A.W. HOWARD, RIGHT, pres- fdent-of the Maritime—Electrie Company pregents W. W. Hee. |

. ~derson, superintendent of |

Maritime Electric Co: Ltd.

plant department with a safety | award for 1856 days without

‘DEATHS

MORGAN — In the Charlotte-

loss-of time due to injury. The Charlottetown Legion last — presentation was made at the — night.

ote Enjoys :

_\Injury-Free Year i=

lKensctoom

The Guardian, Charlotteown, Tues., Feb. 8, 1966. 3

Spring | Election Speculation Gains Momentum In Britain

ores (CP)—Prime Min- election platform. eer to a decision on a spring

ne

cumulating signs

cae Smethwick riding possibility by charging Wilson the edge of Birmingham, lost intends to hold a pre-budget |

atrick Gordon

possible election date and he of the exchequer. cision until his return from his time for budget delivery and

2

sland News Page

Western and Central Districts

Seventh Day Adventists Told Queen’s Visit

Te Montreal Of Activities At Anne Meet Said Unlikely

‘MONTREAL (Pte Presse Seer asks ‘Gunma oe 8 le visers in Canada and etn have “definitely set aside” the Ririr ul he sete al a ope: of the

1967 Montreal world’s fair.

But a trip to the’ Epxo 67 site and not the city itself is impos- sible, La Presse says.

In a dispatch from Ottawa, the newspaper adds: ' :

“It is said that the most ex- treme of all the Quebec na- tionalists live ~there (in Mont- real). Moreover, a drive by the Queen on one of the city’s great , |thoroughfares bordered - by sky- serapers is an invitation to dis- aster.”

La Presse says the possibility of a trip to the Expo 67 site by boat with a subsequent flight di- rect to Ottawa without a stop in * Mre, | Montreal proper. is being seri- ously considered. Observers are ‘said to maintain that such a trip | by water would entail only little danger’ and indications were the RCMP could assure the Queen’s Pagryd on Expo island site in the

St. Lawrence River. ;

Rae a5 i

3 ea

na i

il!

By HAROLD MORRISON legislation and possibly a new | appears edging THINKING SHIFTS

However, The Sunday Mirror, | election, “possibly in a strong Labor supporter, said there has been a significant | over a possible. shift in his thinking, originally | poll gained momentum based on_a possible October vote | the weekend amid ac- and now centring sg Re spring | total Wilson and his alternative, perhaps the

are viding a high new budget is Saiesa’ : of national popularity de- Wilson must give 30. days"! announced _ intentions notice of an election and in. Ye-

country’s eco. cent weeks newspapers support. Sunday

but the thirty-three remaining has revived its | active members (not counting | within two months more | children), have endeavored to | pieces of used cok er

ing the - Socialists—-suggested he news- might pick late March as an | a spring vote ideal date. the Conservatives |

suggesting the So- However, even hope to win back immediately jumped on this

was 's wortd. | | Walker. wel- and

of

rf

church Harold Clements, ;and Wilfred Willis,

Mrs. Harold Clenmats, missionary leader; Mre. Wilfred Willis, pianist for " Sabbath pro- | School. and chureh services.

Ont. Mental Health Ag encies Called Disjointed Jung

fare | abroad. church

foreign secretary election so voters might not) Walker in the learn of the hatrd economic | 15, 1964, general election. measures that may be unfolded

kept silent about by James Callaghan, chancellor

Peace Moves. Rejected By

amy personal de- An April election would leave

i Moscow conference one ogg thus eliminate the Tory argu- h

: Premier Koeygin Feb. 24. nai Tie 6 ce ee “bie tri He spent weekend—at-Tory—ranks—over—their—second-|—_-__ By _P DUNN again by a ofeapionat— gut “ie 2 e | Mrs. S. Williams Chequers, his official country place national popularity and|° OTTAWA (CP) — Mentallhe then gets into juvenile uct Cou niries residence in Buckinghamshire, the rather lacklustre; perform-. health agencies Olieise an are jhe's referred to VATICAN CITY (Reuters)—- -Dies Monday conferving privately in a joint ajite of their leader, Edward |a disjointed, entangled | "Devoooneste, sheaia Of Sweden and Finland have re- meeting of his cabinet and Heath. says Dr. B. A. Hoddinott, the jguided by the realization that |jected Pope Paul's latest Viet tt Susan Williams formes re to map out new Socialists hold a three-seat oo of the On-|‘‘the disturbed or retarded child |Nam peace initiative, but three

a Police Chec

margin in the 630-seat House of Commons, an edge that could be eliminated even by 4 traffic jtie-up. The House standing: La- | tric ‘bor 314, Conservatives 302, Lib

al Association. The chief psychologist at Thistletown Children’s Psychia-

tric. Hospital in Toronto = said agencies were not co-ordin-

is not a mental health. problem —he's a social problem, a re- sult of social forces of which we are aware.”

The long - term. solution was

‘nations have replied favorably to a Vatican approach to ‘neu-

Reliable sources said Monday

g°|

town Hospital Feb: 6, 1966, Mrs. | At 6 dense beset feild nat |Camerca.. former general man- 4 Hli erals 9, non-voting House of- ated and there was only limited |in social in asase (Geum heats. ame Pas William ee Tess: Beare a. at the sae Legion, | ager, and now an the Board of ais gion fecorh ‘ui Car Co ision mane cea fauye jenn consultation on their func- |such a iar gv = che Irene Dougan, 102's Ke | aw. side, and the daughter of - |tions. There was little agree-jerty. Problems such delin- Resting -at athe. Hemessey'Fu-/ Mate Big Oo. La, 1s Dirctors Mr. Howard spoke of sien be aur ME) 4 twocae collision involving Some of his supporters. say|ment among agencies on tech-| quency would remain until basic < seral Home from where the fu- | presented to the company’s plant important role of Mari' | She-and Mr. Williams resided vehicles driven by Jean Mac Wilson favors this’ razor-thin : _|social problems were elimina- neral will take place Wednes. |department by tes react, Sct ie comet in "the |at 260 Pleasant Street, Summer-|Theordore H. Lavers, 11 Plees, Ty since it helps control! It was generally agreed there |ted. dey Morning at 9 o'clock to St. | A.W. Howard, of Montreal, Re: £Tess an sorted out. that |side, for 55 years. Mrs. Williams, |ant Street, occurred on the <ttWingers in his party who|were some 220,000 children in *,. Dunstan's Basilica for Requiem |ceiving the award was W.W. iprenines a Facer: to give (Who would have been 90 years|corner of Rochford and Euston °“@TWise might impose heavy Ontario “‘sufficiently deviant to’ High Mass at 9:15. Interment | Henderson, po See cee Phegecs on ey seliable and de. |! 88 February 28, had been in| streets Sunday at 7:30 p.m pressure to push through radical |require some type of service Fire Department in the mrs cemetery. Visit-| Awarded each year ae | . poor health for a number of aoa oe Proposals. But.this narrow edge |from one of the mental health ge de- | nendable service at the lowest - The. 1960 model’ Austin oper- : Af ° ARSENAULT — ‘The death: cc- | COe SMendar year without wut a lost Bs a year of outstanding| After the death of her hus-|ing West on Euston Street while 02k? Power at when |tien's aneuel meeting. a rm ath oe ne this marks th e fifth |. -hievement with more kilowatts band im December 1964, she) the other car was stopped. negotiating in world arenas. ° “Childmn are often sent to the The Charlottetown Fire depart- eon 0S- | consecutive year the award has | aa oad came to Charlottetown where she a sata, The stunning Labor victory- in| Ontario hospita? schools because ment answered three calls over pital Saturday, Feb. 5, 1966, of heen won by the plant depart. | Sener oe ee cue ke been a patient at the Liv-| Approximately $250 damage the Hull North byelection ear-| there is’nd solution to their fam-|the weekend. a. Se eer man Bedeque | ment. es anytime |ingston and MacArthur Nursing peng bay Seo lier, this _month combined with | ily problems.” The first call at 9:35 a.m. year. Remains rest- In presenting the award to Mr. - ne ‘Home. | vehicle, oe increased Labor wins in Saturday was to the residence of ing at the Rooney Funeral Home, | Henderson, lie. Howard ales awarding the plant depart | surviving are a daughter, sien gs Ra estima borough elections in Smethwick | DUPLICATION COSTLY » Jay Smith, 70% Dorchester Summerside, from where the | a permanent possession of | Georgia, Mrs. John G. E. damage other car. Thursday-has raised a party| A problem was “costly | street, were a flue fire was ex- ¥ @unéral will be held -Tuesday ‘of Charlottetown: a d + tinuished. There was no damage ‘a February 8. Leaving |i, said |S., Mouth of reported. : 7 pone See be a f : - majority. The next call was for a res. Peter's Chu ven | | Reeetaueee opinion. polls idence on the corner of Great Mile Bay, for Requiem High os Carnival: Sports ek to back this up. : George and Mass .at 9:30. Interment will be | hours 9:40 p.m. Sa in the church cemetery. was said

| oe oe bee ee ee

x

me Resting at the Gillis Fu- Srl 5, “Funeral _Wednes- |‘

~ day,

| 2 to 5 and 7 to 10.

¥

®

E>

McCARVILLE_—_ The death oc-| ©

curred at the Charlottetown eat pital on February 7, 1966,

—-Mark-Mcarvitie—of pee Remains will be aang from the Monaghan Funeral |

Homie to his late residence in|

Carleton at 3 o'clock this (Tues- day) afternoon. Fyneral will be, held on Thursday, Feb. 10, leav-

Mr. Howard, who was guest speaker, wag introduced by A.D.

- Feb. 9, from Caledonia

Presbyterian Church with..ser- | vice commencing at 2 p.m. In- } ¢@trment in Caledonia cemetery.

RUSSELL — At the: Charlotte. town Hospital Monday, Feb. 7, 19866, Leonard ' Russell, Fortune Road, in his 77/th year. His re- | mains will rest this afternoon at the Perry Funeral Home. Fu- meral arrangements will be an-

nounced later. Visiting hours

Charlottetown, Monday, Feb. 7

noon Wednesday, then to Trin- ity United Church, Summerside for service. commencing at 2 p.m. Interment in the People’s cemetery, Summefbide. Visiting

hours Tuesday from 2:30 to 5

bomb lightly ' ish Commons was told Monday. - was John Cona c asked in 4 for the evening was Mr. J.M. ; who bit for 20 of the | Tink Sunday night. K. Hughes. with the second in |timate of China’s nuclear te A, Byrne, pertiames, | Sire a pointe added a pair of goals, while |eech series being played. lone epability. Bae Maritime Electric Co Transport Ko (Meyers, Mitchell and Fred Mor- lister Pickersgill, reported in a| ' girls ection Souris romped . [rita “Commons . tome 6 He ime ever entegue be: Se ih ee out the — ss s Laprise (Cred — winners. umguecttsied ieee eee oe eee gear Periormanes | "Redmond and Doyle were the : [teeens experiments be-|.: The hockey. game was-a wild ernon River skaters to de _18 PATIENT , Ol@ tween 1950 and. 1963. wide open aifae with marksmen {the twitles between Bimbo Mor. Stanford Green, St. Lawrence, | In an attempt to avoid » horse, eat; said te experiments indl-|ecoring @ total of 18 markers. | "0.0.0" Mctacd “and, Alor. is & patient: ta: tho: Western Hice- ccs it Se grverinete tn ering tal a ter . = IN. HOSPITAL ly alter his course which result-|from cloud seeding, Mar ae Gallant led the Souris attack | es: all to Vernon River. Mrs, Garth Wilkie, Albertan, ts | Vehicle van serikion seis chances of makiag large|with a hat trick end he was aot te ee ee ee lHopatignt 12 the Prince County |pole near the corner of Allan |snsed gnggr hate guts stmt (cmeely fallomed: by three Souris . s a mony eee |e by the statis |They were Angus MacCormeck, | a = ee el crease_or decrease Gallant —tinished off . ral-Bedec . rE on the Mt. Edward Road M h greater” than 22 per cent- “was Souris scoring. For Central | my morning in Halifax. Mr. Cahill the nee SOPEOCE | aaet other carried y Macine mere Seer Si (a cr Sr ee oe, Se eee Ste time, , trou e, money? jand Mrs. Cahill, = it of /a race horse and sled which |States. Lean had one apiece. wil take place im St. Mary's led the reed yt Mock | a : Cathedral, Halifax, on Wednes-| In an atiempt—t the | o wee ‘eedainee Bere ‘Sweethearts! Bridal Ball You'll find exactly the type of accotint or depodt arrangement ta Ms receiving. edical’ treat 5 at any branch of the Royal te suit your needs—plus a wide range _ WESTERN a ee ee | of other useful services, too, 2 FUNERALS watt RCMP. in Charlatetown, Loveliest Bride Contest Pe “s - said the identity of the horse §’ : at ear "her tet wad Hades Gaave 5 THE CHARLOTTETOWN Se algaicirasanralipiegaiane oa neral of Roy Hart was held ye 3 Biggest Jd C1 Savings Accounts—for steady savings and accumulation of interest. A Foncrel Home. te West, Prost oa Additional Inforniation: Savings Account at the Royal can give you a sense of security. Your funds - Funeral Home to West Put | FALSE TEETH — te eee 1 are acotssible at any time and you enjoy complete safety. . [aes conduncted “by Mr. Worries and Problems The Sweethearts’ Ball is formal for the ladies. It is not neces- Cl Pebitlit Chiegaing Adewaateccde? payiig bite without disturbia: yous were Rock Of Ages, Lead Kind aylttle FASTEETH sprinkled on sary to wear a bridal gown, however, unless you wish to com- savings. You can save as. much as a third in service charges, too. Wy Light and Shall We Gather a woke ; : a sorenrmiyin piace: | = Bete in i fe Loveliest Pride Contest, which is to be a feature Ci Current Accounts—the logical way to keep simple, accurate records of eine Dhan iia i up to-35% harder - receipts and payments; cancelled returned monthly. q rer, * . great and Frankie Sweet. Interment | Fasting: ;A¥old embarrassment. Get Because ofthe gre t number of requests, cent will o Ser Crea high tm dt, ema in fall at tig

and 7 to 9 p.m.

|was in the church cemetery.

_ in that time and

and to. give you the best May I remind you the voters list and to

tions can be made now,

is available for your inspection at

late. Cad ill ba als to cost pu ballot at Spring Patk School ® a.m, and 6 p.m. med eee OO oe

‘“ineerely yours,

& y

Bridal gowns worn may be those of the wearer, her mother, grandmother

or other relative. Where a worn, it may be borrowed

A special room will be made available in THE CHARLOTTETOWN for the use of contestants maria February.

Gifts for the Loveliait’ Bride (be she 18 or 80) comprise a vontutebe spring ensemble donated by the following leading firms:

HOLMAN’S OF P.E.I.—Matching hat, gloves. shoes. handbag and neckwear

time with interest payable half yearly.

oO pe cularly lovely gown would otherwise not be — Receipts—high-yield term deposit; interest payable at maturity,

the occasion. All these—plus Money Orders—Travellers Cheques—Safety Des

posit and Safekeeping Services—Foreign Exchange—Drafts— Letters of Credit—Night Depository Services—Money Transfers —Investment Services—termplan loans—many others. ;

_ evening of the Ball, Valentine's Day, 14

m,

Drop in to your nearest Royal Bank branch, soon.

ISLAND FURRIERS LTD. ....5...0..0-0eseeeeeeesss+:: Dress or Suit ~"TAYLOR’S JEWELLERS LTD, <<. 272.002++** +ee+ Matching Jewellery” 5 ISLAND DEVELOPMENT CO. ........----+ oH bad crc covueu es Coat * iat

BRIDAL BALL.

X

>

Tickets. abe available at the _ Hotel Desk Ticket Reservations’ Are Necessary

Registration Nw for Lercigend ~~"

A professional photographer will’ be on hand at THE. SWEETHEARTS’

the sentont is a

,