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FIRST JOINT REUNION

Island. artillerymen of two: iworld wars will hold the r first {joint reunion Saturday, Aug ‘13 fat the. Charlottetown» Branch, |\Roval.Canadian Legion It is ex- pected some 250 surviving mem- ‘eget will attend .

Units planning to be represen- bs ete 2nd Canadian Heavy \Battery; llth. Brigade “AC, \CFA: 2nd Seige Battery, CGA: \8th Seige Battery,~CGA.- all of World War Oné, and 2nd Med- lium Battery,4RCA, and_&th Ca-

jpadian Heavy Ack Ack of World

War Two.

The number of artillery men serving in both wars from the province is estimated at 1200

. | According to okesmen, the idea for a combined “parade, and gathering, ‘with individual. unit’ feet-togethers to. follow, "wa s

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sparked by the thinning ase ‘ol servicemen -due’ to advancing years H-was also felt tha multi- gathering was. the best way: to

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| 250 Island ‘Atilleryeaen

Expected For Reunion —

A reunion “supper will’ be held at the close of unit business ses- sions ew.

It was felt that the Saturday

keep alive the memories of th®%preceding Old’ Home Week was

various units

Veterans will: gather at the Legion branch gat one 'clock and the parade to the War Mem- oria] where wreaths will be. laid, will move off? at 1.30. The Band? of the Prince Edward Island Re-

-giment will be in attendance.

Lt, Governor W. J. MacDonald

will take the salute at the Con-/

federation Centre on the returi march ‘ ROUTE OF MARCH i

Route of march willbe Graf- ton Street, to the War. Memor- ial, Church, Richmond, Queen and Grafton streets to the Le- gion home. -

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the —across the Island. Left to right

Wright, Deputy Minister of. Agriculture and Heather Ram- say, Hamilton, one of ~ the delegates chosen as_an. inter- “provincial exchange student-

Yesterday — concluded four-day 4H club leadership course at St. Dunstan's Unie. versity -which was- atteaded. by. delegates from various clubs

. Poor Growing Conditions _ May Help. P.E.1. Growers

Poor growing conditions “else fall potato deal, the” report e of early Varieties. whére have benefitted P.E.I. po- serves. ‘Brook man was. digging sev tato growers before; the’ same. “‘The Middle’ West areas are weéks ago, thing might well happen- again reporting trouble, with reports Hampton area ‘was

are’ Helen Dickieson, .New Glasgow and- Wendy _ Wilson, Cornwall,;..two.of the delegates for National’ Club Week; S.C.

‘land Mild and This Is My Fath-|

this year, it is indicated in a re- of 20 to 30 per cent damage com- |potatoes in five -and 15- pound available to: Yhejing to us from’ Central Wiscon- bags: The larger ores sold for a

lease_m_adie =) Guardian -Phursday by the PE. sin, dry in the northern part of |potatoes yesterday. I. Potato Marketing Board. the state. Michigan is still dry,

The Board notes that _Tqbb's. Indiana's early crop. is..report-|Borden was Potato Service it's widely ed smaller. Prospects in the Red} ‘dollar and Sues

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— says: 2 of the fall crop of potatoes is re- HIT IDAHO ported questionable in some areas *.. Tabb. adds, and observes three Fenton Howatt of Carleton. “The extreme heat and -lack frosts have hit Idaho, and in |LITTLE.-DOUBT of rain which ‘has hit. the Midd= some areas four. This, by the| le West and Mid-Atlantic States, way, is causing concern regarding the challening all other areas ined a little doubt as to this fall’ “ eoming crops.’ the Tabb reports North America in recent years prices. The--Tabb report appear explains. “with the advertised exeelient of to point to an improved market- Only ‘time will, tell whether its spuds: this indicates a pattern for the P-E.I. Potato Marketing Board is too sketchy,

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_imesday— morning, ae ae !

A Fanning eral Paula is survived by her fa- ine are now finalized. for a|FEELS CONFIDENT

man in the ron seen igging Ralph, E,-Caseley,one aa

Noticed on a. recent trip -to. and cousins. a little “lady selling automobiles “The outcome; River Valley are not the best. "\were stopping to. shop -at her

; 'rodtiside marketing- stand. She “Colorado has less acreage,” ‘told The Guardian her father Is

Earlier expressions of opinion is the state that has been among Island potato men show- ;

. , Washington, , s of Master of Arts (M:A.) in Ed-

ing condition, though their report

Western and Central Districts _ The Guardian, Charlottetown, Fri., Aug. 5 1966.

‘from Riverview Heights United, . Church at 11 o'clock from where the remains were taken to Sum- | merside, P.E.I for interment in--the Peoples.cémetery.

The church service. was con | ducted by Rev. E. L. Stevens | *fand Rev. S. Grant Walls ‘of Trin-> jity United Church; Summerside | ‘assisted at the grave. isung were Gentle Jesus Treat |

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Clinic Chairman Finalizes Plans”

Lester MacRae, this yéar's chairman’ of the Legion-sponsor- ved Cross~blood donor Clinie | to be held: at Eldon’on Tuesday | evening, August 9th, reports that |

ier s World. ; | Pall bearers were Gerald Case- | es _Alvin MacPhee, Charles | © ooke, Wilfred Forbes and Blair Webster. <i

Tuesday afternoon's clinic is to be held ‘at’ Kinkora Regional high school where the objective is at least 120 donors.

Ralph McCarville, who has -Ja-) area-this “coming-weekend.—This+ -ben-the successful chairman for Faward “blitz’* will be carried out by| this area for a number of years, the members® of. the Eldon | feels confident that the quota uncles! branch of the Royal Canadian | iwill again be exceded as the

| Legion in @ céncentrated effort | residents in this section of the

ther and mother, Mr. and Mrs. | donor *“‘BLITZ” of the entire |

\nice and grandfather, Caseley, Charlottetown and by~ a number of aunts,’

for the two hour session to be|tain the reputation they “have held: betwen 8 ‘and 10 next Tues-| established for their all-out re- day evening. ~../ sponse to blood-donor appeals.

| ~The.chairman“also stated -that| -The hours for the Kinkora |amembers_of the Legion Branch clinic are from 2 -- 4 in. the | at_Eldon will. provide transpor-}-afternoon.

jason for ay donors who are | Refreshments and volunteers

ide their own

Anyone: desiring cranstortation | at the Kinkora clinic will be to the. clinic should phone the | Provided by the Malachy's par- Legion Home on Tuesday eve: | ish -council of the Catholic ucation, .was <conferred upon} Ring for this service. = | Women's panes Joseph Henri Gatidet, son of Ur- -

J.H. Gaudet Gets Masters

‘At the May ei of" Gonzaga -University of Spokane, ‘ULS.A. the in Ee |

‘| sorrows of lite

"ktox attain the 150-obiective set | province are determined to re-|

the most appropriate date ‘for the reunion as a number , of members associated with the units and. now absent from the province could take in the event ‘on their. annual heliday— visit here: Members as far distant as Vancouyer, Chicago and Boston are expected to attend.

It was pointed out, froni a his- torical standpoint, that, illery unis from. this .province sprang from the old 4th Regi- ment Which provided the nuc- leus for later formations.

Some thought .was expressed that Saturday, August 13 should 2 ee dealgnated ‘Aftillery Day".

| Elderly. Lady | Passes In Hospita

Mrs. Eulalie former resident of St.

Arsnenault a Chrysos- |

{tome died recently at _the _48€ |Covehead,_but_the_drivers_who !the winner this time.

“of 89. ‘She died -at the County Hospital after ae short illness.

A truly christian woman she | vent through the. hardship and ‘and raising a) Jarge family withiont ever losing | courage.

The deceased lived most of her life in St. Chrysostome, only moving to the Su erset Manor in’ Summerside l@st December where she resided until: her ill- ness. Left'to mourn her passing | are five sons: Dolore—in Sum- merside, Edmond: in Charlotte} town, Josey in Sorrel, P.Q. Wil- liam in Summerside, Sererin in St. Chrysostome. Another son Arthur predeceased her several | years ago. Also six daughters? | Lucianne’ (Mrs. Josey Arsenault) Philomene (Mrs. Meddie Ar- senault), both of St>~€hrysos:. |tome, Rosida (Mrs. -Edmond Desroches), of Léoville, P.E.1. | Julianne’ (Mrs. ‘Seantour Dunn), Mary (Mrs. Jim Thistlé); both of Charlottetown, Denise (Mrs. Wilfred -LeClaire),~ of - Toronto. Ont. Another: daughter “Marger- | ite (Mrs. Joseph H. Arsenault) | St. Chrysostome predeceased her | several years ago, two other | daughters died in infancy. -The | deceased was grandmother te 95 and great. grandmother 0 | over 140.

The funeral tok place from the |

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‘Sp eed And Skill At Covehead

The largest crowd of the sea- Kay Pow et. and took first son were witnesses” ‘last évening plas e ‘Ken’ s move made. i pot to what was undoubtedly the sible for Duckie Woolridge to finest exhibition of skillfal driv-- grab second, Frank MeCarville ing seen this vear on‘the local. .slip into third and Kevin Power, stock car Scene- _ had to’settle for fourth spot af-

Due. to showers “the” regular ter leading the race right from | Wednesday evening ‘stock ..CaF the start : races at the Covehead Speed-- Race No.1 saw Frank Me- way were held over until last Carville the winner, David Rey- inight and the track was extrem- ‘nolds second and Calvin Chap- ely fast and’ the cars were up| pell in’ third < to it. The hot dry weather of pine No 2 had Kevin Power late cveated the only/ problem. |. the winner,’Don Wodhridze y

dust. It is understood that track od Paynter if officials will’ combats the dust second aad Flwo ay

with oil and that /racing next ts Wednesday will see the track.as _ Race No 3 was won by Jim dust free as possible. | - Scott. Ken Newbury came , sec- The highlight of the evening ond and in, third position was was the second heat of the flat- Wayne Aylward. Thi - was the head class: with Don “‘Duckie” bis soverhead V-8 clats and in Woolridge, Elwood Paynter, Mel the condition the: track was in ‘Crowbar’, Fraser and Milto’ Drummond tangling from the last night. green flag right through to, the, Race No. 4 was led all the checkered rag. Duckie was the|way. by Alan MacRae and: he winner. Paynter came in second finished in first..In second: was,

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land: Mel Fraser took third spot. Calvin Chappell and. third wp3 .'Though he didn't

finish in the Lance Lowther. Drummond was: a Race No. 5.. was the’ second the race. ...\heat, of the flatheads and the The rough and tumble driv- winners were mentioned above.- ling that is’ part of any stock car | Race No. 6 the overheads \-8's_ was evident last evening at again and it was Ralph Brown’ Elwood displayed a little extra savvy | Paynter in ‘second and Jim Scott and finesse won the hearts of }took. the third spot. the fans. Ken Newbury’s big! The Consolation race for non- win in the free-for-all was an winners was copped by Donnie

money’ Milt

throughout,

(On the last corner, he beat out ond and Lester Wood was thir

Army Exercises - Are Staged Here

Exercises involving reconnais-. in communications over extend ance troops and ‘command ele- ed distances. . The training ‘in- ments of Regimental Head-| volves internal.. security oper- quartérs B Squadron and Head-| ations and long formal convoy quaretrs Squadron of. the Royal |moves— through built-up areas~ Canadian Dragoons of— Base | This accustoms the troop to Gagetown, N.B.,. have been “held | sustained driving ia a convoy.’ on the Island during this week. | The unit travels under full field

The convoy of 28 - vehicles, | | conditions — Without tents, us- mostly jeeps arrived late Mon-| ing only sleeping bags and ;day ight and spent. all day at ‘night. The troop is Tuesday doing internal security-| Self-contained with its own -kit- type operations westward end-| chen and ‘POL: vehicles. -'

mont cet oa 8p FALSE TEETH

moved to Cavendish early Wed-" Rock, Slide or Slip?

nesday. morning, leaving the. PASTEETH. an. improved powder.

Island late Wednesday night to | move across Northern_Nova Seo:

tobe sprinkled on upper or lower.

ates, holds false teeth more ‘firmly.

tia, arouad_ the Cabot Trail-to Te- place. Do not slide, a or rock.

|turn to Gagetown by Saturday ~~ No gummy, taste or feeling. FASTEETH isalk

.The 68% mgh unit is com-— manded: by Lt. Col. -W. T. E. isulkaline (non-

chairman_R. L. Burge-told this early to pass a considered op

90 bain Gaudet of Tignish.

Mr. Gaudet_js on the staff. of

paper-some weeks ago, though, ion. that Island potatoes had an edge Late last fall many -potato- on the Idaho spuds on the mar- wise observers here were iear- kets for the Jast crop. year ‘some tegarding the effect a re-

Meanwhile. growth reports on ported heavy U.S. yield might

4H Course Is Concluded i P.E.I. ‘potatoes continue to be have om the market, ‘excellent. Acting Seed Inspect-'potaioes sold reasonably well

Fifty-o one delegates from. var- or Gordon Ross. said several through the. fall, winter and ious 4-H clubs across the Island weeks ago he- had never sen spring-—-— - _ attendtd a four-day leadership petter growth, as he told The | A third good potato price year course at St. Dunstan's Univer- | Giardian the Island was. having |in a row-would give agriculture sity this week. its biggest acreage of-seed po- in this province a shot in the The course bezan on Monday 'tatoes. Potato fields seen from arm that. would be appreciated. afternoon with registeration and the highway look Most impres- Many potato growers, are hoping lecturers_given_on Dublic_speak- sive. —-they-—-have—such a— pleasant _ex- ing and ‘Understanding ee There has. beck some digging perience. :

Seve K ansington Lions — Will Sponsor Band ~

King hall. .

Activities throughout the week conststed of lectures on various topics such as “Parliamentary Procedure’’ and other topics of 4H club interest:

Fourteen delegates - were “chosen to represent P.E.I. at! National 4,H Club Week to he) held: in Ottawa -and Toronto in

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but Istand+; The Masters’ thesis was a0

the O*Leary Regional oat School and is also part time) organist at St. Simon and: St. | Jude Church in’ ~ Tignish.

ten in French under the direction of Rév¥. Robert G. Schiffner, S. J. diplome of the Sorbonrie (Un-| iversity of -Paris’. he The thesis dealt. with a com- Hon” T. Earle Hickey, provin- parative survey of-French and /|cial treasurer and secretary, an- American elementary. education, |mounced -yesterday ‘that the- topic was nevery. previous- Canadian Automobile “Associa- jy—treated—at~the—master’s—level-ion—has_been__appointed—issuing

ap lla: in any American jauthority for this province for Univ ing Permit.

ty Mr. Gaudet has been urged by

the Dean of the Graduate Schoo! | For the-first time in* Canada’s of Gonzaga University to have | history, a Canadian Internation- his thesis published. al Driving Permit is available | = ages travelling abroad.

se documents will be ayail- |

Summer Students avi to the Canadian public ‘at

-tall loeal offices and branches of |

Visit Georgetown tt ‘constituent clubs of the

iC e IDP, as it is common- » Sev enty students from. “coun- ly referred to by the CAA motor

Years Nursing Home, Summer- |local shippers and ‘receivers-

“MacLean Funeral Home \f rom

_Interment_ in_ the chur¢h_ceme-

‘United Church, as well as the Sunday school. She was also a imember of the explorers and girl guides:.

The, :fineral was held on Wed-’

side, August 4, 1966, Mrs. Hattie. No express freight traffic or | Warren of Kensington in her piggyback traffic is being ac: | 74th year. Remains resting at cepted or Montreal and areas) the Davison Funeral Home until served from. Montreal.

Saturday ‘noon then: to Margate | As part of its-improvements..

CID Permit Can =

Be Secured Here

BieoyCanadink motorist who |plans to drive while touring. a- ‘broad is warned to obtain an TDP before leaving Canada, for Hitis-very—difficult-to—secure—one-- |while overseas untill he first ob-

jthe Canadian International Driv- | tains the domestic licence of the | Kaeser beans ware ee

{country where he is applying ‘for the IDP, and.this invariably involves him in tests. The IDP ‘allows the. holder ‘to drive in jother contracting states without tests or application, | Proof that he already holds.a li- cence issued by a competent au- ‘thority in his home: country.

The Canadian Automobile. As-

home of her daughter Mrs. Med-| Finan, Sarnia, Ontario. Second- die Arsenault, St:-Chrysostomes}in-Command is Major W=L- Con-

acid). Does not sour. Checks * odor breath”. Get FA

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under the direction of the Comp- | ton'’s Funeral Home to St. James Church, :Egmont_ Bay where. Re-} quiem High Mass was celebrat-

‘Charles Gallant, assisted by Rev. Buote of Mount Carmel and Rev.

as: it. is|-

.4'MacDonald of Wellington. Inter- |

|ment, was in the-Church cem- etery—with Rev: Charles Gal- iS officiating. .

Pall bearers were all grand-

senault, Johnny Arsenault, and

John Thistle.

Claud, Francis and L. ealoiver nts and John Thistle.

She. was predeceased - by hee husband John P.. Arsenault, | formerly of St. Chrysostome.

Oyster Festival Is Underway

the parish priést, Rev. |

sons 7 ng corre ie! J. ne | ¥ reer Araenauih Soe Ae ‘NATAL DAY

Fad of Charlottetown other of- @rug counters everywhere.

|ficers include Sgt. Ralph Bar- wise, Simmegside W.0 1 Joho "="

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n those boys were rea'lv moving -

| example. of-thsi,-inthe-last:-lap,/Brehaut, Robert. Ross was sece -

Thompsoa of- St. John, N. B: |The majority- of the men in-the unit are from, the Atlantic Prov- inces.~ : Cam PETES

The object. of the exercises is) to train:. ‘the - Reconnaissance. Troop. recently: formed and to } - practice- the Command groups

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PARADE

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ron and R.H.Q. P.E.I. Regt. \R.C.A.C. are requested to turn out for the City of}. Charlottetown — Natal Day Parade. Parade forms at

|ten hundred hours 7th | Clapboard

| August, 1966, Queen Char- | SUMMERSIDE — The Tye, lotte “Armouries. Dress: Valley Oyster Festival, featur- | Bush Trousers, Shirt, Web |

i. Add bright new beauty te your home. 2.End_ painting and exterior

ing the Malpeque oysters from | the bay of that name which are famous across the world, opened yesterday with the highlight

| Durelle, Blair Richardson, Bud

Ramsay and Walter ‘Peanuts’

Arsenault. ‘i Featured in. yesterday's fes-

! "PLAN NUCLEAR FAIR ~

A pioneer international nw clear industries fair is planned: for Switzerland this fall.

FILM PROCESSING

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Fastest Service. Highest Quality. GEORGE WOTTON - PHOTOGRAPHY

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maintenance for good.

3. Cut heating costs.

4. Increase: the value of your _ Property substantially.

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4 Reper Drive 894.8049

Belts, Puttees, Beret.

ietaeat we E. READY, Major: |-

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Che Tinlanenien Hotel

|.” Invites You - To Visit The Malpeque Room

FOR DANCING 9 to 12:P.M.

__ Monday Through Saturday :

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| “Music by Charlie Monroe “Good Fun In Nice Surroundings”

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jto climb the 14,880-foot Matter- | Hunter River High horn.

The other four died on. 15.771- foot Mont Blane — highest in |

. Tuesday, August 9— Western Europe

Kinkora High

United Church \ here, funeral |in service introduced earlier this

service will be held at 1.30 p.m. year. express freight shipments | ‘for points beyond Montreal have |

tery. Visiting hours Friday 7 deén~ by-passing- that terminal,

to 9.p.m and for this reasoa traffic~for | these other ‘points has not been

COTTINGHAM At the Prince | |serjously , affected.

“Edward Island Hospital, August’ Shippers are belnge Warned | 4th, 1966, Mr. Lawrence Regin-!that traffic destined. for Tor- ald Cottingham of 98 Kent St. onto is subje@t to delay because in his 63rd ‘year. Resting at the of the situation at that point.

No traffic for the Atlantic where the funeral will be held|region has been emanating.from “Saturday, August 6th at 2>p:m.| Moatreal since the beginning of Interment will take place in the'the work stoppage Monday | Peoples cemetery; Visiting trours}traffic -from-Toronto -and “other | are front 7 o'clock to 9 o'clock centres is being subjected -

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November and nine—toe—attend cen ‘i oe » the Interprovincial Exchange KENSINGTON — The Ken-| Other business of the meeting ‘tries all over. the world taking | jclubs, will be issued on request sociation, will be opening _an: of during July_ of 1967. _sington_Lion's__Club_ Regional , delay with the visit of the Inter- summer courses in a variety of to any resident of Canada who lin Charlottetown in the near fu- ) in 1963 under the | | national President e Lion’s ‘subjects at St. Francis Xavier; a currently vali riving ‘ture. Un stic time, persons The competition was based on Band, formed dent of the Li je St. Francis Xavier |holds tl lid d Until. such. ti marks coming ‘from an inter-| direetitn.-of.W, E.R. Lock of | Clubs vice Me detes beigtt Leora in Antigonish, Ns ‘Se licefce ci by an authority in | requiring application forms may v a written test on 4-H club | Summerside, Aomprised of some | Lion Edw say, of the . visit eorgetown on, urs- |any. e provinces or territor- ‘ sere sicieie an-impromptu-speech-and--forty. bandsmen_and_a: Majorette State: of Tennessee, who ‘will be_ day and were conducted on ajies of Canada, and who is 18 obtain’ same. at any. of. the. ic : past..4-H’ club experience. The corps of twelve girls, in March (arriving on PET ‘on August 3f tour of thé Bathurst Marine years of age or over. . The fee tor Vehicle” Registration Offices ~~ judges were Mrs. Nelson Henrv, fof ‘this ‘year received an invita-}to ‘speakto~ the Lions and; -ed-—-Eimited: Shipyards. bythe -presi-:; \for-the: qPesmnite is $3.00 oimethes Provi ince - Charlottetown and Andrew Hum-| tion to attend the World Fair at ucators of Prince Edward Is- dent, Tom Sanderson. phry, Experimental Farm, eer ae 67 in Montreal: vee ‘etme sis sualeaeairy seoieck The students are touring the | ‘lottetown. a special meet rovince in three buses an A | p O P d The inter-provincial: «winners | | Lion’s Club ce a one See ke Na. Po atte ae pode accompanied by Urban Le- © nnua assing ut ara e i ‘aint voted to send the band .to | nations je wi n this con- ‘dane. ste ere Ramsay, Hamillon|y World's’ Fair in August of 1967. | nection Lions International is cit of Gl Duseln's Gaiversity! Is Scheduled Fo Saturda Ce ana Lite “Htoad to, Although it is early to know yet: ‘holding an essay among high es ts et r y ‘Alberta: Earl “Boswall Dunstaf- | Just how the band will be travel- | school children, called the Essay An interesting sideline to t fnage to Saskatchewan; Claire | ling, it is expected that a chart- |for Peace. on which fifty thous- (student's visit to Sie het The P.E.I. Student Militia will{M C Fitzgerald/and W. 8S. Ri- He Dunphy _ Millview to Man- oe re a bé ‘abo Pee | given throughout’ the worl be Ttecea Jan Betirass Gas wae oe | on rT ee passing out pa-\chard. The Summerside program | ; : i e cost wi iu P rade on 6 . a Hoda: David MaeTae Orwell 1 aq “ihe president ofthe cib;| Each Lion's Club will conduct foreman electrician at Bathitstfq"q.m" at the Queen Chari pane aed USEPA. er District th Guanes: Mary Lea | Stan’ Moore, appointed a special 6 sit Wi be jodgud Gx ore: Marine -Limited ce a friend /Armouries. Students from both ault’ Instructing there -are- Cols. Hammill, Newton to Newfound-| Ser tewace Weed Hadiers ant ion, district and world level. te pants “eho be had fast seen |Charlottetown and Summerside J. Dp Daley, and R. D. Coffin. A ig New pista Sots ae Stewart, to devise wavs | All saat in the oe nine years ago in the Philippian |" ye tig es SMT course ee ee % Sats y been t Ss t Gov- : s ? Byron. Poupit Sherbrodke to a Tarte the necessary funds aaapeade Hass: ah Wedueslay. eee Staten vara trains the men in skills such: as ow ranks awarded to men wno Nova. Scotia Ta hand will tay at Ripe August 31 to meet the president a thee: chawaa. Wueetine OK \physical training, first aid, drill, have had an all- -dround ood re- National club week winners! ¢7 on August 12 and 13. 1967. | and have lunch with him at the tTyecday We one that. brought FNC 1 Rifle, rocket launching, cord throughout the course. Of- are: Wendy Wilson, Cornwall | this: vi th bers of .the | Basilica Recreation Center in map reading, ToUBE qualification s chos : : tok; is‘ year the mem great joy to b both of them. survival “tr field tis fica chosen are Tpr. J. J. Gau Club; Helen Dickieson. New) pand “were. outfitted with new | Charlottetown if dining, — fie ca a eay a a neane Glasgow Club; Walter Evans, | niforms, from the proceeds of | - and nuclear, biological and che. et op re. tne Bs gers | Scotchfort Club: Leonard Weeks, d mical warfare. (CSM), Sig. J. FE. Gillis (Lt) ; he Gordie Howe dinner, an e A s izzar $ etal eat Club. Gently with the help of the Band Par- Island Native p Lo SMT program in Charlot- Tpr..R. A, Jewell (Lt.) Tor E., ' AMPOE), ATISHOWN 140 aN ents Association. ! : town is under the command M; (Lt.) Brown, Alexandra Club: Merwyn | : | Take Five Lives lee'-Capt. Barl. Nicholson, (and a ig ee i. t. mG oe J. Holmes, Kingston Club: John’ . ; Passes Awa » ‘Sgt. Wilfred A. Smith of t he DUTY (s8 pr. 7. ac- MacDonald, Souris Line Road Freight Service | y *} CHAMONIX, France (AP)— |P-E.I. raw Instructors are Leod (Sgt.) and _Tpr. Woodside Club; Joseph MacAulay, Souris : ‘Blizzards in the Atps” have Cpls.“J. G. Ross; W. A. Acorn, (Sat.) Line Road Club: Ralph Furness, Bein Affected The death occurred’ after ® brouzht death to at least five | et hates nek aa Soe g short illness; at the Moncton persons, including ‘an American 5 ast Baltic Club; Sharon Laugh- : : ; ,, (City: Hospital on Monday August \girman, in two days. j ( z oa; a Sout a ie tp lions etrreal. see eens ae? of Paula Marlene Case- Qthers—the exact number not | MAKE TIME TO ATTEND ampbe ouris e ley, daughter of Mr. and: Mrs. a ae . Club; and Leigh Jenkins, Hazle- to and from the Atlantic region i eee : See known—were missing Thursday | % ‘brook Club are being affected by work stop- matty Web oe ee ih gee, as helicopters and re&ecu pi) RED. CROSS BLOOD DONOR <Page at Mnelereal anal TRUM. leis had moat with bier parent (were vee "ACE by Sow. oka | i DEATHS - Seen ei mS 7 c ce. from Summerside to Riverview ?"° ‘ i : oy CLINICS Se eecresident ol N's ‘Atari | Heights six years ago. eat sein oueee ae be é ? ‘ i a Paula“ was a member of the |Germain of mogson, Mass. l€ WARREN = At the. Golden regio, for the information of | junior choir of Riverview Heignts|to his death Wednesday. trying Monday, August 8th—

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