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W. A. CURRIE, Summerside, center, president of P.E.I. Red Cross, is seen talking with A. W. Thiessen, left, BPE, of To ronto, national - director of Water Safety Services of the Canadian Red Cross Society and Brig Pde C. Jones, CBE, London, England, Chief Secre- tary, Commonwealth Council Royal Life Saving Society. They met at a dinner meeting in the

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Cemnerhet san Red Creed Clinic peta» Bled, gue hag Tops Objective

the Society, to be held im Lon- Sea. ~ A total of 319 blood donors resentatives of ‘Trinity United attended yesterday's final ses-|Church: Women; St: Pius X sions of this week's series of Red ic. WL., The University Women’s Cross clinics at the Confedera-|Club, as well as local nurses and tion Centre in Charlottetown. | members of Queen Charlotte There were 125 in the after-| and Birchwood High School Red |Cou noon, and 185 in the evening, 40|Cross Councils. in excess of the day's objective! The only ¢ompetition result of 270. |whjch could ‘be =determined last Fremont Archer, chairman of | night was that conducted between the Red Cross blood donor com- | the girls and the boys at Prince mittee for Charlottetown, an- | of Wales College with the girls jnounced last night that = over-| edging out the boys by thé small wa. | 2! total for the four days of | margin of four. Winners of the clinics was 1,238 on the objective | trophies in eight other compett-

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The Guardian, Fri., Oct. 1, 1965. 8 with the time factor of the con- |

Tenders were called for the) of sand and salt for |’ town’s winter requirements Ts fifth ssolution ‘pertained |i to tenders oeing invijed for the |! supplying of a half-ton truck for electric light department tenders are both to uae not include, a trade - of truck ‘being e to

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public works, streets, parks, etc: Councillor Schurman, chair- man; councillors Perry and Me!l-

Finance, assessment and ten- der: Councillor Perry, chair- man; Councillors Mollison and Johnston.

Water and sewerage: Coun- cillor Morrison, chairman; —n Mollison and John:

iM yey and industrial de- ‘Councillor Mollison, chairman; Councillors Morri- son and Mellish. Electric light and power: Councillor Johnston, chariman; Councillors Morrison and Schur-

Marnie Heckvale, graduate of Alberta University, assistant secretary of World University Services of Canada, addressed students at St. Dunstan's Uni-

versity last night on a “trea- sure van’’, sponsored by WUS of Canada, to be held at the University Oct. 4 and 5. From the left are: Rev. Dr. F.W.P.

ADDRESSES SDU STUDENTS :

Bolger, faculty advisor to

WUS; Margaret Ann - Warren,

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the approval of the council. The} Mrs. C. St. Clair Trainor, the; Until she became ill she was

council in turn registered its ap- former Bernadette MacMillan, | president of the Catholic Wom- af: |R.N., and wife of Judge Trainor,|/en’s League of Holy Redeemer |

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until 9 o'clock Saturday morning’ with the funeral from

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of 1,140—or a 108% result. on the Island yesterday. got a council of its own ‘which |" 47 Archer expressed gratifi- will be announced at an A. W. Thiessen, BPE, Toronto became self governing in 1960. eta | Cation at the excellent response | national ‘director of the Red The Prince Edward and extended sincere thanks to! Cross Water Safety Service was branch was established in nn, |all the donors, volunteers and all | visiting the Island on part of | The president of the Island those who in any way were re-| his -cross-Canada tour to be-| branch is Rev. O.C. Sharkey, | sponsible for this outstanding come acquainted with provin- |-who was one of the first Island lachievement. He commented on cial directors of Red Cross and group to receive an award from |the excellent facilities cmaridel |

t facing them. the Red Cross society. |for . the clinic at Confederation | ae oa C. Jones, CBE, ‘Centre, and stated that the four |

|day clinic, instead of three, had! London, England, chief secre. |proved to be much more ‘satis-|

factory for both ‘the donors and |

| tions: earl date. F. A. S. Jones, provincial chair- | man of the Red Cross blood do- nor comimttee stated last night that the fifth and last series of clinics for 1965 will be held De. cember 6, 7, 8 and 9 at Summer- | side, the RCAF. Station, Ken- isington, Borden and St. Peter's | Bay. Mr. Jones extended edngratula- tions to the donors who attended

|this week's clinics in Charlotte-|

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Another reason for the meet-

ling was to elect committees as a result of the by-election ear- jlier this week to fill the vacant centre ward seat. At that time Milton G. Mellish won the ‘seat by acclamation..

Five resolutions, either award: ing or calling: for tenders, were | put before the council.

The firm of Fitzgerald and oe of Summerside with a bid of $1,880 was. awarded the ten- + der for the construction of two pump- pits) ‘These pits are to be

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No Plea Entered In Murder:Case

Sterling |Chester S. MacDonald in Cour ity Court yesterday.

The accused, represented by | J. aaeitio Campbell, was re manded without plea until Oct. 7.

SUMMERSIDE Joseph Bernard, Lennox Island, accused of the capital murder of Roger’ Labobe on Sept. 26, =

cences suspended for 6 encuths

for racing on oe Urban Joseph

couche pleaded not guilty of im- paired driving and his case was adjourned for one week.

Daniel Pius MacDonald, Se- | veti Mile Bay, and Laurence EFI. | gin MacDonald, Central Bede que, both accused of break, en- try and theft, had their cases ad- jour..d without plea until Oct ober 7.

The case of Robert MacLeod,

_ ‘The stabbed body of Labobe was found in front « the accus ed’s. residence ast Sunday night.

Joseph Lioyd David Gallant and Joseph David Perry,-both of Summerside, were found guilty of break and entry and had theif cases adjourned until Oct. dor funeral. ser- |14 for sentence. .-

m: Joseph Howard. Gavin and Patrick Joseph Handrahan, both of Tignish, were fined. $50 and costs and had their driving li-

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to stop. at a stop sign, was ad-

pleaded not guilty to the charge.

Holy Redeemer at 10.45. Inter- | ment in the Catholic cemetery. |

Sent. A. Bun- | 2 808. Goer A. Bus. sad seed, Resting at the Cut. | chiffe Funeral Home until noon

Gaturday then to Trinity United | Church, service commencing at |

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Summerside, accused of failing | journed until Oct. 7. MacLeod |

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thre at the town’s numbers three and four wells and will be | insulated to keep out frost and | | dirt.

| FUEL TENDER : The tender of the Canadian /Oil Company for ‘the supplying \of. approximately 120,000 gallons “of furnace fuel oil for the boil- iers in=all civic buildings along ea free burner service .was ac- |cepted over five other tenders. | Tenders for the demolition of \the buildings’ aid removal of all |debris, from the property at 16 |Granville Street were received jand the bid entered by Emmett Kelly of $490.25 was accepted. The town recently ‘bought this property to enable it to widen’ First Stréet at the intersection of First and Granville. The Kel- ily Tender was the second lowest jreceived but due to the lowest

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cillor Schurman .The mayor also noted that some changes had been made in committees and some had been eliminated altogether as |

“they had outlived their useful. | ness.”

died at her home in Charlotte-| Parish and past president of | town yesterday. | St. Veronica’s Guild Nursing As-

A native of this city, she was sociation. She had also devoted a daughter of the late Sir (Dr.)| a great deal of her time and ef- William J. P. MacMillan, one- forts to aiding the work of the nae Premier and longtime White Cross Association,

ader ofthe Opposition in the! She is survived by her husb- Provincial Legislature. | and and three children, a daugh-

Mrs. Trainor was a graduate ter Elaine, doing social work of the Charlottetown Hospital| with the Family. Service Assoc: |

FUNERALS eo of Nursing in the class of | jation of Toronto, and two: sons, e 1933 and~had practised her pro- | Charles, a first’ year medical

fession both Here and in Massa-| student at Dalhousie University,

| ‘TROWSDALE FUNERAL — | chusetts prior to her marriage.| and Leo, a student at St. Dun-

The ‘funeral for Charlies £. |She had been in ill health for, stan's University.

Trowsdale was held Thursday. the past two years and only this Also surviving are two sist-

Sept. 30 from Morell. United. week had returned with her hus-| fers, Dorothea (Mrs. M.A. Far-

man, Stadium and unemployment ;

assistance: illor ~Mellish, | and Stephen, both of this. through ‘chairman; Councillors § Schur- city, and Joseph, Dartmouth,)

man and Perry. N.S., and her stepmother, Mrs. | ED CROS 1967 centennial commitice: W.J.P. MacMillan.

Councillor Perry, chairman; The body will be resting at,

Councillor Morrison. her home, -16 Brighton Road, | Liaison ats: bster| Western and Central Districts |

the! Church of The Most Holy Re-| Interment will be in the |

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