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CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. (AP) aboard ship Riding--a lucky -east- wind, the agency experts he feels

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. ie BES GEMINI 9% epacecraft, ter- @inating its hard-luck mission with. the most successful—as

. -Gemini 9 home with startling accuracy |‘ Monday aa ter days in space that included a | record ‘‘walk” |

Stafford

lantic at 19. a.m. EDT just one-.

are

hits the Atlantic Astronauts

landing yet, Ocean Monday. Thomas P. Stafford and Eug-

: a rooming house in’ China Town aboard \the Carrier Wasp, until the time of his death y Wari i ie «. Surviving are his wife and a. age: _far_as accuracy 1s concerned. ¢ne\ A. Cernan remained im the _—______(AP-Wirephote} 4 “a7 nr ous eR FS

he told space the

astronauts breezed long-term snacewalk opened up

a whole new dimension in

three troubled space flight.”’ | “IT found though, that things. are kind of difficult to do in| Command Pilot Thomas P. espace," he said. *

It requires a

and pilet Eugene A. \little more effort than.you would Cerna” «splashed down in the At- \expect. I'm sorry we couldn't jeach ‘one entirely different was complete everything we planned |the mes:

half mi'e short of their target for EVA (th

u short e (the space walk}, but jearried out and 3% miles off the bow of the |we learned ic

3 lot from what we

US: aircratt carrier Wasp—the were able to accomplish.”

most accurate -American man- PROMOTE CERNAN

Ain-space landing —yet,-

Gear

Cernan was hominated by

“This is. so fantastle that Tisohnson for a one-grade promo-

ean hardly believe it," Cernaliticn to navy eommander from | said when he was told how inavy

Heutenant - commander.

sharp the landing was. ‘We did! Stafford,.a 35-year-old air force much better than we thought.” |\lieutenant-colonel, had received

The .big orange parachute of |the traditional

promotion. after

the space¢raft was in sight of ‘his snace debut in Gemini 6. -

the Wasp as it. broke through a!

The astronauts. talked briefly

thin overcast—and navy frog- with their wives from the Wasp,

men were on it se fast it had but

the radio communications

~ not’ cooled off from its blazing yere bad.

re-entry. j

—~--Jt..Wa.,a..tribute to. the..flying. radio...before....firing--his-—-rétroz the @kill. of space veteran Stafford rockets that he'd put the space- has been appointed Librarian at

Stafford._had ‘threatened’ hy

and the rapid-fire calculations craft right down the smokestack Of his co-pilot as Stafford rolled jof the recovery ship...

the svacecraft right and _ left!

~"T backed off a little just in

during the tiery re-entry to ad- case he did’’ said Capt. Gordon just the gravity fall of @he-ship. E.-Hartlcy, skipper of the Wasp.

HELPED BY WIND .

“He threatened to put it down _ Then the spacecraft. hit the ©”, the stack and I really think easterly wind that blew. the 84 he tried today. .

- "It was. the

foot main parachute into the lap 32Me agonizing routine’ as be-

ef the recovery

fleet, a happy {ore—trying to keep this: giant

_ ending to-a flight that had been ©3!Tier trom eating up that lit- plagued with troubles since last. tle. spaceship

, February.

Stafford recognized the — frog-

The. rec.very was watched Men who recovered them as the live on television in North £ame three who had recovered America and Europe, via Karly his Gemini 6 spaceship last De-

Bird -satellite. _President__.Johnson phoned the two

radio-tele-. astronauts

«= cember

Cernan's foggy .space-helmet

to ¥ sor was the last in a -string

tell them: ‘We're very proud of “f Gemini 9 misfortunes that

hoth-of Neu." monppesinme

.. Stretched. back

to-,..February...

“You have made all of we When the prime pilots, Elliott more aware of what perform- See and Charles A. Bassett TI,

ance under pressure is all about WéTe killed in an air crash - Back-up pilots Stafford and Cer-

and that “ihcludes . courage,”’. : “Johnson sai? during a five-min- 74" Stepped in to take their ‘ute conversation, ; ' place. i jz

* Of . the two - hour, five - minute space - walk Sunday, the president an said

32-year-old Cernan's FOILED BY SHROUD _

They. were scheduled to chase” Agena target satellite in

“That little stroll, Gene, space May 17, but it failed. to

was one of the finest chapters crbit and the Gemini 9 Shot was

in our whole space story."

‘postpored Then there were two

Despile troubles, the. flight ae- |other delays Finally when the complished a great deal. It re- astromatis’ chased a makeshift hearsed some vital manoeuvres s"bstitvte satellite into orbit last’

and emergency techniques that Friday, Americans by im a small etison space cab, then fly back to an link-up

will be land on

used when the moon

erbitint mothership for the trip |

they found it crippled shroud which failed “to properly, barring “any hetween the two craft. on the space walk,

its

Finally

home Cernans walk: gave some Cernan found his automatic ma’

notion of the problems

to be noeuvering ,unit. difficult to get

solved before man dares walk into and his helmet visor fogged

on the ‘unar surface MADE FAST TRANSFER

Fifty one minutes after

tplashduwn the astronauts were nn the jeck of the ship, stepping | briskly from. their scorched and with, big all

spacecraft Thex

_batterec shook hands with each other

Cheers and

“band playing greeted the astronauts The -$pace pilots hurried out of the

hibbiibh below decks for physical | shower and a-

examimations,.- a shave before flying hack to the U.S. mainland ; Talking t6° Whife House Press Senretery 8B Stafford said tae most vivid moment was re-enfrs 'f was phenomenal," he Cernan filmed the

Moyers,

said

whole reentry anea—some 1,200 .

miles Asked ‘how he felt; Stafford sald). Fyne—iust great Gene and J are both happy.” “Afte several days: at Cape Kenned talking out their. story to space experts, they Will he allowed to go home to Houston, acd. thelr families possibly:

“began telling his story

as soon as he landed |

np, cutting the walk short by 50 minutes

But ‘the return te earth wart

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Harry B. Thom. » Dies Suddenly

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Harry B. Thom, a former Is lander suddenly Mondayvat his home. in

? |Montreal, Quebec, at-the: age. of 3 82. :

and businessman,: tied

Thom was- born ir ‘Tol near Hong. Kang..October 26, *t8R4;;-and came@tn Canada gt

Mr

where he was. employed as a

cook. E

Thom later moved to Ha-

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_ Wfax where he opened a combin- © ed restaurant and hotel called The—Frisco..__He— operated—The

Frisco for some 20 years before & coming to the Island. in 1929. _ After settling in Charloite-- town, .Mr. Thom established the Palace Cafe, located on the cor- 4% ner of Kent and. Great George : streets. He operated. this res- \taurant-until..1939' when he .open- jled the Roxy Restaurant on iGreat George Street which he!" f es managed for some 20 years. jamin, both of ‘Charlottetown, ; TO-MONTREAL predeceased him in 1962. Two ! Mr. Thom later moved to Al- sisters: Jung Toi and. Gim Suen bho 4 rta in 1957 wirere he started a also predeceased him oo eS and coffee shop ,shich Funeral _arranzements__have Sy * ‘he, his wife and daughter man- not been completed « |aged for three years before mov-- ——-———— : ing to Montreal where he opened

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capsule until it was hauled ‘

iformer Rachel Sampson, Bona- Newfoundland. Mona, a in Charlotte-

vista, daughter,. resides town :

A invasion of Hong Kong .in Another “daughter, Norma, Ralph Yeo; and ‘a brother

son, Danny, died during the

1942, rs.

Ben- ;

levied

Preston Curley. city, wag ad fined $125 and costs or 30 days

Mrs Cc Kennedy | impaired _ driving when he-

‘appeared before acting magis- sets trate Gerald Fosier, QC, in city jso good it apparently washed | Passes Away : police court yesterday morning. “avay’ all the other frustrations. | “The death occured in Monta ee a ais a at ‘ ’ ; 2 ? * | drunken ving, wr Gane nh 408 gen Ape ot Bre. Cheri Bian George ¥. Mueller, associate di- Kennedy, in her 100th year, the

Guilty to the lesser charge Francis William Quinn, clty, \youngest daughter of the late! ss ' i rector for US. manned space bir. and ‘Mee. John MacKay. Chatfed with drving 9. motor fight. “I think the -accomplish- | yrs MacKay was the former soar shen ra i pare ene at. jment of three rendezvous (with Mary Cameron. Mrs. Kennedy aaw denn Sek am mo Tues jthe substitute satellite) — with |was:born in Grand River, Cape |) 3". le Breton |

John Robert Beaton, eit y, outstanding thing. we |

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| Submits

C.W. . Moffatt, general ager’ of the Charlottetown Board of Trade, has submitted two. resolutions which.will_be voted-|

Mr. MOffat® sajd travellers to and from the Islatid and Nova Scotia find it convenient to use tre Shere. Ruad from Pugwash

Eto Baie: Verte especially during “the winter -months~'

hen-the fer: ry service hetween Caribou and Wood. Islands is not in service. The route is paved with’ the exception of a five. mile section between- Tdinish and Baie Verte, and this section is. rough and dif- |fieult to drive on particularly

'during the: spring thaw period, | +

explained Mr Moffatt

The second submission by the | local board of trade resolves that the Maritime provinc e+ Board of Trade urge upon the four Atlantic governments the adoption of*standard signs -and signals throughout the’ region ity arises this be encourated on a national and international scale :

The submisston explains t hat there is a lack of uniformity in highway markings , and traffic signals. This variance in traffic

directives: contributes to confus- Schools,

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Moving: south on New York's Park Avenue, two ‘scooterloads fashionably-dressed - com- muters are in the Vanguard of the rush to the office. The new

Musie Director Leaves Province

“SCOOTER COMMUTERS IN NEW YORK

the is flour-

breed of commuter scooter commuter

ishing in the environment of over-crowdeds streets and high- ways. The

ly two-wheel-

ers frustrate the driver ofthe

family car and baffle —ever ew York's razzie-dazzie cab ies:

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ernment as part of the Columbo Plan's educational aid program

Mr. Gledhill said this morning that he will be leaving the Island about mid-August for MacDon-

* P.E.1'e@ director of music for“ald College, near:. Montreal,

Christopher

Gledhi!!, where,he along with a number

ion among drivers, thus: creating who is also organist and choir lof other Canadian teachers tak-

}er regardless of language bar- riers. nee

ways and highway

each yeur. itwas pointed out.

director. at It was noted that not all driv- , terian.. Church, lers are hilingual or -multilingual. | province in August “for | Tue international code of high-|tius, an island jh the Indian way and ‘traffic. signs can be Ocean, 500 miles ,clearly;nterpreted by any driv-| can coast : Mr. Gledhill will be ‘on a two- = year leave of absence from the!

More and more visitors to the jprovincialk government to fulfill Island are travelling our high-‘'a teaching assignment

St

on

off the Afri- a x a,

the accidents island. He is.travelling to Mouri- —and—fatalities—are——increasing tivs-ainder—the auspices Extern- lal Aid Office of the Federal Gov-

James Preshy- Ing part in the Colombo | Plan is leaving the Program wilt undergo a~briefingJet—transperts—but—there—wont— Maur}. Session He will be leaving Can- be any significant effect on run- way requirements or. noise els, James Byrne, tary Minister Pickersgill, Commons return Monday

He was replying to Michael Forrestal] had’ asked what would be done to strengthen’ runways or ensure _against undue noise as a result

ada, with his wife and youngest daughter Virginia, near the end of. the same month for Mouritius via London. ; Commenting on his assignment Mr. Gledhill said that while de- tails were not too clear .as yet he thought that: he would be

jmusic in the teacher training college on the Island.

Rev. J.S. Bonnell

Is Guest Speake

Rev. Dr J.. Sutherland Bon:., nell, DD.; New York, N.Y. will

jcharged with driving a motor- Her husband predeceased her.’ . :

The_4 tration:|St cycle with a faulty muffler, was

of a controlied re-entry was the |three sons, Greg of British Co-.

avas—giso—predeceased—by¥-ringq $7 and costs “or 10 days. lumbia: Ernest and Albert of Beaton “was-aisy srraig a |Montague. Si

: charge of operating a motor itn nr Bliseu anderen, am eine, cipro in the Prince Edward Island git, ined $10 and costs or five bell of Bitish Columbia: “Mik (Zt Reginald Dixon, -Aibany,

College -~ dred, Mrs. Spatoza of Shetter I8- wood, and Howard Trueman + York: , t an land. New York; Grace, Mr8.' Murchison, City, were each fin-

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Ted MacLean of Mont Also : ; Announced te. vectem ol Mniaiue, sine cian sont te Sos

| gel grandchildren. P. Farrell and John Peter M jknown in Charlottetown and El- Her remains were’ transferred alll ‘wore euch fined. "Sand

jdon and who is at present Super- |from__ the MacKinnon * Funeral i visor of Regional Libraries for Home to St Andrews Presbyter- costs or two days for failing to Province—-of ~Saskatchewan; ‘fan Church of which she was ac: : : a . City, charged. - with member. Funeral service was was fined held on Monday, April 11 at 2.00 Gare m. Her minister: Rev Basil; C. 4 “George B. Shar = f pes ‘2 s pe, Kensington, a meeting of the. College's Lowery, conducted the service. charged with failing to stop ata B ¢. oO Coleg! The hymns sung were, What: req iraffic light, was fined $10 oard of Governors. Miss Put- a Friend We Have In Jesus and ae foe acces nam is the. daughter of Ar- a costs or five days thur G \Safe In the Arms Of Jesus. A\- Arnett William MacLean,. city uF 7. Putnam of Charlotte- duet, Beyond The Sunset, was eharked with avid: pees town_and the late Mrs. Putnam sung by Malcolm. and Donnie obi ai ka aban Gas te aes and is a sister:of. Dr. Malcolm Munroe. Organist was Mrs. AF. it ov a Gned Putnam of Charlottetown. Campbell. pe. ats oe m $5 and BS ese ue alters Pallbearers were: Simon Nic- WO O98" : ersity, Miss Putnam took tolson,. Stewart» MacLeod, —Her- ; ae her M.A. in English at. McGill ert Nelson, Jack Annear, How-, BUS GOES OVER CLIFF University and her Bachelor of jard Vickerson, Stewart--Nelson.| SEOUL (Reuters)—A-crowdéd Uibrary Science degree from Co-| fFlowerbearers ‘were: Everett bus plunged over a- cliff near lumbia University, New York. |Buchanan, Garth Kerr, Leslie Chinan, south of this South Ko- After a year - teaching Library. Campbell, Milton Fraser, Harry rean city, killing 14 passengers Science at Columbia she served MacGregor, Cyrus Shaw. and_ injuring 44.-A-—faulty -hand= as librarian at the Montreal; Interment took place in the brake was believed .to have

Children’s Library. After-a year power Montague cemetery , t dant of further study at the New York : — es

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Speeding, Prince of Wales College. The ap- $14 and, costs or~five Pointment was announced by

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Joining Miss Putnam = and Mary Dona the P.W.C. Li- brary staff will be Elizabeth | ey m vas Nl ‘ketianan at de Ever, COMMUN ities along Sity 8 i gina. ; s

Mise Henderson received her _-- OF Mines -out of t

Bachelor -of Arts and Master of Arts degrees from the University of British Columbia and a Bach- elor of. Library Science degree from the University of Toronto. She has had wide experience in | the special field of University li; | brary work, having worked with | the University of British Colum- | hia Library, The National. Libr- arv of Wales, and with the Sask- atchewan Previncial Libraries. CHEAP AT THE PRICE Man - made industrial dha- monds cost--$6,000 a pound.

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-stop-at-a-stop-sign Guy V> Ford;

address "the 1966 —=pradtiating elass -of the—Prince--Edward- Is-; land Hospital School. of Nursing | at the annual convocation exer- cises to be held at the Confeder- ation Centre Wednesday even- jing, June 8 at 8 p.m. |

Dr. Bonnell, who was ordain- ed to the ministry 43 years ago} was brought up in Charlottetown | and began preaching in a little church near the old Mount Plea- sant airport. He retired from the ministry four’ years ago being at that time, pastor of the 5th Av- enue Presbyterian Church. in! New: York. ~

Dr--Bonnell-hasspoken to con= 7 gregations all over the world, | has written a number of books! and has had. an ,audience with! Pope. Paul VI. Dr. and - Mrs. / Bonnell. have a summer resi- dence in Georgetown known as “The Highlands.”

Chairman of Wednesday night’s exercises will be William

di

Hayward, chairman of the hos- cite Pledge. Diplomas will eo Th pr heats

dies will r ve di om sented by His Honor W.J. Mac’ 1 receive diplomas from Gacerane ere IS Relief

Vera. Dewar, associate direcrot of Nursing ‘Education will pre- \sent the pins. There will be two vice-presi- musical selections by a piano Just use WILDER’S TEETHING

pital trustees. Sixteen young la-

the School of Nursing, and two others*from the School of Radio-

logy vr The invocation will be by Rev. Ewen MacDougall,

Donald,

_ REV. BONNELL

The graduating class -will fe- the Florence. Nightingale be pre-

Lieutenant

‘County with an expanding pop-

750,000. It is one of the most heavily populated political unit on the globe, he added. The Is- .jland -is presently a@British col- jony, but is due to receive its in- |dependence soon. j

He said that he enjoyed his \work here during the past sever-

“lassignment was completed.

Dunstaffnage and Marshfield |Schools hold a joint Bicycle | Rodeo June 4th on the Dunstaf- fmage Scho] grounds:

Dunstaffnage .winners were: Senior, Almon Boswal} and Gary Boswall; "Intermediate, “James Boswall

Marshfield winners were: Sen- for: Paul Saunders; Intermediate |Michael Saunders; Junior, Gor- don MacBeath | Innis. -

Prizes and a treat were pre- sented by the.local Women's In- stitutes.

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of the order. He_.said-the~ longer “only than present models and would be able to. operaté out of Hali-

Mouritius, he said; is a small, Island about the size of Kings’

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