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GALLANT — At the Stcwart Memorial Health Centre, Tyne Valley, Sunday August 23, 1959, Cyrus Emanuel Gallant of Wel- lington in his 63rd vear. For-

Wellington Centre, for Requiem High Mass at 9 a.m. Interment in the church cemetery.

DUNPHY — Suddenly at the

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neral Home on. Sunday even- ing to his late residence. The funeral from Christ’s Church, Cherry Valley, on Tuesday af- ternoon, service commencing at 2 o'clock. Interment will be in the church cemetery.

BROWN — At Fredericton, N.B., on Sunday, August 23. 1959, Mrs. Walter S. Brown of Char-

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lottetown, age 47 years.

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The three Island girls who at- | tended the Ninth Maritime CGIT Camp Council are shown above, from left to right: Helen John- ston, Summerside; Evelyn Moase, Kensington and Adele Dixon of Albany. Adele is wel-

Cardigan Legion Sponsoring Clinic

For the third successive_year, Alban Brothers is heading the Canadian Legion committee

held at the Legion Hall on Wed-

nesday afternoon, August 26th

between 1 and 3 p.m. Cardigan committee has

CONSERVATIVE RALLY KENSINGTON at

ON TUESDAY, AUGUST 25th AT 8:00 P.M. Music and Refreshments

Candidates

Hear Angus MacLean

| E. H. STRONG — KEITH HARRINGTON — HENRY WEDGE

R. A, PROFITT

"ISLAND CGIT REPRESENTATIVES

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one of the cars was making. a turn into a lane at Lower Mon- jf © tague. The Renault was exten- |}

are The Chevrolet was driven by

T. Crane of. Vernon Bridge. Mrs. Taylor was released from

the Kings County Memorial Hos- pital after receiving treatment.

AID TO INDUSTRY The Ontario Research Founda-

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Young Progressive Conservative

J [Crackdown pines = 2" E rare toda Moncton 4 aad 65. : 3 ‘Halifax and vicinliy, - tide at Shore, Annapolis Valley, tame ak $81 oan, oak 248 Prince Edward. Island; eastern|A! Musto 0} 8 “tide |New Brunswick counties: oe emia later than TIGNISH fit ; Ob. | “a a fow cloudy mervals; a town. rises today at 5.24 a aa — 4 write ails patrol vessel ile warmer; light winds. Low-lm and sts pt 7.06 pm. <n oe Fn. BBs aes = to tl , : ince at Tignish by officers of the|County sisce the spring season THIS WEEK’S Federal Department of Fisher-| closed at the end of June. ies im their continued crack- RED CROSS down on illégal lobster fishing WEATHE ther “John, both of ‘Tignish, the | tare? saued by the weather of) wonpay angusr 24— j fishing boat. was intercepted Min Max 24 PM.—NEW GLASGOW south of Tignish Run about 139) victoria S18 7—9 PM—NORTH RUSTICO protection officer Elmore Mac-| Regina 51 7% » ; Kay and wardens Thane Doug-| Winnipeg oe 1—3 P.M.—CANOE COVE las and Reg Eldershaw on board | Toronto Se 7—9 P.M.—ELDON Ottawa 2 = WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26th— Woman Injured Saint Johe 47, 6 | THURSDAY, AUGUST 27th— Moncton - 6% 6i1 2—4 P.M.—MURRAY RIVER MONTAGUE — An accident on | Halifax igen 7—9 PM—MONTAGUE_. Sunday morning at Lower Mon-| Charlotietows Sie Please cut out for Reference fdgue between a 1968 Renault | $7Gney 7 ie rs | and a 1954 Chevrolet necessita- a

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Community Centre’

coming Evelyn into office as a member of the new executive for the 1960 council. The executive members have the responsibility af. ake ‘“_ hoe am camp n

year. Miss Dixon was Soa

an objective of 104 donors to meet at next Wednesday’s Clinic. This is equal to the number who attended the first clinic held in

during the summer of 1957. Last year’s registrations

ber of this year’s executive. The | camp council is one of the most important camp conferences that | a_ senior CGIT member has the privilege of attending, and the camp council is governed by the girls themselves.

only 62 attended on a quota of | 100.

Members of the Cardigan com- mittee are at work this week contacting all residents in the

area to urge attendance at the ,

tion was set up in 1928 to assist agriculture and industry in de ae Ontario's natural re-

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Charlottetown Wednesday, Aug. 26 -- 8 P.M.

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SPECIAL SPEAKERS

which is sponsoring the Red Cross blood donor clinic to be

were quite _disappointing when

TODAY’S RED CROSS BLOOD DONOR CLINICS

2—4 P.M. New Glasgow Junior Farmers’ Hall 7—9 P.M. STELLA MARIS HALL, North Rustico “BLOOD DONORS ARE GOOD CITIZENS”—

BE ONE! 273 DONORS NEEDED TODAY!

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CONSERVATIVE RECEPTION

Cardigan blood donor clinic.

POWERFUL °

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Vere Beck & Son Ltd.

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them Saturday. Your thoughtfulness in

ciated.

Thank You

FOR PAYING YOUR ~ CARRIER PROMPTLY

Collections by your Guardian carrier are timed to provide you convenient service and “best meet his school and study schedules. He may begin collections Friday

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and continue

paying him the first

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time he calls to collect will encourage him in

prompt service. It will save him extra work for which he would receive no additiotial profit. It will give him more time for school and other activities

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CONSERVATIVE RECEPTION COME and MEET

MURDOCK MacGOWAN

KEEPING

Murray Harbour Hall TUESDAY, AUG 25 — 8 P.M.

Special Speakers JOHN A. MACDONALD, M.P. 4EATH MACQUARRIE, M.P.

Refreshments Will Be Served SPECIAL ENTERTAINMENT

| Inserted by the 4th Kings Progressive Conservative Assoclation

THE GUARDIAN

R. R. BELL and PHILLIP MATHESON

AFTON HALL TUESDAY, AUG., 25—8 P.M. Refreshments Will Be Served

SPECIAL ENTERTAINMENT

Inserted by the 2nd Queens Progressive Conservative Assn.

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: Hear WALTER DINGWELL

Tonight On CFCY

7.45 - 8.00 AST

Inserted by the P.E.1. Progressive Conservative Party. |

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MR. ROBERT COATS, M.P., Cumberland County Pictou

HEATH MACQUARRIE, M.P.

Refreshments Will. Be Served SFECIAL ENTERTAINMENT

Inserted by “Queens County Young Progressive Conservative Associatien.

WORKING WITH CANADIANS IN EVERY WALK OF LIFE SINCE 1817

The Bost: Book for Your. Meitny

Here's one very helpful handbook that will hold the interest of every

‘Bank or MontTREAL youll like Saving og Canadas Fist Beak

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Charlottetown Branch, 105-107 Grafton Street: REG. G. BOYNE, Manager

member of the family . .. a B of M Savings Account passbook — which can be your passport to beiter living. It’s the ideal book for those who look ahead and plan . . . Get the whole ‘story by visiting your nearest B of M branch. Open a B of M Savings Account for each member, of the family today.

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