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Edw, i ‘fon to P_E.I. An automobile tour! ment where world’ _at New Annan where an explan-' by an i au ; hs ae an tone promsenns % 9) through 1 ‘ vided by factory officials. | center of deep ee See. Tour No. 3, known as the! +14_| western tour, includes tours No. |

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MV PRINCE NOVA cae @ ° 5 | Belfast-was probably derived. io Id . : 300 of Seotenh noniae Gala as Gane T eal ) To Vi ®@ Automobile accommodation for | peop: a i TO P.E.I. er Cae aa PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND “ design was taken from Christoph. | The newest addition to the fleet of Northumberland Ferries Ltd., offers © Panoramic view from passenger |er Wren ,and the entire churc the visitor to P.E.L a glimpse at the most modern concepts of design area Guber up te le on Gee and luxury in this area. The engines are larger than ferries backs and squared them with Sovusiitadl wit eal ¢ mile crossing in one hour. the latest in ®@ Latest safety features and life ‘And when in Prince Edward [s- broad axe. na’ aids and excellent passenger accommodations thie is really ‘ aa arate ve hesiit inside, the church will an important part of any vacation plans to visit P. E. Island. saving equipment. . OLD las, daughter of Lord Selkirk, — - ; \ SPAIN’ For the finest foods and whom he brought 0 the Taland SAILING SCHEDULE 1965 a friendly atmosphere make it Lennan, the church’s first pastor. (Daily Including Sunday) @ part of your trip .. . Also od balla the ohuee io Sava te ADT. LEAVE WOOD ISLANDS, PEL & CARIBOU, NS. fora SSG wee” stop po ta yo es ogg May 1—May 31 ........:..9:00 am. 12:00ncon 3:00pm. 6:00 pm. at our Next | Mary Douglas, only daughter June 1—June 30 .........8:00 am. 10:00 a.m. 12:00n00n 2:00 pm. 400 pm. 6:00 pm. Door. inn, the aaly Soclaaan Mien ts July 1—Ang. 30 .......800 am. 9:35am. 11:10am. 12:50 pm. the Belfast Riot which took place 2:30 pm. 40 pm 540pm. 7:15 p.m. (ee ae eee oe oe Aug. 31—Sept. 26 .....800 am. 10:00am. 12:00n00n 2008 pm. 409 pm. 6:00 pm. as at Sept. 27—Oct. 17 9:00 12:00 3:00 5:00 6 mies ane ofthe cata he} = Och. 1B Oct. 28... 880 am. 1280 noon 2:00 pm 400 pm, . ane oe Se Oct. 24—Dee. 20 AST. 800 am. 11:000m. 1:00pm. 340 pm mobile, with its motor off, ap. y, | As-tours No. 4 and No. 5 near aA hn cats [SE eee MB LID \. [151 Kent Street Died 4-4336 | with 2 population of 18.500, bold. e ly greets us as our touring veh- ~ :