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'DR. IAN C. MacMILLAN

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CAR LEAVING FOR BOSTON Sundlv. AusIut 2nd. Can no. commodate two passenger. Telephone St. Peters 41-3.

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CAB LEAVING FOE TORONTO SWIM“. July 26th. Can sc- commodate one or two p... senders. Telephone Rudiseh's T xaco

Inn-ounces the opening

ZELLERS'

RETAIL PERSONNEL WANTED: POSITIONS NOW OPEN

e 8e ' t , f a temporary office for Southport. "m 8m?" 0 Selling 0 Office Work s Stockroom ' FULL TIME AND PART TIME EMPLOYMENT IN ZELLER’S NEW. STORE FOR LATE TO OPEN SOON AT . 159 KENT ST., CHARID'I‘I‘EI‘OWN SALESLADIES WANTED FOR THESE MERCHANDISE LINES: Eggdy-to-Wegr . l-Iosiery —- Men's ! Mill Women's Children's ' . usw IPoinIt Rifle Range. Lsdies’ Accessories. Shoes Fmdekpleft‘ise dphone 892-1062. 3 $9293”; Ngfdmm 10mm" . o ere . p . Gm. We“ Cmtains and Draperies ’ERCHANDISE MERCHANDISE : 6”” r—s—r Toy. ROCK - SHAKE SIDING ° W“ M “d M" , . . and 0“ Cl NON-SELLING me e S Inc Operator : Stockroom Per (female) . FOR OLD OR NEW HOMES SKILLET BLAeNAGERESS By Johns-Manville ons As Well For Pennanent Centennial Colors Unit operator . ghhwuher _ aitresses

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Kings Building Materials Ltd.

Southport 894-4830 - Montague 838-2532 JUST ARRIVED

1—Carload Asphalt Products; 1—Carload Fiber- glass Insulation; l—Carload Gyproc; 1—Carload Ceiling Tile, K. B. Sheathing, etc. — all quality Domtar Products.

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—ALSO— 1—CarlOad of Hardboards, Butternut Provincial Cherry, Laurentian.

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NOTICES NOTICES W1, SYDNEY STREET BAKERY ' a O W O P E N ‘ at 203 SYDNEY ST., CH’TOWN S HOME BAKING

Try our Delicious Fudge CALL IN THIS WEEK-END

FAIRVIEW SCHOOL DIVISION NO. 50,

FAIRVIEW, ALBERTA Applications are invited for the following teaching positions, duties to commence Septem- ber 1, 1964. '

1. Grade 1 teacher,

2. Typing and Pitman Fairview High School

Fairview.

Hines Creek.

Falrvlew. Shorthand Teacher,

3. Grade 9 teacher,

4. High School teacher, Social Studies pattern.

5. Vice-principal, Worsley High School. State subject preference.

6. High School teacher, Worsley High School. ' State subject preference.

7. Grade 5 teacher, Worsley School.

8. French teacher, Fairview High School.

1964-65 SALARY SCHEDULE: 3000 3600 4300 5000 5300 5600 4700 5700 6700 8100 8400 8700

Inquiries and applications (with references) should .be add . to I MR.’D. J. DIBSKI, M.Ed., Superintendent of Schools, Fairview, Alberta. Phone 835-2002.

The Gnssdkn. mun, Fri. July as, 1994. 19, ' CITY. a QUEENS I CITY & QUEENS

REPAIRS T0 automatic rush I MASONIC SERVICE. Breth- électric ranges, era of Prince of Wales Lodge Factory trained I No. 18 AF and AM are request- storey Electric, I ed to meet In Lodge room Hun- dial 4-7341 day or eight. Itetr7hiver on Sunday, July 25th, a p.m. to attend-divine wor- RCMP MUSICAL RIDE, plus ship at Brookfield Presbyter- elght races. Charlottetown Dr!“ , ian Church at 8 p.m. Visiting In! Pll'k- July 25 and 273‘- “0' I Masons welcome. keta available from mem rs’

ers, dryers, refrigerators. service men.

of the Rotary Club. COME To Strawberry and ice cream festival at Christian

GIGGEYS PHARMACY new , Education Centre, Cavendish. location 131 Great George Stl'ruesday, July 23, lgrving

We treat the sick well. Pl-c- {from 7 .m. 5319 of home scriptions first. Dial 4-31701’ing. Sponsored by u,c_w Prompt free delivery. ,Cavendish Pastoral Charge. on. n. Allan MacMillan will‘ BERRY PICKING at Bell's. be hbsent from t Charlotte-{Tryom Friday. July 24. Please town Clinic July 22 to August 4. bring containers. in I ' . .‘ cum/é I YES: THERE'S dancing at. DANCE EVERY Saturday the New ’ Glasgow Recreation night in St. Andrews Hall, Mt. Centre. New Glasgow, every Stewart. Dancing 9.30 - 12. Man Saturday mm 9.30 —— 12 sic by Smiths OrchestraCan- “ISM MIMIC by the Del-Rays. "e' “"1” LOBSTER SUPPER at Re- DANCE IN Tracadie Hall “realm Ceme- NEW Glassowr

cook- . o

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. Saturday. July 25th serving Monday, July 27th. musrc. from 7 ‘ - . . p.m. Come and enjoy m “’"we- I“ “d “ CYO' lobster in the shell.

DANCE. MILLVIEW Hall “VARIETY Show" In Sher- every Friday DIEM. Dancing wood Hall. Thursday July 30th, moo-1.2:”. Good music. C-an- at 330 p.m. Singers _ dancm teen service. Ia-"inthrumentaIists —- Rock 'n

o and. etc. Canteen ser-

DANCE WILL be held 11‘ Li“ vice. Dance after the show. in 65 Hall. Tuesday. July 23- .‘ aid of “The Cannauglht Bull- ,dog's softball team." . NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE

or LANDS—MOUNT STEWART: KINGS COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT I REGULAR FRIDAY night

M to and by virtue dance in Morel] Village Hall. Execution to me Music by the “Del-Rays". e

‘ DR. L.P. IBLAM Souris will Count Court of Queens County , .' . ' at theyFirst Circuit of the said .he absent from his W190 July Court on the 2nd day of Ju4y i26th to August 1st inclusrve. B 1964 1" “fighm‘f'heffi‘fi run LAW orrrcn ot Ken- ma' Queens County lnefh MacDonald in the Civic were applicants against the Bmmmg- M°nlaguen WI" I”

each Saturday.

NOTICE or SHERIFF'S

sa‘ executions were severally marked to levy SALE OF LANDS lows:——Firstly for $251.52. souruponr SCHOOL y for $143.85; 'I‘birdly f DISTRICT SW4. and Fourtth for $134 53 being ammt 8c 1 PURSUANT to and virtue of

sts which remain unpaid together with the costs of execution and costs of and to levy and sale and

other eatpenses of execution. HEREBY GIVE PUBLIC

NOTI that on Th the 6th day ofof August AD. 1964 at

“x” and 9° Writs of Execution to me dir- ected and issued out of the County Court of Q n e e n s County at the First Circuit of the said Court on the 2nd day of July A. D. 1964 in actions wherein The Trustees of School District No. 44 in ' Queens

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the hour eleven o’clock in in Izh

SET UP AND SELL to the highest bidder the following described lands:—Firstly: All act of land on Lot No. 37 in Queens County aforesaid bo on e north Hillsborough River; east the farm of James Reddin, the east boundary be- ing the Division Line between Lot 37 '

County were applicants against the lands Firstly, Secondly, Thirdly, Fourthly and Fifthly described and which said ex- ecutions were severally mark- ed to levy, as followsz—Firstly for $117.54; Secondly for $59.92: Thirdly for $60.81; Fourt for $73.26 and Fiftth for $392.- 06 being the amounts of school taxes and costs which remain unpaid together with the costs of and incidental to levy and sale and other expenses of execution.

I HEREBY GIVE PUBLIC NOTICE that on Thursday the

KINGS COUNTY

STRAWBERRY ICE Cream Festival on MorelIUnited Church grounds. August Sigmund by Morell United

rch Women. WASHINGTON (AP) — U.S. CENTENNIAL MASS 4 p.m. Little Pond Church Grounds. Sunday. July 26. 100th anniver- sary of the church. .

ICE CREAM and strawberry

urged the Latin American re- l publics Wednesday to slap sanc-

ments of the Americas “will no

festival at Rollo Bay WestI longer tolerate Its efforts to ex- School, Saturday, July 25 at 7" port revolution." .. p.m. , I Rusk asked the inter . Amer-l t

STRAWBERRY AND ice cream festival on Presbyterian Church lawn Montague, serving from six.

isters to take three measures . aimed at halting Cuba's a-lleged subversive activity in the hem- - isphere:

l 1. imposition of sanctions.

2. A warning to Castro regime

CAMP KElR French River annual outdoor service Sunday, July 26. Hymn sing 2,30 p.m. rvice 3 p. m. Speaker, Rev.I Raymond Gillis, Clyde River. Special music quartettes. trios: and duets. if weather Inclement:

will be held at St. John‘s Pres- bymmn Church, New London- ments and those of other free-. world countries to take ro-

ap I

PRINCESS PAT Drive ST nr priate steps in the field of trpade I

Theatre, July 23.24 and 25.; with Cuba." ‘ Lawrence of Arabia". A top? NOT SPELLED OUT

ranking adventure epic. l In_his speech Rusk did not

yfiREggRVE SATURDAY. : . _ . the picnic at S

Bript’s Church, Foxle River. Dinner, swings and games. .

MR. AND Mrs. W.J Reid w1ll be at home to their friends on the occasion of their fiftieth‘ Iweddlng anniversary at Bede-‘ .que United Church Hall 3—5 and; 7-9 p.m., July 29th.

COME TO Ice cream socialI

full weight of the regional Se-

Rusk added: “This serve as a deterrent! trustl the Castro regime will ‘ ed . the message." l

3. A call to “our own govern- I I

should I

'lulty for. but the ministerial confer- , once has before it a resolution calling for all members the' Organization of A m e r i c a n States to break diplomatic and i trade relations with Cuba.

This proposal was presented by Colombia, Costa Rica and Panama.

It represents the position ot Venezuela which called the , minist rs '

. hart: ii.°°é‘:‘.i:.§ July 25th. ’ 35' evenmg-g regime's subversive efforts to, . overthrow the Venezuelan cow,

TEENAGE DANCE at Al- "mnem- bany Lions Community Centre.‘ MEXICO' Cm" Uruguay “dl Friday, July 24. Rock In R 011‘ Bolivia still have diplomatic re and. Dancing 9.30 ~12.30 Ad. Iations with Cuba. While Lhel mission 60 cents. Latin American nations have;

. little trade with Cuba, at formal ‘ economic'boycott would give a strong moral boost to U.S. ef- forts to persuade some of its. Europeamallies not to do bus iness with Cuba. SUPPORT MADE CLEAR

Rusk made clear the U.S. supports Venezuela's position. declaring:

“Today it Is Venezuela which

' BIRTHS

WEIJCHER — Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Welahetr (nee Shit:- ley Baronet), Vancouver, BC, are happy to announce the ar-

rival of en ' - Is under attack. Is there any lamwcewillgfing'lbgn Jilly 12- one of us who can say with - .10 ozs. assurance ‘it cannot be my

country tomorrow.’ "

"It is my firm conviction that we have a solemn respon- sibility both to the Venezuelan

SCOTT — Mr. and Mrs. James Scott, Charlottetown, are happy to announce the birth of their daughter. Pauline, at the Prince - ward Island Hospital on J 2nd. 1964. Weight 6 lbs.. 121/: I g‘me ‘° "‘°"“" “mm” my one. A sister for Shelley and l “Hive assault “and my “mm American republic.

“ r governments acted reso-

WHITEWAY — Betty and Rob-I luter against a dictator of the

rt are pleased to announce I right who leled ‘0 “awn” the birth oftheir son, George} President Betancourt In 1960' Miles. weight lbs., 14‘They unanimously agreed 0!! ounces on July 13, 1964. A, sanctions. I now ask: Can we brother for Mona and Mark do less against a dictator of the at the Klngs County Hos-i left who tried to assassinate pita]. democracy In Venmel‘l"

tions. suspension of

munications.

{Rusk Urges Cuban Sanctions By Latin American Countries

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State Secretary Dean Rusk relations and sea and sir com-

The Venezuelan position was

tions on Cuba and warned the embodied In a resolution pm" Castro regime gover-I- ‘ rented to the conference Tues-. day by Colombia, Costa Rica— and Panama

The resolution excepted from

. he embargo transportation to- Ican conference of foreign mIn- I and from Cuba necessary for

if it persists in subversion. "thel

spell out the sanctions he called ‘ b

emergency humanitarian rea-

Mexico Is the only hernI-’ spheric country which has '- regularly scheduled sir line with Havana flown by CubanL Airlines, .

An exception in the trade

s ,curity system will be applied." bargo was made for dietetic and medical

and children's food supplies. .

Gun Battle _. ls Reported

NICOSIIA beet-ls roke out Wednesday near the Turkish-Cypriot refugee villng of Hamid Mandres but pw tered to a halt without casual-

(AIPI—A

United Nations observers said 40 to 50 shots were exchang between Greek and Turkish? Cypriots during the 45-minute fight.

It was the second straight day of gunfire heard in the village two miles north of Nicosia. Tuesday the Turks in the neighborhood of ' firing on shepherds.

The Greek - Cypriot govern- ment issued a statement scene sing Turkish terrorists of hide napping and maltreatIng seven" Greek men and one Greek.-

Greeks accused g

woman in tense northwest Cy-“_'

prus Tuesday. _ The eight, taken from two buSes at a Turkish roadblock near the village of Ayiod George - hios, were released shortly 11-" ter midnight Tuesday night sfi fer being held 11 hours. A gov? ernment spokesman said the_ men were blindfolded, beatenm and threatened with death dur- v ing a long interrogation. The .Turkish - Cypriots acknowledged the incident but.

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said the group had been sb-' :-

ducted by "undisciplined ish - Cypriot elements."

Turk-3

1 dt . 5 fig; 33pr Termitmiiewé’isl’fowl»? Operation Seen , On Lung Cancer}

COPENHAGEN (Reuters) .'

The I - minute which started

anticlost

Danish television viewers Wed-~ nesday night were given a fume: minute view of a lung cancer: operation during which the left lung of s 90 - cigarette- a- day smoker was removed. '

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REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE

FOR . SALE

Two storey frame house and lot on Mount Edward Road, erwood. House contains kitchen, living room. dining room, den, four bedrooms, and 2 bathrooms

Lot 100 feet by 200 feet: breezeway garage, hot air hrrnace. Vacant possession September lot, 1954. _ For further particulars and inspection, apply to the under- signed. . > J. ELMER BLANCHARD Ban-later, ., loos-Riohrm Street. Charlottetown, P.E.I.

I4 FOOT To I7 FOOT TRAVEL TRAILERS

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., . EASTERN TRAILER SALES

-. 7 Water Street at McEWen Road - Simmerside Phone 436-5601

1 FOR SALE

Four bedroom house at Queen’s Court.

0 N. H. A. Mortgage with low monthly payments

O Fully landsca with_paved drivewa 0 Near church, 2311001, downtown business area.

Reasonably priced . . . owner transferred Contact:

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NOTICES NOTICES

iii—pour ' FlIIISANI PARK

“" "‘ WELCOMES * *

PICNICERS -— BA'I‘I-IERS - VISITORS CAMPERS — FISHERMEN, ETC.

Saturday and Sunday, July 25 - 26th

as From Murray Rive

“119 Is ONE OMS] THE LARGEST 4 I Mile Of Sandy Shore Front . . EXCELLENT BATHING_ Opening Soon to Campers and Trailers 1%“ in 111 cc birch and variety trees ’ r ‘ IDEAL PICNIC GROUNDS ‘ 3 'T'Nstursl Silt Water Pool which changes With '- every tide. WE WELCOME YOU! _. Admission Charge

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CHOICE OUTBOARD LAUNCHING AREA PARIIIIS 0N P.E.I.

of beautiful oak, pine, {puree

THANKS

THE MANAGEMENT OF . .

.5. R. JOHNSTON LTD. Would like to thank all who attended

and purchased vehicles at Menday's Auction, Jilly 20th.

ANYONE NOT SATISFIED With the "no. my bought will '5.

allowed Full Purchase Price on. trade for I later model unit at their Choice.

Within 30 Days - -'Aug. 22nd, I964 Signed, . ' CECIL DeLONG. Manager.

‘5. R. JOHNSTON LTD.

"YOUR FORD DEALER"

St. Peters Road Parkdal Q .

f n 6th day__9f August A. . 1964 a

being 'in se'ssron of the hour of eleven o'clock in _

Charles Aloysius MacDonald. the forenoon in front of the ' SECONDLY: All that Tract of Law Court, Building. In cg“. land on L0" 37 “01' _ an lottetown in Queens County in commencing on the east Side of Prince Edward Island. I WILL Ban Street "1 Stewart SET UP AND SELL to the Pt we mmwgtbanglf 3: wild highest bidder the following

firmer” own y u er ' described lands:—

FOURTHLY:-‘- ALL THA 'r I TRACT of land on Lot 48 afore< said bounded as follows: Being the lands on the south side of the Road from Bunbury and Charlottetown to Southport and on the east and north-

east by lands of Earl Balders- ton and the Trans Canada Highway and on the south by lands of John Aylward, Mich- ael Oraniuk and Sh eldon Smallwood and being describ- in two conveyances from Harry S. Mutch and Wife and from Walter Kelly to Richard D. MacKinnon and containing

Coffin; thence northeastwa-rdly along Street to Ben- jamin Birt; thence along Ben- jamin Birt's south line 200 feet to Hillsborough River; thence it along the courses of the River to Luther H, and thence along the Coffin land to

ce commencement

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mm ml “5h mYer' 124.3 acres of land, a descrip- tomljgd w‘lfifiy “kissedmvg; tion of the lands by metes and Pmr Mcxemm and thence bounds will be read at the man to Old County Line Road sale AND F I F THLY ALL “a coma mg 100 are, of THAT TRACT of land at South- land, T TRACT on port aforesaid BEING on the Lot south side of the Road from

Charlottetown to Southport and having a frontage of 175 yards. on the said Road and

E.

thence southeast to Old County once

“"9 Road th “uh 31°“ extending southwardly a suffi- Md “1.0553: Mtgxfgg‘lnafi. cient distance t1;f irlrctliude eight acres an to- :22 mi; “in” we“ d I"; gether with the b u i l d i n g s' We! MacDonald, thereon and club house. barns and golf course. Dated the 2nd day of July AD. 1964. Dated July 2nd. A.D. 1964. ohn 11'. Townshend JOHN F. TOWNSHEND Sheriff of Queens County. Sheriff of Queens County. NOTICES NOTICES ANNUAL OPEN-AIR SERVICE

ICAMP KEIR -- FRENCH RIVER Sunday, July 26 — 2:30 PM.

Special Speaker REV. RAYMOND GILLIS, Clyde River SPECIAL MUStC'T‘ROM: BELFAST QUARTET; SUMMER- SIDE QUARTET; BROOKLYN TRIO; and burns

I weather inclement service will be held at ST. JOHN'S PWYTERJIAN CHURCH, New London.

Sponsored by P. E. I. Presbyterian Men.

TENDERS

TENDERS will be received until noon, MON- DAY, July 27th. 1964, for the purchase of the former Canadian National Railway Station House at Georgetown, PEI. -

’ The building to be removed from the site or demolished by Wednesday, August 12, 1964.

% lowest or any tender not necessarily

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND INDUSTRIAL CORPORATION. ;

(P. A. Mumaghsn), Secretary.

Charlottetown, P.E.I.,

July 21, 1964.

ENGAGEMENTS

KENNEDY —- BERNARD -- Mr. and Mrs. Ivan B. nedy. Breadalbane, announcel the engagement of their; younger daughter. Florence

Jean '0 Gordon Steward. 80“; Cuban aggression. the time has

of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ber- nard, French River. The!

marriage will take place on,l gime

Tuesday, August 18. 1964. Ah 2.30 p.m. in the Presbyterian?

mumb- Breadalbanev P-E-H through the classic Communist NEUMANN __ LOCKERBY _ = techniques of terror. guerrilla

—ter. and Mme. Gerard E. Namann, amounce the en- gagement of their only dla‘u- ghter, Heidi, ho Willard Earle ‘IockelbyI—son of Mr. Mme. K. . Ham- lllbon, P.E.I. The mamnlavge will take place on Saundra. 29th, 1946. in Trinity

y. Aluz. ' United

wmigan. Quebec. I is concerned.

Miss is a

D regi , the late dictator Rafael Trujillo Ken-I who plotted to assassinate the

a n d] press interview in which Pre-