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HALIFAX (CP) — The wea-t ther office says a ‘series of dis- turbanees ‘will bring showers | and scattered thundershowers tolt central New ‘Brunswick = and | Prince Edward Island early to- day and tonight. Cloudy skies will -prevail.

In most’ other regions. skies | will be sunny with temperatures | § rising ,in many places to-- the | low to ‘mid 80s today. Cooler temperatures will be found along the Atlaatic coastline and in fiorthern New Brunswick:

Regional forecast: : |

High’ tide today. at Gharlotte-

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b itown 3.48 a.m. and 4.08 p.m. At KILTED YOUNG dancers —}Rustico—at- 1045" am. and 11-39 “were an eye-catching ‘part “of

p-m. Summerside ‘tide eighteen the scene at Eldon oa Satur- minutes later than Chariotte- town.-Sun rises today at 617 ¥

eae“ Gathering

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1._.Dancing,.. music...and — sports : with all the color of a Highland : festival marked the annual ‘Ga- ; , thering of the Clans’ at, Lord = Selkirk at Eldon on Saturday.

u The ski] of the—;pipes, the

. — cswish of theKilt and the flashing MILITIA INSPECTED feet of the dancers thrilled The P.E.1. Student Militia .was a crowd of over a thousand that inspected’ Saturday morning at thronged the park where Island the Queen Charlotte Armories | Scottish history runs deep. by Tpr- E.J..MacKenna and The. vihletic contests, high- Col. D.A. MacCormaék:. Students lighted by the ‘tossing of the ca- from both Summerside and |ber’’, again, demonstrated the,

lottet took. part in the | keen interest the younger gener- oe e lation held in. track and fields,

around good records tthrough jwas officially opened by Chief,

( ; ? " LJustice Thane A. Campbell who son commanded tthe ~ Student | Was introduced by the president, Militia program in Charlottetown |Of™the Caledonia Club, George and’ the Summerside program |MacDguga!!

-] was commanded by Capt. Rossj_ On behalf ‘of! the government, Downe and L-Sgt? BR. _Arsen=| |Premier Alex Campbell, welcom- ae led_the spectators and -gontest: | ieee * ._|ants. -- COLLISION | The. platform party inetd

A two-car collision occurred the Hon. Angus MacLean, MP,‘ at the corner of Highland Avenue Heath” Macquarrie. MP, and- Bu- and the North River Road _Fri- | gald MacKinnon, honorary - chiet day at approximately five jof the Caledonia Club - o'clock. Persons involved were ~ winner of the major Highland ; Robert W.G. Stewart, 35 Ad- ‘dancing trophies were Heather miral Street driving 2- 1964 Ford, |Burke, P_E_I. ‘Senior Champion and Beryl Hurry; 3 Westyiew | Marilyn Ward, Cavendiat}}PVE!

Street, has returned homé from formances by the Lads and Las-}

ithe Charlottetown Hospital after Sies Pipe Band and the Charlot. |

=| being. a pztient f~ three weeks.

TODAY. cand

-FUNERALS

COTTINGHAM — The funeral

| CITY AREA

for Lawrence Reginald Cotting-

‘|Home where: service was‘ con- |

_| Pallbearers were RB. Graham | Rogers. W.R. Jenkins, Wendell MacKay,. Eric Kipping. Houlton ‘ METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER McelInnis,-: and Morley sori

Flower bearers were AND FILMWAYS presewt of Giark. Jerry Carroll, Matt ME.

ELIZABETH TAYLOR | seuss "re ft

MacInnis and Lorne ‘Casford.

" Iaterment took place in the |:

~EVAMARIE SAINT | | se, Wier tine = A Pleasure At = --

IN MARTIN RANSOHOFF'S PRODUCTION ‘2 ‘ROBINSON

Brive, operating a 1960 Chev- Junior - Champion; Lorraine | rolet. Police reurorted-damage~ Cooke, Sutherland's River, N.S.,|

to the -Hytry- vehicle to be ap- Open .Senior Champion; andi—-

T only ham was held Saturday, August : uesday _ 16, from the » MacLeaa Funeral |§ Show at Dusk. ducted by Rev. Rodney ‘Ives. |

day. when al!’ true Scotsmen competitions and sports ~met—for ~the-—annual—Gather-—events—were—part—of the days ing of the Clans’. Dancing entertainment. : |Pow

Of The Clans’

terian Church Pipe Band -- ver

Official piper, for dancing was! 1. Heather Fraser: 2. Margar-

Pipe Major Wilfred B. Burke of. et Harriso’ Charlottetown. Judge of piping Batt. was Donald MacLeed, _ Murray SEANN T River-= i} Mary Judges for Highland - dancing’; MacAdam; were, Mrs. D McGowan, Mon: rie.

of Pictou, N.S Fraser; 3.

pened ~ Dancing — Open - 1, Lorra Classes: Fraser; -3:

PIPING HIGHLAND = FLING pacts

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>Tavior; Mass-;

nal rls 8 and under — 1.

. |Stewart, ' Charlottetown; 2.

* |Lanscott, Mass.; 3. Carol Fra-

ser,

Boys 9 and 10 — Charlottétown;2.David-Mae- ald, Orwell; 3. Peter Worth,

lin, Don

Girls 9 and 10

LOCAL ‘At Eddon On Saturday =

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B 1 oe 2 telown And Summerside Presby- Frances -Conke. Sutherland's Ri- eee: Z tenon

son, Saint John; 3. Bentley Mac- |

Leod

n, Montreal; 3. Lilliam “Girls 11 and 12 —'1. Dale Mac- Teod, Sherwood; 2. Valerie Mac- | f 5 p Fi Leod, Sherwood; _3.:_ Maureen } we onreaeraTion

3% Janice’ MacQuar- ea ae

RIBHAS i Campbell; 2° Brenda.

Cross Roads.

nal,

rlottetown

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tague. and Miss Verna Stewart 1. Sherry Conway; 2: ‘Jeannine ae Cre eee Keane

Frances Cooke.

ihe Cooke; 2: Heather | Gifls 13; and- 14 — 1.

Cindy MacKenzie. ae

Solo: ~2 or’ .4° war t\ver:

72. A airicia MacAdam, Antigon- rgith Mungall, Summerside; 2. der

salg. D. Th 1. Catherine MacQuarrie, Ari-} Bagpipe

saig: 2. Jeannine Fraser;- 3. ‘Eileen Pottie, Sydney. jage 14 to

gonish; 2. Mary Campbell,‘ Anti- {ter River. eat 3 Janice MacQuarrie: } 1. Imeld. Sherry - Conway, Scarbor- tetown;_ 2. = 2: Jeannine Fraser, 3.) merside; aoe MOAT ——~— merside.

side;~ 2.

pooximately $125. |Sberry Conway, Scarborough Charlottetown; 3. Nancy .Thom-.' 16 (Ont., Open Junior Champion. : ‘son, North Tryon. \RETURNS. HOME caesas : Sica. ‘Souenk Carr, 1. Hensley-:.»-Special..events included per 9} 'HIGHLAND FLING

tetown. 1, Anne

wn. 1. “Hele lottetown;

1. Heath

lottetown;

ALAN GODFREY

Winher Fraser, 3

; Burke; 3 Alan Godfrey, son of Mr. and! 1: Heath

Mrs. Henry. Godfrey, North Wilt- Bat}, Charlottetown;—3-—Heather

shire. was recently awarded the Fraser. Canadian National _ Exhibition

scholarship and the Senator J.J. SEANN TRIUBHAS MacDonald prize at Prince of 1. Marian MacQuarrie; 2, June

Wales. College. He plans to fur- Harper; 3

ther his studies at MacDonald —1. Marilyn Wyand; 2. Anne, College, St. Anne de Bellevue, Fraser: 3.

bea 1. Helen

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DALTON TRUMBO aesays RRA | ee Ween In Southern California ve preteen 3 IRENE KAMP | (ed __, MOLOUIS KAMP | zac STORY MARTIN RANSOHOFF Trapped in th DIRECTED BY

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Mervyn Le

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ARTHUR WiLL GREGOIRE ASLAN. [ EWAY MANGINI] 4,

Fraser; 3.

Heather Fraser; 2. Heather

eff shock and |

|Thom, Lancaster; 2. Gladys Dy- Lorraine Cooke, Suthet-| ment, Summerside; 3. Lex Pate,

{NOVICE SWORD DANCE : | 1-1. Karen Ford, Charlottetown; | 2. Mary MacEachern, Charlotte- town; 3. Susan Payne, Tryon.

1. Edith MungaH, Summer-

1,- Marian . MacQuarrie, Wins- joe ; 2: June Harper, Charlotte- Mown; 3." Judith ATarDee: Charlot- f=

2. Marilyn Wyand, Cavendish; Jeannine Taylor, (Charlotte- town; 2: Jeannine Fraser, Char- Kensington. town; 2. Heather Burke, Char-

Kensington.

SWORD DANCE | 1. Marian MacQuarrie; 2. Ka- |

Award : thy Saunders, Sherwood; 3. Ju- dith Harper {

1. Marilyn Wyand; 2. Anne!

Jeannine Fraser; ‘2-« “Helen

If it’s FISH «¢ . . and can be caught .. . WE HAVE IT!

QUEEN ST. MEAT

arded t-men who had |~ The —102nd-—annual—gathering ish: 3. Janice MacQuarrie, Ari- frie Magarvey, Saint John; 3. gue; Lancaster. : gue;

Solo: 4 part March: 18 years: 1. Paulette |

ryl.-Bernard, Hunter. River;

. ‘Linda net ae: Hunter Ri | xe , - ANNOUNCING Mary Campbell, Antigonish; March; age 13 and under: Ist.{ Jumior Open, Bays 16-and un- |

— 1. Cecil- Fraser, Monta- | 2. Bobby Brehaut, Monta- 3. Peter Hendry, Ont.

SENIOR ‘EVENTS

Women, 80 yards — 1. |MacNevin, Charlottetown

‘-Garry-Worth, | TAKE_A_ TOUR ON “EASTERN NORTH |. Joyce. LONDON DOUBLE DECKER BUS”

1. Mark Mul-

—-1,-Beryl Ste-

Moss; Belfast; 4, Karen Fae dy ABEGWEIT SIGHTSEEING TOURS

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Island News Page

Eastern and Central Districts The Guardian, Charlottetown, Mon., Aug. 8, 1966. 5

don*Worth, Pownal; 3. D. Shel-- RULE RAISES. EYEBROWS dow, Cherry ‘Valley. a | HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (AB). High Jump, men. YT Allan wie city coume!} was. told ' Fraser, Montague: Clayton Bul- changes will have to be made 1 Mvauey. 8.-.D: Sheidow, in the municipal bathing ordin- erry anee ance~which-says: <All persons*~ High Jump, women — 1. Lil- using (city) swimming pools

Han Batt, Charlottetown: 2. Rio : ; Ae : ; shall -take a cleansing -chower da MacLeod, Charlottetown: °3. hath in the nude. A hath

a ene _vernon™” Bridge. ater donnifig a bathing suit road Jump, men -- 1, Daye shall not -be-permitted."* Two of

MacLeod, ‘Charlottetown 2. C. Bulpitt, - Roseneath: P. Pauley, she, ue city pools have outdoor

Belfast. i road Jump, women EXPECT FEW CRIMINALS

Z, Paula Condon, Charlottetown; 2. phe ‘orison-on the Isle of Sark, Rhoda. MacLeod, Charlottetown; Channel Islands, has a capacity ; Wanita Howatt, Vernon of two Bridge. 5 m —_—_— Caber—Toss——1--D- MacLeod; FILM PROCESSING Charlottetown: 2. J.. Kane, Char- ° Black and- White, or Color,

ottetown: 3 ; , Fastest Service. 1 wn B. Bisang, Summer Highest Quality.

side. ° cs, SEORG ra _ Shot Put — D. MacLeod, Char- GOES area

lottetown: 2. B. Bisang, Sum- * “uk eee pa oa \mersidé; 3. D. Sheidow ; ee emervere heidow, Cherry P.O. Bax 830

Valley.

“RIDE ABOVE THE TRAFFIC" AMERICA’S ONLY AUTHENTIC

Ann Tours leave the Confederation Centre (box office door) Queen St. 11 a:m.’- 1 p.m. - 2:30 p.m.

-- 4 p.m. City tours last one hour. Rates for city tours— Adults $1.00. Children ander 12 | years 3c:

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land's River; 2. Cindy MacKen- | Summerside. rs | Wanita Howatt, Vernon Bridge; | Beene rene ienesLs SAR eae

tie, “New Glasgow; 3. , Sylvia NOVICE HIGHLAND FLING 8. Faye Fraser, Montague: eae ge

;{Macinnis, Kensington.” 1. Mary: MacEachern, Charlot-| Men, 100 yards — 1. Dave xe AUG. TO 2P. M. :

SWORD DANCE =: itetown! 2. Karen: Fort Charlot- MacLeod, Charlottetown; 2; Gor=' z a 1-=Brenda=--MacAdam, Antieitetown: 3. Brenda. Bernard, Hun- |

a MacDonald, Charlot= | - Edith Mungall, Sum- | 3. Trudy Pate, “Sum fece

Imelda MacDonald, |,

Fraser, Crossroads;

n: Burke, Charlotte. } 3. Heather Brown.) er Fraser, Charictte-

3. Sylvia ‘MacInnis,

Imelda MacDonald.

Heather Brown. er Burke; 2. Lillian

Judith Harper. Jeannie Taylor. Burke; 2.~ Jeannine Heather- Brown.

Sylvia TfacInnis. |

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