‘An tmportant service for visitors to this "province, the quick locating of accomm is provided by the Prince Edward _Islarid Bureau’ by .means of a two-way radio system con-

necting all the main tourist with each other.

“many tourist attractions |

By LILLY: PROFITT

tions,

avel *

information centres ; Through this -medium of fast ,

~ TWO-WAY RADIO ASSISTS TOURISTS

corhmunication. travellers no longer need. to shuttle. fronr ‘placé to. place searching for am. ideal ~

place to camp, park a trailer or rent a .cabin or. room, such information is ob

utes by the courteous

“the main ‘aniwas:

iets Dia ae Situated in housekeeping units.

the midst of

rich farming

joining the Borden ferry termi- and housekeeping nal and Cavendish in the’ Na-) uated at “Freetown,

tional Park, Kensington is a busy keeping

appro: Php —

see, but also

‘ety. of handicrafts made in the. loca] area comprising and eleven surrounding Hand woven goods made.by Ken’ {Ygle, composed. of a>small -groiip’ of-women, paintings ‘of local sce- nes. hooked rugs. pottery, wood-

’ crafts, quilts,

o

all types’ and sizes, are_only a ‘objects offered for sale at the tourist bureau and = handicraft centre Glenwood authority on many of the crafts, and.her assistant. glad to help with when. required

few of the -

Mrs.

WHERE TO

Farm homes open to Summer Kensington. |. visitors abound in the area; and. Johnstone, | there are as well several tour- building ret licas of/famouys strue- |fraternities|-m iin: Britain: jdea ne armbhouse have

ist: homes:in- mont Motel is

of the town, and Margate Motel surroundin| ese e “a BOUT TWO Mes east: bot on he come

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894-6700,

ly 9005" y tourist “puréau “* gated in the center of the town, “ dispenses not’ enly information on where to

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stay and what to GUE:

ers a wide var- orate BV of the many -1

knitted articles in ' Southwest three miles f best — MacLeod,

are always

information by- visitors io)

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the-town"C Tere tires’ fotin located-a mile west veloped the

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Cavendish, P, a |

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Beside a beautiful fishing | ‘tr

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‘HEART OF- CAVENDISH.

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“TZ Light Housekeeping Units Bog to three bedroom cottages

Both offer many thousands of vinttine

in entertainmen i

an WHAT TO SEE An attraction rar

‘Approximately six miles south country on tha: paved highway-’of Kensington, Bernard’s Motel ' River,

Both publi¢ and_trail-

be found one ovely sandy bea; WHERE TO WORSHIP | the -town. ches” which border the area on | Numerous thé North. -About four. miles west | area rovide sunda ay Yof Kensington; ‘Rayner Park pro- | e | vides tenting jand trailer sites | vatid.a‘forty foot eruiset for’ sight seeing and deep sea fis Chinton—Heights - Motel! an d ‘sit h Motor Lodge. situated si pac a for River,

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located /on

INGLESIDE LODGE

RE LOCATED RIGHT IN THE

Atte: Jone. 15th write : ‘Cavendian or shies me Rusticoville exchange. Before June 15th write 109 Edward St... _Chazlottetown, PEL or phone

' four //miles from Lieut/} Col. BE. W. obby, /began ys) mason

“He de- grognd

My

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‘Summer, f

je sidé of the .Southwest

. *Tionties. | “At: the Kensington Community | still under construction : at time of--writing, a.restaurant each '1S also planned as. well, as bow!l- In the adjoining district of a recreations. the old/ mill, -now idle, nits are .sit-| has. been pur¢hased by’ ‘Ernest | Hu se | Dunning -and cottages overlooking cted to seein it’ 8 original cal tittle town with a population of Cabot Park and Malpeque Har- pose complete with water wheel | ‘bour offer an opportunity for a and a beautiful pond. On the ‘relaxed vacation. “and private’ campi er sites are available at Malpe-) of Lucy Maude

8 being reconsf ru-

oth-

ined within min-

staffs Who are on duty :

almost. around the clock.

Center,

‘are to be fone in the various districts. Meals may also be ob-| Deep se# fishing ts ashaflable weather :

| tained at inany of the” wee Fist in the area, and the many ponds With good—weather, land. streams afford. relaxation 507 will undoubetdly surpass

_|gazine and several metropolis!

fig, billiatds, movies and other

The newly

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fareer scale than ever-betore i's being undertaken in 1966 to vub-

Prince Edward Island,. ing‘ to>George V- Fraser }¢ial director. of téurism

The ‘sum of $275,68700 has.

accord-

|been voted for this- year’s Tra-

vel Bureau operations. This. is, the largest ture to date

“The money will be spent to

| city designed. to reach itourist markets and extend -co-

Mr. Fraser .explained “A extra $40,000 is being spent in

i “greater-.intenprovincial |

“x large-circu=:| Canadian ma-|

er a: tourist business. dation, national

tan’-newspapers~-have--been-~ add-

the United States, another mass circulation magazine has. been

| being used extensively’ to get ithe Istand's -tourist-message—ac- {ross to prospective visitors. This lyear, for instance, the» Travel lBureau, in a combined adver- jtising program with the Tra- vel Bureaus of Nova-Scotia and iNew ‘Brunswick, is participat- Hing inva-48= thousand-doltar-tele- ; vision program ih Ontario and /Quebec, the largest travel TV advertising: program ‘in’ Cana- da. This is part of the Maritime Co-Operative program, which ai- so includes space in large city mewspapers,”’ the Travel Bu- reau Director’. said> + -| JOINT-PROJECT......... ‘The Island is once jcala " Te- ceiving excellent space in -the A eee Provinces advertising: ca! dollar wean paid-for by tHe Government Travel

afe Hoine holds dances on Sa- torday.. nights "and other attrac-

_ tions during the week including

: Tareas neh

and ‘sport for the angler. -

For those who, read for infor- Port that bookings are ‘mation of relaxation the pub- than“last year's -

Jie library located in the Fede: tal Building— which -also houses

Publicity and promotivn on a

-provin: -

eastern Canada on-a cost-shar- | ing-basis with the, Canadian Go-| ernment Travel Bureau fo fos- |

a joint -360-thousand.| | though_no.one_can ‘predict with

| the Post Office offers a wide va-

tenovated Keg: rity of books.

boi cata

‘oral ¢

at New London/ the bi ¢ Monto s SES | been furnishefl with, per ’ pie- CHICA (Ceg-and is oppn to the; public. are the al arab oat ay

chusches} | jin

lic and Protestant; faiths ie / Memorial” ‘New London attrac

Served clubs /¢ sington. and . clan L in wide area ton Lior | Kenety ton branch’ Canadian Legion. ton Area Board aj vital part

a

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the merous services dies ¢ ‘for those’ of/ both Roman. Catho- pills

The _

ed in Koa] legs. long-lasting ‘sterility or sus- mber ceptibility to caficer. j ee “However, the pioneers in clini cal studies of the drug, Dr. John | lof Various -kinds:-such-as throm: Rock of: Harvard and: Gregory’! boembolic Pincus. of the. Wercester Fouti=‘¢lots’:

include the 8! cl b, and the the Royal

the | life of the y

The. Giftarama

e and effective. x

‘Clinital studies reveal ntraceptives safe

(AP) Row. safe ‘hibiting effect."

have maijntiged - the tional group’of experts, recently |

_But_/some investigators. have on the safety of the pill: hurch at ‘qiestioned whether long - Igany vi- se" ‘of oral contraceptives: would--of oral ~co: i historic tend / to produce such serious veaed a nimber of deviations side-effects as blood clots in the |from established norms, but few

time

a dation for Experimental Biol- |

Shrewsbury, ~“Mass.,

‘dees - not

‘cancer-causing)® potential,

side er as HdaTeatins

said his studies indi- méntal evidence.-

eommunity. // A ealthy AA, or- t t. enization meets HY tthe old town nese snes ee a ll on Satyrday//nights.’ Vigor- cate the pills are ‘‘safe;~effece_

dEastern Star tice and reversible’ .and . that despite obvious. merits of curs et regularly‘in--teir stong-term” tise “certainly rently - available oral’

ocal Masonic ‘Hall. || |" WHERE TO EAT

‘Gifts. = -China>

Souvenirs:

A report of a World Health’ scientifie - group,

‘issued thesé general conclusions

“Laboratory studies of users’, aceptives have re-_

‘Mf ahy, of these appear te have | [patHological Significance. ‘s “Serious “adverse experiences | phenomena (blooc | have. been reported in) |users of oral-contraceptives, but | available statistics or by. experi- “It should also be noted that,

agents,

f TéetHhso y Vy C6 H

“

licize’ the tourist attractions of |

Proposed expendi-

increase advertising and publi- i n‘ew |

|

{chosen for 1966 as well as news-_| papers in Boston-and-New York’ | “Radio and television ‘are also

‘tion Bureaus -

: ing.

saY no cause-and-effect relationship |} tneie” long-term followup studies has been established: either “by

: v

verage in .our primary areas}*,7}

ed to our advertising”media. In GEORGE -V; FRASER 7F

Bureau: This covers all the eastern United States, “Altogether about half. a—mil- lion doWars—are—being spent di- rectly to promote, through these

various programs, the tourist attractions of Prince edward -Island,’’ -he—added.-

Mr. Fraser went on to,say thai the Travel Bureau's two - way radio coverage will bé.- extevid- ed immediately to include sta-

tions~in-“Summerside,-Kensing=1 -

ton and Montague. This will | give these- centres direct voice contact’ with all other Informa- | in- the province | and. with Aiulac, New Bruns-. wick, where the Island opérates

a tourist bureau on the Trans. ‘$j

Cafiada Highway at -the .junc- | tion’ of - the roads. leading. fram: New Brunswick and Nova. Scotia

Reviewing the prospects for

1966, Mr. Fraser said ‘A l- any ‘certainty what will happen, it Jooks like: another ‘good tour- ist season in 1966.Enquiries for fourist information so far this year exceed those for the same | period of 1965* = Bey the biggest unknown

at NTares~

or prea a tourist season, is the

golfing, boat

\festivals are’ on’ the summer a- ber of well-defined tours during” |genda. —Ey

ad fe

z for ‘sightsee mer visitors

, Travel bureau boosts effort : ito. bring- tourists to- Island +

races; fairs and

week features at |

Abigirese

5

eb’ and the | vince. to grow fort the. north shore and National

Sd,

g* ®

in all parts of the province and include such.*things as ~ Wood- _leigh Replicas, the Micmas’ Vil- ‘lage, Garden of the Gulf Mu- seum, the Old Homestead, Lin- den. ‘Lea. -Museum,. Cabot... Mcu-., seum,- the - Acadian Museum, | Fgiryland, the House, of Dolls, 'and-the Wildlife. Park

Visitors can also enjoy a num

|\their stay in the~Garden Pro- These include tours’ of

- : Where. are 326 ni ny “are. im d catering tot

the’ Isla

26 establishments

heeds of teucists spending a va cation on the Island These range from momar luxury mo- tels to clean, comfortable farm . : tourist homes. Many of -them _are Jocated near. the province's famous beaches where warm, _ ‘salt-water bathing is available Transportation to and ‘from ahd is handled by” five. Marge,: modern carferries Each summer about three times the {population of the province come over on these ferries to join the

May your visit, with us be a highli a

of your year...

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‘Park area, the King’s By-Way. growing list of families comine “Natural and rhan-made attrac- the Lady’s- Sitpper-Dhive and_any to-Prince Edward Island-for a * tions also provide . aniple cama of side trips-" seaside vacation. face OR SPi a. 2°I 0 FOR. - lAw.. yeas Ol 4s. ’ “4 9 & : iS Ge ; “et p¢ @

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Hast year” Tourist operators 1 better - which is /a -good indication: of a successful year to come.’ . ATTRACTIVE PROGRAM

A> wide variety fo, recreation- | ‘al events and‘entertainment) a- |

(| wait visitors fo Prince Ed ard |

*\Island\once again. Horse rac:

Baas George St.

summer theatre, fishing,

suggest. carcinogenic | they: shofild be considered mer- }- and ely as the first major step’ ton | and Gaseley’ 5 “certain evidence might ‘even be ward even more: _generaly us

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Millinery

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Men’s Clothing

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a Your Host To Quality Family Cléthing

=e DEPARTMENTS. Ss SERVE YOU =

Luggage -~.

_ Shoes ‘ _-Foitidation Garments "Lingerie & Houseeoats. Ladies’ Accessories :

~ Linen-& Domestits Knitting Centre _ Candy Counter

¢ Lunch Counter

Bargain, Bosement—. Featuring Budget Priced

Family Clothing and Domestics

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