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Atlantic Orchestra To Serve ‘Gin And Tonic’ Tomorrow

A musica} ‘gin and fonie” will fee served up at the Jutyv 17 Sun- day. concert by the Atlantic Or- ehestra, according to eonductor

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Two works by Mozart Marriage of Figaro Overwire a the Haffner Symphony ) represent the something-old part

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John Fenwick of the. program, while the mo. adults .on Thursday_evening at The accent: is on enjovment, dern is taken cate of bY Anne the PVI Suditorium as the De- and Fenwick has *hosen ‘“‘musie Murray Adaskin’s. ‘Serenade partment! vf Agriculture held the which te me seems suitable for Concertante’ “Also included on Queen ounty 4-H rally. Twen- gummer™. with mainly “major the program is Serge Prokofiel?s tr five pres orshy-seleetedspeak- kevs, kevs with ‘sharps in the “A Summer Day’ from his de ers displayed their oratorical @ignatures, and lightness of or- lighttul “Suite for Chidren antes asthe tudge A chestration." Misa; Faglesten's—"Fanfaron’ Hamilton 1 Reginald MatDon-

aid and Frank MacQuaid select-

is a short overture. one of five ed the tap county speakers

This concert ia also in keeping especially commissioned for the

with Fenwitk’s aim for the en-

. The ! tiré concert -series to cover clas Summer Festival .concerts heswinners “We epeh clase 2! and modern periods and. The ‘fianfic Orchestra is a ’ . 1 Anne MacPhail ature the works of Ca fe 4_for ee s on. nadian-thrity-piece- ensemble formed for... py 9 Karen Kitson,

a European eomposers.*

the Festival around a nucleus of

MOOI EOE OEE OF &

Hampshire. Kiniock

Intermediate. 1 Leona Mac- : Isqac Mt Herbert: 2. Byron. 3 Fave MacDonald, Springvale { ‘George — Mitchell, 2. Marjorie _ Maye,

Senior

Scotchfort West Rae Orwell!

Prizes to the winners were pre- sented by. the P.F 1 Dairymen’s Assn

Following refreshménts two members of the SDU song group, the Sons of Frin, Frank MacQuaid. Redferd, and Randy

“ Dihlee. Charlottetown, lead a hootenanns

Cubs bilan At Holland Cove

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—ovaTen a eT STURGEON NEAR THESE PROVINCIAL ARKS: BRUDENELL - PINETTE - MacPHAII. MEMORIAL RD SELKIRK. _ Closest DRIVE-IN TO SOURIS, MON.

TONIGHT ONLY

@ Canteen Service

' The “4th. Charlottetown - ~ Cub Pack had their annual four-day Pack Holiday recently et The ‘Holland Cove campsite. Swin- ning instruction was given by | Dave: Mills of the “Y'' Staff. All thrity Cubs passed — their | Athlete and Woodsman Badges. | Wide games, soft-ball, tether) hall, horseshoes, treasure bunts. |

|nature rambles and crafts were all part ef the program car- ried out

| Qpen-House for parents and - friends was held on the last + | of eam

RICHARD BURTON EVA MARIE SANT

@ Show at Dusk ®@ Admission 75¢

—Sundar_and_Monday_.. July 17th. and 18th.

Tnesdar.

~ _THE-MONEY TRAP - - Glen Ford and Elke Sommer

FOUR WORK ALOFT

July 19th = THE ROUNDERS

¥ INDE VANCOUVER (CP)—There’s

Buck Night $1 Per Car Glen Ferd and Henry Fonds usually one member of the Ran- | dall family in the air, in the

Wednesday and Thursday — WHERE THE Jply 20th and 21st, - David Niven sinclar

Friday and Saturday - — LAUREL and HARDY'S guty, 38 and 23rd. LAUGHING 20's land Rob Jr. joined him in 1952 and John, 22, recently became

CA MMMOOOOE OTE O TOE a pilot on a domestic route

| pilot's seat of a Canadian Pa- | cifie airliner. Bob Sr. has been iflying since 1928, twin sons Ted

Confederation

Centre

CHARLOTTETOWN ~ SUMMER FESTIVAL

“ANNE OF GREEN GABLES” Evening 8.30pm. -- “THE OTTAWA MAN"

Confederation hoses Box Office Opes 10 a.m, - 9:30 p.m,

Matinee 2.00 p.m. -

Ps —- Fes.

3 Margaret Wood,-

Covehead. & David Mac.

financier.

ible _ reommon stock at $5 a share

‘The Bahamas,

F tratied ———

—P business interests,” | _Last month, however,

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“The — Charlottetown and Red Meer, Alberta, Lions Clubs are presently ‘sponsoring a two-week. student exchange visit for two young travellers Last night Elwood Ford, Pre- sident of: “the” Charlottetown

EXCHANGE STUDENTS INTRODUCED

Lions - Club, introduced Jo Anne MacMillan (LEFT) Al- exander Drive, who leaves by air for Red Deer Julv 18. to her “counterpart, Sandra Car ruthers, Red Deer, who arriy ed in P EI. vesterdav. During

Colorful Canadian Financier

NEW YORK CP) General ens Corp. has acquired 1,000,000__shares—.nine per cent —of the, common stock of Uni versal Controls Inc. from Louis A. Chesler, colorful Canadian

Moses Shapiro, president of iGeneral Instrument, said 200.- 7000 of the shares of the hg Florida land development con- cern had-been bought .for cash at $5 a share

The remaining 800.00 are he jing purchased from Chesler ‘with $5,000.000 in four-per-cent promissory notes over: a_five- vear period, Shapiro said Thurs- dav. He sald one-half of the $5,000,000 in notes is converti- inte —General. Instrument

If Chesler, whe now lives in exercises” this option, he would get 50,000 of the 2.675.506 - common shares ‘outstanding of General Instru- ment, a Newark. NJ. pro- ducer of electronic components and equipment

Stock. of General

closed Thursday at down 12% cents. It_ fourth. most actively stock om the New York Stock Exchange, with R700) shares

wbtet

$52,124, was the

Universa) Rae makes racetrack pari - mutdel svstems, rose 37% cents to $5.25 on volume of 117,100 shares on the American Stock Exchange

MOVING OUT

Chesler, 53, reecentie has made a series of moves to liq- uidate his holdings in US con- cerns. He was quoted some time ago as saving he was sell- ing ‘‘to devote full time to other but’ did. not specify what these were

i owas announced Chesler was ing a new. hamas to develop and sell real

estate The company Is called Roberts Realty ‘of The Raha- mas, Ltd.

Chesler, ‘a six-foot-two heavy- is_the..son...of.an..imml- grant Lithuanian shopkeeper. He xzrew up in Peterborough, Ont. quit university: te go to work on Toronto's Bay Street and showed talent for picking ithe right stocks after ‘he be- came a customer's man. He later grew rich in underwriting

Instrument.

traded

| Disposes Of Big Stock Block

dozens of new Canadi an mining projects, chiefly those of _Ven- tures tf. Soon after. invading nancial circles in 1956, Chesle® spotted Universal Products when it was a corporate shell with a. treasury of $10.000,000 Chesler took control by putting up $1,000,000 plus $2,500,000 from US. millionaire friends With Universal's cash. Ches- ler bought American Totalisa- tor of Raltimore, which owns and leases ‘a high percentage of the racetrack ‘‘tote’’ system that automatically figure and post bets, odds and winnings By 1959, the company, ‘renamed Universal Controls, had = ac- quired. other firme and roomed

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to a market value near $25,-

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Chesier also built huge firm, General, \Develop- ment. on a corporate shell. De- troit’s Chemical Research Co, whi ich he bought cheaply

Impaired

another

Di 7: . river Fined Tt Sohn Andrew —Gattant- Rustico, pleaded guilty te a charge of driving a motor vehi cle while {mpaired and was fin ed $100 and costs or * davs when he appeared before Macis- trate Tames RB Johnston. QC, Court yesterday morning Fddison Walter Strickland Clinton; charged. with driving without ue care wat attention

in

had his case adjourned for trial ‘to August 5 Cyril Avtar Macleod, tity

pleaded not guilty to a charge of

driving without due care and at

form’ tention and had his a pany in. The Ba- ed to li ly 25.

The case of a eallision involv. ing two vehicles at the intersee- tion of the Trans-Canada High- wav and the Wiltshire Road last July 8 was also heard. The own- ersof the cars were Edna Shir- ley ‘Ash. and. Robert Cdx, both of Charlottetown Re- presenting Mrs. -Ash were Frank Sigsworth ‘and Gordon Tweedy. who presented her case to the court. There was no. decision handed down by the Magistrate

as to the guilt of either Mr. Cox

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Confederation Centre

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Premiere Performance

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ATLANTIC ORCHESTRA |

Conducted by John Fenwick

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FANFARON . An Overture Specially commissioned far” the Summer — Festival by Canadian composer Ann Egglestone and works by— Mozart, Adaskin and Prokofieff and the Mozart Symphony No. 35 (Hoffner)-

9 p-m. — Admission 1.00 to 2.50 Tickets at the Box Office

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