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Gis 10.48: Merlin MacKenzie, W.A Beer, Jack Beaton. shooting will commence at .8.00 reen ‘a es ournamen 10. . waetaais, vow Intermediate [ Pege ip tegen a ee erent Tenders For Policeman Campbell, acDona : house of . 11.00:: Mack Kennedy, Vance Softball Finals = ee a pore Seen Musiniong in a Harris, J.W Moreside f NB. Same tus i as : Scheduled For Weekend “i nit" © Commence Today sas SS Stes tin "Rit | Tenders wil be received bythe undersigned ors, Al MacRae ig ot Following are-the results from 5 99°" "me lime is slated for | up to Sept. 10, 1965 for the position of policeman ‘ dae, “ui son, | ‘The Island Intermediate “Cc” the last shoot: Festa —_—__... | for the Town of. Alberton. Please sfate experience The following is the draw for, 1.12: G.W. Stewart, Wes Stor-, 8:42: A. L. Horne, Stu Lavers, reamer es Softball finals get underway Cdt. Ron Clark 14at a. nd sala ted. Green Gables annua! golf tour ey, H. Douglas Allan Champion. i Ben Bevies, deka We this afternoon at Victoria Park Sgt. Perley Taylor 141 Maritime Ra j anc eaiary expec nament which goes at Caven- 1.18: Phil Hughes, Wayne 8.48: Bas. Pharaoh, FE. Corri- “ 5 eeesien. ere es = Sportsmen take an Lt. A. K. Mutch 140 C ng dish Saturday, Sunday and Mon- MacPherson, G. Wiggenton gan, Tom Dawson, Dave Bos- i) Sikes th ‘ane all-star team from. the Prince WO 2 M.P. Susick — SACKVILLE DOWNS, NS. Thelma Ahearn, day Sept. 4, 5 and 6. 1.24: Walter Wyand, A!! an well. County town of Borden. This SSM D. Clark 139 |(CP) — Bob Brook, owned by MacKay, Edward Nightengale. |suNDAY |LADIES CH’SHIP DIVISION. Borden team won their county ti- Opl. R.H. Bennett 137 {Don MacKenzie of ‘Glace Bay, Town Clerk SATURDAY 1.30: Don Baker, J. Millar, 11:30: Blanche Hogg, Joyce tle quite handily by taking their Tpr. E.F. Jones \N.S., and now raced in New JUNIOR FIRST DIVISION Tony Coles. MENS FIRST DIVISION Beer, Mrs. A. G, Dagg. ‘opposition in consecutive games Fit. Set. J.G. Hanlan 194 | vork.- will be among six horses 12 noon: Ned Bean, Bob Ir-| 1.36: Alfred Duncan, Ivan Mil-| 8.54: Jim Riddy, G. Burgoyne, 11.36: Mrs. J. K. Beer. Marg. and are expected to give Dow's Tr. Eldon MacLean jin the Nova Scotia Invitational ~~~ sae win, Bill Martin. Her, B.J.°Walworth. Ralph Judge. Jardine, Mrs. Mel Trainor plenty of trouble. Dow's arecur- Ter. Fred C, White 128 | nace hore Sept. 11. | 12.06: Ron Garrett. Gordop 1.42: L. Blakney,. Vine. Maclin 9.00: Toni Ligari, Rollie. 11.42:.Mrs, Kay Mustard, Sal-\rently riding in third place in TP. H.W. Jones a8 /\ Bob Brook, who set a track re. | Carr, Brent Schurman.. ~° tyre, Walter Carver. Hiltz., D. Sullivan. ly Basler, Christine MacDonald. the City Softball League and Ss PJ. Landrigan iat | cord of 2.02 4-5 here, raced to a p | Ad i ist at r 12.12: Peter Clark, John Ar- 1.48: Garnet Buell, Clarence | 9.06: Jim Johnson, Chas. Mc- 11.48: Mrs. W Nugent, Mrs. have high hope of taking their Cdt. Don MacLean 1m | lfetime mark of 2.01 45 ‘this ersonne mini r fe) Ss senault, John Daley. Duncan, M. Green. ee, Gary Cudmore. Esther Cox, Mabel Farris, Barb.| ..onq straight Island tithe. - Somme Bases —_ lyear in New York. ; : 12.18: Rodney MacFarlane, | | 54: Niall MacKay, Bob Mac 912: David Clarkson, Jack Schurman ‘Game time is slated for 2.30 The jo Hie Robertson yao The only other confirmed en- Salaries up to $8640 per annum Bruce Irving, Ernie Corrigan. | innis, Raymond Bertram. Murphy, Don Maund. LADIES FIRST DIVISION second and third game, if nec. 1 No Wood 115 try is High Level, also of New uP 12.24: Mike Sheen, John Bell. 2.00: Wayne MacMillan, John _ 918: Paul Schurman, Danny 45 : Edna MacInnis, iris essary, will be played in Borden py. (ne Reston 112 | York. dim Hernhy. |Arsenault, Harvey Douglas Maclsaac, Roger MacDonald. MacLellan, Marie Toole. « over the weekend. . ————————_—_——————_—_—_——_—___ HALIFAX, NOVA SCOTIA oo cee Thane) 206: Robt. Grandmaison,. Al. | 2.4; Lewis Gockel. R. Mann- | 19.96: Eileen Buntain, Mrs. C MUST BEND A LOT ‘ , |Gaudet, B. Moore. ing, Leonce Arsenault. 'A Coady, Mrs. R Carr | HOO Si LONDON (AP) — Th | . \ | OD e Royal vacancies e with the De JUNIOUR SECOND DIVISION 2.12: Gordon Cooke, Sterling — — ae oe "S| 12.18: Janet Douglas, Dee Gar- | RIFLE S$ T -| Junior igs Tank Regiment has acquired a iemetiate sonnel eee of 2.30: Jim Killorn, K. Jackson, Giddings Jr., Joe McEachern. }''3!nor, Duke Maconaid. i butt, Mrs. I Berrigan recruit seven feet, 614 inches . ' : ; , ; 9.36: Robt. L. Smith, B. Eld- 1224: Tish Nugent. Jane’ Cadet Ron Clark and Sgt. } ; 1 ‘| Department of NORTHERN AFFAIRS. Vacancies . John MacPherson. 2.18: €. Roper, Somerland eed identical eave ad tall. David Bartraham, 19, will 7 2.36: Les Zeilinski, David Mac- Trainor, K. MacDonald. ormns; Berkel Benet Horne,: Trudy MacMahon. Rinier mee during 2 — be posted to west Germany | iso exist at OTTAWA and other centres with sal- 42: Ron inson. orace Eachern, Alan Pickard 2.24: Gerald Nantes, Bob Dick MacFarlane, Dr. Coady LADIES SECOND DIVISION | rifle shoot held at Squaw Point. The Fifth Signal Juniors leave after he completes recruit train- | aries to $12,300 rann 2:42: Robt. Stewart, Alan Cur. son. Donald ¥'ythe. | 948: Lloyd Cox, Ernie Diam-+ 12:36: Joan Austin, Mary recently. Olatk was awarded today for Garey. NIB. where 108 f ear ore rie, Geo. Rogers. onieiitias Mee otter oie Gout 4h tS Shee the first place “position on the ,,. y - cog University graduation and experience in personnel 2.48: Tom. Irwin, Paul Rich- _ MENS SECOND DIVISION 9.54: Earl Dunning, W. Fran-|_ 12.42: Mrs. Clair Smith, Elea-, basis of his better performance ney wit pay - ome CS activities is required.

ard, Gordon Proude™* Sam ann: Kin Ready,

2.54: John MacEachern, Bruce | New , cs McHardy; Joel Fichaud. Sperone. Herel Hows ©

Reg |cour, Jan. Austin. 10.00: Geo. McMahon, Walter Reddin, R. Clement.

nor Rowledge, Marjorie Rogers. 12.48: Joyce MacKinnon, Eun- ice Cudmore, Mrs. M. C. Bell. | yards.

(The Guardian, Charlottetown, Sat.. Sent. 4 1965. 11' Exhibition Game

at 600 yards. All shooiers fired 15 rounds from 300 and 600

| sored by the Rifle -Association tin, Gary’ Chow, Norman Chand- |

Qity of Charlottetown matches

—-Players listed | will be run off. This is compris- | Ferguson, Don McCOlintick, and ed of the Jenkins Transfer and in this section who wish to play) Seen Genteines,

3.00: Andy Matheson, Cleve | : ad ; | 12.54: Mrs. A Douglas, Mrs. cuhen’> Prank Maslatee | 7,06: Norman Hall, Ebbie! 10.06: Frank Acorn, Erving | pi, Macintyre, Chris Agnew. ; a. .:..,. |MacInnis, Lou Anderson. | Miller, B. Noonan, | 100: M Beat Shirl 3.06: Dave Wilson, Chris Nich- . : H 00: Margo aton, Shirley : | 7.12: M. Farmer, E Kays, 10.12: Bert unier, Lloyd St : lanch Vv olson, Gary. Mahar a ae . : Storey, Blanche Conway, Vaun- : ‘ .. |Kevin Campbell, D. Coles. Millar, Jas. MacLean. lda Ross. 3.12: Richard Baker, J. Sim- 7:18: Ray Hambley, Will Dunn, 10.18: Doug. Ross, Doug Wood, 106: NOTE: a oe R t Don Macinnis. |Harold Rodd. Sirsa mnmbtet, Tatty —a-95: Irving. MacKinnon, Al| 10.24: Wilf. Edwards, H. Car- ‘only nine holes, please advise ae Johnston, J. Burke. |michael, R. Gravelle. |+the Starter. » JUNIOR GIRLS 7.30: Ivo Cudmore, Har old| 10.30: Ted Brooks, H. Fergu- |——-——- nr ag 3.24: Barbi Moreside, Pat Ste- Stewart, Jack Vautour. ‘son, G. Fichaud, H.'H. Bartlett.’ LONG TRIP COMES CHEAP wart, Joan Bell. 7.36: Ivan Dowling, Angus 10.36: John Mulligan, Garth’ In the largest type - oil 30: MacEachern. C. Cook Harris, H. Ferguson. tanker, a gallon of fuel can} oe ee ee eRe ee ge SUNDAY travel from the Middle East to |

Sheen, Judy Hambly.' 7.42: A. Carver, Bill Chapman,

MENS CH’SHIP DIVISION’ Los Angeles for about

two

3.36: Ann Irwin, Donna Ham- Mel Campbell bly 7.48: Ron Hutchinson, L. — T. 10.42: Act MacKenzie, H. _Sel- conte. Sas. TEES 3.42: ‘Nancy Berrigan, Beth Seguin, T. Gregor; Irwin 7.54: Ed Clow, Dean Birt, P rm MIDNIGHT DANCE SATURDAY 800: Fred Davison, Gene ‘ MENS THIRD DIVISION Spicer, W. S. Munroe 12.36: Bill O'Rourke, J.R. Col- 06: Ralph Jenkins, Jack ROLLAWAY es, A. Hogan. Wilson, J. MacKinnon. 12.42: Grant Smith, Donald N 8.12 Ed. Fairweather, J. D Coles, Frank Trainor Stewart, L. Mclsaac. 12.48: aynard MacMillan, 8.18: J. McHardy, A. Farris, SUNDAY, SEF ee 5th Dr. O'Meara, Abe Douglas. Geo. MacDonald 12.54: M.E. Burgoyne, Wacky 8.24: Curt Barlow, Don Gall- Sponsored by the Kinsmen Club of Charlottetown Carver, Bud Lund. ant, Joseph Duncan, ° ° 1.00 p.m.— Alvin” Rowledge, 8.30: Alex Wilson, J. Cooke, A> | Music by Hi-Notes Vernon Weeks, Ivan Horne G. Dagg ; 1.06: R. Walworth, Harotd ~ 8:36: Geo Watson, Phil Perry. Admission 75e : Magee, Lester Taylor Dr_ MC. Bell

Sewers fore?

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