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Blood donor clinics are being
held next week all across Prince County. In Summer- side blood donor committee chairman Greg Deighan re- ports. all in readiness for the two-day clinic at the Fire Hall here. Monday and Tuesday. blood may be given between
the hours of 2 and 4 in the afternoon and 7 to 9 in the evening. 540 donors are need- ed at the clinic here to meet the quota. Other clinics being held during the week will be at RCAF Station Summerside. Alberton Legion. Tignish Le-
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Cadet Corps Inspected
\lth’l‘AGL‘t‘. Lt (‘ni D. G ‘ hit-Cormack. C0 of the P.E.l.‘ Tnzimcnt inspectcd the Mon-
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"Park Royal
Seventh anniversary services of Park Royal United Church will be observed this Sunday with Services at 11 a.m. and 2:30 pm, t was seven years ago on the last Sunday in May that the congregation was off- icially made a Pastoral charge by the Presbytery of Prince Ed- ward Island at a solemn cere- mony held in the Sanctuary of Trinity Church.
Since then has gone on to share a healthy and vigorous ministry in spite of the problems of serving an area where large numbers are constantly on the move. In the year 1958 the Church Sanctuary was dedicated with some hall facilities incorporated into the basement. . G.H. Christie played a large part in these in- itiatal steps.
In": Guardian. Charlottetown, Sat... May 30, 1964.
Anniversary Sunday
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t the Montague Regional High School ‘ The lnSpCt'llIlll party included HA. [)et'oste. corict area officer, '
Observes
castcrn region (,‘apt. C. A, God-i frcy. Pl? l‘tcgimcnt. W0 2. . l“,, Gorgon, cadet training officer; W0 2 C. Gregoric.i cadet training staff. NS. - P.E.l.‘ area, Halifax; wo 2 A. J. Le-I (.‘Iair of “B” Squadron; Capt.. .luiin liuchcs. training officer
of the Montague Cadet Corps; Lt Leslie Stuart and Lt. Mac Mackenzie Lt. Col. McCormack con- gratulated the cadets on their ipcrformance saying that they.I i were under a handicap not hav-j ing a hand and only a short‘ ‘training period. He said they Rev. in. Tye. l“ducted in 1961' idld very well. that they were The guest preacher for these Steady 0" Pam’19 and that their Anniversary Services will be ma1'CI"paSt “7‘5 300d- 1 Rev. Douglas H. Gass. Mr_ CaRI- Hughes spoke briefl’.’ Gass is a native of New Glas- thank‘w the corps for their sow, Nova Scotia' He attenm fine performance and for their. Mount Allision University cooperation I from where he graduated in Trophies were presented to: 1931 and Pine mu Divinity best officer, Cadet Major Bob nan in 1943' Bailum; best senior NCO Cadet, I His ministry has been car- sgt- Mal 13" campbeni be“ tried on in Nova Scotia at Bur-
lington, Saltspring. Parrsboro. 'l‘ruro and Sharron, St, J ohn. tellaration where he is pre-
i in 1961 under the leadership inf the first inducted minister. ‘ltev. W. B. Crowe. a modern manse was erected. Again, as g with the Church a large part of ytlils work was carried on by the men and women in volun- teer labor. ,
The present minister is the
.lunior NCO Cadet. Cpl. Mellish‘ and best first year cadet, John Sullivan. '
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gion and O‘Leary Legion. Preparing posters and litera- ture for the Summerside clin- ic at the Fire Hall Thursday evening were left to right: Janet MacFarlane, Mrs. Jonu Walker. Greg Deighan and Peter Green.
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GUEST SPEAKER \ Hazeibrook Baptist Church will have as its 5 ker Mer rell Nicholson. The service will begin at 7.30
WRONG NAME in a recent Magistrate's Court Wallace Elmer Clow of Grand Tracadie was fined $12 for fail- ing to appear for an inspect-ion of his car. It was erroneously reported that the man's name was just Wallace Clow.
DIES IN CALGARY his. Stanford Glover. Bread-
r. ._ Craig, accompanied: 'lirs. N. A (Maude) Craig; visited PE! and made many friends and renew ol quamtances. The late Mr. Craig was born in England in 1891 and had come to Canada when qurte younE.
IN GERMANY iii-s. Winnifred Leonard Charlottetown, has received word that her son Willia m 'Billi. Fredericton. NB an au- of. ationnl Defence has arrived in.i Wcst Germany on a special au- diting assignment for his de- partment Bill received his ear- ly education at Queen Square School and Prince of Wales Col- lege in this City before attend-
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sttcr which he studied business administration at The Univer- sity of Western Ontario. Lon-
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GEORGETOWN — A meet- ing of the Georgetown Lion 5 Club was held recently in the office building of Bathurst Ma- rine Limited. with King Lio n Howard S. MacLean. presiding.
Secretary J. W. Lavers read the minutes and correspond- ence and Treasurer Frank Par- ker the financial report. both of which were adopted. includ- n the correspondence were letters from several Lions who are seeking election to the of fice of District Governor at the Lions District Convntion in Charlottetown early next week.
The Georgetown Club will
send several cars to the W0
Islands Ferry on Sunday to meet and convoy visiting Lions from other Maritime Provinces to Charlottetown.
King Lion MacLean and Lion
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Two official and two alterna- tive Delegates were appointed to attend convention in Charlottetown, they are Lion. Howard S. MacLean and Lions; Frank Parker. Lovers and Charles Mair.
The committee responsible for selecting a young lady to represent the Georgetown Lions Club at the Montague Region- al Strawberry Festival Queen contest reported progress. Con- siderable discussion took place regarding the float which the Club is building and which they will enter in the parade on Monday at the District Conven-
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Obstetricians Meet Today
Obstetricians and gynaecolo- gists from around the Atlantic area begin their annual day in"! meeting this morning with registration at the Charlotte- town Hotel at nine o’clock.
Program for the day includes the reading of four papers: “Chemotherapy in Gyn. Malig- nancy." by Dr. George Flight; “Congenital Malformations 1n PEI." by Dr. John Maloney. both in the morning; as well as two in the afternoon. "0b- stetrical Factors in RH Sensi- tized Pregnancies." by Dr. Do- nald Smith and Dr. Mark King- ston: and “Treatment of Car~ cinoma in the Cervix;" by Dr. Robby Robinson.
There will be a luncheon at
BUSTER HUG HES
Shown above is Mr. James M. tBusterl Hughes who is re tiring at the end of June after the Bclvedere Golf and Curling more than 42 years of :crvm- Club. and a final dinner at the with the Maritime Electric Co Charlottetown Hotel d u r i n g . Ltd. Mr, Hughes, who 11 a s which there will DC I special been employed by the company guest speaker. as a boiler operator at the steam plant since March 8. 1922
on.
Ten Lions recently attended a Lions Club meeting in Sourisj and retrieved their gong and
Eric Wood will attend a Presi- also brought back the Sow-is
Lions Club gong.
The entertainment committee are currently planning a sea foods dinner and outing for Lions. their wives and friends to be held on a date in .lune.
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Island Airman
The accident occurred when recalled that at that time the LAC Murphy was returning to,output of the largest turbine this home from duty and was was 1000 kilowatts as compar- Icaused by his trying to avoided with the 20.000 kilowatt ca- hitting another vehicle. 'y of the new number it
He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. I unit commissioned last year. William Murphy of Georgetown. At a banquet and dance held .ho were notified of the ac- Friday night at the Recreation cident. LAC Murphy is married Centre, Mr. Hug es as pre- to the former Gertrude Fitzger— . sented with a well-filled purse aid of Georgetown and they on behalf of his fellowemplo- have three children. Mrs. Mur- yees. His plans for the future and family are residing in include a trip this summer to England and also to Holland where he will visit the grave
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sently serving. Mr. Gass has a brother. D. M. tDonJ Gass, retired manager of Island Telephone Company living at North River Road. His wife is the former Verna Webber of Trinity Church. Summerside.
More shipping tonnage passes annually through the locks at. Sault Ste. Marie. Mich, than through either the Panama or: Suez Canals. ‘
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The annual one-day regional the is] a n d (lf‘v‘t‘initi- \lr convention of the life insur— O'Brien, left, is dirt-tor oi ancc men of the province will agencics of \‘n' unit I tit‘ \< convene at the Basilica Rcc- surance, lmlldilh Out. a nd reation Centre on Monday with Mr :iriwi-o. rum i= muon- registration beginning at 9 ger of North ,tiiiei'icnn Lite a.m 'l‘wo well known inici‘na- Assurance, Tirsort‘w Pi‘t‘wdnni tional speakers. Mu rrou gh of the provincial association 'Pltit O'Brien and Ronald D. is Edward \lr-(‘nhc and con-
eral chairman of the confer- ence will he Roi'icz't Younkoi‘.
Barbaro are expected to de- liver inspiring messages to
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It is expected that capacity congregations will celebrate the Anniversary of the Con- i gregation of Park Royal.
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end a convention. He was ac- serious internal injuries and a companied by his wife and broken leg when his car went 3 ale I represenatives from out of control and crashed into
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Rev. Cecil B. Webber, President of Maritime Conference will be our guest preacher.
Mrs. Fred Ford. guest soloist Service at 3:00 PM. REV. R. H. BAXTER. Minister.
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