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hil INAUGURAL FLIGHT

flight to depart Washington National Airport. Mr. Macy of-

United Afr Lines Stewardess Sylvia Sullivan had a friendly greeting for John Macy, Chair- man of the United States Civil

from diwulewn Washington. D.C., was recently opened to ficially represented the United jet flights, United is the Statés government.on the in- world’s largest. ‘jet airline. augural flight. The. airport,. Miss Sullivan serves on flights

Service. Commission as he , boarded the first United jet which is _is only a few a few miles between Washington and San

|

: other centres on #he Island have ‘|been of

\for two hours each day, however

two hours they will leave and at the same time another bus load

|grounds, Participants were from Irishtown, Spring -Valley “and | Margate. Const.) Vernon Reeves,

| Is and News age

"Eastern ond Central: Districts |The Guardian, Charlottetown; Thur., a 16, 1966. 5, :

Red Cross Headquarters — Organizing 4 Day Camps

Provincial Red Cross uarters in Charlottetown

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Head- of childreiy will be ° coming for

and their. two/hours. at camp. he ACTIVITIES anizing four day camps Activities . will’ include: films, | which ‘will be.conducted at: four sport participation including | centres on the Island during the Swimming and water safety in-| months of July and August. The struction. A swimming area will day camps. area relatively new be enclose d and watched by phase in the Island Water Safe. qualified personnel at all times. ty Program. From O'Leary the camp

Last year was the first time moves to Kensington ‘where a that the day camps were held on camp_will be established at a the. Island. This year they. are private beach at Clinton. Chair-

being held at the same Placés man of this camp are Mrs, which include _O’Léary, Kensing--Frank McNutt>—-nd--““*Buddy”* ton, Souris and Morell. ;° « McEwen.

The camp at O'Leary starts -Souris will be visited next. Or- ‘July 4th. All camps will be con- Zanizing the camo there will be ducted by a team of qualified -Mr and-Mrs:- Roy Coffin:: At Red Gross Water Safety Instruc- Morell Charles Campbell . and tors. The camp will be held at Daniel MacDonald will be or-| Cedar Dunes Park, West Point ganizing camp.

‘Regional High School buses Programs at each camp are | will be supplying the transporta- very similiar and it is expected | a tion to and from camp: Each at the end of each day 500 or 600 -- child will remain atthe camp children will: have. participated. | i The tproject has been made /{ the camps themselves will be Branch of the Canadian Red! ‘ operating all day. Once one bus (Cross Society, the Department | “*™ of children have finished -their of Physieal Education and’ the) ~ Regional Water Safety Commit-

tees as a

JS. Planes William Wirtz, left, newest

Francisco. She {s the daugh:

and treats. First place winners gland in the first such shift|Such squadrons are stationed at ter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter are eligible to aeice the Bicycle of US. forces since French ave air base. to Sullivan, Greenfield, Prince |Rodeo at Charlottetown on Sat- President de Gaulle ordered dition, the sources said,

Edward Island and resides in Arlington, “Virginia.

ja few afternoon cloudy intervals and a few showers; not much change in temperature. Winds westerly 15 today. Low-high at! Fredericton 52 and 75, |

Hon. FW. Hyndman

vxille 51 and 80, New Glasgow 55 and 75, Charlottetown 52 and 75, Moreton 55<and 75. Outlook | |for Friday, cloudy with scatter- i ed showers. and cooler.

Hon. F.W. Hyndman was re- director of’ child welfare, and - | elected chairman 6f the board of | Russell Driscoll, MLA, both ad- ee Pega . an -trustees of the P.E,1. Protestant dressed the meeting briefly and | Rustico a ae a Suneeraite |

Children’s Home at the annual congratulated the trustees on the 5.

hey Were INE | Also. re- for the children. :

term of Hon. Mr. Hyndman. said-in-his a Sets at 8.43 ‘p.m. three years. were Mrs. -RW. annual report he considered the |*

Beck, Montague, and Mrs. Wal- | arrangement made for the edu- |

ter Bowness, Bedeque “cation of the children. in Char-

: ‘Brig. W.W. Reid, chairman of |lottetown s.c ho ols the pigeest John McNeill

_.the finance: committee. réported ‘step-forward-made by the home}~"" d d'

expenses for the year were $45,-|in 1965..He said he, had been Scholarship

Charlottetown. . Sun rises: today

Home at Mt. Herbert.

220. The trustees gratefully ac- |greatly impressed by: ‘the dedica- |* knowledged the bequests from ‘tion and éfficiency of the ‘var- the estates of Harriet Tangdahl, |igy. committees, and noted that |

La eda Ae ‘Cameron, |ip home has, been extremely | Dien. Bie ar fortunate hitherto in the quality”

Eugene MacDonald. provineial ‘of its board members. i me jcommittee of St. Dunstan’s Uni-

WEATHER versity that he -has been grant-

A 0 ( A L _ Tempera- €4 a $1,200 scholarship.

_AL BERTON: — "John. MeNeilh | ‘son . ofs.Gouncillor -*and Mrs. | Fraviky SféNeilJ, Alberton, has | been notified by the: scholarship

TORONTO

leas overnight High Wednesday |ed to his tuition over a period of |

(CP) The scholarship will be credit-

‘stayNit seems

\

N found the water to be ‘90. des | day.

“Sfienrs-Hughes. both of Fart Aun

The present owner of the| HALIFAX (CP)\— The wea- |building, Harold Dunphy of Mill- ther office says variable amounts view, said SL. a. ie ot ‘i i nd scattered\showers was not over containe he eh dee at leash Teter | wee neared throughout. the ) quantity of bailed hay and) tures taken Yesterday. at Dalvay Maritimes district “late Wedyes- ‘Straw. The fire was

Summer like\days. are here to but. so“far Nt has been reported there. hasn't been

. discovered by | Brees. One degree higher than}: This variable ‘sky ‘condition’ ‘Mrs.Dunphy“About 11.30 Tues- Toes nea is, cory to ete and shower eae on ee ie i. day night.“The Vernon Fire De-

al fer this time ‘of year \ through most of t riet over. a things Stay on a normal path in night. a on t extin a_couple Sof . weeks “the water Shi dycdriee air will radual- \guis ihe ames. The barn was

Cc ameron, 4

jot Teachers, held recently.

Accident _~ Sends Driver To Hospital’

MONTAGUE — A car left the road and rolled into a ditch on a} double curve on the Commercial Road at the Whim Road ‘inter-

-late-yesterday—afternoom)

Driver Joseph MacLean of: Mon- tague was taken to hospital here by ambulance, but he was re- —|ported not seriously injured. He was remaining in hospital over- | might

|The. accident... miles. south of here — is being investigated by Montague De tachment ROMP.

Col. LF. MacDonald, Charlot- \tetown, was elected president at ithe annual meeting of the Abe- ;8weit Chapter, Canadian College

Other officers for the next

Kensington Police, Walter S. Tinsent of the Sum- merside Detachment TR:C.M-P.directed—the proceed: | ings, and judges were provided (United States will pull some 30 | by the participating districts.

urday.

niné years and under, first Le- / \land Cole; Spring Valley; second Ported Wednesday by informed Leigh Andrew, Margate;

-some...three |—

is:sintrodiiced a .Toronto house-

and Const.

| member of the National: Hoc- /Beina Moved | isv"tensies ton

key League’s board of gover- WASHINGTON (AP) The!

of ‘the | nors, talks .with his — brother

‘Involved are - two équadrons transport planes out of France |Wwhich operate on a rotational The children received prizes bY !ate July and station them in|basis from the United States.

American and NATO forces out |U.S. reconnaissance planes now winners: |°f France. \stationed , in“ France will be This imminetit move was re-| moved elsewhere. immediately clear will be done.

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TONIGHT ONLY = Ot ges a bet -_ about the deadliest ‘Manhunt of aig _ ~y GEORGE PEPPARD AND~ . a" ELIZABETH ASHLEY

"THE THIRD DAY"

Following are the

when this

third, | government sources. Déan Dennis, Margate. 12 years | and under, first, Stuart Cole, Spring Valley; second, John) Warren, Margate; third, -Graf- ton Cole, Spring Valley. 16 years! . and under, first, Gary Cambell, | Irishtown; second, Gordon Campbell, Irishtown; third, Jim- | mie Evans and Ronnie Campbell | both of Irishtown (tied). :

Bla med For Price Boost .

CHICAGO (CP)—The market.

place, rather than the manu- facturer, is largely to blame for spiralling prices — of consumer goods whenever new packaging

wife told marketing experts to- day:

Mrs. Eric. Haworth told “the American Marketing Associa- | tion’s world- congress of mar- keting that, ‘‘many manufac. |

_-TECHNICOLOR” PANAVISION® FROM WARNER BROS, turers try to give the public, a

Sa ier ere’ SAMUEL BRONSTON..

However, \“‘in the ‘seething 2! a competition of. the marketplace |

It was not |

NEW NHL GOVERNOR Michael, who was named _al-

governor William Wirtz is president’ of

ternate

replaces the |

Tuesday. “on the board.

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|Dawson 45 71 . three years. The only condition year include: Wendall Horton, “TONNWA 4 - | Victoria 54. 77 (attached is that his work con- | icity, past president: MrsyMar-|*,° ° 2° holds are: barred and | ae often-times well- known brands | _ ; cs {Edmonton 43 71 |tinues to be of a high standard: jorie Dover, city, vice-president:. ilty “oF owknife’ “S372 is” understood that these (Sister Sf. Mary Sixtus, Rustico, /a°@ Suilty of some “fighly-dabi- ee t ous practices in pricing... Regina 44 71 |scholarships are, granted to stu-|Secretary - treasure: Lorne introd Pp k <. tWinnipeg :........ 41 74° ‘dents having high averages in |Moase, _Summerside, program: in ucing ae oN ag-| cS aia GUT OME 39. 51 their exams. John, who has just | ‘chairman. B.” ee ee Orne 56 73 |completed_his first year i ndall Horton—te-| She attacked. oA WANT A DOG? Ottawa 54 68. g Science course, had: an average | viewed ies program for the past P anatace i ee eee a 4 f .Want \a dog for companion- Montreal 59 74 f= 87 peccent. ‘year, giving special mention to mothe ey pe me oa) i 2 tion. for. your Quebec = 59 C the science fair for high “school ne er ee / ship, for ‘protec’ 57 molly - coddle packaging,”’ she hildren? Whatever “your need, Fredericton ...... z Che V I (students sponsored by the chap- aut : ; a sea WD Anis coe ou (Saint John .......: . ¥ erry a ey jtersin April, which’ proved very ye crillcieed’ the packiciig | ; ¢ 0 San Tohioden -pourselt a dada qos ie ees . 3 iy B D st ed Successful as a pilot project. An of odd weights and te Biffars Pig a homie of the dogeatcher ih Marsh- | Ghariottetcon eae 55 * ik arn e roy: early start is planned on an ex-: ence in U.S. and Canadian liq / a ' field. Thesedogs.are not for! ieydiey sacs - SI 83 4. Aart Berh-abthe Chaney Vek age Science fair in the next uid measurements. The Ameri- = ss ‘persons living in the City oo Yarmouth . a ley cotner was destroyed by fre Guest speaker at. the rosetitig can gallon is less in amount |». [| might ‘try and return ‘to IF |St\\John's et ag last ‘night. The barn, before the was Forhes Elliot, principal of {242 the Canadian Imperial a former “homes causing “heart-|Boston .-\........ \Trams-Canada Highway was put lon. ¢ chibt INew York 68 .,, the branch of University of New break for young children who/New Bor * 9) jin inating a sharp, curve, \Brunswick in Saint John and can‘t\understand why their new Jacksonville come es lwas the target: for a number of \¢ flew : : IMiami | SS. ie 78 86 ellow of the Canadian College * . ie. * ‘e pets hike to\wander. minoh A 72 103 {Motorists who were’ travelling iof Teachers. Mr. Elliot traced NORMAL.\TEMPERATURE ‘Los. Angeles»... 4 7 |too fast to.stay on the road... |, “aevatoninent obeihe College

from its origin to the present and spoke of its hopes for the future.

Rodeo Winners Are Announced

KENSINGTON’ — On Friday evening a bicycle Rodeo, spon- jSored by the Irishtown Safety Council was held. on the Ken- - sington Elementary School

Ey Seka pal ont Jy flow into the Maritimes from Dot not insured, Ne \ \. | Quebec ‘oringing sunny skies to} PASSES SUDDENLY \_ all three provinces today. A’ few | Word has been’ Keceived -By\ cloudy intervals and afew srow-

Mrs. Louts Grimes, ‘Watervale, | ers) will develop. in most regions

of the sudden death of her bro- | inthe. afternoon)

ther. Nvan. Hughes of \Cam- Regional forecasts: :

bridge, Mass. on Tuesday.\Mr.| yo. ok Hale Tope Joh. |

Hughes was in ‘his 54th year. He | River Valley, Annapoliat: V3 alley, |

4s survived ‘by. another, Mrs.

Northern Nova Scotia, Prince | Thomas Dalton. and: a. brother, Newer Island, \Fastern. \.Neow

gustus. Mrs: Grimes and- Mrs. f “Dalton left yesterday for Cam- bridg®& where the interment. will | take place: = Sega

POLICE CONSTABLES

Comgmple Denald MacDonald's name was inadvertently omitt-\ edtteom the list Of names of the city police force who have been convirmed after completing their probationary..period__. "The Tee nen for. Artinir J.\ Howatt

meting of | took place on Wednesday.\morn- * ing from the Hennessey Funyera! |Home~ to~ St, Dunstan's BasiNca TRAFFIC’: COURT where Requism High Mass was

report of Traffic Cours, celebrated by Rt. Rev. William

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IS PATIENT Wilfred Biller Interment \took

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Bed BY Sa patient in the the: service ping conducted, by Provifeal, Sanatoriutn, |Rev. Daniel ORemy.

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