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(CP) —Dmitr Polyansky ~tried That's where he triéd the beef F lie) from Atianta = ( :

resse on a couple of hats Thursday which he termed “all: right n ouster Mary... Irma. -fron es

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beef as he~ continued a fast- lish Donahoe and Mrs. Jean Cate ; ® . paced tour through Canada's Mr Polvansky showed an ex- bot from Arlington, Massachn - -€ wheat belt treme nierest- in ‘the ‘Potash setts Jes 1 Mr-—Potyansky—-Seriet—deptits—mine——a—tower:ne —$40.000-009-_F or. he past week thee have premier, got his first hat just plant erected in 18 months. Kal. "Cs ded at Lake ViewsCarega™ . outside the hote] door in Re im- Chemials Ltd now turns and intend to. stay there nt SOL RIS The refiisal of the ‘fou gina Naturally, it was a white out 2.000 tons of ‘fertilizer in- wrote ab ade dle aniditws eax

gnt campaign, but one of fair stetson evotiont = das — . ‘i

Federal Liberal Party ‘<i nm play and good will.”* he said ‘We The -second piece of heMigear St the end’ of the tour Mr Island Tobacco

crease Old Age Pensions is t have ali read and heard of the was a vellow hard hat given Polyansky told the plant man-

only a matter of deé@p concern intérference in this election DY ‘after a tour of Saskatchewan's ager, G: J Lambillotte, Growers Visit

to all those who wou ke to Robichaud's Raiders only solution-,vpe. potash mine, “You'se got a gaod_ modern see justice done toe our senor

The voters in First Kings will about 2 miles*west of Regina plant and with this kind of tech- An li V l] , citizens, Hut it is alse a matter judge this matter for themselves. The deputy ‘ premier’s party ‘nolozy you've got very good inapo IS Va ey of dispute. dissension and dis- and draw their own. conclu-.then drove to Swift Current for prospects.”

‘elt P wee. : ¥ sions.” the Permier added. “I a visit to the. federal. agricul-’ The: mine produces: potash by Prince Edward Island tohaces tse ev. David: M ’ =

2 ope that.@our decision on elec- ~ pumping a bine solution into Sowers w | visit tobacen farms Member of Parliament’ for tion day will be such that we will thanks of himself and his run- the earth. and back to the surf- 'n She Annapolis Valley of Nova ey Prince. told a well-attended Pro--never again see this sort of ‘In- ning mate, Mr. MacKenzie. for ace, then drying the resulting Scotia neat Tuesday and. Weds gressive Conservative meeting -terference in our own affairs the courteous and friendly man- solution to extract minerais nesday. it has been learned fron “ in Souris last evening and in the politics of Prince Ed- ner in which they had been re- The Russian deputy premier Doug Kilpatrick of the provin Y) vane out gern 6 = ecem ward Island.” ceived in their overall canvass also was taken on a trip cial department. of acriculfiire " days: Opposition Members haves speaking of the continuing (of the District through the year-old Swift Cur- ~ The department. {s providing as sc stlaadubsnncblen —pressed- the’ Libera! Government program of road building car-. “Jf has been our great plea- rent--experimental station transportation and the grawers 7 PRAIRIE SCHOONER : to follow the exerope 3! OY ried out by the Conservative Go-—sure to have the opportunity to He toured through the labora. Will be responsible for the her 3 as Reo n For anand na ae a aus es be \ernment. Premier Shaw said: visit so many of you personally tories where researchers are expenses i ao F : : a ase muipreration._ Of “The: people_of First Kin : in_ recent weeks We appreciate conducting a host of expert-. The tour will eatch the first mee This wagon wae one of 18 ‘Sask. Wednesday after comple- publicize the = 5 - anni- Prince Edward Island but as naan tha chal Oe thee the kind attention given us oy ments including one that seu boat at Wood Islands at 2 o'clock that returned te Gravelbourg, ting @ 116-mile round trip’ te” “versar’ a Ptomind ecu late as last week Prime Minis- roads prior to 1959 They can our friends and neighbours in lates what goes on in a cow's and the return trip wil! be by Sentence ter ‘Pearson declared that_h'!s remember that in 1959 an elec- the District." Mr. MacAulay stomach after the animal has the same route sometime Wed

government would one ncrease

to $100 lion’ year. the Liberal Govern- said graved on various grasses nesday afternoon ren ne a nsions to I a mont At the , ’ e ~ % ee — agoneenane amano snanntpemeennesttaresemmmrenasesian é ‘ ais r ft |_ SUMMERSIDE — Alban Clay- Pf ae ; ment of the day paved more. : W ite sam e 0: ‘ltog Arsenault, a resident of ,S#™me tt me bibera—Sbesters—rnan sr miter nt road ie the Disp 2 :

y for o' admit that ¢} ——+ Alberton South, -appeared _ be- were forced: to’ adn 1@ trict of the Liberal Premier and fore Magistrate W. Chester

a s. Old Aze Peon Fund now = his runneng mate Nothing of the : surp s of qr n > . | MacDonald yesterday morning oor ra eae ae : sditianal $28 ‘< nd wae ever: dome. by ftom: fa + O or niwo ove S. | in county court on a charge of NCO. oO ee ey Old Ace Pen. first Kings.” , : break, entry and theft at Cathe- sioner in the country for the In the past stx vears we have :

son's Pharmacy, Alberton : rth 4 carried out a road-building pro- g traha to work on a farm. From rest of the year,” ‘he sai : i : By Richard Whitlock _ — F.dding _ arrived ae raha a fa The accused had. previously “I ‘am proud to. be a federal 2°am. fair te all, whether—First- ___The summer: on Prince Edward in | ay to wor ve his first’ Australia Bryan returned © pleaded guilty to the charge and representative of the first prov- K ngs was Conservative or Lib- | Gand Dries a Revel en . ate and~and-then-came—te-Caa—was-remandent to — July —i4—for nee —ip—canada—to_provide uni “T' We paved nine and ten * ntres o orth America is a commerc nov uu ' g mer Path veare > oe t a ds >} i. ant to “get ieieee to have canal leted a ser-. 4da where he has tried various REMPeRC OS versa! ane - hundred - dollar t le ssa = ja a i ‘ and abroad who jus o “get hog 0 I - , . . : oe cenior the: last: six vears,. 62. miles. o | iaoas from it all’ But there-are tous one before he leaves in occupations. He beheves that he Constable John Greer, RCMP mont! ee ee : : pavement have heen. construct- f ps ‘oes in particular, September has found what he really wants officer conducting the inve 2 citizens,” Mr. Macipmaid decia- ed in Frist -Kings M eo e yle cul : ! s & , § i rist ‘King c a eh r ae ei away - Bryan, born in Scotland, has a tion told the court that approt- red. “Once again P§inge Ectward ae Re who rather gett ) ‘

here in Canada, and hopes that pareiy $250 worth of goods was [sland has ied th v. I only Pavement in that District than can continue . successfully at stolen from the store . wish that the Government f.C2 any other. simply hecause so tle had been done in the past."

he Premier said

from it all has. come here to lived in Toronto for the past ak

. ; ked ‘2 ump into the middie of his two years where he has wor 7 . + : 8 en ti — as a copy writerHe has taken it Allan Joseph Cormier, St. nada had the same concern [0

. . > senior Citizens as does a | wf ‘abse from his job Following the completion Eleanors and Francis Elmer our % . : . : Sas Se ey te ¥ $ “Glovers Shoe were Government of Walter Shaw Keith MacKenzle, Minister ot

to work full time at, something -Hot Snow’ Bryan intends.to go Champion iakas , : s } he. Highwavs and Public’ Works F ROSI ECTS that he really wants to do write’ pioht into his serious novel He remanded in custody till July 12-Mr —— aaiiet : ue enwere one eS ee He has travelled throughout gefines his next book as rater for sentencing on similar charg- leadership given to this-tssue |

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July 8th.

Continued from page one) ; the Conservative Government of on Monday means continued fair the world. in his younger days personal and has put his beliefs ¢S of theft of a car from AE Sikh Mitch ttn tne + ad hares in provincial. highway ace wth . Viet With his parents. but at the age MacLennan Lid., Summerside yeas -Cware 4 : rf gression acains North t ; 16 | : oat A and philosophies into it h al his plea to More influence on making the construction It, means. contina- ‘\ Nam and pledged all-out aid ior & [© he Journeyed alone to AUS. Och he hopes that “Hot oe adam . cite ses. $100 a month-Old Aze Pension a ed expansion of our fisheries: vt Hanoi neluding any ae ary Snow’’ will be successful Bryan 0 reality for pensioners in. all Soreus provincial co-operation volunteers the North etna FI ST I GS hopes Tor greater things from |* parts of Canada than any other the ARDA program: expand- mese ask for R K N ‘ his second novel. After he leaves oe eee “at ican single factor, Sooner or later, ed educational opportunities for e The crisis in Viet Nam and Conti nued from page one here and returns to Toronto he driving had his case ad ail despite Libera! opposition te a_our young people: improement —— tt ots Imphrates<—preseeupied——__— a ———-—_ > Sars—that-he—-wil_wait—te—see ; “Xn = for trial = ———-1penston—inerease——itustece <witt inthe apllate. st _ snr AMiae- 26h e nen Siieeioon os - statesmen and politicians in key over them In one or twa cases what the future will bring _ _ ee -_ be done to our senior citizens 7ens: and the continued pay CFCY RADIO 9.30 i. au: Asian. European and American |Liberals signs urging votes for ever these two books’ bring and it will-he done sooner be- ment of provincial old age pen- HON. WALTER SHAW F -countries. Former. French. m- MacDonald and Stewar! _are i" wants to keep writing ‘and his Record Number cause of the example set by our sions ister Jean Sainteny conferred in turn plasted over the PC signs. main ambition—in—tife is to be a . Island Government.” Peter MarAulay expressed the . Hanoi “with President’ Ho —cht—4t-s_difficult.to finda subject successful. writer. I S Sch 1 Mr. MacDonald was speaking — sneer ee ——- ———— — ~~ Minh. presumably to sound- him on which riva! party supporters £5 j n ummer 00 in support of Keith MacKenzie . —mt—on—a—settiement will agree these davs in the hoe. and* Peter MacAulay—the- Cons- : ‘ ; ‘ RUSK WARNS CHINA leaguered district * But there | : Shortage Of Classes are well underway al ervative canditates im Mtomtar ef a 7 a ; : ; +—— In Kyoto, Japan; Secretary of pretty general agreement | Prince of Wales College where deferred election in First Kinzs State _Dean Rusk offered aD the four men seeking at three hundred and twenty-one, Premier Walter Shaw congra- unmistakable warning to China. Monday are high-level--:candid- Doctors Is students have registered for the tulated the Conservative candi- : Any “insane” nuclear attack on ates : = summer session. “This is by far |dates. on the manner in which ' an America ally in the remiea —-yge— \ftarRonaid— a MReahle “—‘Sthe largest enrolment in the’ his- they had- waged the campa zn f : . ~weitt-bring fetaliati with Rothwell. farmer,—is_ known— for Eased ; tory of summer schools at “I am proud to say that our or- whatever means woul wo his service. in they legislature Prince of Wales College and re- ganization has conducted a hard r quired” He = sa there lias. from 1962. His oppokent Peter : te. “presents an increase of thirty’ however, been no evi idefice tO NYcAulav. an equally likable ag- eee eg me serious per cent over last year's record mer session are Mr. Willis Hal! susgest Peking may be contem- ricylturist, is a dairy farmer and |) as rs er : ao attendance” states Gordon Ben- | Department of Education, »Hali- plating such an attack potato producer og the Souris | 0°" OF AN rea was cased nett, Director of the Summer fax. NS: Mr. Peter MacGon Viet Nant was the theme of rine Road A considerably last night when af- congo} nel]. Psychologisi__and uss E} debate .in the British House of wists niauiasiiy elon Soka rangemen’s -were completed for University. students who, Ye- inor MacDonald Readiad” Can- Commons. with legislators |. - sehen a Dr Michael Leser to see patt- quire additional courses in fur- sultant from the Department ot ce as tk tua the other two rivals. My Stew- ent¥. starting today. in the West- ; . ee + Baath deeply—divided on the issues art of the Liberals is an-oil: com- “er aa ; thering their education. along Health. Charlottetown Mr Huch Conspevative Loader. Emerg | ns craties ta Senvia like Heapital Alberton: each with teachers who are working Stevenson. former member of Heath assailed Wilson for—dis- cae sical Reeth eee cais aaa eve eee office ‘towards a re-classification of the History Department of the sociating Britain from the be sniade eee i their ‘teaching licence. make up Prince of Wales Colleze has alsa Ameriene homblag of qi depots was named m nister of highs ays The situation developed fol- the greater part of the-studen! joined the Summer Schoo! Staf! F nes , and pubtae works a few days ng th h : <a near Hanoi and Haiphong He “FT” ; aw e death of Dr Roy body The facilities at the Colleze said the move was ‘“‘not logical a — a ene Kennedy. Tignish. while Doctor Giving instruction this sum- are also being used by -students cs z ble:.wand_could. only. eson had been defeated in the Hell mic *h—Alberten— and Dr. hi 1 ‘ ee _' €.3: ar enenaie “<Tse “UT 7 aesers mer are the following members who have rezistered ne Su encouraze the Chinese and oo) 0) oi ter oe ae o “Arnold Gopiberg, Tyne Valley, of the Prince of Wales College mer Schaal at Mileit—sporrenred~| North Vietnamese to co on wait: , ere se ell Aa Oe arr y faculty: Dr.- 5.3. Coyle. John by . Mount Allison University nos eS ° h eri s and their he only remaining lector. ‘ 7 : 1 of Theatr ris tae ee ae : A visit to PC headquarters yess w.4 Shea of Alberton. was oe 5 r . erates lan ee the oo ae t cies +6 1 n f londae Gf (ae: a) ° _ ; . SG 4 FM Creati riting duct _ ~ Left-wing Laborues, for. dit- pi "eater ene ae taken ill a few days ago but-is 1@thian, H. R. Love. Mrs. Yvet- ed by the Confederation Centre ferent reasons were equally he 2 ade — 1 oe Te now hack on dutv te Thompson and Miss Barbara The Summer School runs for “hostile to ‘the Wilson policy Of normally are Fstoray ss Dr. Leser is a native of Lon- Worth ’ six weeks and will conclude Au- becking President Johnson's Vi- " wipes ee Visiting lecturers for the sum- gust 13th 7 aimee paley except forthe bear_on_candidates.tor_the-par— ; ; oe coma zs oe of them, Frank ty that holds the government rs or aun. asked. Foreign Secre- Neitter. Mr. McAulay nor’ Me. . ts a 1 Stewart if the La- !@¢Kenzte referred to it direct. - Seed wate < saving: [¥:. but both men séemed: tired We recret one-tenth of -the @fter the long and ‘feated cam ee ee et Ras paign.which is nearing an end firty American war in Viet CANDID Nar’ but support the other nine- ae on Ba itor witids DEFINES MISSION have been active. Mr. MacKen- “oP Se ee eae zie told this paper vesterday he Stew fined ¢ . ee a. ne and. his_colleague have visited 4 Secwnr ce ee every home in the district. Mr he | 3 a mpress upon the MacDonald -had canvassed cd siicrninaek: ee view ‘through most of the district be- ni ne stintions are urgently fore: William Acorn. died. When ine EO ae Mr Ss é f pias a needed and that the Gener ac amie ght ae cheirmen. Mr Andrei 71 0- vs : ; pe > eae Ss -» the Bothwell farmer turned a- i etc ‘ e ie ae oy — round and revisited most of the oe 2 and.to the world to promote ne hemes with his new partner Emmaus Bible School, Oak Pork, m. ‘ : re 5” - ‘ aga oe Heihi. irs Gandia to St — Parish’ halt in Sourts a = I 7 Past Seca’ © eines hal | “Rhare Th d Faith ishermen’s Loans Extended From ee — as ee or console themselves in defeat, ‘§ are T eir Jov an Fait In Jesus Christ . : E 1 st whichever happens : sed a Geneva conference, a “ halt to U.S. bombings and a ces. , The PCs will do their celebra- sation of hosti ilities ting in the hall at “Fortune {f MEET they win. Campaign Chair “It ig nec@ésary to secure the .- armas wifttdrawa} of all foreign forces oe a : “i THEM 9 on . o - seaei™ c is *pavin . e es ‘ from Viet Nam and fo insulate oot couric ake a a = AT £ that unhappy country from ¢ev-| ed Daniel MacDonald . ; rl . °o sang? 4 i acDonald. a A C t G tF 70% L ery, foreign ierierence” abe sedan!” MacDonald" Lives tase onservative Government Financing 70% of Loan She proposed that the Interna etal with the government HAL + I ™ en] si t; ‘ ca gaa cued te sie There are many signs of poi- Friday, July & . are a! he Ceneta (ened — activity being displayed 8: aoa resent uture : v both parties. With the Liber- - - nd Poland are the other ICC ; : Samia al campaign manager and the ‘Sunday. July 10, & 17 ie : —— But/‘veteran political partict 3:00 p.m. ee pant and observer Tom Kickham DEATHS had a-different approach “Our MURRAY RIVER men will win by substantial ma- HA ( ; JUDSON — At the Prince Ed. MOINS aid ee ~ rind . LL ward Island Hospital. Thursday. ‘ megs in tne: 1eR Sunday, July 10 : ; - es ° : July 7th, 1966, Mrs. Ralph Jud. ‘stature from 1943 until he z 7:30 p.m. A Conservative Government is now establishing a cold storage and bait son of Pownal in her 72nd vear ~ o--caontest successfully . Resting at the MacLean Funeral the federal-election for Kings }q, — _ Church holding plant in North Lake and other areas of the Island. The Conservative 149. He was an MP- for eight Singsong 8:30 p.m. Honve. Funeral announcement re P aise sears, andit the. choice-of many 5 é Monday. 11th Government will finance the cost of these units. : j rizht now fer the Senate Post § < through Friday 15th BLACK -— At his late residence the Liberals have already taken * ; . ae ‘x : 4 T iehas BLGA0% ‘Thusedas, ter tan lau ta Om Svend Christensen each evening 8.15 p.m- Jeffrey Bloom. July 7.1966. Edward C Black: SOURIS REAPS BENEFITS 2 : ' : ac in his 42nd year Resting at the Souris. the focal point of the | The Team will also be conducting a Vacation Rible School for all voung MacLean Funeral Home {rom_ district. has reaped some defin- v me. : ; ; : : where the funeral -wilt-be~held- ite~benefits “through the ~ cane people of school age in the. Murray River Public Hall for ten days, Monday to ’ Saturday. July’ 9, with service paign. A number of streets have | Friday, beginning Monday, July Llth at 9 a.m. , : sommencing at 2? pm. Remains been. paved already. and others * ‘ ac will be forwarded to Fernhill are scheduled before polling | There will be Singing, Handcraft, Bible lessons. Film Strips, Games and Con- CONSERVATIVE : Crematory.-Saint John, NB, for date’ One of ‘them. Prince]. tests, Classes are from 9 to 11.30 a.m remation. Visiting hours 2-4 and Streetexperts paving iater this . - ; ; = Es 7-10. In_jieu_of fic en —— One _of es best} All young people will enjoy~ this time together. Parests are urged ‘to let their : tH] et = ons to the Canadian Heart known titizens is Brucé Stewart, ; oundation would. be appreciat one of the two Liberal. cand: | Children come aad bring their friends. oe The Top Name On Each Ballot o A.-Masonic service will be dates But it: won't change ' o held at the funeral home this Bruce's vote.” Mrs Stewart-smt- Chp out and keep it as a reminder. : z ‘ evening at 9 ociock ilingly.told ts paper yesterday iin aan ; .

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