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| The issuance of + . The ship had a. total load of : ; ce of a building per-| In fact, because the construe- SHOWS ‘ The tbreak of a possible mit for four-unit ti of [ 25 cords and the dock was| Tee geben M1, powible | mil foro ney ieee aout lion of conta, tee! —STARTS TODAY MAT. 2:30

woods yesterday in the Peakes | struction on: Lansdowne Avenue, |erty values, owners are already

‘| area of the province was pre- | saw protest yesterday from pro-| considering a request for a re- EVENING AT 8: NL - B large, quantity <> = vented by forestry fire fighters. | perty owners and tenants along| assessment of their properties Box Office Ss Y 5 Seoreotone So Agriculture Minister A n drew | the area enclosed by North Riv-|in view of a building permit Open a? De now being rossed overseas | aracRae.. said the ‘fire was | ¢t Toad. McGill Avenue exten- having been: issued.

5] |shipment. _ _ = inte “aah sion and Goodwill Avenue. Ti ; hor a ee ec TON EC Me ma! NEVER BEFORE A SPECTACLE LIKE IT! Ed. Minister The quick report enabled a zoned: areas for apartment |i; fe the knowledge ae : = . ‘ stand-by crew of forestry divis- house «construction and_ object nounced in’ City Council recent 2 3 a

; . ion firefighters to reach the to the building of one in the Expresses Views {flare in time to conol it. neighborhood ‘where ‘the domin- Se Oe eee ae oO Ex i i Mr. MacRae urged that all | ant feature is the single- family proposed ‘master plan’ for Char-

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TOP STU ; - | of education, said ‘examinations | agriculture. | " DENTS AT CHARLOTTETOWN RHS place a lot of mental stress on |Haslam, QC, vice-president; J. : students. , | Elmer. Blanchard, secretary - , The Charlottetown Region- this year in grades 9 and 10. for the year with an average He said he would like to see 4 c treasurer. Members of the coun- ELLIS al High School held its annual Connie Rodd of Sherwood, of % per cent, while Mary | the day when examinations are "=, cil are Alex B. Campbell, Ken- closing exercises last night. left, and David Foster Lou MacLeod of Sherwood, | eliminated from schools. . 3 neth MacDonald, A.W. Gaudet BROS There were approximately 500 of Marshfield ‘both also from grade 10, placed @ don’t now if anything " ~@ @e and Frederick Large, QC. Allan eo - pupils attending the school grade 10 students were tied second with 95.6 percent. proven by examinations = Gag X. Scales is society auditor. : that some students are | vs Alban Farmer, QC, was ap- ina C MOST DI ‘ ; ent in taking examinations,” | © ‘ “gi, pointed to the society’s board of Shopping entre STRICTS STILL DRY 4 sid the doctor who FI caminers 3 professional | It was announced at the meet- | Open onight < ae nt : We ing that the president of the Ca- T e. or years seek: ’ ‘e ; /nadian Bar Association, Hansen "Til 11 P.M Fierce Electrical Storm = Serie | ee 7 a 2 person a ; A Mrs, Hansard will visit Prince : ee — | Edward Island July 6. Dr. Dewar said he was

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based on year's work While many parts of the pro-|p.m. and had eased off by 9.30,)was struck by lightning and | aptitudes of the

vince saw only showers and {although light rain was still fall-|caught fire about 10:30. The/ ferent occupations.

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the fiercest electrical storms im! Large hailstones smashed to extinguish the blaze w ‘a simil for going| .

memory was reported at St.|dozens of windows in homes in/| Slight damage reported to the Oeuk aaa tans ™ M.J. MeQUAID, QC ~~

Peters, where severe thunder |the area in the 15-minute per- : ‘A westent wes: fesued: for ; ‘ae and “lightning were accompan-|jod of falling “hail _| Covehead reported about an : ano ar |" oe hour of heavy rainfall and heavy | Harry, Matthews Charlottetown. A J McQuaid. oS thunder. Elec ° : K_ The storm began around 7/| 12 reported was to the corner . lisenes. we A } | ‘ as suspended. | ed | board of the building. Part of Bees mstoret sete ic lectins | There were six cases of drunk Elect Law. ge i on

led by @ downpour of rain and! The United Church was struck the village, the Greenwich area, | © wae sorted on their | and isicapable

WEATHER _it,itaee. | a ica |. — ‘were without power" fr "some "ay le Tepat fallen wires, | bane fet $20 and costs ce 20/ Society Head SPECIAL HOLIDAY SHOW

TORONTO (CP) — Tempera- time last evening. jane ; j - |ported struck by lightning, but eS 2 ae ee : Zs "Tow Opeccihd”mgh Povetay |m:'s basen ‘a Ge Veates neat | eee Sin ee Ree eee eee ie, Wed. Night Only, Show at Dusk * | also receiv inu % ¥ > :

a OTia «+. eee ees a . lev doorstep... |” The precepitation which fell | fine of $20 and or 2 days | Clinton Heights. :

Wie” oe .s st SO See ee ene Charlottetowtt and surround-| while the other was fined $20 or| Other officers are H.L. Pal-

mie 6 8 loac'ta deaths oe aoe a. a ee te The bigh cia mer, QC, past president; AJ.

Ottawa ‘: 64 77 poch Road was hit by lighten-| temperature of 79 degrees quick- Ec Her body was her

Montreal ... 70 8 jing about 8:30. The call was|ly dropped to 59 and remained fi > e

Quebec .. ... .... 65 76 | amswered by the Parkdale Fire) there at 10:45 last night. Confederation membership

Fredericton ... ... 66 87 (Department which arrived to; This small amount of rain was h e

Saint dohe ccs. 51 7 |find a damaged light meter. No/ not exepected to be of any as- card in

Moncton ... ... «.. 56 9 other damage was reported. _ sistance to the parched crops. C tr : 2s Fie BlON Ais fois 51.65 | .A large barn on the property | One of the worst droughts in (Sa AG if Charlottetown. .- #1 go. of Vera MacDonald of Wood Hill ' years has hit the area. A Yarmouth... .... 51 6 : : : os : 7 * a _ 2 D e .e SI " TONIGHT AT 8.00 P.M. RELL 7 josto ee: m8 # Driving Too Slow = New Orleans ... .. 69 ae : ‘

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tower in most regions than they | 1 oiu Vessey of York by Jus- hicle with defective equipment of the Peace, Albert Dinnis was fined $10 and costs or four traffic court yesterday. - days. slow pace interfered with the | Glasgow charged with violation ; the | of a stop sign was fined $10 and costs or four days. should: "

G | se IH I ern New Brunswick: Counties, | alted at the side RK >} es: Lower Saint John River Valley sof the road and perecitted ve. P.E.I. Honored v i RAIDERS and a Much cooler than Tuesday. | yon a a. On New Stamp : Vet s a RAVAGERS! Winds light. Low-high at Char- | uw) Groot. Justice of the Peace, | A special five cent postage "oe we ae lottetown 48 and 70, Moncton, | Albert Dianis preaided * stamp will honor the province | _ ss Aye EX ate Fredericton and Saint John 4 Chita wale ‘Gnen® 4 : of of Prince Edward Island, it was ce Ss a fo and 70. Outlook for Thursday, | sire crossing solid white lines. | announced yesterday by Rene ANN BLYTH F és SSS sunny with little temperature Keir | Tremblay, Postmaster General. :

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town. Sun rises today at 847 | tee dae lin the larke tae horizetal tor | ‘Tickets: Adults $1; Children 50 cents times ADT | Two accused charged with | mat. It will be printed in three | : | @riving without lights at night colors. The provincial {local \a¥a0 av aF a) ava AAP aD a DPD ae aa av aD a a Pa aD DP, : 9 Sete one ee : ROCK-N- : See pe peat enact eecet © © AAMATEURNIGHT 3; ~ Lake. [Poa of arms at the left. s WHER \ i , DRAG ? SEX ? SPEEDERS FINED In announcing the new stamp, \ : E ? y ’ om There were four cases of |Peisature ot Prince Edward Q Y Mi epeeding. James Wilfred Crok- | | ; ’ B R | F F N Sav grew ermeer (arte wee § COMMODORE ROOM 31 SEE IT ALL WHEN Parkdale Claude Btnest Cras- ‘Drawings for ‘the stamp were \ : RACE \ YOUTH GOES ON Stier cht York me (2°R"Pun hes oF Bhs 8 MAIN B =. THE LOOSETONIGHT AT => OSPITAL : a and a -

RH Wood, Hazetbrook has | Oy a ser. eral Department of Agriculture. . Come Along and Show Your Talent \ OUR BIG PRE-HOLIDAY entered the Prince Edward Is | wood changed with speeding- it detaatiies of the five \ \ ' edt btn. | Sau er apace tmen—O N —PRIZES— MIDNIGHT SHOW

1ODE. PRESENTATION _| ‘empting to pass was fined $10 | \ x

Mrs. J. 4. MacMillan made a | ®°d costs or four days. Police Court ‘ “THURSDAY, JULY Ist NE More | INEMASCOPE 7 presentation to the Birchwood | oes Tee” deh inettictent | ‘ : Ne arr COLOR SHOW STARTS AT 12 SHARP ee a eS caer eat on his. vehicle wes Convicts 10 \ Members and Guests 9:30 P.M. 8 EVE HRAW ;

6 eee coment it ie $10 quod costs or tour daje.| Arthur William MacMickea of |§ oe

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chislag ises of grades 7,| Atni Stefanson’ Jonsson Sher- | poe ON — wae yr: ON MEE EEE AE AE EE A EE EE EE A A EA AD DIANE BREWSTER LEO GORDON « GALE ROBBINS

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oa was TREES WATERED $10 and costs or four days. | James Haslam, QC, in city os itt Gt Genranions, | Seeet Jae Soe cette, occ’ 8). CPE GOsMnwneee GEMEWE-IN: = Ploving Teer. - Pit. Sa. Show ot Beek was expired was R. B. Ellis of Stanhope was | ‘

has taken pity on the pine trees license that was expired wasi R. B. Ellis of S = shteenaneoonecereeaccsseccsessves anise aceeenevereeonesee, a is ee ok a comes City | —— Sturgeon : The French had a : : these kids am 9: The. CURSE OF THE an reputation °; havethe FY

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POLICE SPOT CHECK ui ll The Charlottetown Police De- Our Clover Club will be open from partment has begun a _ spot ,

check on all city automobiles] 2 to 6 p.m. every afternoon during the | Wed. June 30th Thurs. Juiy Ist for the next few weeks. It will] months of July and August. Members Admission Adults .75¢ Children under 12 Free.

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