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FOR QUALITY. service and ab curacy, shop at Worth's Pharma-

IBLAND colored views. cras- well studio.

ifn.anl-:--Traffic Safely I City Schools-

Ispkinbd I & IalblHGmaIt''. the Littlelof thirty aceidut-frss days 5 t traffic safsw eamp- fellow who has proved so popuiargpennsnt will be raised again with

fection the children feel'fo1- El.

hibition. Max Ferguson. Stanley

photo by Wottos

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ill be instituted the in many cities and towns througb- fitting ceremony. Both the hoisting 0! sl ,1 the Klan. M Ma ougltiinadd and the United Stateesd. and l0W:l'l:g see:-erggnilensu will be ggmrlurses nt.P.l.'. nth: gg an txarlottetown. '9 IV school will be r t ondu te y s. in the J. 3&0 sponsored Junior with a peanut to be hoisted on the rcueserlce of the whtle student my 'i "" Y-V-(3-Au Build or 3;'e'flL"' 3 5,? Board at. Trade along with the Hllnole of the school grounds. body. on each occasion he will also A T; 5? 3""? XIII. till rstis- ldlnsln 35 ' 49 City ILA Pm this pennant. six feet in length, give a short lecture on traffic sa- g.hP"'”W- - c.lw.,. ,1 52 her. mpsrlatsudent of schools and has a gnsn hae with a fell! and reexpound the five safety l 1:! Ill Clllill mu" 3, 4., a number it leading business border and likeness of Elmer su- rules of Elmer. is in Cal - I-ll. Jho lint whnlpw - 3 53 firms. has the full MOPOTIHW 0' Pailnpoled in orange. It will re- These rules are: "look -both 9" ” , I III- 1-own” u M the principals and SCION!!! I313! ml!!! llylng so long as no pupil of ways before you cross the street. 99"” I" u” '55”?! II I3IIll- on... 52 so of the schools. loading the GIMP that school becomes involved in Kep out from betwegn parked "Wt and 3? Vsrlvsoumb noun”. 5. so sign are John Morris. chairman a traffic accident. City Police rec- cars. Hide your bicycle safely. and "9" I” "9'I' . CAI "D0 gun,” -4, 75 of the Junior B. of T. Traffic Salt orda will show when a child be- obey all signs and signals. Play "chi RN" '3 II! Pro pnduictu , 50 7 W Commllile: F-A-1 Jones. lIOII- comes involved and the depart- your games in a safe place. away 3"” "'5 393533533! e 3.1” you 52 73 orary chairman. who first susseIt- meat will notify the school can from the stret. Walk - Don't run ”" 1” Ill! BII'- gown, 50 ed attic: a 3211?: anid Pt:'l,i.cie S:-' iierned an: the pennant will be when you leave the curb. d:3”"h"d3 W gnu gg cu us W E. 0? 1' oware att dadb St. El the ee n eh 34"" Pflillll, . . p 3 m up Tilgm they ll-lVe Cllolell "Elmer by Sgt. Dowling..A-fter a becaxiiifer of tbep univewrs.:l b:-Tieell Helen Bolgsr. RN-o Charlottetown V mdm o:l scyludngyhthmwl If .35 that an elephant never forgets. , . .p . Dllmch HIS! liih lieu. R.N.. E. Island." Dr. Thsriault traced Yannouth 54 74 This friendly little fellow was born , Summgnidc Dlcirlct. Din. liar! tlla growth and expansion of fscll- 3., M,-. 5, 3 To onto, one o crea rs o ugs . ill an ill! pros- LIFAX (CP) - Th CITY AND CENTRAL '"”"l ”'F'mle.: uric" A 1 "' ”' "" '"'”'”'”' 3"?! '::'..":..' iii: "'.:'..i:”-"b .. ” Bullny. aiIioih;!r iavouriteuof tit; S b J ,, sump M M h I offlcedhilere sahys cooleer W53-lhig hildren. n e many c as an ., , " aye a c can no ongae sprea g out out prd - lltwns where he has ben adopted, ro2;'slt:8J1:l:sW.l:ln&ll ailtry in the Fridge. is seen above durlnfl lud8' G r. .h To (fill cars to It. . mm. upecud tosteach System gadeh his ilV(' safety rules and the at e apaud EX-ling last week. Head ov.r'.ag ault said. many patients are now and northern New Brunswick to.

ST. I-IUBERT. Qua. (cp)...

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day. Widely scattered showers are t i to accompany the arrival of the cooler sir. Continued fine,

marked reduction in traffic accid-

FOR CONVENIENCE. friendli- ness and economy, shop at Gig- geyls Pharmacy.

FUNERAL FIELD-The funeral of the late Mr. Ernest Msclnnia was held from Fredericton Christ- ian Church on Sunday afternoon. September 2nd.. and was very largely atttended. Rev. Bryer Jon- es conducted the services. Mr. Murdock MacLeod sang as a solo: "Going down the Valley". Pall bearers were Messrs Randolph Stevenson. Clarence Stevenson, Golden Dollar, Miller Weeks, Lloyd MacLeod and ElmerWlg-

more. The Interment was in the

gistrate K.M. Martin yesterday

imtil the seventh. Another. arrest- ed on a like charge, was lodged in the Queen's County Jail for twenty days on an old committ- ment. A man charged with oper- ating a stolen car and also charged with hit and run after being in- volved in an accident. was reman- ded imtil the seventh.

TRAFFIC ACClDEN'PS- Early yesterday afternoon a car travel- ling west on Grafton Street ram- med into the side of a car proc- eeding south on Hlllsboro. Both cars suffered considerable dam- age. Later in the afternoon a car hacking out from a parking space on the north side of Kent Street between Prince and Great George collided with a car going west on the same street; minor damag resulted. in both cases the occup- ants escaped with nothing more

than a slight shaking up.

Currie. Members of the L.0.L. and

some time.

FUNERAL HELD-The funenl of Wilfred Wllitlock was held from

the Hunter River United Ch h M. . E Bl ,

on Friday afternoon, Augugt m:m::d. :::'ghm.nr?:id. lazx. High Commisssioner to Canada Stewart S een at Government MacDonald. Back row - Wing Conn Photo

and was largely attended. The or 6 lbs.. 11 cu.

aeavicela were glonducted by Rev. . ! ,

. . oase. ey hymns sung JOLLIMOIIE - At the Prince ' ' f

were Safe in the a of .7 Co t n i l A t 29th IV I' Ubl 8 OTIVEHTIOH O

llild Abide with Mellmx solo.Tli.e lwllln lo nanilmMr':.iusliobert e J e For and I”

Ctv Hour Square be tifl .v lllm l Oli st t) ' ' ' h '1 d

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llxflclomtganled bynllirs. W1. l!ow- 5 on. Heather Karen. ' ' I -

e organ . - , HWDPHY Pall bearers were R.R. CABLE - At the Prince Count! thin; ull3velsl,illiIllleColcrI,r'r'llaTl':iuoLI1al,l!lanAtGl,lle"l.(:l'gi1onwHgll lillzwtlgflclal S lrliell. hflol. tl'.E.nl-Iliill, Dr. J.R. Hospital Monday September 3ll'd ,dl,n'Le,ig,,,,' 3. E, s, L. will be;party will be piped to their seats 0 GYPROC WALLBOARD '1" 'o"' l 9 M”h”0"v 1955 W M13 And M"'- C- D- C3”? held at Tignlsh on Thursday with by Plpc Major Burke. Reagll Bagnalla o R I hD. M . s id i n th st t) 0 . . O GYPROC INSULATION I E S S A S ....... " ” ” .".:::';.::..fv:r;.. ;,v;;,:.ns,:e:;m:-;:,es ::.;::..L.,es:,t;"l.,Fo;;:;:Lu 2: '..::;.::.l F TT D H T DV Tl A Active pall hearers were John rovincial president F Foch Mac lliranch (lid Mr. J. B. Myrlck. Jr. LATHePLAS'I'ERmTUCCO Hnmld B'n'"' M"'d”ct M"-" MAY": " M "” Prmce c”""IV Oonald M M of Souris. The con- chainnhn of commissioners of the ' Leod..lsmu H. Andrews and JD. Hospital" an August 195610 Ml" firm. will be honoured by thclvlllnge nf Tlgnish a film "The Authorized Dealer l :'c?g"lldd' ;," YdT'r"If:i;."”' T: M” Heg"::'dng”"'-lEm"i llgieisence of the Dominion presi Long Silence" will be shown. This; l ” M "' ' S N" ' ' ' ”"' 5 "mm "5”' dent Mr. David L. Burgess. M. B will be followed hv the presentat- tended in a body and the last lbs.. 4 015- C. of Oil d Ll t - l f t .ll-lent medals to, M W M gas: was sounded by Bngier Wm. CRAWFORD M "I Ch hm --1 Z-m--m--'-awn an en en nllle nfnrlllsr igreosldents of Tlgnlshl O E R.9" Each R.g' Each ”'0''- m 9 3' '-” dgughtzr Branch. Burial was is the church esaos- fawn ilotpitIl.- September 3111.. hm" Ch"'”"mw"' ' ' -n. d, t u. M rl I f C 3 ,,,. , ,, ML M M". ,,,,,,,, cm, Susanne inulsa weight 7 lbs. mWiece:a;:dch;,ngen'53:81:: 3; WOODWORKING CO. LTD. SPECIAL . 2.99 PAIR SPECIAL 3.19 PAIR G3"-"N .. M in. chm-lowdown representatives of all Legion l phone 8575

of Celtic school of Dancing enter- tained their pupils, parents and

friends. to screen slides of scenes of Scotland. in one of these mem- bers of the Burks family are seen participating in Highland Wedding Mrs. Burke the children's Tommy and Heather who recently returned from Scotland made us feel they too walked among the heather" by remarks on familiar scenes

dear to their hearts. other educat- ional films such as making pottery folk dancing were enjoyed by all. Then partaking of delicious re

freshments and extending heart

felt thanks to the entire Burke ism

Alexander are son)! to hear she has entered the Prince Edward Is- land Hospital for treatment.

The many friends of Mrs. Mit- chell MacDonald. 3.18 Richmond Street. will be sorry to learn that she is a patient in the Charlotte- town Hospital.

ed by plane to his home in Bos- ton after spending his vacation with his sister. Mrs. Ernest Hut- macher. 29 Edward Street.

week end with his mother. Mrs. Street. He was accompanied by

his shipmate, A.B.EM. Skeey, Saskatoon.

gast, Kensington. a son.

BULMAN - At the P. E. 1. Hos- pital on September 4th. 1968 to

Charles A. Yorston has return- -

A.B.E.M. Don MiicNeill, H.M.C. 3 S. Magnificent. Halifax, spent the e

Ernest Hutlnachcr, 29 Edward ,

Mr. Fritz Toliver has motored

p.m. The following day similar ceremonies will be carried out at Prince Street School and Queen Square and on Wednesday at Notre Dame Academy and the Model School.

Speculale Monroe Expecting Baby LONDON (AP) -- The Daily Sketch says actress Marilyn Mon- roe has consulted a gynecologist

and may be expecting a baby. Miss Monroe, wife of playwright

movie, The Sleeping Prince. she is making with Sir Laurence

Miller flew back to London Monday after a brief visit in the

of Monaco reiterated Tuesday she has ended her motion picture career. She also confided um in, name has been picked for an expected heir to the Monscan throne.

Prince Rainier and princes. Grace-the former Grace Kelly of Hollywoood and Philadelphia talked to reporters at the Mona- can legation.

They will sail for New York Friday aboard the liner United States. It will be their first visit since their wedding in Paril.

The prince denied reports the

erland, in the same clinic where Rita Hayworth gave birth to

the Monte Carlo hospital and the baby will be born there." the

States.

United

lency Dr. Usman Saatroamldioyo, Indonesian Ambassador to Canada and Sir Archibald Nye. British

prince said.

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H o n o u r Lieutenant Governor Prowse. Acting Premier. H o n.

New Brunswick command ill the Canadian Legion ended its annual coiuentoln here Tuesday vlilll the adoption of several and the election of George 5- Haytcr of Saint John as president-

Delegates voted to urge the New Brunswick government to give In- dians the right to purchase liquor through legal outlets and 10 pro- vide assistance to elderly persons wishing to constr

They also appr

tributions of at least 31,000 to the Olympic training plan and called on provincial authorities to dis- courage the flying of the United

try...

-treasurer H a r ry D. Lockhart. Moncton.

resolutions small groups.

Operation

wlthou a casualty.

uct homes.

oved yearly cou- flight last week.

Que.

Britain's 541.

Euzene Cullen and Mayor J- David the Ambassador. Mrs. B. Earle A. G. Macmillan.

C3" YOU! DOLLAR buyl more at . . - 'r- t -f s wn TREAT the sick well. Gis- "” ""5"" 9'"! 5'0"- 9"(l)5n1'glel;)'tle)rl'lffnfrhl11l,l)":""-e mg rm RGIIGFGTGS MOVIO LBQIOI1 In B. follexIiCA?'lrSQIl.lh;l'.onrtsllr Tm M153 Rum 3055' L M :xu?I.lndcTsta'l1hd.lu Pfttultlllle glngog lrl-wthew:::'thell:.::ntll:ie:0;:""" t . an Sty! Pharmacy. open I I-Rh 10 AMONG THE HEATHER -- lng ceremonies will be conducted career Endgd Holds convernion 3:3 Ito takal cad from this air Rest-try. 1:031 Camel RN. tors and angina" waver. still ro- area of high pressure remains if p.m. On Thursday evening August so at West Kent School at 10:15 l.m.l 08 use can! Iy,on the first Taking in e pan div mulul an p0 In! contributlna south of the district. punk md gm,-1,, nu,” ,e,che,.s and at Rochford Square at 3:01 PARIS (AP) P” G SAINT IOHN NB (CF) The iggmcclf their tlltht across the At- cussllcln on la-:cl:edlntdiilt'l;lnnwl:hn:RSis- i:;:lt;)rpt:e;hese P;'uy8:lhtII..trliIore spec Fm-ec.,t,:N. - ncess race - . . . -- - er ary . oss. - and c nurses Northern ova Scotia. prim,

The first stop is Goose Bay, La- brador, then Greenland and sear. land. The planes will proceed in

The mass flight is the latest in Random which has ferried some 600 jets-Sabres and T-33 trainers - to Europe so far

The ferry pilots will include the sabre pilots who took part in the record - breaking cross - Canada

They are Flt. Lt. Ralph Annis of McAdam. N.ll., who led the flight; F0 R. J. Childerhouse oi Arcola, Saak.: F0 Bruce Mert-

FI'cdcI'1cion cemetery. llv all went home high in their Arthur Miller has been absent - 1 u l ' ' baby. expected in February SW95 "38 ”,',”5"'9 W” 9” "'0' linger of Oakvllle, 0nt.. and so u. ,, I ,,,, , 5,, M - -. "HOE W"- Mr "' ”"'”' W 0' be in :'ri':...i”'.l:'ff.r.2'Zle:”?f.L.l.ll3”3..i? 8- J- Mwomuev M Gr-nu "-3- mini? RT-ll lf.'.'L”i'..r.lZi?"i.'.'” .?'.::.3 he s.3:l'”i:.::”;:...:l::..-..l”l.t:if

3 square mile compared with

two drunk and Incspables were

I.-ac: fingd twenty dollars and costs Olivier. Yasmin, the daughter of My other officers elected were: Aug'nuLuN5 yjw Human.

or ve Iylandathird person "" Offllll h is flri f Kb . v' -" sldent Athur E. McAl- p

I similar charge was remanded -1-1,. mgny mend. or M", 3.3, zaaulli; y ' Q N e "3 mm --iv. have engaged a room in lisll::rfIlsetiicoiislac.rand H. L. Mc- din 11955 Austra'lllla'l .P0llIllatlg P'.l:',sl,hf"::, 'f,;;3':,em me F Fee. Fredericton. and honorary ensly was only roe per number, of numend Nun" on

4 hero to visit his wife, Mrs. Tollver e:lU:1Eg:I'hsuElh:,l:El;b:rhe&::: will join her husband shortly in students and the public generally ary Medicine, to not more than eight (8) students, and not more I Lem, Wu held from her me n. 5:: Ei:I'-.gl";;"yl:aWl;'i1;; Ml:-01?; :!"ur':'!':;"::vi';'g"g1n fo9:':i3'a1::a3I than 3130.00 per year to each under the following conditions: l :'lfl';:;u':t Cgmf ggngifflg: Company Limited. Every isth girl or woman in Can- (1) That the applicant is approved by the Minister of Agriculture; ' - 1 r 1 I 5 :mJh;;e ltilgev ss6v"Ii::s 32- aIr1i;iwll.g:.lmi,Isl'crtor V1:-re.ttIei (2) That the has completed Grade XII, l nev. A.S. Weir and Rev. RA. Mrs. 'nolunii Dorr, Brentwood, t (3) That the student 1- -ttendlns a University approved by the l Phattalgson. interment wssmin the lgcvti Hamglslhl e, IDACIHIM3. Ji '1'. I-, g Mlllllibf 04 AZl'lClIlilll'O: e um ceme cry. During a scr- ar ow, gory, 2 , ave .- . vice Mr. Walter H. Shaw sang returned to their homes. While in - (T) Th” H" ""d"'" Cam mu II" Ptwmu M Prm" Ed'""I as a solo "When we Get To The this province on their holiday trip l WE HAVE Island but first option oi MI Icrvlccc for summer holldm. End Of The Way". The pail bear- they were the gu at f th ir - and ers. were W.R. Shaw, Hazen How- cute, Mr. and Mrs”. oJohne Gllllil, Y i ard. I-tw. Stretch. Daniel Mac- Hensley Street. Oil (5) That the Province of Prince Edward Island has an option on Arthur. Lloyd Murray and Martin the services of the student after graduation for one year for each year that the student received the grant.

L.O.B.A. it ded 1 ill: ,-

the L.0.B..A.”s1ervicen a-t llgygllv. .i.. v t'””'1. - . E Interested students should apply irnmediatel, to the condutedbM.H ldsctt, '

W-”.;"d ":"”'”i”iI.- ".:”:.”l:""i:: VISITORS CALL AT GOVERNMENT HOUSE "AWE" BROS DWW" " ”'"”"”l""'-'- Chspla . The funeral was one of "W" "39 0” P m 1' l l l f, 0, 3”

the urge” seen In the dmrm for to ML mm M". Aumn Ponder Yesterday morning His Excei- made compliment y calls on His House are. front row. left to right mander Alan Macmillan. Lt. mum” I .'

Sir Archibald Ny e. Governor A. W. Rogers, Mrs. J. J. P Prowse, Dr. Ssstroamidioyo. Mrs. Captain J.J. Connolly. lion Eugene Prowse, Mr. Achiadi. secretary to Cullen. Mrs. L. E. Prowse, Mrs..

can readily be absorbed into the expanding sphere of treatment," the doctor said.

Mrs. Vera MacDonald, Miss Ell. een MacDonald, Mrs. Florence Wonnacott, Sister Marie Monica - and Miss Margaret Collicutt. He was thanked by sister Mary

,ur-n:nNooN sgsgrou lnavld on behalf of the Associat-

The afternoon semion was eon- We .

veued at 2.00 p.m. with Invocation 0'5"" 9199'” "9" ' 9'93” by Very Rev. J.A. Sullivan, Rector 9'"v M" Rm” R”"t 3- No "'1' St. Dunstan's University. followed mediate P"t P'"Ide”t- Sm" by greetings and words of welcome Mary "9"" 3' N" W" P'9'ldi on new or cw w c---- cm" Fnnk 6' ouem "Id mm eron, R.. N.. Secy. Registrar, Mrs.

Dr. O.H. Curtis. Deputy inlster .. , Helen Bolger. R. N.. Councillors: :I;e:l'.alill on behalf of the depart Mi” Igsrenccmwosouglom R. N: ' Mss can at: n d, R. N.: Nrllilrlgredsel-321:? lllg':f;”f,';l'c;o':::g”-RR- Toward Better Nursing . under Klmarme Macunim. Ni; mu

Edward Island. lower st. .101," River valley. southern half of east. ern N.B. counties: Sunny wm, little change in temperature; ngm winds. Low-high at New Glasgow 50 and 80, Charlottetown 55 and B0, Fredericton 50 and 80, Saint John 55 and 15. Moncton 50 and 82.

High tide today at Charoitetown at 10.50 a.m. and 11.24 p.m. gt Rustioo 6.08 em. and 6.87 pm, Summerside tides eighteen min. utes later than Charlottetown. Sun rises today at 5.40 am and setg at 6.43 p.m

SWAN LAKE

Ross, R.N.. an narrator. Eight nurses took part in.the drama-

Storey, R. N He didn't like it.

Canada almost doubled from as.- no to 50. 1:1 to meet the require- ments of a population increasing at the same rats and the new requirements demanded by health and medlcan services. " Sister Mary Irene told the members in her report. "in our Province the number of registered nurses have increased from 105 in 1925 to 905 in 1055. While we realize that hos- pitals are not the only employing agency for nurses. we are told that hospitals today rank fifth in big business. and every graduate nurse is part and parcel of the ad- ministration and management of this gigantic business.” the presid- ent said.

speaking particularly of "'l'he Road Ahead", the president said. "Each of us must find ways to interpret the challenge and satis- factions of nursing to High School

We have a number of new and used 22 inch, 24 inch and 26 inch potato diggers on hand both power and

l

ground driven. Pickers also available. 1

DAWSON'S SERVICE STATION

CRAPAUD PHONE 17

NOTICE TO STUDENTS

The Province of Prince Edward Island through the Department of Agriculture will grant assistance to students in Agriculture pre- paring for Degrees of B.Sc., (Ag:-l.). B.Sc. (Home Ec.). and Veterln.

- Hospital on Saturday September

1. iitso to Mr. and Mrs. James Griffin. New Wiltshire. a daugh- ter Hits Elisabeth.

i

Resting at the Hennessey Funer- al Home from where the Funeral will be held on Thursday morn- ing to St. Dunstan's Basilica for Requiem I-ii Mass at I o'clock. Interment tholic Cemetery.

MACDONALD - M the Queen

' John Henderson of Trnro will also

Branches in attendance. will he-1 headed by the Sea Cadets Hand

36 Lower Watay St.

of Summerside.

On the return march in the Leg- ion Home the salute will be taken by His Honour Lieutenant Gover-

by provincial chairman Charles Hogan.

speakers at the evening banquet will include Mr. David Burgess M. s. E.. M. c.. Group Captain W. H- Swetmsn. D. 9. 0.. D F C. Coin- marldlng officer it C. A. F Stat- ion. summerside; Hrm J. A. Hero- ard and .1. A. MacDonald. Tlgnlsb Mr. Don Thompson. chief service officer. Dominion Command and

Thenoon meal and the ha will be catered to by the Auxiliary of the Tignish arsseh.

PLAN PIOQIUIIVI RTIIIBO BUEHOI EBB APY-Alger

and power

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