: 7 : ‘ e s ae eset 2 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Wed, June 30, 1965. ; > ‘ 5 Ne ICTSE bs [SION me YOURE ALL INVITED TO THE GREATEST ENTERTAINMENT EL juor : spent in ring clu Commission has reversed a operation, most of which will be HOLIDAY IN EASTERN CANADA decision to grant a liquor lic-jlost. In a sense, however, we ense im connection with the were fortunate in that we found AN IT OPENS TOMORROW * JULY Ist 4 operation of a club in Southport. out no license would be granted % D ’ Areoneoeonye a a pre-| before signing a lease and ex- . viously ,;mai y J Bond | pensive contracts for entertain-| ais tacitiion ef te Men FILM FESTIVAL | FOUR GREAT STAGE PRODUCTIONS | sunpay concerts entire facilities of the Southport| It was also pointed out by Mr. 9:00 P.M. Country Club and operate it un- | Bond that the club was prepared mee . — . der incorporated name of ‘to make t on the grou Queen % | the Suburban Country Club, available for Red Cross’ swim. July 2 to 10th (inc.) BARBARA HAMILTON - DAVE BROADFOOT duly 11 Alan Mills MII | ur wicectous coipseien ‘nokatlllwes to bo erenenie fax srorting "SPRING THAW ‘65 18 Confeder-. + = % Mr. Nicholson appeared before | W8s to be available for sporting Ml GOLDEN OPERETTA directed and choreographed by tion Centre = <= the liquor commission and, ac-| events. rr Pe ALAN LUND a) Mie Nic and Mr. Bond Choir ~ cording to them, the commission ee a oa Ovens July 12 25 Felix Lecle was satisfied that the propos e d| had a. brief ‘gudiesice with Pre- rag Also Presented re Operations of the country club | Mier Walter R. Shaw on the duly 2 Rose Marie July 13, 16, 17 (Mat. 19, 21, 23. 24 (eve) 2, Aug. 4 7, 1 Sais Rubes. : met all requirements for a liquor matter this ° « g Merry Widow (Eve.) i . Aug. : license i —— oa premier = the | i ‘ Prices: Evenings $1.50 to ee a2. Frank Willis, ; The comsniasion reportedly Oe eincion . os Your com ac 4 The Great Matinees: $1.00 to $2. mt would be grated ga Mr. Bond| 224 sree Fees encase a ". JOKIN: DRAINIE bor Quartet ‘ cet > Seem tnt germ © Be Ur Cmte a “LAUGH W'TH LEACOCK” 8 Jack Soot” fa days. a ces ; s = _. | Premier, Shaw told the press. 6 Chocolate — ; - DAVE BROADFOOT When Mr. Bond and Mr. Nich-| after the incetigg with Mr. Bond Soldier a a ae ; 22 Sheila Piercey, olson retursed for the license, and Mr. Nicholgon, that the-com- Also Presented: July 15, 17 (Eve) 20, 22, 24 (Mat.), 26, 31 John Arab the commission advised them! mission's decision against grant- 7 Naughty (Eve). Aug. 3, 6, 9, 13, 14 (Eve) ~— that there had been a reversal’ ing the license for the sale of li- Marietta : Prices: Evenings: $1.50 to $3.00 ; 29 Les Feux a r . 7 ale. of decision and a license would | quor at the club is no reflection Matinees: $1.00 to $2.50 | Follets ae ™ all s : mot be granted. aq the character and repu- 8 Student Prince ) : st | Mr. Bond said that “a consi-| tation of Mr. Bond and Mr. Ni- : wo PREMIERE Prices: $1.25 te $2.50 HIS PREDICTION WAS FULFILLED - | acetal teeny neste ae 9 Maytime ‘aus Sores chats” alah Just a few hours ilies te Leader Diefenbaker telis re-. Minister will ask for his re- . : 10 Brigadoon AN ae — 7 roe Say. prices Justice Minister Favreau’s re- porters the Dorion report left signation,” Mr. Diefenbaker : 8:00 p.m. Nightly an Denald Harron and Norman Campbell @ignation from the federal cab- Mr. Favreau no choice but to ‘és cama inet yesterday, Opposition resign. “I'm sure the Prime said. (CP Wirephoto) Toon ; a 2 Children 30 cents ) : c ’ Also J 28 30, 31 ( ) Aug. 2, 5. 7, (Mat. a ® | Trustees Honor ‘i 10, 12, 14 (Mat.) 18, 20, 24, 26 28 (Mat. Eve) ot Pha ga yh gn . CHILDREN’S Prices: Evenings: $1.50 to $8.50 a 10% reduction* - h : $1.00 to $3.00 7s 2 City Teachers | a THEATRE Matinees: $1.00 ; Se a mae A Walsh and Besste! SUMMERSIDE — The gradua- | ton s duced prices & you bay all a 8 : Pl two Charlottetown tee | es ae oe Murphy. ee "WAYNE AND SHUSTER IN eight in advance |chers, were honored by the sonal High Schoo! Canadian Puppet OTTETOWN" miseieiaasaaies dele. OF i S OSsession [Charlottetown Board of School| Place im the schoo! auditorium Starring CHARL een on ae Tn Cae cr Name aim ate, det Se dee SUMMERSIDE A St» Felix | to charges of causing bodily presented Miss Walsh with a! tion, will be the guest epeaker: Shelia Meaday Performances And Big Cast pecge os Mme fermance* - man, Edwin Joseph DesRoches, harm: to Stephen. Bernard. also gift on her retirement after 40 Teenigptue ecadenit Ge And ' Opens Aug. 17 “Dees net apply te opening ‘amd a resident of Tignish, Ed- of ‘Lennox Island, by punching years of teaching serviee—and seven ‘commbiercial stodenks wae Children’s Film Festival Alse Presented: Aug. 19, 21 (Mat., Eve.) 23, 3, nights, which are benefit. ger- mund Joseph Peters, were.eacn and kicking him. The three ac-, board chairman Dr. R.G. Lee} receive dislemes ead certificet- August 24 te 31 ~ Prices: Evenings: $1.58 te fined $100 and costs-or three | cused were remanded in custody | made a similar presentation to: || Adis $i, Children 50 cents Matinees: $1.60 te .. fermances months when they appeared be-| until July 6, 1965 Miss a i concluded 45 The academic graduates. are | have fore Magistrate W. Chester S. James Arthur Beairste ot - years t ing service. in alphabetical order) Kenneth : MacDonald . Prince County Kensington was fined $25 and |" Miss Walsh taught at St. bao Desa ae ainer EL Two BOX-OFFIC ES OPEN DAILY i Court Tuesday on charges | of | costs for failing to display num- Jean's and Miss Prowse at West lis, Effa Ellis: Marne Howard, | 100 Gallo eae ; : corinne ua | 6 nomminie, be Beverley Gray. Barry Lecky, © " Summerside—Linkletter Travel , $25 Markket Street-— trary to the Excise Act es man. La@stone, Shirley MacAus- . : -A member of the RCMP testi-| Joseph Bernard. was fined $10 bi S id land. Georgene MacDonald, | of hot water hour at ‘Open Weekdays—9 a.m. to 12 Noon; 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.; Friday to 9 p.m. fied that when apprehended in'a pene one ona oS a Ca net 3a Patricia MacDonald Allison |. lowest possible cost. Confederation Centre:— as won wooded area in Kildare, the two transfer ; ‘ : MacCormick Barty MacDougall, pan. to p.m.; - 9:00 p.m. _ ‘accused had two complete stills | Vehicle Willing To | Kenneth Mac Robert FOR ONLY A FEW PEN- Open Daily 10 a.m. to 9:30 p.m., Sundays 1:00 J and all apparatus to go with it. | , Brendon Wallace Murphy. Car. | stetinacsete: Casale’ Clin. | NIES A DAY BUY AN ESSO They were caught “in the act | pega May tla ig fer Discuss Protest : : . WATER HEATER. of running off’ilicit spirits.’ he | insloe. fined >: annual meeting held Halifax ° said. Also seized at the same | 2nd casts while Ralph Buffett The provincial cabinet is will- recently. President is 23 Lan- Palmer Electric time was a 1957 car of Summerside was fined $15 ing to meet with a delegation yon of Hartland, NB. Milton John Fraser of Mon- gg gy ar sueree- from the committee in the Sum-|~ The i of tague was fined $75 and costs 1 jovd Charles Collicutt of Free. Méersitie area that is protesting of officers took place at the 68th fer driving while impaired. the building of a liquor store on | annual convention of the nation- Three Lennox Island meu, | memos sned $10 and costs. | North Granville Street, said 9) association *| Residents of, Port Hill, Sum- : . yester- | - : e Austin Bernard and John Henry | Rrestag ‘and Mimcomehe | @@Y- A large group iof Summer- Bernard, afl pleaded not guilty | Drestaibame. Miscouche | side area citizens has protested —| were each fined $20 end costs! tn. site of the new liquor store i | | Soe or eee maw Rh pounes- as it is near schools. slanders A Tignish man and a resident ‘ of Central Bedeque were each Bend ted 0 an eo epent Summerside or. S— ——_ — Man Receives ~- UC Meetin INCOLN REMEMBERED A int + eAfrican republic of po men g IR nda -issued seven *stamps F ig portraits of Abraham JF. Jenkins, Summerside, dhe hee ae Lincoln and the French Revolu- was appointed treasurer of the United Church of Canada in the t0's~-slogan:- “Liberty, Equal-—Retail Merchants Association--of o four Atlantic Provinces register- ity, Brotherltood.”’ Canada (Maritimes) Inc. at the ed at the second Atlantic Con- v + ference of te viene Men at Mount Allison University, Sackville, N.B. on June 25, 26, TONIGHT 27. Theme speaker for the week- - 6 end was Dr. Peter Gordon D Fie"thut”in te, Ss? Special Holiday Dance Church Sunday school publica- tions, Toronto. Special guest ‘ speaker was Dr. Graham Pin- cock, chairman of the board of men, United Church of Canada. ¢ “The men attended repular dis- eussion groups, hymn sings and prayer fellowships between the * four main addresses given by 34 . Route 6 just west of Cavendish the speakers. Alec MacLeod of Nashwaaksis, N.B. was the con- Music by The Mariners ference chairman e Among the Island delegates J were: Earl Carter, Winsloe; Ed- ¢ $1.00 per person ison S aitieceaae wane David ; LoS Howse, ; William Mac- Kinnon and Allison MacKinnon, No Minors ' Charlottetown. ; i 2 ONLY 2 DAYS LE I! Put Out Cigarett Butts - Do Not Throw Them Out - - 4 6 - , ‘ : Cash In On These Fabul Use Provincial Park Facilities For All Outdoor Cooking ‘ . | - > Prizes! Make Sure Camp Fires mpletely ng DRAWING JUNE 30th If You See A Fire Contact The Nearest R.CM.P. Officer / person who purchases a used car or truck valued at one thousand = or more from Hillside Motors L4d., between Ist and June 30th ) (employees of Hillside Motors Ltd. are not eligible.) e e “ \ ‘ HILLSIDE MO I ORS Lid. : Frank Gaudet. Bor oi id St. Peters Road - Dial 2-1243, Charlottetown S tad Pe 2 _.. “Where Customer Service and Satisfaction Come First”. : Provi Forester .

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