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OUR OF the nine mem- bers of the Mt/ ‘Stewart Fire Department who helped put the Red Cross. blood donor

clinics foy the Charlottetown area “over ‘the = top” display

their “gift of life’ after com- pleting “their donations — last night. FROM THE LEFT are: Fireman, Clifford Dou-

cette, fire chief, Eldon Glo- ver, Capt. Emmett. McKenna,

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4 and Fireman Alonzo Birt.

There was 100 per cent re-

sponse from the Mt. Stewart Fire Department which is composed of 17 members, 8 of whom. were ‘Rot se as do- nors.

~Red Cross Donor Clinics

~ This week's. four-day series of Red. Cross’ blood donor clinics | for the Charlottetown area, — held

\firmed the Juniors as the win-.

iners of the inter-class trophy. \MOST GRATIFIED

‘Are Completed At Centre

“Volunteers at yesterday’s clin- lies were provided by the follow- ‘ing organizations — the Wom-

at the Confederation Centre. | ‘A: Fremont Archer, chairman en's Auxiliary of the Baptist were most successfully complet- jof the Red Cross blood donor Church, the Ladies’ Auxiliary of

ed last night with a total regis- tration of 1276 donors — on the} 1140 quota — or-a 111.8 per cent Tesponse. There were 143 ‘in at- tendance at the afternoon ses- sion and 185 at the evening ses sion, all of whom were put through in record time.

The only competitions in which the winners could: be fi- nalized last night were those at Prince of Wales College and St Dunstan’s University. The boys came out “‘on top’. this time. at P.W.C. with 53 of them register- ing as against 46 girls. There were 16 additional students from St. Dunstan's who gave their do mations at the Confederation Centre. This brought the Univer-

: ol s total attendance to 182 on

the objective of 180, and con-

icommittee for Charlottetown. stated_last night that he was lmioet gratified wih the response. jthough disappointed that Char-

(passing the record. of 132 per lcent established by. Souris dur- ing the past summer. Souris is still “in the lead” for the Man- jning Trophy which they have jwon for the past two years. How- lever, there is still another series \of clinics to be carried out at ‘Summerside, the R.C.A.F. Sta- ition, Borden and Kensington in November, so the final: results lof the province-wide competition will not be known until then. Mr. Archer extended ‘thanks to all the donors, workers and sup- porters who were-responsible for the. the. splendid Tesults~ achieved.

the Charlottetown Branch, Royal ;Canadian. Legion, and_ the Char- |lottetown’ Rural Regional High

INCREASED

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ated into basic _pay. Incorporation of allowances into basic pay will mean single men will earn the same as mar- ried men. This will cost $21,- 700,000 on top of the $63,600,000 for the--pay increase itself.

By and large, the pay in- crease percentages are at least double those of the last boost, announced early last year but retroactive to Oct. 1, 1964. The present increase is not retroact-

‘jive:

Family Physicians — lo Attend Assembly

Family physicians from th@{a separate program which. in-

Island will meet at the Confed- eration Centre from- Octpber 9th to lth, for the Second! Conjoint Scientific Assembly. This as- sembly is planned to be the big- gest one for family .physicians ever held in Atlantic Canada. It is organized by the Atlantic pro- vinces chapters of the College of General Practice of Canada. The assembly will start with registration and a tour of Con- federation Centre on Sunday ev- ening. During the next two days a full schedule is planned for the doctors, while their wives have

lcludes an Island tour, luncheon, |

and a fashion and fur show. The 'doctors will be, joining their wives for a Thanksgiving *din- ner, a dance, and entertainment in the theatre provided by “The | Travellers’ with Catherine Mac- |Kinnon.

Guests at the assembly will be Richard C. Rowe, M.B., ChB F.R.C.P. from Baltimore, Hy- man Caplan, M.D., C.M., from Nova Scotia, William C.. Niche- las, M.D. from Nove Scotia, and Robert N. Anderson, M.D., C.M from: Nova OR eee

S'side Youths Are Remanded

SUMMERSIDE — Four Sum- merside youths, Gary Wayne MacKenna, Ivan Joseph Ar- senault, Robert Ernest Richard, and Elmer Stephen Slavin, were Femanded to October 6 when they appeared before Magistrate W. Chester §. MacDonald in Prince County Magistrate’s Court yesterday. Each is charg- ed with break, entry and theft and with possession of a house- breaking instryment without law- ful excuse. They are represent- ed by Neil R. MacLeod.

The: magistrate told the four that preliminary hearing of the charges against them would take place October 27.

Francis Joseph Perry, Mis- egouche._was fined $10-and-costa or 5 days for operating a motor vehicle without a valid oper- ator’s license. A chargé azainst him of theft under. $50 in con- nection with the theft ‘of some theques from Seabrook’s Froz- in New ‘nnan was adjourned to October 4 » Joseph Edgar Arsenault, Max- \mville,,. was remanded in cus- tody to October 4°on a charge of common assault.

LOBSTER CASE

The case of Ferdinand Corm- |

ler, ‘Lower Cape Wolfe. N.B., tharged with possession of 25

andersized lobsters, was adjourn- | | ed for a decision after the hear- [v

WESTERN FUNERALS

MATHESON’ FUNERAL The funeral’ for Mrs. Sarah Re-

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becca. Matheson was held Thurs |

day, September 29 at the Comp- ton Funeral Home where ser- vice was conducted by Rev C.R. Webber. Hymns Breathe On Me, Breath of God | and Lead Kindly Light Ne Ist was Mrs. Eric Sheen: Pall- bearers were Edgar Wedlock, John Hopkirk, J.C. (Bud) Moun- tain, Claude Lyle, Windsor Cor- ney and Quintin Court. Inter- ment was in the Peoples’ ceme- tery, Summerside.

Dr. | were |

ing of testimony from three fed- eral. Department of Fisheries of- ficers and three winesee for the defence.

The fisheries cificers. testify- ing were C. L. Heckbert, Waldo Beck and J. A. Yeo. Giving de- fence evidence were the accus- ed, Arsene Doiron of Westmore- land County, N.B., and Belonie

County. Prosecuting the case for the: nt of- Fisher- ies was Neil R: MacLeod. De- fence council was Alfred R. Lan-‘ dry, Shediac, N.B.

was fined $10 and costs or 5 days for driving without due

care and attention.

A Lennox Island man was fined $20 and costs or 30 days for intoxication in a public ‘Place.

850,000,000 rice.

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Servicemen were briefed at 400 locations om the pay in- crease at about the same time Mr.” Hellyer was holding his press conference.

Mr. Hellyer said’the new pay scale compares favorably with that of industry—so far as yard- sticks can be established.

Pay Is Listed Rank By Rank

OTTAWA (CP)

School Red Cross Council. : \lottetown did not succeed in sur- | = os

— Compara-

the Canadian dollar, was deval- ued to 92.5 cents in U.S. funds in May, 1962, the. move was

undertaken by monetary policy rather than by forceful govern- ment action. He preferred a flexible exchange rate to a fixed one.

ALBANIA

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The Albanian foreign minis- jter’s words implied expecta- tions of a long war in Viet Nam. ‘The —-victories...of..the--- peoples will .only be obtained through uninterrupted struggles and sac- rifices,"’ he said. ‘‘They will have their .ups: and downs.” He indicated Peking is willing to be inthe United Nations, so long as it has the seat now oc- cupied by the Nationalist Chi- nese. “The Chiang Kai - shek cliqde on Formosa has usurped the seat that rightfully belongs to the People's Republic of China.”

He said China is the main ob- stacle to ‘‘Washington's plans to dominate the world, and this is the reason for the profound hos- tility of the United States to- wards it and for the redoubled U.S. efforts to enclose it." WOULD -ADMIT CHINA Haekkerup made one of the strongest calls voiced by a West European diplomat at the cur- rent session for Communist China’s admission.

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tern and Central ‘Districts n, Charlottetown, Fri., Sept.\30, 1966.

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Prince Edward’ Island Coundj}\Bo Canada, held \Jast evening at Boy. Scout Headquarters, Char- lottetown that this vine will

send a na inn

12th World\Jamboree to at Farragut\State Park, from August: } - 10, 1967. It estimated that. some: seventee thousand boys from nearly hundred countries will be in at- tendance.

Island boys will travel byCan- adian National Railway to Cal- _Sary and from there by bus with and from there by bus with

‘sides Girl Killed - \

Three-year-old Renata Hurd, daughter of Mr. “and Mrs. Fred ‘Hurd of Summerside, was killed yesterday. when she darted from behind a parked vehicle into. the path of an oncoming truck re- portedly. operated by Antoine Gallant of Summerside.

The accident occurred at ap- proximately 11:40 yesterday morning. The child was pronoun- ced dead on the scene of the ac- cident. The Summerside police are investigating, but no decision has been made as to whether an inquest will be held.

The body was taken to Char-

‘ |Jottetown last night where an

autopsy will be performed. Dr.

C.A. Coady is the coroner. Surviving the child are two

brothers, Edwin, who is. stat-

joned in Germany with the army |

and Arnold, who is in British Columbia. Also: surviving is one sister Moraine Lewise,-17, who is living at home and her grand-

itive armed forces maximum an- nual pay by rank (army rank is given but navy and air force

Cormier, ‘also of Westmoreland | réports

John Alfred Foley, Alberton. |

More than 90 per cent of 1,- } subsist mainly on |

equivaley « apply): I

\Oct. 1964 1966 1967 Pte. $4,896 $5,016 $5,220 Cpl.” 5,148 5,892 6,228 Sgt. 5,532. 6,60) 6,924 S Set. 5,964 6,960 7,284 wo2 6,468 7,512 7,836 “Lieut. 6.792 7,140 7,416 Capt. 8,376 10,164 10,524 Maj. 10,500 12,516 12,972 Lt.-Col. 12,648 14,688 15,240 Col. 15,228 17,268 17,928 Brig. 18,828. 20,508 21,300 Maj.-Gen. 20,928 22,848 23,760 Lt.-Gen, - 23,004 25,008 26,004 | Table does. not include new | annual increments of $36 for |

corporals, $60 for sergeants and

class warrant officers.

RISING PRICES Continued from page 1

Ido |encouraging “intelligent discus- issues betweeh management and labor.”

Detailed and well - publicized create an inf

ages in line with the country’s bility to increase production.

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\system of wage-price guidelines |

sion of the relevant economic |

r and charts on price’ | changes in industry would help | public opin- | a and serve to hold profits and }

"Prof. _Neufeld said that when

parents» Mr. and Mrs, Edwin | Haithwaite. of Manitoba.

ecial e Executive ea | Scouts of | {

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o| the summer of, 1967,

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the \Canadian

of some urteen béys to Idaho. Follow- the Jamboree, side tours to Va Ho, Salda an eae are plan-

Plans, were aie a Patrol’ sto each of

the ba continge hundred

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be held as Centennial eVents in

APRLE DAY oe and Edgar

to.the Apple Da}\Com-

ple Day, 1966, ‘will , y evening and ber. 21st and 22nd)

Neer’. in this aN

be -hel Naetarday, in\nearly . ‘province.

Brigadier Ww.

Scouts and \ Leaders World's Fair, \“EXPO") Ye this ‘province Island_. Scouts.

spend ‘the week. of July iN this bigsevent. It\is ‘planned FS travel to Sand from: Expo by CNR\with Seouts being billeted

j-at hospitality camps which \will

be set up. by the. Montreal Rég- ional Council, Boy. Scouts. of ‘S>-MeMurtry “will of travelling ar ‘rangements; Dr.A. L. Saunders will be in charge ot Health, In addition two clergymen, a con- tingent. treasurer and deput® chief will act on the headquart-: ers staff.”

The entire ontingent of Island boys will be ken down int

small tour units of six boys with a leader for con purposes, while at. Expo. All*

School Roof Under Repair

GEORGETOWN — Work was commenced this week on replac- ing approximately 1000 square feet of the roof on the George- town High School. The work is being done by Boudreau Sheet Metal Works Ltd., of Dieppe, New Brunswick.

Deterioration of a section of | the roof mainly centered over the washroom necessitated the

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Me ‘C. Parent and ‘Roger Crait of Summerside were |

outs and |’ leaders in the proyince\are elig- |—-; ible to apply for this event. \

The eases_of Laurie MacLure, Rolland Butler and Cyril Butler | all of Charlottetown,. Julius Neil- son of Halifax, Nova Scotia and William H. Burns of Summer- side appeared before the court on. charges of voting while un-

slecties. All cases were, further rned to October. .25 “due to

the ct that Supreme Court\has

| before\it a. petition under the Contraverted Election Act com>. plaining ofthe undue election of George F son.and four of he five persons charged in gistrate’s Court voted in the

el ial district in. which Mr. Fer; ran. The was inally’ a Prince County case which is being he by ‘Provincial Magistrate. Johnston che to the fatt that Provinci aerate Ww. ester S. Mac- ald. disqualifi imself from sitting on this part? ular case.

John ke of

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ed not guilty andthe case Nedjourned to Octobér 13 to allow aceused to obtain. counsel. id" “Francis Horton. of Iris with break entry. and hiss core, adjourned. to

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Heavy Docket Is Heard . In Georgetown Court

ed with theft of a shot gun | changed his earlier plea of not | guilty to one of guilty; He was’ fined $50 and costs or 20 days. con pailne MacPherson bf: osts, at River, charged with esca : of lawful custody from can John David’ Butier “of Gasp- County «Jail elected trial by a | T®aux pleaded guilty to causing judge without jury and had his 2. disturbance on Main Street m case ‘adjourned to October 20 Montague by swearing. He was

be held. ie oa McLellan of

“Edison P. re is, charged with breaking gon nieotad : Se on breaking and entering the law charge of dangerous driving had | fice of Melvin J. MacQuaid in his case adjourned to fix a| Souris and stealing $5,965, elect- date for trial. Collings was also © trial by magistrate. and plead- charged with driving while his | &¢ guilty. The amount of $4.593 license was suspended. No plea | 2@S been recovered. Mr. Me- was taken in this case and it| Lellan was represented by Les- Was adjourned to October to fr ter P. O'Donnell, QC. The ac- a Uate for frial. cused was cemanded in Kings

Charles Buell of Murray River, | County Jail te October 6 for

charged with having care: and | | seritence,

Ethelbert Guignard of St Anne du Bocage, New cBrung wick, pleaded guilty’ to impaired riving and was fined $100 and. -

| when a preliminary hearing will | fimed $25 and costs.

control ofa motor vehicle vie reenter re ree impaired and represented

D. Frank Sigsworth pleaded me Th

guilty. The cas@.was adjourned e Unbeatable

to October 25 for wpecial sitting Bluenose Mrs. Ida Johnson r . Murray |. During the 20's and 30's the tie iver.-charged with com itting | clipper from Lunenberg_N.S. 1it and bodily harm to Floyd | *was acclaimed queen of the ick Jomi$tfon by stabb North Atlantic fishin on a knife had her casey, Bluenose went on to Tecome

adjournedNto October 6 to sail ‘the most famous sailing her to obtain_ counsel. | Of. this century and so beloved ~Joseph I ry x0 Sampson | by Ganadians that her image is

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career as lowly ee dn 100, wo reported ; was | asa Berwin sorrow” and “ ignominy of ‘her death, a‘ na-' wena shame.” ober Reade

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