reaction of viewers who prob-lot the report was ﬂat AIDA ably would like to have a dit- arrangements are “too diverse, ferent program on each channel loo individual,” and it 'sug- from 2 to 13. Many authorities gested changes in ARDA ad- esiimate that a television stat- ministrative procedures.

ion must have a circulation of I It suggested the present fed- some 50,000 homes to achieve a l oral 5 tr dc to re of program “break-even" position. In Prince agreements be replaced by Edward Island there are about composite ARDA agreements. an . .

._.000 homes with ‘ teleVlSlon' To CONTINUE INVENTORY

sets. and CFCY-TV picks up an . . . additional 10,000 homes in the The Invent"! "P0" '5 bell“; lprcpared by Dr. W. E. Haw-

adjacent areas of Nova Scotia . and New Brunswick to give a land Of Montreal' Co'ordjmmr '

ﬂaden sol-recs

It would also draw attention , to the regional concept of re- source planining and coordina- tion, the council said in a state- ment after the session.

The council was interested in holding or resources conference in 1967. and the board of direc- tors was instructed to study the feasibility. the statement said.

13‘ (b '1

ed by CFCY-TV. The pattern of . l areas has been that the existing

The Guardian, Charlottetown, Wed. June 24, 1964. 3 lrcvenues drop in proportion.

CFCY lSlAND NEWS PAGE .. DelegatesArriveloday“W”

practically all of the area serv- Western And Central Districts : ‘allernative service" lid". and national advertising For Klnsmen Annual

CFCY-TV in a ruinous position.

That applicatiiln for the use of total circulation of approxima- 0‘ a “View team esmblished t" l F. 52‘ .Cl-annel 8 was turned down by tely 30.000. This falls far short “my 0"" the 9M)" 1‘ Will be ‘ k” V’ ~ .the BBC on objections from of the minimum required, and it 90“"“9‘1 WWE“ “her "new f €12; \ {CFCY-TV. CKCW-TV Moncton. can readily be seen that if it is l able resource pmgra'm' L} ll] ‘ land the CBC. Ifurther divided up by additional? Dr- “WHEN indicated in his 4

I “There is mile doubt that [he ' stations the existing difficulties; appraisal that the economic 1

lHaIifax interests will renew are compounded beyon reason, : land classification program is a l H . their application for the use of “Ottawa has an recent] 3,... PiOlieering effort in Manitoba. . . , ‘ SUMMERSIDE —— Between main streets of the town. It‘rlday Channel 3 to provide “alter. nounced a nejw inquiryy pointing in the general direction § . “NACKS AND

native sauce" in this area. If broadcasting in this counllil'?! 0‘ future {levelppments i" 1.3"“ l the BBC grants the ﬂpplicatiOH the results of which probablyi use 913nm“ m mat Drown“ it is our view that CFCY-TV will not be known for nearly al and elsewnere' will put out of business. It year. It is understood that the The resource mlnlStCPS Coun‘ was In this conic)“ that CFCY- extension of television services 0“ "01641 With some concern the TV held exploratory conversa- will be one of the matters to be increasing inroads on wildlife tlons with the canadian Broad- investigated. Under such cir- habitat and requesm‘l the “‘1' casting Corporation." cumstances, o knows, least eral government to put forward Mr. Large went on to say “it of all CFCY-TV, what the future proposals on this at a later

. ICE CREAM TREATS

HERMAN’S DAIRY BAR

Airport Road

400 and 500 delegates—many with their families-will begin arriving here today for the three- day annual Maritime District No. 7 Kinsmen convention slat- ed for Thursday. Friday and‘

night a lobster party w

held in the patio of the Prince

County Vocational School. Saturday afternoon on out-

door picnic is planned for Kins-

men, Kinetics and their famil-

lcs.

Saturday. . The delegates will be repre-

Thc convention is. being aenting all parts of the Mari- '

brought to a fitting chmax With

of Hamilton Ont, accompanied by his ‘ Kinsmen

following the convention.

PROCLIIMIITION

Rougement. Quebec. Duncan, in

“me, and as far as Wabash a governor’s dinner and ball is not hard to appreciate the may hold?" lmcetlng. I .

Labrador, convention chairman tSiatnrldayhevlemni; at the voca- ' '——_-—-——- —« ————~~—-———Iw~— n agreed to sponsor a west. 1 Tod“! 5 5290“

Jim Harris said recently. 0113 SC 00- . Edinborough, was predeceased . Eern regional conference in Vic- j

This is the omy convention Mr: Harris stressed that this by his wife, also from Scotland, Vgrnmenfa toria in conjunction with the MEN'S NYLON

being held in the western capl- is bfﬂn'g billed, as 3 11°th)! con- in 1957. l 1 Continued from page ll lcouncil’s efforts in analysing in . ‘ V

all during centennial year_ ‘Vention and Kinsmen have been For many summers Mr. andl Mr. Lalng said the concept stitutional framework for mult.- Making his first visit to encouraged to bring lions the" Mrs. Young were guests at Dal- sox

Summerslde will be the founder {grilling-l A! nullity;l :f vay-by-tbe Sea. and enjoyed

of Kinsmen clubs. Hal R0 ers‘ ese‘ eega es are expec 0 many Is and associates. .

g remain here for their holidays He is survived by ion. In SPECIAL

GOVERR ENIERAL’S MEDL WINNER

District I. T h o

“ 49‘ lir-

Rosemere. Quebec, argaret, Mrs. 'l‘rewes. in Oakvil-le, Ont., and William D., in Summer-

wrfe. The onganization was first normed in

Frequent Island Visitor ‘ Dies In EurOpe

Registration will commencel

Thursday noon. with business Jim" Drummond Young. native of Scotland and a

sessions Thursday evening. and , , quent VlSltor to the Island. died

end Saturday night. r any rd, t m CC . a 1 SPECIAL MARQUEE I .e will; liliesdinmzrsldg.

All sessions will be held ill a ; Mr, Young, who was born in large marquee being erected at 3 the Garden of the Gulf Motel in 1 cooperation with the P.E.I. cen- l tennial committee.

Friday morning‘s meeting will . be climaxed by an election for} a new governor of this district for 1964-65. 1

Social events will include

Ken-as Campbell (left) was awarded the Governor Gen- eral's medal and received prizes for English and highest ﬂoss standing during closing

50 Honor Grads At Police

Outstanding leadership, Lindal mmeggﬁgagll'ggfggm }For Crackdown Lynda Spencer. Paulettei Jones, Elizabeth Carter, Sally‘ Hughes, Pauline Peters. Mary Callaghan. Mary McQuaid, Lin-

on is J.A.S. Williams, BA, BEd. who delivered the ad- dress to the graduates. Kerraa is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Campbell, Montroae.

exercises of Alberton Regional Schoo presentation was made by John Rockford. chairman of the board of trustees. Looking

S'l'lEAD’S

Charlottetown’s Best Dial 4-4131 l

19.

Another visiting official willl be the secretary of the associa- tion. Murray Bowman. of Tor-

to.

I hereby proclaim Saturday. July 4 a public holiday in the Town of Alberton

M. ROY LEARrD,

Mayor.

2! a.

MOTOR REWINDING & REPAIRS

Storey Electric Ltd.

I'M I'l'llltt‘ \‘l . i‘ll‘llm‘n

a non Axwortlry Bill Daisiel. fre- Francis Hughes. Douglas Bur- lioe. Anne MacEachern. Sandra MacFarlane. Sharon McNally. Genevieve McQuaid.

The first graduation exercis- 95 {or the Charlottetown Rural High School were day in the auditorium of the Provincial Vocational Institute. The principal. F‘rank Costello, welcomed the guests and con-

Magistrate A. J. Haslam QC. . commended the city police for 8“ qutdoor “arbecue ThurSday % cracking down on disorderly evenmg and 3.5m: lunCheon at l conduct in the public squares the RCAF station officer’s mess:

gratlllated the students. Ding- do Matheson. Sharon MacNeill, . . . Frida noon.

well MacFadyen. chairman of Paula MacDonald. Horace Car- yesterday m~ City Ponce court" King’ttes on that d 'll trustees outlin the you"! ver Bill Richard Anne Bur- .Pohce Cm“ went” warned -' ay' WI events telling of the hoe. ent Mart'in Barbara m court that there w°uld be a have the" lunCheon at the Le"

heavy crackdown on an loaf. gjon home here during which; “5 and drunkti- “me they Will conduct business ‘. e statements came after sessions.

or problems in putting the school

Sherrcn. Allan Parker. All a n Into operation. Guest speaker '

Gillespie, Irene MacKinley. Be-

fine for disorderly conduct in "u‘m' one of the squares.

Lomer Sterling MacDonald of Mermaid changed his plea to guilty on a charge of driving while his license was suspend- ed. He received a $50 fine. I

. . . . . cal-nae rum)! was .I.A.Si’]¥lzlll‘l:afifllss.1. Riggs” Jealéms; [£42338 ngﬁ. Barry Reginald R658“ Can. of [ Armammoyh parade ls planned I l'ri/r for highest aggregate. Pauline Wood. Tony Morley. Charlonetown wee” w W: .

Deanna Affleck. Jeanette Mac- Donald. Donald Taylor. Maur- een Walsh. Brenda Jane Park- er. Michael Brown, Betty Quinn, Heather MacMillan. Judy Ham- bly, Ellen Rogerson. Irene Burt,

Lyndll Spencer: second. Paul- ette Jones: third. Elizabeth Car- ter and Sally Hughes.

Ethics. Kent Stetson. Allan Found. Allison Birt. Tony Mar- lel'

lCounciI Votes For Trailer Ct.

TO THE GROCER: Provided you have redeemed thls cou- pon In accordance with the above tellms. SALADA FOODS u a va ue

_ . Wk School quest M upon t

spirit. Donnie Ellis. Allan Stewart, Shirley Carra- . I _ ow; w.Ta co 0' , Barr)" Clark. Mike Brown. gher. Velda Fraser Wendel “31'” geesllsigjfff {fine‘gr‘Orngv BORDEN _ A we...“ mm This cougbmsubgggg ﬁghngaﬁgnﬂ ,gggpggkugggm ON YOUR NEXT PURCHASE or Application. Paula MacDon- Thomson. Barry MacLeod. Law- 1” q ‘ ing of the Borden Town Conn. and is void ll taxa restricted or fevbldden by law. Co

SALADA GAUZE TEA BAGS (ANY StZE PACKAGE) 6”

of them received fines of $25 pon cash value—126‘ and the other was fined $20. Two women an four men were charged with being drunk and incapable. One women re

rence Cudmore. Earl Boswell. Lynne Pollard. Helen Quinn. Myrna Ford. Irene Mclnnis. Pa- tricia McQuaid. Earl Proude.

altl. Mary Callaghan. Judy Ham- l,\'. Allan ewart. Beverley gill Sllaryn MacNeill, Horace arvur. Ellen Rodgerson. Rog-

cil was held Saturday. June 20 ’in the council room of the Ber-1 den Town Hall to discuss spe- cial business. with Mayor Gil-

rr Coffin. Glenda Neill. Gerrard Jean MacLauchlan. B a r ry . . . ' bert Bell presiding. Griffin. Edward Coates. Stephen Clark. Cami/62h: alligr 0; ngeofaé‘i) 3:9 First item to be dealt with Driscoll. John Morrison. Reta1 CERTIFICATES V was the application for a trail~.

Bpmgan Sheik Sheppam‘ Rees Ham. fine..'1‘hree of the men received 9,. cm“ which “my. consider).

" Why should you use this

. i fine of $20.00 or 20 days. . Highest ili each sub t: com- will. Donna MSCEaChem- Bel" e . lion. was granted the go-ahead. i using“. Lynda 5mg; liter. nice Cusack. Irene Doyle-:12?t ffg‘githhgddays w'u‘ “‘9 “m‘ continuation of cleanup lure. Linda Matheson: Eng- George Knox. Wilma Stone. Ca- ‘ work was discussed and as a: lish. Paulette Jones: artithme« role Hurry. Beta Hughes. James? result notices are being sent to! tic. Paula MacDonald; geome- Fay. Allen Smethurst. Kent' offenders to the effect that they} 0 try, Paulette Jones: algebra, Stetson. Donald Gaudel. Map. have seven days to do such' inn Burhoc. Pauline Peters: slia Carrier. Blair Webster, Ml-.l TORONTO (CP) — Observed work as was deemed necessary.‘ ‘ aeosraphy. Kent Marlin; his- chael MacDonald. temperatures: It work is not completed before tnrl'. Bill Richard; science. ASS [ST Min. Maxi that time. court action will re- paulme Jones: French. Lynda Gloria Wood. Joan .Vlallnd. Dawson . . . . . . . . . .. 25 66 lsult. a a e e SW'K'GI‘: Latin, Bill Richard. Sheila Sheppard. Bcvorlv Gil}. Vancouver . . . . . . .. 56 69 Deferred to the next meeting Elm-mien. Ban-y Clark. Paul Vandcrgaag. Barbara Victoria . . . . . . . . . .. 55 64 was the decision to buy a new Outstanding progress. Donnie Lund. Doreen Bird. Linda Duf- Edmonton ...... .. 49 76 fire truck. Prices for the truck . Taylor. , Brenda Scott. Kaye Train- Calgary . . . . . . . . . .. 53 73 were quoted and the matter 9

Most. vii-operative. Beatrice or. Terri MacRae. Susan Mo]. Saskatoon . . . . . . . .. 39 80 came in for due discussion be- m a S

Jenkins. Jacob Bondt. James Cross. Elizabeth Warren. Regina . . . . . . . . . . .. 40 75 fore the council decided to la- 0

Patricia Bruce. Rhoda ilc- Winnipeg . . . . . . . .. 57 73 ble it until the next session.

Leod. Edward Cooper. Valerie Toronto . . . . . . . . . .. 68 87 Renovations are to proceed

Crane. Freddy Coady. tha Ottawa . . . . . . . . . . .. 57 67 immediately on the old Irving

ﬁerﬂggn, Donald Hughes. Montreal . . . . . . . .. 60 no gas station which has been‘

eorge Roberts. Linda Martin. Quebec . . . . . . . . . .. 54 86 leased by the town for use all

Stella Boswell. Lynn Ellis. Lou- Fredericton . . . . . .. 48 as a fire station. .

i. Ostrldge, Arlene Pigott. Sle- Saint John ....... .. 47 79

wart MacCallum. Eileen Leger. Mont-ton . . . . . . . . . .. 4a 84 em N.B. Counties: Variable 0

Helen Wood. James MacCallllm. Hallfax . . . . . . . . . .. 53 78 cloudiness: scattered showers

Suzanne Roigerwaon- yaynvaen' ghgl‘lottemwn 3 in the evening: warm: west

. n . Davi . urn .v. ﬂyne y ney . . . . . . . . . u - winds 20 with usts to 45. Low- 7 ‘

nigger. John Morrison. Hannie Yarmouth «l as high at chariotletown and Monc- You get abetter cup of tea. That snotapromlse

Vanderkaay Louis MacDonald. St. John‘s. Nfld. .. 43 64 con 52 “d m ‘ . . —-—-———-—-Ruby M8°L°°¢ W" C"’““*““' “‘L‘FAX ‘CP-‘r-“m we" ﬁlth “60 today It Chariot-i . it’s a fact. Salada Orange Pekoe Tea is ’ WITH RELATIVES. Allison, Blrt. Anti)“: ldMlisnggi :her office,i says all thurede Mari- town at 10.39 am. and 12.28. ° '

Elaine Carver. av 0 . lime pro nces repor tem- ..m_ At maﬁa. gt 5.55 am ‘ ,

M" and MIT" wane" “"3" Lots MacQuarrie. Lorraine Ca- perature readings in the We on side “do; 18 mimics; blended from select orange DBkoeS. You can t

iNee Irene Hodgsonl visit-

Sn ng briefly with relatives in Al. later than Charlottetown. Sun

rises today at 5.45 em. and ; sets at 8.46 pun. All times ADT. ‘

vanagh, Alan ound. J a n e t Smith. Richard Connors. ley Bevan. Leo Redmond. War- ren Carragher. Charles Passey.

Tuesday with Fredericton and Ghatham reporting the highest readings with as degrees. In Nova Scotia Greenwood’s max-

buy a better tea blend in gauze bags.

roiION'rl'u-znl. . i . l - \ll's. Ruth summit. music Donnie Elli" My F““““g' "m"? °' “7 “who” the koes 1n new auze ba 5 mean ,. tucker Odin Albel'ton schooll. ﬁgs“ 3mg}. “"é‘émllrwg‘iéiil “£33,”: éeﬁdeTna’fgﬂmg A Catholic moiharieI/s: I seleCt orange pe g g ' aves t .ay to spend the sum- ' a ‘l . . n, Shar n Carter. Gloria-Jean . d . better cu of tea. nor in Montreal. 319mm,], YR“. um" Mm” ivgzzods recol- a date back to: “WHY I i you really d0 get a p

essey, Robert Faithful]. Mari- lyn MacDonald. Allan MaeNutt. Donald Pitcairn. Joan Mitchell.

0N MOTOR TRIP Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gordon.

A 'low pressule area centered 150 miles north of North Bay. Ontario. late Tuesday evening

There’s another reason. When you out out the

BlIlTIl CONTROL” .

isses Bertha. - aye Gordon and Miss Paulina Ronnie Lidstono. Role? Cw“- i t rd. Iti - The uncertainties of the . ' "1 AW :2”; unwitting his. 355d? linfﬁdt m :53. hymn. am. she “fawn Introductory 00119011 and take it t° W“ mm" gam'lor pn ova ' moist artoa naioastodw. t yobolo'a I‘m" . in. week. warmer. last-r V - it now own new that the 22:2. 5'... Churglh accepts 1t saves you 15 cents on any package of Salada

no other method. What is

shower and thundordlowor aet- W one to do when asked to

ivity associated with this i Orange Pekoe Tea, So you save money.

. will be restricted to Now Bruns- _ wick and Prince Edward inland. choose between the salvation With considerable mm cloud of the aoul and the salvation

We invite you to try our new blend. Salado Orange Pekoe Tea in gauze bags. This is the package to look for.

of the family? Road a forth- right answer in the July . Reader'a Digest. now on sale.

expected today. temperatures in most localities will be cooler than those experienced on Tues-

ay. _ Prince Edward Island. cast-

IlYBSHIRE‘ FIELD DRY

SATURDAY. JUNE 27th

WALLACE wooos FARM MARSH'FIELD Commencing at It mm.

0 Dinner at 12:30 carved by the Marshflold W. I. 0 Sale of Aynhtre Cows and Heifers at 1:30 0 0“ Competition

(l‘ mpr

Thoma l. Dill-gall 6th Registrant Royal Canadian

l l‘ "-etowa waa mild til “one We”. I .‘ “V”! “a.” wuhmm, mum-1., “a OWesOBporh . . ii N IN My“ r. s. l. Atacama own "3"” “To: m' ~ rum-n. ‘ Come one Bring-tn. Whole Family : with I. . 0ND Photo) . t t ‘