w

- Island News Page ‘New Congregation — Is Established

Quints Born, _ | is mst» bicthiay” gestern Three Die; of Conservatives In New Bray One May Live | ise’ "2" worms gone

permit . .- PITTSBURGH (AP) — Three | 7510) it, 28 Der ad

of the Aranson quintuplets died uage. :

Sunday’ and doctors ‘said an-| “1 suggest the time other of the tiny girls born Sat-| right for the Federal gov urday appeared to be losing her | ment with Provincial battle for life. : >! and co-operation to “The latest <to die was Kim- | the development of sound berly Ann, fourth of the five | tion in both languages t children ~-born 2% months pre-| out our whole

maturely to’ an atteoative 22. gg og wank el a The establishing of the new ,A. McCuaig. recipient of | year-old Pittsburgh fouple. fr. MacDona congregation for the Sherwood-| the 43 imate was’ “Kimberly Ann died at 3:49 | ability of .a second language

p.m.,”" said Dr. Lee Bass, chief would" help prevent oe of pediatrics at Magee-Womens ee eae ead | ; Hospital, “presumably of the |_PC°P’ —

same. cause as the other two.”

Parkdale Presbyterian Church | conducted by the ‘ moderatoz, took place yesterday afternoon, | Rev. G.R. Tannahill. - P in the Sherwood Women's Insti-| Special music was supplied by tute Hall, with approximately | the Kirk of St. James Choir, w-

200 people attending. der the direction of their organ- ‘MR. PRAUGHT And, the doctor added, tie i The service was conducted by | ist, Elizabeth Taylor. Menbibae ie aet tenes eee Isla aan the clerk esbytery, A Baldwin, electric 2 was ; « ; ‘ Prince Edward Island, H.-Low-| made available for the serve, To Address | oe on © eee Wins Title ry. “The Church's Witness” wat}through the ~courtesy 2f C.J. | Diubeti . see “TORONTO (CP)~— Arnold the subject of the sermon ren-|Gallant, Charlottetown. Loca ic The ables — herdly: larger | oa) McCorenl Primce dered by Rev. Donald Nicholson. | “The minister, Rev. lan -C. Associatic oa jung ot east cry ae! | Raward Island native wow living The scripture lesson was read |Glass received his puipit bible arion veloped . perfe ana > lin Toronto, won the middleweizht maleeel geieads be boxe lection oar aeasen eae -Char-| | ol breathing | Boxing. championship at the On. ] ve ted-by-the | Charles E.—Praught,- jo. -_____| ay Golien Glover touraensant— : ae, ‘by lottetown who is president “t The third-born, Susan, died at ; =

: ; iaheti ‘ Saturday night. 4 vince representa’ Arrangements have been made | the Canadian Diabetic Assoc- |2:15 a.m. Sunday, about 23% 3 of the inurane compan un with the Sherwood Women’s In-| iation, will be speaking to a | hours after she was delivered.|. McCormick, 23, who grew- pp

provides a group insurance | stitute Zherw meeting of the Prince Edward |The second-born, Amy Beth, | ™ Bear River, P.E.I., defeated plan for the Hotel Adsoriation of | Hall ite ietction on for the Island branch’ of the assoc- |died 12 hours earlier. - 3i-year-old veteran Johaay Le STAGE STRIKE Canada to attend’ a mee ‘| eongregation ~~ | tation, ~at ~Summerside—this|-ONE-MIGHT-LIVE--—----—| padula in a_split_decision.._Me- . ri PF ae ick fights out of the Davis explain the details of the plan. evening. The meeting will be; The doctor said Roni Sue, | Cormick fights out ol ; DEATHS Saturday morning was for aa ice be ‘held in the Knights of Colum- | first-born and largest of the five | Hall Club in St. Catharines, Out. Many ote 2 ee CANADA bus Hall; 323 First Street at | at one pound, 12 ounces, “looks ~

8 o'clock. Presiding will be | reasonably good and there is k ; ail EG carrer Contiuned from Page 1 past president Stewart G. Ives, | some. chance she might live.” Tug To See 24: - = ‘ea tts mem. | Charlottetown, whose idea is ; ‘ as

i bi ee af fi

i

=zac7 Stevedores Strike

| ————Faserel Boas eat where Se rate from coustalstevedoring, [the tourit section of the Bar} bers to remums work at 4 p-2"-|- area ar the lanae trait | SECOn¢—_- Better-Lines

ome trom watte ~~ . rate ral Beautification Contest result-| Jocal times Sunday after results : é ’ results > + % = meral will be held today (Mon- , aad loading the Marilens P for | © sas decia io ante ela ae, ve : Sot pets, mavens aeeeaee Thane Ellis Lid. at the rate | scheme for the coming year st| VOTE 31-IN FAVOR” |4ian vice-president, sald from La HALIFAX (CP) — The-Pand- eing at 10 o'clock. Interment in this morning They worked reg-|Jeast. The Tourist Association| The vote was slightly more |i# home in Ottawa that he was | KONQUAGE manian tig Cintra is -headed a + a : Se mete Zekenian ‘afhatnaes |tad wpenscred the pectien in Se than 31 in favoring the agree-| satisfied with. the settlement |. . |bagk to Halifax with the eable ‘ . SUMMERSIDE — The highly- | toes from Thane Ellis Ltd. to | and- evening. No shortage of | several classifications “| ment, which calls for increased | and that the correctness of the Proposed ships Lord Kelvin and Cyras tarded Childrens’ Association disorganized strike of the Sum- | discuss wages with them. workers was reported. i Instead a new form of contest | wages and a number of fringe was borne out by the Field in tow. ‘ ere arene. merside stevedores is apparent-| On Saturday ‘Ellis offered an| The stevedores have been get- | will be introduced on a provin- | benefits. ag FREDERICTON (CP) A-spokesman for the tug owt

ly over today, and it is still un- | increase to $1.60 and later $1.65 | ting $1.50 an hour since the|cial . basis as the association | An Air Canada spokesman at Sis eicmient iaiesiaie tke wala’ at Plame ers’ agents said Sunday the

WEBSTER — At the Prince E¢- | certain if the men gained any-| from the present $1:50, both of sottloment. 2 “2. jimilar Strike |-socks to obtain ideas trom the | the line's Montreal head office | ton pay vate for, mechanics be uage in all schools should be “a ns ena Sam One ae Se. 1966, Mra. J'D. Webster, $5 = hole wae af tari to men be it rh aw aemeeas ie means of extend | aid the first flight trom that | "cents to $3.97°E8 hour from |cettennial project, David. Mac, |will attempt to. secure stronger . . ’ - men. He - beyond oo ; Euston Street in her 83rd year. |Gay morzing the increase offer. It will be de-| The regular shifts are from eight | presently accepted “Dominion | fonay for Geney Bry: fareass ($817. It gives increases of 12| Donald ba og — Resting at the Cutcliffe Funeral Thane Ellis of Thane Ellis | cided today what the men will|to 12 in the morning, one to|Daytabor Day period. Details He celd thet off the {BCT cent -retroactive Nov. 1 of uly. Home from where funeral will | Ltd., one of the two local firms:| be for loading the; Marilena | six o’clock in the afternoon and of the contest will be worked out | union back-to- although this year, five per cent on Nov. be held today (Monday), ‘service’| which hire stevedores; said last | P-*"° bes seven to 10 in the evening. They by 2 committee of _ George | jated 4 work order stipu- | 5. 1967, and three per cent on

at 1.30 p.m. Inter- | night that he will meet this | James 1, _MacDougall, presi-|4re_paid the full $1.50 for their “and Mrs. Keith Pick.| for" p.m. Sunday as the time - serene < ent Floral Hills Meslorial | morning with some representa- | dent of the only other local | houf off at suppertime and get |Chandier and Mr seaagee: work resumption, some me- < Gardens tives of the men who are load- | stevedoring firm, Coastal Steve-|two coffee breaks of 15 min- |r. and suitable prizes shecies wase Sosk:en: Sie deb) G00 : | ing the Marilena P with pota-| doring Agencies Lid., flatly re- | ules each. Before the 1964 strike Saale s otheelmur te shortly after mid-|- In , mechanics MULLEN — The death occurred fused to consider any wage in-| they were not paid for their | Among a variety — turday ho have been receiving the

' ne

.17 top rate will receive an xtra 1 ef 6B

! | i g : if i th

: the strike on eet ber of on. the| Nov. 1 of this year. Saturday, November 2, 1966, of |ingé st the Andrews Funeral | agitators. to be loaded with potatoes, after | the early closing of the various|job Sunday than was the case| This boost, added to the 12- Joseph Ambrose Mullen. former. Heme frem where Ge Sacre |. 1 will net negotiate st this |tho twp ships pressatly decked travel bureaux and the remov-|on weekdays and “the real re-|per-cent general increase, will ly of Tracadie in his 47th year. |Will be held today, November | time season, have | 27@ loaded. Costal stevedoring | al of the ‘information’ girls from | turn, you might say, starts with |make their pay increases for Bis remains will rest on Tues: |. wm Iatermcat will tabe pace |aiready “chartered al cat, cur | Wit toed the two waiting boats. the ferry boats: the Saturday moe Monday.” the following two stages pro- a nnessey -m. = and Sunday closing of the build-|' W. Was pfo-|portionately higher. They will j Home. Complete funeral arrange-|in the New Glasgow cemetery. |Shipe with the present wage to PEI ing ‘housing historic Confeder-| ceding as. planned across the |have a tetcl incesse be yuly’ 1 ments will be announced later. PERCY — kt on | we made our contracts. If the| © ole ation Chamber; the Sunday | country. 1968, of about 80 cents an, hour. = Sear eee eres, at|men wanted to negotiate, they Contiuned from Page 1 closing of the Confederation| The agreement boosts wages An adjustment in classifica- . [ROGERS — The funeral for Mrs. | Saturday, November 26, 1966, of | 01a have done so before the Centre. Requests will also be|by 2 per cent im three stages|tions adds four per cent to the Robert Rogers will take place |Nevelle Henry Heber Percy of |) 11s had been chartered, when | record as urging the provin- madé for the holding of an am | over a 26-month period and adds|total general increase. Other his morning from the Hennes. Soe Ae eee mara. te nine | wage increases could possibly | ial Centennial Committee to| nual Tourist Day in the pro-| another seven per cent in fringe |extra three per cent sey Funeral Home at 8:45 to St. Lean Funeral Home to the Ding. |Rzve. been allawed for.” He said | have its proposed of | vince’s schools and the . provi-| benefits, including better 'holi- Ann's Church, Hope River, for |Lean Funeral Home to the Ding- | he would be willing to discuss |events sc i for Pro | sion of a short course in conver- | days. . High Mass at 10 a.m. |well Fuheral Home, Souris, from | next year’s wages with repre-| vince in 1967 prepared. well in| sational French for receptionists Air Canada said of the agree- will take place in the |where a private service will be | sentatives of the stevedores. | advance of the summer season | and head waitresses to permit | ment: ehurch cemetery. held. today, November 28, -with The local stevedores have no | to ensure distribution in plenty | them to reply to ordinary ques-| “While the additional wage service commencing at $ p.m. In- | union organization and no elect-| of time for people to plan their tions and greet arriving visitors. | costs are substantial yet LING — At the P.E.1 Hospital, |terment ia the Anglican ceme- | ed or officially appointed repres- mext year’s vacations. It is also proposed to invite the | for the first two years of the Saturday, November 26, 1966, “of |tery. entatives. The demand by the’ SS to the oer. | pecchdontn to: nee neal tuaites eaetsint Gay ds gat ened : associations to sit in on direc- Previously agreed to by} . tors meetings as ex-officio mem-/| the airline when it accepted the a bers, The three are the Caven-/| proposals of a mediator.” dish; the Brackley-Dalvay-Stan-| The-“mediation -plan was re- ; and the Kensington | jected by the machinists. associations. Mike Rygus, the IAM’s Cana-

j

Y, OFF

! | _ SPECIAL RACK—1:- 2 - 3 PIECE They'll get their work done before Spring- COAT ENSEMBLES

HOW ABOUT YOU?) © fara

48

oa GOS OF

| i

The early bird looks ahéad. He's already planning his winter program. He knows that skilled labour is more plentiful in the snowy months. Service is faster and better. And, he doesn’t find himself in a rush come Spring.

é oe, i RES Joists

SPECIAL RACK

DRESSES OFF

~ > Wiky not follow his lead. Line up all those repele and renovation jobs and BE pao mse Se $ | have them done this winter —repairs to cars, Outbeard motors, household | DRESSES Le 5 mp: 1 0 appliances, lawn and garden equipment .. . furniture reuphoistering, rug and: ON RACK—VARIETY OF 1 drape cleaning . . . installations of and repairs to plumbing, electrical or _ — SWEATERS | lf, OFF air conditioning systems. : . . = ia ——_ ‘ __You can get low-interest NHA Home Improvement Loan to help you with = SIRS, 08 Frere can you suave sat comenin 24 sane (oretaty estom andes 4 “the major jobs. Ask your bank about it —and join the ranks of the wise ==~=~*~S~*~*~S~S~*S 3 ; Cayce inserts fot esting: OR oe eS cane re

Canada’s most popular bra! Tailored of white broadcloth with breathing waist, — stictciaed straps and back, with two adjustments, 28-34AAA, 30-36AA, 30-38A.

30-42B, 32-44C&D, Bandeau. #1321, white,$250.

Tae eo emernnes ae Ait bee pe ae ? ecu oe “O31, OFF ! : You help yourself when you help keep people working this winter ; G OT H Ic : scr ay a a ‘ : : ; AM sales cash and final. ; wk Canada’s ce:

Call or visit your nearest Conada Manpower Contre = pig WONAS (2, alge ) 124 tssued by authorsty of Hon. Jean Maschand, Minister of Manpower and immigration Bs di wana! ; . AER ON ES 2 CEs HE sry

A

“COR ey