12. The Guardian Tuesday. Dec. 6. 1963
;Not Satisfied British
, 1 Earl! artllllhld . banasdtlattrsmlrllltcountynosrlll-whereas O'I.EARY I 1113:" 3:5" .il'i..;'”."l.”f.'?.'l5.: II-OOMHII-D iiinuai st:-oaruiir and lucIr."a!Iuhnr ii”-i'v)'ii to a agmngu - tieive further content win.” andviclaityroeaatly. . - havtaaabouialtIwrlatbieken.iImIrsIlb! . "M u dim: . '1-no O'Lcary ceminuntb loll . ' ii contra ted nieaaioa than inumrs MW "19 W 0"” W '"t''''' " ” - 1 WP" W3-lr vias filed with lntaraatad anacub The many friends of Mr. Albert ' and is ati ailing. All wish him I WON 0110905 m' ,
Wed d night. to h the G rill. O'Leary. are ve sorry - speedy recovery to his usual good were visitors in Blonmn f-il1.11r(i2:ain 'C'alva.l)i1ada puvtu .01: I tomhear that he has had enter Mggaugg C-yTflNT::l : health. "Mt; Oi-an Ndltanaa has Nmrr my Thursday. Dec. lat. all on . I show M5 do an: was the chair latte Fringe. County liusvital in VI '1 "lad. udundanuuvu b Mr ”d M" L” (hunt 0' Hum”! wk" gut ncdlmlvldl nut. t J . P !r;1eag11E.ksnM.c:u. andcgifitalaltgm umlnara . Piusv ghud gllzoltlald. 0I).;ll:I; mmvm. mt. '5und '.mu .3 meat. . rang". EAL” .,.. y with a piano solo. other contaa Mr. and Mrs. Earle Jail . ::r"":" at: huhgllnua who Mr. and Mrs. Urban u. mu "5, cg-uwgu is ill at her 8”” Mm" V” l ... ants were Cathy Jellay. 0-hay. Unlonvale. were Sunday visitors "W"; wand .'(.w day; viaitinl ll 1-,, nmulncwl --G”-ran” items . x I. aw”, cu” . M cuf: Izlyqihg 3, none” uc; continuing to shun the limelight Labor members. :;fl.";,,Fj'”",;uQ,T””jf,f,',i.,,”'i;3:5'3 ir'iMi1.:ii.de"" ""' M" "ii ""' Mlacoucha and Sumrnorsldt ..-i iotiu piaca "at the home of Mr. Mr. Edward iucitgm was flown river. was by Ex: ,. Jndlu Preu stun Writer . while Ihiftilll props backstage. And two of the thri-.9. 1i1a.v.1un.0-Le,,,;, 501,. 3..., 9,1,... 5,,,..,,,1 i Marvan atewart. son or so-. andiand Ma. suuiariud loll. The to camp Hill Hospital from Irina Livingstone 111 tau. .3 1pNDON (GP)-Oliver P0010 II would use his brand of charm and and Gatoahead Wut. were cap-in,” w..;, iwmonica nnlo; Joan Mr. W, M". David Iackbart ' .
- ' in; nlnsultand the COBSOTW salt-ssauraoce to fullest affect in tured with socialist majorities of Ad.,,,., 0'L.3I-y, 3.1,; pimp. my runny wen recent vintou to ; J"
-' ve party for their first Joint ao- tinn since he confidently lowered Tin-inal! into the party chairman's seat. Four by-elections-three of them 1- socialist-held aoata-are com- ing up shortly to test the Tory rty organisation inherited by oola from his 72-year-old prede- eeuor. Lord woolton. lut Poole. n lanky leader with a bland, chubby face. isn't ovr-1-iy satisfied with the party machine, and says so in public.
INEIGETIC INTI-IUSIASM
"Tho fact is." he says with characteristic candor. ”it isn't amy- tlllllg like as good as it is made out to be."
Withthis as his starting point.
Poole in tackling his new task with anergatic clIthI.I5l8SHl. He plans quick trips to constituencies to strengthen any weak spots. but has -3: in violent changes in mind. it "We believe that basically our organisation is on the right lines." But he adds no election is ever won "simply by organization.”
His remarks were made at a meeting with political correspond- ents. By way of introduction, Poole
neither the temperament nor the opgortunlty to make headlines. ne observer felt that Poole. by
IN MEMORIAM
REV. A. W. MCINTYRE
The parishioners of Grand River Wat! saddened when the word was received that Rev. Father Alexand- er Wilfred Mt-Intyre had passed away at the Mlsericordia Hospital in Winnipeg on November 13th. at (ha early age of sixty-four.
lather Alex as he was more familiarly known to all who had the pleasure of knowing him was the non of the late James A. Mclntyre and Mary McDonald of East Point and was born in Arlington Lot 14 in 1891. Later the family moved to Grand River where he spent most of his boyhood days and where in
told the newspaper men he had s
the committee room. And Paolo more than no per cent. The Labor strengthened this view himself by victory at Greenocit in Scotland admitting that the Tory central oi- was I narrow one in contrast. with lice would use "a little poraua-ya 2.7-per-cent margin over the ,,,,,'g1,,,,,,1g,'e1dpdueg; D0,...” Mg. sion" to get things done in con-vConae atlve candidate. a rews, Unionvalg, piano solo; Mn. Itltuency orzlulsations. I Poo I's work doesn't extend intoiienc and Carol Arsenault. I-lowlall. O! the tour by-elections around Iscotland, but there is evsl'Y Cllilllcfduetz Alice Silllker, 0'Laary, solo; the political corner, only the neat he'llbe pressing behind the sceneaimian Mu-,Auglnnd. Bloomfigld at Tor(llll.V was held by a Con- for an all-out attack on the sltmppiano solo: Norma Adams. Knots- servattvc after last May's general Labor lead when voting time iomea ford. solo: Wanda and Ruth Buch- election. The other three went to in Greanock. annan. 0'Leary, duet; Florence and 7 V V 1 y iRosey Gallant, duct: Lola Harris. O'Lenry. solo: Patricia Finnan and
November as. to attend the fun- olive Dorian. l-iowlan. duet; Eileen eral of Mr. Mayhow's brother. thciGallant. aolo: Olive Harris. 0'- late Mr. Alfred Mayhew at Mar- Leary, solo; Frankie Mgcai-ago.-,
Dennis and Sylvia Mathuan. O'- Leary, duet; Stella Howard. Glen- garry. solo; Erma and Ada Coul-
BURLINGTON I
A card party under the auspices gate. Burton Lot 7, solo: Nadene and I th (VWL. .. hm " H" V ' .. . Cheryl Rogers. duet: Isabelle iiomeeof iir. Intriilb 91,0. llam- ””' WA" u”'dw"k' M”"”""' Rogers. Carol Adams. and Carol
. -- 1 - ly to be with her .w . -.k . pr,” wmue,,.B””9d "1"" H .k D Mal(,nim1(V.pUnl(1nvale. trio. tal- F I .mother. Mrs. James -l( ey, arllqerie Macwilliams. 0iLeary, piano Hnk sh" lley, who in a patient in the Prtncelmio.
County Hospital, Summcrside. Mrs. Eva B. Pickering,Charlottel- Winners for this programs are , , mun. was a recent visitor to Ma-as follows: Valarie Macwilliams. gftrlnehenis. mziftefallmlg Inf 'x?:::i'c peque and vicinity. where she was Blair Callie. Stella Howard. Cathy b M iqd M S W BMW ' W a guest of relatives and friends. Jcliey, l-rankie Mat-Gregor. and egjoygd 3: ple:s'am 'P”mn;' boil -- ----- -- Lliadene and Cheryl Rogers. duet.
. . A .u-. 0 "ll wn: I k- cluded wml 3 5mg59"5' I iei1dlvislli;i'Ittf (ihla1'i:itixeitatJsxvna11:reee1'it- The annual meeting of the K.-n- 13'"
510310" Cred" Unltlll W?” held 0" Mrs Roy Nla('l.eod and rlaullileri November 1:3, w1th the presirlmit, Judy. Mr. James L. Saunrtcrs
nay. Indian River. were" ladies. Mrs. gents. Mr. Fred Gillls. consolation. Mrs. Torn Turner and Mr. A. Rogers. Lunch was served by Mrs.
I Ali. and Mrs Millie Pridhain of . 5179111 mill d3.V5 0f I351 W991 hloiiiiiise were rm-cnl vistors to '" the in Charlottetown. where they visit 0-L(.a,.yp H9515 M 34,, and M”
the home of Mrs. Lockbarfa ala- ter. Mrs. Laalia Hardy and Mr- Hardy.
Mr. and Mrs. Stirling Ellis. O'Lcary. motored to Summeralda on Wednesday afternoon when they visited with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Sabine. 0'- Laary. were Sunday Vllllnfl '0 Went Point. guests of Mrs. Sablne's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jane Sabine.
Mr. and Mrs. Jean De Mean and children oi Sumrneraidc were re- cant visitors to O'Leary and viola- ity.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mac- Nevin. were visitors on Sunday to the home of Mr. and Mrs. lpergeon MacNeill in Alma.
The members of the Evening Auxiliary of the WMS. met at the home of Mrs. Claude MacNelll in 0'Leary on Thursday night.
Mrs. Albert MacKcnalo and lit- tla aon have returned to their home in Springfield West.
Senator and Mrs George Bar- bour of Charlottetown have been visiting with relatives and friends
in West Prince recently.
Chat” 1" his 'dd”35-5 "'9 pmsldentied Will! frlelldlv lAll0n Boulter and Mr and Mrs. reviewed the yea)": work which y Hen”, Mamuslandl '
was satisfactory. and a compre- Mrs. Joseph txaudetp. Pctervllleu -
h8llSlVC F9-lmfi W35 S!lVEll h.V the who was quite ill during the pnstl A v0I',V slit-cssfiil l1anfr.V sale
secretary. Xlr. Arthur Ready Mr. ucvlx is NOW mllfll imPl'"l'Hd in l'ieady'5 1':-signatimi was act-cptedihcalih with rt-grci The report of the, Mr Paar J Hand”. Mm Md
credit committee was given by Ililr. . . - p. y P. LaBlanc. and the siiperxisury.?e?"fmploye3)1" NCWIEHIHSIES: committee report by Mrs, l..G.,”l ”9.pa5t T" mo" 5 all d l Ramsay. Mr B Pillman gaxc anihmmi I" Tignlsh 0" I'M n 5y outline of the proceedings at the ('”"'''"R' annual Credit l'n1on mccting at
"The Charlottetown". Mr Gcraldp Glover and Mr. Pillman were np-i pointed to attend the meeting of. Credit Union chapters in Summer-l side. A motion by P. l.aBlancl that the Credit lnion oiin-e bel open Tuesday nights 7 to 9. was, seconded by Mr Roscoe Walkerl anld carried Directors, Sup (iam- mttee. and credit committee are - to meat at Credit Union Office last November wk.
um hclrl by IIIP meinliers of the innpiisi t'h1u-r-h. ilim-c was also al B:-17.aai' lit-ld.1n Oilrnijv. ; 1
Xliss Ruth I-liiuian sport! the week-! curl at her linnw in Woodstock re-1 ccnlly i
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and Hrs Albert Wallaccli nt Siiiirlliy with Mr and :'l'i1's.
iiliaiikic Dunbar and family in Alma.
fllr. and Mrs. James Dunbar and
Clifford Arsenault of I-lowlan was 7
a iisitor on Sunday afternoon ail
the home of his grandmother llrs. new visitors on 'I'ucstlay evening
Margaret Arsenaultof Forest View. Nnvcnilicr 29th. at the home
p lltlr. anti llrs. l.aure11('e Peters
Allied Pllmfl "1 "'1-9-HFY ii” in and Mrs. Hcnnclt Priors of Bloom-
Forest View on Saturday evening n,.1d- AN Ftrmam: Pt-rry
lion. and Mrs. Forest Phillips of Mt. Royal motored to Orarlo1te- town and spent a few days wlthl relatives and friends recently.
The many friends of Mrs. Aubln Wedge are sorry to hear that sh is still on the sick list.
Mrs. Albert Gorrill. 0iLea11v. is spnding a few days in Summe- side. where her husband is a pat- ient in the hospital there.
The many friends of Mr. Leslie Gay are glad to see him back home after being a patient in the Prince
of County Hospital for several days.
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Tuesday of the month at it pm. Congratulations are extended to A f I iMr and Mrs Camilius Gallant of "wins -h"59 l””"5 N” 3m”"'Summers1do who were married on
30 bY 51" t” i"""'d 5 '9"'d3-V 0l' Saturday morning, November 26th. ficers training course at Camp .1 5; Anthony;
July 18. 1920. he was ordained to the How Priesthood by Bishop H J. O'Leary in St. Patrick's Church. Grand River.
.2Rrh John Wedge of Forcst View was
ember 23:11. i
lolllowtng his ordination, he went Borden. out. was Captain S. L. Bloomfield, Ric Church m Lower Hmvlan on Monday Nov. Go Winnipeg and was appointed to Caseiey. M.M. Kelvin Grove. t Ilia first parish in Oct. 1920 at Mr Waldo Mayhew and hlsl Mr. and Mrs. Felix Arsenault Fred Rii. oi the Lm-kc Road was 1
Dela:-nine; Manitoba In 1931 he daughter. Mrs. Kenneth Brebnrr oflof Woodstock and Mr. and Mrs. in 0.l1('aF)' on Tiiosdny. November went to V11-den and in 1934 he took Scituate. Mass, arrived by air on-lnseph T Gallant of Forest View i29th. .,
over the parish duties of Souris.
Man. where he worked long and hard for his parishioners for in ;
thoaadayshehndtouse all sorts l of transportation to get to his out- post missions. In 1944 he was appointed pastor of St. Viator's Church in Dauphin. Manitoba when he will be remem- bered for his many radio talks. 11: ad-vad than until his retirement in, 1061. Following his retirement Tom and turn I! ymt vans, these pyinmas Qady nefuse tn cramp, bind or pull. Thoylu pgxni Munaingwear ltyled. and made to high Inndas-b of Thu; - 3 good looking that they nuke a handsome gift my tirnc of year. And they're knitud and nnishecl so take years of washing and wearing. See them as your nearest Men's at Daparunen Sean
nf Hnwlan wasi lm 0'l.eary on Mnnrlay November
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ht health improved sufficiently for him to become assistant priest at thl Immaculate F ption Church In Winnipeg a post he held until ap attack forced him to retire to St. Josephs Home where he coat the past two years.
He was visited in his last re- Iiiaintng hours by his Archbishop Pocock.
I'll: following are left to mourn Qnloaanfalovlngbrothanona Illtt. Mrs. Alexander Cumm . Gland River: two brothers. Jamel. y Incline, Mass., Herman in Bay- sddl: I brother. Wallace and a sin-
lilh Mass was sung at 10:30 am. Wednesday h St. Marys Cathedral. Archbishop I6-F. Pocock otflciatingzburlal was hiSt- Mary's Cemetery.
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