MISS GER'I'RUM COADY oi Charlottetown was the re- clplent (ii .a Ilia membership In the Catholic Women's Leaflua at Canada at last night's con. cluding lessitln at the annual convention held Ill the Iorm at

Annual CWL Convention Hears Stirring Address

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a dinner wn Hotel. Rev. George MucCon-n- ac. provincial director at the CWL ii seen presenting Miss Candy with her life member- ship pin ' . . LL, Noouan. a past. provincial pre»

Very Rev. J .llialnney. oi hnnnr provided for the open-‘reireata and Rev. Dr. NR. rector of Holy Redeemerdng session on Sunday alternoon Bulger. the chairman oi the din-

ndent, reads the citation out. lining Miss Coady's outstand. ing service to the league over the years during which she has been a local and provincial nt- iicer.

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lAIbel-ton and West Prince County 2 The Guardian, Charlottetown. Tina, June 18. 195:?

Keith I. lapp ls Named

.Ilo S'side School Board

The ao- Wliur Sim Coun. Set-lumen paintmenl oi Keittz T. lam: u a in bar of nho Board of School

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,- r M "nominal-rig had been a residun

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parish ln Charlottetown, was £he,by Girl Guides representing the cesan radio and television com-

gueat speaker at the dinner meeting held last night at The Charlottetown as the final or the two-day annual Catholic Wm nien'r League convention. the bull.an sessions oi which were held at St. Dunstan's University. Miner Maloney elaborated on cine at the convention.

lined in a graplc manner the

lotion which must be developed

In order to produce the desired ulta.

er guests at last night': dinner meeting nicluded Mrs. J. . Comgan, representing Mayor Gaudct. J, Russell St. Join or Charlottetown who at. tended on hmaii oi or. w. E. Callaghan. stale deputy oi the Ru u or Collin-lb . and Dr. .1.li. O'Hanley, president at tho newly ordanizeci Diocesan Cat- holic Laymen'a Federation, each at whom brought greetings to use convention.

A highlight at last night's din- ner meeting was the presenta- tion at a lite membership in the CW]; to Miss Gertrude Ccady oi Charlottetown in recognition oi tier outstanding services to the organization. The presentation was made by Rev, George Mae Cormack. lite ovinciai direc- tor, while the citation outlining Miss Cindy's accomplishments was re Mrs. Lorne L. lilooiian. a past provmcial pre- aldent.

WERE: HONORED

Also honored at last it meeting were the tolloiuirg ll) oi the 12 living past pro. cia presidents who are to be lhe re- cipicnts or pastapresldenl's pins. Mrr. Katherine Creamer, char-

hts

Kinkora; Mrs. hon. formerly ot Summersidc- . A.l, Murphy. Emerald, Mn, Adrien Macinnls. Souris; Mrs. w , Macilillan char- ilns. LL . Dona Charlottetown: Mrs James Pen- dergaat. tormerly oi iiensing- ton; Mrs. ow. DesRoches ‘ltls- couolie. and Mrs. F, 519919 or Charlottetown Mns. Basil Mac- donnid oi Tracedie Grass. and Mn, Joseph A. MacDonald oi liensingtnn were unable la be present ior the occasion.

Miss Virginia MncDougall de- lighted the audience as the guest .ololst and was accompanied by Mar. William Campbell who also provided background melodies during the dinnec no Mammal: ATIVES Some 190 representat er oi the 52 parish councils ti throughout the province attend- ed the aessions which received encouraging reporis of the work done on the provincial and lo. cal leveli,

An innovation at this year's annual convention was the guard

WESTERN BRIEFS

DIE! IN ALTA, Word hal been received by Ian. Kannetli Ford. Summerildo oi the death or her brother-in- law. Hubert. Mei-tier oi St Al- ton. Alta Monday. Juno [7. no In tho uahand ni Eileen Wood Ida Mal-tier. iormeriy ni Sum lat-Ma.

RETURN! HOME Ian. Kiln: Kerr Ilal returned b her homo In Alborlnn alter within. briefly with her Ian and “hf-Ill W. Mr. and Mrl. Moll mi Charlottetown. m” FUNERAL — Th e [I'll d Alh'od Pete". Pleat utvlow. Ira: held Monday i will In IL Anthony'a Church. i Mid where Requiem Blah ‘ lla- wan celebrated by Rev. manual Richard. Rev. Clar- ‘0 Plan olllclld ll the pun. Pallbearers m Jana Willem“: Pm. M- W, Howard lb “and. Ham-i lanai! a a d Gallant rip-a bum

1 ever, he also told oi the great

CWL sponsored st. Dunstan‘r ansllicn, Holy Re- dccmer and st, Pius x parishes whose ilags were presented by their color parties (or use dur- ing the meetingr. aPENs CONVENTION

Mast Rev. Malcolm MaCEarh»l ern. bishop oi Charlottetown.

the CWL (or the diocese, open-

ed the convention with Pontlli-l cal Benediction in the colleael chapel and alierwardi address-l ed the members when he been lily congratulated them an the significant work they are accom» pliahing "For God and Canada.

l-iia suggestions inr iurthering the apostolate iormulated the basis tor aon'le oi the resolutions

others who addressed the can. vention Included Rev, William

More Missiona SUMMEESDE

Association were held in Snm~ meraide over the weekend Wth hev. ,

b. Wheelock the special guest speakers.

Mr. ALkinson told the group 0’ his trip to India at some of the appalling conditions to he dound in some areas there. Haw- I

desire at the people there to learn the gospel and he urged the audience to give its iuli sup- port in the missionarics in that land.

Speaking on the work oi the Bible Snclotly, Mr. Wheelock told oi the great need tor more aibies in Lite world, He mentich that lnur-iitths oi the world could not even sitcrd the cost ot' Bible and that in India only one out if I” 2 could obtain one ior that who all that was available.

stressed the dependency oi the Christian on a true and dedicat— ed beliel. Mina Ducy Ann Jolley oi O‘Leary was elected president at the young people's meeting

DIEFENBAKER

«Continued From Page ii speaker Mncnaughton in el-

‘s t a t e Secretary pickersgiu, .government House leader, and Social Credit Leader Thompson that the budget debate npeningl Wednesday will allow iull scope inr debating the question at the tnree cons-titanic.

Mn Dil‘rnbaker. Mr. Cour Ins and other Conservative and‘ ilew Democratic m e m h e r a maintained that it ahould be de~ baled tepavutely.

Mr. Dougie challenged the Swalrera ruling, and in the en- ruina vote it wni upheld 91 to as. with 12 Social Credit MPa voting with the II to lu!-‘ tain the ruling and ii New De oer-ta voting with tho Unnurv- ativei to ovmum it,

i. . , i-don leave at the Colninonll to

.l. n N, WI- son. senior partner ' lark'ln and Gordon. on th rubleci Mr, Harlmeu h-d railed at the noun opening,

lie wu refilled the midi-ed unanimoua conunt by a num-

rid New

thinla hearing on the integrity o hla tormer iirm and .ndi. really on tho mlnirm himtell. 'rhe mil" deience miniater denied this, ylng he simply wanted the matter cleared up.

Gillea Gregoire tsc — Lav} potato) ed the opening} tar Mr. Gordon to read the tale J pl by puma: a queauon Did the thinned mlnlater have with: to W b! "v a! allocation or mlaaatlon oil

. lama." earlkr min- “I?

“and Paton. Vincaut

lar.aoudaotaanmdtbetal.l

oi the problems lacing faced in “he (told oI adoptions and luster s

o . ‘ OFFICIAL SLATE

Composed or who is the honorary director «I Charlottetown: Mrs. Mary Ryan.

‘nie Arsensult.

Donald. Snuris; Mrs. Macmillan. Charlottetown, an

presented during tha course atlclected {or the proceedings, Mrr. rtuwn as corresponding secreth pedal burdens WI) and Mrs, Fred a. Coyle nI Char. a, {m- M 0. Simpson. who spoke on layllottetawn as rotor ing secretary. u" vdnclie. fie

Baptist Ass’n Speakers Urge “3}?

R, Atkinson and Rev. Congress in Beirut

vices and special talks liven by )iodcratoi- ley, Rev. LR, Graves nt ‘l'h‘yon.

modatnicn were supplied Summerslde and Belmont sldents

companies at‘mittee, Eugene Macdonald, dir- ‘eclnr uI Child welfare [or the

province. gave a graphic outline

Th e nominating committee

Mrs. r. J. Steele.

East Point and Miss Mary C. Macinnis of Grand River brought in the tollowlng slate at attic . president. Visa . ige. ariotietown vice presidents, Mrs, J. 1. Mac

. . igan, Kinkora: treasurer. Mrs. John L. Beaten, Sherwood, all or whom were re- a SEEOnd term. with Noonan. Chariol~e-

ry Efforts

» Special hcld Saturday night. linss Sandra in Palm!“ 5““ °“ '1‘“ meetings in the P.E.l. Baptist MacGregor was introduced as W “invited lay~wnikeri m

the representative or the pro- vince at the Baptist Youth World

On Sunday, communion ser-

war c. B .lcl- ei

ottelow and Rev. T,W. How.

aid or north Rivcr. Music was supplied ' ' rhnir and the drums sisters.

Summerside

Meals and overnight accom-

by re-

, tip egrarn irnm Mr. Wilson, which _ stated that the budget address “mum” “med m“ u" l"

and rcsnlutiuns were released

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Martian noted

Milton at me now“

mood m none in he s" end mad-valid

[the town lower than Mr. 11w. rid bot-ll col-low txl Voted Maillot the imle which waa approved lour to two. Calm. Hell-ban Selim-man Did he had heard We the ex- perimexul filu' ruldl on Cami

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Court, MacDonald die Ibucnm‘r Club. war the

directional Johnson! evaertyior dieexcauentiobitdldattha lael'dlitwoddbeldadicrminauchaim . “1km. Coun.?myaaiduteraoewdy Counsanna-nanaain, is " to

Gard Do pavinl.

and also luve put up with in. dust nirioaooe tor mam yearn. NEW mum. can

Conn, Sc'tnm'nan sat

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v eioranema hiasuutoi-uiewnrkdoneon d: the auntie sary. was almal complete at a record lie connnended Cpl. Eisner early date. Matheson tor doing a line job The various nt re- Towo Man-

meeu. ports were read by otter .l. A, atrophy.

‘Kensing’ron RHS Has Dedication

,.suMM2ulDll — Another iii sharen aaker. atudent council Pnnl‘e Edward liland's modern president; lame Muase. school high schools was niticiaiiy open- principal; Rev. LM. Murray. ed last evening as . G. and Rev. [null Callha'hln. Dewar. MD. minister oI eduea- Chllrman {or file program war a. and James 1., sauiiders oi board or trieiec oliaimian. not. coe Walker. A mininnie power failure

mal ceremonies at Kendtnaton tor the initiation or new

by the Bank ol Canada in Tilr- - onto about 9:20 pm last Tliurs- “fif'gg'f; “flu ‘me come.“ day. Clarkson and Gordon re- m” o. "I! “mm mm' ceived two copies at 9:45 and “d M,_ 5mm,” I m“ a; W" ma" 3‘ 9 ‘ importance in Kensington'i past

gether with an explanatory "m.an memorandum were mailed Mm ,‘mn 6“. mm“ men} u ‘9’“5 l“ P""’“”“*" “we” on the reremonlea whloi toltow.

the

which leit. llzhting in the audi- torium very poor down

ed to slow

Fromm. Premier Shaw. in ill: middle of his ad- dreaa when the lllhu railed,

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Rev. Maxwell Nesbitt also Th. mg... a... were photo. , carried on out apok. to the gathering. lie copied and a copy at these tu- fifffi‘fificflyfigéflfl‘efia 3mm; haengwM‘l; Machlz‘Lee,

poles. took the dIIiIculty Ill alrlde.

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lupes. together with a covering letter dated June lit—the date at the budlcli val-ice alter the budget been announce.

The ilrst mailing lei! Clark son and Gordan at 1.5 pm. the iollawing day. and delivered to the lilaltan airport post oi-

u‘ .n date had

to Winnipeg. Regina. and Vancouver. The IliKht lei! Toronto at 2.50 a. and was due In Calgary at 6:20 a.rn. .lust cinre the opposition aprang its demand iur an emer- ency debate, Mr. Gordon gave

nme additional lniormation WANT 3mm. “LANCE

a about his budget aides,

He identitled a lourth oul~ rider who helped hi 0 the gavel-tuner” mm eatlmates which were pre-

buc'zct. He is RJ, Anderson. 3 ant. The minister laid oath] oi fl‘ crecy were administered to to E. J. Berlaon

MP Ior Kingston.

lie said no one irom outside ‘ e government helped in pre. lparlng the budget withqu uk- tng ibe secrecy pain.

i FASCINATING

tConbinued 1mm page It

Man-inn M. tale

of General Wolfe. House. Westminster Abbey. it'll aw

Airivmg in this city late yea- terday ailernoon they were met at the airport by Dcputy Mlyor Waller Cox and my Col-inmat- ler .lohn Buller.

MESSAGE FROM PAST An Inscription an I LOW-yea old hacklammon hoard Ioulld

will lose money, but you hava lot: oi iunfl‘

led in the school's tnacioua audi- torium and heard Lallrg by Hon. Walter R. Show; Malcolm Mac- Konzie deputy minister of so 'ucatlon; Keith l-iarrlnm

One 0! tile Wenlnd'a main at-

'.Hle bowie of ma were trolled no a cm int am It the Motown Central

Ba'ndoi

lI council presided over by Mayor. ' .i. Ernest Moi-it with all councillors present. Also on hand were Town Man. J. Ii, vaphy. Town Clerk .1. a. Cameron and Town Eu- zinoer .l. c. McKenna. it to the opinion at the lawn council the old Are boll will provide suitable cocoirimoda- tions tcr ilie police t. allowing oi-

Alberton’s New Fire Hall Is Inspected

ALBERTON — Alberton tire- men held their ilrat meeting In the new tire hall. Friday eve- ning. The Iplendid new building, located a iew lee! earl of the old tire hall on Church Street. was built by local labor and hal ample ipce loi- both lire lruckl. - large meeting room. Jail cells and washroom. Healing I! irom an overhead all iurnace.

Following inspection oi the new hall the firemen moved to the legion hall tor a husinud meeting. pmldrd 0 Fire Chlel Herbert Leavlu.

The tire brigade II to aponlor I rrildwly (rum June 22 I the exhlbltlon groundl.

Mayor M. Iloy Leard expreaa- ad gratification with the new lire hall and hoped the town would anon be able to provide a new pump tor the six-inch well drilled at the lite last (all. The two lire airona are to be remov- ed from the old buiidlnl and Ioe Cated at Myrlck'l Corner. 0 art Campbell was accepted an a member oi the auxiliary ilre gade.

Fire realaiant glove: are to be procured for the memben oI the active brllade.

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“Bless This House". The evening's ceremony was opened will a service at

traction wal I performance oi 9 Ion two of the lflhool'l younl atue

at by Mr. Murray and Father Callall’lln. and closed

den", Karen Walker- and Nancy . as a

Clark they aha duel

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feet. accepted [I‘ll arguments flIlIIce III llme to catch Flight 501‘ “‘3'” the cabinet

I ‘ legislature to restore i rac

lulled May 29, and not on mama...

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Toronto chartered account-lm

all il ‘

lln_ 'I‘urltey means “perhapi you Dllyl deienuive ball with Ed- will monton Ultimo! oi Ll. Walton!

OPPOSITION

tContinucd lrom page it mkinl reelection, The New Democratic Party waa next with so candidatea. Liberalt lielded 55 Pm gressiva Conurvatlvea had 33. ignteen independenu rounded out the ilate.

apposition iorcei baled their appeal on more balance in the demoe. Premier Mannlni llid we “cryln‘ crocodil-

over democracy. Social Credll campallned on long record of ndmlnlsixa lion and intention oI I rnnltle milliondallar development plan to the 1M

The plan includea government Iublldlzation oi medical Care In aurauca (or low-income Iarrll- Iler. Detail! of the Plan were not nllouncnrl.

D vld Hunter. Mylar-aid Lib- eral leader. attempted lo win l’lll rim real in the northern constituency oi AHII ha a where he II I Ilrm lmpolrnlnt and car de

Neil Relme on leave of ab- Cence in Canadian director of the Oil, Chemicll and Atomic Workers Union tCLCt rlnpe tia became NDP leader in Janu- ry. contelted Edmonton north-

Illrrulance. u.ye . old criminal lawyer who be came head oi the Conaervatlve party tut (all. ran in Calgary

est

Premier Mannlnl. 56. waa In a tour-way film In Edmonton strathwaa E I An was 0 Ca K five candidate and lawyer who

Football Woo.

with I brie! benediction by Father Callaghan.

FINANCING FOR CANADIAN BUSINESS

The Industrial Development Bank helps finance molt type: ofamall and medium— liu Canadian bluim for a variety of

purpoua.

Ifyau are engaged In a bullpen, or plan to atart one, and required financing in not available elaewhm on renewable terms and condition. you are invited to viait an I.D.B. office or write to one for a booklet.

INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT BAIIK

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Mountain. and It. Goal-u street — Telephone mam

ver by the mpg

ian Air Force under the

r'ltotetown Canad

bandu‘oon- direction of F0 Kenneth It. Station Rockcuiie In Ottawa n.

manned by the place

the Royal

Moore. Formed 1540. the up has travelled al-

no most continually irnm Its

Old Fire Hall Is Designated For Use S'sicle Police Dept.

SUMMERSIDE — 1M old lice to be utilized by other life hall I.I to be rmvated and departmenLS, Plans and speci- uscd la a polite elation and “cations for renovating tile old police coon it waa Walled at lire hall are now in tile mocess 'a meeting “I the twin of mplello

. H. B. Schunnan slid possibly the Present police oi- Iice would be used for the town engineer's olfice as he now has very cramped quark“. As well. he said. the courtroom in th old the hall will be available {or meeting as in the present one upstairs in Lite civic build- ing, This room will also utilized by one oi the other do vanmems

Correspondence mall by Town Gen-k Cameron included a let.- (ar minding fitnblishmenl oi a Shell 591'le station on the corner oi Ryan and North Granville streets apposite Crest Lanes. The letter was In the lam oi an application Ior a building oe'nnlt in Llle value at $27,000

ALREADY ZONED

Coun. Schurman said [his area has already been designated as I residential Zone and "if we approve iii the appiit'atlnn we are lowing ourselves wide open ' ran- the '

(INTRAL RCAF BAND PLAYS CONCERT

tended last nurse and the band now moves A an tn Summerside tor an en. .t. gngement there.

home base at RACF Station

comes to the Island as part of Lhis year’s tour. large number oi people

nlghl's perform-

sociated with a disturbance in northern Quebec lay over nort-h- orn New Brunswick late Monday evening, but elsewhere only . iew Clouds were rewmd

While Tuesday will strait out

mostly sunny over much of the

district. loll? air over the Mari- times Will be moist enough to allow considerable cloudiness to

9 would go oi. lhv shelter in a na-

b, miiicc as present

porth to council that his civil defence cnmmillet‘, appointed some seven months ago. and authorized to draw up plans for construction oi a iali out shelter

approximately $10,000 and that a list oi names iii those who

tlonal emergency had drawn up, He asked the Council {or thriller direction for the comv plans are

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complelc. QUICK CHANGE OVER

Coun. Key paid tribute to the electrical superintendent and plant crew {or quick Work. in oonnec g the new engine in a' matter of 21 minutes. He stated this Involved a lot of pnllnailvary work and excellent timing la the work was planned in advance so tho! the hook-up could be made without TV viewers Hurling any of the Pope's funeral telecast Shth bhat night. Coun. Perry commended Coun. Key and T.E. Richartkon. electrical Superin- tendent [or flleir line work.

lalr to the oilier service station operators already ambushed as It w.“ his reeling dial: nie enouim oc iheae in town now. iir.

stated the inn. would have to get approval from the board or utilities put that the board could not inieriera with the town naming,