WEATHER

TORONTO tCP) — Tempera-. uresy .

t Min Max. . . . . . . . . .. - 2 - 1 Prince George Ill 36 Vancouver 28 45 Victoria 37 43 Edmonton 26 i3 Calgary 23 49 Regina . 15 43 : Winnipeg . . . . . 19 39 ‘ Toronto .. ... 43 37 Ottawa . . . . .. 29 3 ' Montreal . 26 36 1 : uebec . . . . . . .. 20 28 L Fredericton ..... 18 31 ; John 22 -— Moncton 23 32 Halifax . . . . . ..... . 31 36 Charlottetown 81 33 ) Sydney . . . . . . . . . . . 28 35 ...: ! Yarmouth . . . . 26 39 g; ) , St. John's. Nfld. 30 34 Boston . . . . . . . . .. . . . 51 New York . . . . . 50 56 HALIFAX (CF) —The weather , office says snow spread into » most of the Maritimes late Mon 4 . day evening as a broad dis ‘ e1. - / turbance edged over oiir dis- ;,‘ trict. Rain was reported in ; southwestern Nova Scotia and g; _ I. V '4. w m temperatures there were in the Z, ' - t « I. 1 low 405. Elsewhere temperatures ' = ' . . 5 were in the 30s. I l____ Accumulation of snow ranging . . from six inches in New Bruns- ’ wick and Prince Edward Island scientists from ﬁve natmns an land's ﬁrst big link with the E

The naval supply ship Caoe Scott moves out of Halifax harbor on a long voyage to remote Easter island in the Southeast Pacific, 2.500 miles from Chile. She carries 38

to less than one inch in Nova f-cotia are forecast with the past sage of this rapidly moving sys- . lem. A strong and cold north~ ‘ westerly flow of air will "ollow behind this disturbance Tuesday 7 Ltd” boats. the Lark Selkirk ‘ afternoon. Another svstem I when {re h and Prince Nora returned to 3

expected to move into the dis5 COUN)’ Hospital s ' I I blood is required. especially for normal schedule yesterday after trict by Wednesda accom anl- . . . (-d by still more pricipitatiofi. l ihzli‘laggment transfusmns oi the Regional forecasts: i _ ' . Prince Edward Island. eastern F n Alexander Is hopefi that w Bruns Cou ' d

20th century. an airport due

to be built there soon. i (CP Wirephoto From Nation- - al Defence)

a three-month fat-Minding ex- pedition among the 1.200 is land inhabitants. The study is

in anticipation of Easier is. The Northumherland Ferries

COTTAGE LEVELLED AT KEPPOCH

Firemeh are l silhouetted givich wiuker. 1: Wetsl: Shrefs. night. The building was level- department answered the l.‘I w‘c “hes 10w" .WlhdS Whipped high Waves on against te rema as o a cot- ar otte own. ater e ui - led by the blaze in about an alarm but were too late to 3‘ . .‘ . . a - . - , - ,. the Northumberland Strait. At tage at Keppoch. owned by ing was destroyed by fire last hour. The Charlottetown fire save the dwelling. lﬁtrggznd‘mhzr :"EKV ‘ weSTern And Central DISTI’ICTS 32:: :1" the Carlbnu Ferry terminal.

sunny p ri s in afternoon. ~————‘ ‘ ' 32;“ were “’aShlng over the

High winds and snow prevent- * h a

running no crossings on Sunday. 1| ed crossings Sunday as the 210 quota will be exceede

The Guardian, Charlottetown, Tues. Nov. 17, 1964. 3 1-0"

pm. on Thursday.

I clearing by evening. very old: ‘ ’notws inds25withguststo 3‘ A“ “A “u re -A a 40. bow-high at. Charlottetown 9 . and Moncton 26 and 33. Fred- 1 o I ericton and Saint John 25 and : i ' I ' I ' Outlook for Wednesday-«in- : e creasing cloudiness: snow: a : i ’ little milder ‘ I . C t O 1 High tide today at Charlotte-, _ : g summansma BUREAU 1. are as follows: so cents per ing October two attempted “With-37 am and “~47 PM A1. 1. OF THE GUARDIAN l.000 gallllons for the first breaks were reported. one at Bil-Wes“ ain3ﬁgd:-?de “Emile-5" : 1 The touchy dispute between 50.000 ea ons per month: 50 Gaudets Save Eas and the oth- l". “m e ' e— 99" Co-nrdlnator of the committee rear to the centre rodilmn the o ' 9 "‘9 30mm“ Club and the cents 99“ limo gallons for the 61‘ at Agnew Sulpass Shoe mmmes lat." than Charlnue'lwhich is arranging for the Red. best, results on the Ipercentage of t : >3 town counCil on the new barn next 50.000 gallons per month; Store. Foul. breaks were report, town. Sun rises toda'v 00'CI.055 blood donor chnic to be. quota “gum ’ . h protect at Summersmes Race- 40 cents per 1000 gallons for ed. Seven accidents with dam. am. and sets at 4.56 pm. held 31 the. meme.th CHM": In addmnn M "1MP whn ah . Wednesday 8 P M 9 They wasthlawed 11$ mgfht that hllgntgex’lﬂ $311133); peIr age m exceus Of $100 were in. —_ ‘RCAF Station in summerside " ‘ tend the semiannual Red (‘riss I . ' . E emonymeelno e .z. ..e. a- - ,. » 1 .~., .- ,._.‘ r I . ‘ town council here. g Ions for all overp 200.000 gal- 35:??ng on Jailhzmgggédﬁg . STUdeNT Fund Eligrsggzafiﬂmﬂii N5" 19' ..l,‘ clinic: held at the RCAF Sta- ‘ bepmne meatres Smash Comedy Int 2 N0 sememem “'35 mama" Ions p" mm’th' than, $103 Aetotai of “04050 was ' lsucceeds Fl-O Loiesxilllagher “ in); tlnn a certain number of air- II II pm gaxozhw'HEj Jenklps Csfng B'iJJLghlzfnﬁggﬁnorEDt d b, COlleClI—‘d fmm blcyClES. dog ll- l. Increase :this position. F-O Alexander has. fofrr-e personnel hold them- : COme Your Horn E ﬁloﬁidecdesigsiatemgendggrzsenéi- the council- SunﬁnieISi‘dgsecivil: ‘ censes' ﬁnes' a parking “Ola- . ‘l N R d 'aSSiSt'ed MISS wag?” m me Dre. ‘ my“ in readiness fnr "mime". . : tive wilht poiver of attorney to building was re-roofed and the to” and! park‘” “we”: ’ all. equeSte |paratlnns {M New?“ Chm” 5" “Y can“ mad" by 'h“ P“ n N 4: Mid . e aid in the deadlock which has contracting went to Filzgeraldl Slat‘St‘CS of the clean“. de'l “R FDINBOROUGH has he“,"_‘_‘“’” lralm‘d lm‘ 'll“ “W “W” “"7"? now existéd {or fo'ur days with and now of Summerside lnw_‘partment showed that. higher. ' ' " CAPITAL BUREAU ‘responsmility she has assumed : Thursda 8 P M Whrk being halted Since Sauna est bidders at $3.950. ' electrical loads off the. fall-Winn“ S k N d OF THE GUARDIAN gas co-ordlnator for this impori- I y, o . . day morhihg. Com]. George K I J“ hp tar-spring seasons considerably} pea er ame OTTAWA -— The governmentgant undertaking. . _ ‘ “This is a so” of a joint er, dicated' for their “form that decrease the amount of low costi F N ‘of Prince Edward Island has. Objective (m. the three and . Shakespeare; rt". Mayor Jenkins said. "unsuccessful tenderers should Surplus power 8"?”3“? thrmgn‘ or ov' imade no reprﬁsemahnns “hm” .one-half hour session at the Re. MORE OFTEN THAN MEN : u o u o “things surely can come to be thanked When tenders are the W” Connemlm‘ “"llh thei . {"19 ammml 0 money available r t (. . ,0 ~ After 21 twu‘c as m.in.\’ women as men . . some satisfactory term. called. opened. received and Maritime Electric Company. Canadlan Club '0'" Student he“ '0 PM rest 2" “2a ‘°" “7"”? ‘5 ~‘ “"9” shamanism :".§?.‘.‘i'“£.".i‘£ili.i{ t 3 think the parties shauld get closed they simuid be thank- The proportion. as a result. gen- I dents increased. Larry Pennell. ‘ This quota Is set on the hams oi churn quickly commit the secondary : Good gm“ hm] avail hl together and iron out their dif- ed for competitive tendering 93am? m the summerslde Pla‘l‘l Arnold Edinborough. a well parl‘amgnlar-V SecrEtary t" F'"' .50 3h hm" “'hlt‘h has been €5— iiiiiia"i¥“r2‘.‘.i“rii?i‘:iiiizhiﬁéiiﬁiiﬁrfz e ' ' ‘ a P : ferences". we do,“ seem to be notifying w." Increase conglderahly m .Know editor and English pmhw an‘ce Minister Walter Gordon, .tahhshm for a“ morning or tryltakinrg ; hula CYSTEdX{.3h(1ets whim o - - 1 ‘. Passed at last night's meet- them- Anytime lenders 81‘? “"5 Permd- A" “‘7 Per Cent "1' lsor in Canada. will be the guest “"1 here M°nday' . [afternoon clinics held in this dog'slthnST‘E‘ktilsadllgdhingahringg'nnnzz : ' ' ’ 0 ing was a new water rate that unsuccessful they ShOUld be "9359 l“ mlal kllowall h 0 U 1'5 1speaker at the Nov. 21 meeting Reply”: to a quesnm‘ "'3'" .’ province. and is a fair one for fiﬂfﬁhSllgnfn§rri3ifflilir§irig "22:13:11: ‘ (""hd’rall“ Cent” 30" 0"th open dRIlV 12 to 5 p.m. ' would enable the commercial recognized." "11- Key Sald- W35 reporled lh OClpbel' over of the P.E.l. Canadian Club. at 9"” 5 MP Heath Macq“?rrle;lcompetition for the "Manning Farkarlir. and‘muscularwpairis. mi : riday evenings 7:00 to 9:00 pm. : customer to pay $215 on a two. Tax collections. month ending October 1963. Continued growth in“. Charlottetown Hotel, MT- P€nnell 53“ the pmvmt‘lm .Tmphyv- which .5 award". mph axsrlaxtrom druﬂlst.l"ecl'bettulu&. . A A A A u A “MA u u“ A A . month billing basis. OCtOber amounted to $430. 352.63 as at this rate would double in: He will address the club on allocation to P-El under the ——~ . . . ___ v AA 3 a A A A i a . AAVWV. e new rates. effective Nov. with further collections of sales in less than seven years. i “The preseand The Nation". ' "an plat! was 3232.000 for the. _______—_|$26.000_ Ta'x arrears reduction it was reported. Mr. Edinborough was born inlyeggh212m'faguggpgo'11:26" on —.——_— amounted to 21,609.86 with 1' _ ' 1 ' d ed cated at Cam-i . ' ‘ * further reductsion of $1135.38 for Chery]: ‘11::35311 lhgdlzin‘lw'l?tfi'e heu graduated in My: glad “in” dmaﬂers have“ : Moore & MCI-end I in total of $22.745.24. Colin. Leo overall operating loss for Ocio ll947- HP- SGFWd l" the Royal lfici'als (lg: rjnresezfgt‘ililliilah or“ W Wood urged that firm action be l be;- of 5344.55 The deﬁcit as h! Artillery in North Africa and 5 'h p ' . " "W' taken on town taxes to t be ‘Italv and was demobilized as 3 ever' ave been recp've‘l rmm , . c o r was $6,198.76. 1 . - . . the government of Prince STREETS PAVED l ge Kev commended Civic “Plat” 1" Edward island." Mr. Pennell

He came out to Canada as an

Geor Summerside’s works ‘ Stadium for . . s asSistant Professor of English at l

I ‘the condition it lsl program showed maintenance '

' ll ' II a - in. It is splc and span he Repor s from PEI. have in

t. th

repairs along with the paving of said. "you need this to ' draw 'Quppn s Unlye'ls'ty’ . ' O St. Stephen and Phillips Street! fans". I m 19"” l“ 19 ’9 ll? “’lemcated at "w m" amount M V. m . R d d End g“ at ‘ S ‘ _ r Pdhor 0f the Kingston “Whig [the loan fund has been used up

l(‘ rla 0a an 1 en t e ummeiSide Fire Department .. ‘ land there are a number of other

Standard. He. became editor of

East were shaled and Massey responded to two silent alarms Street widened. ‘

h I i with no resulting damage. '——"_"" ‘= Town police reports revealed ———-—

m HOSPITAL jcriminai offences are increasing h l B ood Donor

Williard Blanchard is a pa-ilﬂld~ therlrehtl can be expected bent in the Western Hospital. UlllllSPl‘mgill was stated. Dur-

students who want to secure the

Saturday Right. in l\ovem ﬁnancial help.

of 1958 from which post he took _ leave of absence for a year to,

lbecome Professor of English at CLAIM BRIDGE RECORD lthe University of British Colum [ CHATHAM. England tCPt— ‘bia iFive students have claimed a

are flattering

Alberton I 1 He is also serving on the com 1world record for tie. longest FROM QUINCY s lmlttee appointed by the Ontario ‘game of bridge. They played I ttorney-General on salacious ffor 114 hours in an unused

Mr. and Mrs. Perez Wil ktt’. Received too late. for Classified . . . house in this Kent community.

‘iilerature.

. . . . A total of 56 donors register- Qumcy. Mass. are \iisitinz Tet death notice column 1 latives in Alberton and Vicin- “1 at Borden. and 101 at St; k Peters Bay to chalk up a total 1

MURPHY—Afthe Charlotte of 157 the first day of lmﬁaﬁon Furs in Sher} “wee quar+er I

si Fiddling, Step Dancing Titles

thi Cros

RETURNS ROME town Hospital. Su}?day.9Nf{\Il. 15. meshed seriesI Red 5; Mrs. Fr nk McAlduff. Ai- . Mark Mitre .1!- Peer °n°r cinics. , I o ‘2: baton ha: hemmed m “- Queen Street. in his 78th year. At Borden. the clinic wasl and lengH-h

under the joint sponsorship ofl the Borden branch of the Royal l Canadian Legion. the ny Lions' Club and the Carleton Siding Women's institute. and . . . . representatives of each of ""5 year. at 0"” Sladlum 1" these organizations were on stmers‘dei NOV' 25 at hand to assist at the clinic 09m“- which was held at the Legion The 99mm“ Wm b' 0”" Home there} only to fiddlers and step danc- The contest ls sponsored .

Last night's chm-c which wok ers who have won prize. jointly by the Assumption So-‘ place at the 01y Name Han either first. second or third in ciety and the Saint Thomas" in SL eter-s Bay was the Island contests during the past Aquinas Society of Summer first held in that community “"0 year Side. since 1958 and was organized r classes are scheduled. from where the funeral pill be it the CSlptlifiﬁ:l “(111951 0f the “‘1‘;th Slepgandng for men' theld Wednesday morning caving ions' u t ere which Spon- ste ancing or women a n d _ . _ lthe funeral home at 8:45 for Re~ sored it and arranged for help- junior step dancing. 15 years QUEBEC (CF) Dame.‘ Jahn lquiem High Mass at St. Augus- iers who were drawn from and under. ism“ lead" “I "‘9 Umm‘ Na' FINE'D "00 jtine Church. South Rustico. at l among that! 0W1! memmﬂ‘s- the The program for the contest ltl°nale' Wm leave ‘ Monk”! Robert Benton of Summersidc 9231 Interment in the churcn high Schopl Red Cross. and the is shaping up and applications lhospital within a few days. it. was fined $100 and costs or 10 cemetery, Inca! Girl Gmde company. will 0 (W I I d h M 1 days for impaired driving b Nurses from the community 20, They ﬁned (ﬁlm's "me "9 Pnday' Magistrate RS. Hinton. QC. in LYONS - On Monday. Nov .assisted the mobile Red CroSS Dr. .l. A. Doiron. Summerside. l'lahns‘m has been m hmp‘m Summemde police Court “aster—'16, l064. John Richard Lyons. l blood donor team from Hali- The top three winner, in ifor two weeks of treatments and day. Jerome Gallant of Summer [seven-week-old son of Mrs. andifax. and the members of the each class will receive per. examinations. a spokesman for side was fined :15 and costs or ,‘Mrs. Richard Lyons of Sourls. .Greenwtch and St. Peter‘s Bay manent trophies and win be [his Quebec office said. He said

10 days for speeding. lRemains were transferred from Women's Institutes provided recognized as Island champions. §Mr. Johnson is suffering from ' Vlhe TGIFEShmenlS for the thH- Last year's champions werei"stomach trouble" but that it ‘home of his parehls- Fum’ra' OTS- {Toussaint Arsenauit of Sum- .'ls not serious. ' I

l e P W ' [‘31 Home t0 the. TEI: ‘Th 91' . Fune be this Tuesday alter r P Lions' weie pleas-

Resting at Charlottetown

in home am" being- a patient Funeral Home from where the

the Western Hospital.

MISSIONARY IN HOSPITAL

Miss Elmer lnman. a returned Missionary from Trinidad. is a patient in the Prince County Hospital.

CARS DAMAGED

A two-car collision between it Peri-5"P o

f"dling: Ben Portr- Louis in e n dancing: Marcella Egmont Bay. women dancing; and Larry Brazel of Charlottetown. :l u n i o r cham- pion.

merside. ier. St.

Plain with self collars and seiaway col- lars oi Mink and Fox with slash pockets. Rayon satin lining with the

again be organized

.‘ms‘

Mass at St. Joachim's Church. Vernon River. at 9:30. Inter- ment in the church cemetery.

ALLANT — At the home of his son. Maurice Gallant. Oyster Bed Bridge. Sunday. No . 15. 1964. Henry G Gallant in his 75th year. Remains resting at the Charlottetown Funeral Home

. someones '

luxurious look of real fur in Sutton

“3.

...

era Summerside. on No Market and Northumberland Streets Sat- urday. caused damage of

to the Perry vehicle. No one was injured.

Place. Leopard. Borg. Simotta. Norseal

{Alas I ( _/_.

is.

HAS STOMACH TROUBLE

and Persian.

Choose from taupe. Brown. shale. char- coal. cognac. sable and white in

sizes 8 to l8. . .

Many teachers from the 0‘ Th Leary “d Alberto“ “"5 lom noon at 2 O'clock lnlel'menl “l . ed that 71 of the donors in at-l "l TllﬁlSh leather! for "'9 ’9' lSt.‘Mary‘s Church cemetery. tendance at last night's ciinic‘ cent Teacher's Workshop calll were residents of St. Peter's;

vention of the Red Cross in Tig MATHEWS — At t h e P.E.I. Ba . The were a] _t

nlsh. The gathering was addres lHospital. Monday. NOV- 15‘ 1964' agy ythe numb: :fncgglwl

:Pd lby Ralph Wendeborn. na- ‘lJoseph Mathﬁwsmg‘f Zzarthtelstﬂ donor, wh0 lumed up Colin:

ions director of the Junior Red ‘Crescent in a .v - ’ Jackson. Km inn { the.

Cross. Schools in the Alberton. ling at the Mat-Lean Funeral Club‘ 58M hegleh thh, w“ ht ' Tllhlsh 00'" “"0"” """l “mm Wednewny' this year's good start. a betterr

CLINICS TODAY and TOMORROW

:Nov. ill. then to the Salvation lArmy Citadel for funeral service lcommencing at 2 pm. Interment twill take place in the Peoples

response Would be forthcoming‘

at future clinics.

the donor team from

munities have active Junior Red Cross organizations.

TAYLOR FUNERAL — T h a funeral for Fred Taylor was held t

my. mm ME Shop all Departments for . . . Cross blood comet"! Halifax. which is here for the

O O I . 4 swimsuits"! m r. ‘i “a limit {itstmlhirshcwr r 2 "'" 7 ’ "M' Pr 9 -Cl1rlslm05 Specials . . 0V. . cm cs ducted by Rev. Thomas Evans Ichmhtsonoxm m m Wm be held “my and "mm a. SUMMERSIDE LEQON HOME 0 N 1’ H E ISL A N D If 3

assisted by Rev. W3. MacPhail. I Pallbearers were: Horace Taper. 03rd year. Remains forwarded hay Pound. Walter Bernard. i'l‘uesday noon from the Bowneu lohn Paynter. John Andrews. ‘Funeral Home to his late resi-

Thls Week

row a the Royal Canadian Legion building there between 2-4 and 7-0 each day. Sum-i

Thursday's Clinics are at

KC.A.F. Station 9:30 AM. - 1:00 P.M.

. f here funeral will merside'a objective for the two ._ _ . nomionbfmn- gnglmeTiuxday months to day- of sigma: at Sleinltl 540 “mint” Lam" "" " "0" 9'00 P'M' STORE Mon.. Tues" Wed" Thurs. 9 - 5 l' e ma man

donors. representing the Junior Cham- ber of Commerce is the chair-'3 man of the committee.

Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church

R iem High Mass at 9 N“ the urcl

BE ONE OF THE 1.170 DONORS THIS WEEK

’0“! Cole. William Moue. helgh- NEEDED m“ and Francis Fol- for ' “ltd. Interment was in the‘sm. Interment in

“Us! cemetery. lcemelew-

HOURS Fri. 9 - 9 Sat. 9 - 12:30