SWINGING ALONG to the I‘lliri oi the Lads and Lassirs'

Pipe Band are members the loath Battalion ﬂan. The First World

Associa- war

ot

unit hcld its annual reunion in Montague yesterday with Mayor T. E. tilacNutt presld. ing \‘rxtyenr's gathering will be m Charlottetown.

, Incoming it-Govern0l ls 105lh Bat’n Patron

MONTAGUE conduit and tor Kings, Peter MarAliis» or THE ot'dnnlay ter, Montague Representative: "Many honors have been com-i irom oil the Island are Stanley log to me lately. but inc one Ii Bryant, Montreal tor Canada. received today l anprccinteiand Dr .i MacLzunan, Maid. very, very mllril." dcclorcd l.t ‘en. Ilnss Col. w. .I MacDonald. who nnsi Maior lIIncNutt presided st yesterday narood patron a! the

105th Battalion .\' orintion.

l the mceting and reports were i read by the secretary and treas-

Cul, Macrlonnld will take ot-‘urcr

rice today as lieutenaninovcrn-i

It has decided to hold ne x1

or of Prince Edward Island. Hel year‘s reunion In Charlottetown. was named patrnn oi the asst-is A mcmbcr who has been ill (or

elation t Its

annual rcunlon a long time, RL. Cotton was

held In Montague at \cn’s Tliea- ‘ welcome-d to the reunion. F

allowing the meeting. the

tre. "Ti’ill la an: of the nicest tin-i Veterans paraded from the the-

Iora A person can have. and

I

atre to the Beaver Club tor din»

hope to he able to attend a ner. stopping on the way to great many more rcuniohs." he place a wreath at the Memor- told the veterans oi the First

World War unit, i NEW OFFICERS

The new slate oi otiirers clot; ted included honorary prettdent.

L. W. Goodi l

. v Palmer; chall‘m Fhall; secretary.

an. E. D. Ma M. L

n: prrsidcnt. RE.

9.

cc ire-

Olacted); treasurer. D. Bell Ire-

vast E, MacNuti. born the Charlottetown area.

Raprcsentaiirc inr Queens

president. All are

ls

Norman MacDonald: for Prince VI I: t a r Travers. Summerside.

EASTERN

BRIEFS

GREENFIELD

AT . Earl power. 247 Grafton sh, City. is visiting in Greeniirid,

tho guest of his uncle Power and Mrs Power.

VISITS AL‘NT

Miss Geraldine power. 24": 'i till 6

Grutton st. city. is I , cunt, Mrs. Gerald \ansh. M Walsh and family. Eiiintvale.

RECENT GUEST

stirs. Bernard hatclulder. VISITING UPTON Mr. and Mrs. Eloy How Upton. have as Mrs. _Acorn and [as-lily.

VACATION AT HOME

weeka vacation at the hnme Mr. and Mrs lld. Forest Hill.

RETURNS HOME

C turned to utter being a patient in

RECENT VISITORS Mﬂl William Michael

(on. non NOVA dice/TIA

l lelrd'doneii. ' L wan GunsTa

a. S

i

i a. N. Hooley. Montague. noM OSHAWA

lettt

their gueaLlc

Howlett's aim and daugh-

.lgr-iu-iaw, Mr. and Mrs. Alex 1

. Sandra Hooley ot arachiev Mn. Shaw an

Io] Arthur. city, war! guest- ll Wodunday at Mr. and Mra.

Joseph

T.

H e r m s n MacDonald. can: Iottetown. ll spending hia tw

a at

Alired MacDon-

larence MncLennan has re- is home in Upton the .xings County Memorial Hospi- MI.

“I. and Mrs. Waiter Rowe. III. and Mrs. Peter Maruwltch and Alan Ray of Rorkinxham,

wane mt viyim

to

liai School by Major nlncNutt ‘and Mr. Lee. The parade was led by Burke‘l Lads and Lars- les Pipe Band.

Mayor Bruce Yen welcomed

9 members to the town and hoped this would not be ﬂte last time they would hold their re. union in Montague.

GUEST SPEAKER ..

The guest speaker. Mainr Douglas McGowan. MC, 1) tribute to the record at the 105th Battalion and told of VI!- iting Camp aorden outnrio tor the iirst time after 2! year].

He described the modern ar- my camp with its parka ior each of tho service branches and Its recreation Iacilities. mo< numents and displays at the various types oi weapons, artil~ lery, and transport vehleiea. Some of these included horse- drawn tour-wheeled wagons and Inmtliar to ﬁrst World War veterans. the one-bars: Iwo~ iwh elcd army kitchens.

Iii-alor McGowan urged any ol the members who happened to he in the vicinity oi the csmp ‘to veil It

A vote of thanks to tha Mon- taguc Legion Ladies Auxiliary was extended by Dr. .7. Man- Lonnan {or the banquet. and this was tollowerl by the slag- lnE of the marching song at the

a n.

“ 105th and many other army

tongs. Piano accompanist was Mrs. Atwood MacDonald. Mon-

Dlxon is the oldest member of

‘Director Turns Actor To Fill iTwo Roles In Show Festival

In the annals or Hollywood. there are many accounts oi sc- tors turning into directora.

but this weeir in Charlotte- town, the Shaw Festival Com- pany pulled a real switcheroo on tradition. The producerdir-

iSiAND NEWS PAGE

‘nixuar not puma-Id It I vu- dor'n anon. no in ﬂood In

.ld com or ” dlyn.

No PER .. A Monacollo mu. Alb-II

Hum. MacDonald. VII “1nd m

and costs or so day r pou-

. a to . Montague, Souris, Kings County h be liquoruwllen I. on not _.__ ve . rm . 2 The 1‘ Thurs. Aug 1, 1988. lAdlouI-E‘ifod until Aug. 7. wu the charge at driving while im-

Defence

SOURIS —- T h r e e charger ngninlt Falter Daniel MacIntyre

Kings ounty magistrate-s court boiore Magistrate James a. Johnston. .1. Arthur McGui- Ban represented the Crown. The charges against Macln- tyre one ' 5 e in a public place by swearing and using obscene language. re- sisting an otiicer in the course oi his duties and causing damo age valued at less than son to RCMP property. All were adiour. the Shaw Festival company. load to Aug. 14,, in Soul‘ia. when The play tonight begins at the a court sicnographer could he usual time ml 3.30. But tomooipresent. "w “Sits PMPW" Wi“ mt Macintyre had originally been begin until 9-30- m on!" W at" charged with creating a distur- “mmm'i' “may "‘51" shov- bance by boiug drunk but this Perl. was ch n It need yesterday to

To Count Change

‘ were heard yesterday here in c

paired laid agalnat William “I- churd Grant, of Souria.

A charge of causing damaga valued at in! than to the property at Albert Conway New Zenland. again-t Al- phonse McCormack, aim at New Roland. wan withdrawn by the crown.

Objects

mus were I'mlnd guil- ty oi poaaesslon ol liquor at other than their residence. and were fined m and Colin or N

a a. Hines nt 5% and coat: or 15 daya were handed down to two person found guilty of being In- toxicalcd in A public place.

swearing and obscene humans. The many in charge brought omment from delencc counlel Mclvln .1. would who teit it was unfair for the Crown to change the charge without no- tifying the defence who nd

a.

come prepared ior the original charge. He also tell that the Crown should pay the expenses {or the defence witness" wh u had been acheduled to Mltiiy regarding the original charge. Magistrate Johnston laid that it defence could find suitable precedent. the Crown would ply tho witnesses, The defence Could otter no precedent at the min ment ndrew G e o r g e aiaisdell,

Instructions Awa' ed By Hosp. Workers

Inatructiona as to the course of action to be taken In the Iilht o! the government’s relunl lo

Wharf Contracts

Are Ann

CAPITAL BUREAU

OF THE GUARDIAN OTTAWA —Annnuncement at two larger and (our nnnller

Mini nwalted from John Mac- Mtllan. Saint John. by the un- Inn local, representing non-pro- lulinnll workers It the two Charlottetown hospitals.

The local: had requested the boardbeletupwatdinletv- ﬂing Contract dIlputea they are having with the bmpitull.

It ll underltnod that Mr. Mac- MIllIn has lorwarded I letter to tho National Union at Public Employees local here. which contain- inatructiuna regardth what ltepl should be man In order to obtain contract: with the hospital: concernlni villa Increalel.

ounced

whart Ind broakwaia in Idﬂnﬁ‘ County. P mi! 2 21'! Wednesd y b .I Mullﬂll)’. MP Iur Kings. y am Mr. Mull-Hy Illd that . Iss sad MacEwnn oI Mimi. stew-rt have been awarded . $6,942 contract tor breakwater “pulli- lt. Little Sand! THE" ware IIX under- received, Edmund A. Arsennuit 0i ram'a Village,

contract. .I, w a s

Ab-

:- i'. v

water repairs at Pond. Filve tenders ceived nn this contract. Mr. Ah aenlnlt I.l presently undertak. In] some wharf repairs at Georgetown.

Otllnr lmnller contract-s tli have been I ed or will i: lhortly include wharf repair: at Montana, wharf repairs It Sturgeon. belch protection work It PW! Bench whorl

A Ding‘veil‘s Mills, wnes fou nd

guilty oi being in possession to! appoint an arbitration board. in

STRUT"! CLUMIY

The peacock". strut is achr- sliy ids attempt to avoid trip- ping over his old leet and to

s repairs at Nautrsge. Mr. Mull. ally said all these contracts will be for under $5,000.

All s-lx projects are expected to get underway in the hen

balance his learla train. any: the National Geolrlpblc Society.

luture and to be completed In I few when.

ector. Ltonel Dixon, is now handling maior parts in two at t e Festival productions, "How lie Lied to Her Husband". and "Candida".

What happened was the mic derstuciy's dream. Summerslde actor lain Woiiendon last week» end leit the company tor reas- ons shout which the east de-. clincd to comment. This letti three role: vacant Charles smith took over the "chocolate. cream soldier" art or "SergI-‘ us Saranoii" in "An-ms and the. Man". The parts oi the laveo ; sick poets, the one in “How He Lied" being a take-oil on the one in "Candida", went to the‘ director himselt.

Ms. Dixon made his ‘dabut' in “How He Lied". Tuas- i day night. Although he had re-‘ hesrsed ior only a day and. as he told The Guardian yesterday sitcrnoon. a

stage {or eight years through the ludicrous role oi Henry Apjahn" in a manner that had the audience at Queen Charlotte auditorium laughing uprosriously throu about. tin neriormance. i

Tonight the director-turned-ac- tor treads the boards as "Eur gene lilarchbanlrs" in “Canle da". giving his iirst perform-i ance in this play. . Dixon commented yesterday that this casting is rather ironiesl. The part or Msrchbanks is that at the youngest in the rust; Mr.

Growers Insure 1,050 Acres

Agriculture Minister Andrew E. MacRae ynsterday unnounc» ed that so far 1.050 acres at crops have been insured underi the prmdncial Drop Insurance plan.

Areas covered are :25 acresi oi potatoes between 47 growersi and 715 acres oi grain ownedl by 27 growers. The premiums are $5.06 per acre tor potatoes and Eli cents per acre tor grain.

In the event at loan or dam-

age the grower receives $158.05

H taguc. Mill E dith Judson. Upton.i

waa a recent guest at George-i

town at the home of Mr. and

.iCyclingUS. ‘ ‘On Tour Of Maritimey

I

i Ton American teenagers cur- rently visiting the Island caute here by bicycle. Their Island visit is the lm nag: at 1 Maxi- time cycling Iaur which began lane 28. The live boys and ﬁve girls oi this getic group are members at American Youth Hostels.

Two oi the young cyclists, Wendy Goldsmith. Wastpurt, Conn. and Ian Gordon. West bury. N.Y.. Hid ymterday that

d. the grotnp covers ms miles per a n

Nancy Michael oi Charlottetown ‘ iiors to Manta.

day, on the average, that ion)! distances II! train and bus.

Thc'y (mind only two Wllﬂi hostels I’ll the Maritime am; the rest of use time they ale-pt in community centres. camp Sim. YMCA‘: and burns. Wendy com matted Ell! found the "mic, but pletiaesque."

ll FLAT TIRES

Following their any at tho Charlottetown YMCA laat night the group travelled to Cavendlﬂl Beach. where they will remain tor two days.

About :5 Funds ol cinihlnl and equipment Ire carried on

and veiled

.. each hike. Thus inr there has Ma. and Mrs. Keith Hooley, all their children Cheryl and Dania have returned to or Iva. Oat. alter an enjoyable v. spent In Montague n oi Mr. and Mrs. Wiiiiam

been on bicycle b-oubie with the exceptlon at one machine which enough about bicycles to deal

so . The American lioth Hostels is a “tremendously israe" or. with Whip

d reaching new“ Ole United Shh

ea. they «to. lath the American and Canadian mlnlnllonl are ﬁt lumauaml Youth

tar In Japan. Payment. I! Ite- doo- out au- a manta a trip. I“ II I I‘M-I d NI- mm m Milled m tact.

one at the member» at

been

“gait

WE

had 14 flat tirel. 11!: boys know C with any troublm that Irlle. they .i id w

and a lesion put ‘1

Per acre for Dotatoel and or gra'n

Teenagers ;

"Everyone tinds It most iortaoie to cycle in shorts seems odd to many people here. especially tor the boys to wear shorts."

WEATHER

TORONTO (CF) — Tempera- ture! tuned by tho wuther omce:

corn- : thin

Dawson Vancouver . .

entomd WK solvents late Wedmeday even- ng across the district. their are expected to be light:- with «manner a tea decrees htgher than dsose experienced wedneadw.

Regional iorccssts: mm and vinlgily; starch snore;

lottatotvntSnod-n, Mon and a), laden-town

Iii

r so It'll Saint John at and In, umnnd. Campbeatoo

SHOP IN

osting toll

THE MAN WITH THE AXE STORE

Next to Bison, Montague

hit/iii titlii int/tilt I : tin» long L A 'Iit’Tl'lnpS prkrsi v‘ “I.” (/Mwialﬁ ‘70.»...

“""':“

Note to Tourists . . Please tact tree to drop Into our store any time . Note our "CHOPPED DOWN" prices and null! nanny dollar! on your clothing needs. Louis Wright. Montague

DISCOUNT PRICES EVERY DAY! —_

Garrett’s Tourist Court

Morrison's Beach. Itoute 3 Near Gtorgctawn. P. E. I. scvcn Fully Equipped Cottages

Wcli Separated privacy with 2 - 6 Persona 0 Three mats rlshing Sale Sandy Beach lot Chlldrzn . Laue Recreation Ground M118. A. .1. GARRETT P. 0. Box 2“ Charlottetown. P. E. I, Phone ChariolktoWn amour

MONTAGUE BAK We Specialize in Island Home Style

Baiting wholesale At [trial] Phone 838-2442

“ @JO-ANN mess SHOP

novs- REVERSIBLE cons

=s.oo

ner. rm CLEARANCE OF SUMMER DRESSES

. For tor

PEPLER’S JEWELLERY

WAN" REPAIR! — INGRAVING "Am! — RADIOS — RECORD mrm - IRWIN

CANADIAN blng 500m LEATHEIORAIT I WOODCBAH

STUDIO PORTRAITS AND BABY Film

ntoiti ‘3.00

MONTAGUE

P.E.I.’S TOURIST MECCA

Yes. here it is. P.E.I.'s tourist mecca. Nestled among the low rolling hills of our bountiful P.E.I. countryside Is a spot with some- thing to suit every Island visuor. we have good accommodations at any of our many cabins. omega. tourist homes. and motel. A ten minute dr've from most of III ese places wiH give you access to sunny beaches. shopping anus and many int... ammo us. So when on P.E.I. don't miss a chance to visit- our fair

I958 CHRYSLER IMPERIAL. V-B enxine. power brakes. power steering. Push button automatic. rndlo. A one nwnrr car.

1245. mutant-t; 11 so. 545. modern la tractors of today. I 3 70. N. B. Hooley. Mont.qu McGOWAN MOTORS

MONTAGUE

1055 DODGE SEDAN. luw lnlleau. IhoronIlI- ly reconditioned. A real clun car. For only

1954 FORD TRACTOR. built In hydraulic. three point hitch. 24 sod power, built In

LANES TOURIST CABINS

When in Montague stay at— LANE‘S TOURIST COURTl

Overlooking Montague River. Cablna with and without Housekeeping Facilities.

NOW At REID and MacKENZIE See the new M-F 300 Oom- blnaa n ow on display. ’ "lore iii the Lowest In farm

mwhinery. So drop in and look it over today.

WEEKEND SPECIALS

Aluminum Lawn

CHAIRS

9.90 and 5.95 HILCHEY a.

ﬁi‘illlii.

838-243 3

MucDOUGALL’S

Diner Illd Dniry Bar Food Treats Every-u Will lava

unintuer In

in“ 0

not “with: Button

Taae oat lulu Dairy Bar Ice Cl-ll

Phone 888-2509

Montana

“SIM”! Donal

The Elstmic Da

Faclil ea

Moore’s Bird

Brudonell Park

Summer Attractions IN MONTAGUE

The Garden of The Gull Museum Boating Facilities Stream and Deep Sea Fishing ti The Annual Montague Regatta

'3’ Trailer and Camping Facilitios at

Roma Monument

u

Village of MONTAGUE.

The Ilmoua Gﬂ'llﬂl d The

than" b villi» thh wondeﬂnl Monet-m when In ﬂu MDan

YEI)

Adm. 30c.

"POLLYANNA"-In‘ color Wynne—Manna Elan—Donald case about “Ill your (or III! entire family. Monday-Mny—"GYPIEY" Rial-11nd MlleII—Nl- Ill]: Wood. A comedy drama in color.

June: 1m, Mun

ly Walt nhaey. 4an Mine In chasing

Jane E but

Got: Mulaum. Don't Inks the

THEATRE

Montague Fri. I DJII. M. It” and 10:! Ell. Malian 5:50

401:, 60c

Illﬂatablo BEACH TOYS 69: to $1.49

other Summer Items Du 'oh-u an no Mint

.dolibnils

MABOII DRUG THE KINGSWAY MOTEL

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