_- BLOOD DONOR Earl Benton, ; hands in his — registration glip at the clinic held in the en Community Cen- |

Ch'town Donors OverTop; S'Side Has Its Turn Today”

~The green light is now on for Summerside donors. _In spite of cold, rainy weather, dedicated donors in Charlotte- turned out full force to 1,410 Red Cross bottles with needed, life-saving blood. desired quota for Charlotte- 1,300 and during the days, peoplé from of life have donated Community Centre exceed this city’s

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rman of the Char- lottetown clinic committee, Free- mont Archer expressed the grate- ful appreciation of the Red Cross

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_ Now one more chapter remains |

=. Today, the blood donor

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F IN HOSPITAL Fred Bowness, Alberton, is a ‘patient in the Western Hospital.

; RECOVERING ee coon Yorston, of Mt. Stewart and Georgetown, is making a sat- isfactory recovery after under- going surgery at the Prince Ed- yard Island Hospital.

GAUTHIER FUNERAL — The

fmeral of Jeremiah P. Gauthier |

‘was held Wednesday morning from his late residence in North Rustico to Stella Maris Church where Requiem High Mass was éelebrated by Rev. Joseph Le- Clair who also conducted the ser- vice at the grave. Rev. Leonard Ayers was present in the sanctu- ary. Pall bearers were James Gavidant, James Blacquicre, Joseph Blacquiere, Victor Saul- mier, Paul Gallant, Joseph Gal-

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PINEAU FUNERAL — The fu- geral' for Miss Madelyn Pineau was held Wednesday morning the Charlottetown Funeral

to Stella Maris Church,

Rustico, where Requiem Mass was celebrated by Leonard Ayers, P.P., who dso conducted the sevice at the srave. Pall bearers were Peter

u, Stanley Doucette, Joseph Bernard Doiron, Francis Gauthier, Dennis Gallant. Inter- gent was in the church ceme; tery.

~ Professional Cards

: Chartered Accountants Earle Hickey & Co.

Ty. fess Bank of Commerce

Building Summerside, —P.E.l. Phone 2235

Insurance

R. E. Ellis & Son Limited Fire — Auto — Casualty

5 Summer St. Summerside

Optometrists

E. E. Parkman - Opt. D., R.O. Phone 3287 Summer 6&t. * Summerside

B. F. Hunter, RO.

Summerside, P.E.1. Phone “3116 Smaiiman’s Building

Photographers

The Read Studios ' Dp. W. SEARS

Barristers

George R. MacMahon, LL.B.

{Also Kensington on Saturday's) Phone Summerside 3551 255 Water St. Summerside

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tre as clinic officials, Mrs. Fred MacMillan, seated; Fremont Archer, clinie chairman; and

to unfold in the Island fall clinic clinic willbe set up at the RCAF base:in Summerside from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. when fhe personnel of the station, civilian employees and the families of both, will generously support this last clinic of the year.

From 5 p.m. toe 9 o'clock this evening the clinic locale will move to St. Mary’s Hall to ac- comodate the working..men and women of Summerside and vic- inity; and then tomorrow after- noon and evening Island donors will have their final chance this year to ‘save a life!’

Miss Delma Beckett, nurse in charge of the mobile blood donor clinic team from Halifax,

Charlottetown contributors, who have gone over the top, will be anxiously watching their _ neigh- bors to the west. In past years, a friendly competition has al- ways existed between the com- | munities. 4

This fall, Mayor E. C. John- stone, feels Mayor W. A. Currie of Summerside will have to pull a number of new donors! out of the hat to top Charlotte-|

town’s record. This would be an appropriate gesture, since the) theme of the Red Cross fall clinic’ is. ‘bring a new donor.’

| SUMMERSIDE BUREAU OF THE GUARDIAN

The case for the Crown was | comp! leted in the trial of Donald | Soseph Gallant of Summerside in Supreme Court yesterday af- ternoon and was adjourned until this morning at 10.15 after de- fence . counsel Alex Campbell moved that the indictment be amended im regard to the vaiue of the stolen goods from “more than $50” “less than $50.”

Mr, Justice G. J. Tweedy pre- sided with the Attorney-General R.R.Bell, QC, and crown pro- secutor George R. MacMahon acting for the crown.

The adjournment was made in order to consider the defence motion. :

Six crown witnesses gave evid- ence yesterday including Sgt. T. J. Keefe, in charge of Summer- side ROMP detachment; Sgt E. Courtney, of ROMP detachment, St. John’s, Nfld., formerly of the Borden detachment; Harold Phil- lips, Freeland merchant; Harold Joseph Arsenault, Duvar, a gar- age operator; Arnold John Arsen- ault, Duvar, and Cst. Calvin Bun- gay of the Alberton Detachment RCMP.

Sgt. Keefe told the court that he was in his office in Summer- side on the afternoon of June 30 when ke received a call to go to Ross’ Corner. When he arrived there he saw a, police car in front of which were Cpl. Bigelow and Cst. Courtney along with two men one of whom was the ac- | cused.

Sgt. Keefe said he then took Gallant to his office,-where he was again searched. This time an- other watch was -found in his jacket pocket. When asked where he had obtained the watches the accused replied that he had found them under a building in Summerside the witness said.

The accused later accompanied Sgt. Keefe to the spot where he said he had found the watches atid was-later placech under arrest.

Harold Phillips a merchant from Freeland told the court of losing several watches a hunter’ ‘3 lantern and a small quantity of givernare in a break the night of June 29th. He identified the wat- ches ,exhibited in court as iden- tical to the ones he had lost in the break.

Harold Arsenault. stated his garage had been broken into on the night of June 20th when 10 cartons of cigarettes, sonie to- bacco, $30 to $40 in silver and a | watch were ‘stolen. He identified a watch that Cst. Cétittenay said was taken from the accused, as |the one taken from his garage belonging to his brother.

The brother, Arnold Arsenault identified the watch as his, main- ly by the two different colors of the strap. He said he had left

of June 29th. Members of the petit jury were

SEES RECORD SALE OTTAWA (CP)—Pinance Min-

the watch in the garage the night

ister Fleming Tuesday forecast record sales of Canada savings bonds in the current campaign, but_indicated that about half of the hew eales are offset by cash- ings of premiers fous one of sevings bonds by t

Is Moved oods Case

Alton MclIsaac, O'Leary, | Beecher Smaliman, O'Leary; | Felix Arsenault, Howlan; Arthur | Thompson, North Tryon; Johr | Robert MacKenzie, Malpoqve: | James Chappell, St. Eleanors: Robert Goodwin, Kensinzton: Ralph Lidstone, Coleman; Sher: | man Hutchinson, . Summerside, Reginald Gaudet, Miscouche: Glorice Richard Wellington, and

John McKay Albany.

denly this morning of John Wal-

|hospital on Tuesday of last week ed in a head-on collision between

Road,

check Wednesday's attendance figures which, according to Mr.

Archer, were very good.

Highway Toll Rises To 23

Prince Edward Island's high- way death toll yesterday rose to 23 this year with the death sud-

ter Cann of Borden, at the P.E.I. Hospital. Mr. Cann was. rushed to the’ -

suffering severe injuries receiv-;'

two cars on the Meadowbank) one-quarter -mile from Cornwall.

Mr. Cann’s wife, who was in the car with him at the time died) shortly after the accident. Both | vehicles were practically demol- | ished. ;

Still in hospital recovering from! j the serious injuries he received is lthe driver of the second car, | George Miller Campbell of Park-! view Drive, Charlottetown.

Chief coroner Dr. L. E. Prowse | yesterday stated that ‘the in-! quest. into’ Mr. Cann’s death; will be held at the same hearing!

|| berton-Prince County Exhibition

')| banquet in the spacious dining }|room of the United Church Ed-

| Raynor, introduced several speak-

> |regarding the future of the ex-

ISLAND NEWS PAGE

" GUARDIAN NEWS BUREAU TELEPHONES: Summerside 8031; Alberton 68-2; Montague 97-2; Souris 32-2

The Guardian, Charlottetown, Thurs., Nov. 19, 1959. 3

Exhibition Directors Pay Visit To O'Leary

ALBERTON— Directors of Al-

Association held their annual

ucation Centre in O’Leary on Tuesday night. About 30 direc- tors,’ their wives, and a number of others connected with the operation of the annual exhibit- fon were served a turkey din- ner by Knutsford Women’s In-

stitute.

Following the banquet the master of ceremonies, Alton ers and called on a. number of directors to say a few ° words

hibition. Fe MacWilliams, chairman of O’Leary Village commission- ers, welcomed the directors to their first banquet in O’Leary and briefly outlined some of

as that for Mrs. Cann, Dec. 15. at 7.30 p.m. at City Hall, Char- lottetown.

Members of the jury are: Fore- man, Daniel Lee Taylor, Nine Mile Creek; Arthur Hazen Ho- ward. Cornwall; John Samuel Gamble, Parkdale; Hugh John

MacLean, Cornwall; Ivan R. Clow, Charlottetown R.R.:. Lyle MacNevin,. Bonshaw; and Ailli-

son L. Wood, Charlottetown.

A former steward on the MV Abegweit and later town clerk at Borden, Mr. Cann is survived ‘by brothers: Charles, Bangor. Maine; Spurgeon and Wilfred. Charlottetown; Wesley, Toronto:

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33-year history of. the Alberton

church building.

Kensington YPS

Society met in the church hal! re- cently for the purpose of distri-} buting the church calendars to| the members of the congregation. |

the advancements made in the incorporated village in the last)

two years. Among these is an|'

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particularly the problem e drivers.

Wallace, president~ of _ on his years in office and he plans to retire next year. wonderful spirit of co-operat- * has existed throughout the

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exhibition, he said. In conclud- ing he commended the ladies for the wonderful meal and ex- tended congratulations to the people of O'Leary for their fine

Brief remarks were made by

Holds Meeting

KENSINGTON — The Kensing- ton Presbyterian Young People’s

. 4 an increase in —_ o> . im October 1958 to

[Souris Union [gz i See ew st

i | ° over of $15,000. A two per cent

Membership __ | siviseas te’ eis on share cap

‘ Reports were given by Edward

Ww Clinton for the supervisory com-

SOURIS — The annual meéting | report showed 94 Joans were

of Souris Credit Union Limited| made for a of $10,252.50 an

with a good attendance of mem- New officers elected to the

bers and visitors. board of directors were Herbert

‘ “ She grocktent. Sens: Saemege| Chovesle, and Frank Praught,

J. W. Don Campbell, MLA 4; | credit union for the year with | Meecjuaid sod Deke Maclaren

Chester Hayes, vice-president of | membership of 120 adults and 52! Credit Committee Frank Mac

the association; John P. W: »| minors, an increase of 60 new! Intosh. ~

Mrs. A. D. O’Brien, Hudson| members during the year.

Pridham, Ralph adams, Mrs.| he board of directors held 12 OLD STYLE oa

Currie, ‘exhibition’ secretary disability has been added to the} The post-chaise of former cem

An interesting film of the} share and loan insurance it car-|turies’ was an enclosed, four.

Trans-Canada Highway brought | ries on the members. wheeled carriage drawn by either the evening to a close The financial statement show-|two or fouf horses.

effort to curb traffic volia-{

The final preparations were |

made concernittg the Fall Rally.)

The seci<‘ary wes asked to or-| dcr Young People’s Pins and rests alsv to write to the de-|

partment of christian education! concerning membership cards.

Price, Timmins, Ont-> and Rus- sell, Appin Road. Surviving sist- ers are: Charlotte, Mrs. D.L. Mac

Leod, Summerside; Etta, Mrs. Frank MacArthur, Kingston, On- tario; Pearl, Mrs. George Sher- ren, New Dominion.

SCENIC GRANDEUR _Jasper National Park -in west-) ern Alberta covers 4,200 square |

'miles of scenic grandeur on the | slopes of of the Rocky Mountains.

Benevolent

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