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Ag enthusiastie group of Ist, fnd, and 3rd vear student nur- ees of the Prince Edward Is- land land Hospital h heid a car wash
NURSES CAR WASH
at Tom Davies’ service sta- tion on Great George Street, from 1 o'clock until 6 o'clock yesterday. "The procewds, of
the ear wash wif! ge te. the | - Nurses Christian
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— ? ‘The Guardian, Charlottetown, Fri ‘Sept. 30; 1966.
Hon. ML. Bonnell
- Delivers Address
Directors of the P.E.I. Tourist Association were told Wednes- day night by Hon. M.L. Bon- nell» minister of tourist develop- ment, that now is the time for everyone te plan for the future as the day was im sight when tourism would be the top indus- _ try in the province.
Dr. Bonnell was a guest-of the tirectors at a ‘briefing’ session which the association offers for & new department head. K was
led by a dinner at the ~ Charlottetown Hotel during which the new minister met the various flirectors and was also attended by George Fraser director of the Yravel Bureau. TRAINING SCHOLS
‘The Minister outlined” some [~~
gf the plans of his department and said they inclided a train- Ing school for the girls hired each summer to staff the vari- pus travel bureaus. Te expressed the opinior-the matter of water pollution was a serious one, but said the new Water Authority was now on the move te combat M and he.anticipated an im- ovement ‘the near future. also said the government was moving im the direction ef having all old car bodies — now fying 2s eyesores beside road- Ways — out of the way soon as a@ part of the provincial parti- eipation in the 1967 Centennial program.
‘Chairman for the meeting last
night was Charles Linkletter, Bummerside, who as a past
president was host in place of |
‘president Lieut, Col Er. W. John- stone who is en route to Van- couver to attend the annual meeting of the Canadian Tourist Association.
TRACES DEVELOPMENTS The Minister was told of the activities of the association by secretary A. Walthen Gaudet who traced the developments initiated by members them- selves and told of the progress. made over the years and of the
tourist industry. The traditional briefing ses- sion was preceded by a re
ception for the Minister when.
call.
various means taken te aid the 5
_linformal discussicns. these centred about possibilities of extending the tourist ‘season and ways of spreading the sum- mer._attractions. over a wider time period:-
dropped in on the gathering to offer the full co-operation of the city in any way needed to bet- ter tourist conditions. —
Parkdale Lions Hold Meeting
A reguiar meeting~of the Patkdale Lions Club was held at the Parkdale WI Hall reeent- ly, presided over by. Edgar Din- nisj president ef the Parkdale Lions Club.
During the meeting $50 was voted as first prize te the win- ner of the club's “Peace Essay Contest". and it: was decitied to hold a door to door sale of Hal- lowe’en candy in the Parkdale- Sherwood erea on. Monday, Oece- tober 8.
A highlight of the meetirig was the presentation of a bron-
ze medallion to Fred Wotton.- The medal was presented to
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/ta. Reg. and Tall. Broken sizes. “| One group - s AS clearing at only 44.88 clear at off
Mr. Wotton. by district deputy
Latet in the evening “Mayor \Dalziel. .| Walter J. Cox of Charlottetown |
governor. Steve MacDonald on behalf of the Lions International president, Edward Lindsay.
Fellowship Roger Birt was presented with
a_pin for sponsoring new mem- _|bers. Guests at the meeting includ-
an opportunity was available for |.4 pay) I. Mogel of the U.S.A., Most. of |Russel}-Roper,
district deputy governor of Springhill, N.S., and Fred Wotton of Sherwood. Two prospective members iwere-introduced—at the meeting, Gerald Burgoyne and Keith
City Resident Assessed $50
Magistrate James B. Johnsten | fined Dewar W. Myers, Mt.
Albion $10. and costs for driv-
ing a vehicle with a lead teo
high for safety when he appear-
ed in Magistrate's Court yes-
terday morning.
John Joseph Doyle, city, was chargéd with driving: while his licence was suspended and fined $50 and costs.
The case against Gladys An- tonnette Dirani, Parkdale, faii- -& to yleld right of way was adjourned to Magistrate’s Court on October 3 when she pleaded not guilty.
SPEND MORE FREELY Canadians spent. $30,000,000,- 000 on consumer goods and services last year, compared with’ $11,000,000,000 16 years ago.
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Latex backed,
Ladies’ Scarves - Regular 1.00
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Polly Foam Slabs Requiar 7.99 Polly foam slab 18 x 72 x 4 Ideal for upho!lstering. ty Sale price, each
3.99
“Clearance of Suimeniar Handbags
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