[12 The Guardian, Charlottetairwn. 'l'ues.. Feb. 25. 1984i

High School Junior Red Cross; %hTrciining Centre Plans Mcicle ‘

. Mrs. W.W. Reid. director of there would be 10 high school vJunior Red Cross for P.E.I. con-lderlegates from P.E.I. and that fci-red in Halifax with Mrsithese are now being chosen by Blanche Baker, her counterpart: High School Red Cross Councils lfor the Nova Scotia Red Cross, throughout the province. The ft- ‘on plans for the Atlantic I-‘ro-i nal selection of the 10 who will ‘Vinces' High School Red Cross Training Centre which is to be Edward Island will be made by held this year at Acadia Uni-h the Junior Red Cross committee »- versity. Wolfville, N.S. fromifor the province whose chair-

July 7 to 16. Mrs. Reid is to be! man is Dr. K. . P a rke 1-. an- the program director for thisl perintendent of Charlotte rown training centre. while Mrs. Ba-l schools.

ker will be the administrator. ‘—‘ —*-"-r“-"—' The training centre will in- 0 I ' ed _ ne nlur lgates from Quebec. New Bruns- . . . tin Collision

‘Tllvolve some 90 teenage dele- wick. Newfoundland. Nova Sco-, SUMMERSIDE —- A three

’ ‘tia. P.E.I. as well as two froml \. , In addition- Ipeople with previous trainlng- vehicle collision near Clermont ‘ [centre experience). teacher Saturday evening resulted in ‘sponsors of high school Red one man receiving minor injur- Cross branches. as well as mer‘n- ies and a total amount of some .bers of Red Cross staff from all , $260 in damages. Ifive provinces. I Driving a tractor at the time, - I Among the latter will be. Mrs. 1 Norman Mills. Kensington. suf- Joyce Crocker. JRC director of fered injuries to his side in the Gagnon. superintendent of JRC accident which occurre at . lln Quebec as well as directors about 7p.m. ' Miss Lorraine How and Fran-l The two other vehicles were a ‘cois Lan-thier; and Miss Marion tnick operated by Kenneth Mc- Portland. Maine Monday with lors. was fined $15 and costs or ;Bal"' 'I‘"”°' Red OMS.‘ d"°°l°‘ L°“"' °'m°’.“' “d ' “ma” ‘m’ ‘ h : five days for Speeding. for the ‘New Brunswick R ed ‘ ported car driven by John Mac- ll survnors and the body of ; Bash Trainer Johnson,‘ RN Cross CIlV‘lSlOl'l. lDonald. New Annan. At the time ghe ca lam or the Amhassadm-_ . ' ‘ ‘I alph E. Wendeborn of Tor- of the mishap all three vehicles p .9“ was ﬁned 525 aml °°5l5 “"d i onto. national director of Junior were proceeding east on the

form the delegation from Prince

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dozen members went

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bicycl-

A LIFE RAFT with a sur- vivor of the sinking British freigfhter Ambassador driifts away from vessel in high seas

ed up by Coast Guard weather ship Coos Bay. This 'cturre was made by Coast

man Walpole aboard the Coos

Guard s-

Little estimated their

Two of the biggest mm

Feb. 19. The seaman was pick- Bay. The rescue ship reached (AP Wlrephoto) ad his licence suspended fol-I . .,_ . h . _ . I30 days 0” 5p°°dl“g- Iﬁiiltl Il€C\r"l)lsls‘b€ presentlngdrmtllt hlghgahccident is being investi- tI1T::1beEE)r3l)nlheGl?)S((:lI1lelgI‘:ltaI mg a Ma I. one member 5“? bmed welght at am" 30° “'9” I entire training centre I at by e Summerside de- and‘ Dudley (Tiny) Little try “sled “‘ 3‘ 3 way of prevent’ pounds‘

I - i E "“‘di‘ Mrs. Reid said last night tiiatl tachment R. out a tandem in Victoria. A ing heart disease. Gibson and (CP Wlrcpholhl

° I Two city residents TOI‘ er O|Sm S O I lincapable; one was given

deri till this morning. . I

For failing to stop at a red I / ilight a city man was fined $10 I and costs or five days. ___..j_._?__.._,

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3 DAY

As Survivors Reach Mainie

EKri<TtiFs~

POR'I‘.l.A1\"D. Me. IAP'--A _.alongside or to send boats to igency radio until the batteries - . sea story of heroism in a two- .,the rescue. ‘gave . then used a blinker . \‘ day battle against a violent .-\t- 3SINGLES OUT MATE ight to communicate with the V V‘ _ f‘ \

Bailey said all his crew de- Fruen. The Fruen shot lines and haul

lantic storm was told Monday‘

by US. Coast Guardsmen and served credit. but he singled‘.

6;; *3; To Be Shown

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by it British seamen they put boatswaink; mate David “,9-_mbaSSad0I'bef n th 1’

plucked from their foundering.Bichrest. 22. o Cundy’s Har- nine men ore B e. mes‘ i ._ _ ,-

ship. bor. Me. He said he will recom- had been broken 01‘ losl In the ,A Sp,e“a_] “Whom. (0101. ‘um will highlight a tihrce-day as-

imend the coast g-uard's highest sea. _ _ _

yd e c o r a t i o n, the Lifesaving ‘ "ll ll 013' hldz ‘:8 ; sembly for Jehovah's Witnesses

Medalv for Blchrest ' ll“ " W‘ C C b ‘ h Id at the Montague Re- Bichi-est leaped into the sea Mobondo. 35._a_ native _of South 32:] Jig,“ ghhm, this weekend .

without a life line as regula- 1Af1-ica. now living in Liverpool. ,“ - ‘_ ’ ' l

Itions required. to cut loose a land a donkey engine man on ‘The mm “"11 be l“‘°5°“‘°d all

irescued man. caught in a fouled ‘the Sunken Ship. 7 pm. Saturday.

llﬂqﬁh _ 1 h d Capt. Strickland apparently 7 Martin MacPherson. pretsid-I

e Survivors. 00. a a spe- ‘died while he was being hauled ‘ - < . gcial hero. the youngest in lhell’ on a life line some 600 feet from ‘ mg "‘‘“‘S.‘“ of the 31?'‘ta:,gT : zgrollp. cadet officer David Bur- his ship through raging seas to =C°“g’°°’gat‘°" "I 'I°h°Vah 5 H

The coast guard cutter Coos Bay arrived Monday with the 1'1 rescued men and the body of Capt. Harry Strickland of Portsmouth. England. who died while being rescued from his sinking grain freighter. Ambas- sador.

weren't. for her

5% P‘

Nine other siirvivors were picked tip by the Norwegian ore

amp Fmen‘ MW 49" FE eh ldette. 17, of Hull, England. who ‘the side the coast gua1~d‘rtesses said that the film entit- /

Rmterdam‘ Bu‘ _1 ;’f I e {hm |was making his first voyage. ship. I lied "Proclaiming Everlasting l.

bassadm crew “ere 95‘ 35 eyl Burdette was one of 10 men Th th 3 ~t- h ‘Good News Around the World" .

“Ought. t° escape. the” founder' iwho took to a liferaft which al- I v we 0 er “ls S-Game" has been. shown in many com- I

ing ship in the violent waves. imost immediately ca;;sized_ :.l:gtali€;1lIl‘l]£E?ld:aht1esa1tl‘l311eV With the me‘ around me world : ’ilhe rescued men were hauled .‘ A '

aboard the Coos Bay on Ilfelhirgglifetheackmaaliigig iii’. Tin- Dr Charles T Dom 26- of'

' ‘ Kan a Cit ' U.S. bli '

hnes shot to them from thelhassador. S S y. H c C t

mast guard ve55Q]_ d '0 the men I0 keep ealth service physician. a§-1 I Y U ‘ S ‘E

belsigned to the oos Bay. sat Capt._ Strickland died of as—g phyxia when a looped slip knot in the life line ‘

Cl udc W. Bailey

the Coos Bay said 80—knot winds jail right." were so violent. whipping upleted down.

waves from 25 to 40 feet high, IOPERATED RADIO

that he was unable to come‘ Burdette operated the emer-

Halilax Port Very Active Despite Ice Aid In River

HALIFAX vC:P>«~Despite con- tinuing charges that Icebreaker assistance to ships in the

‘ yell ‘ Cmdr of realm and everything would

‘he said. “They qui-

Hear Talks On A

d h_ h loop tightened ‘ . =

‘35.3”'i.....$5i.$.§iiEi.i‘;““..3§§’l.f“E§£‘ ‘Centennial ship.

long haul from ship to

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A group of speakers is sithed-E . iuled to visit various sc oos in Maps on Planes I the city this week to explain ‘to, . . . ‘,the students the significance of‘ Sald Mlsleadlﬂg the Centennial celebrations and ‘the part the children are ex-i .port was helping attract. more A recent traveller an an East. 3 pcctcd to play in them. I .0-"8095 Such 35 recent Shll>- ern Provincial Airlines flight.l The group is made up of re-= . , _ ments of apples and oranges. :felt that the maps contained inlpresentatives of City Council,I Lawrence River is hurting At- A total of 163 ocean freighters Eeach seal of hhe plane and issued mm charhmemwn Board i . ic . ‘ docks here .called at the port _last month ‘by the p_E']__ Tourist As50m‘.h_I,1.rade‘ Cememhal Conumhee have been beehives of activity ‘compared with 140 in -lanll3l'Y- .ion in 1962 would be misleading [and pnhce Inspector AJ Dow_. d“{;"S‘f “°§k5h,m at 23 1963“ *0 S°mC VlSll°rS- ‘ Hing. The latter will request the.‘ nceanhm-ing ghyp‘ loaded or dis_ I TORONTO iCPi-—'1‘he Greati Each year the assoclatihn is- lchih-h-eh to L-o.ope;-ale ih keep-l hharhhh (.m.‘gm,S’ hem h was ;Lakes. Wat°rwa."y5 D°V°1°Pm‘:|’1‘L l5“°5 3 “ew man and ‘-'eS.t‘.I_‘daV ] ing the streets and s-idewalksi {he gr.ea"eSt number of ships in -‘Association said onday e ._a spokesman for the organizat- 4,99 of hue, and to observe an 4 ‘federal government will be l10n said the two-year-old IHSPSIH-afﬁc regulations carefully,

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portinanyonedayforthelasti-.- - ~tot~ . . .. I to Master ..‘.‘.‘:°.:;‘".::‘.;*.:;':.*%.*'.r:.:'.i. .°.i’;‘.‘.‘.’....‘.‘."""..'° .:i:.;:i..3.::;:::”;;.::. “$3.35.. “S'.:::.‘i

l T .. - v- ' 1 H;:I‘r\?1iIveuf7r(l!iShters were load- lmposedle(:{‘e1Ehfh‘¥::.1i1::;dygfhiggél. iS2I.n._.__pany Eegardmg the matter‘ iN0lI‘€ Dame Academy- lni: and iinloadiniz cargoes dur- ‘Pearson from T_ R. Mciagan of: . . 3 Today it will bel at“\:i’edst lS(;nt~ ‘"3 ‘he last ‘V“9k°“d 35 9°" l.Montreal. chairman of the ‘C IN J V d .'.and .M°del S.Ch°° 5' 9 "E ay business continued brisk. jboard of directors. the ass,Jhi3_I I O 1“ W1” be P““"~'° street S°l‘°°l

and Queen Charlotte High.

1. R d .'l‘hursday Spring Park School

e S land Friday at St. Jean School }and Birchwood High.

Pleading not guilty to joy-g riding. James Carl Maccallum.

DELIVERED TO YOUR DOOR FOR —— THE MANY SPECIAL VALUES Gov’i Receivesl

Survey Report Listed Here Are Extra Items provincial government;

has received a report of a sur- ‘

Ray March. chairman of the qioh stages; Halifax port and industrial com- . -. discrimination agaihst ml55'°"- 55‘. M°"d3-V that ithe province which provides """5*“C~“ I5 g°°d- Pl" ll d°°§“" lcanada with the bulk of its in-

’ ‘. T ' t d t . are l'I:V1':1.ﬁ‘t£i" detrimental effect $935 £813,551; ihhli‘-$],e_ nues Seems V - 1 ll 'mtposed th . He said the worn export and iweililﬁ *c‘.'.i.°.iT°‘i...i.. o‘L'i;...3 import b u_si_n e s s was going lwm once more become the only through a minor sort of boom. '0“ of the five Great Lakes l

court yesterday. Fines of $25 and costs or 10 days were meted out to Joseph

we are melely getting 3 small which ships can neither enter _ F. Leclair. Oharlottetown. and

share of this boom—not as The

a share as we would like to." 7 David M. Wood. Bunbury. on - . _ MONTREAL ALSO Busy «Awe are at 8 loss to under_ charges of ldismdmy fondue‘ high ctiiha 11:’-incewi(ttlr1>unti:;.mt::f|'ll:|rlé!j Paint-by-Numbers Ollcloth Exercise Utility Boxes 36" BUNK BED Mr. March said cargo fig- stand why inland waterway9._ tisgeft sfel§l'tl.‘l'nigt;; I h and marketing ‘ Sets tires for Montreal would also which made an enormoug con. else on i. Josep Mac- ' Books Bunk beds features turned tribution to the development of Intyre. 61 Bayﬁeld street. City. ‘'v *3 °’°l’C°‘°" “"'“ ‘he ’°P°"' Mm‘ °°"”"“’°“°“' “"‘y' posts and l'm;Te headroom

reveal increased business in re- cent weeks because tn‘

boom. of leaving the , .

He said that grain move- water trans rt facilities in scene ofan accident. . ‘ll’ A'“"'°*'.“ 1“5"“!‘°- ing set. 12 colo‘ . on top. Oamnina iraindie. mh. merits through this port had North Ame;-lg: which are sub. Joseph Norman Gallant. 11 “’'ll be made Publlc l°l'l°“"“3 ' um 2 only margin. About iw pages. . _ :::in,g.f{-£125!‘ nmmws” ben disappointing. With the ject to to ," Moreau Drive. was given a two SW05’ by “'9 8°V9l"lmClll- 8 x 10" pictures. Various 8'" “bu” 12'” X 0 " 4" ladder and rd ' Russian Whwl 5319- P011 055' The association represents year suspended sentence T0: In addition to agriculture. it _ . ‘I eials were led to believe ex- western Canada grain produc- break. enter and theft. The is understood the report covers ‘l°5‘3‘"" 1 sale pm-I,‘ wt or red map‘ "20; ' ports through Halifax to Russia ers. shipping companies. pri- charge was laid after a break a number of facets of the econ- sale Price. Ea. ' Sale Price, Ea. G “ch on cmveﬂeed ‘:5 and to regular continental cua- mary and secondary industries. at a service station at 212 Elm omie life of the county. incltid- M h. “ homers Would 8V€l‘3E€ 5.000.000 boards of trades and chamber: Avenue. ing tourism, education. forestry SAIIIE P dwind- bushel! 8 month beginning last of commerce. l Norma J. Beataon. St. Elean- and fisheries. RICE’ c“""Pl"‘° october. l’"l'°3'I Sump Pumps Electric Can Opener Fﬁoweveriy hetstailrl hhlahoaigog gighicapaclty Body, 3914.

eh. 5. on I 08 0 . . Ahmhmm doth” , eating an-aiiner and non- May be used on count- I bushel had been shipped we doagina invel.la' made er or attached to w . N0 DOWN PAPYMENT_50o per Month

Of ' . i~eai-mi ting blade t r:.i.u":'l:: “:2 JACKPOT BOWLING ‘W -~ «er we rm .. . .. nit’ . M: e es tens .» ' . i/3 H.P. . ti. . . W, the p,,,t~, mm W, hhhh, , for easy nmmns. gﬁy “hum h"‘°""'.l """ f °"“‘°" ““°C'll . Operated by z iiaahiigui batteries. Fast stroke or in-uh clean: untshgtlsfaettitihy. he salid. TM‘ 8“ P" ‘ 39". I film Flne for ctuldren. Oomea cotmvtlete with 4 iimslles st mon genera cargo. ex- e co. 5 I 5 - eluding oil. gypsum and petrol- w k “ch ” P'e':'h ah mm 1 SALE PRICE‘ 3 eum. reached its highest level . 0 O0 . 9001' “ch n

in recent years. EXPORTS. IMPORTS UP In January. 229,000 tons of general cargo were exported, compared with 109.000 tons in Janiiarv. I963. limport cargo 48.000 tons. a jump of 5,000 tons over the same month last year. ' , Total cargo shipments in and

ton was estimated to net the

pm feesuhnd hm) a:tem‘."‘5b::- 6 i E ‘. Enquire at our CUSTOMERS ACCOUNTS office. mezzanine floor. «or tne'~‘at'ion-I 'n5°mori"'n'<'3-'-5'- BASILICA RECREATION CENTRE 5° 3“°*’ N°‘l’ 0” A NEW ACCOUNT

and e lot the I of who cl li- . . j:£:u:; Richmond St. Charlottetown No

3 inor leave without payment of a ;toll

the country—should be discrim- inated against by being the only

was remanded until this morning on the charge

made by Edward Coombs' Colorado Springs. in conjunction wt

of each week

Join In the fun today!

Casual Bowling Only FROM 10 AM. to 7 P.M.

til not be over 160.

Basilica Recreation Centre will pick out soon on Monday of each week, the score w who ever has bowled the score set up by the Centre will receive the Jackpot.

However if the score is not howled there will be $5.00 added and the Jackpot will be worth $10.00 the following week. 80

On Saturday

between upper and lower beth. Complete with two

Series 1. 2. 3. Oil pa.int- wide med ' with lack and key. 1%" mile

pulietv with stainless steel of it rugged heat. mock

chemiclli

Specially designed ‘out-

and

A SPECIAL NOTE FOR BUDGET PLAN CUSTOMERS AT EATONS

OPEN A NEW ACCOUNT NOW! PURCHASE ON YOUR PAID UP BUDGET No PAYMEN1 mm, my 0 PLAN ACCOUNT WITH NO PAYMENT ‘JNTII. MAY C0mﬂ|¢llCll|l immediately the first Payment on all new budget accounts will not be due until May 1964. If you have a paid upqhudget account there will be no payments until May for new purchases. This offer will be available

until March 14th, 196

(on nnoricn YOUR ram up BUDGET ACCOUNT) AT nsronts

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