Conservative delezate from. Prince « County chose Rev. David MacDonald, a Un ited Church minister at Alber-
_ton, as their pene) at a * Summerside urday night, : —_ the coun nly “riding in the _
- Island News Page
2 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Mon., Sept. 20,
August Fish Landings
Increase In
} Total fish inthe Ma @itimes during. -August, 1965, Rmounted to 144,700,000 pounds valued at $8,000,000. These to. tals included 61,800,000 pounds of groundfish valued at $2,700,000, 08.400.00 peunds of pelagic and esturial species valued-_at $2,- 200.000 and 6.500.000 pounds of Bhellfish valued at. $3,100,000.
. In comparison with the aver- age Auugust catch during the years 1962 to 1964, the month's total catch was above average by 69,400,000 pounds and $2,- 600,000. Groundfish landings for August were above the average August catch during the years 1962 to 1964 hy 14,100,000 pounds
andings
and $795,000. The month's. pela- gic catch was above the three year August average by 54,600,- |
000 pounds and $951,000. Shell- fish landings for _August were
itor the increased shellfish land-
‘the previous three years
:
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Henry Wedge,
Nov. & federal election. The stand with Hon young minister .was...opposed —.yrayvineial—minister-of—-health,. by one other nominee, ROY who displays the victory sign Boates, a Summerside phar-
. following the counting of the macist Mr MacDonald, 8 . right and _ Mrs MacDonald ball lots ‘
BR eg
a Adjourned To This Morning
In. City’ Police Court. on Sat- urday Magistrate A.J. Haslam adjourned the case of Lorne L. Misener, Stanhope,charged with drunken driving to this morning.
Edwin Walker, Travellers Rest, and Bloise A. Ramsay, Hamilton- were assessed $15 and costs or five days each whes they were arraigned on charges of speeding.
In a third speeding case, Don- = fob MacLeod, Milton was fin-
and costs
T ution MacPhail, Cornwall, charged with leaving the scene
The increased groundfish of an accident had his case fur- catch during July was due to ther adjourned till. September larger than normal landings of 24 : redfish and flatfishes. The larg-|. 4 pench warrant was ‘ssu- er than normal pelagic landings 44 for the arrest of a City wom- for August Were the result = a an charged with violation of the creased herring and mackere ie emitonl Bet, Jandings during the month. The egos Sal City jscallogestch: mainly accounted with es dog that bit
man was ordered to have the dog destroyed and report to the loca! police station Monday to verify that the dog had been done away with. | Two city youths appeared on disorderly conduct charges and were. assessed similar fines of
1965.
Maritimes
759,000 pounds and $806,000 abo the August 1962 to 1964 average.
charged
ings for August, compared with
Cumulative fish landings in the Maritimes for fhe first eight months of [965 amounted to 627,000,000 pounds, valued at $44,800,000. The figures for the -
similar period of 1964 were 541,- $25 and costs or 15 days each. 600,000 valued at $39.200, and Adolphus MacEachern, City, ‘for 1963 were 453,10,000 pounds charged with failing to stop at a lyalued at $32,400,000. red light was fined $10 and costs or five days
Kensington Teachers
~ KENSINGTON. -— , eington local of the P_F.1. Teach-
The Ken-
ers Federation convention held Sept. 17 with 120 in dance 5
President Mrs. Ann MacFar- lane__welcnmed—the_new.teach- ers and comment upon the year's activities
Federation matters, especial- ly matters of pensions, were dis- cussed by Anna Riley, provin- eial federation secretary ;*
Minutes of the 1964 fath con- pention, were read by secretary Gister Marie Therese and ap Proved as read * The local ‘supefintendent of
hools, Mr. Currie, gave his ad-
ss dealing mainly with ad- @antages of grade three achieve frent tests and grade eight pro- “ginctat-exammatrons: @J.A.S Williams, director of Beruculum for the province, dis eussed the supplement of the @ourse of stidies and answered §uestions ofthe teachers on var- fous matters of supplements. * Christopher Gledhill, > provin- dial director of--music,-spoke_.on music classes offered to pupils
benefits received by those
king these lessons
e The = folinwing
ere appointed rs
‘all Qualified Must Be Assured * Higher Education:
* ESPANOLA., Ont. (CP)—Fi cial. difficulties. must not prevent anyone from obtaining more education and govern- M™ents are going to have to make it possible for all quali- fied students to get higher edu- cation, Prime: Minister Pearson gaid here : The prime minister. in a ‘ @peech at Espanola high school wmencement exercises, told students their greatest opportu- nity now is to make the most
was atten-
committees nominations, Mrs. Anne
= that
‘Man Killed | By New Car
OAKVILLF...Ont._ (CP). z Thas @ied in Oakville - Tra- x : falger Memorial: Hospital of in- Howatt and Mrs. Majory Cou-- Juries i : sins; resolutions, Mrs. Trene Struck by a car being. driven Easton, John Chinnery, Phylfis off the assembly line at athe Brittan, Mrs. Shirley MacLean, Ford Motor Co. Ltd. plant here. Mrs. Francis Aylward: press, Scullion was a native of St.
services for lwho died Wednesday, were held lfrom his late residence in New jAnnan Friday 17
» ihe New Annan in 1920, ed carried on a successful farm operation until his health failed him
ters, el), {Murdo Roy Campbe!! eque and one brother, Edgar of Makaque, Saask
Campbell, years ago eral service Friday was Rev P. Matthew |United Baptist Church of which | Mr Waugh was a lifetong mem- ber. Estabrooks of Bedeque.
monds, Williams, Keith Thompson, Wen- dell Moase and Walter Moase.
nt... John ““Serthion “a -nt—Hanmttton-4
suffered—when~he-"was~
| Waug h Funeral Held On Friday
SUMMERSIDE John
Funeral W Waugh.
afternoon, Sept
Valley where moving te the deceas-
Born in “Wilmot resided before
some 15 years ago. He was
eft a semi-invalid and for the
llast five vears Was totally con- fined at.home. The death occur- red at his home where cared for and* daughter-in-law,
he was Charles, Henrietta. three sis- ‘Eth-
by his son, include Mrs. Percy Lowther Cornwall: Mrs Scott Mace- Myrtle) Bedeque; Mrs Winnie! of Bed
Surviors
the former Vera predeceased him 21 Conducting the fun- R of the Summerside
His wife,
Assisting was Rev: Horace
The hymns The Lord's My
; Shepherd and Nearer My God To Thee were sung by the Summer- side choir and the selection Wipe
CONSERVATIVE CANDIDATE ‘
he Tears from Every Eye was
sung by J.B. Lewis. The accom- panist was John Leuty. ©
Pallbearers. were. Walter Sim- Lewis Moase,. Robert
Flowerbearers were Robert
Hogg. Colin Waugh, Earl. Lowth- er, Myers and Newton MacArthur. Interment was Cemetery, Central Bedeque.
Harold Campbell, Wendell
in the Baptist
Orangemen Ask End To Commission
‘CALGARY (CP)—A resolution asking for abolition of the royal
commission on bilingualism and”
bicukturalism has been sent to Prime Minister Pearson and other federal party leaders by the Grand Orange Lodge of Can- ada
The Grand Master of the lodge, Carl Smith of Kingston, Ontario, said here. the resolution, which asks that the order - in - council which estab- lished the. commission be re- voked, was sent to the prime minister Sept. 9 ,
“We are either Canadians: or we-are not,” he said. “We are oppused to biculturalism an bi- lingualism and feel the commis sion js doirig no good. We want it thrown out.”
A similar resolution was sent to government officials year, he said, but no‘hing was done about it.
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Mrs. Doris MacWilliams, Mrs. George, N.R.
Margaret-MacDonald:—
The nominating committee brought in the following slate of officers for the yeaf. ~|
President, Donald Ross: vice president, Mrs. Doris MacWil- liams: secretary, Sister Stephen Marie.
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Houses Warm Up
to SHELL
aoa, Waite, a Kensington igh School student, gave a sum- mation of activities at a Jumor Red Cross. seminar held at Mount Allison University this summer.
Mrs. Nancy MacFarlane spoke on a arian s —— HES ~
Mr. Pearson said the istudents will soon be taking over re- sponsibility for building the country.
“It is a land where different viewpoints and regional .divi- sions..must be fitted. not fused, | nto an over-riding national pur- pose that will bind us to each other through: that common pur- pose.
“Out of this will’ come 2 deeper unity which will respect diversity which gives ‘a richer meaning to unity." ae the prime minister
is increasing its standard lau and._isa__-country. ‘where youth can spread its wings afd speak its mind and where older men and women can enjoy that dignity and se- curity that they Have earned by their. work.”
Espanola: some 40 miles west of Sudbury, is located in Mr. Pearson's riding of Algoma East. He is to attend the riding nominating. convention today, and address a public meeting in the arena in the evening.
Extracts of the prime minis- fer’s speech to the students were released tn- the press in advence of delivery.
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ee ee es NIGHT SCHOOL COURSES
Education has recently ~
received inquiries from persons in Churlottetown and vicinity wishing to enrol in night instruction in certain subjects of Grades XI and
classes for
- Those in the Charlottetown area Who are in- terested should write to the Department of Educa- tion on or before September 30 -stating their oc-
desired, as well as the
It should be noted that a a course in any par- ticcular subject cannot be offered rolment is adequate to justify the en an instructor. Applicants will be no
gement of ied as soon
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Women's Nylons
Seamless mesh knit on 400 needle
machine, variety of lovely shades, sizes 9-11,
Special, 3 pairs 1.00 Children's Hose
Stretch nylon, assorted sizes and 9-11.
Special, 3 1 00 pairs .
Women's Biouses
Cotton, short sleeve, sizes 12 - 18,
assorted colours. 1 00
Special, each
Men's Handkerchiefs
Plain- white cotton, hemstitched
hems. Special, 6 >t 00 r a
Toilef Tissue Good quality.
Special, Skin Balm With, lanolin; ~all 17. 07 squeeze bottle. Special, each
Skin Tonic A mid astringent,
colours,
5 +72,
over skin care,
1.00
bottle
1.00
1.00 Shampoo.
1 an SHAMP0O, 424°, o7 1-BOTTLE-CREME_ RINSE, 4-02
1.00
16 oz
Special, each
Toothpaste
Family ‘size tube.
Special,
each
Special, both for
Complexion Soap Special, 1 2
Child Sets
Gold coloured chain necklet with
' matching charm bracelet.
Special, ‘set’ . 1.00 Pipes. . Imported
Briar, assorted shapes. Special. each
Cig arette Case. hrome case approximates 3%" rT
a Spectal... each 1.00 |
Cuff Link & Tie Bar Sets
Silver and gold~ colours, assorted Special,
styles 1 .00 Iced,.Tea Spoons
Stainless steel, set of ‘four, boxed.
Special, 1 .00 Bracelet & Earring Set
Gold coloured bracelét we match-
set
set
ing earrings, assorted
styles, Special, set 1.00 Scissors
Nickel plated scissors, assorted Si7es.
1.00
Special, pair
- Salad-Forks.........
Stainless steel set of six forks Special, set
1.00 Wallets
Valnyde leather with tab and zip- per closing, colours black. brown
and red. 1 00 s
: Special, each
Paint By Number Sets
2-6 x 12 matching subjects of per
mixed oil colors. Special,
1.00 Desk Note Pad
— for office or : Special, each 1 .00.
aes ee
Underarm Portfolio
Plastic, zipper closing. 1 00 *
each
Special; each -
1.00
1.00°
Boxed Stationery
Chamivar Vellum.
Special, each 1 -00 Loose Leaf Refills
Heavy weight, 150 sheets er 1
Lunch ch Sacks sree 1.00 Pdper Towel & Holder
Macthed sets, blue, yellow or white,
Special, set } .00
: . Corduroy Pillow Covers Makes bed pillows into decoration cushions, colours bejge, brown,
red, orange and green. 1 00 eo
Special, each For ladies shoes, chrome, “assort-
Shoe Trees ed sizes. 1 00
Special, pair
Flannel Dusters
Yellow, cotton flannel. Special, 3. 1.00 Bathroom Sets Plastic” case, contains 6 pieces,
nail bursh, sponge, soap dish, etc.
Special, set 1 .00
Cushion Coveis
Linen covers, yellow only, ap- proximately 18-x 18. Special;
2 1.00
Crochet Cotton
Approximately 300 yard bail,
20, 30 and 40, white only. Special,
sizes
3 1.00
Tea Pot Special, each
1.00 Cup & Saucer
Bone china cup and saucer
Special, 1 .00
. Fléwer Pot _Earthenware flower pot. : Special, each
each
1.00
‘
"
Unbleached Cotton
Ideal for quilt back, mattress covers, drapery lining, etc
Special,
3 yards 1.00 Tweed Scatter Mats
Foam back, approrimately 18 x 25
1.00
Special, ‘each
Chair Back Sets
Ecru colour cotton with coloured
embroidery 2 i 1.00
Special, Linen Tea Towelling
22° white ground with assorted
stripes. Sptcial, 2 pee 1.00
Pillow Renewers
- Fine white cotton with zipper end,
Standard size
Special, 1 .00 Stripe Face Cloths
Light weight terry 12 x 12
om 12. 1.60 Plastic Tablecloth
$2 x 52, assorted fruit designs.
1.00
pair
Special, each
Travel Tweed
36’ wide, assorted patterns. and colours, Reg. 1.89. Special, yard: 1.00 z * Cotton Prints An assortment of colourful prints, about 3%" wide. Special,
2 sara: 1.00
Cotton Prints
An assortment of colourful prints,
about 36°" wide 3 yards 1.00
Special, 7
Broadcloth
Assorted colours, cloth, *"" wide. ,
et 2 i 00
eotton broad
Corduroy
Assorted colours. uroy, 36 wide.
fine wale aint
“Rubber Gloves ~
_Cotton Mined. non. slip “grip Speciat—pair=—
Ironing Board Cover
Heavy oiled cotton, elastic edge.
Special, 4 .00
Sauce Pan a
Aluminum sauce pan, 2 quart size
1.00
each
each
Special,
Pillow Covers
Sizes 18 x 25, fine wale corduroy. assorted colours, zipper end.
Special, each 1 00 Hand Towels ce
15 x 23, good quality terry,
quéise stripes = oy tee Face Cloths
tur-
12 x 12 terry, assorted colours afd stripes. ° Special,
Bath Tawels
Good quality térry. 2 x 40. white ground with assorted stripes
Special, pair 1.00 Dish Cloths
Assorted eolours, six in poly hag ~~ Special, pki. Linen Tea Towels
About 20° x 30, checked. design.
ew te 1.00) Pillow Cases
Fine quality cotton, 42 r 33. white.
Special, pair 1 .00
6... 1.00
1,00.}-
~ Long sleeves;
oa Special, vard White-FHiannelette———
27"" wide. Good quality.
ee yarts 1.00
Special,
Tables of Odds & Ends
Family footwear, including wo- men’s and children's summer
noe 1.00
Special, pair
Boys' Flannelette Shirts ‘button cuffs, assort=- ed plaids and checks, sizes 3 to
- Special, each J .00 Corduroy Snapperals | 12 & 18 months 1.00
Special, each
Lined Corduroy
Is 12 to 24 months. Special, each
Clearance Pants and Slims
~~ Assorted sizes 2 to 6x in the group
Special, each Flannelette Sleep. & Play Sets -—
1.00
corduroys and cottons,
1.00
—
2 piece infants Ist. and 2nd. size.
Special, 1.00 Fleece Lined Sleepers
Screen print trim, sides 2 and 4
Special, 1 .00
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4,00-|=
White only,
Cotton Briefs
Assorted TV Kumfy
me )
infants Vest ~
Short sleeves, sizes 18 and 24
months. Spec. 2 i 1.00 Cotton Terry Briefs —
and 4
3 1. 1.00
Special,
Sizes 2 and 4. Special,
5 we 1.00
Girls’ Cotton Pants
Rayon stripe, medium length leg,
ete Girls’ Cotton @louses
Tailored, white only.” 1 00 +
Special, e¢ach Women's Rayon Tricot Slips
Sizes 32 to 40
Special, each ‘ 00 Half Slip & Brief Set
trims, small, medium and large.
Assorted trims 1 .00
Special, assorted colours and
Half Slips small,. medium: and
Rayon tricot, Special, each 1.00
trims, sites Rayon Tricot Briefs
set
large.
Assorted ‘colours, smal!, medium , and large e324. 1,00 .
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Assorted colours, oversize only
Special, 2 An 1 .00
Cotton Half Aprons
Assorted prints 2 for 1.00
Special, Cotton Bib Aprons each
Assorted prints 1 00 Girls’ Blouses
Special, Assorted styles. sizes & to 14
: Special, each 1.00 Girls’ Wool Plaid S'ims: Sizes 4 and 6
Special,
1.00
each
ae ee Assorted Plastic
— 1.00
Special, pair
Hand Grips Exerciser
Special. palr 1.00 Paint By Number Sets
2 pictures 8 x 10, paints and brush
1.00 1.00
Special, set
Game Chest
$2 different games Special, set
22 Rifle Shells “Box of Special,
2... 1.00.
‘Cuff Link & Tie Bar Set
Gold and silver co o | gant aes Ae reguiar 1M &
Men's Ties
Assorted patterns.
1.50. Special, .
‘ 2 for 1 .00 Men's Ties -Assorted patterns, 2.00.
150 &
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regular Special, each
Boys’ Ties
Jockie ahd hows
ace 2 forss 1.00 Boys’ Braces
Elastic webb. 3 io 1.00
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as possible after September 30 whether or not it will be possible to arrange for instruction in cer-_ tain courses,
“ediication and get more & University if possible: ' ‘“Governments are going to have to make this possible—this higher education—for every boy and girl who qualifies for it by tle test of ability:
NASSER_IN MOROCCO _
RABAT | Reuters Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser arrived here hy sperial train from Casablanca Sunday to be- -gin_a_state_visit to—Mornceo—as guest of King Hassan
EATON’S SPECTAL: DEFERRED PAYMENTS. ON BUDGET AND-| EXTENDED ACCOUNTS, BUY NOW! PAY IN 66! NO DOWN PAY-
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M. Mackenzie, Deputy Minister of Education.
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