maximum safety fo r bathers

Maximum hie protection is; assured Island vacationers who frequent. north. shore bedches |

. during the summer months.

Positioned along. the prov-

__ince”s-more._utilized_swim_areas . will be 15 lifeguards ° ‘employed

by the National Park and qual- ified by the Red Cross as na- tional . surf guards.

hese persons “are college stu-

“dents who have-passed;a=stand-

ard set of examinations in first aid-.and water safety ‘which en- ables them to assume any life- guard position in Canada...

This rigorous set of~examina- tions has. been: introduced by the National Lifeguard ~ Service in co-operation with the Red Cross, the Royal Life Savitig Society and YMCA’s across Canada.

Dur beaches surpass all others | -

‘in Canada as well as our moder- ate water temperatures which sare between 65 and 75 degrees during the summer months. Because of surf conditions with - which Island lifeguards have to deal, the equipment con- nected with such conditions, ®.E.I. guards are known as na- tional surf - recognized superior to any other lifeguard organization in Can- ada. os ~ There are nine lifeguard sia-

. tions situated at different loca-

tions on. the. North Shore and these . stations known as first aid posts. are equipped with modern safety features, some of which’ include: surf paddle boards, small boats, torpedo buoys. and _ restiscitaters which enable the guards to perform ‘their duties more efficient.y in event of an emergency.--az<-

lifeguards and‘ are _

LIFEGUARD STATION’? “AT STANHOPE BEACH

Giegunte service "provides

hades Smajor rescues were made by Prince Edward Islands lifeguards last summer at beach areas-on..the north shore of the Island.

A_refresher course is required for all lifeguards each year. This period of conditioning in- cludes the first two-" Weeks. in June at which time they receive lectures- on—public -relations_.and requalify in-all rescue skills -for the purpose of passing tests which may. present. similar, con- ditions in the event of a mishap at their swim“areas:

-This two-week. period is ‘also

‘alotted for the purpose of posi-

tioning life lines on beaches. and organizing life saving devic- es. at first aid pes: in the Na- tional Park:'

Before qualifying — ‘as ‘an in- structor, a candidate:-must have acquired the- bronze medallion or the YMCA equivalent which includes. about four years. training under , conditions aid down by the National Life Guard Service. An age limit of 18 years has also'-been:-standardized for, lifeguard qualifications.

All P.E.I. lifeguards have t award of merit which is the second highest award attainable and this-includes about six years of training.

The largest influx of ‘vacation: ee ,ers and weekend campers is lo-

cated at Cavendish, Brackley

‘and Stanhope where — an. .extra \guard 1s stationed to handle the

transient— flow of people on weekends, . GUARDS POSTED

Fifteen guards are positioned at, nine of the major swimming

MV PRINCE NOVA

LORD SELKIRK

| ne The Ideal Way To Visit oa Prince Edward Island -

Thes® modern ferries offer the ‘visitor to P.E.T. a glimpse yr the most modern concepts of design and luxury in this area. With the navigational aids and excellent passehger accommodations _ this is really an important part of any. vacation plane to visit P. E. Island.

- capital Friday to begin.a state

areas which are protected from< three weeks.

SECTION “B’

8

- Tourist Guide For 1966

TU ESDAY, MAY 2ist, 1966 .

PAGES 1 to 12

Deep-sea-fishing

Wayne,

nine o'clock in the morning un- | til six o’clock‘in the evening. These posts are located at

Deep-sea_ Dae Gantoge tame, ee sport feiing =

Cape, Brackley, Rustico Island,.. »

“North” Rustico, “Cavéndishmain- increasing —

-beach and Cavendish camp Registered deep-sea

ground. I Liféguard demonstrations “are of Prince , tal 17 and*

conducted. at, the North .Shore-|boats in the proving, each year to show the -public Edward Island now to how ‘qualified and capabley,our {the numiber~is being added to _ lifeguards’ really are. These ‘yearly. ° The list of tourist Set | demonstrations | feature’.«mock ,sea fishermen,“contained: in ‘rescues which are “Gatied out folder produced ‘by ‘the Prince’ | using safety equipment to dem- Edward Island. Travel ae onstrate the fast recovery of a is as follows:

swimmer in danger. _ A PRINCE COUNTY.

The demonstrations are bas-| New Annan — Delbert Ray ically set up as a_ competition |ner, Master: “SEA LION”. between guards of different | QUEEN‘S COUNTY.

posts atid a hods are-—Rusti¢o Har au shown along with first aid skills — Master: eye Aides

and different methods of artifi- «Kpe]TH-.M’. cial. respiration : Fret tiie Master: ‘BON: ° __This year, lifeguard demon-" NIF; LEE iV’). _ ne strations will conducted “at *. Francis. Gauthier, - Master: Brackley Beach July 31. . “CENTENNIAL”, The Island hasn’t hada’ water.| Keith Smith, Master: “WAIF | fatality within a supervised area 111°”. lof the- National Park since the Myron Court, Master: “SIL- service_came into existence ap->: VA ers proximately 16 years ago.. This “ANN SHIRLEY - TV along is an. achievement which Charles -:Craswell, . Master: speaks for itself. Stanley © Bridge -Whart--Thomas !Gallanf, . Master: “BONNY SHAR: VISITS ROMANIA , ANN”. ;

| Covehead Harbour — Malcolm BUCHAREST (Reuter s)— jAllen, Master: ,: ‘NORTHERN Shah Mohammed Reza: Pahlevi |QUEEN” ‘and’ “ANITA A-11". of Iran arrived in the Romanian | Emmett Robiniyads 5 t er: LSC: Ty; mM.” « visit: He—also-.will go to Yugo- slavia and Morocco in the next

INE L” and—‘COVER: GIRL”.. Lea Misener, Master: “ROSE iMARIFP V’? iv - ae

latest in:

SAILING SCHEDULE 1966

_ NORTHUMBERLAN

(Dail¥ Including"Sunday)

1:00 pin

’

{ioe laxing and exciting..Here Johnny ha§f of the Wayne and Shuster comedy team. displays <a= couple of fish caught off the North

Charlottetown “I'M ALONE XX". Jack Mise- |Tet. Visitors,” ‘the Minister said. |

‘\per Master.

KING‘S COUNTY

(Canadian actors who took. —part-in the 1965 Summer Festival in, Chars . lottetown.

Hotel

Savage Harbour —

Mosher,

4STAR”

“ Wenidall Glover, “Master:.

| LESTE”

| Master:

FRc Rose, Master:

ab y hai

Master:

“FLO F".

Training _ rw! employees.

| .,.“A good turnout of employees

|from various Island establish- “PAUL D” and |ments- and’ businesses” catering}. : ‘directly or indirectly to the tta- vet industry is expected for Pro- (Ject Hospitality, a_ staff training

_Shore. Seated behind -Johnny dines

Ltd.

“NORTH, centres: this Year,"

fishing | North Lake — Wesley Fraser, “JUDY

iseminar, to be held in Charlotte-

town June 7,” according to Hon. ‘Lloyd G MacPhail, Minister of

| Tourist Development.

| This special training program directed toward employees of : ; , . : : hotels, motels and other tourist 18 , ‘ : x establishments, . ‘service station attendants and_

restaurants,

inform’&tion: bureau: staffs, .spearheaded. by .the

~“This ds an excellent’

a . - A.D.T. ; LEAVE WOOD ISLAND, P.EL & CARIBOU, -N.8:.-———— i! ? May poMay WM ivieiees 9:00 a.m. 12:00 noon 3:00pm. 6:00pm _ ; = ale loner 5 8200- a.m, —10:00-a.m, 12:00-u00n 2:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 6:00 pm |: {une 9 Aug. oie coun 8:00.a.m. ° 9:35 a.m. 11:10 am, 12:50 p.m 2:30 p.m... © 4:05 p.m. - 5:40 p.m. 7:15 p.m. : ; Aug. 30—Sept.. 26 ..... igoeey 8:00-a.m, 10:00 a.m. 12:00 noon 2:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. $a Sept: 27—Oct? 17. ....... eee. 9:60 a.m. 12:00 noott *3:00.p.m. 5:00 pm., : ERE anveaie Oct, 18—Oct, 29 oe. vciee 1 9:00/a.m, “12:00 noon "2:00 p.m. 4:00 pith. . Page Ort: 0 Dee,-20 tA, STI. Bam 100 am “8:00 pn. ae:

mecinamtitia

| FERRIES LTD.

sf The Prince Nova and. Lord Selkirk Offer 5 Passenger accommodation of

.. 60. e Esnerewic vikw from passenger

id Latest safety features and fe. saving equipment. Ss

Canadian : : Tourist’ Association in coopera- | - ee ° CE retiee og ee S : ¥ ie tion with the Prince Edward Is- ; at ; . : : land Travel Bureau j. Provincial Tourist

the

Louis Campbell, -Mdéter:' “AL- nity for these persons, our first: |” oe ‘of contact with the tourist, td get some éxpert ideas for deal. _._ ing. with and meeting-our sum-

igman an ‘Thompson,

‘Such seminars using modern jteaching devices and kit mater- ' lial, will be held in 65 a he- ‘added.-

|__ There will be two. seminars’ |

one -in..theafternoon--and...the. “CE- other in the evening) in Charlot- f

'tetown to cope with the ‘expect: i | ed. heavy registration. a

-KIND- HEART. TOO. WOBBLY. BIRMINGHAM,. England (CP)—A dentist -was--fined=-£25}- by his local executive” council | for. ‘being,;too s6ft.- hearted." A woman patient was. afraid of | _|injections so he filled her teeth | as best he could without using | the needle. Later she com- council that the

richness tgp

CAMERA FAN ‘S PARADISE -

Travelfing~ throughout the Island camera enthusiass Will discover con- siderable rewarding material in :the many landscapes and seascapes

Canada Highway, near Tryon, os shows one of the severaj communi-- ties ‘worth ‘capturing on film. The\ | red soil, green fields and blue wat-: ers combine for Pigasing asing color shots.

whicn reflect the way-of-life in the provice. This scene is‘on the Trans -

ca

We Welcome

Prince Edward Island

No trip to P. Elis complete without a visit to: our 1 SOUVENIR department. eG

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Lunch calles es eee

Stop in at our hunch counter for «refreshing Wt Light lunches cand meals served

| cena eee Bakery ounter” Ve AN bakery goods are baked dat. PIES, ROLLS, BIRTHDAY CAKES. COOKIES, TARTS end whatever your. sweet tooth désires you will find lt at our bakery counter

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tn “The Heart of Charlot own”

Opposite —o Centre

133 Queen Street