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EXERCISING AT WEST POINT DAY CAMP

school children are attending

through some . physical-fitness gyrations ‘at the West Point day camp organized by the O'Leary regional committee of the provincial Red Cross Wat- er Safety Service, as the in-

LOCAL

Liberal Candidates ‘Address Party Rally

Liberal candidates Daniel J. Jege and an honor to work with

MacDonald and Bruce L. Stew- ‘your distinguished new ‘senator

art joined their leader Alex » im Souris Regional High School

« King’s ‘‘to.move with the dem

inaijetnnieentitinmeianttininiatiaumsiasisimmvinns| ONRT AEG trend in the rest "at

BIBLE SCHOOL

This week many — youngsters | are enjoying themselves at the Central Christian Church Bible Schoo! being held this week at} Maritime Christian College at) the corner of Kent Street Hillsboro Street. The pupils are) being instructed by Mrs. Glen Watterson

CITY COURT

___——Angus Norman MacLeod, - city

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and final drives een and repairs made. Price A Cake ewe ee eae es $8, 500. it ALLIS | CHALMERS HD66 ‘Loader—As is, where Me a er een $3,500 HOUGH H90D Loader—A 1961 unit. Diesel engine, brakes, -planetaries. hydraulics recondi- tioned. Tires Have 50°, life remaining .. $18,500

- @harged with speeding,—plead- ed guilty and was fined $20 and eosts-or 10 days when he ap- peared before Magistrate A. J. Haslam, QC, in city police court | this morning.

David George Jay, East Roy-

this. followers the greatest shock

\érals on Monday.

“Island voters on May 30th,’’ {with Mr. Campbell and his two

Mr. Campbell declared, ‘‘clear- | ly rejected the Shaw govern- ment’s efforts. to remain in of-

and |fice. The voters stingingly repu- jout of my “close knowledge of |

diated the premier and his gov- | ernment. They gave him and

of their political lives. But they didn’t do it quite decisively lenough.”

Stressing that the decision now rested directly with the electors of ist King’s to finish the job giving birth to a new and virile |administration, the Liberal lead- er declared that he was “ready and eager to accept the respon-

‘sibility of heading a new ~gov--

from this district in looking af-

Campbell at a bumper meeting |ter the affairs of the Island.”

When Mr. Kickham rose - to

“‘jlast night to urge voters of 1st /acknowledge the ovation given » him, he said that he was proud \to have been called upon to serve the province” and elect two Lib- Canada in this way; and he was |

‘happy to be on the platform

Island News Page

Vv Eastern and Central Districts.

The Guardian, Charlottetown, Sat..

hn |

of summer Sunday: night con

certs here tomorrow. as forms. in the “Festival music and laughter.”

This will be the third annual |

dedicated PE!

nial celebrations in 1964

Director . Margaret Hall selected a program of

|music, with emphasis on folk

Rogers stein's “The Sound of Music”’ Interspersed in the ogram will he. several! selections by Lynda

from

piano |

dent at The “Mt servatory of Music _Pianist' Suzanne Brenton ot |

Allison

didates who had been. selected to represent King’s. He had ev- lery confidence in them and be) happy to serve with them to! meet all the challenges

land :

“They will join with me," said, ‘‘in implementing our pro-| igram for progress and action to |meet all needs and clean up the |

-. Centre Choir To Ss | Perform Sunday

| “The” sound of nasans voices | Charlottetown Will open the first of tWe series|the choir Soloists in the’ cert will by Confederation Centre Choir per- | ae Thompson, | William Weale, | Breedon and Sandra Carson. The Confederation 4 jconcert in Confederation Cen- | Choir has given concerts in a jtre Theatre for this group of | number of centres in songsters, ' since its formation, sang at the | which was formed. for Centen- | Royal | here in the fall of 1964, and is has | jcurrentiy light for Expo ‘67 ( Originally formed by Royston tunes. The choir will sing sev- Mugford, eral novelty numbers, and wind| Mrs. Hall's direction in Sept- up thie evening with a medlay| ember, 1964, when Mr. Mugford and’ Hammer.| moved to another province. Tomorrow's concert begins at shared 9:00 p.m The following Sunday, the At-

Drake of jlantic Orchestra will Millview. Miss Drake is a stu-! | augural concert on sity its in-

Con- 'stage.- AUTOMATION RISHTON, England (GP) — Citizens of this Lancashire vil- lage complain that a new $1,500 jits more dirt than it collects. |The driver often has to get | witch |down and go over the street faced the district and the. 1s- with a brush and pan.. The -ma- nufacturers say the cobbled he Streets are too too irregular.

.WEATHER fa" ™ Electrical oston ‘ pe. RES ectrica TORONTO (CP) —- Tempera- Miami ‘ bees 74 86 t . e : New Orleans ..... 73 95 S rm H Low overnight High Friday , HALIFAX (CP) The wea- ° Its Dawson - a: 64 ther office says drier air wi Vaneourer——7 a dominate the weather pretare~ --Montagu e Juiv 9 1966... 5 Victoria. ..-.---e 50 66 ‘today and Sunday, ‘giving gen- - : ranlentiiectaatemmneae (ATOOMAON -— chosos 49 74 |erally. sunny skies and warm: MONTAGUE — A severe elee Cee a 52 80 ©=s temperatures bbicial | etek ith “he fe a 4 cal Regina eerreee 60 83 Regional! forecasts at se Winnipeg .....:... ~ &2 87 Northern Nova Scotia, Prince 2%¢ all passed through the SENN iene 61 80 | Edward Island. ouapre New Montague area about $ o'clock Ottawa ©... f..5 000. 61 78 | Brunswick counties,AApper St. last evening and for a time all | Montreal gers chee: 65 79 {John River Valley, Bay ‘of were concerned. over the elec- |Quebec -.....5... 54 78 (Chaleur: sunny and warm: trical power supply as the lights Fredericton ~...... 63 80. | winds northwest 15, diminishing 92 several occasions appeared Saint John ........ 54 79 this evening to light; low-high to be gone but came’ back 2 Moncton .....3.ss05 64 81 at New Glosgow 60-78, Charlotte-° almost instantly. No. damage 7 : Halifax... —_39—__67-—__ town 60-75 —-Moncton— 60:80, Ed-- hat’ been Fe ported in the area wi accompany |Charlottetowa eves 65 . 79% |mundston and Campbellton -35- although on several] flashes NE ee 76 . \75; outlook for Sunday. sunny something nearby. appeared to tomorrows’s con-,| Yarmouth pore ae 68 and warm have: been. struck Nancy Rackham, anes es - _ = ——SS— Jim Baldwin, |

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David ‘Halt; Al

Centre | P.Ed. Command Performance:

preparing a concert |

the choir came under

Centre

Monday.

FAILS

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- Up to grade 11 and rental after-- that by Voting STEWART and MacDONALD in First Kings in

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THE CAMPBELL. LIBERALS

financial mess which is only one lof the unfortunate bequests to \the people of Prince Edward Is- ters \land from the soon-to-be late-' are alleged to have behaved | lamented, Shaw government. ‘with respect to party _posters,} |but that is not nearly so serious |.1q asia that the ey of their jas the Gestapo methods of Con-|qistrict knew them well enough servative workers who blatant-| ito know that they would work ly have obtained affidavits to without fail on behalf of the permit them to help voters to farmers and fishermen. They mark their ballots." Mr. Camp-|maintained that they would| bell said: that-on election day strive to overcome the neglect evervbody should know that!which had prevailed for so long anyone who can read and mark |with respect to dragger fleet | jan X on his or her ballot; needs ‘fishing and farming no-watehdog nist ie pe:.hUmCOC™CUC

ef our more ardent sup)

“Ting booth. “‘And-I say that no

jone should enter the polling Now Many Wear

rot) oh oot sor am cor FALSE TEETH jable of marking an X on your

ballot’’, he said. “I wish also to With More Comfort emphasize that only one X- pasreeru, a pleasant alkaline

should be marked on each. bal- lot. If you mark two -X’s on one ballot it is a spoiled ballot and ;you lose. your vote#.

The Liberal leader said he was

(non-acid) powder, holds false teeth more firmly.To eat and talk in more comfort, just sprinkle a little FAS-| TEETH on your plates. No gummy,! gooey, pasty taste or feeling. Checks |

late odor” (denture breath). Get!

ASTEETH at any drug counter.

IMPORTANT NEWS © __FOR ALL LOBSTER

TISHERMEN —

IN DISTRICT 8 IN NORTHUMBERLAND STRAIT

To protect the future of the Atlantic Lobster Industry, the Federal Government has selected District 8 for an experimental program in trap imitation and vessel control regulations.

proud _of _the two” Liberal can-

2

running mates, Mr. MacDonald | and Mr. —— “You may rest

assured,” he- declared, “that’

ithe problems of this district and of the whole Island, my efforts as a Senator will be dedicated to your welfare. and the im- provement of conditions for ev- erybody on the Islarid, in the Maritimes and in Canada.”

He said that he regarded his appointment as a- tribute to | King's County rather than him- self. He added that he had done his best to serve his district and the Island throughout his earlier

INTERRUPTION NOTICE™

SOUTH MELVILLE AREA

There will be an interruption of electric power on Monday, July 11th, weather permitting between the hours of 9:00 A.M. and 1:0€ P.M.

This interruption is necessary to relocate the power line as required by road, construction work in. the area.

YOUR OWN FUTURE!

A DISTRICT 8

_ YOUR CO-OPERATION IS URGENTLY NEEDED. HELP PRESERVE THE LOBSTER AND PROTECT

alty, and Joseph F. Gallant, Ha-} ~—milten;—Ont

ed $10 and costs or five days for

failing te stop at a ted

i <4 s

a i There was spirited applause VACATION SCHOOL when Mr Campbell referred to

The Annual Vacation Schooi the appointment to the Senate

. : political career and would look roment dedicated to carrying | torward—ter-eontinuing—2# out a program formulated by

traffic ee ead betterment of

ening that role in with his wider and opportunities In the meeting chaired by O Frank Sigsworth, Mr.

conformity responsibilities

C. ampbell

met head-on charges of ‘‘vand-

_—-9t—Trinity—United—Church—in-of-Thomas—J._Kickham—of-Sour~atism-"—directed “this week by P

Charlottetown held its closing |is West, announced earlier yes- program yesterday . morning. |terday.

Yhe school got under way on| “If and when you elect me on July 4th with classes in crafts Monday to lead a new regime

|Premier Shaw.

“We Liberals”, he said, “are

nd-broad--}-—Maplewood,.Kellys.Cross,-and—Kose-—Valley.— |

not happy about the way some |

The areas affected will be South Melville,

A MARITINE ELECTRIC

CG litn

end recreation ods in this~province,” tsaid Mr. 23% Campbell, “it will “it will be a privi-

LOADER SPECIALS -

INTERNATIONAL 175 Loaders—2—Both - units are in very good condition and are equipped with -cabs ‘and quarry buckets. Undercarriages in fair

condition. “Each ....... $17.000 INTERNATIONAL 250 Loader—A_ three year old unit in ready to work Condition. Under-° | - carriage good. Has cab and quarry — bucket. | Price $17,000

ALLIS: CHALMERS HD66 Loader—With cab. Some undercarriage repairs made. Transmission

L.

125A Series Il Loader—With three cu. yd. bucket_and four new tires. Only 1100 hours on this unif - $27,000

MI€GHIGAN 175A Loader—Diesel engine, trans: mission, brakes and steering hav been recondi- tioned. Four new tires and hydrautic pump. in- stalled ... .. $15,500

MICHIGAN 175A Loader—Diesel engine recently overhauled. Tires have 70° life remaining. Mis- cellaneous repairs will be made to planetaries and: hydraulic system. ae 14,500

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“KEEP

THE TOP NAME ON EACH BALLOT

—MacKENZIE, KEITH

STEWART, BRUCE L.

VOTE PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE

‘MacAULAY, PETER 4,

MacDONALD, DANIEL J.

OF SOURIS AUTOMOBILE

aecoas

DEALER

OF SOURIS OIL. AGENT

OF SOURIS, R.R. 3 FARMER

OF BOTHWELL FARMER

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‘During the 1966 Lobster season. (August 10th to

tarily. atregular fees or.licensed without charge. For - Department of Transport registration and licensing

sere eaeene eterna smeemmneicrentnn eit AB 8, —

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NOVA scotia “

and-Summerside, P.E.!., October 10th) Fishermen in District 8 will be, limited to setting amaximum of 250 traps perboat. Truro, N.S.,

All fishing boats above 15 tons net must be registered. _‘district.

Those below that tonnage may be registered volun:, .

boat owners can contact the Registrar of Shipping at a recognized port-of. registry. These ports include: Charlottetovyn, P.E.!., Chatham and Moncton, N.B.. and Pictou, N.S. . 3 :

THE FEDERAL’ DEPARTMENT WILL

For the licensing of fishing boats below 15 tons apply in person or by mail to the néarest Collector of Cus- toms and.Excise. Offices are located in Charlottetown

¢

DEPENDS ON YOU!

ys see

_ DEPARTMENT OF. FISHERIES.

“Won. HI. Robichaud, MP, Minister Dr. A. W. H. Needier, Deputy Minister eS 3

Cr:

Chatham, Moncton, Newe- castle and Sackville, N.B.. Amherst, Pictou and and at other locations within thig,

Fishermen must apply for a Lobster Fishing License as usual from the-Federal Department of.Fisheries, Fishing Licenses will not be issued unless your boat has been properly registered or licensed.

OF FISHERIES PROVIDE ALL FISHERMEN WITH SPECIAL NUMBERED TAGS. ONE TO EACH LOBSTER TRAP. THIS WILL ENSURE THE FAIR DISTRI BUTION OF TRAPS FOR EACH BOAT. CHECK WITH. YOUR NEAREST FISHERY OFFICER.

THE FUTURE OF THE LOBSTER INDUSTRY

ale Ottawa, Canada

Se

FIRST KINGS FIRST”