— SS A te vi ~S : z ~ ; - . Ne = Ts , ~~ eo ‘ -: his = a i >. Ms - f ih i ee cei - ~ te RHE " prpermrener es | armen m-- Kav At present ne m saying ~ —— on tne, Oh. SUNS. s ctvases 59 74 with his nephew, whose name ~ ; SCT Albany 67 : is also James McKay, of 285 wee Lace Boston ees 68 93 +~Kent- Street. -\ir—MeKay—has B ~! ™, TS ss cbu sae 74 85 made approximately 20 trips NE iui deduha 76 BA - back to the Island since he ate d Cc Tucson 70 102 first left in -1898. During his mi Los Angeles . B 80 life he has. been a carpenter " ~ ine ern an eniral Districts ~ HALIFAX (CP) The wea- sa ‘fisherman, a farmer and -@ uardian, Charlottetown, Thur., July 14, 1966. 3 ther office says a weather sys- | yaoht builder He will retura item, Will move ,into the Atlan- to Medford, Massachusetts. ke in thé<morning. Drier air | _this Friday 1 Will flow inté™the area follow- : ‘Continue Br rie Ing. fing the passage OALthis weather Pleads Not | system, i Bey: , | A sumny day ts epi in | Guilty To é jmost regions. Temperafires wy ae [Will climb tothe upper 70s. in\ Drunk Driving e the afternoon. <>. a. LG i NA Sunny “skies and ‘seasonable Lawrence Byran Hardy, Sum- * temiperatures\are — expected_ to | merside _pleading not guilty te ” cicada of depart Hon Mr Meliraith wi continue Eriday~ ;@ charge of drunken driving, * ments of the federal govern: chairman of the session | ee ecasl> - a | | had his case adjourned until ment met yesterday With cover™ — Royresentatives f a Prince Edward Island, ew | Ausust.1, by Provincial Magis ment~officials from New Bruns eral. ana ie ore je niie! Bronswick: Sunny™with sé€ason- trate James B. Johnston, QC, is e vict_ and. Prince Edward Isla™4 works labs i Se rt ™= nee eee mae : on County - Magistrate’s : o explain end discuss various $, ) . : ow arlottetow: {cou jednesday morning. sauchenaatatiae acts nist tar Pe wet See eens ine sand 75, Moncton, Frederic. Visitor Here 1 | lawson E. MacEachera, nioues concerned with the Con- Noy, Scotiagovernn sad thts ek ton and Saint John 5% and 78, }~ . aflattetown was fined $14 and _ itruction of the Northumberland | tended : | Edmundstap Sand 73, “Gamp- costs ailing to secure a load” Strait causeway ende < beliton 55. and TR. outlook "Yer | Nearii 98 on rola Dr: John Stewart, MP for An theres technital ee on | Friday > sunny aoe - 4igonish — Guysbourgh, Nova ‘26 -&Ctual construction on temperatures Alan John McKa be % (im Nt e Snntie. whin ic a parliamentary administrative _ procedures vil High tide today at | arlotte- | come ‘this Mey val be but MOTOR REWINDING assistant to the Hon. George Me- |be held for representatives from | tow Z.16 aim. and-9.12 p.m. At).can carry-on a & REPAIRS firr't’ faderr’—+-minist=n_ of | Contracting firms who have ex: | | Rustico™at 2.58-p.m. Summeriide like a teenager. He was~born~ sublic works, said in a brief tn- Pressed. imterest in bidding the tide-eighte@n_ minutes later than “in Mt. Stewart™in 1868 and fie" Flectric Ltd ~ verview yesterday “that such Causeway project Charlottetown. Gun Yisestoday | sinre_ then, has moved to the storey ectric N= things as labour conditions and . This morting’s sessions sei ' . a ~ he t eee wud aS 6.0) ae on ae Me. 136 Prince St., Ch'town supply, financial ‘arrangements, underway at 10 a.m. and wi!l tt ‘ —times..2 : Ss Wi is son James Mc- | a ce : : taxes and other such matters | continue until” tomorrow evey. ATTEND CAUSEWAY * Han e were being talked out ing. - mn f CITY AREA. J i = x «weer * + * ee Ye ok BRIEFING SESSIONS on ments and the governments ; K.J. Webber, , 7 | Pass 1c administrative polices re- of Nova Scotia, New Bruns- minister of Yahour for New FUNERALS : > OLD HOME ¥ EEK T oday | garding the construction of wick and P.E.J. attending. Brunswick; Hon.~George Me. ~ Bw + ; ’ j Thursday the Northumberland Causeway LEFT RIGHT are Dr. -Ilraith, federal ter af : xams. bs d eee cniees 2:30-7-9 were held yesterday. at the John Stewart, MP, Antigon- public works and E.G. an- DOTRON FUNE RAL. : : Mens Lilien we ~ Confederation Centre, with: re-~ish Guysborough, who ‘s non, Summerside, area ma% | funeral for Roy nee oe The following<is a list of su poe An fiw iis “close, July 20th, presentatives of various fe- parljamentary assistant to ager for the department of ce Tuesday morning July 12\\cessful candidates\jn examina- | vestock SS deral eee _Gepart- the federal minister of publie manpower. _ frei Hennessey Funeral |tiens held recently bythe Royal gs Dente meohiog Gunbecvaiery at Masle Wi. Tor 1966> Registration names sand numbers cc where Reqil High Mass.was| Onto it Charlottetown. “Fhe Sha hemenescomenlietescea: — Snakes, ‘Gators: Guns sets yh Wilam ames ae aanced Im order ot]. mst “at the time of entry —Rev._Erit was! ‘ aC ce Featured At Monta e ‘ee te secu Te | GRADE TE PLANd asthe catalogue will a Sires and adian Legion, Brave-| pass ~ Ruth Lacey. ae ~ Side-service was. conducted N Dams ‘i Coati Mundis are not native to | which will be staged inthe new Harry Mortimer and last A; Satoees pe Mary this year. oN “I q

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Montague. Neither are alligators, | Montague rink on Friday~ aramadillos, _n or poisonous | Saturday nights. ~ .Frank Smith Representatives snakes but these. animals and| Mr. Weed, a naturalist and Of. the- 2nd Artillery Battery at- many others will be part of the | fire arms“instructor, is touring ‘jendad the funeral. Pall bearers

sand and reveilie were sounded by

ATTEND FUNERAL

Chessell -and-— Axel |Murray . Harbour, sRasi! Irving

day afternoon Mass., to attend> the funeral” Sterling Whiteway

for Bellerica, of >

VACATION

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Prowse

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parents—Mr—and—Mrs—Ger. Prowse, Murray. Harbour.

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Tilly Giddings and Cecil Gid- dings who for the past several! months have been living in Mur- ray Harbour with their sister, | Mrs ken

up residence’ in. Murray

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Irving |Murray Harbour North.

Charlottetown, and Wijliamr Der- | ~_fby. White Sands, left op Gatuh | od and family have returned | Edward Island 15 years ago as a A. MacLaine.

and son Gerald, Trenton, Ontar- and two boys. of London, Ont., ing two’ weeks va- (are. Visiting; with Mr. Glover's

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James MacLeod. have ta-?

——~TTottetown Co-op Cora and, Gertrude Herring |creation Caner and the Confed-

Frank Weed Everglades Show agricultural fairs and guide's were Peter Pineau, Lawrence meets in New Brunswick.. While |p)... Reith Smith, Frank Harbour and vicinity and im jhe has never brought the Ever- Sm th. William “€ampbell, and

— me to Se mores Emmet: Doiron. Interment was} RETURN. HOME \CFCY television several times /™ ‘he Catholic cemetery where Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Strick | since his first visit to Prince S'vice Was conducted by “Re.

to. their home_in Brantford, On- | dog ¢ trainer. The, show originates “yy, nox ba |tario, after visiting-with relatives |from Fort Lauderdale, Florida: acDONALD FUNERAL -

end starts: its annual tour ini The funeral service for the late lin Murray Harbour and vicinity. Weasearh, deina Spittannen's Givs~. Geccan Mactinald eas VISIT PARENTS shows in the United States be- held from South Lake Church and Mrs. Seaman Glovet | fore coming to the Maritimes|on Tuesday, July 12. The Rev. where it makes between 13 and 'N:0. Smith conducted the ser-| + - . vice inthe church and at the lost an.m. in the grave’ Hymns sung were How show come ~ aaa amare Seen, Great at. Thou Art, . The Lord's native My Sheph | Florida and the Southern states. |). Rent ned a ay om ere Clinton | Over 100 snakes will be display- Sinmrett: Palle M Te |ed, and three of the four types ats 5 ere, eee ee ee a snakes in North | Start. Arthur. Stewart, Fred 4 ——— handled in. the |S¢!wyn. Foster Young. Flower- show. The largest snake on show | D€arers were Gordon Robertson, will be a ninefoot boa constric- Alva Ching, Lowell Ching, An- tor. Mr. Weed recently played a |mette~Robertson, Lyman Baker, part for a movie in Miami in Robert Baker. Interment was in

ed_by one of these huge snakes, - ess 7

Mr

William Glover and with Mrs. Glever’s parents, r. a

Bell all of White Sands.

FALSE ALARMS

The Charlottetown Fire De- partment answered five false alarms in the: city last, night lduring the electrical storm. The alarms at the Provincial Build- i Fisher Brothers, the Ohar- , the Basihea Re

and their, mother Mrs. Whitten eration Centre all wene report-|@Nd despite convincing pictures (equal) ;:S. Jane Reeves, Robert- Herring, Toronto, Ontario, are\ed to be |shert circuits due to eee ae cae dea ae WEATHER son Burnett, Beryl Stewart wistting With eelatives in Murray ‘te _storm: sa A seem sine bid: ont is TORONTO. (CP) — Tempera- bani Pass — James D. Sim- a S SHOW. | tures: . TAKE A TOUR ON “EASTERN NORTH Other features will be alisaior Low overt Wish Wednesday |GRADE. 1 PIANO Confederation AMERICA'S ONLY AUTHENTIC te eed taney neooting {Oar Sq fe evade meee Alten LONDON DOUBLEDECKER BUS" = Maniewm, ies and stot Fimonton S & (iene Came Tours leave the Contetenetiens aos aoe eT ae fasiges 3 . 4 a 10 a.m.—1!:30 a.m.—1:30 p.m. 3.00 Mr.” Weed's “wile, . 88"! Ottawa io? ow LOBS T ER Sur f ER ee sr Pte bt tae a. Hist pm. Cy tomes eal ame Sst anne the animals 08 ing nS % “ae Howard The Turtle beer Rates Yor city ‘pene Fort Lauderdale ~ home. Mire foe ies os .” ISf. ANN PARISH oS Children under 12 years (Owe GOW Oe eS . | “ the United States next nthe Saint John ....... ~~ 7 HOPE RIVER ix ~~ Stars in Te Sa eee a -ABEGWEIT. SIGHTSEEING- TOURS _} P= Were zounsest son Cary. ita ———- 6 — 8 “also travels with the show ee 3 — $ miles from New Giasgo nen ~- oo y Re Seco ipt tot ae Charlottetown Dial 4-9966 and 3 Santis many Smeets Sydney i. S 5 miles from Cavendish | Howard's Nutty Re levIewW

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Honours — Karen RL. Bell, | Mary A. Martin (equal).

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