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JUNIOR RED CROSS PRESENTS WHEELCHAIR
row. Joyce Connolly Birchwood High School and Michael Clow, Prince Street School. Giving
The Junior Red Cross of P.E.I. presented a wheelchair yesterday to the Cerebral
raised by the Junior Red Cross to assist children at home and abroad.
ISLAND NEWS PAGE
Iv Alberlon and West Prince County
, 2 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Thurs. Dec. 20,1962.
son and Kellogg. after discus- sions yesterday with the West Point Ferry committee and In- dustry and Natural Resources Minister Leo Rossiter, will study data gathered and submit a price on the cost of a feasibil. ity study on the proposed West Point - New Brunswick ferry service.
Representatives of the com- pany met yesterday with Mr. Rossiter and the ferry com- mittee in Charlottetown.
“If a survey can be arrang- ed." said Mr. Rossiter, “it will
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robably qualify under the pro- visions of the federal-provincial Agricultural Rehabilitation and Development Act. If so, the fe- deral government will pay per cent of the cost."
The minister indicated that considerable information re- garding a fer service will be available to the Toronto f lr m. “Much data." he said. “has already been gathered by the department of industry and na- tural resources. the department of tourism, and the federal de- partments of transport and pub- lic works."
L Three Cases
Are Disposed AI Alberton
ALBERTON — Only three cases were disposed of at Al-
W. Chester S. Mac-Donald.
Daniel Carl McLean. Alber- ton South‘ charged with break- ' d entering the Western Hospital, had his case adjourn— ed until March 20. The magis< Irate told McLean that his be- haviour during the next three months will determine his sen- tence.
One man was fined $20 and
the new wheelchair a trial is Ivan Farquharson, while another pupil Michael Murnag- han looks on. The wheelchair was purchased from funds
Palsy Training Centre in Char- lottetown for use of some of its pupils. Making the presen- tation on behalf of the Island Junior Red Cross are. back
Renewal Of Arms Conference: Is Urged By E.L.M. Burns
CP from Reuters-AP .Soviet delegate, who had said GENEVA - Canadian de1e.lan interim arrangement would. gate E. L, M, Burns appealed iopen to the Western powers the ; to the nuclear powers Wednes. possibility of carrying out un-; day to return to the disarma- Ldersround tests. , ment conference after the Christmas recess with instruc-ISAHES ERA}:th {CURIOUS‘ tions that would permit the: “Fey 15 s a curious conclusion of a nuclear test-ban [Charge to .make again“ a sug' ‘ treaty early in the New Year. gem” Whmh has ,had the sup' ; " port of the majority of mem-, ms express“ disappoint bers of the United Nations as.
Elf”. “V” thefirekcttlo“ "(Rafi well as the majority of those; er”: arranaemen ‘around this table," Burns said. , under-smund tests‘ ‘ "U der such an arrangement I
11 Such a lime-limited arrange- I the Soviet Union would have the I ment was proposed by most of opportunity of demonstrating to l the neutral delegations in order an interim scientific commission 5 to enable all tests to be SlODDEd ‘that it is right when it claims 4 by the 9nd “5 lhlS year. While lthat on-site inspection is unnec-] WWW ,
essary . . . f after a trial period the Soviet Union was dis- satisfied with the interim ar- rangement, it would not be bound by it forever . . . “The Canadian delegation wishes to address an earnest appeal to all the nuclear powers to use the forthcoming recess to
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The town of Souris wishes to inform the General Public the following By-Law will be strictly enforced during the coming months. During the period from Dec. 1 to April 30th in each year both dates inclusive, no car, truck or other motor vehicle shall be parked, stopped or left standing on any street within the Town for a period longer than 30 minutes between the hour of 12 pan. and 8 am. Firemen, Police and Doc- tor. WHILE 0N DUTY shall be exempt from this lay-hm
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Harper Road Man Dies
TIGNISl-I—Onesime Doucette, Harper Road. passed away Tuesday morning at the home of Mrs. Edmond Christopher, at the age of 83 years. Left to mourn is a brother, Peter. in Toronto.
The funeral will be held Wed- nesday morning from St. Simon and St. Jude‘s Church, Tignish, for Requiem High Mass at 10 o'clock. Interment will be in the church cemetery.
Sixty members of the P.E.I. Regiment’s “B” Squadron. Montague, attended a bano quet and pay parade at Hill~ side Inn, Montague, Friday night. The squadron this year
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won two trophies, the J. D. Stewart trophy for marks- manship and the Col. G. E. Full trophy for being the most efficient squadron. Picture at the head table left to right is
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in flurries: temperatures near
Mayor B. H. Yeo, Major W. S. Veale, officer commanding the squadron; Lt.~Col. D. J. McCormack, commanding of- ficer of the P.E.I. Regiment. and Capt. Warren Farrar.
High tide today at Charlotte- town at 4:45 am. and 5:41 pm, At Rustico at -— and 1:39 p.m_ Summerslde tide eighteen min. utes later than Charlottetown.
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VATICAN CITY (AP) —- A spokesman said Tuesday Pope John XXIII was continuing to make steady progress. The 81- year-old leader of the Roman Catholic Church became seri- ously ill three weeks ago. A spokesman said Dr. Antonio Gasbarrini, the Pope’s physi- cian, saw the Pope Monday night. Gasbarrlni will see the Pope once more before return-
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Lower St. John River Valley: Cloudy with a few snowflurries; colder; northwest winds . Early morning and mid after- noon temperature at Frederic- ton 34 and 25. Saint John 38 and
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