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— YF RED CROSS CERTIFICATES AWARDED

‘The 20 members of the Red the. course, is Evelyn Mac- | Ross, Mrs. Fred Gallant, cross frst ald course held skill, Bruce MacLaren was | 2irs, Layton Smallwood, KI this winter in the Parkdale the course instructor. Moore, yainvel,,Rlee, Helen | School were presented wih receiving certificates were Ramsay, Men Gres Maen ne

their certificates Thursday night. Shown above receiv- ing her certificate from Sin-

clair Cuteliffe, examiner for

Florence Melanie, Helen Hic Mrs. Douglas, Theresa Edna Seaman, Mrs.

Henry Horne, Mrs. Mrs. go Fr bums

D. Mrs. Allison West, Ruby Hod.

son, Judith Morley, Leona |

| | announced plans yesterday for a

jor project to be undertaken by the club in the past few days, was given approval at a club meeting Thursday night at

In Crosswal

not guilty to a charge of Fiaiine’ to EY. the right-of. way to who |

crossing an eis withia | the limits of a crosswalk, an ac- | cused hed hie case adjourned

Peery ence to ones an Price C ¢c. we Macaar fog sald coe of the moet dific: reported a successful aale aod | ult confronting the all members

Problems urged to turn out | traffic department “is the educ- | motorists as to a ped-

Charlottetown Kinsmen Club

“ to help pack and deliver these ating of ' (ar eet ee os estrian’s rights.”” ty Governor Jack John-| NO PROBLE)

| At those intersections control- ted by traffic lights, there is no roblem, said Staff Dowling, be-|

ise where such traffic signals |

Deput ston asked that as many mem- bers as possible attend the zone

the| meeting in Moncton om March| a1,

ISLAND NEWS PAGE Pecestrian’s Rights

Charlottetown and Queens County |The Guardian, Charlottetown, Sat, Mar. 24, 196%. 5,

Senior Citizens Centre \s Planned By Kinsmen ="

ks Cited

| tersection within the walk lines. no driver may drive his vehicle within eight feet of such pedes- trian, and then at a speed no greater than 10 m.p.h. FURTEER NUS further onus is placed on |

the driver if the ian is water 12 years of age, or a per-

mn handicapped in locomotion o "blind. In this ease, the driv

shall have

wi Staff Dowling said yesterday that he has instructed al | the bers of the traffic squad to be on the lookout motorists violating pedestrian’s rights at crosswalks, and to is- sue the offenders with citations requiring them to appear be-

a7 0 ae are has been

portance to those ee ee tnat i “= Tracadie H & $s mer years were acc “it lears Talk

us. to seeing their industrial slowed to a stan by the

rival of winter,” said a asl ‘The members at the March Port “department statement is- moving ot of the Tracadie Cross sued Friday School Association

MacLeod of the

Home Th iceubresking fleet was| heard ute alled out for its most first aid division, P.E.1. Red

tensive

ss period of extreme! Cross, give a talk on first aid cold after Jan. 21 when all com-| treatiaent = mercial ships required assist-| ror having been introduced

ance. In the two months of Jan- uary and February, a total of 131 ships were routed in the

| sh malt and Seabeeaker of them) Ray and farm accents Sad

how they can be prevented. : Sister Stephen Marie thanked ‘ASTRO WITHDRAWS OFFER lacLeod for his interesting KEY WEST, Fla. (AP)—Ha-| and iacaauee monet vana radio Thursday quoted the meeting.

rime Minister Fidel Castro as A sum of $5 was saying the decision to put inva-| membership fee in = PEL

for|them free in return for U.S. | ing, lunch was served.

tractors. Castro was interviewed by the Cuban news agency, Prensa Latina, about the trial which is set to begin March 29.

Donovan & Gormley 309 Grafton St.

Charlottetown Hotel. _ Sean

Charles Compton and Paul| alates, te Kine On| pact wee cocharman ar nls ust ‘conor to te Island trade fair sometime in ne The big problem is at other

intersections, her they be controlled by “ston” or “yield right-of-way” signs, or are un-| marked. It is st these that the rights of a pedestrian precede those

Seal Pelts 2 ‘Are Loaded is a pean peveese| The ae also gave the green | estrian places one foot off the |

September. $3,000 VOTED

A sum of $3,000 was voted te wards the recreation centre. is eroncing a start will be eh on the an early date.

The chief ief pointed out that ac-

remainder of yesterday docket consisted of three ac-| cused. also charged with traffic violations. Of these one was fin- ed $10 and costs or five days in jail for transporting more than two adult passengers front seat of a motor vehicle. A similar penalty was meted out to another for failing to op at a flashing red traffic Failure to stop at

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at a stop”

sign resulted in the third ac-

RESCUE CREWS BUSY @ garbage and refuse

OTTAWA (CP) — The RCAF pick-up search and reseue service 4 helped to save the lives of 4] @ light cartage Persons in 1961 in 49m ajor| @ parcel delivery search operations, air force Seay’ headquarters said Thursday. Phone

Major search operations were conducted for 34 civilian air- craft, six military planes, six marine craft and three missing Persons. The service also flew

4-4617 for fast efficient city-wide delivery

ris torm The plan also calls for the erec.| caught the ‘sealing ae by | ae to the city by-law, if| cused being fined $5 and costs 229 mercy flights. j tes os ies Biers ‘ground of a com-| complete surprise. ly Person is crossing at an in-' or two days. ‘and lavatory,| Mr. Matthews said the unt

Two-Month Sentence New Glasgow! Given On Six Charges -

Appearing for sentencing on three charges of theft and three of breaking and entering, Rich- | ard Lawrence Evans, Charlotte- town, was sentenced to two months in jail on each count by Magistrate James B. Jobnston, QC, in Queens County magis- trate’s court yesterday after- Doon

The sentences on ‘the break nd entry counts are to run consecutively, making a total fail term of six months. The | tentences on the theft charges are to rin concurently with each other and with those of the break and entry terms.

The six offences with which Evans was charged and to which he pleaded guilty are: theft of pay station telepbones

2 Southport,

Montague,” Bheek eid) enttles at service stations _ located st Mount Stewart, Brackley

Ralph Junior Larkin Iottetown, is also charged with six similar counts, plus seventh of possession of a stol- en automobile. At his arraign- ment Larkin had pleaded suilty to the three breaks a entry, and guilty to the three thefis and that of poss

At yesterday's _ hear elected to change his plea on the break counts to that of guilty. Under these circumstances the magistrate further remanded the accused for sentencing un- tl March 28, on all seven counts GETS 39 DAYS

Pleading guilty to damaging Private property, Joseph Alex. |:

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| Stavert Younker, was

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| TRAFFIC CASES

| edsts or 10 days on a chi

| $5 and

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of |

ander Pineau, North Rustica, |

was sentenced to 30 days Queens County jail

revealed that the accused had smashed a plate glass window, and one other window, along with damaging a quantity merchandise, with a tgtal value

Represented by Lester O'Donnell, Elmer Duneford Charlottetown, on the charge of ving while his abilities were

alcohol, was fined | fio and coats or 10 days in fail.

Facing a stmilar charge, Gor- don Stanley MacInnis, lottetown, coun:

P. Nicholson, was remand until March 28 at yet ine a date will be fined for

eon of course 1, Ale “ai, the case of ig der

a horse

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| rection A Norman MacLeod.

| Cecil

toxicated in a public place, ey | accused was fined pee sete and om or 15 days, whil

possession of Tntoricating i ee in a place other than his resi- dence was fined $20 and costs or 30 days in jail,

A Southport resident, Harold

total of $64.90 when he Beaded |

guilty to three separat

under the Highway Tatfie Act Younker was fined $50 and

driving a motor vehicle while his license was cancelled; and: costs or wo days for fail- ing to stop at a stop sign and costs or two days for driving a motor vehicle with no brakes,

Failing to transfer the regis- tration of his motor reticle con cost Blair Livingstone, wood a fine of $10 and te or five days.

A similar fine was imposed

Daniel W pai Chetstopber, led guilty to arg) a Cane seis while not being the holder of a license. Also fined “$10. and costs” or s Leo William Os- de River, who plead- ed guilty to failing to register his motor vehicle.

Fines of $5 and costs or two dave Wwere irqposed on a number

persons, pleaded sulky s failing to stop at. stop | signs; driving a motor vehicl with insufficient equipment and bends ing a motor vehicle with no |

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First Aid * Class At York

Graduated

Red Cross first aid certificates and pins were presented to 14 candidates who completed their | course at York recently.

The course was under the di-

‘The presentation was made |hy Sinclair Culclifie who aleo

Firm Is Low

renee ree oe Foundries NS., had

Wellner, Jr., Cheuenee ae

$20,600 and the Gifco’Ltd., Mon- cton, for $27,105

tenders were opened in

the office of the minister of |

highways yesterday. Approval of

the federal government is re-

Two Youths Join Navy

Petty Officer John Hemphill, RCN recruiter at HMCS Queen Charlotte, Charlottetown,» yes-

terday announced the enrolment - two Island young men into

ent force of the eval Canadian Navy tne,two new ordinary seamen |

and Kenneth Gai, MaeLeod, 20,

son of Mr. id the late Mrs. ‘Ansel MacLeod, New London. |

ie new entry seamen

scheduled to leave by train this | morning for HMCS Cornwallis, the new entry training base, for their 16-week basic training | course.

Concert Held | At Millview

Vernon River YPU recently held a variety concert and one- act play in Millview. Songs by the Vernon River choral group were under the direction of Miss Lynda Drake.

Other performers were Alice, Honther sod Bath Lea in a tap

lance; a piano solo by Ann

oral a trio consisting of Ron- nie, Gordie and Francis Drake.

Guest performers were Bery! Stewart, Ruth and Frank Ross and Scott Fraser with step dan-

ome

‘The one-act play had a cast of Margaret and Betty Enman, Pauline and Gwen Lea, Florence Richards and Judy Smith.

showed a film, and gave an in- teresting talk on civil defence, after which coffee and nuts were served.

‘Those completing the course

MISSIONARY EXPELLED UMTALI, Southern Rhodesia (Reuters) — The Rhodesian fed- eral immigration board ordered

were: Mrs. Harry Welton, Mrs. Lioyd Vessey, Mrs. William Crockett, Mrs. Minto Foster, Mrs. Frank Vessey, Mrs. Reu- ben Watts, Reuben Watts, Mrs.

Pleading guilty to being in. aa ae

an American Methodist mission- |ary, who came here last De- |cember after being expelled from Angola for alleged Com-

munist affiliations, to leave the country, it was disclosed day. board refused Rev.

idence permit and to to leave the country by April 14.

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DOWS MEN'S and BOYS' WEAR

OPENING SALE

MEN’S SUITS

FREE CUFFING

be OPEN TODAY TILL 5:30 P.M.

Bos aha ae geal

Dows Men’s & Boys’ Wear

Continues

quired in any tender selected. | College

8 | for

and Brian ‘Scott will call tenders| ers had killed 70 seals y

i these projects. A’ program) Gay day morning when the "sor of improvements will be carried) Struck. Asked whether the s

out at the playground to give| Would cause any loss to the | ie whole area a facelifting. operation, he replied that Lloyd MacLeod, chairman 0 f| S¢tious losses were imminent’

the Easter Bucket campaign,| The railway car the sealers

Nine-Vessel Fleet Works ‘To Keep Gulf Lanes Open

OTTAWA

(CP) — Canadian} Large ore carriers have also

NEW STYLE SHOES

ARRIVING DAILY

are loading at St. Peters has | coast guard icebreakers, using | successfully operated from Que.

the ies et tener or De mal a0 Ladi now, and | low-flying helicopters as their| bec north shore ports carrying

i it is hoped it may be sent to|eves, are on 24-hour duty to| heavy iron ore-cargoes to Amer.

Rorough Bridge. Iie fender Papermakers Halifax over the weekend. keep shipping channels open| ican Atlantic coast ports and was ae ten ee su The airplane cenuerey ale vss spring in the Gulf of St.| steel mills.

arte eaaralomemre) are = Trounce landing on the ice Lawrence and lower St. Law-| “Participationg by such huge

mi has been repaired and oa | rence River. ——————————_

ive operation with the group. fleet The planes are at St. Peters, | breakers,

East Point and St. Margarets.

4 (cP) iffith athurst Juvenile Papermakers su

whipped visting Prince of Wales Paret Griffit

Charlottetown 7-1 Friday night te aes’ com. [Pale Of Tape manding six-goal lead in their (AP)—The tale

of nine heavy ice- supply and buoy ves- | sels is expected to be in full service until the end of May. Duties include escorting ships in the east coast, Newfound- land and gulf waters as far west as Baie Comeau, Que. Ice- breaking also is being carried on in the St. Lawrence River

ume IN FOODS”

m. to 1 a.m. oe ao Delivery

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