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’ qHE NEW EXECUTIVE of the| ‘ Rebekah District No. 14 elected

at the annual meeting at Alber- ton are seated, left to right, Mrs.

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the service at the grave. The rs were: Roderick

ALBERTON — The ninth an-

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Lodge. Joyce NG of Regalette Lodge, presided. Pearl Tower, president of the

Rebekah Assembly of the Mari-')

15 from Montague, 12 from Oharlottetown and 10 from Alberton. .

The week of June 21st will be “Blood Donor Week"’ in Prince County when the objective will be 1,766 donors in the five days during Which clinics will be con- these

Cenires in which the June Clinics are to be held are Alber-

*|ton, Tignish, Ellerslie, O'Leary,

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Before Court

, Oc. Magistrate RS. Hinton, Q.C., — the case until June

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church: cemetery. ~ LATE NOTICES

Prince County Centres Plan Blood Donor Week June 21st

residents in making the clinics successful, and toward this end six Canadian Legion branches assisting the Red Cross.

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flight-lieutenant navigator. The) promotion, announced by RCAF Headquarters at Ottawa, is | retroactive to Feb. 1 this-year.| Fit.-Lt. Bradley, son of Mr. and Mrs. U. P. Bradley, obtained his art degree at St. Dunstan's Uni- versity in 1949 and joined the air force in Feb. 1953. He was stationed at Summerside, spent two years with 103 Rescue Unit at Greenwood, N.S. and for the past four years has been career councellor at the RCAF re- cruiting unit in Ottawa. At pre- sent he Is taking a jet interceptor

former Sheila Praught of Char- lottetown. They have two daugh- ters, Pamela and Elizabeth.

Conference |

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SUMMERSIDE — Plans were completed for a social welfare | conference at the annual meet-' ing of the Prince County Welfare

Members of parish social act-| ion groups will take part in the conference to be held at the Knights of Columbus Youth Cen- tre June 11. i

Speakers will include J. P. E.; O’Hanley, pastor of St. Paul's) Ohurch; E. D. MacDonald, : pro- vincial director of child wel- fare, John E. Green, regional director , of family allowances and Rev. J.G. MacCormac, pro- vincial director of the Catholic Women’s League.

F. Earle MacDonald was elec- ted president of the agency. with George McMahon as vice-presid- ent; C.C. “‘Bill” Hickey was elec- ted secretary and Clayton Under- hill, secretary.

Retiring president Henry W.'! Wedge presided. ©

in an accident at Traveller’s Rest and had been found in a ditch by RCMP officers with a bottle of liquor nearby.

A French River man. pleaded not guilty to a charge of littering the highway and his case was ad- journed until June 18 and a Ken- sington man pleaded guilty to a charge of placing rubbish on the i a road and was fined $10

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TORONTO (CP)—Temperature issued by the weather office: Mim...Max Night. .Day Dawson 45 wvancouver Victoria

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SUMMERSIDE — A Summer-

mostly sunny and warmer weather is in store for the dis- trict today.

Forecasts:

Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island: Sunny and warmer; light winds. Low- high at Halifax 45 and 75, Yar- mouth 45 and 72, Kentville 40 and 85, Charlottetown 40 and 73, Fredericton 48 and 85, Saint John 48 and 75, Moncton and Ed- mundston 45 and 80, Campbell- ton 45 and 77, New Glasgow 35 and 80, Goshen 35 and 77, Syd- ney 35 and 73.

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It was decided that the branch |

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