- ET een aera Saturday mornin TRANSFERRED ,standing was necessary. Under |ing. aN torsion | Cpl. and Mrs. Sam Tibbo and ONLY 5 MORE PERFORMANCES A transfer-trailer truck: own- ifamily ~Pamie and Jamie left | . : ed by Bell's Transport, Monta- eae morning for St. John's ion gue, driver by Ceci! Bell, and a where Cpl. Tibbo has been 4 1966 Meteor Rideau car driven |{ansferred to the ''B'' division au ar by Thomas MacAvinn of 95 Up. /Of the RCMP. Mrs. Tibbo is: the iesens ¢ per Queen Street were involy-|former Rusty Vessey, RN, and. Robert Yourgson ed Me a collision, at &. inter- Rivne Ween preg Vessey, u Production Hardy’ section of Queen an rrafton ci ' ; “Laurel G Street 9:15 »sterday i ee Lite woe ees PRIVATE TURVE \ Laughing 208” Fierevae aporen dmoge [ila Males 8 se Sree, cme COM mt HETOCOLOR acts o ae gate Pl classes in the Women’s _Insti- ee, ™ " the accident fl Hey as ingeati jute Handcraft exhibition dur- Curtain: 8:30 p.m. “s +

_ing Old Home Week. These | | were a chair séat class in the. handcraft division and a tna color class in.the Art division:

This apparently was not made |

fated by the City. Police...

CONTRACT AWARDED | A contract has heen awarded

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MIDNIGHT SHOW TONIGHT

SHOW AT 11:45 — BE EARLY

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vew Glasgow Nos a Seotia in leratt ete “thats acess | ng i t " Club” Tonight 1 ,

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pairs to furvays and manholes published,

Kings Theatre Georgetown -. AN EVENING OF

ONE ACT PLAYS

THE TYPISTS

THE T'GER Starring. | ANNE BL TLER, WARC STRANGE, TUDI WIGGINS ; DIRECTED BY WALTER. MASSEY LAST PERFORMANCE SATURDAY, AUGUST 27th

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Tickets available. at the door

with Howard the Turtle Canadian Puppet Theatre

2 and 3:30 p.m.

and the ~

The Lowell Huestis Jazz Quartet

Tomorrow Night’ FINAL PERFORMANCE

“The Ottawa Man”

Confederation Centre Box Office Open 10 a.m.-9 Summerside Ticket Office: Linkletter Travel Agency.

:30 p.m.

me A Wooiner Bros. Presentation

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