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swimming And Water Safety ilomniittee Hold Meeting
Plans for the summer's Swim- ming and Water Safety Programme were disc at length at a' meeting of the Red Cross swim- ming and Water saiety Committee. Monday afternoon at Red cross' Headquarters.
The chairman. Mr. W. K. Sharpe, and all members of the Committee feel that the Red Cross has been most fortunate in securing the ser- vices of Mr. Paul Cudmore to di-I not this programme during thcl eoming summer. 4
Details of the Instructors' school . at Brighton Beach in June were outlined. Good progress is being made with plans for this course which indicate a successful school. :
It is hoped that arrangements can be made to send Mr. John Mulially, one of the swimming and water saiety instructors to a Red Cross Maritime Instructors' school which is being held in Woifvilie, Nova scotia, from July 1 to July I inclusive.
Red cross swimming and water aaiaty equipment is at , be- ing re-conditioned and will be in readiness ior the opening of the swimming season. In addition a number of drag bars are being purchased as water safety equip- ment.
Arrangements have also been made for a meeting of all local swimming and water safety chair- men on Tuesday. June 3 when further plans ior the summer's programme will be discussed.
The Red Cross looks iorward to a successful 1952 season in the realm of swimming and water safety.
Endorse iiairy L Advertising Set-Aside
TORONTO. May 21-Officers and directors oi Canada's three national dairy organizations have endorsed the 1952 Dairy Farmers of Canada June advertising set-aside. In a recent communication to all dairy plants, presidents oi the National Dairy Council. the Associated Milk Foundations and Dairy Farmers oi Canada pointed out that never be- fore has the industry been so badly in need of general promotion oi
SPECIAL ON THURSDAY and FRIDAY
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W000 ISLAND-OARIIOII FERRY SElilIi6E
RAILINGS MAY lat T0 JUNE Iiitll INCLUSIVE DAILY (including Sundays). STANDARD TIME. From each terminal .. ....... .. I and ll a.m. - 1 and 5 pm. For full i...'ormation contact Head Office at Charlottetown, where. by making application at least as hours in advance. reservations may be secured for first and second sailings, each day from each terminal. For daily report listen to CFCY each morning following lirst News Broadcast 8:30 S.T.. 7:30 I).S. Time. CATCH AN EARLY CROSSING AND AVOID DELAY.
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dairy ioods and industry public re- iations. I J. J. Creighton. President of thei National Dairy Council. points out; that these needs have been sccen-l tusted this year by threats in the industry by such things as the em-
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Speaking of the set-aside at pro- vincial dairy meetings across Can- ada this year. W. C. Cameron, Aa- sociate Director of Marketing. Can- ada Department 0: Agriculture, had this to say, "In my opinion the June set-aside is one or the major pro-J gressive steps that has been taken by dairy farmers in many years.
Nothing should be allowed to im-. pede this movement. By wise and; far-sighted administration oi this. effort. it can be a tremendous influ- ence ior good, not only to the dairy farmers and the industry as a whole. but also to the Canadian economy."l ravonrrnT6;i6N Inhabitants of Tibet are esti-
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A SCOUT MEETING.
THURSDAY. MAY 22nd AT 8 P.M. CITY HALL CHAMBERS
This is the annual meeting of the Provincial Coun- cil. The public is cordially invited to attend.
NOTICE
The Annual Meeting of the Shareholders of the Charlottetown Forum Limited will be held at the Forum at 7:30 on Wednesday, the 28th of May, 1952.
D. I. SINCLAIR. Secretary-Treasurer.
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