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AWARDS WERE presented yesterday afternoon at e Summerside Y-Centre to the students who successfully com- pleted the Red Cross swim- ming and water safety pro- gram carried out at Linklett- 'er Beach over the past few weeks. Receiving the liiglicst awards, the bronze medallion

S’side Y's Men Sponsored Swimming Classes Popular

SUMMERSIDE -- A total ofwDianne Bell.

105 successfully completed iheirl swimming and w a t e r safety’ training out of 316 that enrolled l for the classes, and yesterday’ afternoon received their swim-5

-ming awards in a brief cere-.

mony at the Summerside “Y"‘ Centre. ‘

classes were held at

R. E. Campbell

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Alberton and West Prince County 2 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Sat. July 28, 1962.

Nomination

ALBERTON — Robert E

Appreciation of the great showing and organization at the Suniniarside Lobst Carnival Livestock Show, was shown by the livestock committee with the ro-election of the top three

men. Re-elected were, Keith Bar.

rett, Belmont. president, Har- old Palmer, Kensington, vice- Grseme Link-

al representative as secretary-

Dizmctors appointed _ by the

Ralph Adams. 0'Leary; Richard Machennan, Summerside; Louis

Cormicr, St. Philip; Herbert MacDonald, Bedeque; Lorne Glydoin. Kensington; Oolborne Clow, Freetown; Edmund Gal- lant, Wellington; Loman Mac-

Lobster Carnival Livestock Committee Re-elects Slate

Lean, Arlington; Glen MacLean, South West Lot 16; James Mac- Laren, Belmont; Albert Moase, Kensington: Darrell Lyle. Lot 16. Wendazii Moase, Kensington: Garth MacLean. Southwest Lot

The livestock show was the largest in the history of the carnival and the committee thanked all the members of the carnival central committee for the co-operation they have given, especially Charles Hogan A-riiliur Johnston, manager

president re-spectiveiiy of the

‘ carnival.

ed to let his name stand f oi nomination as a Liberal candi-

Campbell of Alberton has decid: ,

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rononro (CPl -— remfiem tures issued by the weather of- (ice:

Min. Max.

Night DI! Dnwso ....... .. 54 89 Vancouver . . . . 60 78 Victoria 54 ‘ll Edmonton ..... .. 51 76 Calgary . . . . . . . .. 53 73

date in the First District of Prince.

Mr. Campbell, who has had the matter under consideration for some time. made his final decision yesterday and revealed it to The Guardian last evening.

A farmer and livestock deal- er, Mr. Campbell is well and favorably known through the West Prince area.

The First Prince Liberal nom- ination convention will be held in Alberton Tuesday evening.

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OCEAN HISTORY

First iron steamship driven by a screw propeller to cross the Atlantic was the Great Brit- sin, in 1845.

BRIEFS

Mrs. Sanborn's brother J. Soc and Mrs. Cairns

AT FREETOWN Mrs. Elton Cairns. Freetown.

has as her welcome guests. two sisters and three brothers and their families. The sisters are Jennie, Mrs. Thomas Miles and son Thomas, of Illinois; Bly, Mrs. Victor Winﬁeld and Mr. Win- field snd their son Oswald and Mrs. Winfield and children, Gor- don and Joan, North Battieford.

thens are Rev Mrs. Burns. Manchester, N.H.; Frank and Mrs. Burns and two daughters. Roberts and Laurie. Alliance. Al-ta.. who have returned home. Harold Burns is remaining until next Tlmrsday.

FROM B.C.

tt Cairns and family. Freetown; Also her sis- ter Amy. Mrs. Earl Pearson Mr. Pearson, Cheiton.

and‘

Winnipeg ......... Toronto Ottawa .......... Montreal

Quebec .......... Fredericton Saint John .. Monctoii

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HALIFAX (CP)-—The weather office says a lower pressure area is moving northward into Labrador and pressure is high over the eastern states. Clear weather should continue until the afternoon when a few clouds

a slight chance of some of them growing big enough to give light

- showers. A band of cloud approaching. e

from the west may reach th Maritime: late Sunday. Regional forecasts: -

Halifax and vicinity, northern

Nova Scotis. Eastern S h o r e.'

Cape Breton and Prince Ed- ward Island: Mostly sunny; a few clouds and slight chance of a shower in the afternoon; not much change in temperature: west winds 15 with gusts to 25 in the afternoon. Low-high at Halifax 55 and 72. New Glas- gow. Goshen. Sydney and Char- lottetown 53 and 70. Outlook for Sunday: Mostly sunny.

Isiitli Ihon. Annapolis Vs!-‘ icy, New Brunswick: Mostly e

and 6, Ken , I0, Moncfon nnd Fredericton 50 and 72, Saint John. Edmundston, and Campbeiiton 50 and 70. Out- look for Sunday: Sunny becom- ing cloudy. _

Bay of Fundy: West winds 20; a few clouds; visibility 10 miles; temperature near 60.

High tide today at Charlotte- town at 7.29 a in. and 9.07 p.m. Sunday at -8.28 s.m. 10.03 p.m. At Rustico at 2.47 n.m. and 5.10 p.m. Sunday at 3.40 s.m. and 6. .48 p.m. Summerside tide eigh- teen mlnutes later than Char- lottetown. Sun rises today at 4.54 n.m. and sets at 7.18 p. and rises Sunday at 4.54 s. and sets at 1 p.m.

m. III.

LANDS SAFELY

COPENHAGEN. D o n in n r k ._ Force Flying . retiring

(AP)——A U.s. Air Boxcsr U.s. Ambassador Llewellyn Thomp- son and is family from Mos-

cow touched down safely on,

three engines at Kastrup Air- port Friday while iire trucks stood by. The big cargo plnno lumbered in cautiously with the propeller of its outer loft wing motor sw e.

were Bob Braunlnhand Doyon, h oi Slemon Park.

Making the presentations is j¢he5' Kay olive,-_ Gem-ge Rob.

Gerry I-lopkirk (right) one the swimming instructors. The

Red Cross swimming and wat- ' mm

er safety classes are held each summer under the sponsor-

Men's Cluo

Examiner w a s 1 Frances Ann Cullen, Charlotte- town. Chairman of the commit- tee in charge was John Leuty, with Sgt. Glen Matthews, as co- ordinator.

The classes. with free lessons and transportation, were provid-

Club. Two swimmers received the

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l [ ed by the Summefslde Y's Melts’ rish. Anne McKenna, June San- ‘

These Red Cross swimming; Linkletter 1

Judy Wal

on, David Currie, Joan DesRo-

erts. R o b e rt Doiron, Donna

Small. Brenton Kale. Janet Gal-

SED CARS USED TRUCKS

, Florence Maclieill Maur-

ee Murph Anne e

_ . Gallant. Jean DesRoches. Anita of the Summerside Ys Bernard‘ Vera Hickey, Ricky Doucette. Cathy Hayes, Barbara Parlee.

I-app.‘ allant J

Harris.

Marie Arsenault, Judy Smi wyn, Dennis Lehan

y. ch ryil - G . M a r y 1 ‘ ’ o h n Beginners: Donna Sears. Jan- et Beihel, Sheila Matthews. Ei- -, - len Driscoll. Ronnie Burke. Bon- , ' 5 me Moyer. Gail Arsenault. Don- lna th, -

Briane Lehane. Wayne Mat- X thews, Sally MacDonald, Janet Speardo. Linda Moyer. T e r r y Wheeler. Brenda Worth. Bruce MacClaws, D e b b i e MacAllen. Margery Gallant. Anne Nargent,

Kendia Linkletter, Roberta Fer-

EVERYTHING MUST GO BEFORE AUGUST Ist

son, Marlene Getty. Linda Ter-J man. Lorraine DeLage, Lou,

3438011 0‘/91” the P353 l‘~“" “'€€k5- l highest award that can be earn- lAnne Soleman. Candice Tinilley. :

There were 203 swimmers tes- zed

ted Miller. chief instructor: Jerry- Hopkirk, Marilyn MacLean. and

Too Late To classify‘

FOR SALE: WEEK OLD BULL V calf. Fred Andrew. East Royalty. Phone 4-7295.

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UN HUW TO MARKET YUUR HUGS EARLY

lion. They were Robert Braun rraiiie Doyon, of RCAF Station. Summorside. SUCCESSFUL STUDENTS Following is the list of success- ful swimming students: Senior: Darby. intermediate life saving certi- ficates: Diane Richard. Isabel Elliot, Jimmy Walmsley. Intermediate: Jeff Ross, Myrna Elliot, John Harris. Julie Egginton. Margo Bolch. Juniors: Ronnie Profitt, Flor- rie Roberts, Florence Driscoll, Rita Gallant. Elizabeth Driscoll, Beth Swanson, K a re 11 Rodd, Nancy Walwyn, Hannie Landry, Jill LaPointe, Diane Linden- bloom, Adelle Ibott, Sandra Ha- zeldon, Bill MacNeish. David Ib- ott. Susan Monty, Faye Camer-

J. A‘. MacGREGOR. SUMMERSIDE

Rocky Steel, Myrna ~ 'tion Bible school will be held in *

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Kelly, Donna Cimaie. N o r m n Spears.

Vacation Bible School Planned

ALBERTON — A daily vaca-‘

Alberton Presbyterian Church l next week under direction of the 3 s t u d e n t minister, Donald W. MacKay.

There will be a class for teen- agers as well as classes for ‘ those of primary and junior ag- I e

s. .

The Bible school will begin on J Monday at 9.20 a.m. and con-‘ tinue through Friday. Boys and; girls from other churches in the ' town will be made most wel-L come if they wish to attend. it? was stated .

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