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} s : : 'm-> in the same shape !t was {n . Dr. Lyon. chairman of 14 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Sat., June 19 1965. sci "Canadian Medical Association

Doctors Are Advised

| STICEC fee final reports them are committee studying group prac-

NOTICES NOTICES - a |placed before Parliament. It is |tice, said in a preliminary re- oa : |here that the MPs get a second | port the committee

| chance to raise objections to the with a statement in the Hall

NOTICE OF MEETING . ee ee

“ Any 10 MPs can file objec- health service that supported

| ae in “af rs eee ae concerned that the

ae the case of Saskatche- was fe ut

~ | The annual meeting of th P.E.l. * By HARR YCALNEK Xt ae at octiee Cae” Liberal Ma — . ee | mas toot ene mothed of pro- ° . y | i ‘) are no

r Safety Council will be held on Wed- HALIFAX (CP)—Doctors who|was adopted on the question of |eral MPs from Gee tesndnnes a ——- service” was

persist im smoking cigarettes | aging. Prepared by a committee | can raise objections to the final er another. There was

lottetown. This is a business meeting ian ceaae ke leducation of doctors on the mad: sande ete ae dace el ‘cane {mith the aflvent of time oa

; : ; ; | Im its final session of the 98th ‘eal social, and economic as-— el practice will find its level in the

— = . — a vole a - oT i ta ' commission’e final reer Meng | fciety of medicine icine," he sai

oT executive etc. members and in- eral council approved a resolu- | ms were urged to stim- ; House - t erta

° ‘tion asking, individual physi- | ulate interest among physicians | pose ae eee nee Saskatchewan and Manitoba,

terested parties are asked to atiend. cians who still smoke cigaretes |im geriairies (the science of | Ping the report ‘back tc’ the re. |aithough they had only 26 per

. . to consider tie adverse effect |aging) and to make facilities ibuti issi | cen’ anada’s Popula-

Ont ete Set ot te pubic snd [avai te. sepert dacs teased or ty reincing te MPs |UenanaTG Ber tat, te

tals, having tobacco included in| hospitals, nursing homes, and) ————— sulk

the Food and Drug Act: and | community Se ee ea se evaluation of the Tobacco Man-'Geveloped, More research was Group Practices

MD. he Magee of, Peter- (ema nme care of the agine |. Among Doctors

Dr. R. K, Magee of Peter-| end chronically ill borough, Ont.. cxairman of the | “4 central bureau on aging for Haars Increased HALIFAX (CP)—Group prac-

committee, said he himself was |¢he co-ordination of information a reformed smoker ard none of | and stimulation of research wiil the nine committee members |be recommended to fie federa' tices among doctors has in- mile range smoked government. creased substantially, particu- .

“This is the best example.’| A request for amendment te larly in western provinces, but said CMA secretary. Dr A. D.|the criminal code concerning it doesn't hold all the answers

Charlottetown Curling Club

| groups. Third was groups of pias — practising only one spe- cialty. ‘

|

Tonite Is Western-Nite DOG WARNED. AFAR A British inventor has

duced an electric dog

which can give its wearer a mild

a quarter. .

i

Square Dancing

Come and Enjoy an Evening of Fun

Members - Guests — 9:30 te 12 p.m.

Kelly of Toronto ‘o a press | contraceptives was repeated by |to medical service, Dr. E. K.| ~ — —_ ——_—_——- — - - ~————_—_—_—— conference in which most re- ¢he CMA for the third time oun | Lyon of Leamington, Ont. said porters were puffing cigarettes |» recommendation from the ma_ | Friday Mortgage Sale of “Compulsion and legislation |ternal welfare committee. The —————-__-__- ere less effective than tae ex-| code mow makes it an offence | @~ ~~ ~Ceeeococooosooe™, Shoreacres Motel Property ample set by doctors who quit to sell, advertise, or advise the | May We Accommodate 3 The Mortgage Sale of Shoreacres Motel, house : eer” aad STUDY MOTIVATION lumina eames ie ‘ your gag Motel, bh , aa ' b Q use ane eee $ rour : and lands at Meadowbank, which has been post- ae Research on the motivation of | Provincial governments will ¢ When you are w Halifax ¢ poned from time to time, will be held at 2oeoek | © GETS 5-YEAR CONDITIONAL SENTENCE == [smctise so tow ic mest thr|pe “raed to! pam estan [$e mae Earroriale, 3 noon on Monday the 21st day of June next, m_ | er ae geek aaa Pegg Oe ae ee _someees i$ eniiee aout. ° front of the Court House in Charlottetown as ap- — —— ges = — in a — She = caps oe — | Theassociation a'so re. feommittees “privileged” and i$ ts the lace to stayi 3 roval for such sale has now been given. OTEON, se ee five-year — | affirmed a recommendation for | not admissable in court. | . Dated at Charlottetown this osth day of rere re Se shrines. (AP. Wirephote) & national cancer registry to de-| The convention, with general 9 ‘ere are outs tow a the ° June A-D. 1965, a See cnn a Soe ia eek, Sa een - D. 1965. ne . ; T. MILTON BREHAUT, 5 ' |tion, Pyotr Dementiev, with various forms of cancer I its meetings, toda > 9 Sree Parking for 6 Cars MILDRED OLIVE BREHAUT. Western Journalists Shown spaceman Yuri Gagarin and nada - orale wane : ym $ ® Camfly ané Group Plans 3 Mortgagees. R ey N e | famed come Andrei Ter ; 2 eee. See ‘ se -—— Russia's New Huge Aircraft 2028.03 [2 Opec eee ea : v i > — james for more, thn - Objections To Redistribution AUCT ION SALE | paris (AP) — The eee eee of —_ dow: t cargoes | Vaulted” imtacion of the 250-ton T | h i : showed off the world’s largest es it the world’s most eco-| plane, the { gine, turbo- Pr : at airplane to Westars journalists nominal aircraft: | prop a aus Oug : oblem For Members ; here. They said its trans The Soviet minister ef Avia-| Oleg Ant ,, desi of the : T .: ine ohh easly tro wire By KEN KELLY ,sons for objecting to some of , MONTAGUE — MAIN STREE NOTICES NOTICES high, also was present at the OTTAWA (CP)—Sitting MPs the changes proposed by the press ,conference at the Paris face a difficult problem in mak- | commissions. There are 10 com- | on International Air Show at Le ing objections to the sometimes-|missions—one for each prov-—

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23rd, 1965 at 1:30 p.m.

Furniture: 3 piece chesterfield suite & footstool: 1 diningroom | set (table, chairs, buffet, china cabinet): kitchen table and = chairs; 2 reclining chairs: 1 desk ‘polish wood); 1 oak table: 1 victrola phonograph and records: | office desk: 1 typewriter:

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CLINTON HEIGHTS MOTOR MOTEL —

Bourget Airport. Dementiev said the cost of

| shipping freight on the Antonov

22 works out to about five cents

for every kilometre (5s mile) a/

ton of cargo is carried. “This plane is thus the most economical way to transport

to distant areas. We

unwelcome proposals to alter |ince—which are drawing new | the shape of their constituency electoral maps detailing con- by the redistribution commis- stituency boundaries. sions. | A double machinery is pro- They don’t want voters te get vided for making objections. the idea that the new voters And the first stage of it pro- ‘being added to their ridings are vides a degree of anonymity so | unwelcome. The effect might be that an MP’s individual objec- |

&

since 1a82 Funeral Service

that the votérs would cast their tion can get before the commis- | ballots solidly against,them. —_| sion without~the ‘MP appearing Nevertheless a fair number of | to be the author of it. MPs feel they have sound rea-| As the. commissions publish their limina reports of | and ean land on a 2,400-foot | new eentaslog. ther schedule | strip. ~ public hearings to hear objec- | The Russians have named the | tions. In some cases, objections |

Dine at the beautiful Clinton Heights Motor Motel,:dining room opening for the season Sunday, June 20. Dinner served daily from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m.

ul wieker rocker: 1 clothes rack; clocks; 1 metal cabinet; 1 | freight

wardrobe._and,chest of drawers: 2 chests of drawers; 2 bur- | eaus; 1 bed and spring; 2 trunks; 1 gas lantern; 1 toaster: | furnace burner; 18’° ventilating fan; 1 electric motor: ‘1 elec-

trie furnace blower:. 2 lawn mowers: 1 scythe; 1 cross | eut saw: 1 hand cultivator: 1 step ladder: 1 felt underlay for | rug: 3 sq. shingles and many other articles too numerous te —

don’t regard its speed of almost 500 miles an hour as slow. In any case, the Antonov 22 is a :turbo-prop plane designed to |land and take off on relatively primitive grass or dirt run- | Ways.””

IN NEW ENGLAND

Our Athol D. Macleod is famitiar with your funeral problems for

mention. i New Engiand. Contact him for i . es ‘FEELS LIKE A SHIP plane Anteaus, after a Libyan of MPs can be stated at these | : , ce: ak | Fully licensed dining room -and cock- A visitor who climbs aboard giant of Greek mthology, who hearings by associates who prompt and efficient service. ' a . the Antonov through one of 10 met his death while being held don't have to count on i . Hf not fine first fine day following. tail lounge, catering to luncheons, Sine gets the feeling he is in the air. wie weoat Ee o—_ Ab SERVICE IS A “LONG” WORD

| going aoe 2 ship rather than, Antonov said the passenger tion. | | Conditioned |@ plane. interior can ac- version of his plane should be | : | | Chopet comifiGdate three-city buses. _ flying the Moscow - Vladivostok WRITE FINAL REPORT =| Although the Antonov 22 is run within the next two years. Once the commissions finish

AE.

Tel TRowbridge 6 5080

J. THOMAS McKENNA, Auctioneer.

CLAUDE NICHOLSON, Owner.

FOR SALE BY TENDER LESS THAN 2 WEEKS LEF House, Land, and Extra Lot at Nos. 85-87 TO QUALIFY FOR

dinner parties and bridge parties.

| designed primarily for carrying He side-stepped all questions Public hearings — some are) freight to rernote areas of the about whether the aircraft, nick-| Scheduled right into October— | Soviet Union, designer Antonov named The Flying Cathedral by | ®¢ commissions write their) i said it can be converted to a’Parisians, has military uses. |fimal report. In it, they either | Seating “ capacity for 720 pas- take into account the objections

“In this cargo version, it is |" ; : to carry big machine tools and Taised at public hearings or

Long & Som, Ine. |

1979 Massachusetts Avenue CAMBRIDGE 40, MASS. |

| sengers.

j Queen Street in Charlottetown ime vital statistics ot the An. lcometives up to 60 tons,” he leave the proposed constituency SEALED TENDERS will be received by the 1A five day trip to New York for 2. 209 feet: freight capacity, Se SSS SS ST SSS ===

90 tons; powered by four turbo-| | Prop engines, each with 15,000 horsepower; maximum range, | 6,800 miles; can take off from | @ grass runway 3,900 feet long

undersigned up until 12:00 Noon on the 28th day of June A. D. 1965 for the lands and premises of the late Margaret Costello of Nos. 85-87 Upper Queen Street in Charlottetown.

two.

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Total land area approximately 100 x 125 feet LoS | eee ra 4 House available for immediate possession. . 3 A Persian lamb coat or oa , ‘ ie ; th 2 D YOU KNOW > Highest or any Tender not necessarily ae- stole 0 hic: { Di @eee eepted. 5 . + For further particulars, or appointment to wee stops blight . inspect, apply: 4. $400.00 cash That We Carry A Complete Line of

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Drop in, Look Over, and Drive Away i 111 Grafton Street, Charlottetown, P. E. I. P d Drive ~

one of our Goodwill Used Cars.

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INTERNATIONAL

Joseph Costello, Administrator Estate of Margaret Costello 10 Bayfield Street, Charlottetown, P. E. I.

| See». Preston Wood. George Carragher, Gerry Carragher, Alden Rodd, Leigh Crabbe or Rollie Johnston.

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