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Employment Advisory Com. Reorganized

SUMMERSIDE -—-— A review of past accomplishments and a preview of proposed operations were the highlights of the first meeting of the reorganized local employment advisory commit- tee. held in the National Em- ployment Office here rocen .

The review was given by Earl Cannon. manager of NES and the preview by newly-amounted chairman. John s. Wright. Oth- ers in-attendance were Jack Murphy. Frank Jenkins. Urban

ON THE AIR

TUESDAY PROGRAMS - CFgY TV

3.30 p.m.—Muaicele

3 58 pom—Sign On

4.00 p.n-l.--Mlle cle Paris

131 pin-Vacation Time

5 30 rum—Space, The New Ocean

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6.00 p.m.—A Fine City, Norwich 6.31' pun—Gazette

7.01‘ pm —CFCY-TV News

7.15 rum—Challenge Golf

8.00 prim—MY Favourite Martian 3.30 p.m.-—Hennesaey

9 no p.m,——Patty Duke

9.30 gum—Ben Casey

'0 30 pornu—Ths Planemekere li.30 p.m.—The Nature of Things lzco ‘p.m.—cac TV News

l2 i3 p.n-l.—-Locel Weather

12.” e.rn.-—Sign Off

CKCW TV

3.45 p.m.——Siatien Sign On News, Weather, Sports

4.00 p.m.——Mlle. De Paris

130 poms—VBCII'ION Time

5.30 p.rn.—$pece, The New Ocean 6.00 p.rrl —Bucksl<in

6 30 rim—Television News

7.30 p.m.—-Checkmltl 8.30 p.rn.—To Tell the Truth ulce

930 p.m.-—-Ben Casey

'0230 p.m.—-The Plenemekars

11.30 pan—Nature of Things 12.00 pan—CBC TV News

12.15 emits—Viewpoint ' 12.20 mun—Lionel Network News i225 e.m.—Steiion Sign Off

CFCY TUESDAY

6.28—Sign On

630-New & Weather sis—Country & Western lounduo é-55—News L Weather 700—Hebrew Christian Hour

7.Ai—Country I. Western Roundup 8 OO—News

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Blew-Country I. Western Roundup ads—Weather

8.50—Atlantic News 8.57—Thought For Today

9.00—Newe It Voice Reporter-ac

9 lob-Preview Commentary—CBC ?.l5—-Notes 8. Music

9 27—Matinee Musical Chem-lee 9‘30—Notea and Music 9.55—What’s The Song Contest “LOO—News and Weather

ll.05_.-7-Noies and Music Muzzy-Matinee Musical Charadea limb-Notes and Music

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ii sci—Notes and Musit ii.5!l¢-Atlentic News

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iZOS-g-Town and Country lime i2 lift—News & Weather 12.43r—P.E.l. Road Report

12 45-—Tcwrl and Country Time LOO—News, Weather In N.s. hood.

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The committee is com ‘ m aoNNA 4.2m representatives of oigM£ But if a porpoise coud be mAf?‘ gauge AND WILLWANT of “hm. “d macaw“ and ‘ taugllit to communicate with gal,“ ‘OME Humans; advised the local office mud- . . 33:” “m? fpgrgihghemkev ‘ wumeszoiz Nor.

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Mr. Cum” noted mg m ‘ . to recognize the difference in U; . 2:. h.“°”...ni:"'”‘n' am 3311”. W... s by z '

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“mice have become realm", A l 3! RALPH DIGH’I‘ON idetermine how finely porpoises' ‘-~———————cmmi_ > review of the proposed mdw- LOS ANGELES lAPi __ An . tamed sonar lecho location sys-x Speeder Fined trial park site was given. as well attempt to control a school of 1 term can discriminate between as the recent economic survey {porpoises swimming tree in the i oblects. In Traffic court Prince County. open se ‘ made this! Alice. kept in a M-toot-dlarn‘ . Wright noted that several lsummer off the island of Oahu eter- tank on the campus got a An Ottawa resident A i I c 5 3T0“?! hue been requesting the l m Hawail- ’ ii every time she tripped a Joan Bumme_ {VB 'fl‘ued‘sm establishment of the induster Dr‘ Kenneth Norms. ‘Unlvel" llever underneath the larger of and costs in traffic‘ court Sat. - _ park we here for several yea“ titty g; caiitolgni'i;I zoologlst. has ; two spheres side by side in the urday 5°, speeding. ' z ‘— am 51" n 9 sea ‘ 30"" i water- ‘ Similar lines were mated on ‘ a.“ it now appear. that federal Em‘mmals a “ll ' WE ; Her sonar. which enables her to. Michael Thomas SullivanI '- flnancial assistance will be i1“3'30" and 91395 to release to distinguish instantly between; Roseneath (no operators n: n granted to set it up, following “1;!” mm 31:“ P3912” - natural prey and debris even in; cancel; Charles Edward Curtle, I: . which the same groups should “go ms go "1&5 aiéanungon‘ murky water. u something the Charlotteth (driving without _< V ' ‘i w I . ‘ do ma '1' 9 mos” er'liia would like to copy. Hu- due care and attention': Davrd ' . “em 5 in their power to water. “and “gun “dime t6imllrl ~ made sonar trequentlvl Merlin MacDonald Pea‘kes iln- ' ‘ twat-M -v-— Ir" ' ‘—- Induce industry to locate here. Pm'fitsesdrove!‘ mime“ 0‘ “V‘ mistakes whales for subma- \ efficient equipment). and Arthur E t" —1 y " ’— M ‘ r — - ' z. _ ’ v , “13‘ hi“ gfigcgeaé 'the exm_efinel Ind Vice Versa. 4 William Flynn. Peakes Station. ' :‘r I 1 zlw meat could lead .m m “n .: me, tamed Alice down to‘ (inefficient equipment). =| -; as}: ‘ V, ‘3 '1 “ande at last at how m {a point where. blindfolded. she. Three youths were each lined in - \ -——- um _ blooded m, _ ‘ mm could distinguish between ball 35 and costs for walking on the "I m a ' ‘ ‘ bearings two inches and three-‘ wrong side or the highway. ~ " ‘ - .:. creatures are able to survive . b s death’s far below the reach of quarters of an inch in diameter. | A man was fined 55 and cost- .115“! > I a Ihu'man divers with the latest-{Joule and Turner can‘t talkl for jumping a stop sign. - ‘ g ‘ s equipment. ‘ ' . I If he taxis. the porpoises MH‘RIPLEY S BELIEVE IT OR NOT HOW MUCH ICHARGE ' LET'5 ssrmowm'rilsss's

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UMMERSIDE — Town real- {and Norris will have to start o». v . -« ‘ A SIGN FOR .u‘rHA-rip BE 30¢,you dents and tourists alike were lover again, training more porw My angle; f 601’ A DEAL; heated to a concert by the in. [PW-‘55 . . " z z '

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“any known RCAF central oi porpoises under man’s mm L, - g Band of Ottawa at Memorial trol has whetted scientific lm- I a Park here Sunday. agination forlyeare. Th;

The band played a large num- Navy current y 1’ con “c mg ‘ " her of selections ranging from secret tests with them in a ‘ ‘

lagoon at Paint Mugu. Calif.. the classics to popular. There t f m P ml: were also a number or solos. fizgfigaifige o ' ac

One of the highlights of the ex ' menu are re. afternoon program was the ar- g ported to be aimed 'at establish- pearance of Michele Flnney oi ling “Min-lately a language be~ 'hgdCEClProfififimwfilfigl: Dazzle ‘tween men and porpoises—With Us!

“3 e 9- W 0 ' SPEC!!! porpoises mimicking the human 3 - - ,1.” LL 1 emcee tor a children's program :VOlCE or men mutating por— $11" mtfiges 36E}an MAg’awwabwmifim g t _5 Tuesday. was mobbed by ipoise clicks and whistles by. WCi-li CHANG xi \ fife; a“; a ARMLEWDODD was

i children seeking her autograph, l mechanical means. i {3 MgalgEcmgeg;E ) glittering mm," , ARE Dung/“4,3! . u orris and fellow geolo— HAW i \ g ‘ ‘EDAFZEATOWENALL . I c gist Dr. Ron Turner report that{ D “I,”an g , ape Breton Manimen still have a lot to learng - BUNKIMGWEUMKIM ,y, r i about Winning friends among : m”;- Fgg 3 YEAR; 1 i —- Feared Drowned the muses. - mi 1. - l They are working with a ie-; 2:

FLORENCE. N5. (GP) .4 ‘male named Alice. borrowedi ‘ 4| search Wm resume here today from the navy, in an effort toi Tm" ' FE , a for John Nicholson. M, of Flor- . BRACKLEY pomT SCHOOL of am” [hi 5 egi 3

. ence who is presumed drowned .‘ ARE lDENTlCAL '2 Brackley Pornt held their T I

ma a‘bandm‘ed 1”" was found 4 annual school picnic at the kit- I, ms REM/[FM WAS WNS 5

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3.03—Trens Canada Matinee and cash 'ggpi‘lerrECdved 3 gm 1 ACROS ' “'N 22. "—

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L304 m Grade 6. 1.. Charles Seaman. 00m v m ‘Sash;

5.00~—Mer. Fish B’cest Grade 4' 1" seaman‘ 2‘ I Born. 5. Fashion (lap.

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6.00—CBC News & Weather GE‘sa“; 3 Sr 1. Faye Rom‘ ‘ °f 7-C0PY. i)!

2&3; Pf'l';::"'. rm son. 2. Karen Skirtington. . 11-mvmd melt” 37. A

6'25 , , 2' ‘fi”' Grade 3 n. 1. Patsy MacCal- ' with sand 11. Goad mm

‘ " " "3 W“, " , lum. 2. Frances MacCailum. 5 12. Give in 13quth laer

6.30-Muue in The Evening Grade 2' 1. Larry Cruwysv it 14. Place 15. hasty 28 A cu“) m ‘

7-30—Duak Robbie Shaw. 3. Kathy Cruwys. I 15. Sick 1a Dart grain as Peel 1?

3-°°—A5='9""'°"' Grade 1 A, 1. Gary Robinson. 16.519: of 19. Malt 29.Land 38 Domestic m;

8-30-Wlnnlpeg Poi” ‘ 2. Shelly Shaw and Vivian Sea- tlve have plenty: Bil a1 Zl

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9.30—Choirs In Concert Grade 1 3. 1. Wilma Cruwys. i 18. Confront sprite Assam (among I“

moo—cat: Net. News on Parliament 2' Dirk Robert; i gamut-Jam“ ‘

Hill & Speaking Personally Grade 1 C‘ 1 Dune luacm 21_Actul_uy I 2 3 4 7 3 10.30—Muaic Scene Montreal lum, 2. Freddie MacCallulrl. 23.9mm 9 m ll.oo—-Acllen Theatre Perfect attendance for June: pool Il.30—nghtspot Barry Cudmore. man. r 24.1’erieh " 5 moo—CBC News Do u gla s MacCallum. Kathy '. 25.1’oesesaive 12 (la—seem Scores and Marina Cruwys. Larry Cruwys. Gary pronoun ’4 '5 6

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