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armed forces killed 32 rebels tn | the west African territory of ‘ Gul Nea during the first week

,fhe local fishermen say that there is none or little lee re- ported in the Strait.

| he was eas by fhe | commissioners for the action he | has taken to curb reckless driv-

Commissioners

. Ar ( | cmt e + | Local fishermen at the gov- ate ; e Appointed ing find law “violations: in the In Collision | ernment wharf and at Souris” of April, a communique an-', TIGNISH — New by-laws” wilh Millage. ; - | West are busy painting their nounced Friday. One . Portu- be put into effect. in the village’ Everett Broderick village clérk boats. * guese, soldier was reported t : The City Police reported a - The dragger fleet {s expected of Tignish, and- sMepa—wtit be read the minutes of the last re- BS killed ein the same period.

on Summer to set_sail. around the 15th of this month« A. couple of the | draggers: went fora short run’ this week about a mile offshore

two-car collision ‘Street on Saturday afternoon.

Reports indicated that the ac- |

taken to collect errors in taxes, this was some of the early bus- S8ular_ meeting iness decided at the April meet-

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ing of village commissioners: cident involved a 1964 Valiant | to see th

| at the motors and other held in the fire halt recently ‘and RIFLE SHOOT ‘driven by Roberta Turner of| accessories were functioning BREATH, WHEEZE, COUGH?. - presided over by the .chairman “ Winsloe and,a 1965 Ford operat- | right. - Does asthma or chroni¢é bronchitis keep

Hector J: Buote. "The following are the results

Commissioners appointed ” to of the Murray Harbor rifle*shoot take charge of the different de- held April, 7th:

ed by Julia P.. Mitchell, 98 Wale |——-——————- then Drive. REBELS KILLED There was.no estimate of da..| LISBON .(AP) — Portuguese

you in misery with difficult breathing— , wheezing, coughing—so It is hard to do « your work, Impossible to sleep? Do you » sit.up all night’struggling-to get breath »

partments and report in writ- Bruce Dort 99 mage to-either vehicle: | FeR eV eeeeseccceceoeoey thru your bronchial tubes? Them here is + ing on their actions at each Billie Duffy Teel beshe MNERS Sn ee x FAMOUS ae fac a rt news THDUBLORE of Caneeiaria Wee 5 meeting were: Russell Perry, |Jim Gordon 9} 4 ie BRANDED INS e.miens 8 mam ea? mice Earl O'Rourke. fire de- ‘Doug White % Souris berbor 3 ‘ST E A K S 3 yee Ap Oe a 1 ee eolgions ent; E. C. Gaudet ‘ ’

Beets Btn Keough, seo. ene Beaton ®. Reported Open SMe Sn one cation and village dump: Boyd Doug MacLeod 94° GOOD OR ; MOTHERS ! ter chisron's Seana Bernard, finances. Judy White f 91. SOURIS — The Souris harbor | ‘4 AK ats _MGhekdtteoxeans get RAZMAM OBEYS JUNIORS. Police Constable Robert J. Marven Gordon 91 is reportedly completely free of i$ 50¢ at drug counters. : 03-13

.| May presented his first report, Randall Richards 88. ice and reports from’some of |

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“Captain John 3. Palmer, instructor for navigation cour: ees held-at=

CLASS. GRADUATES —

the graduation’ class held for Alberton, aus Filner ar ~the first time—in—Prince-Coun-___Max McInnis of Tignish “gicShoen here are (ROM

THE LEFT) Hansen Smith of, | at 10:45 p.m.-on SaTiraay. At

lates two: of’ the members. of

this service there was the bless- |

; Roderick MacLeod, be ing, of the new fire, the holy seat wes fined $25 a hate ‘ Z water and’ the pascal candle, | 9. 19° davs when he appeared followed by the Easter Mass at | before Magistrate A. James : midnight. Easter hymns were} tosiam, QC, on a charge ‘of sung by the congregation. The | street fighting. The accused was Masses_were celebrated by Rev. | arraigned in city police _ court Gerald Steele. The organist was Saturday. ‘ uardia ril 11, 1966. 2 The G mn, | Charlottetown, Mon-,-Ap Mrs. E.E. Larter. | Winston Roach, Newton Cross, — au 2 and Roy David Whitlock Hunter River, were arraigned on simi- 99 ( 4 t Lo. Tourist Group lar charges of failing to stop for : /a red traffic light and each was | er | ica es Issues Leaflets \fined $10 and costs or five days. j : .A similiar fine was imposed : - “i : The Prince Edward Island | upon Frederick Yates, City, on Dp t Tourist Association oe sa out | 8 charge of squealing tires. : 65,000 leaflets to 300 businesses; A charge of assault against Are r esen ed on-Prince Edward Island, ap- | W:lred Gormley, City. resulted | PAINTERS’ peeling ° pie " eatin in pro- | im the accused committed to | moting the tourist industry. | Ris ‘erside Hospital. : e TIGNISH _— Captain John B. aries oe ee mee: James The Association is requesting | . | s Palmer, provincial representa |r tetie, Henry Doucette, Wood- (these. businesses to inclose one | Law BECOMES EFFECTIVE | HELPERS tive of the Nautical Science Cur- row Diamond, Reg Fraser, Up- of these leaflets in, every bit of : * gleula committee for the Atlan-|tan Fraser, Wilbert-Fraser, Ro- |™ail which is going outside the MADRID .(AP)—Spain’s long- ‘ ‘ tie Provinces and instructor for | bert Jones, Michel Kinch, Max ig lager re awaited new press law sent into Everything you need to vigation courses that |McInnis, Basil Matthews, Eldon The leaflet urges those per- offect Saturday with little “press - : : paclia M completed at’ Al-|Matthews, Merl Matthews, Ray- |0BS Tecelving it outside the pro- comment. Only one-of four even-‘ do the painting quickly under the Vocational Bourn Matthews; Raymond Mur-|Vince to write for ,the S8-page, ing newspapers ran a press law Sees Training Division of the Depart-|phy, Edward Millman, Bryden |{U!! color tourist booklet which story. The new law, approved and easily. Check Hol- ment of Education presented |Smith, Francis Smith, Hansen the Association is most happy to hy“ the Cortes (Parliament) | : a . : \ temporary maste: cates |Smith, Joseph Wedge, Everett send. ‘March 15, abolishes formal gov- | man’s list and save now! « “to 29 -successful pupils in‘'the|Wedge, Robert. Wells, Alyre| ” ae pa Epes we hog ~~ ‘ignish Regional High School | Wedge. : h Sponsors Slay J during the past week. “Captain Palmer in his address Premier S CIW press a nee ‘unknown Un | . Reetne coeeees nis es to a large attendance said this is | . oe Previous Spanish gov- < s \. LA DD : Frederick Arsenault, Ralph Ar- the first group in Prince County | ‘Oo: TEP ' ERS senault, Ray Arsenault, Austin'to have received such erry To Comment | H Ww DEN we | Cates. 1t was: one of. a: number: 5’ Sturdily “made of lasting Dougias Fir. Rein pilot projects undertaken for the | Premier Walter R. Shaw sa~ MANY NEVER | oe with wire rods: Handy pall s shelf. (7 4 97 ws McMurtry, director of fa eee mibente ro ae cl ocala waneh - : ’s Im : 5 ‘S, ._ McMurtry, director ve. some: comm ; : M rvo [ vocational training for the e a stapiroent ve mile & SUSPECT CAUSE UMINUM STEP LADDERS oore's impe Moore g Regal land spoke on what the school ublic orks; orge Mac | Al Y / trying to do. He put out a plea faith Pe na r OF BACKACHES eee. S oS eeu ENAMEL WALL SATIN tothe people to support this all n ursday Mr. < a , They're strong a rugged, ightwe: mem : : important_training...It_is__up__to | issued ed “details of the _May.Be Simply. Cannot ‘splinter or rot or rust. Folds easily: 9.97 For: indoors-or- out.=For your shut-_ . Interior latex. paint. Works wonders you the people he said, you the | struction program for- the a NOrEe {7 Twa gish Kidhe ai for_storage.. Reg, 12.95—SPEOIAL:..-... sth ters,’ doors,’ trim, paneling, garden in one coat, Applies easily with ; people are the ones who are go- |umberland Strait Causeway and Wie a up oa Rea ; : on z __. furniture, étc.” Decorative, high gloss —brush~or~—roler-—Dries~-in--one—hour ing-to-determine during the reiterated that completion date haabecha because you just dont know PAINT BRUSHES _ finish is tough and durable. Brushes to smooth flat- finish. — -free of 3 few years what kind of training |/date for the causeway - bridge-—‘the cause, and the médie aii | easily, dries quickly. Resists wear, streaks or lapmarks. Odourless,

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Among —guests—-present—-were—-portediy-—taken—in-—a—break—at_. * televisions i 1 ie route for the past year and (Sister St. Mary Arnold, high Wecks’ Coal Yard, Grafton St. SAVE!-PAINT THINNER ie un

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A Grade 5 student at St. ean: Elementary School, he ‘thinks after another year he

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e vote-more time to his sttidy jot Commerce; Malcolm Mac- amount of money taken, but is | Durable, lasting, high gloss enamel and other interests. He has |Donald, Ray Sudsbury, Chief rymored to be in the thousands High quality semi-gloss paint that ‘for your kitchen’ or woodwork. never missed a day so far, but {Engineer John McPherson, Cap- of dollars. = dries hard overnight. ‘Ideally suited Stands up to repeated washings. regretfully adrnits he did miss |tain Alan McLean. i = for wallf, ceiling and woodwork. 24 Me OAL en a teen a customer ‘once or twice’ in Ray Sudsbury announced el wleie and Gi fie “4 -follees Dries ovenight. 12 beautiful the past year. A young, busin- |starting about April 15th, tune He tite or prices ae? teers it ‘Helaan's i ae "os essman learning the value of |up courses in boats will be held Reg. 3.19 — SPECIAL, at. SPECIAL—at: eae

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Eric Jessome on half of the | Mrs. David MacDonald Monday To Saturday

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The function was sponsored by | the Kensington Band Parents As-

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and waiting,—but-if-you-lack-th:-—~-The~eauseway—has~beenfront— interest then there. is nothing page news for the past couple of |anyone can do. weeks since it was listed among | He spoke of dedicated men in the ‘federal government the field like Ray Sudsbury, su- programs to be rescheduled in

pervisor instructor of vocation--the budget of Finance Minister

al training and Malcolm Mac- |Mitchell Sharp.

Donald, supervisor of appren- When asked Saturday if he,

‘nothing yet. It’s still in as he tapped his head.

Also addressing the gathering said and speaking highly of the work here”’

lof the vocational training divi- City Police:

sion was Cyril Leary, secretary |of the Board of Trade, Alberton, lVery Rev. M.J. Rooney, Camer-

\School principal, and members Fast, recently. lof the teaching staff. Arthur City police reported that an ‘McRae, past-president of Alber- empty strong box was located

jton branch of Royal Canadian empty near the premises. Police |Legioh, A.L. Tibbets, Bank Man- | are still investigating.

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