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ONE NIGHT ONLY SUNDAY. JULY 26 -— 9:00 PM.

0th In a series of Sunday Concerts

ISLAND

CENTENNIAL YOUTH CHORUS

An evening of Choral Music Connucted by Christopher Gledhill

OPEN HOUSE OON‘FEDERATION CENTRE

EVERY SUNDAY l to 7 m. I

Tom 0N CENTENNIAL DOUBLE DECKER nus MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY ——

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DURING THE parade in Georgetown yesterday as part" of Georgetown’s Centennial . Day celebrations the George-~ . town Centennial Float (above) ' depicted the lobster fishing industry in the area. Mounted on top of the float was a dory . rowed throughout the parade

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GEORGETOWN —— Centennial {Day in Georgetown was cele- ibratcd yesterday and was kick- ed off in the morning with a mammoth parade which con- tained 15 floats and a number of bands and a contingent of navy personel from HMCS inch Arran in port for the celebra- i lions. . . i The parade was marshalled jby .l.A B. McConnell and w as ‘headed by the RCMP and the {Georgetown police. The mayor .and town council. chairman Al- :ex Arsenault of the Centennial committee. Lt. Cdr. ' ifold. commanding officer of {HMCS inch Arran. the. Royal iCanadian Legion Color party i and the Georgetown fire depart- ment also participated in the

parade.

SPORT EVENTS ’ the parade. swim-

m' g events were. heliat the.

railway wharf and track and

field events were held at

which featured 16 separate an—i 'tries. Trophies and prizes for? lthe various events were presen-i {ted by Lt. Cdr. Manifold. The: jpeople attending the celebra-i [tions were served turkey and; iham dinners at the rink from1 noon to it p.m. i ‘ The skydiving program which. [had been scheduled was cancel-: ‘ ed when a low cloud ceiling‘ prevented the jumpers from 30-. ling into action. i . in the evening a mammoth: . dance was held in the potatoi {warehouse on the r atlway . wharf.

iCALLQ ON COUNCIL . i During the morning Lt. (".i'lr.1 Manifold called on Deputy May.- ‘or . H. Stewart and council in!

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Welcome in Ossusl Clothes

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Watch for the Centennial E880 ’l‘ickotmoliile touring the blond daily.

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Car And Truck Collide In Souri-s

soums ~- A was car owned: by Leroy MacDonald of Ohep-l stow ran into the back of the! parked. late-model one-ton truck owned by Maritime Electric. Ltd. on Main Street in Sourisi yesterday evening. f

The truck was parked in front : ' of the Souriis Maritime Electric. ‘agent's house at me of ‘ E the accident. ‘ . Damages estimated were 3200 i to the truck and $300 to the car. . f Souris detachment RCMP in ‘vestlgated the accident. ;

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SPEND VACATION HEB! l Rev. 3 Mrs. Joseph Park- ;man. with their two young dau- ghters Gall and Donna. from Worcester, Mass. are spending i h e i r vacation visiting Mr. Parkman's parents. Mr. and Mrs. How M, Parkman. 8 Lapthorne Ave. Charlottetown. Their two older daughters. Car- at and Sandra. are spending summer touring Europa.

rn July 22. from tho home of her parents, Service was conducted .by Rev. Kenneth Cameron. pas- ltor of the Free Church of Scot- .land it; were When

ers were: Ron e Cutcli and Teddy Machdyen. interment was in the Uni Ch ceme-

Feature Is Big Parade

ISLAND NEWS PAGE

Eastern And Control Districts

The Guardian. Charlottetown, Thurs. July 23, 1964.

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John Parmenter ’Roberts. premier of Ontario. will be one i of six provincial premiers who 1

‘beginning at 4 pm. The exer- | class will be open to the public. 2 Mr. Robs . a na‘ive of Banff. Alts.. moved east as his 1 father. a bank manager. .

early education in schools , Alberta. Manitoba and Ontario.

Canadian Navy as an ordinary seaman. He received his com-1 mission overseas and was mrn- . tioned in dispatches after the battle of Salerno. Discharged l seeing action in the . , . 1 Pacific. and Muelditcgageau _ w . r. 0 arts by Captain John Jerrior. 93. tam (z; utilli'ersity. gradua- shown at the oars in the pic- ting in law from Osgoode Hall. ture. and 16—year-old Chester Toronto in 1947. Llewellyn. hidden behind the He first entered the Legis- first flag of the Royal Cana- have Assemmy of Ontario as dian Legion Color Party. The a member for London in 1951.. two are the oldest and young- and w“ n.91ected in 1955 est licensed fishermen 1950 and 1953 '

Georgetown. LEADER IN "51

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ed the. Ontario cabinet as min- ister without portfolio and a year later was named minister of education.

In 1961 he was elected leader of the Ontario Progressive Coo- servative party and later the same year was swam in as the 17th premier of Ontario. Others who will receive hon-

degroes from

I the council chambers and fol- mm lowing ceremonies there the de-;SDU 3”- “If We“! O‘BQHC- .puty mayor his councill Nova Scotia. New runs- were guests aboard the HM '! wick. Prince Edward island and Inch Ana“. 1 Newfoundland.

Also taking part In the cere—i ATB AGREEABDE monies was the RCMP Vessel.j OTTAWA (CPI—British Over— Fort Steele under command of; seas Airways Corporation has Sub. Inspector W. B. Drew. Both? been granted Air Transport ‘the Fort Steele and the Inc h» Board permission to suspend its ‘ Arron were open for public in-‘ licence to operate air serv1cesj spection during the afternoon' between Londo n. England. ‘ and evening: iMontreal and the Caribbean. ‘

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5 Casting is almost complete the i for a 7park. These activities were fol-' Charlotlttown". the his 6010?“! Everett Horton. has starred in . lowd by a doll carriage parade extravaganza planned as a sa-

i Betty Robertson.

tinting Work? iSuggested i For En-hoot

uni-Wayne, Shuster Here

Drew Thompson. s long-time 1

“Wayne Shustcr in colleague at the neat Edward ‘

' _ musicals on Bro y and on i uie to_PI.E.I. s Centennial year, television, Diane Staple)“ . i and filling "19 COerderath young singer whose careerrock- . Centre. "1 Charlottetown, for pied with her appearance in 0 two weeks commencing August the 10ng_mnning mph, pant“. ‘ 34- _ ticks". has recently been play-

Siipporting the V two lmerna~ ing in the successful Toronto ‘ tionally-fa‘mous comedians will musical. "Evelyn". Jack Duffy ‘ be a galaxy of Canadian stage ibeloved as the star of his own and television stars, including iTV show and lately with the Corinne Conley. Paul Kligman. . Perry Como show. will be re- . Don .Gillies. ‘ membered in Charlottetown for Carin Carter. Drew Thompson. his appearance in “The Best of Diane Stapley and Jack Duffy. Spring Thaw."

Miss Conley. an American by ; .lonatlian Lucas. the celebrat- birth. has played many leading ‘ 9d Amel‘lfan choreographer. roles on CBC Tpievmon' at“- j will stage the. musical numbers. red in London', West End in and sets and costumes are now "Clap Hands.» and in Can“, i being designed by William Aali- uspring Thaw". pm“ gum“. j arukhnd Thelma Timmms re- for many years a stalwart mom 5 SPeC'WPLV- M"§"'3"‘ ("ref")? ‘5 he,- or the Wayne and Sims“, i Rudy Toth. script editor is Stan troupe both in Canada and on i Dame's: and “‘9 pm‘lucm“ ‘3 the Ed Sullivan show. is we» 3 hem“ direfle‘l by Maw" Mmre' tern Canada's gift to Revue. ____——__

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Roberts, One Of 6 Premiers To Be Honored Sat. At SDU

: Farm Credit Need Voiced

. called on farm organizations to consider the establishment of some kind of agency to meet the growing nee. of farmers for short-term credit a‘ Lesson- .ablc interest rates.

"Farmers are credit

W tor to build to meet operating

Canadian Federation of rates and "it may well be some Agriculture official Wednesday kind of (tn-operative." .

suit hid! Used may Oldhusincsswssbslvfl. opersting credit." he said. " and then instruction was ‘

Farm organizations may have. on the various projects of

their own agency' club.

their growing need for The program included games

credit at reasonable and after adjournment lunch was served. '

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Funds Discussed By 4-H Club

SUPPLIES TIN Malays. part of the Feders‘ tion of Malaysia. .ihird of the world's supply of- : tin

A discussion on how to make

MOTOR REWINDING

3 risks but they are often paying the meetings more interesting

gtoo much 'interesi for operat- an to raise funds high-

Lng credit“ said Lorne Hurd lighted the last regular meei- &

of girawa. the federahon's as— Log of the Lakeviile Hi Club. S _ L J

sis n executive secretary With 13 members in attend- tore ear” u “9 m‘d" “‘9 Newman. “"15 ance the meeting was held in y

‘bringiug greetings from the federation to the annual con- igress here of the Cooperative tUnion of Canada.

Mr, ilqu cited a 1961. ML $eral study showing that 40 per ‘ ent of farmers“ operating ;creriit is extended by supply and equipment panics at interest rates rang~ ‘ma onward from lfi per cent.

"Farmers shouldn’t have to

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R. C. M. P. MUSICAL RIDE

Plus» a Thrilling 8 Dash Harness Racing Program

Sat. July “ZS—Mon. July 27 GHANLDTTETOWN DRIVING PARK.

8 P. M. Sharp Adults $1.25: Children 50:

Brothers; Horton '5

Pharmacy, Snuris;

Barber Shop: W. R.

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SHOW A'I‘ IIUSK

throughout NOl'tIl America. and ‘ s freq guest star in TV'I Parade.

Miss Robertson is one of Can- ada's few internationally-known cabaret singers ~ al draw wher- ever she appears in night clubs TOP DANCERS l

Don Gillies and Carlu r‘arier ‘ are also co-stars on the Wayne i i and Shuster show. Mr. Gillies’ havmg h a ii d l e d the dancing ; ._._.__———: chores for Wayne and Shusteri HOME FROM HOSPITAL

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leading comedy dancer. and as} . "1“ R0“ “’5 ".m'md 1” . . . h h h 8 his home in Flat River after a mo"! c oreograp er a ‘ undergoing surgery at the Vic-

staged. ballet for the National Ballet Company. Miss Caries achieved wide-spread fame asi the leader of her own dance‘

trio.

ioria General Hospital. Halifax. LUTZ FUNERAL -— The fun- . ersi for Mrs. Charles H. Lutzi was held yesterday afternooni from the Cutcliffe Pu neral i Home to Wood Islands Presby- terian Church where service 3 was conducted by Rev. Donald ‘

Sweet Eye and Eye

Ages was sung by the choir.

F‘lowerbe were: Edwin

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ben McConnell. Clayton Hume?

w“ macaw Mk?!” iF'rank Pantlng. Malcolm Mac-‘ comma! for the “WM” l Pherson Pall hearers were: Ad-

of V on fighter planes station- ' ‘

White Dan MacPherson.‘ ed in Chatham. N.B.. be e ' out M the Charlottetown “rm Melvin Keenan. Angus Panting.l

iLaughlan MncMillan and Allan

32.3"“"191 “d “93”” PM‘ ; Nicholson. interment in the This would serve two func- Chum" "meter!" l tions according to a brief pm MaoLEAN FUNERAL —- “is ! seated to national Defense Pro- funeral for Alexander Mac- ; duction Minister C. M. Drury‘ Lean was held Wednesday. July i by Minister of industry and Ns-i 22. from the Murray River Fu-

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L _ tursl Resources Leo Rossitsr‘ neral Home to the Pentecos- . fumrlgNBrzlnlstmfi short: "‘1 Mimi“ °i Helm“ Huber? . tsl Giurch. Murray River. i was held Wednesday site oon M‘cmluv ‘ where the service was eonduct- .

First there would he providQ ed by Rev. F.(‘.. Day and Lou . ed a wplans operation which 0 Harris. During the service John would provide sufficient work tol Bears sang a solo. Until Then.

keep plant. now under pro-i The Brooklyn Trio gave IWo tectcd plans of closure. open. _ selections. Y’neel At The Cross. he necessity of sending the. and The Lord’. My Shepherd.

planes to Winnipeg for servic-I and the congregation joined in t ‘ Lover of

lag. now the cue. won a i for the hymn. Jesus be eliminated. felt the P.E.l.‘ My Soul. Pallbearers wene: government officials. l ilisrd Martian. Watson

W Possibility of having EitheatI White. Bert MacLeod. Samuel ' service helicopters stationed at Book. Merton Ferguson. and BMCS Shearwster in Halifax Vmce Strickland. intermenth was seed. l h the

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