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Summersicle And Prince County The Guardian. Charlottetown. Fri. Aug. ﬁe?

Doctors lo Héar Report On Sask. Medicare Pla

GUMMEBSIDE —l- The annual speakers mid discussanl.s' eating of the PEI Medic-alDr. Kenneth R. Trueman. Win- Soclety Sets m-oa'- nipeg, associate professor of sun- in ed’sld¢- sexy. University of Manitoba,

W cwvﬂllllollwill will on the (topic “some lldddi-be CﬂIad1M:|L¢-problems and manoigement d

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S'SIDE aovs or T0 BOTON BRUINS CAMP

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- med uld er a the "mid statistics of Wi °“‘ W" "W" '°’ Hospital orom 1944 to 1953, deal- 11 geciock, with a noon lfllnpiflilln mg with Game‘. of ,1‘ breast Two 15-ylear-old Summerside will perform under the exper- side midget team that cap- ot nurses resldeﬂceo 06 . men hockey payers, Paul Mac- ienced e e of Milt Schmidt lure t " County Hospital. ‘V3181! Elle!‘ W3.’ damemmgtfalelﬁ thnﬁdel-ate Williams (left) and Alan and Philywatson. If the bovs shipdlazte sgziltllrgulciigﬂpidg Weak“ Wm ‘*5 D“ A - w- lxnprovement in the fight of Gaudet leave today for Nia- make it they will be farmed of Mr and Mrs Bruce Mac- P°”'t- T°‘”°m°v delmty 3°95”! (breast cancer" one main reason gara Falls Ontario to attend out to a junior club and attend Williams and Alan is a son °‘ CMA' for this he said was the new at- a training camp sponsored by school at the same time Both Mr and M E t (L’ ' D’ Pea" W ‘peak the titudes of surgeons in selecting the Boston Bruins where they were members of the Summer- G ‘d t H. mes mp” I - : - usas he-wan medicare pi and me type of operation to meet mm ’ 3" e ' ‘ _, ._..- ' " E’ . the recent crisis them He B ex- individual”, requwemenw Ha 1 Wm _ . - A —— wed do we =.,.,d:.,.°w.ddd°d rs saw me mom was ea» .*'"'".“'*‘“*...:.d ...d:‘..:.*:°.:.d:.“%.°: esorrown 5’;'.‘.‘..'.’“.;.°.?..‘if.‘°‘Z:‘s MINISTER IINSPECTS TOBACCO CROP ﬂ °‘ ' "'“‘ deoend other body or- “”" ' ' E ' *3’

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S’side Builder ls Dead At 65

SUMMERSIDE — The death of a well known Summerside building contractor, Byron Haw- ley Thompson. 65. occurred Tuesday at the Prince County Hospital.

In ailing health for a short period, Mr. Thompson became

' st Friday when he entered hospital.

He was born. Aug. 17. 1898, at Margate, to the late Mr.~and Mrs. Hiram Thompson.

He enlisted in the Canadian Army and served four years with a Canadian machine gun corps during the First World War. after which he went to the United States and carried on a building contracting business before returning to his native province.

He was employed for her of years with M. F man Co. Ltd. and served most of his time as manager of the Summerside retail branch.

He was a past member of the Legion and the Board of Trade.

Besides his widow, the former Annie Bernard of Kenslngton. he is survived by two sons, Er- win, an historian at the Whit- man National Monument, Walla Walla, Wash., and Reginald, with Eastern Bakeries_Lod., at Summerside.

Other survivors include six brothers and two sisters, Hor- ace and Ralph, Long River; Stanley C. of Ch"I‘own: Roland of Calgary. Alberta; Ro Margate: Clifford, and Dorothy (Mrs. Norbert Brennan) of Tor- onto: and Winnie (Mrs. C. C. Baker), Kenslngton.

The funeral was held Thurs- day from Trinity United Church with interment in Margate Cc- lnetery.

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AUSSIE SENATOR DIES

MELBOURNE (Reuters) Former senator Donald Cam- eron. 84, known as “the pa arch of the Australian Labor

e- tirement in June this year. He had been ill for several months. He was minister {or aircraft ﬁnd postmaster-general in 1945 to 1949.

LATE NOTICES 9

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T; ‘ KILBRIDE — At the Quietn-

Record Field is Eniered In Island Open Ch'ships

A record field of 240 golfers will tee off Saturday morning in the Island Open Golf Cham- pionships at the Belvedere Golf

ub.

Exactly 140 of the golfers are from off the Island.

Play starts at 7 p.m. with trios of golfers leaving No. 1 tee every seven minutes. ,Following is the draw:

THIRD DIVISION 7.00 a.m. B. Gillespie (C). L. Vessey (C), J. Vautour (C). .00 a.m. I. Buchanan (C). W. Colea (C). V. Williams (C).

7.14 a.m. M. Carmichael (C). B. Leod (C).

7.43 a.m. G. McLaughlin (M). S. McManun (M), I- Brltton (L)

7.50 am. GGK Peaks (C). R.E. Jenkins (C), D. MacLean (M). 7.57 a.m. F. Tuck (L), BW Bod- zain (L), G. Gallant (S). 8.04 a.m. T. Baiden (A), Champion (GG). D. MacLean (M). 8.11 a.m. C. Ridout (M). D. Dryden (M). J. Bannister (M). 8.18 I. Wolfendon (SS). W. White (L), B. Gautreau (L). .25 a. m. G. Watson (GG). G. McMahon (SS). R. Brine (L). 8.32 am. L. Fraser (A), V. King (BR)_ M. Girvan (L). 8.39 am. C. Costly (C). J. Ln- voie (L). FIRST DIVISION

8.46 am. R. Glggey (C). P. 201

Lyons (M). B. Schurman (S) 8.58 a.m. E. Smi win (C). D. Humphrey (M). 9.00 a.m. G. Clogg (M). s. Mac- Lure (C), R. Whidden (S). 9.07 a.m. A. MacRac (C). J.

Mccafferty (M), R. Moore (S). 9.14 a.m. M. Kennedy‘(C). L. Amenualt (SS), B. Molracnidc son (M). S. Van Patten ). 9.28 a. in. Don Lewis (M), J. Gaudct , K. Carmichael

(C). 9.35 a. In. W. Robertson (1%), E. 9.49 a. in

9.55 3. in. w. Gouthro (M), 3. Patterson (M). D. A. Gllnis

for . 9 10.08 cm. A M

. . Dysart (M). J. Molloy (C). Bob GU80! (C). 10.10 a. In. 1!. Doyle! (C), H.

Watkins

Ca."1‘rainor (C). B. l ). Extra — Terry Fraser (M). \

stoylca . L. 10.48 am. G. Nicholson (0). K. Mltlon (M). J. O_'Bcarn (BR) Clarkson (C A.

Mncbonnli to)’. as). J. an-no

(C). 11.10 e. In. D. Gibbs (F). II. M G. Carr (C). (It). I. nnlccs

(M. _ 11.1! a. m. J. J. Daniels (

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th (SS). K. Ir- 2

G. A. MacDonald (C), II. Hase (M). 12.02 p. III. G. Glitz (T). F.

Burke (C).

crrsmr DIVISION

12.09 p. m. C. Dowling (C). B.

Beer (C), D. Lewis (M). 12.16 a. in. J. Munm (A), A. Mackenzie (C), M. J. Dow!-

ing (M).

12.23 non. J. MaxWcll (OH). H. Simmonds (C), I. Pinning- ion (M).

12.30 p. m. J. Keefe (M), M. MacKenzie (C). D. V. Mac- Donald (C).

12.87 p. m. E. Nicholson (GG), B. Dowling (C). J. Benton (CO .

.44 p. m. G. Andrew (SS), M. Pineau (C), D. O'H_earn (BR). 12.51 p.m. G. Arnold (C), B.

Cressy (GG). F. Mclnnis (C). 12.58 p. m. C. Buot (L). J.

Mahar (MTL). 3. Stewart

(A)

1.05 :5. m. 1. Jackson (sn), '1'. Miller (C), B. Isner (M). 12

MacMiIlan (C), R. Lister (M). . p. in. B. Maccallum (R). R. Girvan (M). M. MacDon- ald (C). 1.33 p. m. G. Cressy (GG). J. Quinn (SS), Bill 6188!?! (C).

1.40 p. in. F. Creamer (SS). J. Wolstenholine (M). T. Rogers

(C).

1.47 p. m. J. Ferris (B). A. Stone (M), D. Saunders (C). .54 p.m. D. Douglas (A) G. Scantlebury (C). A. Cossey

(M). FOURTH DIVISION . p. m. G. Vessey (C). B. Doyle (W). B. Surze (L). .08 p. m. N. MacLeod (C). B. Little (L). J. Bovyer (GG). .m.'1‘. Ho r(C, J. Burden (C). M..Fox (A). 2.22 p.m. B. Page (L), D. Jan- dlne (C). 1.. Reid (GG). 2.29 p. m. J. Goles (C). E. Cor- mlcr (L), H. Carby (T). 2. .m. B. Mocxinnim (L) G. endcrson (LVN). L. Grant

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2.48 pm. B. O'Meara (C). B. MacLean (A) L. Gauthrcau (L). '

Alfterrnoon session, presided a! principal

2.50 p. in. R. Drysdale (C). H. Lawson (ASH), E. Clow (SS).

2.57 p. m. T. Laidlaw (C), G. Watts (L), D. Wilson (T).

3.04 p. m. I. Cudmore (C). A. Buchanan (WES). J. I-‘ader (T).

Father Murphy is the son of J. Ma Murphy, Ontario Hy- dro, Niagara Falls, Ontario, and Mr

s. Leona Murphy. Nickel District Collegiate. Sudbury, 0 no.

Fa Allan

River

ova by Dr. Malrviln Clerk, will Trueman. 30!!” 11151111! ‘siirgery. are able, in a 11 we tulle Apostle Parish Church, Sud- u n

ew during the years. he said.

ut . lihat these new drugs and other n- methods are only used in control-

ther Murphy is a nephew of “V9 m°‘h0d- and Gerald Murphy. Cler- best 5“°°°55 Y9‘ "med ‘Wm 811 mont. Frank Murphy. Norboro, “‘“°"“9°°‘d d J. MacLellan. ing. is early diagnosis. “If every wimdpeg, president 0‘ the Cam

N e w chemicals, d from X-rays and mited

so ese have come into being past four or five

_ cancer cells areas. Th Trueman pointed out

the disease —- not as a cura- He said that (me

means of oanoer figl'nt-

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agement of severe upper intestinal haernorrhasge"

Dr. Ballem stated that the

ingaremembersofato hea

speak on the subject “Man-

During an interview 1.»... night, man-

tly enhanced _ ability of large supplies of shor- eld blood. Dr. Ball faith in blood banks and praised lfhe many donors who each year give blood across Caaiaxia.

em put great

The chief speakers at the meet- ed by Dr. R M. llIIacCha.'r1es,

person would no no their doctaradian Medical Association.

East?“ resident of Georgetown survived by two brothers, Ray

Ballem water.

The deceased was a life time

. He,is

d Melville, both of George-

Patrick Murphy. Russel White. Fred Allen. Charles Perry, Vernon Myers. Kimball Gotcl. all of Georgetown. '

In color. Page. Richard Hayden.

THURSDAY & FRIDAY. AUGUST 23 I 24

"Please Don't Eat The Daisies" Starring Doris Day, David Niven, Janie

STARLITE DRIVE-IN THEATRE SUMMERSIDE EAST P.E.l.

(C). L.

p. in. R. Henry A. MacLaughlin

' orn (C). ).

3.11 K (M

.18 p. m. J. E. Yeadon (NR), (C).

8 Devine (C), . A.

MacLeod

3.25 p. m. H. Carty (ANT), 1'. Trainor (C), C. Flinn (C). 9.32 p. m. T. Gencheff (C). G. King (BR), M. Green (GG). 839 p. in. Y. Melanson (L), A. Macxenzie (L). D. Deware

(L).

3.46 p. m. E. S. Glddings (C). W. R. LePage (C). J. Murphy GG)

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8.53 p. In. W. Carver (C). L. Lazurek (C). A. Johnston (GG

4.00 p.m. L. Kaya (GG) A. Gan- det (C). Players must be available at east 80 minutes before Tee-oﬂ‘

Legend: (ASH) Ashburn, (A) Amherst, (BR) Brightwood, (C), Charlottetown, (B) Bathurst, (F) Fredericton. (GG) Green Gabl- es, (KW) Ken-Wo, (L) Lakeside, (LUN)Lunenburg, (M) Mone- ton, (R) Restigouche. (SS) Sum- merside. (T) onto, (CONN) Connecticut, (MTL) Montreal, (W) West- field, (WES) Weston.

Missionary ls Ordained

KENSINGTON — Rev. Mark Joseph Murphy. Scarboro For- eign Missions, a son of J. Mark Murphy, formerly of Cler'mont. P.E.I.. was ordained by the Rt. Rev. Alexander Carter, bishop of Sault Ste. Marie; recently.

The first High Mass was sung in St. Peter's Parish Church.

Truro, vrom ToI‘-

Virginiatown and a seco d

MasswillbesunglnSt.Andrew

BORDEN SWIM MEET August 25th. 1962-2 o'clock . At no Fishermen‘: Wharf All good swimmers eligible

Sponsored 1.. the Borden wooor soioty Committee SnpcrvludbyﬂIcRedOmuWnbrSn1c€y

INTERRUPTION NOTICE

There willlbe an interruption oi electric power fromqneontm-msto.Bonshnw on 8nnday,Angnat 28tb.bel:wecn the hours of 1:00 pan. and 4:80

pm. Advanced Summer ﬁns-

Ibcnrnnacﬂcctcdwliic: _. Ccmwnll.Ciydc River.’ Canoe Cove and locliy Point. ronintu-ropnoon noouou-you ponnnou crcvntoccmplcbnncwytecdlntothoabovoaseasf

Minnmlr. (ELECTRIC I 55 Q, ,

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