| ‘ | : , a os | ( N p | 1§ a ide Ne | “|ent Hep some Se At! Remanded * : ~~ a | ee S ug erat oe -, 1 ~ years, and Souris is again over a city %A John~James Cheverie, 69 Dor- ae eas ONS A=. SEES # i - * Se ee a tee _ The.” avcused pleaded (Career Counselling |menewoee, > =e See |douny cee Hew wo Home at Kensington, will be | days of clinics, in Prince Coun- |merside next Tuesday and Wed-|the locale for the annual Red | 1, ‘has impressed them with the| _ DOUBLE SENTENCE , s nesday, November 2ad and 23rd | Cross blood denser clinic on Mom-/f.-+ that in assuming the res-| LONDON (Reuters) — John ‘when at least 54 donors are|day evening. November ist | ooshility for the promotion of | TYBdall. leader of the ultra- me nl if - \urgently needed, to keep the|from 7 - 9 with @ minimum | these clinics, they have under-| fight - wing .Grdater Britain Red Cones grt owe goals aaPlanrace tahen ‘te provide Ser the heslih| Movement, sopecied : : : ¢ ition Earle again been | and welfare Many people _against a three-month prisén ges nea ' ee ‘needs of patients in hosoitals|named as the chairman ty the |who ‘require transfusions even | sesiencé—and had it dovbled. A careér, counselling program jcational Information and Mana- in both Nova Scotia and PFI. | Kensington Branch of the Royal | for their very lives. Tyndall, 32, had been sentencéd ta be held today. is being spon- |ger of the local Canada Manpo which have a joint blood pro-| Canadian Legion—the Mr. Jones said that while the | eatlier for illegally sored by the Charlottetown wer Centre; Lloyd MacLeod gram Se ing body—and has an Island's overall credit in the! weapons. | Rotary Club in ion | Charlottetown Rotary Club; Dr. These two days of clinics to| committee at work with him. [picod bank stands at & good = ) MatKi George R-| Residents Kensington jlevel. as the result of the Sep-| 7." °° Te area envi- | tember clinics in Charlottétown, area a ae ee PURITY DAIRY to fe benpbisle 80 bet Nove bea “Pafents Prefer and PEI. depend on the frésh ” supplies provided by the weekly Purity Products” clinics. “If these are not suc- S17 Kent St. Dial cesaful, then someone is bound ; ante} to suffer,” he said. eeee : ag CUADRON aed - : om “PEI. REGT. (RCAC)

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