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d ROME (CP Twenty-three after. travelling’ hundreds of; Another for whom a visit @ . Eastern an Central: Districts Canadian MPs, members of the miles across Italy to visit two this part of the Rome visit had The Guardian, C harlottetown, Mon., July 11, 1966. 5 Commons veterans affairs con: Second World War cemeteries nostalgic memoriés was James mittee.. have returned here The MPs are ‘finding out by Ormiston Progressive Consers- rs ee ie sa se personal observation how ‘well — MP. for Melville. ‘wie . i aval, Quebec, in 1910 and \ the Commonwealth War Graves mane familiar names on head e ntre O | r S ordained to the priesthood. by Commission is maintai Bing ones and walked over ground

Cardinal Begin in Quebec in that cemeteries for Canada’s’ war same year dead in foreign lands “assino. as a sergeant-major of Followmg six months of teach. But for at least two comm engineers ; Cc jing at St. Dunstan's Un erin od tee members, visits te the Cas- ‘The previous day the com Fi | rst ° n ce rT Father Gillis was appointe ir- sino war cemetery and «the "mittee visited the Cassino cem- me ao A ee Parish. Moro River war cemetery near ¢lery. at the foot of the great East Point. and served as par- Ori ¢ 5 ast evening the Confederation ay.” B idick! ideciideeabaiaca ale yours On his retirement aS E!S- ences with the Ist. Canadian Di- cemetery contains the graves of Sets set | nar ter cist per uF Shinn atinechanaiinen wn gem age. BSS Canadians“ who ied Charlattstow a —— Festival ‘The ees ar fag penance eee on ant Secrest Heart een atta cee jLiberat fleree, fighting oe the Al an enthtsiastic audience ‘Sweet Love Doth Now Invite”, > ae : ome and served these institu . sight . S : eae ree ‘tor Margaret—Hall, | Gibk's “Mating Song”. and Mor- REV B. GILLIS {tions for over thirty years, re- ried’ rows of headstones over-| Canada contributes about the group presented works which ley's\ “My —Benny Lass, She tiring in 1956 ‘lookirig_‘the _Moro__River _ re- |$530,000 Annually to the )Com- ‘ ranged from music of the Ren- | Smileth’” are all lighter songs. Of Death Of | Father Gillis travelled to Rome Calléd his own close call with |monwealth\ War Com- aissance to selections from the | the three, The Morley was the , in 1928 where he was granted death when an air-burst from a |mission wh Ss -war

a private. audience with Pope German . high explosive

Pius X?. In 1931 he saw Pope

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Rods ers and Hammerstein mus-) best performed by the choir

e + : ical,.“‘The Sound of Music”. The music is sectional and de £ G I i While at: times the choir, and | mands much contrast, and thus r. ! is {Pius XII when attending an In- met into his skull and injured Bry a", ey =~ especially the sopranos, ‘display- | It is difficult to achieve coffin. ~ ae ternational Eucharistic Congress jhis brain, leaving him perma- tories in. Holland, a occurred July" 9 at

ed a somewhat.thir reedy tone uity. The choir sang it lightly The -death in Buenos Aires as papal dele-

nently “ee through paraly- West Germany and Britain.

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and an occasional lack = pre- ee, se the Charlottetown Hospital of > u 2 vain 1 cision- on attacks, the balance remainder of the program .R¢-erend James, Bernard Gillis rom college Gays on. rather An artillery captain with Ist and intonatiom.were generally |consisted largely ot folk songs, of the Sacred Heart Home aes was noted ae as an artist Brigade at the aa Matheson| NEED AGILE HELPER good. The group captured the| and novelty numbers * Father Gillis was born January /@9¢ as a patron -music. An spirit of the music of the var-| The novelty numbers, “Old 19, 1083 in Saint John, New outstanding. tenor soloist, he lim- ee ae a a ae! SOUTHEND, England ‘CP)— ious periods quite well Mother Hubbard”. “I Bought Me Srmswick. He- attended’ prim-| ited his public appearances to Wee NOt. scotia with he |Owners ‘of a pavilion atop the Although the bulk of the pro-| a Cat’’, and “'T Want to Sing a ary and high school in Summer-| SUCH occasions as the graduation |" | = Scotia regiment in |cliffs of this Essex resort town Z s Vv to lighter | Solo” were warmly received hy side and graduz <} | exercises of the ‘schoo! or nurs- 4" attack across the Moro ‘are unable to fly flags from the gram was devoted ab y graduated from St. ‘ Riser. when. he hit works, a group of sacred songs|the audience, who was partic- punstan’s University in 1906. He — 5Q:foot mast because the ropes opened the program. Tallies’ | | ularly taken .with the last num- bike ed 'bie dod 7 © Father Gillis was the son of PLACES WREATH ‘eve become tatigled. One sug- “Glory To Thee My Good This | ber, in which sections of the : vn Cegren 38 Doctor of ihe late Mr and Mrs..lohn Gillis, At the cemetery Thursday, |gestion is that they hire an “‘ed- Night” and Rowley'’s “Praise” | choir gradually left the stage, | Divinity from the University of Grand River West. “a Matheson placed - a wreath at 'ucated monkey” to free therm. |were sung well, but with none |.somewhat in ~ manner of ae a - cadisaianidbianitiieceametn ties of the finesse that was appar- Haydn's ‘‘Farewell Symphony” nance ent: in Tchaikovsky's “A| Pianist Lynda Drake-was-cucst-p = iter ecient i odin inkek cede Gane | Legend.” This work showed | soloist for the evening. She is $ $ Savinas Savi — a - ipconipteberniuieonshiine ore marvelous control of dynamics] a student at —— _— Con n S avings : and a nice attention to tonal} servatory of Music. Although she ” | quality. displayed a remarkable agility ; wot '#\. The womer of the choir were | at’ the keyboard, she at times ‘ ; fi : spotlighted in Schubert’ s “The | tended to lose the melodic coun- Lord Is My Shepherd.’’ This was. tour of the. Schubert and Chopin ¥ : ¢ ‘the most musically satisfying | works and seemed -rather—tense= — ass one of the entire evening. Not | during the Bach ‘‘Fantasia in C " : F, “ a ar ‘ only did the women capture the | Minor.’ - . TOP DOG IN CH’TOWN SHOW | lilt of the music,‘ but they show- The program ended with a ” : ed a marvellous blend of Voices | selection of songs from ‘The iat ‘ Mayor Walter Cox of Char- ty, alias “Chuck,” judged the N.B., Island, New Brunswick under complete control of their | Sound of Music,"’ accompanied j ie congratulates Mrs. best dog in the show one representative on the board of director. This section closed with = pianist Suzanne Brenton Stew Ives of Charlottetown by the Abegweit Kennel Cl directors of the Canadian Ken- - after presenting trophy trays to at the Exhibition Grounds Sat- nel Club. Mr. Laskey was one her on behalf of her English | urday. In centre background, is__of the judges in Saturday's : . e —palideg; Kamel-High-and-Migh-— Robert Laskey of Saint Joh “Show Youth Training “El sh Bulldog s TORONTO (CP)—Temps: | mrmactaasti, Centre Closing | Dawson 44 71 Victoria vawaaaet ae Si “We create friendliness and \He paid tribute to the evidence }Edmonton .....-. 51 73. \understanding with ‘youth of oth- |of outstanding leadership train |Regina tteerees aR 91 ‘er lands,’ said Irene ‘Chaulk, |ing being carried on’ by Red : i , ° | Winnipeg cdeskbans - 85 Newfoundland, one of four |Cross Youth in the Atlantic Pro- | Toronto ' .......+.+ 93 lists discussing “What We |vinces roven by the fact that 3 ini panelis u ie ces, p \ e An-amiable English build ~~ Mrs. Pat Mabon of Saint John. |ottawa ........... 69 90——Have- Learned Here"--at the cloe-lof the--four_stadents-chosen: for ; : known around West street as Marabelle was: awarded the tro- | y4 > ie : chs Montreal 7 8 ing of the Red Cross Youth |their outstanding leadership po- Chuck has won interprovincial phx . for Best Canadian-bred be 60 : ‘ : ; he Ser his heme. town of (pupey.- Quebec .....-.-+.- 82 Training Centre which has been |tential to attend the Internatio- Charlottetown in. hin. more for-| Tia : Fredericton ...... 60 83 held in Montgomery Hall, Char-|nal Red Cross Study Centre in - _his ( | The sponsoring Charlottetown | saint John SI 69 lottetown for the past:ten days. | th e the f Heke ‘ ‘ _ mal identity as Kamel High and ¢jyh will hold ther ae tee ae S2 __lottetown for Past ays. |Europe, three of the four were Mighty_ aa Atte: x a es oy vee! Moncton. eid ‘9 Chairman of the program was |from the Atlantic provinces ‘ ‘ 1 Pp < h Sed in ae eae Bae nr tne sateen nd Gee aialiten sores 57. Matthew MacMillan-of Nova Sco- | Four brief skits, illustrating y ymout an Fasc mnie 9 tger—“teent—ee--it-bned-<heti-sules tor permission te Charlottetown 58 7R tia lparts of the Geneva Conventions , . be ts : show” at the first sanctioned hold a recular breed show next |S7omey oct tt a ped Present .were Lieut..Gov. WJ: |dealing with help on the battle : ghee. degeniant..tey.. the .. Abode. cleat ae aiihn. ayeiied Yarmouth a4 65 MacDonald and Mrs. MacD6n- field, war on the sea, prisoners 1963 Dodge Sedan rweit Kennel Club“ of Charlotte-- counting towards championship St.. John’s ........ 51 +76 ald, as well as members- of the |of war, and protection of civil- town on Saturday in the Col- status for competing dogs. In his |“!>8"Y -++xser+ 66 92 | Advisory Committee, - teacher- jians, were put on by the dele- . : iseum building at the exhibition remarks to the audience Satur- Boston . «+--+ +++ 28 = e aur Mlle wy AM ncn ugh ne “0 se 1963 ¢ t Sedan grouncs. Mayor Cox of Charlotte- cay, Mayor Coxsuggested that a seeeeereee fe - pd the Red Cross Youth Pro Four guests, Joanne Krukow- | ome town pfesented two trophies to the finction be made one of the Secu seiwecccess 4 = gram : : iski and Wolfgang Koerger of | the bulidog’s owner, Mrs. Stew- attractions of Old Home Week, | /¥cso™ my | Nancy George, Charlottetown, |Montreal, Ann Neilson of Ohio, | F Sed art Ives. One award was the lowing the -completion of the {Los Angeles 60 77 ‘chaired the panel in which the | and Kathy Hempstead of Con- | or an New Brunswick Kennel Club livestock judging in the Coliseum |. HALIFAX (CP The wea- panelists 'téViewed the many |necticut, briefly, outlined the pro- trophy, and the other was for jn August, 1967 jther office says skies were things they had learned at the \grams carried on in their ‘own 3 V. h il Sedan : being the best Canadian-bred The judges at-Saturday’s show cloudy over most of the Mari- | Training Centre. communities. aux a éntry isi the show. His competi- op eer Somer pA Saint | times late Sunday. evening. A:-The'National Director of} Juliette Levesque of N.B gave tion. was provided by 48 other john NB an 93-year-old...vet- \few showers were reported A | Youth, Ralph Wenbedorn, told |the valedictory. \ < dogs from New Brunswick an@ ran of the dog fancy who is veo (disturbance from the west was ithe meeting, “We like te — Today at noon will close the \ G, 2 Prince Edward Island Prince Edward Island and New |¢xPected to/eross the district |that that we are doing is provid-|Training Centre when all of xX Second honors at the ‘show Brunswick director of the Cana- | overnight and today giving ajing-the practical ways of lead-|the hundred or more delegates ‘é went to a New Brunswick dog: 2 dian Kennel Club: Mrs. T.H. Me- |\few showers or thundershowers jing. our youth to Happier and |from the Atlantic Provinces plus —— tiny Pekinese named Sanpan’s Guire of East Riverside, N.B., | nearly all sections Skies |more useful lives and better cl- the staff will be on their way wi Marabelle, owned and shown by ands Warren Hood of Charlotte- | were pacar byr acs 4 ae mostly’ 'tizens of the world. jhome. es > town. Dr. James Higgins was/ throug ay oreo —— _ honorary veterinarian of Regional forecasts : show, ahd the superintendent was | . Northern Nova Scotia. Prince a ; | Frank Brown of Charlattetown. Edward Island, Eastern ~ New or US ico ‘ ee : ; The first group to-be judged ea oe oe “Cloudy ° : was the sperting breeds, and the with a few showers or thunder- | best of. the. group was Kendale |Showers becoming mostly ‘sunny | Hillside Eddie; a sleek black | this afternoon. Not much change ; Labrador retriever owned by |in temperature: Winds southwest Oa S esse fe Stan. Biggar, president _ of the |20 shifting this afternoon to! ~ 1961. Cha Charlottetown branch of the |northwest 30- Low-hich at New servants _—— cme _— sdan nee mieten Fc | Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, |Glasgow 35 and 80, Charlotie-| Dozens of fishing boats: par- and tourists. Federal and Pro- | standard-size Dachshund nam- |town 58 and 75, Moncton 50 and |ticipated in the annual Blessing | vincial Fisheries Department Of- ’ 1961 PONTIAC SEDAN od fa Kent Condine oxen by | }80. ” |of the Boats ceremony held at | ficials also attended \ ; au nnedy ary; was | North Rustico on Saturday, July| The guest speaker was J.D DODG pe = eres a the winner of the best of group | \9. Father Francis Corcoran, pas- | Stewart who had business as- 1961 JI E SEDAN p athle award for the hound: group aL EASTERN itor of Stella Maris Parish, of- | sociations with the fishermen for 4 * ~Seeepied. postions. at Wood Is "wax suowwhite FUNERALS: myer 2 years Mb Stewart a 1963. FORD. SEDAN: accepted positions at. Wood Is- was a snowwhite Samoyed, a FUNERALS F A committee under the ele led aiedesten tp the ee — : - i age eccal canine lends ter He qummer ore os of te oe named | ny manship of Jaimié Gallant or-|taking place in the fishing in- . 1 : E SEDAN uire ifty Silver a Ow! oan - : “4 . bet Gig I . ganized the program which was | dustry of the province, among DODG \ PATIENT Pe anit Hoary of Gounoert | \MACK FUNERAL — A Mes-| viewed by hundreds of Tnlendure |thoae new verteties of fish being ; 196 . . soryi EC. BI nei. "| landed and new techniques be- Malcolm MacNeil ‘Litle Aands 30 ‘beat of group a Scotch terrier {ouyy, Riyce (OT EC Black wa) era \ 1960 OLDSMOBILE SEDAN and } ae ii sang 1s wo named Laddie and owned by) | Lean Funeral Home where mem- Wilso / linereasing need of new sources ‘ ent in the Kings County Mem: \axine Henry of Southport. The | | bers of Victoria Lodge-A-F. and ns lof food, ‘‘stated Mr. Stewart orial Hospital eet Je — ar .M. assembled for the serving . 3 “and féod from the sea is qne of PS mas , eS group* -otch terrie \ ith the S ti ; ae wa Cre tonne aed ee roe | ke eer aac af) VFI S©OML ee etn ‘ ‘returned home after being a me fen Seen ate Worshipful Master with this fishing port I have ‘a atient in the Kings County jlottetown. Sanpan’s Marabelle, | MacLean. The service was pin ' As Gimmic | acquired the firm confidence that p 3 i ~ ‘previously referred to as os ; Memorial Hospital | Canadian-bred a a | ducted by Dr. W.R. Carson, past |you will provide leadership _ in ‘ é Pupp) rinner, | Master. and Fred C. Younker as | jthe development of the potential UNDERGOES SURGERY also was the best of group in the | Chaplain. The funeral for Mr.| , 3Y HAROLD MORRISON of our great inshore fisheries.” Mrs. Carl Richards. Murray ‘Ys. The final group judged was | pick was held Saturday, July ‘LONDON (CP -— “Bonjour, | Following the ceremony ‘the Harbor is convalescing at her that of the non-sporting dogs and |9 from the funeral home where Monsieur Kosygin,” says the/C.W.L. of Stella Maris. Parish home after being a anger in Sane howe rege High 204 | the service was conducted by little man in the oversized uni-|catered to a lobster paper in * * = a Range Coty Berl whine unas ts Gove |Dar, am T, r eel hole “ee Poe | : a she lerwent. surgery. were “The Lord’s My Shepherd” P!Pe e e man is Prime : ae / 2 : Ti y spec a “ i IS PATIENT, ~— & tion for” junior est eet | ane p Bagg Hate ey TB gr we nd Srecieaih de Ceclie’s clon in tq a blind olf woman tryine to 1961 Volkswagen 1960 Chev. an 1960 Vauxhall <7 Mingo of Charlottetown |in the show: boys and girks up to | Leads Me”. Attending in a body Rresidenjé de ae as clothes. |cross Whitehall in the rish* a se ~ 1961 PI h Sed : - “ otis Seepitel, having eadersate 16 years old. The winner was ee eke = aaa 74 oa peace |hour, there would still be peo- 196] Volkswagen : ymout ar ‘1960 B . ‘k Susan Harvie of Moncton, N.B. a jple ready to cry amick,’ ™ vic rgery. ; - piss sc Douglas Howard of Charlotie- | ey ¢ Cherlotintows tonne, site ve oe is | re the Tory-supporting Daily ss 1962 Ford Sedan CONVALESCENT town was second, Paula Kennedy Se me, al a f Mrs. HLL. Craig has returned of O'Leary was third. They were | appealed yg ir gab 4 says Wilson talking to teft-} Wilson had initiated the idea é 1960 GMC 2-Ton 1961 MGA to her home in Montigue after judged by Freeman Perry of | tives he ey et i. shone wingers from one side of a Tro- ;of a Commonwealth pence mis- « i a lre being a petient in the Prince Saint John, vice-president of the | 4 sc-iation. The re ee aan | jan-sized dove on wheels. while | sion. He had endorsed the trip ' Edward tsland Hospital, Char- New Brunswick Kennel! Club. evarandad 4 eal Cre bed from the other side he reas-;of a junior minister, Haro! . “ lottet own as ie CluP_| forwarded to Fermi. Crematory sure< President Johnson: (Davies, on an unsuccess 1965 Valiant 1965 Valiant 1965 Plymouth enrias BOSPITA! co-operate with the new regula- . “Keep calm, LBJ. You know |peace mission to Hanoi. These : na TERS HOSPITAL a, tion. The number of lanes of | JUDSON FUNERAL — The this thing hasn't an engine.” | and other projects were accon Sed Sedan hie A < Fraser, AMfonta cn ke traffic moving north and south | funeral for Mrs. Ralph Judson! These are samples of wide- lpanied by a great flood of gov an an an a patient in the Ci arlotietown FS been reduced from four to | was held Sunday. July 10 from spread British editorial com-|ernmment publicity. But all his ; pote Sed Hospital. Charlottetown three, with two lanes moving|the MaeLean funeral H om e/ment, in brush and pen, follow- ldevices and all: his projects north and one south eae was eons by ling Wilson’s announcement that failed * RETURNS HOME Sk aN : Rev yvoudce a Lic. Jack he will’ try to talk about Viet | Even if they did, said Wilson: Mrs. Ella MaeKinron has re- RECEIVES GRANT Allen. Hymns sung -were “The Nam peace when he goes to during the Commons Viet Nam : turned to her home in George.| Rev. F. W. P. Bolger, head} Lord’s My Shepherd” and’ “I/Moscow July 16-18. The Com- |debate Thursday, this doeso’t * ; # : wo @ town’ after spending some time of the history department at St. | Need Thee Every Hour.” Attend- munist press immediately pre- |mMean they werent worth ’ . in Montague as the guest of her 'Dunstams University, and auth- | ing in a body and leading: in the dicted his efforts would be just |inz } tod es i \ 3 heother wad sistectidew Me Y, yall aa oie remy _— were members of os as futile as hefore—that Pre. | Twenty. may fai) and another ' N ° THE US A OT ON Ww é . and Mrs. Joseph Lannigan feand’ an onfederation.”’ will | Hazelbrook Baptist and Powna pr Alexei K : = 1 shall still co 3 seph Lan Sorat Sat Conteteraton” itl |Harelconk Bootnt and, Powuatmiet “Alexel Koy gi wort [2 may tal bat we COME INT ED CARL ATER ST. EAST, TALK TO GORDON road en foie siete who — receive a short-|ers were Edison J. Smith: Rob- effort to sovive tas Claes _ And the cartoontsts probably HARRIS OR EDGAR WEDLOCK, ALAN WARREN OR KEN ROBERTSON OR SEE traffic fiow-pattern t tepm-—resea grant-from- they;ert Brown, Ray Herman <tbert+ “ > - —h their—tield BORDEN. Queen and Grafton Street ine Xanada Council this summer | | Bruce, Parker Ings. and Art! uf pees, OS Bee. is eee P the i * independent wa WELLS IN ALBERTON OR WELARD LEARD. AT tersection has been modified to'The grants collectively total | Moore Interment took place in. SEEN AS GIMMICK Sun. which showed Wilson car A No—-Left—Turn”’ poring more than $260,000 and the in- | the Alexandra Baptist cemetery. On both sides of the British rving “the Bible according to which. goes ‘into effect today. A dividual awards vary in value |—— “| political “fence, While political |LBJ°": to Moscow. and the spokesman for the City Police up 2 maximum of $1500 de-| MACHINES RULE FARM leaders. and editorial writers | bor supporting Daily Mut Department ssid, Setarday that /pending oo the netare and Gat] Oaly threo manhours an acre express heme, he may suseed. lwhich showed Wilson ‘retin ‘ I svSter ation - : nere $s a strong und a new Vie will haniile the flow - traffic |The research is to be done a Paes « a ® Cae ved of political view that this trip, + gg rect stem! "aaa 2 athe.tields ofthe humanities.weal farm today. compart@’ jike others, is merely a. politl | out of 2 rhed : asked " Charlottetown residents social scjences’ “and the fine with “30 mar-hours 100} years cal gimmick Johnson, Kosygin selene t = See enema en temeneeremene a aceite and those visiting the city” t arts. ‘ago * “If Mr. Wilson gave his arm | government. 7