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Summerside And Prince "County ‘ The Guardian. Charlottetown. Tues. July 9. 1963. a

‘Fair iiidy' Production Slated Here July 1964 l;

prince Edward island and "vine new theatre. “I really be. tens of thousands of aummlr vls- Have we have the best in the ttora will see next year an All country" she enthused. and that Canadian professional product opinion (its in very well wilh line at the musicale "My Fair the statement at lob superinten- Lady”. which producer Beth dent R. M kiekerd when he McGowan oi Montague to plan. said recently the new theatre ning tn the new nieatre hera her two lectures that are new approximately one year truth in the thenire building world. the present. —————— The production will run tor one month and in all probabil-

Fashionmen Whip ‘

ity will appear the last '4 ., e ' weeks in July and the lirst Enman Drug 6-2 .4... a MA \ two in August. it was teamed

GIDEO‘NS HON R VETERAN MEMBER

A certiilcate In honor of to years at active service with the Gideons international at Canada was presented last night in Sidney '1‘. Green. Charlolteipwn leltt by Arthur J. Burnhem. Toronto. the ex-

last night Mrs. McGowan did not release

SUMMERSIDE ~ MauKem

ates House at Fashions whipped any names last night tor pub Em... p“... g; p. a prim lication but some at the beat Cm...” Supp... mg... ml... known names in the Canadian 1... m... .. “a... Er. be. ehnw world were bandied about p3 "8 Q n h

xinoii pitched a live

rii Is prospects tor the lirst prolca- CW MW" Show I“ the the”?! we" hitter in making Ills debut with Macks-hairs, striking out three

discussed. The one thing was emphasized and walking tive The bi ri lit by the producer u that “MY hander picked up' his threle K3: in the opening frame and con-

ralr Lady" must he the beat production that it is possible to m"... m, mm ammo... with top nolch clutch pitching.

stage. This Is the centre now ol Canadian summer theatre A 9.05., mm. going mm m iiith. MacKe'nzl picktpd up

and it is imperative that we get the best available." Mrs. Wm mus m Like . mmmand.“

eeutive director of the organ- ization. Some 300 Gideone at- rived in Charlottetown with e “‘9 meemm 0mm“. molmtvcle «mm 'mm Bvr- Cavendish and Green Gables. den where they arrived (rm-n premier Walter R. snaw greet- their annual convention in ed the group at the historic Mont-ion. They were later chamber.

tound guilty on an impaired

driving charge and was lined

mo ri i

i I 'd S e d costs and had ils - cenoe suspended toi- three mon- .Flned For tits. He presented his own de.

fence and testified on his own

treated to a barbecued chicken dinner at the Experimental Farm and taken on I tour

- r I .

THE RAPIDLY rising walls of the Conlederatlon Memorial Building to w e r above two member: at the 1954 Dominion Drums Festival organization who yesterday v i e w e d con» struction progress or the sec- tion at the building complex

oi architects that designed the building. Mr. nimaitopoulns and B. M. Rickard. building protect superintendent. lccam- panicd several members a! the Icatlval on their visit to the

where the festival will be held next May. Lott to right are n. w. Manning. Charlottetown. executive chairman oi the is“ testlve re. Beth McGowan. Montague. Iestival chairman. and Dimitri Dirnakopouloa. a

INCREASE

(Continued from Page I" Mr. Gordon also said that binding tenders submitted heiare

member at the Mantra-i llrm

Memorial Building.

Dominion Drama Festival

Plans For 1964 Advanced

By NEIL MATHESON Minds flashed ahead lil months

tail that such an undertaking involvPs.

includl Mrs. Daphne MacKinv npn in charge pt registration

the budget will—ii they are at:- c ted~rec' ex.

McGowan emphaatz

ed. thrill“ Wm] lead as thy banged out four

The producer is him and took full advantage of

ell etve e um: ception as it they were I fixed- price contract.

r. Gordon. stating that no government or finance minister "should be reluctant to recon- sider and evise proposals II public discussion shows it tn be desirable." made a scattering of other change: in his oriiinal budget proposals.

PROVIDES FOE APPEALS

Kensington Asks Survey Of Sidewalks

structlon Iirm of Curran and

an Enman emu. .lerry Kempster started on the mound for the losers and went and onethird innings betorc wing and giving way to Rollie. Le May. Kemtister gave six runs‘ on nine hits anti Le Mayt‘ . the game giving up a single. ‘ M'aeKenzies leading batters‘ were oorti Wilkinson Coke Gru-l dy and Doug Allen. plekmg up

KENSINGTON The

con-

behali.

Shooting Dog

SUMMERSIIDE — with unlawfully shooting a fine 1 3‘5 and cross was meted‘

i merstde, by Magistrate R. S. Hinton. QC. in police court yes» terday morning.

Three cases of impaired driv- "' “3

ling appeared belore the court. is

out to True-man lottery. Sutrtrl Don't Neglect Sli

Do ruse teeth are .eiin or o no rut. cu. l‘...

e Don't be annoyed and ema rr a

0n! amused was sentenced to Yi clays in Prince County jail Chm... tor drunkeness and three others

a do, were each lined m and costs on the property oi Gordon Simona. the slime charge

re to the Dominion Drama Festival Mr Manning, executive chaise Mrs. Gwen riohaud. tickets - Briggs will he asked to make a two hits each. Found ultt as char ed an “"‘m‘mn-"d'wvflerw-v n- vvhich will be staged here nextymun; Miss Lillian Duebemie. Mrs. setty Large. publicity £3,533: $337.1.“ a: survey and bring In an estimate For the losers Poirler. Gallant lelectingzsevyen days ign countgl hiri‘his‘ia‘iy5i‘e't'8‘iveacma‘e'fitfie‘t‘l year as Chairman Beth \‘ICG . recording secretary; Beverly Thomas Lothien. souvenir pro-i we...” pow... my...“ y. of cost tor placing ol sidewalk. Mutton. Ham‘s end iriuriiore iail were Lennard Joseph White.‘ sage-gene and added contort. wen. Montague. Executive Cnnk. treasurer, Gordon White gram; Miss Mary McQuald. orn- ...e bugs. .4, law .m m in the town. it waa decided M picked up single ., ignmmerstap and George Film. the aetifé’it'e’L-“i-r‘r‘wwm’m' chairman Randolph Mannitiglslage director and William H. periles: Mra. Adele MnCKinnon. 0.. umvidmd “flammn one”. day night at a monthly meeting geralti. white had his licence sus‘ mm“ ""7"!"-

and building architect Dimitri Dimnknpoulus posed tor a pic.

.i-lattcox. secretary, are III at | Charlottetown,

wardrobe Malcolm Reeves. transportation: Alistair M ac.

tions and to counteract tax eva~ ions through splitting up oom-

oi the Town Council.

progress was reported on the.Hur|er Gets

CONTESTANT

pended {or three months and Fitzgerald testitied that he h e d

.

n cure on the stage area oi the Leod. accommodation: Mr. and_ an... .0 we” . 1 w m. town cleanup program. Already 1.... y... 1mm ".0 w, . o . Fathers ot Coniederation Mem COMMIT“ “3‘05 Mrs. Alfred Hermes-ev- enter-iiatessop garniisgsr'ilmnde: $5.— 8 Hum r or private premisest . on e similar charge,y I i no you feyar i "my Bulldlng theatre he... m; (tiller people named In held tainment and hospitality; Mrs. ‘00... have been improved. Itn old lNo Hlfler Miss Claudia 39m- “3- Joseph Henry Bichei-da we. ' ge 'a’ . terduy aileruantt. ‘ng‘fgufvufeigvf “13%” ; Nellie Hughes. backstage hospi-. The “mice.” (“lure 1., the shed wasRIm‘llll downnc h daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ————-—-——-—l t are "me pmblem d '

- . ppmx ey tail . i _ . o ert arnil era. . » - - "’7

hztzelfisttvtmwgim I?" Dongle m s“. n w” km“. _ The mm M “hum ma“ budgets allowance as deducti Speaking [or me “name mmmm Em... Cum“),v peak“ Mb D.W. Sears. pt Summersitie. is (torn Summerslde High School aging . Are older people .

live committee and commlthe head: have been named already

ler" II to be filled by the Mom- anIi Foundation

hie expense or a pipeline com- pan '5 expenditures on mineral ldrilling and explorations was

tee. announced the discount on 9"“ chalked “P “is third “"1-

r

9.. 85...... .3”. would be dm‘seeutive shut out in deteating‘

orio oi the lovely contestants a few Weeks in the “Miss Prince Edward island" contest at the Summer-

ago. and plans to Study nursi at the

County flospital this tall. Sh

Prince

really more prone ‘ diseases? For surprising—- and true—answers to

‘ . . sports 1 . . to undertake the tremendous Regls‘er “Inifsgeis:'vlufl“c%glge 2:; (cancelled insmad oi being ret- “"X‘lfiffgrfl‘ymfih was r" d} n, .15.. he...” M, "M. cause side ster Carnival next at present outplayed an “.1 many other question. amount tn work that is needed a v . .roactive to April to. issz. the 1 HM mung I mm m and I seek Sponsored hy the Sum. playground supervisor at «you MnyBeYoungef hetero the top productions across 3‘ “'9 "'9‘!" Wm“ allowance will apply on such ex "0'" “‘9 L "‘1‘ 91"" I" I dm“

(2an In w

a can i» produced hot-e

final competition {or notinnuli srds.

For Swimming

SUM'll‘IEflSIDE

Approxi-

Mrs. McGowan. is the chalr-lmntely 120 students are regist-

_ us Clinton played a good de- masegigetfiy‘cuéivle g2:|;h£gf;lie;edmlenr aevéiménrlnn: New Brunswick. Fredericton. N more . “substantial tclariiicai‘ lreneiv, game at shortstop tori I . . . Flu]. IN P‘EJ' on — in I: can {OVEI’SIB . Scurls. ‘ '0“. “a: $353. We“ 'Wns‘m‘ l” "I‘ it win he the lirst time the Md?" “0905” '0 WW“! 5 Four Men TIEd Eeakes' Connolly obtained 17 centurion Lion: Club. bond...” mm. mm... h a , minimum zs-perceut minorityl strike-nuts while Snuris obtained

'———“, E:hlia .lntorrrintlon v; Innoun- been mg“ “Mumme' 3..., Cantadlllag‘li ownership in foreign-.Afler 15f Raund .1, lion Exchan elam “3353.15ng thethlrd time in the Mnrltimea. “K” b dwl'l’m'mevd d s _ Emma _ A “M 0, Next Sunday Pink” meet:

9 m ‘um Club Mm.“ pm natlteir and Saint John. staged e u get propos to o 56 "Demrs‘ionsl .6 “d.” m. So{Georgetown at pea er. ago. the 15- green! withholdia tax th H to E c d t M m». ‘ ' UdenT Slated day. the Red Cross swimming ye." it till th i l’ g "i 9 8“” ' 5.“. e 9 Lineu IVBI'I supervisor tor prince County. “EEK; 3... “$.25. ‘fonl dividends paid tureign stuck- anal Trophy competition at the. P

For Texas City

KENSINGTON — Brie Jee— aome oi the Kensington Liana Club yesterday announced that Mary Carolyn Campbell. who

wn recently selected to be the ‘ 1 mar Msenee reported that 75 . n _ “mane WE. F. “.11.... “a .327, Grnat. st. Louis. SS .325; ‘ezlc‘il‘ansrtfrprnarem SWimmmfl Instruction VI“ 5' per cent or the patching in Chnr- 5;;§.§'e:{:f...‘“£lli'yhs‘uib'i. D iwuite. st. Louis. is .3241. Maya.

Texas Ciw. Texas. on July 27.

The student making the trio through the generosity ol the

iect. who laid that tonight. Tuer

lilies rraneea Ann Cullen. will be showing lllma on water ute- ty. swimming and tile new

a cute" which will be mostly tor teachers and directors. it wil be under the direction at protes- aor A. .I. Show. University at

successIul Iestivail l 2 v e r a i

committee here are already de- termined to make this iestivel

Ihe best ever.

'qu at the Region- "‘ea

School on the Marsala R d. Childrt’n and aduiu are invited to this tree showing oi tliml. Mr. Stewart said.

completed July in. weather per- mitting. and tests will be given by Miss Cullen on Friday. July 9.

Ken-legion Liens will he enter- tained by another club. while an exchange atudent will be enter- tained at the same time by the local Lions. The name ol the student to whom the Remington club will be hurt has not yet been released by the district su- pervisor, Mr. .tessome said. Miss Campbell. a grade it student oi xenstngton Regional High school, is a daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. James Campbell. perk Corner and was selected over other applicants by a com- niittae oi teachers anti Lions. Elch Ipplicani was required write an essay on "what Kenllnglott rhould do tor Cen- teouiel Your“. Selection. we re also made on the basin ot per- Ion-lily Ind scholastic ability. Dr. Maiuice Clank. oi the Knishtgton Lions Club exchange shident program. said teat everlHK that nighta have

been tinensed tor Miss Cantor wtthdrawlrnia: themnotlce hot In; mmmhmgii; c: ‘ gm M the My)“ m was bell h luv: July 22 at llim lion I'll! ng WW II! I re“ Fan-g” I" nu. a. re... any. in... ne potion. more o. «M 3m to in mm 0' By Proceduro Pro em “Emmy”? mm Vii-t8! file I! EXPNM In arrive Kent Strut. ‘ ed n n "I A“ . m d “gm Mn 7:!) the name us- nurlml the mm of m “m; ?;":.°.§.".'§m, 5.7.1:... OTTAWA rcpt—A procedural would be done with the .tune is h": gum?” m mm.

eve-tn

sin will leave Texan Aug II Omit. to Prince Edward i.» kill. leaving Texas in the vah 13‘ ll'flvhll I! Summer'dde he hi1on any.

DEATH NOTICES

(Meek-Moo I-h MCI-ulna! Comm... 9mm, cm...“ at Cecil stew-rt. president at smiley “WWI” ("DP-WHI- come oi ihe leader: coniereoae. Coyle. ‘, you do get an almost unbelievable number of extra~smooth m“ ""“0' “I'm”- py.i.w providing tor the inspec- TM WW DWI“ P'" "'"E "m" “mm "M" u" shaves from the new Schick Stainless Steel blade. Schick’s new

GAVIN — At the home at his Dani-ill on Monday. July l. 1”. “mid Cecil. two-magi;

- tor. and the City Fire 0 I rate. perm... acting a. . com. come off! It's stainless steel and then some. And remember. the may Fm“ tor auction-ad to enter new T0 I'lWP'“I mines ONLV SCHICK HAS KRONA PLUS Start real shavin luxu no tnlhchotrldhisofl' ' ct Ind. . ' g '7 seiner... where the tonerei “mm” '“ "" " mad" In Murdor Case 5"“ Sm“ “mm” A" sum" "mm". 9m", l , argued that the committee didn't . Simm- II-d 9‘- M“ resolution in: peas-ii en- HALIFAX tht — Dan-Id actually have the tune lIreIoio- "M'd- 1 Church. Tim-h. for Will (horlzing the Cmnmiulonm at James Glrriwn. is, l nearby tione betore it but proposed a

let-vice at a pm. inlet-meat in mirth cemetety.

no — M the prince rd. gumeat Dune. rpoeea oi laying water Monday to the Nov Scntll Boss 6 rge Nowian ire—mm. on. wuk my me a y. Jul 13 "N 3"” ""91"" £13.12: 22in“: addition-l reader tine pltat lo edleceat Dartmouth on Annapolll-Klngsi questioned Ma. y N E E

widow oi nichanl Maclnnla. at a spring parit Road in her no year. heating at the Oil- eliue rim-i Borne tram when the nuiqu will be held

up. with service

at 1 o'clock. in- t.“ in W m-

c-Iinlrmsn E

FUNERAL HOME

iConiinued lroln page one) Hillsboro street playground.

Police committee chllrmlll. William R. Moduli, look I dit- lorent stand on the lame, In View at the city‘s parking problem“. "when we can provide I munl- ctpal parking are. we c ten them In get oi! the square." he said. Many citlmus hld been calling him about puking dur- ing their working hon be arid-

Tiie council decided that sign:

squares won erected I nd the police department untitled to entorce the law In IIIII re

5rd.

Cuunclilnr MICNetII. in giving the yo I l c e clilnlnlttle

told the c on ne ll thlt he was

and water committee chairman E d m o n d Amnnult. Quintin was plued approving ths engineer‘s report on mood application to connect the Vill- age‘s sewage syntcin in that at Charlottetown.

CDMFDRTAILE OCCUPANCY

0. it?

Inn at rented dwellinll wII

law net: up an "authority". can- stating ot the City Health 0th- cer. the City Bulldlnl lnrpee.

Iii-ee-

Spcd the Iltiml ll llch Ingl tor habitation.

Sewer! and VIII" to eflect a temporary loan from The Royal Bank of Canada II required (or

Irnm the mortal: to Charlotte-

maina with larger one! to brlnl cutain nctivnl of on old up to the necessary (in Moo requirements. Ind increasing the line o! in paint to punk]. la noun-h mi, k

torhtdding parking around the .Mwn

t passed by the council. TM 31- ‘

lire-fighting. This loan is not or no “00.000. Street committee Chairman El-

8

lottetown has been done an (al- thll lummzr. and that paving is progressing well. The city is al- most ready to begin operations on the strata of the chera- tive housing development 0“ North River Rold. Sidewalks have been laid on Vicsroy and Goodwill Avenue.

P o l i e e committee chairman MscNeil recumth that his com— mittee be liven the authority to

t I reading “med 40 mflzspei‘ hour" It some it mof the city. notably the entrance to the Htllsbomugh Bridge. The council moved in invour of this.

Mei-ring the recent lire no the Irving Oil tanker See- Ionh. fire committee chairman Arthur Wright advised that In authority be provided In Chor- u that l government ship could aid I ship in distresl without the dolly caused by co- mmunicating with Ottawa on the subject.

Sever-l resolution! were onsl- Id III-[ding lubdlviainn plans

at one munuon made had been that the city rare the site per capit- gr-Itt to construct a ban - IMII In Vlctofll Parts.

The ninyor expressed the coun- cil‘s regret at the recent death

Ind Provincial Exhibition Asso- linen.

‘ pcnditures made only titer June 13.

Mr. Gordon Ilsa made some major alterations —— he termed

this by reducing in in per cent

oders by companies which lmeet the 75-per-cent Canadian- .ownership standard. and by boosting the tax to W per cent o J 1. tabs. tor companies which don't. meet that muim ment by .tan. 1. I967.

The minister said that "to

mined by the ownership or It: shares in the 60 days preceding the company's tax year.

tinri irnm the ttiwn tor the bandfinubk- boosters banquet.

men. took part in the lirst round 1 Summerside Golf and Country Club on Saturday.

D. Es Indies half way [8 hole leader. followed try N. Mat-Farlano‘s 77.

persons were tied With 70': tor top honors. They include L

ed at i this Saturday.

i Brendon nunphy was leading Maynr Everett Champ..." pm batter tor the winners with three ided. All councillors were prea..iorstive.

nt.

morside branch at the Royal Cnnatilnn Legion. blue-eyed blonde.

Queen Elizabeth Park. und en. joys reading. swimming and photography.

Claudia. a graduated

ou Think" in the issue of Reader‘s Digest.

For Big Borne

CLEVELAND IAPJ —— start ing lineups tor today'l all-star baseball game.

NATIONAL LEAGUE

T. Davis. Los Angeles

kar with s 74 was the

n the men's division tour LP‘

San Francisco, CF .771. Aarnn. Milwaukee R? .310. Boyer, st. Louis. 33 .302. Bailey. San Fran

, poucheck. The itnei ill holes will top play. he Summerside course

Moreover. I Company could duality tor the minimum Cana- dien ownership it its shares are listed on a Canadian stock ex- change and not more than 75 per cent or its voting stock is owned by a toreign shareholder and others associated with him.

Gordrm said this change is to meet the case oi compa- nies which would have riiiiicuity in determining the “beneficial ownership" oi its shares '- In other words. where shares are held by a "front" [or aomeono wanting to my anonymous. sscoun BIG CHANGE

The series iiI Changes In« trounced by Mr. Gordon raprr senled the second major litan- tlun oi his lirst budget to be made as the result or heavy criticism.

problem prevented rinanbe Min- isIAr Gordon from tnbllnl hil r!- vlud budget resolution ill the Commons Monday night.

As I ruult. the Home leaders of the (our parties or! to huddl- in In (Hort to Itrllghten out ill. a

matter on a point at order. In said that Mr. Gordon's hudlet Wm tabled June I!

town. replacement of distill en

Youth Committed

o Beaumont. charged with rapi< tIl “under In the Ihootlng death at hll minor. w committed

a warrant planned by the [Acute

unit .

01mm had been In the not vital tor the put two monthl tor cumin-non. Doctor- recom- m that be h committed in coconut. No time limit lot

hummwumtal

and were sent to committee or ways and means, compo all members at the house out (or

government lender in the 3min.

honscviuderl conference rather than get into I procedural u- ln the