Francis McAdam, Morell, Working with the department of fisheries for the island, was at Jude's Point, Tignish for three days during the past week, giving a demonstration

to the fishermen on the pro- per way to hang nets. along with answering many prob- lems on the net Situation. Claude Gavin who has been mending nets since he was 10

years old showed the fisher- men how to mend nets. and how to know the weak spots that need mending. Left to right above are. Jerry Gauo det, Francis S. McAdam, and Fred J. Richard.

o 0 Remington with'Mra. James Regina c 19 iCampbellton 15 below and m Sklddlng Car MacKinnon. A car driven by Winnipea -2 25 "9 George Wadman ol Summerside Toronto R9 ﬁg . Cape Breton: A few clouds i o skidded on ice and struck Mrs. “lI'r‘Wa . . - . . - - ‘ .. - 3 Width a few snowflurries; n t Toombs. Her companion fell to Montreal .10 10 fwmdg 15. Lowmgh at ‘ the ground also but was appar- FQuebec t . 12 , 10 and 20 I K ° ently uninjured. r eric 0“ ' Prince Fdward Island . A . East- . n Dr. R.W. Auld of Kenalngton 53”" Jon“ 9 19 em N.B. Counties: Clear , Alberton and WGS‘I' Prlnce County ‘ g ’was summoned to the scene. 3nd M‘a’ﬁgin 4 ' - ~ 185 wold; northwest winds 15. lac: . , . . ' KENSINGTON — Mrs. Preston he kept the injured woman un er - °' - :"ll at Charlottetown r) , . a .. zero . [~ The Guardian. Charlottetown, Fri. Feb. 1. 1963. Tombs. Kensmgwn‘ was taken} his supervisim until she was ad. Charlottetow .. 20 23 22' Moncton 2 below andlgg . to Prince County Hospital last1 mitted to Prince County Hos ydney - u 29 33 l ‘ h [Al I here said two cutters went to night with undetermined in. ‘ pita] 3mm“? - -- 19 26 Bay of Fundy: Light winds: 3 t where the yacht Alosa had juries sustained when she wasi The accident was investiga- St J°hns - ' ' ' ' ' “ 14 3 lfew clouds; visibility 10 miles. grounded off Portsmouth lslandf Sm‘Ck by a C8? earlier in the * ted br members of the Summer- HALIFAX (Cpl “ The wea' ‘le’m‘am’T‘S in 205 ' ' ' ther office says fine but col

land the owner of the boat re-, evening-

. side detachment RCMP. iquested that it be towed to a The accident occurred about W'ﬂ

reg, High tide today ltown at 3:42 a.m.

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isafer posmon. o'clock when Mrs. Toombs 1“- _ _ To i The three men aboard the‘ “'35 “'alking across 8 Street in Regional forecasts: 13.2311350 gltmllls ladJn. and y lAlosa when her trip from Al- m Nova Scotia mainland, smelémﬂ‘l Mnuteg’ﬂire tthlg:

berton. P.E.I., to St. Lucie. Ray Albert Klneh, 42, of Al- TORONTO (CPl — Tempera- British West Indies, was inter- berton, landed on Portsmouth tures issued by the weather of- rupted have fully recovered Island and were transferred to flee

John River Valle)’. Bay OfiCharlottetown. Sun rises today Chaleur; Clear and cold; light :at 7:10 and sets at 5:18. winds. Low-high at Halifax.‘

NORFOLK. Va. iAPi—A 62- foot yacht which grounded Sun-

! . ‘da on a reef off North Caro- from the exposure they suffercdia hospital at Sealevel. N.C.. by “Him.

'linzvs Outer Banks was towed when they abandoned the yacht a coast guard helicopter to re— Dawson ~ ~ , . . . I _ H Min 23x come“ and YarmOUl-h 10 and BEW‘GGED DIARIST

lto calmer water Wednesday in a 16 00 ' “uperate' Vancouver an 33 25- Kemvme5 “d 25» New (3135' Diarist Samuel Pepys started {when she began to show signs The trio. George Allen Slott. The coast guard said it will Victoria . . . . . . . .. 32 34 grow 5 and 20, Fredericton 10 be. wearing a wigin1653_with res_ to; breaking up, in. and Lemon" J. LPBlallc. 23. continue to keep the Alosa Edmonton . . . . . . .. 14 21 low and 15 above. Saint John ervations about the dangers of ‘ US. Coast Guard officials both of Moncton, N.B.: and under observation. .Calgary . . . . . . . . .. 0 20 zero and 18. Edmundston andiwigs as plague carriers.

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Thirsty thieves who stole $300 worth of liquor Wednes- day night from the Alberton ii- quor store are thought to have adapted their method of oper- ation from the television show “Maverick”. A 12 by 14 inch panel in the front door of the liquor store was removed by drilling approximately 40 neat one-half inch holes around the r m wiv‘n- proreiu'r us- ed by "crooks" to open a safe on the television show. Two cases of quarts, two cases of

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“l rs PATIENT 3 Merritt E. Callaghan. Alber-, ton, is a patient in the Western, Hospital. ‘ WRIST FRACTUKED ' Terry Gavin. Tignlsh. suffered! I fractured wrist while playing hockey with the O‘Lea Ma- roon hockey team during the put week. PANTRY SALE HELD A successful pantry sale was held for the Retarded Childrens' Association in the Tignish Co-op "M last Satu ay afternoon. The funds will help to promote the work of the association In 5 area.

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painful Accident to his ot. while at work last Friday. and} is convalescing at the home of; his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Peter} McPhee, Harper Road. } CWL HAS PARTY

The Tignish Council of the

(‘WL held a card party Tuesday

evening at the home of rs. Foster Skcrry. High prize of the evening was won Mrs. W.J.

Shea. consolation went to Mrs. Milton Kcough. Freeze-out priz- es were won by Mrs, Dan Har- per and Mrs. Irving Mockler.

CARD GAME HELD

T e second card play of the

Tignish parish tournament was held Wednesday evening in the Dalton School. Seventeen tables f 45's were in play. Mrs. Les- lie Mailctte won the box of gro- ceries for the highest score of the evening. Frecze~out

. Joseph Arsenanlt. a cake was won by Mrs. Nelson Shea. Sea Cow Pond. A box of groceries in the first week of the tournament was won by Lloyd Shea.

MacKENZIE FUNERAL — funeral for John D. Mackenzie was held Thursday afternoon. Jan. 31, from the Bowness Fun- er Home. Rev. Ronald Cam-l

. Hymns sung were .: My Shepherd" and "Jesus Lov-

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was in Hillcrest cemetery.

winds. snow and sleet.

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er of My Soul.” Mrs. Hedley Lowther was organist. Interment was in South Granville Presby- ferian Church cemetery. Pall-

bearers were Lester MacVarish, : Arthur Jay. Colin McInnis,

George Birch. John Walsh and James Gray.

McBETH FUNERAL — The funeral for George McBeth was held at Alberton United Church yesterday afternoon. The service David MacDonald Hymns were

"Nearer. My God. To Thee." A quartet. “Let the lower Lights Be Burning" was sung by Roy Leard. Wesley Hardy. Douglas Pickard and Cyril Leard. Honor-

ary pallbearers were Eldred IIutt. Howa rd Clark. Herbert, ‘ Brvdon Smith. Willard and James Gallant. c- were Herbert . Hilton Barbour. John} '. Upton Fraser. Alfred Foley and Stephen Burke. The Masonic service at the Rooney Funeral Home Wednesday eve-

:ning was conducted by the chap-

lain. llerhert Leavitt. Interment

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