‘i‘fi‘il Marine Wharf .

an. 3. Finished

Successful Candidates

John D. sum. Martin. Arthur Meyers Brent Newson.

l York Girl Is Winner

Heavy Duty Repair — Floyd

. Buell. Kenneth Dingwell, Chm. ‘ . ‘ N d les Easter.‘ Harold Garnhaui In June He‘l‘bgeetrllfluigs‘ Lllwson Gray Delays caused by the Prob- . r ac ouga. lems .driving the steel tube SECOND SECTION ; A The fouowmg is a “5' or U" “W” veh‘c'e "Pam PM “‘1”. “' °°"5‘“°“°" 0‘ the new‘ Charlottetown, Thus-sonny 28,1964. PAGE 13 t

successful candidates who havz ' Dennis Arsenaun. Stanle 54, PaSSEd the Prince Edward 15'. er. Eric Butler. ClarenceyClark land‘Departmcnt of Labor trade: John Ivan Clow Lloyd 3 Dal qualification examination. 1may Theophan'e becou'rsey'

Auto body repair: W ill iam‘ John Ferguson. Gerald Ford. Boyko. Robert Coffin. Elmeil Roger Gillis. Kilmer Hagan, Clayton Crossman. Henry' Harold Howatt. Louis Latter- Hughes. Garry MacDonald. Ja ‘ty. Roland Livingston. Wil mes MacKinnon. Thomas Nic-l liam Long. Ronald MacDoi holson. Barry Poole. Richard; aid. Burleigh MacKinnon. Ai- W. Rogerson. Ira Ward and Ev l lan MacRae, G. Ernest Pippy, erett Cecil Wood. ‘ Alan Reardon. Edgar Roper.

lped cause the wharf to?

pass its completion date by one'. y and it is expected to be completed some time in June.‘ gWhitman. Bean and Associates [announced yesterday. ‘ SUMMERSIDE ~ Grant Er- The problem was caused by‘ Best CIOW and Joseph Les-lie

. ,0“ strum“... me o “g, Chaisson, both of Summerside 1. mm; to be completed are were each sentenced to three the electrical work and the fire: "maths 1“ Pun“ 0°.“my Jail ‘pmtecflon system_ 5 when they pleaded guilty to ut— bundin s ‘ termg a forged

l topic. "The Role of Prince Ed- mmge Wharf m Charlonetown‘ ward Island At The Charlotte- m an historical eassy com- town and Quebec Conferences". Item)“ sp°n50md by the 3mm”! The winner. Miss Lucy. is MaCEaChem Assam!” Fourth the daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Degree- 0‘ the ngm‘ of Co' F W. Lacey, York. She is in lumbus- . [first year at Prince of Welles

Three country Prizes Of 825 College and last year attended were awarded to Mary Eunice school at Chipman. . . Reddin, Mount Stewart. a stud- The Bishop MacEachern As- exit at Notre Dame Academy“. ' sembly. Fourth Degree. is the.

Ruth Mary Lacey. York is the winner of $100. the first prize

Men Given 3 Month Terms

document. They

'

the winner for Queen's County: patriotic section of the Knights 1 John Scott Harold Sim“ I Administration , the King’s County Winner. Is- of Columbus and was nam Carpentry; George Brander. v son Hillard Siinpson Ian w warehouses and the paving o: “Ppeal‘ed TUBSday before Ma< abel Marie Curley. Cardigan after the first bishop of Char- Stanley Chaisson. Louis Dalton Tay'lor ' the pier are to be completed Elm-Tote Chester S. MacDon. RR 2. a student at the Monta- loitetown. Albert Foster. William Mac I‘ ' but are not in the present con. ' Olin lPI‘lncEe CottitntyBCogrt1i I. que Regional High 001. an The -ud es for the com won Donald, Cecil Nicholson. Regin Plumbing — J obn Arthur tract. . ares Vere re .s aw. I; to Anna Monkely, Southwest were. JJugge J s_ Dengches‘ ald Ross. Alfred Sinnott, John‘ Arsenault' Desmond Baglole BOMBS THROW” lcfnmd Bedeque' .Was fined A Lot 16. a student at the Mis- Nomague’ JJdge of the Kingvs ‘ Vincent Smith and Raipl 1 Keor Bevan. Edwin Chandler BUENOS “RES Mp)_Mol°,l gr?vi:ndw€:hszit°r five d-iws for “Me 3936"“: m?“ Sc“001-;Counry Court; Rev. Dr. Fran-3 You“ cook. Ralph Dickieson. wu. m, cocktail; were 'thmw-n at A 330m“ ma: wpglrgfiéd 310 me Prince ofmy wmner' lots w' 1" BOIger' head of the‘ Draughtlng: Linus Gallant ‘35:“ Jamleson‘ Stewart Jen' several haiku-DES Monday night and costs or five days for fish- The competition .was open to lustory department of Joseph Muise. 5- 5901139 E3” L0Wther- Ha and a tire-scarred United States‘ ing without a license and two all students attending Grade 11 Dunstan‘s UniverSity and Ian! l mm Phillips» G°rd°n Shermnv flag was dropped at a hotel en-. men were each fined $20 and or grade 12 classes in the prov- Brown, , head of the history Electrical (Constr.) — Johnl George A1131! Stewarl- ance by members of the revo-1 costs or 30 days for illegal pos-. v

lace and the essay of approxi- department of Prince of Wales1 F. Carr. C. Ralph Dawson. Stan-1 Lloyd Gosbee, Harold Stewart

mater 2.500 words was on the ' College.

It was described by it disc land 'tis possible to see'. With 'its lush. green meadows. _ tree-lined and flowered landscapes. its many rivers and streams. this ocean- bound province is truly a veritable paradise' . . .

none. A former Governor of Mississippi visiting the Island Ill modern times was Cartier in his praise when he called it "an air cooled.

I! enthusiastic as . “M y wave-washed province — the most beautiful I have

windswept. sun-kissed. ever seen".

Jackson. John W. Kirby

Charlottetown Welcomes

Directors

The” Canadian

overer. Jacques Cartier. in 1534 as "The fairest

tr Welding — Everett Condon. lutionary Peronist Youth Move-3 session of liquor in a place

ment. other than their own residences.

Tourist Association

Prince Edward Island is known by several names—The Birthplace of Canada. The Garden of the Gulf. The Million Acre Form. The Kentucky of Canada and "The Island". This variety of names is a tribute to the esteem which the prov- ince has won in the hearts of those who know and love this tiny Island.

its rich. red soil. its .

and a vacationland second to

SUNSHINE ISLAND DAIRY

ungworth Ave, Phone 4-4251 “Highest Quality Dairy Products"

PARKDALE PHARMACY 'I'wo Stores to Serve You Better—Free Delivery St. Peters Rd. Charlottetown

ALBERT THOMAS Grafton St. East Charlottetown MOORE 8: McLEOD L'I‘D. "Your Favorite Shopping Centre"

Queen st. Charlottetown

DOUGLAS BROS. & JONES INC.

Appliances. Plumbing. Heating, Tile. Dairy Equipment It SQ. Charlottetown

LePAGE SHOE CO. LTD. “The Home of Good Shoes Since 1930" St. Charlottetown

ISLAND FURRIERS LTD. Charlottetown

Grafton

Grafton St.

HOOLEY’S MEN’S WEAVR Complete Line of Men’s 8 Boy’s ‘enr II GI. George st. Charlottetown

HUGHES DRUG CO. LTD. is. Queen 8. Charlottetown

ADELLA'S MILLINERY Fashions to “utter Your Held 17! Grafton I. Charlottetown

ARCHER & MacDONALD L'I‘D. Fine Furniture

I! St. Peters Rd. Charlottetown

VERE BECK & SON LTD. Monumental Manufacturers 017 Elm Ave. Charlottetown

PATTERSON’S JEWELLERY STORE Jewellery of Distinction

113 Kent St. Charlottetown LOTUS CAFE Chinese ~ American Food 73 Quccn St. Charlottetown

HAMBLY & INNIS MEN’S WEAR For Clothes of Distinction

166 Gt. George St. Charlottetown

KENNEDY’S LADIES WEAR Queen St. Charlottetown

ROGERS HARDWARE CO. LTD. Visit Our China a om Dept. ‘

Corner Queen & Grafton Streets Charlottetown

ARNOLD BRICK LTD. n It.

Iowan Once Charlottetown

This Message of Welcome Published by the following Charlottetown Firms:

DOW’S MEN’S & BOY’S WEAR “Good Taste In Fashion Costs Nothing Extra” Gt. George St. Charlottetown

BASILICA RECREATION CENTRE Open Bowling 10 n.ni. to 3 part. — 5 to 7 pm ‘ Richmond St. Charlottetown

S. R. JOHNSTON LTD.

TILDEN Rent A Car Aguil St. Pctcrs no. Dial Bill-soil CONDON WOOLLEN MILLS

Yarns, Blankets. Auto Robes 65 Queen St. Charlottetown

FASHION SHOPPE Lndies’ Rendy-to—Wear

Gt. George St Charlottetown

OLD SPAIN RESTAURANT

For A Fine Meal or A Tasty Lunch 15l Kent St. Charlottetown

GIFTARAMA Charlottetown’s Newest Gilt Centre Opposite Guardian - Pntrlot Building Prince St. Charlottetown THE REDWOOD RESTAURANT Full Course Mauls. Ill! and Cold Sandwiches Up. Queen St. Charlottetown

‘ Rhubarb . .. 25c

F-III DESIGN RELEASED

The United States Defence Department has released this drawing in Washington of the movable-wing design of the F- 111 two-man tactical fighter to be built for the Us. Air Force and Navy. For takeoff and low altitude flight. wings would

be in the forward position. They would be moved back alongside the tail for high altitude flight. Assembly oI the first test model of the plane. first known as the 'I'FX. is expected to be com-

l

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—_ WASHED ISLAND

PARSNIPS 3 misc

, New Island Ko'd 80k. tub . farmers 39 St berries .. 39c Watermelon

i 'V New 2 lbs. Whole Half

89c 59c IlON TICKI PINEAPPLE i

pleted later this year. «us. Air Force Photo via AP Wire- pho

Elementary Schools Holding .

; Centennial Rally

MONTAGUE -—- About 15 elo mentary schools in the Monto- gue area are mee

tague today for a centennial rally of elementary schools. The program will get under- way with a parade leaving til school at approximately 1 p.m moving ' Stred Queens Road and School Street At the school there will bt patriotic exercises by the classes. presentations of award: of Centennial medallions. to: writing the story of confedero tion. singing. and addresses In Senator Elsie Inman and Wll liam Re din.

One of the highlights of tilt afternoon will be a tabloid sport meet with teams from one] school. if possible.

skipping contest. a slow bicyclr race. track and field events. This is expected to be a bi; day for the students and it i

er h interest by attending the rally

CRUSHED OR SLICE‘D

;1002. tins 2 TINS 35C

20 01- tin Kon-Ticki 2 tins

Wax Beans - .. 69c

16 ...M... .I

Graves

'j Salad Bowl _ Salad 32 oz. Jar

Dressing 39:Javex 25c it

SUGAR . . . l0 llis. $l.39

Old Homestead Apply & St’bcrry

.; lam 99c Shortening . 69c l

CHARCOAL 5 lbs. 49c I0 lbs. 98c

'1 lbs.

4 ‘P- Snowflake 2r, lb. tub tin

Butternut Hamburg Fresh Ground or Wit‘nere dos.

Rolls . . . . .. 33': Hamburg .. 89c

Maple Leaf 6 oz. pkg. Assorted 2 for Sweet Pickled lb. Cookt‘d

Meals ... .. 4% Corn Beet . . 29c

1 total

3 liquor Stores May Be Open Evening Hours

The PEI, Liquor Contrc Commission is expected in til near future to authorize tm and possibly three. governmei liquor stores to remain ope’ for the sale of liquor durin evening hours.

About a month ago it wa learned that the commisslo planned to open its Charlottt town store five nights a was 0 10 pm. for the summer.

It was learned yesterday tlu the stores In Charlottetowr Summcrsidc and possibly Car digan may be open in the evr

nines beginning sometime I line. There were also indication

‘ that the commission is consi

ering the possibility of openin a new retail store for liquor. could not be learned. howev'e in what area of the provinc the new store may be locate

MORE TYPHOID CASES ABERDEEN (Reutersi—Mo: than l00 cases of typhoid has been rcporlcd in this Scotti:

. city since the outbreak began i week Wednesday. There were 16 n4

ago. I was announcn cases Wednesday bringing t to 108—94 confirmed u: 14 suspcct

NOMIN ATE fix-YANKEE OKLAHOMA CITY IAPt

. Allie Reynolds. former baseb . pitcher for New York Yonite and Cleveland lndians. won t Democratic nomination in Tim 1 day's Oklahoma runoff electt for the state Senate from Qt r homa county. He defeated lo yer O. A. Cargill Jr.. by a m gin of more than 6.000 vote:

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