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1 HOW TO OBTAINI DESIGN BOOK

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Assistant Named : To Aid Gordon l

OTTAWA 107“ Finance Minister Gordon has an~ nounced appointment of Alan Donnelly. 38-year-old newspa- per man. as his executive at. sistqnt -

'Vlr Donnelly. a native of

Niagara Falls, Ont. who grew up at Simcoe. Joined The Cana- dian Press staff in 1948 and for the last 12 years has been on CP's parliamentary staff in t- tara. specializing in financial and economic affairs.

he appointment is effective May 18_ Mr. Donnelly succeeds Brian Land. returning to the University of Toronto as profes- sor and director of the library so not.

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Soviet Union Removes « filo

.v ELTON C. FA" 1 _WASHINGTON tAPt — Rus-

'Sll is believed to have taken:

. , . . home the top-grade anti-air.F \ANCOl;\ ER (01" A trade . . . . . l unionist says thp only Dmhlf‘m i Iphsiigi‘dzsli‘ilcttelTaixidwiiliz

in Quebec is the workers' de-

sire for equality with the rest :gctzgegtila“ weapons to back: of Canada. ' '

Jean Pare of Montreal. vice l] president of the United Electri- I cal. Radio and Machine Work

"a 0: Amp...” and... said FW 1 traits to see what (‘astro will i “‘9 Cu‘ba" leader and. perhaps. day problems of Confederation "

mentioned by politicians are de- ‘ signed to s p r e a d contusion 3

among the workers. Forty per cent of Canada‘s unemployed were in Qttebcci

and wages in the pt‘m‘int‘t‘ were 14 per cent below those in On tsrio.

Mr. Pare sa :

We are being told by pOIlLr clans that Canada‘s problems consist of whether some peop‘er should speak French and some:

English and whether troupes of 52‘3"” “33f

actors from French Canadal Ghould he allowed to visit Eng- lish Canada and vice, versa, "This is just a way by tho!l bosses of spreading confusion among the workch "

Prince Edward idiom Is Christened il'm

WINDSOR. England {Rena ﬁrst—Prince Edward. g est child of Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh.’ was christened Saturday in Windsor C a s t l e ' 8 private'

chapel.

The eight - week - old prince. tthird in line of succession to.‘ the British throne. had five god- paren s: '

Prince Richard of Glouces- ter; the Duchess of Kent. who; had a baby daughter last week.‘ represented by heril mother - In - law, Princess Ma-i rina: the Earl of Snowdon’ hus- band of Princess Margaret; the Duke of Edinburgh's Princess George of Hanover. and his cousin, Prince Louis of Hesse.

youn -. to

against US. surveilﬁ ance flights.

This is the word In somei ashington quarters as officials It

to support his assertion that 3 ‘we will prevent these flights to the linits of what our weapons‘ can do,"

It could mean the limit of c a p a b i l i t y for the ground- launchcd missiles apparently being turned over by the kits» sians to Cuban forces is less

speaking M . May Day “my. than when Soviet troops manned ‘ oyan, Castro said the question ld

the 24 launching sites.

nd this could mean that Castro now has can't the altitude at U-2 surveillance . been ﬂying on I

BURTON

Mrs. lda Mae Dalton. Rurlou, who spent the winter months with her daughter. Mrs. Col-i ridge Rogers and Mr. Rogers.l ‘Burton. has returned to her

e. Miss Nadine Rogers. Burton.

. Mrs. Albert Noonan and Mr. Noonan. Alber- n.

Miss Chryl Rogers. R u rt o it. spent the weekend in Alherton with her sister. Miss Nadine Rogers.

With the opening of the trout fishing season our local snglersi are reporting some fair catches. I men community left recently for Car- ibou. N.S.. where they will bel employed for the fishing season.

Mrs. Annie Howard and son Kevin. Cape Wolfe. recently vis-i Ited at the home of her sister.’ Mrs. Nelson Mugridge and Mr. Mugridge. St. Eleanors. T h e y also visited her son-in law not

1 ‘daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Louis!

Dalton. Charlottetown.

pMissiles From Cuba

‘ aircraft weapons placed in toe

. should have been discussed with

. eluding intrusion: into air space

space. Upstairs bedrooms are unusually large and have plen-. ty of storge closets. Second. floor could be completed later 3 when the extra space is re-

quired. Lower floor. 1190 sq.

ft. Upper floor. 630 sq. ft. I

touched --— except tor one Ip- parently knocked down by Russian rocket in 1962.

DENIAL LIKELY

Any suggestion that Soviet Premier Khrushchev has down- granded the quality of the anu-

hands of Castro is almost cer- tain to bring sharp denials from

rain Moscow.

Castro recently has exhibited sensitivity over the Cuban mis- sile situation. When reports ctr- culated Thursday that US Am» bassador Foy Kohler had dis- cussed the matter of surveitA lcnce flights with Khrushchev's irst vice - chief. Anastas Mik-

Cuba. not Russva.

Khrushchev denied any US. Soviet understanding had been reached. An 0 said any vio- lation of Cuban sovereignty. in—

could have quences." The report that the Cuban air defence system had been down graded could help explain Wasn- . ington's calm insistence that. it‘ will go ahead with the surveil-i lance flights despite Cuba’s1 threat to shoot down the. planes. '

Canada's 100 Billion i Dollar Discovery

70 freight carloade a day of life-giving plant food now . leaVe what was once a 8115- } atchewan wilderness. Read in May Reader's Digest how important this find is in com- 1 batting world hunger . . . how quickaand, even an under- ground river had to be con- quered in what was North America's venture. Get. your copy of Reader‘s Digest today.

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He was christened Edwards on historical name for British kings; Antony after Lord Snow-, don: Richard after his uncle. Prince Richard: and Louis after Prince Louis of Hesse. ‘

Prince Edward wore the his-“ toric royal christening robe of‘ Honiton lace. worn by all een Victoria‘s childlren and most royal children since.

The Prince of Wales. Princess 1 Anne and four~year-old Prince Andrew attended the ceremony and heard their baby brother; give a small cry when sprin- kled with water from the River} Jordan. I

The Dean of Windsor. Very Rev. Robert Woods, conducted the service in his capacity as the Queen‘s domestic chaplain.

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CRASRE DEATH

BRE‘MERHAVEN fAPl—Hun- dreds of spectators watched a US. Air Force. pilot crash to his death in a Stat-fighter jet fighter Saturday while giving an armed forces day flying ex- hibition. Witneam said it up-

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Local Tobacco Advertising Outl awed In Alberta Town:

the right direction and I hope others will follow."

CARDSTON. Alta. (CPI—Lo- cal tobacco advertising has been outlawed in this town of 3.000 near the Canada-United States border.

Town council. seven non-smokers. last week approved the necessary bylaw and Mayor Dennis Burt said he

The town's three policemen began Thursday to notify hust- nessmen of the bylaw and or der the removal of tobacco ad- vertisements.

The bylaw. which Includes a maximum penalty of a $100 fine or 60 days in jail or both. believed the first such action by

comprising

hoped other Canadian centres a (‘anadian town. Mayor Hurt would follow. said touu solicitors advtscd avot' Burt. who quit smok-. council it was within its pow-

ers to take such action.

in an interview. Mayor Burt said Thursday: “It is high time our society took steps to stop this insidious advertising of to-

ing 10 years ago. said the coun- cil could do nothing about oil‘— side advertising of tobacco and tobacco products.

“We are concerned only With

local advert-isin such as hill- bacco and it products in an ef- to discourage smoking. _ ‘ y. ‘ . . f i HERE boards. placard: handbills and fort to stop our young people The critical area involvedl tmu‘m penalty clause “'1” be, :23”; mnes “ 1" Will'm‘e 1“ e . A. such things. We hope others will from smoking. young people. he 231% Neii‘tthen usedr23?agivéﬁzfntgeacambciéi ’ ‘ , . follow our example and that SMOKING A PROBLEM of his two een-ag aug‘ era. a pe . . eventually the Dominion gov- "it is time we took recogni- sum 9. “ iproduct did not remove thle as: Th GERMANmIlSJSEltJhNaI: The Blke ernment will outlaw all forms zance of the magnitude of the The bylaw states that: . . . verttsement he would be 18b 1. ere are e ‘

' " ' ' - ' ' H - " ‘llb d lacards to a $5 enalt ticket. If refusal. museums in East Germany. all: 183 Great; George St. of tobacco advettistng such as. smoking problem. Tobacco ad all signs. bi oar s, p . . p y i . v _ . d d o t ‘ has been done in some Euro- vertising should be banned in banners. handbills and adver- contmueud court action would of which-are (LIV! e mo sev- Charlottetown pean countries.” Canada. I feel this is a step in' tisements. either suggestive or be launched. eral sub-departments. n_ ___________ .._.- -____. ~_ ,. . . 1—“

action was taken as an exam- pie to others. I‘ve never knowni a smoker anywhere who wouldi recommend that

“I think more people should get Health Minister Judy LaMarsh

l2-Mlle lelt Bill Described As 'Clap-Trap’

OTTAWA

medical associationa.= clap-trap.

IOPl—Frank How- ard. New Democratic party M for Skeena. said Saturday that} unless the government provides more d et a i led information about its motives and intentions in establishing a 12-mile fishing The action was taken in the. limit. the bill now before Par light of reports on the harmful‘ liament will be nothing more effects of smoking issued by than a dozen pages of legal various ' he added. l "Such advertising is not 1‘ problem in our town now. The

He said in I statement that the bill. in its present form.

TEACH RANKING

DEmEtR, England (OP) .. Children who belong to the Mg. Lionel Savings troan here in Derbyshire are to be issued with cheque books and taught the principles of elementary banking. The aim II “to give children a valuable insight into the operation of banks banking accounuts."

and permit the government. through the secrecy of order in council. to grant further intru- sions into Canada's fisheries. oward served notice that New Democrat MPs will} press for immediate referral to. the bill to a joint Senate and‘ House of Commons committee A bill setting out the princi- ples for establishing a 12-mllc fishing limit on Canada’s coasts was introduced into the‘ Senate Thursday. Foreign fleets. now can fish to within threel miles. sending their trawlers‘

into some inshore areas of the} “Pawn East Coast where Canadian ts Prater

trawlers are barredyfor conserv- Pur'ty PTOdllcts”

PURITY DAIRY

ation purposes. ‘ 31" Kelt Dial 4-7125 Mr. Howard said that be- W

someone else! they should smoke. ‘by

behind the campaign of

ton."

would preserve the status quo

otherwise the encourage or en- tices a person or persons to use way of smoking, chewing or v otherwise any tobacco. shall be prohibited in the town of Cards-

Mayor Burt said the max~

cause of the protective provl 1—“

1. sions of the. bill, “the ridiculous ; :situation on the Atlantic Coasti

whereby Canada has not per-1 ‘ mitted its large trawlers to fish *

GET YOUR

closer to the coast than 12 miles ‘ while at the same time allowing FISHING foreign trawlch to fish up tot LICENSE

The Birthplace of Confederation. where you will want to visit the historic Pro- vincial Building. The Provincial Building on Charlot'tetewn's Queen Square is the most interest- ing in the whole of Canada. It was in this building in 1864 that the Fathers of Confederation met for the first time. As a result. the birth of a nation took place in this building in the room now known and preserved as the Confeder- ation Chamber. It is visited yearly by thousands of people from every section of North America and other parts of the world. I

The original chairs and the table round which the founding fathers sat are still there as well as many mementoes of the early history of Prince Edward Island. The Chamber is open daily except Sunday and visitors are always welcome. There is no charge for admission and a uniformed Commissionaire is con- stantly on duty to conduct group or personal tours.

WELCOME 4-H CLUB MEMBERS .TO CHARLOTTETOWN

SI'NSHINE ISLAND DAIRY Longworth Ave. Phone 4-421“ "Hizhest Quality Dairy Products"

I’ARKDALE PHARMACY Tw» Stores to Serve You Better-Free Delivery St. Peters Rd. Charlottetown

ALBERT THOMAS t

Grafton St. Pius Charlottetown

MOORE & McLEOl) LTD.

"Your Favorite Shopping Centre"

Queen St. Charlottetown DOUGLAS BROS. & JONES IN('.

Annltanccs. Plumbing. Heating, Tile. Dairy Equipment 155 Kent St. Charlottetown

LeI’AGE SHOE CO. LTD. "The Home of Good Shoes Since 1920" Grafton St. Charlottetown

ISLAND FURRIERS LTD. Grafton St. Charlottetown HOOLEY’S MEN'S WEAR Complete Line of Men's l Boy's Wear 150 Gt. George St.

Charlottetown HUGHES DRUG CO. LTD. Charlottetown

I” Queen St.

ADELLA‘S MILLINERY Fashions to Flatter Your Held in Grafton 8t. Charlottetown

This Message of Welcome Published by the following Charlottetown Firms:

ARCHER & Fin

Peters Rd.

MacDONALl) LTD. e Furniture

56 St. Charlottetown

VERE BECK & SON LTD. Monumental Manufacturers

217 Elm Ave. Charlottetown

PA'I‘TERSON‘S JEWELLERY STORE Jewellery of Distinction

113 Kent St. Charlottetown

LOTUS CAFE Chinese -Amerlcsn Food 73 Queen St. Charlottetown NORMA‘S LADIES' WEAR LTD.

Ladies Wear for Smart Shoppers 160A Kent St. Charlottetown

HAMBLY & INNIS MEN’S WEAR For Clothes of Distinction ‘ Charlottetown

166 Gt. George St. KENNEDY'S LADIESoWEAR Queen St. Charlottetown

HALL & S'l‘AVERT LTD. Machinists

40 Pownsl st. Charlottetown

ROGERS HARDWARE CO. LTD.

Visit Our China & Gift Dept.

Corner Queen I: Grafton Meta

ARNOLD BRICK LTD. Lower Queen at.

Charlottetow-

DOW’S MEN'S & ROY’S WEAR "Good Taste In Fashion Costs Nothing Extra" Gt. George St. Charlottetown

BASILICA RECREATION CENTRE Open Bowling 10 mm. to 3 p.m.——5 to ‘7 pm. Richmond St. Charlottetown

S. R. JOHNSTON LTD. TILDEN Rent A Car Agttnt

St. Peters Rd. Dial 894-8548

CONDON WOOLLEN MILLS Yarns, Blankets. Auto Robes

65 Queen St. Charlottetown

FASHION SHOI’I'E Ladles’ Ready-to—M’ear

Gt. George St. Charlottetown

OLD SPAIN RESTAURANT For A Fine Meal or A Tasty Lunch 151 Kent St. Charlottetown

CAPITOL THEATRE The Island‘s Top Entertainment Centre Grafton st. Opp. Confederation Bldg.

GIFTARAMA Charlottetown's Newest om Centre Opposite Gordian - Patriot Building Prince St. Charlottetow-

'I‘HE REDWOOD RESTAURANT Full Course Mull. Rot III Cold Sandwiches

Up. Queen St. W