~ By Lieutenant-Governor
SUMMERSIDE. — The 1ith an- nual Lobster Carnival and Live- stock _ Exhibition was- officially opened here last night by Lieu- tenant Governor, Colone! W. J MacDonald
? The governor stated was a real pleasure for him to take an official part in the Sum- merside - Lobster Carnival. He also expressed his thanks. to the president of the carnival W. Chester S. MacDonald, directors, and all those who helped to make the carnival possible. °
Acting as chairman for the
ceremonies .were Major George |
-Key Jr, and Rev’ David Mac-
Donald, MP for Prince County The official opening was fol-
lowed by a-concert presented. by
-—-the-Roval_Canadian-Legion_hand
under the direction of William Conkev. Other martial music was enioved by a large group. of spectators in the afternoon when a concert. was. presented by the Canadian Forees Base ~Stada- cona band \ mammou'n three-mile-long parade marked the béginning of the week-long festivities vester- dav afternoon featuring approx- imately 30 floats. seven bands, clowns and marching units rhe carnival president,’ Mr MacDonald announced the win- ning floats at last night's open- ing ceremcnies tn catagory one, the firm with ten emplovees or more capturing . first prize was R. T.-Helman ‘Ltd. The second — prize awarded to the float sponsored - by the Lucky Dollar. stores of, the Island and the float taking fhird prize was from ‘Canadian ces Base, Summerside rst_prree in second | catagory
thinking ‘abe tit for'a few min- utes he said \No, I had_ better not’. ~ Last night the Nukable big Scot told me he had fe sure of vie- tory because of the\reaction he had heen getting fro the peo
tee
ple of the area."’ I Was. sure they weren't lying fo me Now I have the proof of it’, said the
man who lives some . 10 iles east of Souris
Political campaigns. are ways a strain. but for the First ‘Kings candidates, the pressure was almost indecribable
Campaigning for the rest ot the province's candidates was all over on May 30 For this dis-
underway. and Mr MacDonald had already campaizcned:for—s*x—weeks—or more, before’ William .Acorn’s- death on May 25 deferred the voting in this riding One of the happiest Kings County last night, though, was Senator Tom Kickham’ This veteran politician, called the shot exactly on the nose last Thurs-
men in
his charming wife Mabel, in
their Souris West home. He's the -
only one who predicted the Mer- Donald-Stewart pair would win by ‘‘a substantial majority’. and he insisted that-was- correct
He smilingly. reminded me when I dropped in. last night to offer persona! congratulations to the Kickham family on the Sen- ate appointment he heard about from Prime Minister Peareon approximately 24 hours after I had visited with him
Also accepting congratulations last_ night. was John Mullally, who ‘directed the Liberal cam-
that it’
Vi ee
sfhough the two PCs.
to the firm with under 19, em- ployees was won by.Gokay Gar; dens. Taking second prize was Richard's Clover Farm and third was Woodleigh Replicas, Ken- sington :
In the service dlub_entries the Shriners took first prize. Award- ed second prize was the Sum-
merside Lions Club and third: was Irishtown.) Women's- Insti- tute .
Termed by judges as the oafit- standing float in the paratle was the Bokav Gardens entry ‘mass Summerside --
A total of 17 voung girls from acrosmgpe Island, who entered in the Miss PE! contest, ap- peared on stage during the eve- ning for .a preliminary judging The girls are: Isahel MacNutt._ 19. representing the Summer- side Y's Men's Club: Kay An- drews, 18 répresenting the Summerside Rotary Club. Gale Moore, 16, representing the St Eleanors Lions Club: Valerie Downe, 16, representing the Rus- tico Goli and Yacht Club: Pam- ela Judge. 13, representing the Summerside Lions Clab: Dianne Rayner, 18, -representing the LOBA: Juela Campbell, 17. resenting. Irishtown (Women's Institute, Anne. Peters, 18. rep- resenting the Surnmerside ‘Legion Home, Sandra Lair, 17, repre- senting the Sheen and MacInnis Shoe Store; Farla Buell, 18, representing. the Summers i de” Kinsmen C lub: : Coleen } MacNeill,
‘Insurance iAddresses
By LORNE YEO
Dr’ George F. Lengvari, PhD an insurance: salesman from Montreal, born and edu- leated in Hungary, was guest speaker at the regular meeting of Rotarians in The- Charlotte- town Monday afternoon- ~°~
Introduced by Chairman Lliovd MacLeod, Mr. Lengvari stated, “nothing is certain except death
--and taxes, but I believe you can
do a lot about both of them" In speaking on ‘you tax dol- lak and your life insurance,”’ he salt I believe every person can arrange his affairs in such a way to attract the least amount limits of the law."* “The man with a creative ‘im- -agination holds the key ta the _fyture Today -we are selling in- surance to people, who in a few
16, ‘representing © FEF. PET Concrete Products Caroline Ar- senault, 16, representing the Knights of Cohimbus Youth Club Linda Clow. 18, representing the link Construction Co.. Martha Boylan, 17, representing West Devon Women’s Tfistitute: Joyce MacLeod 17,’ representing Is- land Prophane Ltd. and Dianne O'Brien representing Alberton Women’s Institute ‘ The crowning of the queen will take place on Saturday after- noon at 2. o'clock The winner will réceive a $50 merchandise | award and $59 in cash: The twa) princesses will receive. awards of $50 each and $25 each in cash. ’ Chairman for the Miss P.E.I. contest is Mrs Bud Craig
__ The accent was on, the Irish
last night when a program con- sisting of sotigs, solos; jiggs and step. dancing was enjoved by a large crowd in the stadium
“Maitis
Lobster Carnival Opened ‘sland News Page
- Western and Central Districts
|The Guardian, Charlottetown, Tues., July 12; 1966. 3
Services For Rev.
On. Sunday afternoon, the &. of Reverend — Bernard Gillis,. D.D. were (transferred to the Sacred Heart Home and were received in the chapel by Rev. Eric Robin assisted by Rt. Rev. PF. Hughes and Rev. George MacCormack.
The Libera was sung by the,
Sisters of St. Martha Honorary—pallbearers w ¢@ f @ Edward Dooley, John Trainor, |
John D. MacAulay, John J. Mac-- Dougal: Frank Gallant, Eugene
i Rev. J.F. MacDonald, Rev
| Mas Creighan and
fer. areas iii thb‘eisineas' a os
at 01 10 for sack rea!
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="! Town Council
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Sastien my being undertaken by
rew fire trick and the placing sonal property... t a Division street avhte ’ 7 5 . Wonk Island Hill Ghd the Queene 7, SOT" ": Investigtes Gieat Cadden Gt eae ea ontennss bak ac ae oll Downe reported that was g : : Fliswwrth Ca eron for an ad pain 7 taken in fines and seven c nt . . = te his house, and to WS, i saote pan been presented before on amination » plac! ain to build a supermar meeting was the feasibility. of : ! joining the Town Planning Asso- Councillor Greene stat- A. report from. the Samt Bilis to: the- arnount of $2,747. ciation, and‘the replacing of a “1 he "had several complaints Division of the Pepartme #4 were ordered paid, alse-pay- furnace in the ‘tems bullae over noise and traffic from resi- Health r@sardigz, conta: met! of $4,500 to he made on ; During ‘the report of the dents One of which was the rac-.waier supply in. the S debentures ¥ ciceels cammitios ty chairman and tearing offears at the Street* area was read . Mayor Everett Champion pre- ere Councillor Cameron Reid-it was Beaver Club hall. The police Clerk Mrs C 4t-~Kenner— sided and: councillors Broee - noted the vapor lights program will, check into the cause of noise the regular meeting of th MacLeod. -Flwood Clark Lin ' will continue shortly. Due to the at_this location which is said to sinston Town Council last wood. Toombs and D'S Dunning . 3 ate parts and equipment for pact “un snr te b The letter stated’ the source attended ‘ - program were’held up closed a of contamination -had not a a HIS can Or eam ees =| geen: Secuenian ARES DO-MDT fee light is to be further considered TOWN MIXES RACES Tan a ee Mosf snakes that zn : under- ~ vice for the Dead assisted by Sei ees ane would - Curacao, Dutch West Indies, discussion the Council decided ee ae Hea “~ on tank Rev. Robert MacDonald ole ee eee ae has 130.000 residents represent- not to take any action at eae a oe ee i Seated in the sanctuary were ,,, concerning the problem of. = = Os nationalities. present time as further atlas ceeataraa 7 : :
His Excellency Bishop Maicoim MacEachern, Rt. Rev. GA. Mac Donald, Rev. AP. MacDonald ] Rez- inald Phelan, and Rev. Alexan der MacLaine
Pallbearers were Leo F Mac
donald, Lorne. Noonan, | Arthur
McQuaid, . Eugene Cullen. _Tho- JF _Mae Millan.. Members of the . Fourth
tre. which makes it difficult for
parking at the Legion and Thea-
people in this area tp get indand out of their driveways cnn cussed. however, the matter pas- sed without any decision being reached on what should be done At-present- three Janes are-irsed4 for parking which also makes it difficult for -fire equipment to geP through Most councillors ex-
_ Appearing Nightly’
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_ Now Until Saturday, July 16
rep-~
Bradley, Joseph Kelly. The Cross bearer was John A. Mac- onald
Other activities during the day included the best in vaudeville acts. The_ Bill Lynch Midway, | harness racing under the lights, demonstrations by the Charlotte town and Summerside maijoret- tes, and the carnival ball
The highlights in today’s pro gram will be the Maritime In- vitational Track and Field meet at the sports complex on North Grandville Street -heginning at - Seated in” the ‘iiniers were 19 am-~ and the rock and roll Rt Rev. J.N. Poirer and. Rt jamboree at 9 pm. This will) Rey. PF. Hughes. The . Notre feature at least six of the Is-| name sisters were in attend- ,' land's best bands ance incliding Father Gillis’ sis-
alesman Rotarians .
Solemn Requiem High Mass was offeréd by Rev. Enc Robin as- sisted by Rev. Walter Reid as Deacon and Rev. George Mac- Cormack as 6ub-deacon. The eulogy was given by Rev. Erc Robin.
dun, P.Q. Other. relatives at- tending were nephews Bernard and and John Gillis of Medford, Mass., and sistér-in-law, , Mrs. Thomas Gillis of Wallacetown,
On Monday evening at 7 pm. his remains were transferred to) St. Dunstan's Basilica and were received into the church by Rt. Rev. William. Simpson who also | conducted the Sernptural Ser-
Application
| SUMMERSIDE — received here «yesterday by of- ficials of the Royal Canadian Legion concert band, that their application to appear in the | 1967 Expo amateur programme thas been accepted following a Theeting of an Expo selection pane! held on the 28th of June pment was made
years,. wilt probably be on the , ‘ Sackville, where they were
moon. - : DR. LENGVART™ ~~. |hoiding a camp. They left for “New companief, such as |the New Brunswick center this
meat packers for instance, are Guests of Rotary were Ivan | | mornin.
doubling their interest every Isnor, Parkdale; Rev W.E. Ait- | : ;
year. but -what about the ken, N.S". John Mulligan ot | Ht was also believed that the
‘can he do. any- Stuart Ives, both of Ch |application of the Presbyterian ad thing about taxes?” town:
Life Insurance is s gond in- vestment because it is free from faxes. said Mr -Lengvari
“I beheve you can do some- thing about death and - taxes if ‘you are a rule breaker but still keep within the law, have basic principals, are up to date, fizht for what we believe is right 4nd try to overcome the . so-called impossible.” he concluded
Dr Lengvari, who is a part- ner in the firm-.of Lengvari, Faust and Associates, Incorpor- ated. Life Insurance Consult- ants. will be on the Island for a
It_was decided bv resolution | merside. has also been accept.
that a donation of $3,000 be made @d for an -appearance at Expo 67 but this could. not be con- |
to the Rehabilitation Centre Captain Claude Hunter - pre firmed at a sided over the meeting. night
late hour last
THERE'S SOMETHING
On Monday morning at 10/a m. |
|ter, Sister Florence Gillis: Ver- .
Band Receives
Word was)
ev during a concert by the band—at—the stadium —tast-}+ ‘Might. The. band returned - to \Surrmmerside yesterday from
egree Knights of Columbus Char- lottetown Council 824 also at- tended.
Remains wil! he in state unn! 19. a.m. this morning when Pon. trfical Requiem High Mass wil be in the Roman Catholic ceme-
pressed the opinion that two lanes should be. the limit
The sum: of $100 was voted again this vear for the Red Cross swimming“vlasses and the town hall is to he made avail-
8.30 p.m. until midnight “HAL LONE PINE”
able for registrat mn Tuesd _ fiery = ie istration. on Tuesday, os __ the man who wrote the famous Council. members. expressed ‘Prince Edward Island is Heaven. To Me” their thanks to the’ Department Tous Projects ef Public Works ‘for fue’ clad and “JEANIE WARD” . action on cleating and cleaning : Adjourn } at the wharf following a request ) from the town nad : Ebo R pre t . : The tender of $100 oo, — coe ny : oom and aa ell The change of government re- ing down or removal -of the sulted ina numberof matters—Ada Collins buildings by the end | ibeing left over to the August of August. placed by Dan Bald- artan t J ant imeeting of the’ Montague Town Win. was accepted. Two other es aul Council, one was paving of park- tenders one for $300 and one for “F sed’ jing.area and repairs to school $50 were also read S ee . street and the corner of Queens The tax rate fer the vear is to — rst : “Road as well as patching in oth- he unchanged and .will remain —
a |
me
Would youreally => like to put some money away and let it grow fora
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“au Donaldston “cemetery
Paign so effectively. A group of Parte Backers
to bolince the former Kings MP jas I was leaving Bruce Stewart's. house about 8.20 p-m
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“DEATHS
DOIRON — The jeu occurred |
‘at his home 123 Dorchester Street. on Saturday July 9 of Roy Doiron. formerly of North Rustico in his 64th vear Re
mains resting at Hennessey Fu- neral Home from where -the 1-
meral will be held Wednesday morning leaving the funeral home at 9 am for Requiem “omn-Hiah Mass at St. Dunstan's Ra- silica at 9.15 Interment in‘ the Roman Catholic cemetery ELLIS At the PEL Hos , pital. July 10, 1966,-Lester Elhs. Donaldston, in his 69th year
Resting at the Cutcliffe Funeral Home from where the funeray wil be held today, serv ee mencing at 130 Interment
__DesROCHES — At the Pmnce County He osrital on Sunday, July 10. 1956. of - Camille J Des- Roches, formerly of -Miscouche, in hes 77th year. Resting at the Bowness Funeral Home until Wednesday : Baptist Church, Miscouche. for Requiem High Mass :t 9.00 am ’ Interment will be im the church
cemetery. Bisiting hours; 24 | amar
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few days mainly on business al-
___FOR EVERYONE!
holes of golf during his brief ~ stay
His interesting and varied car eer ag! egg him fill such posi- tions . banker, interpreter, seit _ bee-keeper, insurance salesman and lecturer bies. as varied as his working experience, including —Mosiacs, painting, golf and voza. He was also a champion swimmer of his time
There were 15 “visiting Rotar- ians and guests of Rotary at yesterday's luncheon. These ‘per- sons, introduced by Claude Whiteneck, included the follow- ing Dr. Mel Ont., Dick Hightower, Philadel- phia. ¢©A. Lorne MacKay. Hamil ion, Ont.; AE. Hicks, Lindsay, Ont: Stuart Shanks. Ontario; Drew Webster. Montreal: JR MacKenzie, Montrea! e
Dr. William G_ Downes. ford. Conn.: Alex Clay, Donald G. Bard, Conn. 0. Walsh, Ontario.
Hart- Mass; and E.
DOING TOO soon
CAPE ELIZABETH ‘AP'\—Residents of this Port- land suburb have been wrack- -ing their brains.dately trying fo hide their garbage cans where | Scavenging raccoons can’t find them Town councillors say some have succeeded ton well They've been getting com plaints than garbage. collectors can't find the cans either
PRINSE FOR KINGSTON
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LONDON ‘AP)—Prince Philip accompanied by -Princess Anne will fly Aug 3% to Kingston. Jamaica. where he -will open
the British Empire Games the
next day. Prince Charles will arrive in Kingston from Aus- tral a_the same day
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E At The Summerside. “Lobster Carnival
TUESDAY JULY 12th
Sports Day — Rock and Roll Jamboree — Maritime Invitational Track & Field Meet
7:00 p.m. Feature Acts on stage at Civie Stadium. Charles Gregory: Presents: *‘A Melange of Comedy and Strange Music.” Schreiber’ Chimps. " See the Go Go Dancers. “The Ivanov’s” Thrilling world renowned casting har artists.
Preliminary Judging of Miss P.F.I. Contest.
Rock and Roll Jamboree. Featuring the Island's best bands in competition. ~
Many, Many More Interesting Events! |
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