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Canadian Soldiers To!Get. Atomic Detection Devices

I By DAVE I(elN'l'0Il

OITAWA lCPl-The army has left no doubt that it is determined to be fully prepared for atomic warfare.

It was learned Wednesday that every Canadian soldier will he is- sued with an atomic radiation de- tection device known as a dosi- meter.

lnfachthearhiyhassettledon two types of dosimeters for serv- ice issue. No contracts have yet been let but the army has set aside funds for dosimeter pur- chase.

one type will be worn by every soldier and form part of his medi- cal record. It will be read by ex- perts after the soldier has been in atomic battle or test to determine whether he has been subjected to too much radiation.

The other. pencil-like type will he carried by officers and senior non-commissioned officers to de- termine the amount of radiation in 'a unit's immediate area. htiil other, bulkier types will he car- ried by expert atomic teams in "feeling out" an area for radio-

activity to determine dangerous or safa-c "hot" or "cool"-tones. III!!! or MOVIE!

Decision to acquire dosimeters istbelatestinsserlesofmovu to prepare the army for the has- ards oflthe atomic battlefield Others are:

1. The combined chiefs of staff have. recommended to the govern- ment development and acquisition of an army transport plane. known as the "dying truck." to give the army more mobility in the field

I.!'os'atleasttwoyearsthe army has been working out atomic tacticsonpaperandinthefield. both in exercises at home and in Europe. B

8. Atomic training teams now are giving instruction to selected officers and NCOs in the army's five ” on r " " detec- tion. The latter, in turn. will pass on use knowledge to all army units. both regular and militia.

4. The army is striving for bet- ter field unications, most vital key to controlled mobility.

5. It is also working on clouded which would give at least some

protection against radiatioh. (HIE! PIDGIA1

The navy and ICA!' are also earryinl out radiation detection training programailiowever, it appears unlikely every sailor would require a dosimeter. and;

It atomic radiation and their decks down automatically with-

army awaits its full -dosimeters

factared - I has some for train P i fairly cheap.

One used for trainlnc at the Civil Defence College at Arnprior. 0nt., costs about 55 cents. it looks like a pencil. clips on the pocket in the same way and the wearer can determine the amount of radiation

in his immediate area by peering through tit end of it at a scale.

eastern GUARDIAN

COME TO LOWER Montague hail tonight. Big carnival. hint? and other games. Doors open I1 no p.m. Admission 10 cent. Door prises. Fun for everyone. Also danea l'ri&y night.

St. Georges 4-H Achievement Day

The st. Georges 4-1! Call Club Achievement Day was held at St. Georges Hall on Thursday. Sept- ember I). with Mr. S.C. Wright. Deputy Minister of Agriculture, as judge. This is an all Ayrshire club and is one of the oldest 4-ii clubs on Prince Edward Island. The club leader is George C. MacDon- aid who is also leader of the St. Georges Junior Farmer group.

The club members exhibited their 4-H club calves along with grain and potato exhibits which were judged by Mr. Bruce Mae- Laren. Experimental Farm. Char- lottetown.

The results of this miniature fair are as follows:

Efficiency in years work 1. Jam- as Morrison, 2. Mae MscLellan, I. Norbert Morrison. 4. Willie Mor- rison, 5. Jerry Christian, 6. Billy Victor, 1. Gerald Johnson. I. Pius Morrison. 9. Rose Maclsellan. lil- Laura Maci..ellan.

Showmanship 1. Billy Victor. I. Laura MscI..eilan. 3. Rose Mac- Lcllnn. 4. Mae MICLCHII, 5. Pen- ny MacPhee.

Showing of 4-H Calvcs (Ayr- shire). 1. Norbert Morrison. 2. Jer- ry Chrisilan, 3. Jul!!! M0l'l'll0l- t. Billy Victor. 5. Gerald Johnson. s. Laura Maclellan. 7- 30" M"? Lelian, I. Mae Mdclaellan, I. Wil- lie Morrison, to. Plus Morrison.

showing of You-iinas (Ayrshire)- l. Billy Victor, 2. Rose Macbsllall. I. Laura Maclsellan. 4. Jimmy Morrison, 5. Willi! Morrison. 5- Benny MscPhee.

Monthly Jndsins Reports 1- 39-- sy MacPhee. 2. Rose Macnellsa. 3. Jean Campbell, 4. Harriet Fly. I. Mae Maclsellan:

Returns To Ohio After Reunion

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HIP DANCING OONTIST.

Girls under to, 1. Viola Peters, St. Charles. 1. Jean Campbell. Dundas. 1. Laverne David. Geor- gctown.

Boys under 16. 1. Mark Poach- ers. Souria. ,

Ladies, 1. Mrs. Gladys Pouch- ere. Souria. 3. Miss Joyce Shep- I. Mrs. Jbadders

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Men, 1. William Farrell. St. George's. 1. Daniel Birt. Mount Stewart. I. Allison Shepherd. Car- digan.

Accompanlsts. John Webster, Lem Paquet, Wallace Tanner

Judges; Louis Fitzpatrick, John Mccornsae. Neil MacDonald.

J UNIOB SPORTS. . .

Girls 15 yard dash. 1. Margaret MacLean. 2 Mabel Macbean. 1 Elaine

am-too 9.... dash. 1. Ray- nlsond Murphy. 2. Raymond Cant- e s.

Boys 21) yard dash, 1. Chester David. 3. Raymond "Murphy. 3. Raymond Cantelq s

Girls S-legged race. 1. Roche and Bonny Sam Mar aret Mschean and Mabel- Mac en. 8. Barbara Roache and Lois Fogarty.

Girls sack race, 1. Elaine Roche fa Bonny Sampson. I. Gladys Dav-

Boys sack nsce. 1. Chester Dav- id. I. Ray Murphy. I. Monley An- near.

Boys 8-legged race. 1.. Ray Murphy and Chester David. 2. Herb Murphy and Ronny Morri- son. 3. Moniey Annear and Harry Annear.

Rgigls 1. Elaine e. . eor a om n. 3. Gladys David.

Boys standing board. 1. Chester David. 3. Ray Murphy. 8. Morley Annear.

Grils running board, 1. Machean. 2. Elaine Roe Margaret Mlclaln.

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PIAKI1 IOAD ICIIOOI.

The following is the report for lber for Peahe's Road

Grade IX. 1. Betty Grant Grade Vii. l Anna Ranaglian, . Fisher

Dancers Winning Prizes At The Dundas Contests

Boys running board. 1. Ray Murphy. 2. Chester David. J. Morley Annear.

"Highland Fling" 1o years and under, 1. Brendalee Macbeod; 2. Mary Bernard. .

13. Years and under. 1. Judy MacDonald. 2. Sheila Johnston.

Over 13 years. 1. Ruth Ross. 2. Lorraine Smith.

"Sword Dance". to years and under. 1. Mary Bernard, 1. Cathy Kemp.

18 Years and under. 1. Judy MacDonald. 1. Gwen Clark.-

Over is years. 1. Ruth Ross. 1. Lorraine Smith.

”Sean Tribbhas" lo years and under. 1. Dianne Ward. 1. Cathy Kemp. "i

13 years and under, 1. Sheila

' Johnston. 2. Judy MacDonald.

Over 13 years, 1. Ruth Ross. 2. Carol Maclleod.

Piper. Donald Maclleod. Cale- donin.

Judges. Chester Martin. Kinross Mrs. James Macneth, Montague; Cheater Bernard. Charlottetown. gm,M.g,j...,.ggg,g.g..

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At MEETING

hThe above photo was tlhll It I e Community Pllllllllll

ion meeting held in Monti!” .00 Tuesday night. The meeiiinl 7'” held with the purpose of informing the people of uantssuo -rd--W rounding districts of the N180!

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time by pal-ucipatins Commun- lles '

SHOWN saanin left to rig!!! - J. W, Glover, E. A. Keeping. A. Nelson. G. A. Wlghtman. R. K. Clements. second Row. G. Clem- ents, F. Green. Dr. A. E. man. J. A. MacDonald. Miss L. Duche- min. Dr. H. Moyse. Third row, H. S. MacLean. Bud Mountain, M- Reynolds, R. Martin. Keith Pick- srd and Mayor 3. H. Yeo.

LORNE VALLEY

Mr. Frank McAulay of Bangor. Maine. spent several days visiting relatives and friends in this vicin- ity. recently.

Mr. and Mrs. George Macxay, Salt Sptlngs. N.S. motored to the island to attend the Provinceai Ploughing Match st Dundas. they were over night guests of Mr. and Mrs. Munro MacGrath.

Mrs. Laura MacQueen has re turned home from an enjoyable visit to Uigg, where she was the guest of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. wellington MRCLEOd.

Mrs. Gertie Crane, Charlotte town. spent the week-end in Lorne Valley while here she was the guest of her son-in-law and daugh- ter. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Shaw.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry MacLcod and daughters Joyce and Dawn of Lovntt. N.S. attended the Provin- cial Ploughing Match in Dundas and visited relatives and friends here on September 13

The September meeting of Lorne Valley Womens Institute was held at the home of Mr. Biri Leard;

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sosldins some time visit- izhesn of her family on the I: B the guest of her son- dsushtsr Mr. and Mr. waln.

. James Callaghan visitors to Dromore on mes- : gglsests of "June" . . Callaghan. Alha:aad:-0 Maclntyre hag I-dulled me In an an able tojtlmira where she via the d Kr. and Mrs. John Moon.

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building house in Ch I ttet I If 0 OWII.

Goulon Macheod. B.Sc. of Mon eal, Quebec has returned to that city after spending some time Vacationing In this vicinity, be was the guest of his mother, Mrs. Christina MacLeod.

Mr. and Mrs. Grover MarKay,. Strathcona, were recent visitors; at the home of Mr. and Mrs.J.B.' MacNeill.

Mr. and Mrs. Earle Creamer, Boston. Mass. have been vacat- ioning on the island. while in Lorne Valley they were guests of Mrs. Creamer'a brother and sister in-law, Mr. and Mrs. James Cali- agban:

on many evening. September 14th. the friends and neighbours of Mr. and lbs. Reuben McCon- nell assembled at their home to bid them farewell and extend best wishes to them for happiness in their new home in Montague. An address was read by Mr. William Hutton and Mr. and Mrs. McCan- nell were Presented with a Tele- vision Clock and a Bed lamP- K0 which Mr. Mccannell littingly replied. A sing-song was enjoy Including "For they are jolly good fellows" and "Auld Lang Synig

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WATROUS, Snslr. iCPleDonald shantz of Guernsey. Sask.. was taken to hospital for attention after losing the tip of his thumb while operating a power saw. While there. he suffered an at- tack of iappendicitis.

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ANNOUNCING REXALL ONE CENT SALE

chase quality drugs at tremendous Drug Co.. Montague hold their annual Fall Rexnll One Cent 5-19 on October 17. in. lo, and It-Wednesday. Thursday. Fri- day and Saturday.--Please note dates. The Rexall on. cam Sales. which now have become a Canadian institution. are held "VIN Yearly-in the spring and l"alL

The fact that Mabon'a Drug Store can offer such a variety Penny" is a boon to every home h Montague and vicinity, and

according to Mr. Johnston many shoppers ask, sible'to buy so many well-hsown Resall product; 3 "ch .

Mr. Johnston explains that the items sold are all gum-gn. iced Rcxall products; that they are sold on s money-back guu.

only through increased volume resulting from One Cent sales can Rexall druggistn offer Resall quality at such a saving.

will once again have the opportunity to pur. savings when the Maison

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