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Mrs. William J. Fitzgerald: Canadian Legion provincial receives a past zone command- command, for her late hus- er medal from Pius Smith band. The presentation was vice president of the ‘Royal ‘made at Cardigan recently

Fed., Provincial Officials

May Attend 67 N

Invitations to Charlottetown’s|ada will be taking an active’ 1967 Natal Day celebrations will part in celebrating the 100th bir-

be ‘sent ‘to the governor-general, |thday of the country. it is felt.

prime minister and all provin- | Charlottetown, as the Birthplace cial premiers, Mayer W. J. Cox of Canada, should play a signifi- said yesterday. caht part in the proceedings.

What is expected to be the Because this will be the one biggest Natal Day show-in the day of the year which the city city’s history will likely include, will dévote to taking part ona instead of the traditional church | national basis, it is believed the parade, an open air drumhead | top government autnorit.es will service in Victoria Park with readily accept the invitations to all citizens attending the church | be present. service. FOCAL POINT

Mayor Cox said invitations to| Mayor Cox believes the 1967 government officials will be|Natal Day could be the focal sent far enough in advance to/point of civic planning for par- permit planning by official in- ticipation here in the Centennial

volved. He believes acceptances and would bring invaluable na-

‘Will be received since this would | tional publicity in its’ wake.

POSTHUMOUS AWARD FOR HER- HUSBAND

during a zone rally. The late Mr. Fitagerald had been a member of the Georgetown. |

branch since it was onganized.

atal Day

Strawberry

Strawberry Festival to elect a queen of the carnival on Friday night at Montague.

The judgesyes announced by the chairman{ of -the queen con- test committee, Eugene. Murphy, are: Eric House; Mrs. John Me- Gowan, and Mrs. Anders Endal ‘The judges-are all from Monta-- gue with the exception of Mr House... Mrs. Endal and Mrs | McGowan are both new residents

Eastern and Central Districts The Guardian, Charlottetown. Tues., July 20, 1965.

Queen

Judges Are Named

MONTAGUE — Three judges} 10:30 p.m. The M iwere selected for the Regional |

mers will supply the music Tor the dance, Contestants for strawberry

queen are: Marilyn Doris Drake, Millview, sponsored by the Montague Y's

en. Mary Elizabeth MacPherson,

\Eldon, sponsored by the Eldon

Elizabeth Ann Sharpe, Monia- gue, sponsored by ACME “Re bekah Lodge.

Elayne Lauretta Martin. Mon tague, sponsored by Montagu

of the town. ‘Regional High Schoo!

The judges will participate in| Margaret Gail McKeeman most of the activities of thé Montague, by the Montague contestants which include’ & pranch Royal Canadian. Legion. yacht trip. from Montague on! Jessie Eva Bears, ‘Brooklyn, by Wednesday to the Lower Mont- the Montague -Regional High

contestants on the same-day at Montague. They will take part in the parade Friday and will be | present, at the Strawberry Ball |

ditorium in the evening. The Queen will be selected

could: be had for such a job than | former mayor A. Walthen Gau-| det’’. he stated. The mayor ed he would ask Mr. Gaudét to | serve in that capacity in order to bring to the job all his exper- | iénce in planning for 1964 and! the earlier planning for the city’s own 100th birthday in 1955.

It is possible arrangements could’ be made for a celebration of more than the one day with Natal Day. Sunday providing, either the opéning or the climax.

On ‘the proposed committee to plan the event would probably be the members of the present city public relations com™ itee, | headed ex officio by the Mapor, | representatives of the ‘Navy:

tague, gue Curling Club.

in the regional high school au- Hands, sponsored by ‘of Trade. : and| -Janet Buchanan, Beliast, spon-

the announcement and crowing | sored

ague Regatta; dinner with the |School Alumni Association.

Helen Maureen Sullivan, Mon- by the Monta.

Wood Is

Betty Elaine Bears, the - board

by the Montague Fire

take “place at the ball about | Brigade.

SOURIS — Today, is kickoff day for the annua! two-day Souris fisheries exhibition a nd regatta “To start the proceedings, a baseball game will be played with the Montague Little Leag- uers coming her to battle the local Little League team, coached by Jerry MacCormack. This is an annual duel and should be a crowd-pleaser _Then at 6.30 p.m. tug-of-war preliminaries will be held for both the Island open and light- weight divisions

The open .championship car- ries with it the Canadian Im- perial Bank of Commerce. tro phy and-a cash prize of $100, while second prize is $50. In the lightweight 4_i-vi-si-on—thetop prize is $50 and second $25.

The competition has teams entered from at least five cen- tres, St. Peters, Rollo Bay, Dun- das, Charlottetown. and the de- fending champions from Red Point. 5

At $30 the queen of the -sea contest judging will take place in Souris Regional High School auditorium. The judges will. be Mr. and Mrs..-Fred. MacKinnon and. Mrs. James Haslam, all of Charlottetown. They will pick from. .seven contestants.

They are: Michelle Peters of Souris, sponsored by the Sour- is Lions Club; Margaret Grant, Souris, sponsored by the Souris branch Royal Canadian Legion; Anne—Marie -White,—Rollo__Bay, Sponsored by the Souris Region-

Meat On Trains Okay For RCs _

OTTAWA (CP)—Canada’s Ro- man Catholics will. be allowed to eat meat while travelling on trains pennnies this Friday, it was announced today by the Ca- nadian Catholic Conference.

The dispensation from church laws of abstinence also applies to other days when Catholics May.not eat meat.

Train travellers in the U-S. Tecently were granted a_ simi- lar ‘dispensation by Rome, ~

The application of the bishops

al High Schoo! Students’ Coun- cil; Joyce Bruce, Kingsboro, sponsored by last year's tug-of- war championship team, the Red Point Farmers: Katherine White, Souris West, sponsored by Souris Co-operative Associa- tion: Claudia Richards, Souris, sponsored by MacKenzie Mot- ors, Souris: and Mar®faret Suth- erland, Red Point, sponsored by Matthew-McLean Ltd. Souris. ROBICHAUD TO ATTEND

The winner will receive a $50 gift certificate from a Charlot- tetown firm and the two prin- cesses will. each receive a $25 gift certificate from the same firm.

After the judging the

high school auditorium. Wednesday will see a parade in the early afternoon, and the

official opening of the regatta

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sland News Page Today Is Big Kickolt ‘For Souris Exhibition

-cafSt ond

ation ball will be held in the |

Two Weeks Said Needed For Park Bridge To Open

Bruce MacLennan, disirict en*|before the Covehead Bridge wil

\ \gineer, public works department, be open for traffic

It was explained there are twe

Charlottetown, estimated yester- beams to be installed. One of

day it will be at least two weeks

them is being installed now, and jafter that is completed, the driv. e ing surface will be paved and Ci Flyer sidewalks built ty | The bridge is part of the Gulf a Aids Resc U jvarious sections of the National . e Park when it is camoleted. The remaining link to be In Labrador jcompleted in the drive is the bridce across the harbor at for two missing children in the |highway that will link it to the wilds of Labrador ended hap- |**!sting highway. pily whep a Charlottetown man| This is a decision for the na- spotted m in about 20 “min- tional parks people and there utes flying time. has been no indication in the missing for some time when ##¢ action is expected. Campbell McNeil, 23-year-old son ca Te of Supt. A. S. McNeil, RCMP, ‘Mys.- MeNeil,.. sia to 5 the aieocent father they take Three Injured e the ground search underway. _ Slightly In Crash i, N : Pos gg se * ‘oe An accident at Souris «West

Shore Drive which will link the

An exciting and trying search North Rustico, and the bits of

"The sfnall youngsters had been estimates this year that immedi- to the air-as-a-supplement___to

Bridge Sunday morning sent Mr.

and exhibition by Federal Fish- civilian flying course and had eries Minister Robichaud. Wat- qualified with both wheels and er sports and boai_races_wj|\ floats._He obtained his depart- follow. Finals in the tug-of-war ment of transport license before will be held at night. Fireworks he went to Labrador City where and a dance will wind up the he is employed this summer with

and Mrs. Chester Bernard, Char- lottetown. and John S. Scott, St.

* eters 4e-hospital with — slight in-

The aceident occurred when the driver, Mr, Bernard, lost

| couver,

event.

Leards Arriving

For Big C

The Leards are artiving for their big gathering at Mount Tryon on the 2lst of July.

Sterling Green and his wife, the former -Lillie-Leard;-of-Van- B.C., came last week and are being entertained in Alberton by Mrs. Ada Wright and in Souris by Mr and Mrs. George Leard. -

Mrs. Green, who is the daugh- ter of the late Archibald Leard of Alberton and _ Saskatoon, brought-with—her -the—picture” of the first Leard man born on Prince Edward Island.

The tin-type, taken over 100 years ago: shows Samuel Leard, the founder of ‘the Point Leards who was born at Tryon in 1779 and his wife Elizabeth Brown who also was Island-born, in the

the Iron Ore Co. of Canada. control of -the’ small European

car when it developed a fiat tire. The vehicle left the road land rolled at the east end of Souris West Bridge.

The three were released f r-o-m mo psa shortly after the accid-

Damage to the car was exten- sive.

aL LES Mag hy

Storey Electric Ltd.

Prince St.,

lan Day

the history corner at the clan gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs. Walter Wood .wher- over 200 Leards, their connect ions and relations, are expected | to assemble Wednesday.

Many of the early Leards are buried in the . People’s ceme-

Cam chia

Eat, Drink and tery, Tryon, near the vaste Be WARY...

Church, with graves scattered Do salads ; ; Do you love lots of fresh fruit, cool throughout. On —-Leard - Day, [eerreains beverages in hot weather? family historians wifl find these | Sounds healthy, but sometimes careless aves rked-—-with._flags | handling, spoilage, or over-indulgence * — with be: | can tead to-annoying Diarrhea. Then it's. Prizes. are being offered for | Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry the oldest and youngest attend- | to the rescue! It quickly relieves nausea, ing the picni those | cramps and restores intestinal balance. a the pen Begg WP ee aan For children and adults alike, Dr.

: F Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry has are reminded to bring box lunch- | proven gentle, and quickly effective for es to be shared. Tea and milk

over 115 years. Keep it handy at home, will be provided. cottage and on trips. 63-0

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“s be the official Centennial “day” The first step he said will be Army, Air Force and Canadian of. Canada was submitted by quaint costumes of the 1860's. > Ag of Charlottetown for . 1967. formation of a committee to Legion, and possibly some civ- Most “Rev. Sergio Pignedoli, This rare picture will be gas > Since it-is expected that prac-_plan_the big event and “in my _ ilian citizen representation. z K. L. ADAMS 8. G. MOORE apolostotic delegate to Canada.‘ display with many others “in "s * tically all communities in Can- opinion no better chairman The ae aes eaten Be eerece . — z = e j = - an : — to get the official invitations : ; = - z t . : — : jto the various dignitaries, as RESEARCH GRANTS AWARDED ‘ : ; 5 in i 2 ickly as possible. : ’ S k Gov’ P| F j h 5 oS, : . . ——ae Two Prince of Wales Col- . search in chemistry. He is as- as ° t aces mp as : Co mmodore $ AE. Be lews | mM ‘ lege’ faculty. members h ave eociates with DE ne eae : : - S $ . ogas ‘Tk en ~awarded~~summer-—re-.clay_ ount Allison under O P h | d O 2 WEATHER arch scholarships from the whom he is doing graduate — n otas : n ustry utpu + Room : 2 : : 3 . Atlantic Provinces Inter-Uni- ‘ study. S. G. Moore of the eee : 3 2 . ~~, 8 TORONTO ‘CP) — Tempera- versity Committee on the Prince of Wales College Phy- By JIM NEAVES Canadian scene in the country’s MAIN BRACE g tures: Sciences. Keir L.’ Adams, left, -sics department received a REGINA (CP)—The impor- history,” he said. : ‘ ¢ Dawson 49 - 67 — of the Chemistry. department, $1000 grant for research at tance the Saskatchewan gov- There now‘ are three potash .* . e > : “Vancouver 47 65 received a $1,000 grant for re- Dalhousie University. ernment places on the develop- operations in production with a s Rainbow Trio Jaz 2 ‘ | Victoria 50 60 —— ——. ment of potash production was peoiireg 9 annual output of % Vocalist PAUL GALLANT $ 7 illustrated tly wh In- about 3,000 tons. Four ma- s* Wise sees $0 2 iginally to have been held. Pre- Earle MacDonal dustry ‘Minister Gordon Grant jor Seams now are is vari- % TONIGHT — DANCING 9 to 12 $ A reflection of the tourist year by the brother club in _Gothen- uatoet ‘ae 69 mier Bennett said he was mak- c Se a mater three-day |ous—stages—of—-mine—develop- %S Members amd Guests Adiainsion S00 2 ing enjoyed by. the city. and burg. Sweden, with which Shey) Toros : 51 65 ing no revision in it. It called for Fu | i H Id potash show and conference ment. By 1970 annual produc- Pc Tourist Membership Available at . S orovince was the great number jhave been exchanging informa- Ottawa sie ace ' 1 6 freedom of chores ler i nera s e — — Se nee ee a ‘ } Door 3 o visiting Rotarians attending tion for the past couple of years. Montrea PH 69 dividuals joining any medica Saskatoon ee : in fertilizer and other chemical 4e een eee F yesterday's meeting of the local Adding to the experience was Quebe t 2 ee 76 insurance pan. |. The funeral for B: Earle Mac- “" 1) Grant said. the show to processes, is predicted to be e 4 -iub-—There were —17—visitors-.4-talk-on_the film,and Scandin. Fredericton ..-... _9 Hd This_non_--compulsory_featureDonald_was_held Monday, July bé sored —by —this—de a more than—12,000;000-tons—equal 3-—_e —ie-—e-—_ the te tk x —* * m as far west. at Victoria, avian countries in general, by Saint Jobe ..... 56 70 416, nad been supported in .ad-\19, from his late residence to De sponsored Di Dar 5000, G00-tons—eq C.. and as far south-a Cocoa local Rotarian Jan Grude. Moncton ee 57 7 vance of the conferéhice by pre: \Zion Presbyterian Church, where Ment. will mrye - publicize to Pee roe s Oed a ; ——PBeach, Fla. During «yesterday's _meetng’|Halifwc $23 miera--Manning-of--Alberia_and jservice sas conducted py Re ee eae oa ea eee lndlantion-ot -come:sot-thm os ————__—__ + abere were Temiiael of the Cnaroenes 8-88 abiis of Maiicba is ater ea mot enya EE ion OD 06 -AAMArk = With each of the many’ Cana- '™ : oblin of nitoba "in *4 ; - but to that of Canada’ t the industry: will hav lar |big Water Follies being sponsor- | Sydney —......... » 56 Oe l Siaws with reporters | Honorary pallbearers were Lt. economy but to that of Canada’s impac e industry will have ‘dian clubs paired with a similar led at the Coliseum on August 4, Yarmouth... .. 58 69 : : Gov: W. J. MacDonald, Hon. T. and the world. on the provincial economy is {Rotary Club overseas, local mem- 5 and 6 by the Rotary Club of | St. Johns, sees 66 jw. L. Prowse, Mr. Justice The industry minister joins shown in that about $12,000.000 ‘bers enjoyed a film sent over Charlottetown Boston Pug oe 79 ° | George J. Tweedy, Mr. Justice Premier Ross Thatcher who has is spent annually by each po- ' eae ae geaele a nolan 68 82 irk issues _ {Mark R. MacGuigan, Hon. A. W. said that potash will contribute tash mine with 1,200,000 tons : } , Miami ...... ro eee nl 87 “ |Matheson, Dr. T. A. Laidlaw, A./to Saskatchewan’s economy in prodiction. Pla rounds yesterday were W. E. Fletcher, | yew Orleans -.......74 92 C il Fo |Walthen Gaudet, Keir Clark, W. the same {way oil resourcés This, Mr. Grant said, opens yg ' = [Lindaay, Ont, WhO WAS 8 WEE nie esses 94-98 a r \E’ Smallman, and Dougald Mac- poured millions’ of dollars into up opportunities for established ; : ber of the local club from 1920), |. Angeles ....... 60 72 : Kinnon. Alberta’s economy. Saskatchewan distributors and

to 1930: Col. Bill Hunt, Camp) Active bearers were Arthur

New Minister

land C. Nelson, ex-Rotarian : f Rev. Malcolm McCuaig of

Is 5,016 Woodstock, N.B. |e cima ask sa of dat fancies | Carberry, ene ° bay me unt = = : isiti 1 i ; + ed’’ to the Kirk . James ttending in a lv were eld- A Webi A, aa will give generally clouxiy | Charlottetown, it was announ- les trustees and Women’s Aux-

A total of 5,016 children turn- Kelly, Wolfville, N.S.; Ralph D.| ais: : jer : |} et out for sessions in the city's Macarl, Whitty, Ont, William gous Weleentay. = | Sat poster ng tliowiany-0-“pee-(Dhany- of Stans Maver. Water Cox,

Playgrounds this week offered J. Clark, Salisbury, Maryland; | and active and*past members of

A bali | HALIFAX (CP) — The wea- : : The impact of the potash {n- manufacturers to produce the ttendance Shilo, Man.; Heath Clark, Bede- | yo office says changeable skies Garrett, Clifford Campbell, John qystry, Mr. Grant said, will required materials. que; H. P. Stewart, Ottawa: | sre expected over most of. the Connolly, John Squarebriges. Dr. make itself felt in Canada’s The show and conference, In

of |L. E. Prowse and Reginald Mac- | world trade balance, in revenue part, will attempt to highlight

for the federal and provincial these opportunities, but the treasuries and provide thous “heart” of the show will be a _ands of-jobs, directly in mining technical conference to discuss and indirectly in secondary in- the problems, ovportunities and dustries. future development of the in-

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by the ci depart- |p: | Regional forecasts: of Prince Edward Island city council; Chief Sterns Web- d eg ment ne Revslar Deus Poterkti,, ve | nee gh gg arse font the Presbyterian Church. 99 ~ owe ig & a Boies PREDICT MONEY INFLUX 7 oes show will be the nucleus " Connaught Square led in at- toria, B.C.: Leo Rolson, Oshawa, i Brunsw *| Mr. McCuaig. who preached ice department; ie erbe Millions of dollars will circu- | of the first potash symposium, “J y

a

Lower Saint John River Valley: | at St. James one Sunday last |H- Jewell and members of the

Cloudy with scattered showers city: fire department: the P.E.1, late through

tendance with 1,496, followed by Hillsboro Square with 1,185; Victoria Park 1,163, Kinsmen Park 636 and Spring Park 546.

Ont.; Dan Bard, Suffield, Conn.; \George Tomalty, Cape. Coral, Fla.; Jim Pineo, Halifax, N.S.; Charles De Bald, Poughkeepsie, |

the province in lete t i fi S| June. is expected_to come — to a complete technical and scien

i iati | 2 ion of ma- tif; : : Cloudy periods. _Not = much) Liberal Association: Independent W2ses 2nd consumption tific conference now being a ; in temperature. Winds ee On a eres aoa Order of Daughters -of the Em- et in the ees ae planned. for Saskatchewan in Prices—Chikiren 75e | vy. \ ’ _ an it is apparen as che- 1967, ’ ' 3 z . tHe ae @ her Oe, wan will become a major trans- 1967," Canada’s Centennial year: | Students 1.00 Adults 1.25

| the five playground sites.

ing sunny with a few | : Dr. Mel Aitken, Hamilton, ; Bon busiest dey in wok veer On: il Brown, Whitby," Ont. Doncion Frederitonand Geiat | "2. 5- Somers. Hymns sung were “The Lord's portation centre, Mr. Grant’ | HAS NEW CURRENC¥ a aioe Seas 989-young people converged on Drew Webster, Montreal: G. L.! John 55 and_72 Cotte aie | The decision regarding the wy Shepherd” and “By Cool Sil- Said. ACCRA (Reuters) — Ghana's : f call was made following repre- 'oam’s Shady Hill.” So far investment made and banks reopened Monday to issue

Crozier, Newcastle, N.B.; Lorne! w,

Cloudy and cooler. |

sentations by -four commission-

the

the country’s new decimal cur-

Interment took place in Mer- committed by industry in maid cemetery. . development of the province's rency. The banks closed to the Rar ee er asta s —— potash resources exceeds $400,- public Thursday to complete ar-

' Special-events of the week in- MacKay, Hamilton, Ont.; David! 4 rey showers.

cluded, crafts, sing-song, picnics Anderson, Toronto; Denton Clark, fers from the congregation, E.K.

High tides today at Charlotte-' MacNutt, Kirk Session: | Mrs.

NORTH RIVER

a . ee eee {town 4.01 a.m. and ae ee a Frank Curtis, women’s organiza-- gpFLI, OUT TOGETHER 000,000 and, Mr.’ Grant said.’ rangements for the change-over : ay a Rustico at 10.33 a.m. and 11.58 | tions: George Chandler, church could possibly reach. $1,000,000,- frém pounds, shillings and pence x peas Summerside tide eighteen} toard; and Mr. Brown, Kirk! Canada’s three associations 000 by 1970. © to- the new Ghanaian__decimal_ minutes ‘later than Charlotte-| men. representing 46.000 professional ‘This is without a doubt one currency. The new cedi note is town. Sun rises today at 6.00, In other business Hugh Lowery |engineers will build a pavilion ‘of the greatest resource devél- worth about $1.23. There are 100 Lm and sets at 6.28 p.m. _All | was _ appointed-.clerkand—trea---of--their—own—at-the-1967—Mont- ~opment—prograths—to-—hit—the—pesewas—coin—-unit—to-one-cedi--— . + —— — _ times yADT. | surer of the Preshytery. |real World’s Fair. aa fe — ] : BLE BaEDBaABEaAABD a ALLE Bh. |

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training and development.

Mr. Roblin met premiers Thatcher of Saskatchewan .and Manning of Alberta Monday foremoon and a a they agreed tentatively fo set up a prairie ‘economic council. Mr. Thatcher told reporters later this will bl important to Sas- katchewans industrial growth.

In his brief. Mr. Thatcher em- '

phasized priority for . federal- provincial measures to expand

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