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Islanders have — just | through the driest January to

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Statistics yesterday | from Warren Burns, weather observer at the Experimental Farm, show total rainfall in the six-month period up to mid- night June 30 amounted to 10.91 |

inches. The next driest January-June | was in 1911, when @ rain- | fall of 11.39 inches was record-

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Western and Central Districts. The Guardian, Charlottetown, Sat.. July 3, 1965.

Said Driest Ever

Ravealiih Association Schedules Picnic Indoors,

TIGNISH— The Tignish Sports| look after the various activities Recreation “he, Tiga will hold | of the day which will get under- its annual lobster bonanza and! way at | p.m.

picnic in the few Centennial |

om et with ——_— | arena on Wednesday, July 7. be

| This was decided at~a recent | and pony rides for = children. oan) meeting of the association ehair- ed by the pienft chairman, Mrs. | Reg. Eldérshaw.

Months

in the spacious buildi

by the | quenmer | women's working Au -

of July 5, at the ““rigeiah Dalian

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_|Arts Foundation Opens = On it 5 For Summer

TIGNISH — ‘The Tignish Arts| Montreal. Mr. Porter was en- A lobster supper will be served ‘roundation will 1 soos its. doors Monday,

aged and assisted in his new venture by Alma Buote. a a: Dalton | fessional artist from New York :

sett iden. to, hehe the Benesinn ee will be | School: jand now living at her former

ndoors was thought a good o'c ancing i oreadi and | home in Tignish, w will Ke: gestion? as rie tes forced cancel: | held with music by the Rockin’ ‘coe oa nee ~ teaching art “at ythe .summer’

lation several times: during the | Robins, a local group of young | ward with, keen a *

cit vieteldey A th ' past four years. | people being encouraged and Cran, professor at y orenoon. © " Chairman have been picked to | promoted by the association. - Loyola and teach er at the lace was about average, s——| Following the picnic the arena courses wil consist a | hool, Islanders should jit nos eemnet. will be used July 12 for the Alan ‘folklore, painting, ee a oo part ini ir en ‘en inches of snowfall is taken Sherbrooke Mills show, and later on dur-| vepsationa ae arcinend {living culture, and- tHe projéc's

as roughly equa! to one inch of rainfall for computing ws ik precipitation. That is the

standard, though Mr. Burns ex- | | plains that in recent years wea- | ther observers like “himself are: required to’ melt, the’ snow. and lascertain the actual a mio unt of water in it. The reason is | Simple; some snow is much wet-

re the summer for other activ- ty

The arena will also be used by | the youth during the Red Cross Water Safety Swimming course that will get jet_ underway July 17."

“Oil Tanker itm.

seminars in the Each week there will be

School Closes

A -large ‘number - of parents and friends attended closing ex- | ercises of ~ Sherbrooke School held recently in*the school au- | ditorium.

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is set for Friday July 9.

show, discussion \yon training course a

lectures and films. The Tirgigene |

The concluding week will fea- a play,\an art leaders |

fa book dis- ise hool will be on hand

the foundation are geared to mrich community life. Educa- mal research will be done by ‘Mrs. Cran. if

The incorporation of the Arts Foundation was finalized ° re- cently. Annalee Myrick of Hali- fax and educated in the Tignish to

ed. play. Ke i th the teachin of The dry weather has raised ter than others, so, it would ton- The musical part of the pro- Fi ed he ee |help _ wi | the forest fire-hazard in the | tain. more water gram was under the direction of | Re- oat | cite’ of heat e Porter, wh | radied Henri Ponte “whe hee ince to~ the re level, | music teacher, Mrs. Herman | The Irving Hemlock left Char- attended the Tignish schools and | | ne ies a r Seoording 10° the feder meee Picnic Marks. Dyment, .and Wayne Bernard, | jot late Thursday for New has now completed his third | teaching at Tignish along with department. grade 10 pupil, acted as chair-’ Brunswiek when water level ,year at Loyola Anis ersity in Patrick Conlon who is interested SCHOLARSHIP. WINNERS AT SOURIS Rainfall last month was only Closing Of man. | rose in the harbor. lin drama, ‘The school is expect ‘89 of an-inch but that was: not | . The program The tanker had gone aground | ed to attract tourist to the area. Theee Souris Regional High ern Kings Women's Institute. stow; Barbara Dixon, East driest June on record. The un-/ Brackley School — = Susan a ge at low tide early Thursday even: Wood idands : School students are winners of From left are first prize win- ‘Baltic, second . prize, and = tg Oo ad pa Sissda, ‘esther’ oak guatls cee neat’ Sone 4 ase en ing. in alas when he to have holarshi - ; sf ! Garth MacAulay, tow, ught came in w o * , Compton, Bob- been in ast when ground- ac ps offered by East ner James MacPhee. ana — Cheps' an inch fell from the skies. |of the Brackley district recently by Rogerson, Gregory Steele,|ing took ace opposite -the Ferry Service THANKS ‘otal rainfall since January | | attended a picnic at Brackley Billy Thompson, -and Roger | Maritime foe Co. 0. plant. —

rd lis 8.65 inches below the 55 - year the shoo ea sie me ae that's how long offi- |

de 11 the trustees’ prize cial weather data has been re-| we hee |eorded for this province. It is)

standing wore present> | Se hes below the figures for |

ed to Elizabeth Platts, Eileen Matheson and Shirley Lidstone. | A prize for fourth standing, do- |

Q Leary none righ :

Agricultural observers have |

Neale; -a.solo by’ Petty Dekker — and a number of choruses.

The teachers, Mrs. Pex MacNeill and Mrs. nes Swim, presented prizes and cer- | Closing Is Held h tificates. Grade nine and 10 pu-| Marion Easter, teacher of |#* pils receiving certificates were East Wiltshire School, present- Wayne Bernard, Betty Dekker ed- prizes to her pupils at school |

'beach which marked the closing of the Brackley Point School. The woman's institute provid- ed the evening supper after which Gerald Robinson, retiring trustee, was presented with gifts on behalf of the commun- | ity. In his remarks Mr. Robin-

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Northumberland Ferries ‘

crossings per day.

“\Is Stepped Up exe ‘thanks to all the kind

stepped up its service to | People in the Tignish area, summer schedule of eight/who are helping them in

The Tignish Fire Dept. press deep appreciation

their efforts to raise funds

nated-by St. Mark's CWL went been warning for several weeks | : a . te Glen MacWilliams. that ‘the unusual drought could 5°” thanked the parents for and Errol Pauptit (grade 10), elosing exercises this week. neeneere ae en | to.improve-their fire fight ; ir co-operation during pgst and Betty Mackwes (grate) district Women's ‘Insti- the Island and the mainl re | in uipment Shirley Lidstone received the Wréak havoc with farm crops, | be and nines 2 henahadtha oldlidren:. with a 9.35; 11.10, 12.50, 2.30, 4.05, iz equip . | Legion prize and Valerie Clem-) and Mr. ae observed ts |? Sports aeents ‘n the tale ain. | ak “AME aoa: Seana 5.40 and 7.15. ’ Cyril J. Arsenault ae ents the =the Turner prize for morning that “July is normal | oon rounded out the day’s act- thanked the teachers for their; The children presented gifts to| The summer schedule went | - Fire Chief . fn MacAusland yeceiv-| Receiving grade 12 diplomas! music. : ly a dry month, so that even if | ivity efforts during the year the teacher. linto effect Sunday. a aes i Governor General's redial were Shirley MacAusiand, Carol; Grade I : Etizabeth | we get a norma! July precipita- , : : Sep eee ae am ST a the graduation exercises of Matheson, Robert Matheson, Platts, Eileen Matheson, Shirley tion — the average is 3.02 inch- : O'Leary Regional High School Dale T.urner, “Roy Lidstone,!Lidstone, Glen MacWilliams, es — the Island farmers could Thursday evening. Presentation Marne Howard, Clinton Morrison | Joyce Gallant, Judy Coughlin, still be in trouble.” “e of the medal was made ty Hon: and Effa Elis: |Mary—Dalton,Linda Thomas, The precipitation per m on th ‘ . L. G. Dewar,*MD minister of Certificates: Barry Lecky, |Karen Cooke, Beverley Horne, |is given here, with the 55-year ’ z education. Barry Ellis, Kenneth MacWil-|Debbis Ellis and Ariel Lecky | average for the same months in : a : It. was announced that Miss liams, Patricia MacDonald,| Grade 1) certificates: Debor- brackets: , January 3.5 inches t ou ave. a t @& ed t MacAusland had also been awar- Barry MacDougall, Elaine Rog-|ah Winn,» Norman MacDougall, | (4.10 inches); Feb.- 2.53. inches : ded a’ Sharp scholarship and an ers, Elizabeth Murphy, Bever-|Barbara Cooke, Eric Shaw, (3.41 inches); March*.84 inches a ~ en entrance scholarship to M6unt ley Gray and Allison McCorm- Wayne Peters, Dolores. Dalton, | (3.33 inches); April .49 inches - e Allison University. ick.” Blair Lewis; Joseph-McAliar and (2.95 inches); May 1.66 inches ca re rotection ou nee Trustees’ -prizes for high Passed: Kenneth Bell, Donna | David Stewart. | (2.87 inches); June .89 inches 1 : standing in the graduating class Cousins, Dale Murphy, Eile en| Grade 11 posed: ( Gayle Gam (29. inches). eee s were presented to Shirley Mac- Rovers and Georgene-MacDon- ble, _ Doug son, a) urns a rv E Ausland, Carol Matheson and aid “Arsenault, Charles Gorrill, Dot-|the rainfall of Tuesday night reac no urt er.. ~-Robert -Matheson-A-—prize-don-—"Trophies-donated—by--thetrus-/ tie. Dennis, Gail Bulger and Phy- was spotty. In several areas of| \, . e ated by Rev. Clarence Pitre for tee board and by the student |llis Bulger. |the province the rain was % ; P Za te la ta beers re Abe irr pr ner oe germonggeonr og pe me gee ag < mbined a ic 6«(Cability w class stees’ prizes were | ni wi : a a ae ee Bie a a rec eae een are rene ERS Rareninaa - meee tl ps The Canadian Legion prize scademic ability were awarded (presented: to Valerie Clements, /wés-no-such-reinfall, though;-in.| ———— But if your present health plan leaves ae to be desired in the way of bene- peo to — a and to: Shirley MacAusland and | Sendra MacDonald and Diana the area sroued Charlottetown fits or cost, or # you have. no plan at all... consider Blue Shield-Blue Cross. Blue , y’s department store prize Robert Matheson. | Arsenault. or example = fasta te hides elie ie the eemonstolsd sacs souk e Pr ee ee ce ae ke Shield is a prepaid plan for medical care. Blue: Cross is a prepaid = for semi Clinton Morrison received a for high standing were present: | eter erage toes nied Yt be. shove average though private hospital accommodation. ial prize for r I prese that detai not been worked case donated by Rev Reginald os Je Tele Tae silies. | | the ween’ s. peeatale _ Serice| Both plans are operated by the Maritime Hospital Service Asiociation, a non-profit Phelan. In announcing this Other members of the graduat-|Convemion prinet three | Lecky, Donna Hardy, Elaine anization sponsored by physicians and hospitals of the Atlantic provinces. award principal Earle Jel ley ing class were Sheila MacDon- | dents rrigge rte dente ai, Muligan, Nie Matthews, = 7 . spo by 5 Pp stated that Clinton had-missed—aid. Nancy MacDonald,—-Gloria | in grade 10. These stu “a Wanda _ Rodger: and Doris - . : ear weuihs of ae last year MacDonald and Vera O'Holl- peered a ios er ce. Stewart. ause of an accident in. which -oran.) . : “| Grade nine certificates: Lioyd ; i % he susiained fractures of both Dale Turner was choses ‘vale. thy and Clair Sweet ng Waits Belly ‘Lewin, Alli 308 BLUE SHIELD-BLUE £ROSS pays the bills. a s.. Through courage. an r- Reby Bulger a ery] Ma Stew slcaruaan one ae Oa cane ee ee J Castige alee recetued. print. for in'ce aptamer ioae eas: This’ includes doctor bifls, for care in the home, office and hospital . . ..comprehene ance of his twin ee be nee eet and sae ia ae — en Serre brooks, Francis Bulger, Charles sive surgical, obstetrical and medical services for you and your family. lt provides grade a this iy . ni 'Macl All i year, has muecesstully complet- minister and director of educa-| Mark's parish councils of the dea Callaghan Guateon” be semi-private* hospital accommodatién with no limit on dollats or days. ed grade tion, in addressing the graduat-|CwL,. ‘ment, Carmen Gay, Jerry 0’- @ or an allowance toward a private room). es, pointed out that oe Oe ia |, Other grade 10 awards were Malley, Beverley Lewis, John eee) = "/plorers were interested only iM the qJ. Matheson drug store Buchanan, Mary McAllar, Ellen : _~ DEATH NOTICES the things of survival value: He | prize for music to Clair Sweet, | Dewar, Dennis MacDonald, Nei- suggested that in a materialistic |+,. st Anthony's CWL prize for. la MacKay, Bryan Ramsay, BLUE oann ati CROSS indole with you. Received too late for Classified civilization we tend to put em-! music to Sheryl McCarthy, the | Paul Fitzpatrick, Olga Dennis. calcicnieieanae thes "el these tat, sre based on |L2ei8 Nein ee. ens Lorna Phillips, Helen Cousins, "Wherever you go on business er pleasure or should you move away, change jobs or a <s eee land the Bethelette rize May Cornish, Donna C oo ke, Ste, DUNN — At the Charlottetown Hospital, the belief that God has & DIAN for greatest aucavetaal” to | Jean” Cornish, Nancy MacKay’ = -retire, your Blue Shield-Blue Cross protection. — and your tamjly goes with you. he , é Friday... daly i, Harold ean ot for every life and that Teal Ira Smith. ro | Linda MacKay. Pearse. enn ce ee et —— ome from w the funeral | an ger, ery’ arthy. air Ramsay, Kaye Faye ‘the tenarel bees 05.845 for’ Scan | Mr. MacKenzie recommended Sweet, Isabelle | MacDougall, MacWilliams, Gabriel Gallant, * BLUE iaie in CROSS ¢ covers you he bet life. : High Mass at St Snachion’s Caste for a four or valet oes nore rae. Murphy, Stanley Hierlihy, Betty Stewart, oe es ed, Me t Vernon River at 9 o'clock. Interment -believes to have survival va Arthur O'Malley, Gary Collicutt, |Beverley Smaliman, Sylvia Cou- m will never cancell ‘ will be im the church cemetery. reaffirmation of faith in God ax |Allen Bagiole, Wallis Ellis, ghlin, Pegey Iman. Syivia Cou- Cope enretted, , your membership 204 : entents are covered “PATON — At Yarmouth, NS., Tuesday, the Creator and Controller of | Myra Hardy,” Laura Lee Ram-/ Arsenault, Cecit-Daiton. Edward ecause of how much care you may Re And your dependents are Covered as June 29, 1985, Col. James R. Paton. the universe; fresh -eppreciation say and Patricia Ramsay: ; Blanchard. “they arrive. a formerly of Charlottetown. in his 72nd of the qualities of sympathy, Grade 10 certificates: Phyllis | 4

- With service commencing at 19 a.m. ‘aheeusant Sabare den. evidenced by words of Churchill |MacWilliams, Richard ; lieu of a puchueas e te Po during World War II,. will give | Aven Collicutt, Marlene Arsen- tarded 's fund wilk be appreci- | comfort and inspiration. | sult, Deborah Maclsaac, Arlene aye. ?Principal Earle Jelley gave | Wallace, Carol Ann Butler, The- MACRON At the Kings Counjy iS report jand Therin Ellis, |Ima Waite, Janice MacWilliam, Memorial Hospital, Thursday, July

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held from St. Andrew's Presby-| © Hospital. |da Morrison, John Rogers Brian : Wed-|

erie tune 30. at 230 p.m,| ENTERS CITY HOSPITAL

The services were conducted by, Vernon England, Alberton, has CORRECTI ON. |

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year. Remains were forwarded from the MacLean Funeral Home tothe All

Chapel, Rochford Square. — -Fu: neral today’ from St. Peter’s Cathedral

generosity and love; courage; | Dennis, Syivia Matheson, Avard | and-an-abjlity-to-face-life with a _Smaliman,..Judy..MacKay,._Ira ‘realistic approach which, as|Smith,. Adele McCarthy, Joyce

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Start. Your Day With MILK!

EF chairman of the school board, | Robert Ramsay, Lowell Mert all gon and Jean Graham.

gon, Ronald Saunders, Joyce | Musical selections during the |Gorrill, Belinda Collicutt, Louis evening were—under—directionof-_Jones,—Billy-Elliott,_Alma Ste- ‘Mrs. Harold Rogan. wart, Barbara Silliker, Lorrain MacLEAN — At the Prince Edward ts-|, AN outstanding feature of the Smith, David MacWilliam oat land Hospital commencement exercises was Buchanan. Rugh A. for- the presentation of a silver tray — ot io tesineaee ne ee cea to Elizabeth .Platts who had __Funeral_ from Dundas United Church. brought honor to the school Sunday. July 4, at 3.390 p.m. Interment When she came first in the -pro-

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River Funeral Home until noon today. tioning of the school. ‘Then_ to the’ United Church, Murray |

Harbor, for funeral service commen. cing at\2 o'clock. Interment in Mur-7 ray Harbor cemetery,

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prizes for high stand- | ing in grade nine were present- | ed to Arthur Matheson, Rhonda |

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Carruthers and Frances — | in Dundas cemetery. vincial examinations for grade tips. i iv u The on t to Paul- | iain marvay ‘Des an 08 ME “ang ette iebea tos aed! ; REPORT eecae hesing' ot the. Culclitie Fu. get’s CWL prize for English to é - i Beauty Selon prise Riends FYOM Parliament He

neral Home until noon today, then to Fairview Baptist Church, service com- mencing at 1.20. Interment in the ehurch cemetery.

EASTERN _ FUNERALS.

NICHOLSON “FUNERAL The funeral for-J. Homer Nichol- | son, Moncton, N.B., formerly of

Beauty Salon prize to Rhonda Carruthers.

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Grade nine diplomas: iat

Matheson, Rhonda Carruthers, |

Frances Phillips, Emmerson pf?

Gorrill, Earl Leard, Nancy Mac- |

Dougall, Kay Waite, Barry Mac- & Donald, Gloria Silliker, Anna ; Ee

Rayner, Bonita Gorrill, Maryibd

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Marilyn Murphy, Sandra Mae-

Donald, Wilma Coughlin, Bren-/

South, is a patient in the West-

Rev. Basil Lowery assisted hy entered the- Charlottetown Hos- Rev. Donald Campbell. The pital for treatment.

selections Beyond The Sunset ur ee ROSPITAL In yeentaa ieee

and The Christian's Goodnizht| lan ad rtisemen ookl} Mrs. C.B. Jelly, Summerside, ve! it aeeuen - 7, a. is a patient in the Prince County | ed for a gigantic ’ Campbell, organist. Pallbearers Hospital. . supper every Saturday at were Seas —_——s, cae : RETURNS HOME St, Anne's Parish Hall,

Hope River.. This wag in- correct. It hens have | read every Friday. Sup- pers are served from 4 to 9 o’clock.

Mrs Heath Howatt has re- turned to her —_ in Tryon fol- lowing surgery ‘the Prince Edward—tsland Hospital. ‘

INJURES HAND Gerald Keough, employee of the Tignish Fisheries Co-opera- tive, and catcher with the Tig-

Rogers;.G. David Stew- art and William Cotton. The flowerbearers were Chester Martin, Alan Campbell, J. K. MacDonald and Malcolm Mac- Gowan. A representative of the Montague Branch of the Royal Be ge — was in attend- ance a tl aveside service) was read by Ps 5. DesRoches. nish Aces, will be “for pF een was played by piper Several weeks due to a ae

MacLeod and the Olt accident to “his left hand t Saet: ade senaete “cane tigen ervuged: Wavendl. Iendire, while bugler George Boudréault. at work on Wednesday. He was

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