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~ Twenty-four exchange stu- die, Shown Are (FROM LEFT) dents from /Quebee” were / George “McGuigan, Grand guests at a’/banquet given by’ Night, jt / the Chanlotte-

the Knights of Columbus: yes- terday ovening At the Knights of Columbus Home Charlotte- town/,The. gitest speaker was Eddjé LeClair wha spoke to, thé” students in- two. languagesé, Later they were ,entert

town/Council of the. Knights of Columbus; Sandra Shaw of Montague, “one of the’.hosts to Ahe’ students; Elizabeth Bucky An of/Montreal, one of the. s' “dents; and Gerald Tremb y. “a Visitor, also from Montfeal. Abe. exchange’ visit {s iy con- “junction ye Bsa Federal

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Kasterh and Central Districts

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. MONTAGUE — A. decision to ‘adopt the provincial town plan- ning plan for Montague’ was reached -last-night--during. the regular monthly: meeting of the council. The meeting was ‘pre- sided over by Mayor B. H. Yeo with councilors Frank Gréene,

John: Hughes, ‘and’. Athol Rob- ertson making up .the quorum for the meeting :

Also discussed, was: the pro-: posed purchase of a new: fire truck which will be used for out of town fires. Since the last monthly meeting a cheque for $2000 had been received from the previous. government and _ fur- ther /information with- refer-

enc¢ to this grant is to be asked

for. The council was- not. clear

oh the matter and want to know

if this_is an annual grant and

if this is the amount in full for

the year. A letter is to be for- warded to the new minister for this information.

Other matters discussed were the installation of a blinker light at the foot of Wood Island Hill

the- gtoup is slated to spend the next eight days touring the Island visiting such places as the Confederation Centre,

Wildlife Park ‘and the - Wood, leigh - Replicas. During their stay they will get an opportun- ity to relax at some of/ our beaches and take ina play at

ainé An sing? ‘song fashion by the, 1 singing — duo, ‘Ken and 4 A

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= ae ; f Low overnight High Monday [Mectoria Sh avteeees i) Victoria /.....5.66: "55 j Regina / ste cegencce 47... 69 Addresses Rotar Club aie ee Toronto 69 3... Tye standards and. devotions dentally, he said, to.put ‘‘Anne” were sree < z of peop é in. this city ‘is. some-, fon the stage last summer cost Q Meese t ee 54 16 thing “have- never seen — iny-tapproximately $35,000." # Peseeraeas mca es saa éA”vheré else,’ was the comment, His life_in-Germany-during the an Joa 6 16 4 of Denald Harréin, author of the {filming of *‘The Man Who Never Mints es 59 “16 ” Gables” and .‘Private Turvey’’,|Was” “involved problems Avhich Wilke 59 Ti /epeaking at , Yesterday's Rotary lranged. from. acquiring the. pro- rraiode 62 7A luncheon | 7 ‘per attire in-a store which em- Syd : 64 3 Toronto’ - born, Nt. Harron, |ployed young Germay sales la- = ney en 57 whose earecr begait at the. age dies speaking for the most part ar eta A (cl hee of. six; fas been/a professional | |German only, to/the © exciting- ihe ohn's._.. “3 88: actor for 30 years The recent; but dangerous circumstarices to ny oe experiences of his career, and [whieh he_was’ subjected : while Boston 64 3 pe complications he met” with/filming neap’ the Berlin wall |Tampa B 37" “before foming here for the |where peoplé nearby were on oc- Miami = events during the ‘teeen: filming|casion wounded by. German Tucton “a7 100 of “‘Thé Man Who Never Was”, guards./Mr. Harron remarked | *UCSOR. ~------*+* were*his main topics. jthat the fear on his- face was |Los Angeles visas 65 TT. REY. EJ. BAIRD Mr. Harron_mentiored that to | genuine.. ‘HALIFAX (CP) —-The wea-|

shoot. this half-hour production One of the perils faced by ‘the

“ie Germmny: cost. $450,000;

‘CITY AREA. FUNERALS ©

COMPTON FUNERAL — The funeral for Georg e W. Compton | was held Monday, Augtist’ 8th,

~ from. the MacLean’ Funeral

" Home where service was” con- | ducted by. Rev..-Ewen-Mac--;

Dougall and David Compton.

Psalm were the 121st, “and. the 2rd. Attending in a body were,

-members of the Canadiaa Leg-

same run. six. times

took some time getting used to. Mr. Harron. is Presently writ- ing “Spring Thaw” year. H

well.

/ Chairman for this meeting of Rotary was Russ Seller. chairman was Cy Sinnott.

-Inci-= ‘actor during= the—actual produc- ‘tion was the scene where the-was “Subjected. fo having a locomo- |tive pass within- inches‘ of his ‘|face: This, the said, could have been accomplished in‘ one pass, jbut he was required to make the — which ‘proved to be- an experience that

for next said he is retiirning to |the Island ‘in January, not only jto write it but appear. in it as

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the Confederation Cepie.

WEATHER.

TORONTO (cP) _ Tempera-

and at the corner of Queens Road. The new minister of Public Works, George Ferguson is to be. contacted on ‘the reew-

ther _oftice ‘says _a_weak disturb-" ance—moving eastward to they south -of Nova. Scotia: will keep |- cloudy skies. cver Nova Scotia | Itoday and Wednesday.

Anothér disturbance now mov--|-

Receives — | Degree-

The’ Guardian, Charlottetown, Tues., Aug. 9,-1966, : : B R IE f ‘Montague Council Will-

dopt Provincial Plan

~+}teen cases had been before the. »jcourt -for the month and ‘the | {| amount of $329.25 had been col- ; |lected in fines.’

:|pital management in procuring |

-}assure the area of*a more mod-

‘lent hospital is generally at a

‘| possible the town should try to

was 0. He had also been Bra- I

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UNDERGOES SURGERY ~

Mrs. David Huttheson, Toron and. formerly of Montague,’ te- cently. underwent Toronto Hospital.

SISTER DIES

{Robert Mitchell) Village Green lights. has left for Boston ‘to*attend the A letter was read by’ the town jfuneral of his Sister,\Irene who clerk G. Arnold: Wightman. from=|P28Sed-away-on- Saturday .He-is a tourist congratulating the |#¢ccompanied by ‘his brther- -iti-law town and the police for his- |Delburn “Munn of ‘Village Green. pitality shown to him and his , family while here. They are VISITING high in .their praise for. ‘assist Mrs. G.H, Deanis fron Tren- -ance received. from oificer Ed \\ton. “Ontario. jis. visiting her Downe: |brother,. Walter Marr. and her Also in correspondence was a |brother-in-law, Mr. Vern Dennis letter. reques‘ing representation '|0f Allen Street. of the town at a meeting of the : Confederation Caravan commit- VISITING HERE tee to be held in Charlottetown | Mr: and Mrs. Clarence Arsen- on August 26. Councilor Athol jault and family, Oakville, On- Robertson was asked to attend Ltario are visiting Edward Arsen- ault; 43 Reserve Street, Charlot-

this meeting. An invitation had been extended to the Caraven /tetown, on their.annual summer committee earlier -this year .to | vacation.

lations with reference to such

visit Montague during their tour ;

in 1967,. The caravan will visit CORRECTION

Montague July 1, 1967, and will! In the annual ‘Gathering of the

locate on the Regional . High |clans story which appeared in

are ane. eoproziinatel |yesterday’ s issue, the name ue €ly |rilyn Ward should have. rea

$6900 ‘had been received during | | Marilyn Wrank e

the month as partial payment of \cantured the trophy for junior

the per capita tax. The vou Highland dancing.

clerk advised this: cheque would |”

put the town onthe black side | ~~=.VISITING HOME

of the ledger. ;

In. the..police report presented | |

by Ed Downe it was noted fif- family of ~Toronto:~are, ‘visiting

Mr. Burge’s mother, Annie Stewart, 30 Pownal Street. Mr. Burge is director of public rela- \tions and information for the.On- itario Department’ of Labor.

SPORTSWRITER HERE Elmer Ferguson, dean of (Cana-

Just previous to adjournment | a short discussion took place with reference to adopting some | - form of assistance to try to get some action to assist the hos-

a tiew>up-to-date- hospital —

HOSPITAL NEEDED It was the opinion of all pres- ent that something be done to

ern hospital. Space at the pres-

premium throughout the year |'eaders “Sports Beat’.

and the couricil felt that if at all

fore he was a year old. . SAD NEWS

get some action on the- matter. |

Bel FORMER "DIPLOMAT DIES |

of American States and- OAS;Camuse of Holyoke, Mass.

surgery in a]

~PLAQU

Vebnon Colney, local hand- craftsman, presented a hand- made plaque at\the Kingston

Floo ee honors, past presi of the ‘branch: Legion recently to Kingston Shown ‘fO RIGHT) ate’ .

U.S. DEFENCE. Continued from\page LS.

Wyand |goals has caused some high level-contemplation on the num- ber of troops necessary to. a in. Viet Nam.

Leaving Saigon, Mr. and Mrs. Des Burge and |Nam’s

capital, .. Sunday

talks with the top officials here,

South Viet

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esident Charles P

Command presi- dent, Pius Smith,» ‘Mr. Flood, Mr. Sorney, branch \past pre- ssell Mason.

\ x ~\ \ at least five. years under almost } ideal. conditions X 1

While the ‘stitdies \. indicate | that . aif\ power _ ‘alone \gannot | : stop the supplies reaehind, the | enemy armies in the Sov ith, “the appraisals--assume that\ alk’ ab, | tacks must. continue. Without ¥ the air strikes; the enemy forte | Nevels ¢quld rise “even higher, N :

\ We Dispense ‘any Prescript

\J.E. A. Worth >

after

dian Sportswriters, has achieved ore goal’which has.evaded him throughout his~fong career.- He" \joined The Evening Patriot staff for one day. Mr. Ferguson is on the Island for a few days with his wife and‘took the opportunity: to attain this goal by relieving Bill Ledwell for a day and giving Elmer was-born on Douglas Street -of Charlotettowa “but left here be-

RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) |where he spent many summer —Fernando: ‘Lobo, Brazil’s_first |vacations,. have received the sad ambassador to the Organization ee of the recent death of Gary

the former U.S. vice-president, [Richard M.\.Nixon, indicated ‘he feels 500,000 men would be nec- essary. It is more than likely that Nixon's statement feflects the view -of the. U.S. com- mander iy Viet Nam,.Gen,.~ W{l- liam ‘C. Westmoreland, althou Westmoreland has net publicly asked for more: troops.than now- contemplated. -

Within the defence depars

| His friends in Lower Newtown, |fested countryside would take

rwith a consequent bleaker ‘pros.

wee Delivery a \ Mail - : rk Us itad si ‘ > th Service. \ e ni ates has e 142 ‘YP : hone Coz largest a ‘debt im. the | — rage re Tcaa Ss world. Seo ~@ PN '

No. Reg. Pha

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‘TAKE A ‘TOUR QN “EASTERN N =. AMERICA’S. ONLY. AUTHENTIC. LONDON ECOUELRS DECKE BUS? S

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‘president: from=1958=to-1960, died —jhere--Sunday. of-a stroke. He} “HOSPITAL PATIENT the has-been a patient in the Souwri:

zil’s. representative” at” ! Hospital.

United -Nations.

Clinton Stewart, —“Kingsboro,

jag across-the Great Lakes will bring “cloudy skies to most of New Brunswick today and a_few showers. will develop over. New Brunswick this afternoon and

Regional forecast: Prince Edward Island, Bay of | Chaleur: Clouding over this af- ternoon; little chaage in-tem | perature: winds light. Low-high | at Charlottetown 58 and 7 Campbellton 55 and 75. Outlook |

awarded a Masters Degree. in} history from the. University .of Notre. Dame, Indiana, during ithe: - commencement

Aug. 5, 1966. ° >

.. where he continued his

_ exercises, |.

Father Baird, a Holy Cross | - Father, graduated from St. Dun- sere University in 1957 with a | B.A. degree. He then entered the | Craeetien of Holy - Cross studies |at Holy Cross College, Washing-

Rey. E.3. Baird, CS.C., was ye * * ik kh id ¥ age xy

Aion. Pall bearers were. Neil | Guests of Rotary. were Fred |for.w. | ton, D.C.’ graduati 1962

ai Abed edne Variable. cl graduating _in Munn, William Bears, 7 Ear’ Corcoran, Kitchener; Roger.- H. | iness Stk iow nee with ah MA depres fa Sucred Hume, Donald Compton - ‘Ed- Perry, .Charlottetowa: David seasonable lenperabares: |Doctrine. He. was ordained a | yoy told her M YER eae Koel oe Stewart, Charlottetown; Fred. ‘ ; ipriest in 1962. ~ about aie? So » ANOFILMWAYS: PRESENT

“:| Lambert, Charlottetown; Ellis igh tide today. at Charlotte-} Father Baird is now. visiti : . ~ . ee :

ward Compton, Daniel Compton, | ,Ash, Boston, and Lionel Harron, |town 4.18 a.m. and 5.01 p.m. At ‘his parents, Mr.-and Mrs. Tyrell How could 5 ELIZABETH TAYLOR and Renjamin Beats. The Legion roronto, ‘|Rustico: at 11.13 a.m. “Summer- | Baird, for a few weeks, in Fort) Yt! BURTON graveside service was conduct: | Visiting Rotarians included the |side tide eighteen minutes later | Augustus. He will return to Wel |~ anyone RICHARD ed by Harry Mortimer. Inter: irojowing: T.J. McKerner, Mon-|than Charlottetown. Sun rises |land, Ont., where he will con-| about me...

ment: took , place in Belle River | ‘treal:. Henry DesRoberts, Lynn, cemetery” Mass: we a Picker- ~ LeCLAIR. FU NERAL — ae Ing; William “Murkar, Picker- fhinefal for Alphonse LeClair jing; Reid Van Dine, Frederic was held Monday morning from |t00; . Frank Holliday, Ontario; Ahe residence ~of':his' son Fran- Cameron MacDonald, Summer cis LeClair. to Stella Maris |Side; Bev MacAulay, Frederic- Church, North Rustico, where |ton; Fred Martin, Ottawa; Jo .pervice. was conducted’ by_ his ‘Bradshaw, New York; Art pastor, Rev. Fraacis Corcoran, |Beach, Ontario; W.J. Warren, who also conducted the service |Alaska; Richard. Eagles, ‘Nova at the grave. ° Rev. Cameron |Scotia; J.R. ‘Williamson, Nova MacDonald, CSsR, was_ present Scotia; Keith: Coutts, Ontario; jn the sanctuary. The pall bear- Marten West, New Brunswick;

8.19 p.m. All times. ADT. iCollege School.

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ers were Vincent-b--~Gallant, }J-L-— Dubinsky, _Nova_ Scotia. , Joseph Edmond: Gallant, Ed- ward Buote, - Joseph Gallant, Kenneth LeClair and Ronald Gauthier. Interment, was in’ the church cemetery.

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“A GAG FILLED LOOK AT DELIGHTFUL CHARACTERS” “4 SMASHING: SUCCESS”

“THE OTTAWA. MAN”

‘A wild and wooly tale about the wild and wooly West.

STARRING

© ERIC HOUSE

“HOWARD'S NUTTY REVUE”

with Howard the Turtle and the Canadian Puppet Theatre

MATINEES 2 and 3:30 P.M.

CABARET CLUB.TONIGHT

Kate Reid, Anne ‘Collings, Eric House, Donalf Harron entertain. with comedy after the final curtain. -

CLUB HOURS: 10 p.m. --1 a.m.—Licensed Memberships available. at door.

LLL LT LT ET TTT EAT _ Confederation Centre Box Office Open 10 a.m. - 9:30 p.m. Summerside Ticket Office: Linkletter Travel_Agency.

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