Mayor B AF. Yeo, right,

welcomes Hon. H.-J. Robl- visit by the minister who was chal Mr..Robichaud introduced to the judges and chaud. federal minister of accompanied by John Mullal- also mingled with the travel the queen contestants of the fisheries, to Montague Wed- ly, MP, left, and Dr. Strawberry Festival.

MONTAGUE MAYOR WELCOMES FEDERAL MINISTER

nesday. This was a surprise Bonnell, leader of the provin- opposition.

M. L. exchange students who were

enjoying the dinner. He was

Island News Page

Exchange Program To Bring 25 British Air Cadets Here

‘Attendance Mounting = At Festival '65 Event

| Am inerease in attendance of | }1,983 im the second week of || Charlottetown Festival. ‘65 was’

' \reported yesterday by Lt. => |Frank J. Storey,

ae | ger of Confederation Centre. || Total attendance at the thea- am | ce: art gallery and museum |) | Canadian Puppet

|general tours of the Fathers of | Confederation Memorial Build-

ling totalled 14,220 during

7] | July 11 to 17 period. For the pe- 7} \riod July 4 to 10 inclusive the | figures were 12, 237.

| Attendance is ce _is expected to get to get

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‘jet July where they are j we Sovisten ee a the

7 7 “Spring Thaw 65", Pe = Drainie in “Laugh With Leacock’, are being inte conn at " alternate perfor nan-

“This week attendance again is| aneneng higher. On Wednesday nstance 2,679 visited the |Cemare including the theatre per- e tourists are | formance. flocking to the Island in great "US. APOLOGIZES

numbers ’ PA ( \—

The Cliarlottetown Festival un- ae ee a ae veils next. Tuesday its third! ; day-night epelogised to the staged production, “Anne of) French government for. last Green Gables”, a new musical | week's overflight by 2 Amer- comedy based on the famows ican reconnaissance plane of book by P.E.l.’s own Lucy/the Pierrelatte French nuclear Maud Montgomery. On +August! centre. France lodged a 17, Johnny Wayne and Frank | with the U.S. after the. incident Shuster star in “Wayne and'in which France said a U.S. Shuster in Charlottetown". comedy stars go into rehearsal|from West Germany flew over immediately following their re- the French nuclear centre and

even heavier

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lan - 101 reconnaissance plane | 2:

Boundarles |Being Pushed Into Hudson Bay

OTTAWA (CP) — Represent- atives of the three provinces

turn from England at the end took photographs. |provivions on a division of tae |

Shop EATON'S | Saturday Specials

On Sale at 9:00 A.M. No Phone or Mail Orders on —e

Remaining on sale while quan-

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An international

Charlottetown late in the morn-

large.

“2- The Guardian, Charlottetown, Fri., July 23, 1965.

exchange program for air cadets will | ing, Aug. 9, tour Confederation

1.99||

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® mite | ROAF _ Summerside they Special, Set Gets $50 Fine rear to creat brian” oa . Great Britain. e ae 0 SINGET DDeal ? _ Iie sow areives ie Canada ( Children’s Billfolds > A fine of $50 and costs oes ent Seek : cone ‘imposed on Alan Charles Rob-| Ontario. Quebec K eee pa Felix Leclerc, aaeanee ar concert, = eg nh ‘pins of Chestnut Street, Char-| S©otia “before visiting this -pro- nee e por yng the createst of French-Canadian appearance here, |lottetown, esterday in traffic | Vinee. . folksingers. will appear Sunday, |part of the Sunday night concert-{foret ter’ dcieine chile his lic. | A_total of 88 cadets from -11 po __._ Stretch nylon, sizes 8 to 9%, substandards, July 25, at 9.p.m. at Confedera- |series.at the theatre. ence was suspended. | different countries will visit Jamaica shorts are assorted Special, each tion Centre Theatre. | The first folksinger to make| ines of $10 and costs or four | (Canada under the plan, and shades denim look cotton, con-

=|the big break-through in Paris, |he has achieved since his return national reputation

High Score Of 84) noi Freach and English- Leads Card-Phay "ar autnority-on

~ An’ authority on the — subject + | said, “it would be difficult for} Bayfield Ellis and Tom Cauty, janyone doing a program of playing North and South, made | French - Canadian folk songs not | the top score of 84 in this week's |to include some of the wonder- Duplicate Bridge at the Char- ful songs written by Mr. Lec- lottetown Hotel. ilerc. He isthe greatest of = Second and third place win- all.” Not.only_a singer but a writer, Mrs. J.F. MacMillan and Mrs. |and composer. He has created’ L.I. Duffy, 78, and. Mrs. J.M. | the sketches, songs and mater- Larabee and Vie Robertson, 68. |ials for a new revue and with- Runners-up were », Mr. and out question is the leading sin-| Mrs. E.E. Douglas and Mrs. | ger in the revival.of interest in| Lloyd Wellner and Mrs. W.H. poets own folk songs. Dunbar. First in st and Wést wore Charles Toombs and Art’ Cof-

fin, 72: second, Mrs. A. rere Wrong ae irs. Carl_Green, 71, ee ‘On Vehicle -

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Bob ae and Mien John Miller, 69

Runners-up were Mrs. D. portant market for Canadian Que. He “took his master’s de- ““Jeisure tread casual, in sturdy cotton = = ee Estabrooks and Mrs. Riciook | Ne 2 5 Fi hogs. gree at Purdue, and for the last’ the comfort of arch bar, moulded eae ts TNE the «country Calendar” pro- three years has been onthe sole and cushioned insole, full and half

Rogers, and Louis Gaudet and Bob

Burgess.

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S‘side Native Gets $2,500

Having on a vehicle a licene \plate not registered for thai vehicle cost Douglas Fre¢ \Smith, Charlottetown, $25 and ie costs in city police court yes.

Magistrate A. J. Haslam, QC, igave a Charlottetown resident a |20-day suspended sentence for

‘ince ‘should be _ program showing the’ competi- |

days were given Earl

George | ee ee will Ss camo tied | .

Ti Sutherland

Graham's eee Ps Hampton Native ‘Appointed To — |

efficient equipment. Secearch Council

Dr: Gordon ~~ MacEachern;—-a native of Hampton, P.E.I., and now an assistant professor at Purdue University, Indiana, U.S.A., has been appointed to the staff of the agricultural Economics Research Council of | Canada.

im, MacEacherr was educat-

at Prince of Wales College,

tion-developing for_this country’s | Noe Scotia Agricultural Col- hacon’ market in the United ite N.S.-and Macdonald

“Stares “which “has “been- an—-im- © -Anne--de-Bellevue, |

Hog Program. Of Interest To Breeders ‘.

Swine breeders in this prev- interested-in—a

am for Sunday — time is 6|5taff as assistant professor of : m. — discusses the improve. | agricultural economics. Prior to

ment now being made in Ameri-|that he had worked with the can hog quality, and the pos- research branch of the Canada

sibility that if this improvement | department of agriculture.

‘continues it could result in Canadian .swine producers un-| TRAIN ALCOHOL EXPERTS Since its program began 14

‘able to compete in the Ameri- can market.

The idea is that Americans| years ago, the Lutheran Church are developing a ‘meat type’’|in America -has trained 50 peo-

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Fellowship

Lieutenant Arthur Edwin Bur. gess, a young man who was! born in Summerside, is now at. |

disorderly conduct.

| Louis Howard Morrison, city, ; was remanded until August 10 | with bail set at $50 on an assauit

hog rather than the “bacon as experts on alcohol prob- type”’ in Canada.

Copies of Lunch Sacks . + Garnment Bags

tending Donald R. MacEwen, city was | ‘ Cotintbla witers ‘be le seaeian| fined-$15 and costs or five days. ‘ * abt ov ee For picnics, school, of office, 40 sacks per Set of 4, jumbo dress, regular dress, jumbo “, i, as Tesult of receiving a National | When he appeared on a speeding Fathious Paintings "package. 19 eult an dregular suit.

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Lieutenant Burgess who has| Was assessed $5 and costs or | recently been in the Canadian| two days for tig: ® -_: at a - Navy is specializing in a study | stop-sign.

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Burgess graduated from College: Militaire Royal in 1960, then! eae ene

went to the Royal Military Col- | treaty for a nucleatfree zone in

lege in Kingston, Ont... from | ratin America, informants say.

which he. graduated with an gree Informants said~ the Soviet-Un- Sobors de in. mathematics ion will support such a zone for

physics.

fe underwent flying trainin Latin America if -Cuba is in-

and pre-fleet training with the | cluded. But Cuba has refused to

Navy at HMCS Stadacona, Hali emter such a pact unless the

fax, then joined the Assiniboine. U-S. abandons its bases on Cu-

Mr. Burgess will continue his|ba’s Guantanamo Bay, in Pu- education for a PhD degree, his erto Rico and Trinidad.

dfather Lt.-Col. Alan Mac-|

. Hartsville told the Guar-F

August ‘during the summer Economy

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