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' SINCLAIR CL'TrLlFl-‘E, Charlottrtoun. ill-st aid (told supervisor with tho P.E.l. Div- lsion oi the nod Cross, was presented with the Julian 5 Wise heroic liit» ¥a\'lng award at the international Rescue

and First Aid AQutL‘iIIIIUVi un- nual conic-rclll-c at Colunriiiis, Ohio. last week Island drier zatc—s no the ('OnIi‘ll‘lIrC, left to right. are Norman 5 \lac- Lani. finite Mat-Larch arid

Islander Receives Award Rescue Ancl First Aid

D0 ACLEOD ‘drms by Dr Robtrt KiwiriN'lY-l

By I

lslandol‘s plnycd a large pain president oi die American Col~ in the success oi the lam au~ nge oi Surgeons. who spoke oni nual lntcrnatioiial Rescue ani‘thc int-tensed lutPl’t‘si in cmcr- First Aid Association arterial-My sduud pars-cartel. gency care workshop and an-. Kennedy said that pro- nual conicrence held irorn Nov. per iirta aid in patients on the

4 in s at thr Dcshlor Hilton spa! in many tnstanctrn is help- Hotcl. rolulniins, Ohio {ill to easy convalesent-o byi Sinclair Ltilctiiil- Clial‘liAHP- patients later in hospital 4

toiln, was prcscnled with the He also stressed the hood ior Julian 5 wise aiiard, present. medical excoriation; or Work in ad each your lot the most nub close cooperation with lirsl std standing act in lite saving oritraining agencies and suuad per. mature in a iiicmhrr oi inlet. sonnoi national litiwlll‘ I‘ i‘xl \Irl As» During [IiP tnnu‘ntmn, llli‘l‘c aoriutiiin it». clitritiir had two were workshops on how to roach dgrriltnonuri iascs in \ t holoihcis, care of the larynecc- utcd lircr a tin: provincc by tomy, electricity and the squad- ‘lillh to m'iuill nrli‘lLal ri'ADIrr man, rare oI' heart attack Dab Illiiln. ' . and scribe divinz Word-i also rim-it'll"; the conicrcncc lion .Il‘l \\'t>|\Imp_ us Pl-zl Rcd‘ Friday night, the lnlorndtitlh- Cxlzas dillrgrltm, ltcre Vorlnan oi rorcuc and iirst aid associa- \incLootl and llruca Mac- mm rescue tomr-oiliilm was Lawn. britlr pt Charlottetown lucid. ' by 0w immut-

.V‘

ollowcd

trite Part or day

workshop in which the workshop

rim rain. paltan rare AFL-CIO

through education '

SOME HlGIILlGl-ITS iConlinued From Page ti Somc oi the highlights oi the Canadian SIU President Harold

“whim w... rm...“ and c Banks in cnnnrlt'IInn uiih dennslraLlnm by .prcialisis on charges against Biiilks oi can. .mgrgamy .hiiab. “W spirai-v in or. tnit assnliil

m ms, hm. mm“, m "ash azniiist a rural labor oiiiclal in rescue, correct use oi ovygmn‘

mechanical rcsuscttatioo, cincr- BANKS ABSENT

WW“ ‘“ “hll‘m‘n- WW" W'- Banks, at tho toiiriintiiin \lnn, Iml crnti-ca, mm oi diabctics, day w“ m Montreal Tum” care oi buitis. and tvater-ri-ont {0,}, mm swan...“ m w... ncction with the charge and '1 mt PmPF'e‘rnry care neither he nor Hall were in the workshop. e annual conicrcnce i tangent“... m... who“ rag ... opened 0“ Tiiursdav will an ad- trons were dealt with hall was _—',addrcssing another meeting, U K 1‘ third l'l‘W‘IIXIlOII. condemn- . . ing the Norris investigation oi thc dispute, the govcrnrnent newly-won Commons st‘al alter trustecshlp the support the traditional speech trim the givcn the investigation by aiii. throne opening the new session ccrs the Canadian Labor at parliiment. The prune miu- Congress, drew opposition irotu later. a tormer mrnibrr til the.mnchinists rxecutiti— acorga a, House at Lords, “a5 rioi olil-iWatkins. who also is an MID clally a member ot the com- executive board ml-mhcr, monr when to cch was read in the Lords and hcard hy‘ representsttvct or both houses,‘ The speech—prepared by thai Conservative government in Niel Queen Eliztbeth

Of Iniunct

. , ly ALEXANDER rAuEELL in with th ommuntst world MONTREAL .cp. __ comm] “mm” “mm”! “‘9 "at"! "'iior the Seaiarers' lntcrnntional West Ecrlin. it also said Brit- Wm, at Cam, ring. I“, "“ “mm W“ I" WWI“ “1 iormai notice Tumday that it trade barriers and citnanripn oi writ seat. 5,. rnjunmon mm“ m mm"!!! “mm! the icderal government's trus-

, ntdlans to deal with their ownine during the month with 113

SIU Gives Formal Notice

‘\Ir Cutrlifle. Mr. Cuwlille niialiiird icr this award by rendering mnuth-tomouth urt- iitcial respiration which saved the livcs or two lslandcitr dur- ing the past )t-ar.

GARBAGE

iCoilLiiuued From Page II home owners wished to be loi- cluded in the city at Charlotte. ioun. they should motor an ap- pllcatlon Io IIIL‘ gnvm‘nmem. Eotulyi pnorEcr i A lcngthly discussion centred isround recent rumors that the Ndecora‘llniz M the forum vi’nl an interior lob in that the paints being used were not or the best gcadc.

Coon wtlliain hiaclveiil. chair. rnan oi the loriim minimum. emphatically denied vhc rumors explained that the contract iicre doing the host lob vas<

Tilt‘ Pruitt-Fence wound up Sat» lil'da)‘ night wltll A banquet. Ind d orrscntatitm of awards, Mr .3“ Cult-lute rcceivcd the Julian S.i""

, . ,si e consider-line the comiittion “gig” “’P "a" “mint the building belore the work

. . started. lie acid he recently vis- 5““"“ I“ "‘9"? “d “‘1' “dined the tornim with Keith Firk- ”"mm‘l‘m‘sl .m" “"59,” each»ard. mmultlng architect. who fl; gig?“ said he would. in writing i! need "1' J g the, endorse the fine job being a receiving his anaid hint do"? by the work ciiiclitie expressed thanks tot Com “We”, Immw M. alriirrl‘§?i§"tii§"§ni"§i°r‘i§1M“ "'8' “ii “Tum mid be ir-n. lied Cross Society and to “am ‘E‘Kmfl‘ffl: I'll-(l Ci’nr: ’i’rsi aid progrums , ~ i In“ providing him with the skills l":'“oc“r'1:i';‘:|°"‘}"{’;" ‘:{""‘dw:‘"k l and techniques mccsmry to save Wm {ripe Emmi 5:35“ W him i t l t i The Councillors maimed tha All three Island dclegates whol M mm m“ h“! wed ” some reiemonry should be held. d

era

. . iREPDRTS 0N SURVEY Ilrbl airi instructors tor Re , ,

with regards to keeping the Cm" “W; ’5 “A”? ‘I'fi'm'l drum in me throughout the ccnicrcncc or intcrnuttiina ts ‘mmhs Cm," Mrnlh),“mgm mi rompctitloris, Mr. cutcltiieiroportsri on a recent survey

wili him iutitoe (or the revue made bv Jul-net Fox (mll'lm w

ion-n uthlctic dinctor. he quizz- ‘rd school childrcn on than- , 1 sports drums The ncslllts show- naildns said the lean! xhnuldi _ . not be dealt with by the mm” “W “W 9"” “mm” H" .a to 12 were interested in minor but should be referred to hendlthmk M 700 "Ed R oi appropriate unions and led-meed , Fir EPWE cratinnr iii the us, and Canada The wllcfrmfinie ml» i “‘ZW’LHS‘E'fdb ;:$:°"1‘;“Lw . ‘ that this year:- Hallowe’en was ‘7 c . ' "‘ i he nuicstcst in rccent years, as plclc machincry available tiii“we “W a“, 1; “a”: in o the SIU and the labor mova-imim m mi ‘l'm M m y‘g‘; merit in Canada has been ex- ,, haustcd." he said no addro.§‘h'::‘°“’ {‘hiw” “11:1 “WWW that the Canadirn labor mova-iw "inf" “F .d b‘ M" ‘menl has the licenca to do what or £3ka vglaimjfsm number it sees in aaadirot » issue and that the Us. inbori. e Pulm- rrwn also merit. movcmcnt should allow the Cn-"D’N W“ 12" We“! had Men

comm-litmus

allairs, mum/1min. si oi the convicqu m I I two i M it h it told delc alcs ear- ‘ in“? inner. It was also not. 0 or more I.

Iifl‘.Ea y a g ed that prisoners veremw being The dkecoltggnle‘lldibfi dllst.

“When we ti ht control at “mined,” Queens County Jail. M A, "W one!

‘iradc unions Irv gnvvl‘nmflllL, 9 firm report showed s “WNW” “N W“ "I “’m‘ ‘ iii

w: an“ arm any “nu I m,rtuiei month whh the exception iopposed to government rontrol‘M the W" " "‘9 W at trade iinlons here in the "Wm'mmmm‘ “1mm” llniicd statcs. tn Atricu. iriiand 1‘ "‘9 lumiin building across imp the chariotucioan otel. li was i-ccommendcd that the limmen's quarters should be yrs-paired, enclosing the windows .und yrovldlm h ASK NEW c 1

Germany under Hitler, in Rug-i ii;

under stalin and Dnmlnltiu or Canada"

the

in

M. DNTRACT

was mad fmm tIIl civic Employees. m cm- ti-act eivlres Jun. 1, asking to “3" “910111601! for I new roman i

ion Action

i Ill arrul’dnuce with Ill! QM!- Corlc ot Civil Procedure. we nniicc oi the petition is to be”? “ms NM“. lent I Mia srrVrid nn .lustirc Ministcr " "fink! to the city oi cum cucvricr and Quebec's attorney M‘S'W" M vaidinc - pier ccncral. lirne Hamel. at well 55:1“ his ship on a rug

as on the Inlsleu. - if The CRY Councll unaided III

P;

KENsiNGTON —— Fnlse alarms, courting in on opecial ieiephoucs on e system uscd exclusively to i call irriemen were discussed last; mght at the regular meeting ot the town council here.

First Chiei enter Brut-e Mac- , Leod led the disaiaaion. i The tolephom number which is enswcted by list-man is 267- :ill. speakers pointh out pec- soul oanng this number {or any reason. except to mwfl . lire. arellableooarinaorlosothia

or net- telephone,

The council decidcd to insert.

Case Set 0v

SUMMERSIDE livnEAu on THE GUARDIAN

A total at 25 charges involving close to $300,000 laud, against .l. Arthur oiark Sum-i inerside, Marltirno Asp a ducu Ltd. or Summcralde and Sackvilie, N.B, and oilicerr all this company. Ralph a. gamers and .i. Arthur Clark. bctnre Mag- istrate w. Citesler 5, Math)!» old in Prlnce County magis- trate'r court ysrtcrdny. I

The chlrgu, involving alleg- ed undeclared income, ariiaa inllowing lengthy ' ' by the department at national revenue. lnlorrnunt in the chem» ea was n.w. Maclean of the lie» partment or national revenue. Charlottetown.

Acting hit the Crown was Frederic A Large. oc. Chariot tetown with aeorcc n. McMah- on. counsel tor the dotence,

A plea or not guilty was enter- ed on all charges and a request was made by Mr Mcylahon tor a delay in the hearing oi th e

‘Helping Ea ls Theme 0i

SUMMERSLDE BUREAU OF THE GUARDIAN

"We are involved as member: of In luwrnlllonll organization in helping each other." Rllph endeborn, nation-l director of Junior Red Cross, (Old banquet

eats II. the semi-annual meet- ing of file RE I. Division of the Red Cross Society In Summer- nlde llll night.

In melklnz of Junior Red Cross. Mr. Wendebom raid that more were now one and a halt million Junior Tied cross mem- bers in Canada and 80 million members round world mak- ing it the lumen youth til-gun iaaiion In the world.

The Junior Red Cross alone last year gathered moon in nickalr and dimes, Mr» Wende- born said, and this money was used ior helping the tumors

ro-

ISIAND NEWS PAGE

________—_———— 2 The Gnudilul, Charlottetown. Wail. Nov. 13. 1983.

,biFalse Fire Alarm _'Ca||s Discussed

$300,000 Income Tax;

an advertisement Ln the pious advising residents oi the townl oi the bylaw and asking txa‘ cperatirxt.

Spoka at the meeting were unable to say whether the calls were nialtelot. or in some cases because at a desire to know what would heaven ii the number was called

0mm- nrattet-s discussed in- cluded vain-don oi pioperty. street media and police duties.

Mayor Event! Champion pie rided. All councillors vim pre- sent.

er To Jan.

charges on the grounds that the Crown had more than two yurli to prepare their case. ‘

The company or Maritime Aa- phalt Products racer nine citan- ea or entering rules or men iive statements on income tax’ returns between act. 29. 1953 and‘ ucccmbcr lool by overstatrngi Ialzry expenses, tumor: to re- port income icom sevcral sourc. es and uverstating inventory

costs.

Seven charger oi a similar ni- ieuce were raid against Mr, Clark and nine charges against Mr. Clark and Mr. sinners arose tram the alleged tact that. as otiicers or that company, they overstated the costs at goods sold ,

The hearing was set ior ran} 13 at the reouest oi Mr McMah-i on tor the charges against thc company and the other casesi were also adjourned to the Iamc‘ date when the dates will be set, tor hearing.

ch Other' ‘ Red Cross .

Chair-man oi the meeting andi

banquet was Gordon hiac.. Donald. Charlottetown Also speaking were I", .. ones.

chairman oi the provincial blood 1 donor committee. who Enuoum cod that a blood donor clinic will be held in the lllowing cane tires during the iirst week of December;

Dec. l—Eordcn Der. 24m- sinizton: Dec. 3 A and kSum- merrldc and Dec. 5—RCAE station Summeraida. .

Following a tow words by pro-i vlnctal commissioner, Miss lpiiiuenia Arlenhult the meet- ing broke up into small groups with the three guests. Mr, wi-rrr deboru. Miss Malcolm and Mr. Blackstock. being called on to answer numerous questions.

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Marlon E Master-a. duh-yr man, is taking no ohm during Missouri's tug season a

sunday. Herr. he wields

deer hum- be m

HPES HUNTERS CAN READ

pllnt brush In mvm "Iran"

"3" “Ilene” I. bully worth SM.

FINAL SHOWING TONIGHT

"0n! col-lens

deci- hunitr could maker her Goodnight Irena In said.

MP Wlteptiotoi

York Variety Concert Establishing Tradition

By GAIL REDDEN

record breaking variety concert tonight at the York Hall

York has had a past record 01‘ be prepared by a country group The community ot York prer‘ presenting lively emulainmenli on Prince Edward lsland 1-h- santa the tinal showing oi its and is deitniiely not a hairy in Ytlung l‘mplc's Society oi York

thll Held. Althouih Active In the 925 l

and II year! before curlinr performances are Indica~ mnrked the all

owing oi one at

the the Show will be seen by an- Lhc lint threads“ plays ever to

other overnow crowd, Tnnltllil‘a presentation w i l 1 mark thc 12th pcriormanca oi

which Mr. “2593’ says is rather unusual in amateur productions. CAST or lot

or the lot nicinbcrs in the cart not one missed a rehearsal! A: well as being an almost unheard of thing, this record turnout oi cast contributed greatly to the successiul production or this an- lcrminillfl Slinw, SHORT REIIEARSAL

Mr. \‘osey to m a rk s that many "People say they uu‘l

only. He added Iahlzl bury Ind 1190 riliud $115.0“) for

total or 740,000 pint- collected. I 10 per ml lncruu over . He wla optimistic M the one- ynr-old record bell! molten this yenr.

Mist Ann Malcolm, assistant In the nation-I director of nuflv I’ll serviced. and Illa lufllol‘ oi the Leena]: hm Iul‘l'lnfl mnull [pokl on "Home Care".

Home urn Wu becoming 1 growing concern, Mill Mllmlm “id. due In early duallnfl ol Datlenl [mm . m told of I leol wand begun In I”! to troll: women In home are under the Illnervlllon ol protestionsl nunel. ln lpu rig on water safety, on Blackltock, national dl ectnr or water alety i "there are too my

a

lie who

GOV’T HAS

[Continued From Page 1\ (or neglect of cnnlultalloll with e provinces helm-e nnnounc» in: programs BLIPCLIIIE Dl‘nvln- till juflldlcllnn.

NDP Lender DnIlglll moved an amendment to that motion.‘ deleting several wordr critical, or the government and morel ursln] the government carry out more lully the llllrl: oI CO—Operlllve lederallut-n Ind to tonlull with the province! before annouudnl or undertak- Inl program: which Illl In any extent within provincial juris- diction,” ‘

MOTION ACCEPTABLE Mr. Penman. It the close 0 u loll Ipeech decllrlnl the luv- ernt-nent‘a support cit-opera. tluu Ind consultation with the l ld or

e tiott was clearly not a nan-coo-

huw | e is always so iresh." Personally. he lei-ls that. this is due to e

. nttrirl length of the rdleal'sal per-

inri Tiic more time spent on no hearsait the more chance or the cast becoming bored with tau production. says Mr. Veuey.

he attributes a lot ot smoothness and co; ordination oi the last paced Ihow Io to o backstage crew.

int. PEBBLES CAN BE USED FOR JEWELRY

ALBERTON 7 A W island industry wlo trimmed last night. with the W or a protestant tumbler Id polirhlng operation on Prince EILWaNI Island stories I W handian atudiu workshop In

>

inanylsianden have reit mint petblu on mummwflhim llmtel. it wll atnazurg to :— what u 4504a:

I.an and bolt-hi1: M moo

Evllyu Iztll that wlut nio- pq' equipment. iii-tam

denim. [MI om hm I Mi Ill-fl

Evlily'n'l him.

O'Bflen. Ind Mr pom. Mn. Vernon Ind. ill" I!!! Elli-Imth About min emit- mm thh Ills been Io sin- cossful. TM or? In ml! pam-

IIH Island Industry not. any m for Watery

Why of many in! SC WWW Ind Bi“ Ilunl.

LoPAGE SHOE CO. LTD.

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them

WEATHER

i "An Evcning oi Fun“. it was or-i T _ . lclnaily scheduled in run lol “Remain ‘3‘,” in. Tflffif; nights, but two extra shows werel 0mm addcd to accommodate thosc Mi... Mu. who could not get seats earlier. Dawson , it 2:

Funny a hall to its zoo— scat Vancouver 44 at caoac v night tor lzi Victoria 47 at nights is no easy teat in a coin Edmonton iii 32 munity the size oi York. nor iii a 16 31 easy to explain what magic Regina iii it: draws people irom as lll‘ away‘ Winnipeg a: M as Albrrttin and Sourlr to see Toma all a the concert. at no a

Arthur Vascy. program dint“ Montml .38 A5 tor, tools that orgunizntion and elite . . xi 3! cooperation are mainly respon» Fredericton . . is 40 aible [tir tho sllnw'l overwheim- S!!!" John. N-B- - 37 42 inc aiicccva Moncion . 37 w

The program was organl d HEW X a 37 05 last February with roheara r - 37 ‘1 starting Oct. 1, Rehearsals nev- W “ er ran over two hours at a time 3“ ‘9

Varrnouth St. John'l. Nfid. at ALLFAX (CPI — The wea- uier ottica am late Tues by evening it was still over-cart in e arttlniaa. with light rid-a {lulu at times in all titre- pro

vlneea.

Lliuo change lit the butt: wu- ther structure hla occufled in the tart tow days, and except tor lesa traituent precipitation, the weather today Iliotlld about the same.

Regional iorecutr:

Mainland Nova Scotta, prince Edward island, sprintsrn halt oi Eastern Nib. Corinna, lower St. Jdm River Villa: or a tew widely showers; llttla change in tent. perature; light winds becom- tng northeut ls nit-noon,

HI‘I hide M It Chi-(mil- wwn II 8:59 In. Ind 9:11 pm. M. 8.5. mm. Ind ‘13! tun. Summerlldl Edi ellhke mlnm later than Charlotte- Sun HIM bill! 11 6:4! Ind sets at .

staged the ptuy.

The next few years were iull ones in the entertainment hush ness in York. in 1925 and 1m. again under the humor of th- YPS. variety concerla were we» rented locally and toured the manner Illmnn till the null: centres on the Island.

it iii interesting to note that .the mystery — com y “Th Reading or the Will". being pn- aenied on this present occasion. was a {nature or the 1935 tour And was entered In I province r widc nnc- act play competition.

when Iinnll were run oi! I! Heart: Hall in chanottelown. the York group came out on to: over such places as Montague and Trinity, or the original out [hr only character now repent- InK her role in the present pro- duction is Mary, the cook. POI“- Krnyed by Frame: Vessey.

REVIVED AGAIN

In 19-“ I new ltale, IIEIIIIII system and balcony were added to the present building. In order to raise iunds tar these improve- ments a concert known as "The Gay Nineties" was scheduled tor two evenings late in April. Thll proved su popular that two eit- tra pcriucmances were later sary to accommodate the over now crowds.

In 1949 a livernlglll run cl plays was stheiiuied which at- Iually ran Into 10 parlormlncel. These evenings were sold out in advance and tickets were never at any tlmc Ivaltlblo at the ball. This year's session is rein- lntscent oi loto with its medul- ed lo parlormaaces belnl extended to u

AN INVESTMENT

IDEA

Montrul Trli

amt

THAT MAKES SENSE

CONSOLIDATED INVESTMENT It: young-mutate In I

alvcnlflntl an oliri at an unnu-It . at only M 011%. No lulu loadings. Na wlmdraw-Ipen-mu. No mntuciull prov/alone.

luv"! In I lump lulu. or on tor lncomI. or capital growth You may wlthdrlvt III or nut at your account wltltout pouflgflzlding notification In received by tile Nth

Lam Ill about title InIIhII. tow-cont way to handle your Invutmnl loll-re. Simply mail the coupon,