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Friday Night Swimming At ‘'Y’ | Is Gruelling Underwater Test
By DAVE MILLER
The
“swimming
firemen’ also
When one thinks of the word worked with the dragger fleets inthe dangerous work of un- tangling nets and lines
AGAIN REPRESENTED
The Souris fire department is again represented on this year's
“swimmer’’ he imagines a per- son gliding across the top of the water, not below it But this is the case every Friday evening in the Charlottetown YMCA pool. when students cath- er for a SCUBA (self contained under water breathing apparat- us) course. This course was organized by a select group of divers two years ago and has
produced excellent results on Prince Edward Island Twenty-five people are now
qualified as. full-fledged = skin- divers as a direct result of this school. The course is under the guidance of Avon Andrew. Char- lottetown. who holds tivesaving and skin and scuba instructor awards This vear's course is being conducted on Friday eve- ning at the Charlottetown YMCA pool “ .
Men from all ovér ‘the Island made up the original 25 to re- ceive the award of scuba-diver. but most notable among these are volunteers from the Souris Fire Department. The fire de- partment buys its own equip- ment and men are trained in Charlottetown to work on any emergency that might occur in the busy port. Last vear. two bodies were recovered by these firemen in very deep waters
course
with four men _ being
trained at present. The course is
not for the poor swimmer,
the tests are long and arduous.
Duration of the caurse
months
is five
Before a man is admitted to the school, he must pass a pre-
requisite exam. This exam
cludes two surface dives in deep
water ft
a 3% vard swim, underwater swim
a 45 and a *O
vard swim wearing 10 lb. weight
belts If
successfully
the
prerequisite passed
exam is the novice
is now ready for the skin-diving
portinn of the school. Equip- ment for this course includes a face-mask, snorkel. and fins To graduate, the student must
clear the face mask and snork- el in nine feet of weter. release and recover weight belt in deep
water fee!
swim 400 vards, swim 75 underwater and be an .ex-
pert in artificial respiration The last and most important sezment of the course is the ac-
tual scuba school must equipment
dent
Here the stu- provide his own consisting of tanks
VITAL STATISTICS
BIRTHS
At the Prince Edward Is - on Feb 28r-1965. to Mr : Miller... a. daughter Lois Joyee, 7 Ibs, 13% ozs
MILLER
At the Charlottetown Hos- 1965, to Mr and
MYERS - pital on March 2nd Mrs. Leonard Myres. Head of Hills- bere, a son, John Francis. weight 9 Tos., 15 os. A brother for Fabian
RICHARDS — Mr and Mrs Donald Richards (nee Rertha MacLeod), are happy to announce the arrival of thetr son Kirt Douglas. 9 Ibs. 19 ozs. at Toronto East General Hospital. Feb- ruary 18, 1965 A brother for Gill and Viekt
MecPRERSON — At the Charlottetown Hospita) on March. 2. 1965..to Mr and Mrs. George MacPherson, Launching, a wn. 6 Ibs. 10 oss. A brother for Gailyne, Collen and George
MacPHERSON — Born at the Char fettetown Hospital on February 77. 1965, to Mr and Mrs Alfred Mae- Pherson. Vernon River. a daughter “Tara Rose’ A sister for Barbara Ann
end Alfreda DEATHS
RILLRICH At Kings County Memor jal Hospital. on March 2, 1965. Reginald Rilirich of New Perth in his 7h year Resting at the Montague Funeral Home. funeral service Thursday. March 4. at 23 p.m Interment in the Montague Community cemetery
CARD OF THANKS
Mr Gils. nurses and staff of the
Hospital while 2
patient to my friends and neighbors cards and letters
owers
to extend sincere thanks to Pe! wonderful care to the clergy. who sent to all whe
their there.
for
visited me and all who helped fm any
way
Mrs
T WISH to
A sincere thank you
JH Cantelo, Eldon
extend my sincere thanks
to Dr Pierce. nurses and staff of PET. Hospital who were so kind to mie while
1 was a patient there
Also those who
sent flowers. fruit and cards and those
| you te Mayer visited me and offered
who came to visit me A special thank-
Walker who spiritual com-
and Mrs
fort Thank you one and all
Mrs 18 Passmore S&S
Mary Ford Charlottetown
IN MEMORIAM
BANKS — In loving memory of
my
dear husband and father Geordie who passed away on March 3rd. 1958 You were always true and patient Through the years you struggled on And these hands that rest forever.
Made the home that Never forgotten by
daughter SMITH
now w gone wife Cora and
Emity
In toving memory of my
son Otis E Smith, died March 4. 1931. Little did we know when we awoke that morn The sorrow the day would bring
TH
shock
was sudden. the blow
severe To part, with one we loved soc dear
Always
brother Harry
remembered by
his Mother. and neice Merton
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day
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March
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tonight. Thurs Covehead Fily- Kings- of Intermediate
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WORLD DAY
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KENSINGTON Rink
tonight
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Benefits.
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WEIRD TALE
Continued from page 1)
was not at-ber Montreal home Wedntsday, and was. being sought , Rivard had been in Bordeaux Prisomers occupy facilities im- since June 19 while his lawyers jtended for 700 and incompe- fought an order to extradite |tence among prison guards who him to the United States. The lacked basic traiting in their as- fight. still on. has been waged - signment to prevent his -having to face of compressed air. weight belts The escape had repercussion Texas grand jury charges of regulators, and fins and mask. in Ottawa, too, where the Com-,-onspiring to smuggle large This portion contains the most mons accepted a demand by Op- quantities of heroin over the difficult test of all. The art of position Leader Diefenbaker yexican-US. border “buddy breathing must be mas- and began a day-long emer- pierre Lamontagne, a Mont tered is means that two men gency debate on the issue real lawyer representing the must s&bmerge in nine feet of, Mr. Diefenbaker charged the (S government in the extradi- wafer one tank and share it jailbreak was evidence of ‘lax tion case, alleged he had heen for:a period of five minutes. and careless’’ administration of offered a $20.000 bribe to drop This is an important factor im justice. He suggested that the opposition to bail for Rivard. any rescue work Dorion inquiry add to its cur- The allegation led to establish- The scuba tank is used in both rent terms of reference a full- ment by the federal government the open and closed position, scale investigation into ‘‘sinis- of ‘the Dorion inquiry and the student must be able to,ter circumstances’ behind the piyerq and Durocher launched swim 100 yards wearing an escape their Tuesday night break about enipty tank. Lifesaving tows The inquiry headed by Chief ¢.99 ‘This was several hours and deep dives must be master- Justice Frederic Dorion of Que- r Bordeaux . officials had ed. culminating in the final dive bec Supérior Court continued quelled a disturbance involving in 35 feet of water. its sessions Wednesday in the five prisoners said to have been When a man has completed capital with several references | sroused by quantities of “home the course he qualified for to the Rivard escape. Most brew.” construction work in 35 feet of were sarcastic in nature There has been no official in- water Some students provide Inspector Page said officers dication of any connection be- wet suits’’ which allow them to gy the Montreal. Quebec provin- ‘tween the two incidents work in very cold temperatures.'¢))° and Royal Canadian OBTAINED CONSF\T
is
An. important facet of this younted Police who were head-
' l Duroc h c course is a pre-school medical. ing the man hunt hyped Rivard by eres oes ‘ prospective skin-diver must <4}; was in the Montreal dis- pre's aeee to a ‘flood nd
' ; lood-the- obtain a doctor's certificate ';,;,.4 rink” project and bw having
perce health before “Don't forget, it's just as hot | puard Noel Bonnesi!e assigned can take any tests for him in the United States.” t4 accompany him Roth Beau-
Lectures are conducted each . he said pre and Bonneville were among
Friday night by Mr. Andrew, , , and topics range from decom. He added that Mrs Rivard inate suspended by Mr. Wag-
pression, to nose and ear pres-
sure at varying depths. Chief CHURCHES
instructor Andrew is aided Continued from page 12)
Rivard joined them in the prison boiler-room there was no immediate exp!anation how
two student instructors ’ -he got there from his cell—and Beate enernaet TA worn 1 am New Pmt: uerber” br antibod h . : vors Sunday Sc . j Vi Students attending the course wore 27 p.m. bu y “ se piste! So Boonen ile. include Dave Ford, Jim Jen- : verious”* ™ ors ™ kins, Don McFadden, Paul Of- ai BERTON Pastoral Chars’ Ronneville and four employ-
fer, Barry Robertson and Glen the United Church. Rev. Davic Giddings all of Summerside: MoecDonaid minister Bob Bruvels. O'Leary: Gerald pec: Worship {1 a.m oa ira summers. Chariot: Worship 2 p.m. Alberton; Sum Another of the suspended etown. a rt Peters. r- s Worship 7.30"... ; nard Carter, Claud Peters and day Schoo Lam on a guards. Roland an wall Don LaBrech ofthe Souris Fire. 1 pieo-wae-eeised-by the excapees. ee MONTROSE Pastoral. Charge. They took his revolver and the United Church. Brown Jar- climbed over @ 12-fo0t interior OBITUARY dine, minister. Miminegash oe wall using a tadder that
JOHN EMMETT TRAINOR gm. Montrose 3 p.m. Elmsdale there | (Inserted by his family) P A hose got them over the fi- The citizens of Maplewood, KENSINGTON Presbyterian nal wall and they hit the street Kelly's Cross and vicinity were Church Pastoral Charge. Ken- biap ean saddened on the morning of Fri- sington Church 11 a.m. Free- day, February Sth, 1965. when it town Church 3 p.m Keir Memor. became known that John Em- igi} Church, Malpeque — 7.30
mett Trainor had passed away ». George R. Tannahuil, in the Charlottetown Hospital. on ee
Charlottetown . RICHMOND BAY Pastoral
ees who worked in and around Cascum,- the boiler room were seized and Tignish; | hound with electrie wire
was
300 feet from the
They were saddened. and vet relieved, saddened because they Charge Services for the charge realized the loss to,the com- will be conducted by Mr Ralph munity of # great and good man. Ralderston in conjunction with but relieved and thankful that the PM of Zion Church, Char-_ God had called this man to a jottetown. Divine Worship: Tyne geod and sure reward after a Valley 11 am. Freeland 2% good and fruitful life after suf- pm. Rev. Leslie Files, intcrira- fering for a long time in perfect moderator ~
resignation to the will of God with not a word of complaint or TRYON CHARGE, the United self pity Church. Sunday, March 7. Sum
John E.. as he was known-was q . lay Schools: Crapaud 16 a.m. bo I y ’ ren- eee eee Tryon 2 p.m. Services of Wor-
tv seven vears ago. He was the ‘ * son of the late Mr and Mrs Pe- ship: Crap is g ag ter Trainor nee Annie Traverse 2 p.m Tryon 3.15 p.m. Haughey) of Maplewood He Rev. AH. O'Brien, minister.
|spent his early life in his native , . district and later acquired a TRYON — BONSHAW United
farm in t ind ni : Baptist Pastorate, services Sun- ona he adjoining district of day, Marek 7. Tryon: Sunday
The late Mr. Trainor was a School 10 a.m. Worship 11 a.m. quiet cand unassuming man, Communion. We s tmoreland: While a good conversationalist WOTsip 7.30 p.m. ‘Communien) and a pleasant companion. ine Everyone welcome. Rev. Ed- was never one to assert himself “@T4 G. Britten, pastor.
or seek prominence. Possibly the CHURCH greatest tribute that could be ELMSDALE of the
paid to him would be to say “he N@zarene. Sunday. March 7. was a good neighbour”. If any- Rev. Joseph L. Bright, resident one was in trouble. sorrow or in Pastor. Church School 10 a.m. need. one was sure to find John Morning Worship I! a.m Evan-
Emmett Trainor there to offer gelistic Service 7 pm. World helm and assistance. Day of Praver service will be |. While he was vet a young m. observed at the Elms dale his sister died leaving a family Church of the Nazarene at 7.30 lof five small children, the fath-|P.™. Friday. March 5. All aux- ler of this familv having died a iliaries of the Church will par- year previous. John Emmett. in ticipate in the program and the cooperation with his parents Public is invited
looked after them and saw each
child established in life before, O'LEARY UNITED Pastoral
jhe gave any thought to his own Charge Rev David A Hamil-
L persona! happiness ton, BA. BD. minister. O’- In. 1936 he’ married Kathleen Leary: Church School 10.30 a.m.
Malone. who along with their Service 7.30 p.m. Bloomfield:
two sons. Marcellus and Stephen Worship 11 a.m. Combined Wor-
now remain to cherish the me. Shin for West Devon and Brae
|mory of a good -hushand and fa-|4t West Devon 2 p.m.
ther. Also left to mourn are
sister, Mrs. F.J. Flood. Char.| BEDEQUE Pastoral Charge.
lottetown. and two brothers the United Church: Rev. R.M.
Charles of Saskatoon, Sask.. and Cameron. minister. Albany Horace of Dartmouth, N s \Church Sehool 10 a.m. Worship
The late Mr. Trainor was a 7-39 pm. Bedeques Church
isuccessful farmer until some School 10 a.m. Worshio 11 a.m.
leicht years aco. when he met Borden: Church School 10 and
with an tinfortunate accident 11 a.m. Worship 3 p.m.
which left him a semi-invalid.
during all t¢
See nd Reeth ed tor ae PRINCETOWN — LOT 16 Pa-
hic devoted wife and two sons. Storal Charge. Princetown: The funeral under the direc. “Morning Service 1! a.m Lot 16
\tion of Mr. Robert Bradley was | 7-39 p.m. Rev. Frederick Lloyd,
‘held from his late residence to | minister.
St. Joseph Church, Kelly's Cross
where the remains were receiv-| NORTH TRYON Presbytertan
ed and blessed by his pastor, the |Church. Rev. Donald Nicholson,
mas avd ee Sogn | apetin noterster. Service Sun-
ass was celebrated
Rev. James ‘Smith. a former | Seool 12.18 p.m oe eects
pastor afid the commital service | .onducted by Miss Mary A. Mac-
in the nearby cemetery was held | Kenzie, Presbytery Deaconness.
by his nephew, the Rev. Austin | , ,
Bradley. pallbearers were:| SPRINGFIELD — O'LEARY
Thomas y. Russell Smith United Baptist Church Services.
and Paul Flood. Pius Smith, | Rev. Maxwell Nesbitt, pastor.
Joseph Nantes, Charles Flood. (Springfield 11 a.m. O'Leary 7.30
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prison, they jumped inte a car 500,000 from me property we pay: Re stopped at a cross-street and or- for the machinery, closed it present board, Gallen said. dered its - driver, accountant down im 1961. Controlling inter- Jacques Bourgeois, to move on. esi was sold to Noranda for
For the next 15 minutes, Mr. $35,000 plus cancellation #f $180,- Bourgeois sat beside Rivard as 000 still owed to Noranda he drove the car south and then This deal is the main ‘geef”’ east across the north-end of the p= — city
“Rivard was very polite, but the other man really scared me. much more than Rivard,” said Mr Bourgeois
He quoted Rivard as saying he broke out of prison because “Im 3 now and if they send me up. I'll be about 70 when I get out.” ~
The year-old Mr. Bourgeois was eventually let out of the car
Rivard gave him $2 for taxi fare home and promised to tele- phone him within an hour to say where the car could be found
The call came and the car was found where Rivard said it would be—parked near a torth-end intersection
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NEW YORK ‘CP)—A spokes- man for a group of dissident shareholders of MacDonald Mines Ltd. of Montreal said the group has turned down 4 compromise offer from _ the board of tirectors and is press- ing for full control of the com- pany
Norman Gallen of New York. chairman of the group. said the board last week offered the dis- sidents ‘‘three — and possibly four” seats on the seven-man board
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