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WEATHER temperature; light winds. Low-| 4 and 42 and 55.; ton 42 and 38. ' at 259 am. and 4. ‘ high at Halifax and Yarmouth St. John River valley:| Bay of Fundy: Light winds in-/ At Rustico at 12.00 noon and 62, Kentville 48 and 62, , tain by evening; little) creasing in the evening to south-|p.m. Summerside tide TORONTO (CP) — Tempera-| Glasgow 48 and 60, Sydney, Char- in " east 15; mostly. cloudy; visibility; minutes later than ieee teased by the whether of ee ee increasing in the evening | 10 miles; temperature in the 50s. ice: ; ; Min Max | _redericton 45 and 60, Saint John! to east 15. Low-high at Edmunds-| High tide today at ‘Charlott NERS PIERO, | 25 ms Vancouver ........ 4% - §9 Ne lee as Victoria .......... 47 4 Edmonton ......... 26 29 4 Ec cucecacess 8 -33 aoe | f EF ATON'S Winnipeg ......... 36 38 Toronto ..... oak ae 65 a - SIDR eindasidon : @2 56 : pneees Montreal ......... 49 o 55 : : SE c. ccccecas | P 52 a Fredericton ....... 6 55 CAN = Rredericion a... 46 5S | ADIANA SHOW CAS Moncton ..... sens aae oe ; 4 ee oc. lsc. Se oO | : - Charlottetown ..... 45 56 Sydney ..... oe ae 55 fo i ir ewide presentation re} Yarmouth ......... 55 66
Me WOME D oc cscsars 37 50 Canadian-made merchandis«s HALIFAX (CP)—The weather office says intermitent rain may spread into the northern regions, but only cloudy weather is fore cast for most of the district.
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equipment near them or on them (Continued from page 1) | when fishing at sea, Webster said. In conversation with Parkdale ,
FIRST AID CLASSES - a Commission Chairman, Alex Mac- | Mrs. Evelyn Cudmore, report-|r oon it was learned that the
ing for the first aid committee, completion of the sewer ‘out-
said that 39 first aid classes had been trained, and that 617 people | (3) might take place this morn-
had received first aid certificates. She said 13 communities have Mr. MacLean also stated that the matter of trailers came up
] first aid cl already requested first aid clas for considerable discussion at the
Bruce Shaw, Toronto, chairman of the National Committee, Canadian Red Cross Society.
' commissioner; J.F. Arnett, pre- sident of the Summerside | branch of the society; and D.
Judge J.S. DesRoche, presid- ports on P.E.I. Red Cross work: | ent of the P.E.I. Division of et the semiannual meeting | the Red Cross Society; Miss last night in Summerside are, | L Arsenault, P.E.I. Red Cross
Island Red Cross Division Very Active, Reports Show
DISCUSSING interesting re-
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SUMMERSIDE BUREAU | home nursing classes. In her re-|ors to 3,139. The Island objective | ses for this season. ‘ . i OF THE GUARDIAN] Port on nursing services. is slightly behind at the present} She said 38 first aid posts are |Mmeeting and that the clerk had button single breasted models. Sizes aid Se time. Clinics have been held at|located at varoous parts of the| been instructed to write the % to 44 in shades of greys, blues, The work ‘of the P.E.I. Division) 149 AIDED 19 different centers, and at the| Island throughout the year, and| Director of Town Planning ask- of the Canadian Red Cross Society! Robert Younker, reporting for| present timé Kensington appear-|serve both highway accident|ing that the provisions of the. browns. was described in committee re-| the disaster services committee, | ed to be leading on percentage of} needs and community first aid Act be enforced. ports presented at the society’s| said there are now 10 disaster] attendance for which a trophy|requirements and Red Cross ser-| The Parkdale Commission
semi-annual meeting in Summer- side last night at a well attended stipper meeting in Mulberry Lodge. .
_D. Bruce Shaw, chairman of National Executive Committee, Toronto, spoke to the meeting on the International Junior Red Cross Study Center held at Toronto this year. i
Judge J.S. DesRoches, president ef the P.E.I. Division, presided at the meeting, and Mr. Shaw was introduced by the vice-president Gordon MacDonald.
In reporting on the study centre eat Toronta this vear, Mr. aw gaid that 174 delegates and 31 dult leaders had attended, re-
resenting 50 of the 8 countries
the League and he pointed out
units on the Island, the latest one having been organized at Tignish. He said Red Cross assistance had been provided to 28 homes where losses had been suffered from fire, and that in this project 140 per- sons had been aided.
Kenneth A. Parker, reporting for the committee on Junior Rec Cross‘ said that the junior groups have been organized in 227 class- rooms in the Charlottetown area, seven high school groups had been formed, and some 35 schools had already become active in Junior Red Cross work this fall.
Mir. Parker introduced Miss
Muriel St. John who had been an}
Island representative at the in- ternational workshop. Miss St. John described one of the interest-
is awarded. Three more clinics will be held
vices,
Lt. Col. E.W. Johnstone was
next month. One at Charlottetown| thanked by Judge DesRoche for on Nov. 16, 17, 18th, where the the contributions made to the Red
Chairman also announced that the Village Serviceman had been instructed to cut off the water supply of residents in the vill-
objective is 1,300.donors.
One at RCAF Station Summer- side on the morning and early) afternoon_of Nov.19, where the. objective has been voluntarily raised from 250 to 275 donors. The Summerside clinic being held on the evening of Nov. 19, and all day Nov. 20th, has an objec- tive of 700 donors, and reports at
that Borden will send donors to the Summerside clinic. and hope next year to have clinics held in their own town.
| Cross through the “wishing well’ at Jiis Woodleigh replicas farm,
the meeting last night indicated?
age who had not payed their water rates. This will be done next week, he said.
which’ amounted to $448.20 this year.
Bank Interest Drops Again
set at one-quarter of one per cent above the average yield on the weekly issue of short-term treas-
ury bills. OTTAWA ‘CP! — The Bank of
Canada interest rate declined for WANTED
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day by a quarter of one per cent
icredit conditions generally — is §
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cieties actually bands more na-| at this conference and in associa: ee ,.. {000 in 91<iay government treas- waist huttens. Choose from paisleys, foul- ;
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| The reports of the various pro-| BLOOD DONORS te help: flond. disaster victims, | ->™ses” 5 sale. of treasury bills ti ; $1.25 Special e be Ghd | F.A.S. Jones, reporting for the ‘brought an .average price of tions, wages $1.25 an hour. Sp ’ eolours blue, brown, green,
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land. ° |attended clinics, an dthat jaun- he ‘ \ Mrs. Lois MacDonald reported! dice, colds, and other reasons had| “iss 1. Arsenault, Red Cross; The bank rate — vital as «| Office, Montague. ‘ ian increase in the activity of| reduce the number of actual don- |Commissioner, reporting for tho broad reflection of Canadian wear. Sizes 8 to 16. pe
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The Guardian, Charlottetown, Fri. Oct. 9, 1959.
- Six Sea CowPond Men
financial campaign, said that 89 percent of the ‘campaign's’ objec- tive of $29,500 has been reached.
Keith Lapp, reporting for water safety committee, said that swim- ming and water safety instruc- tion is now being provided in 90 Island centers under Red Cross supervision. Last year 5,700 Is-
program, and 3,300 of these achiefed their objectives and re- ceived awards. He said the com- mittee -has also been interested in providing water safety for fish- ermen, and were studying the problem to find a_ practical means of having water safety
land children participated in the’
[MATERNAL HEALTH ~ CLASSES :
p New series begins Wednesday, October 14th, 1959
Afternoon Classes 2.00 p.m. Evening Classes 7.00 p.m.
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SUMMERSIDE —Six fisheries|21. The sixth man, Jerry Buote, | cases were before Magistrate W.|also pleaded not guilty, and trial Chester S. MacDonald in county; was. commenced this morning mazistrate’s court in Summer-| William Reddin is counsel for the side vesterday, all of them in- | fisheries department, and Buote volving’ the possession of lobsters) is represented by J. Watson Mac- at Sea Cow Pond during a clos-| Naught, Q.C. . ed season. |— George Morrison, Summerside, __One-df these men, Melvin Buote; street department foreman, char-
was fined $25 and costs of $7.30.;ged with having left the scene
Four others, Edgar Clarence|of an accident where a fatality Gavin. Victor Joseph Buote, At- had occurred on Upper Ceéntral wood-Joseph Gavin, and Edward, Street several weeks ago, and Joseph Arsenault, all pleaded not who had previously pleaded not guilty and had their cases ad- guilty to the charge, had an ad- journed to Wednesday, October journment of the hearing to al- \low the new county’ magistrate, | Mr. MacDonald, to request Mr
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Benny Koke, Montague, | Sizes 8 to 16.
Mr. received word” yesterday from ywacepOUGALL — Suddenly at 3 Holland of the sudden death” of New. Dominion, Wednesday, his brother, Anthony, as the Oct. 7 1959, M. Wesley Mac- result of an accident only a few Dougall in his 66th year. Re- mo days following his twentieth birth- mains resting at his late re- Pes Oe a ete each day. | gidence until Saturday, Oct. 10, 3 e . then to New Dominion Unit- . : | ed Church with service com- Alberton Industries have just completed a successful tour of LATE NOTICES mencing. at 2 o'clock. Inter- th i ad ith th 4 ie ; ‘ ment in the church cemetery. i ‘ eis ek eee ul ry e Island w eir demonstration boat equipped with a
columns adjoining Classified Ad-|PHILLIPS — At the P.E.I. Hos- vertising Section.) pital on Thursday, Oct. 8, 1959, Daniel Collins Phillips in his
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135 h.p. Palmer marine engine. Another tour is planned next spring and at that time a boat of the same powerful con-
. 85th year, beloved father of Cenk, 198) ibe M. Macken: | Remains were forwarded trom | struction of different design will be demonstrated. zie, wife of the late M. L. ey ; . ‘ : Frank MacKenzie, Summerside. oe eee to. Breekline, The officials of Alberton taduste! Charcoal stripe cotton slacks with plain fronts, slanted side pockets Girly aeegummaneate ta” be : tries wish to express their ' announced later. |SELBY, — At Charlottetown, oss .-6 ° . and hip pockets with square shaped button flaps. Zipper fly with tary Gol & ek lee appreciation for the excellent publicity given to their tour inside catch! Sizes'8 to 16
JARVIS — Suddenly at Souris on | Thursday, Oct. 8, 1959, Angus S. Jarvis, in his 73rd year. His remains are resting at the home
Nellie Selby, formerly of Re- gina, Sask. daughteR -of the late Archdeacon and Mrs. Reigh of Milton. Funeral notice | later.
by both radio and press in Summerside and Charlottetown. Last but not least they want to say a great thank you to the
fishermen from all around the Island who in many instances travelled long distances to inspect the boat.
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