A NEW 8U Ltt of fresh frozen plasma plays such an important part in the treatmen? of h enon Was brouzht to the province last nizht by the mobi'te Red Cross blood donor team from Halifax This was requited to replenish the Isiand’s stock

which was depleted over the past weekend. alonz with two hottle of fresh blood for a youn haemophiliac patient at Souris who Saeroeer hae’ as the result of havinz a tooth extracted In the picture. Miss Bernardine Cameron RN, *

Halifax, nurse-in-charge

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the blood donor team which is here to hoe ic mics in Char- lottetoun tos week. shows a@ hottie of the fresh frozen plas-

to Fremont RS 1 tee for

Archer. chair- lood Charlot-

ma man of the Crass bh donor comm

tetoun

Red Cross Blood Donor Team ls Welcomed Here Last Night

Fremont Archer, chairman of the Red Cross blood donor com- mittee for Charlottetown was on hand last evening to welcome the 12-member Red Cross blond dor

or team from Halifax which will be conducting*the first of this year's senes of climes for the

previnre in Charlot on te day. Wednesday a irsdav at the Confederatior Lec ture Theatre

The team broucht with them

replenishment supply of fre

a meen nN nce's nlasma

which was depleted over the week-end for a young tad at Souris who ts a haemophiliac and harmorrhaced after having a

tooth extracted At the time there are no less than four children with this condition who

present

have had to have both frozen plasma and fresh blood to save their lives

Mr Archer said last night

that everything is now in read- iness for this week's clinics, which gets underway this af- ternoon at St. Dunstan's Uni- versity where Stephen Jovce is the chairman. and has an ob jective of 2% donors to meet during the three-hour period be-

$50,000 Loss Suffered In Fire

SAINT JOHN. NB Canada Packers official said here Monday “amaze was esti- mated at $30.000 in fire tht destroyed the f floor of “the company’s fertilizer plant at Windsor. N.S. Sundav

He said about 4.000 three-pound broilers in the fire The birds scheduled to be k:!led sed Monday

The ree-stor ymuiding will be repaired and. there will be no loss of work for mer employed there. the official said.

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chickens, sere lost had been and dres-

tween 1 and 4 that the -clinic will be in operation at the coll- eze Mr Joyce reports that the competition among the dnif- ferent classes for the tnter-class

trophy is as keen as mustard "! From St Dunstan's the Red Cross team will move its equip ment to the lecture theatre at the Confederation Centre whéfe chnics will commence at 8 lock this evening Wednesday the clin will he in operation be- ween 9 and I! in the morning

To Sealing

Ships Freed

SYDNEY ‘CP Capt. Ed Kelso. transport department ice information officer here sad Monday night the federal ice- breaker D'Iberville Sunday freed two Newfoundland sealing ves sels that had become stuck m ice off Labrador

He said the coal-Burning Kyle and the Algerine were led to open water and were waiting for westerly winds before mov- ing along the coast

Capt Kelso said he had not heard from the Chesley A. Cros- bie. the other Newfoundland ves- sel in the hunt

He said he had recetved a report thaf a mass of heavy ice, five miles long and five miles wide, is moving down from the Strait of Belle Isle This field is “extremely dangerous ~

Capt. Kelso said ice conditions

in the Central Gulf of St. Law- su7

rence have eased to the extent that shipping is goimg ahead at a faster than usual pace for this time of vear

The icebreakers John A Mac- donald and Tupper have opened Pictou. NS. harbor and the Tupper now will go to the mouth of the Miramich: River off New _ Brunswick | for _ duty

French Is Language At SDU For Today

This is French-Canadian Day at St Dunstan's University ami all students and professors are warned to have their French up to par for the day ’

The French-Canadiarf stud- ents say they will insist that greetings and as much conver- sation as possible be carrted out in French

This is expected to present quite a problem for some. but fot so much for many students at SDU who have picked up

CITY AREA FUNERALS

MISENER FUNERAL The funeral for A. R. Misener of Stanhope was held Monday. from the MacLean Funeral Home to the Stanhope United Church where service was conducted by Rev. R. H. Baxter During ‘he service the Stanhope choir sang “The Old Rugged Cross.” Con- grecational hymns were: “Near- er My God To Thee” “Abide With Me” and “The Lord's My

" Pallbearers were: Everett MacEachern. John Mac- Gregor, Joseph Robinson, Lloyd Ford, Harry Lawson and Hor- ace Marshall. Flower bearers were: Watson Rose, Patrick Hor- gan, Lloyd Shaw, Harry Mac- Lauchlin, Jack Myers and War- ren Marshall Interment took

some of the idioms of the lang- uage through their contacts with the French-speaking students. Following the day’s events, which include talks on the his- tory of the French im Canada and the question of bicultural- ism and bilingualism, the stud- ent body and the general pub lic will be entertained tonight at 83 im the SDU auditorium by French-Canadian folk singer Claude Gauthier in a two-hour

prorram There will be ne language

question at this event all the songs will be in French

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Dial 4-6567

place in Stanhope Church ceme- tery

Nowa Scotia

and betueen 5 and 9 in the evening Thursday's hours will be 2 -4 in the afternoon, and 7 to 9 in the evening

The total minimum objective for this springs three days of chmes for the residents of Char-

lottetown and the surrounding area will be 1.06 donors. and Mr Archer expressed confidence that this quota would again be exceeded

Mr Archer said he would like to remmd all previous donors

te bring their bleed donor cards to the clinics as this saving both time and money He also remarked that it would te ideal if each old donor would make an effort to bring alonc a new donor, and emphasized the importance of havimg as many “0 Rh-negative”’ donors as possible attend. along with those of all other groups. The city parking area on Grafton St should provide ade- quate parking facilities during both the daytime and evening hours.” Mr Archer Stated

with

sa means of

City Native Is

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ISLAND N

EWS PAGE.

Eastern And Central Districts

The Guardian Charlottetow n, Tues.,

suing Police Draws Fine Of $25

SUMMERSIDE resident of Borden. Leo caer O'Hallor an. was foand guilty and fined $25 and costs on a charge of ob- structing a police officer in the course of his duties. yesterday morning by Magistrate W. Ches- ter S, MacDonald in Prince Count¥ court

The accused. who was repre sented by JP Nicholson of Charlottetown, had pleaded not guilty to the charge at an ear- her hearing

There were two crown witnes- ses, Constables. WE Whalen and Alan D Burchill of the Bor-

den RCMP detachment O Hal loran testified on~ his own be- half

The charge arose from an in

cident where the accused's bro- ther, She don James ( oO Hall oran amount’

MONTAGLE BUREAU . OF THE GUARDIAN Nine districts were present last evening for a meeting with the Montague fire cammittee, chaired by G_ Arnold_ Wight- man, Ken Clements and Ralph who were appointed to look into the feasability of fire coverage for districts within a five-mile radius of Montague Fifteen districts would be able to receive protection from the brigade if they all were to joins = Last night's meeting was represented by 30 people from approximately 235 rural _resi- dents All expressed their de- sire to take advantage of the protection and will now go back to their districts. to canvass all homes 1n their respective area Districts represented were

Mar. 30, 1965. 5

pwas arr Sheldon lames ‘O Halloran who had pleaded guilty some trme ago to charges of impaired driving and leaving the scene of

an accident. also appeared be- fore Magistrate MacDonald yes- terday

On the charze of impaired dri- ving he was {ined $75 and costs and on the second charge of

leaving the scene of an accident he was assessed a one-year sus-

pended senience with the fol- lowing fitions attached keep the peace and be of good behaviour. appear and receive sentence when called upon to do so, refrain from alcoholic hev- erages while residing in PF]

enter into recognizance of $500 consisting of one surety of tnat amount

New Perth. Union Road. Valley- field, Kilmuir Heatherdale, ed Whim Road. Brudenell, Brook-

lyn and Victoria Cross

Mr. Wightman explained in detail about what could be ex- pected of this service An % cupied residence*could be co! ered for $300 a year with pay- ment for 8) per cent giving the district coverage and 20 per c going to the collecting* agen which in most cases could be the Women's Institute Churches, schools and district halls would

be exempt from charge but would be covered It was the opinion of most present that

all districts would join

It was also pointed out that a charge of $25 could be made for an unnecessary fire. Call This charge would be necessary to prevent calls for which the

Rural Fire Protection Discussed At Montague »

Wilson Shea. wjanazer of Tigmish Fisheries Co-opera is the owner of a sow that farrowed an unusually large litter «of 24 piglets late last week Seven of the wee pork ers died Mr Shea savs_ thes snithered but the other = 17 were heathy and happy when

brigade warrant

felt were not ‘

A crash truck has beep made available to the Montague ori- gade by the town to cover out of town fires This truck carnes 550 galloms’ of water, and four men would be assigned each for this work for which

$1.00 per fires. Any

ofs the year could be Tormapply better equipmen

It was decided that districts would be covered as soon ‘as they paid their 80 per cent for a period to. end March 3ist, 1965. This would mean no change in the $3 rate for at least one year

This amount 1s to be tried and 4f found satisfactory it would re- main at this amount

Souris Fish Exhibition, Regatta Dates Selected

SOURIS — Souris Fisheries Exhibition and Regatta will be held July 13 and 14 this’ year, it was decided at last night's annual meeting of the exhib- ition association held last mght in the town hall, with Milton Fitzpatrick as chairman

The financial statement show- ed a bank k balance of $1,128 It

Awarded

Credit Group Certificate

SUMMERSIDE

A native of Charlottetown Wil

lham Jay.

who is cred't suvervisor with the firm of RT Holman Ltd, was notified recent! by the trustees of the Consuener Credit

Institute that he has been awar- ded bis certification as a con- er credit executive

Ths entitled him to member- hi-. in the so-ety of Consumer Executiv ves of _ America”

Credit

Digby Area Concerned Over Ferry

DIGBY. NS cP Trade board and business leaders from western Nova Scotia Monday re- quested the federal zovernment to give definite and immediate assurance that ferry service be- tween Saint John. N and Dechy ail be continued Y

The request was made in a telephone conversation with La- bor Muimster Allan MacEachen, Nova Scotia's representative in the federal] cabinet

It followed a protest meeting here by area trade board repre- sentatives over reports that a Proposed $3.000.000 wharf con- Struction project here is to be shelved

Delegates to the meeting said failure to receive government assurance of continuation of the CPR's Bay of Funday ferry ser- vice wil! severely hamper econ- omic development in westers

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and permits him to use the let- ters CCCE after his name

The award based on a three-year study in which five courses — business law. econ- emics. accounting. public rela-e ————— tions and finance. must be suc- cessfully completed

The credit institute is part of the extension department of the University of Wisconsin. Mr. Jay is only the third credit manager in the Maritimes to receive this award.

Mr Jay. who received his ed- ucation in the public schools in Charlottetown and at St. Duns- tan’s University, is also a diree- tor of Credit Granters Associa- tion of Canada

IT’S NICE To GET UP

4 Russian clock factory has developed an alarm clock which

plays a lullaby at night and wakes you with Shostakovich’s Morning Song.

was stated $3,500 had been con- tributed during the year towards the new arena and to the hos- pital ;

New officers elected were

president, William E. Pierce, Souris: vice-president, Roy Cof- fin, Souris River; secretary- treasurer, Winston Fudge. Sour- is

Committee chairmen clected were: boat races, Roy Coffin, Souris River: prizes. Camille Gallant, Souris West sports, Reggie Peters, Souris: amuse-

|ment, Dr. Wolfgang Marold, Rol- | Melvin La

lo Bay; decorations, Brech, Souris: public relations and accommodations, Bruce Ste-

wart, Souris: parking. Geerge Whitlock, Souris Tug-of-war, _Willam Acorn,

CPR Agent Atlantic Area Appointed

MONTREAL ‘CP J R. Crossley of Montreal has been apoointed genera! freight azent.

Atlantic region, for Canadian Pacific Railway, it was an- nounced. Monday

He succeeds W. S. Gourley

who is retiring after 48 years with the CPR. Mr _ Crossley's area of operation covers Quebec as well as the Atlantic prov- inces.

Souris, fisheries display booth, Joseph Gallant, Souris; building manager, David Morrow, Souris: dances and queen of the sea contest, Milton Fitzpatrick, Sour- is: parade, Mr. Fitzpatrick and Dr. Marold

It was decided to advertize in the newspapers for a wornen's organization to handle suppers served at the event.

l cess Royal, | will extend April 2,

‘ed

t

| re-established near

this picture was taken. four of them are being Thai fed There are 13 children the, Shea family’ and the. father gives, the older bovs charge of the livestock oh the farm

Mourning

Is Ordered

Court Mourning for the Prin who died Sunday, the Secret- Ottawa, has advis- Lieutenant-Governor W. J.

MacDonald Flags on all pub- lic half-staff on the day of the fu- neral

ary of State,

Kilmuir | Brother, Sister Return Following Fire

MONTAGUE Relatives, friends and neighbors are alk glad to know that John K. Mac- Donald of Kilmiur is making a! good recovery following hos-| pitalization due to injury and effects of smoke inhalation te- ceived in his effort to check the, fire which completely destroyed

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his home and. valuable contents. |”

He and his sister, Miss Anne MacDonald, who had been hos- pitalized previous to the fire, have resided temporarily with their sister. Mrs. W. A. Bruce and Mr Bruce. are now being the site of the old home

‘It was a lovely home, the scene of so many pleasant as-| sociations and memories, ex- tending over ‘five generations | end more than one hundred

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Announce New |

24 PIGS BORN, 17 SURVIVE

The proudest of ther’ all last

‘weekend wask Louie,

seen in

the pi¢ture, who is managing the latest livestock family on

the Shea property Be SS

j-years”

friend This family

belonging

of the Mr

descendant

was the comment of a@

modernizéd,

century-ola

home contained many heirlooms and articles of value MO

family,

MacDonald

te various members

also a large lib- rary collected over the years

is a direct

of the first. settler

(1840) on the farm on which he

resides

The fire,

therefore, re-

buildings are to. be flown ™oved an old landmark.

PARKLAND LONG USED

The first men in Ontario's Algonquin Provincial Park were Indians of 2,000 B.C. Too primi- tive to have pottery vessels, they fished and hunted and ate wild berries.

Women SUFFER BLADDER IR RITATION

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