to . - Open eharged— with a el a ee ~ ee LS ~ FLYING MAN AT CNE Gordon VYaezer demon e@trates his ‘flying hel” over the Prince's Gate a& the Can- edian National Exhibition in i Man Injured _ Toronto. He appearss every seconds. MN cost $10,000,000 te 1 day at the matinee grand ‘ | C ttl Ba ’ stand shows. The power: pack prodiice n a e rn allows him to stay up for 21‘. (CP Wirephote) : t - Island News Page 2 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Mon., Aug. 23, 1963. Arts Sch For Next Year | praws Crow <FIGNISH Reggie Porter, ¢hairman of Tignish Arts Foun- dation, has announced classes at the foundation summer School will be resumed at the @ame-time next summer +The schoo! recently closed its doors following .a full -summer of. activities. house” for the was held following the and information on summer. courses” and was. aired by the teachers ~. On display were books, valued @t~ $300, used during the, six weeks, and later donated to -Margaret Conroy, librarian for Tignish Library. ‘ A display of art completed by the students was shown by. the teacher, Alma RBuote. who was. ane of the leaders in setting up the schoo) ats Tignih, and who has since resigned henause of pressure of other business The last. week of activities at the school was a. full one. Be @ides a discussion leaders’ train- school closing, the past lectures » ing.course, held for five even- ings by Mr. and Mrs: Stanilus MacKnick of Montreal, two pla-, no recitals and lectures were gi- ven by Laura Fink of Montreal. Her emphasis was on those composer rho contributed to the growth of the technical re sources and the development of the expressive pmver of the pia- ’ mo Bach, Mozgrt, Beethoven, Impaired Driving Conviction _Draws $125 And Costs Fine Spurgeon Richard Currie of Rocky- Point... charged> swith drunken driving, Saturday plead- ed- guilt to the lesser charge of driving while impaired and was fined Tiie-ead-coatr-or 30 days. This was one of t5.cases hand. ~—led-by-Mazistrate-A--}ames-Has> lam, QC, in city police court Two residents of Clyde River and Johnston's River were each fined $20 and costs or 30 days for illegal possession of liquor Eugene Joseph Gallant, city, arraigned on a charge of at- tempted theft had his case ad- journed until Sept. 11. He was released on bail. — Kenneth K nee bone, city failing —to._mield right - of-way, was fined $10 and a George town was taken to the Prince Edward Island. Hospital Friday — evening after he received slight injury as the result of an in- cident in one of the cattle barns | at the. Provincial Exhibition. Constable Warren MacKenzie of the Parkdale Police Force said | the man was taken to hospital | by Hennessey's ambulance but was released upon examination. His conditior was not. serious, | said the constable, who added that police are usually notified | after the fight is over and not | when the action first takes | place. nw | >, There were two or three oth- ers involved but their names conduct, had his case adjourned | Aug. 25 There were nti three cases of drunk and incapable. Two accu-. sed were each fined $20 and costs or 20 days. The third accused failed to appear and a bench warrant was ordered for his arrest Oc! Ser. |=. Morning Race Field, Chopin and Debussey. Her were not known. - second lecture and concert was The first morning races ever on modern music” seen in the staged on Prince Edward Island igt f its ti t of the j Roar oe light of its evolution out of ¢ and possibly in the Maritimes) G ing at a rate of an inch muntc: of the: past saw a crowd large enough to ‘rank Pri every 120 years, some of the Frank Pr idham, president of dispel any. fears officials had ain Bete os the tena | Harvey Studios Limited and a ia ace of much a Vv Posen Va umns e ‘ guest of Queen Mother Eliza- The Saiauce ia a eae aie” + Now are feet | beth at a garden party July 7, teenoon's tating card Ww fen oa showed slides- at the school. was postponed because of _ Mr. ager gh oe but went Saturday morning un-| fu aceneg of Monrose, ree der clear skies at the Charlot-| was-born. and_where.she spendsca. 5 Driving “Park, "= much of his summer holidays. at He also showed a famous and Officials reported that Friday TOOK OWN TIME FARM: Lub. Olls siviadial: @ which he owns Mght's card, which included the, | aad it G tee sought by $3,000 Evening Patriet Gold Cup SHEL : Diesels | jungnaleplr Parr ganas aes and vee event, ee W/Z Greases Others lending to the school's 2” al ag ppl are ~ : Z summer classes and activities er oo the s hook? . Oils were: Canadian folksinger Alan ™Utuel covering the eight gsi Mills, with Jean Carrigan, tradi- = Your” Shell Agent fer tional fiddler, and Bram Morri- son, guitarist; Christopher Gled- hill, director of music for the department of education for the Island; Dr. J.H. Maloney, out- Bedeque Man? “yi ; : standing authority on early In- Dies If B.C. J. W. Skinner dians of P.E.1:°J. Henri Gan- : ‘ Dial 4-4044 det, who studied organ musie iff’ simmMERSIDE — i A former : Canada and Europe, | Bedeque resident, Robert Scott ,~OOGOOSSSoor Rev. Adrien Arsenault, St. Leard, 69, died recently in Van-| Dunstan's University; Reid. eouver. Sangster provincial director- of At the time of his death he marketing and director of the was a director of Super. Valu” _ Progressive Conser-' ° 2 vative poll meeting, Artillery. _ Tuesday, “Aug. 24th, In 1919 he went te Vancouver | resources development program Stores, Kelly Douglas and Co.,. | and” joined Bloedel, Stewart and 8.30 p.m. at the home for PET; rss Anne Ludlow, Nabob Foods Ltd., Wrights Can- asistant dean, and the dean, | adian Ropes Ltd., and ‘Dickson | Welsh., a lumber firm. ° ° In 1951 he became. vice-presi: Of Junior Coffin, Pis- Arthur Assum, both of the Unl- Importing Co. versity of Rochester, New York. He served in the First World | dent of sales and-a director of oe ‘the lumber company. quid. due care “and attention, had his, © When the “firm™ merged “with case adjourned until Aug. 25, H-R.-MacMillan-export company, Fred Reid, city, charged with later the same year he was ap- Charlottetown, Parkdale, ,War with the Canadian Field causing damage to. property, Bart ot the nealy.tarmed Are | HARD OF HEARING? | was remanded, without bail, ~wijian and Bloedel Co. He re = ae ; until Aug 24. tired in 1952 for health reasons, ‘ Barry Bradiey;-city, drew —a~--— Past -director— ofthe ~metropo- ’ Spey fine of $10 and costs or five litian board of the YMCA, he im 7 days when he’ pleaded guilty to was a member of the Shaugh- the charge of failing to stop at a messey Heights United Church, } flashing red light. the Vancouver Club and Shaugh- nessy Golf Club. James . Arthur -McIsaac, Ken He is ainvivad= by his wile sington.—pleaded guilty to a Bernice: “son Allan David dau- charge pf speeding and ohter, Mrs. A:B. Elworthy, all was fined $24.and costs or 15 oF Vancouver: daughter, Mrs. days Harry E. Bell of Montreal; bro- : Herbert . Patrick McQuaid, ther David and sister Amy _ of J. E. RAMSAY Southport, charged with failing Vancouver and ‘etcht grandchil- Free Audiometer Test of your to stop at a stop sign, was finéd dren. @osts or five days. $5 and costs or tWo days. The funeral service was held Hearing Aid. Robert A.J. MacDonald, city. Wayne Bernard Arsenault, Monday afternoon at Shaughnes-| FIND OUT... .-.- eharged with driving without city, charged with disorderly sey United Church. —Why...y-o.u_—-have.._trouble Mrs. Charies Conred, Jr, watched from the window as children rode 2 neizhbor 's horse in front of their CONRAD CHILDREN ‘AT * hearing in church or at a meeting. ‘ —Why you hear some pesple r bet have difficulty with with others. —Why you have difficulty hearing in crowded rooms. —Why you sometimes hear. sounds but cannot under- stand words. si —If your hearing ts worse. : | We will have ment here getting special equip- and testing for Charlottetown Hotel Tuesday, Aug. 24th a | 1 — 6 p.m. | Phone 894-7371 Hillside Inn Montague Wednesday, Aug. 25th 1—fnm . Phones 838-9109 or 838-2301 Sea View Hotel Souris : Thursday, Aug. 26th 1 — 6 p.m. Phone 51 Westerner Motel Alberton _ Saturday Aug. 28th 1 — 6 p.m. Phone 100 | Acousticon Ramsay : 1 a Sel sil PLAY im in que Cove, Tez, rad, 19, rear. 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