

     18 The Guardian. T 
     
     Thurs.. July 2. 1964. 
     
    
     Lake Level 
     
     Study Urged PRICES 
     
     Immediately  EFFECTIVE 
     
    
     TORONTO ’CPt—Ofticials of 
     
     two Canadian provinces and   
     
     eight American states afftected 
     
     by ﬂuctuating levels 0 the 
     
     Great Lakes have decided to “ME 
     
     call on their federal govern— 
     
     ments to launch immediately a 
     
     "special a nd comprehensive"  
     
     study of the problem. 
     
    
     The Canadian and United 
     
     States governments will be ‘ 
     
     asked to have the study of the   
     
     whole area of water manage- 
     
     ment undertaken by the Interm- 
     
     tional Joint Commission. which 
     
     has jurisdiction over border wa- 
     
     ters. 
     
    
     The one-day conference. called 
     
     by the Ontario government be- 
     
     cause of the current acute con- 
     
     cern over low water levels. 
     
     also indicated it will meet again 
     
     at some later date to hear a re— 
     
     port on what progress to being 
     
    
     t .'t t' . ‘ ' 
     
     “id'stﬂemhﬁn?  me, they AYLMER VEGETABLE OR TOMATO 
     
     meeting said the two provinces ‘   c   c 
     
     involved—Ontario and Quebec—g 
     
     offered to co-operate fully wit i c 
     
     the Great Lakes commission.  OZ: . 
     
     made up of representatives of ‘ 
     
     the eight lake - bordering states ‘ '  . 11 Oz 12 oz‘ 
     
     in attendance at the. meeting. . &gt; 
     
     Premier John Robarts of On- 3m. TIN 
     
     tario told reporters after the   k 
     
     closed sessions that his prova - . 
     
     ince. mcaiiwhile. intends to go I 
     
     ahead with an earlier decision 0 
     
     of its own' to study the effects 1 LB- 
     
     ot’ water levels in Ontario. both 
     
     on the Great Lakes and other  
     
     waters. . 
     
     ‘ . 
     
     20 oz. 1 G 
     
     TINS 
     
     Etbelbert Perry is to be con-1 
     
     gratulated on having celebrat- 
     
     ed his 94th birthday June in.   
     
     Mr. Perry. who resides With 
     
     his son-inlaw and daiuithter. 
     
     Mr. and Mrs Henry Peters. is  
     
     quite active desnite his years  OZ. 0 
     
     and able to take daily walks. 
     
     Miss Jeanne Chaissoo. Phar-  .. 1 
     
     lottetown was a recent visitor to 
     
     20 OZ. 4 e 
     
     . TTNs _ LB. 
     
     ('arl MacDonald Charlottetown 
     
     was a Sunday visitor to Souris 
     
     West and Rollo Bay. '_   
     
    
     ROLLO BAY ! AYLMER BOSTON BROWN 
     
    
     Miss Carolyn Burke has re- 
     
     turned in her home after he 
     
     in: a patient in the Souris hos- 
     
     pital with an attack of virus 
     
     pneumonia. 
     
     Rollo Bay. 
     
    
     Friends ot Mrs. Sarah Deaz-   
     
    
     Louis MacDonadl and Miss ‘ Q , c PRIME RIB 
     
    
     Elizabeth Mac-Donald. Little 0 
     
     Pond. recently Visited Mr and 6 
     
     Mrs. George Christian of Rollo     lb. _ 
     
     Bax: - " 
     
    
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     TAKE A HOLIDAY 
     
     FROM 
     
     HIGH PRICES 
     
    
     GOVERNMENT INSPECTED 
     
     . SHOULDER or BLADE BEEF " 
     
    
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     1e will be sorry to hear she is1 
     
    
     sutterinz from an eye infection 
     
     and receiving treatment at the 
     
     Charlottetown Hospital. , 
     
    
     Gerald Chaisson Charlottetown 
     
     spent the week end at his home 
     
     at Rollo Bay 
     
    
     FRESH 
     
    
     Miss Kay Lenis. Little Pond. 
     
    
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     gn‘,::§tn:::’aﬁ' patient It the '1' 
     
     "‘e‘m-GA~“~ “RM  FRONTS 0F BEEF 
     
    
        . 1 LB. 
     
    
     Geraldine Sharkei'. daughter' 
     
     of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald bhar  2: LB.   
     
     GRADE "3" OVEN READY MAPLE LEAF MAPLE LEAF 
     
    
     low of Cornarille has returned 
     
     pilal. 
     
    
     to'her home following surgery V .  
     
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     1 LB! 
     
     PICTURE 
     
     LBI LB' PAK 
     
     Mrs. Anne Mar-Lean of Car- 
     
    
     in the Charlottetown Hospital.  ' ,--. e 
     
    
      TERRY MAPLE LEAF STRONGi. STURDY . 2 29 NAaiscO suit-DEB 3 
     
    
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     GEORGETOWN _ P    2.98 .  1313;?  
     
    
     Cardigan has entered the Kings 
     
     County Memorial Hospital at 
     
    
     Montague for treatment. 
     
    
     Mr. and Mrs. George Fraser 
     
     and family. Charlottetown were 
     
     weekend visitors at their sum- 
     
     mer rottaigt’ in Cardigan. 
     
    
     Vance Gtriffin ot Cardigan. 
     
    
     spent the weekend with all NF“, 
     
     mother. Mrs. David Griffin at ‘ 
     
     Haliburton. 
     
    
     Mrs. Margaret Maedonald and I B 
     
     son Jot-k were weekend visitors I I 
     
     at Cardigan. BAG 
     
    
     tee Gerard. infant son of Mr. 
     
     and Mrs. Kim Victor of CM" . 
     
     'zan is a patient in the Ctiar- l CH0H’E 
     
     lottetown Hospita 
     
    
     Mrs. Thaddeiis'Shepherd ot In 
     
     Cardigan Head is convalescin-g ' ' 
     
     at her home following treat- BAG 
     
    
     merit in the Charlottetown Hos.‘ 
     
    
     Mrs. Gertrude Maclnnis or 
     
     Mr. and Mrs. Howard Walk" 
     
     or. their son Andy and daughter 1 
     
    
      CLOTHS sucrs mm "m mm 490 u i m 490 " 
     
     lk 
     
     . LB. 
     
    
     aireztrs'. Mr and Mrs. Chester  z oz.  . 
     
     Don R kl of Cl ‘ 
     
     Alberta. arrivelzln inn Georgeizﬁvli c c BOT. ‘ 
     
     recently and is visiting at the ‘ 
     
     home of her brother. Roy Yors- ' . 
     
     t . 'lt'w LEN 
     
     halide and Mrs. George Mair 8 02- h l “A c - AnoN INSTANT - 
     
     d thei t t , . v ' 
     
      85W;- m “if?” EA PKG POTATO CHIPS m 456 POWDER!” MILK 3 m l  
     
     Henley and family of Summer- ' ‘ 490 PKG. . . 
     
    
     aide. 
     
     Mrs. Spurgeon Walker and he " 
     
     ’ ma: ROSES nannomvs 
     
    
         [trimmian FLOUR  2.29 PEANUT BUTTER wtde 45c 
     
    
     weekend guests at the home‘ 
     
     pERFECTiON CLOVER FARM LIQUID CLOVER HARM 
     
    
     ICE cram  «iic DETERGENT  , 43c BARTLETT FEARS 2  '55; 
     
    
     er at North Lake. . 
     
     BAV—O-VAC FLASHLIGHT EASILY PREPARED 
     
    
     Mrs. Harold McDohnld hns‘ 
     
     \ "RE" 'I Pkg. Party Pﬂk C , V ' 
     
     SOMERDALE ms  2 '03  l   ‘l l   ‘ 
     
    
     returned to her home on Water 
     
     Street. Summeraide. after spend— 
     
     FRENCH ' c " ' x ' 
     
     I ’ CWONERY LA SALLI TOASTID COCOANUT I . wmmn's OLD rasmomm 
     
     9 oz. ' 
     
     m “smug... a...  mm 13 FEATURES! Marshmal: A low: an: I SOC 2 Chocolate Drop: a. 45c. 
     
    
     in: the winter and spring‘ 
     
     v . J1. Johnson. . ' r , j. .. A, , M 
     
    
     months in Charlottetown. 
     
    
     Friends of Master John Walsh i 
     
     Jr. are pleased to hear that he ‘ 
     
     has returned home after re- , 
     
     celving treatment in the Char» 
     
     lottetown Hospital. 
     
    
     Mr. and Mn. Wllliam J. Fitz- 
     
     gerald had its their recent guests 
     
    
     Charlottetown and Mr. and Mrs. 
     
     Walter Conohan of Cardigan. 
     
    
     ‘Elizahetli Grant was a recent 
     
     mltor to Orwelljwtieee ﬁe ﬂ- 
     
     uted with Me 
     
    
     7. and Mn. 'eiimp  
     
     w." and daughter Phillis 
     
    
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