Been here are two

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of the Anglican

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Western and Central Districts The Guardian, Charlottetown, Tues., June: 28, 1966. 3

Nberton Family To Visit Europe

ALBERTON — Dr. and- Mrs. the “M V. Lydia’ to visit Pir.

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gating from alfa aboard the tn clatms brought by % crew

heodor Herzl’’ they will re- members of the tanker Texaco turn to Naples and make a side Massachusetts trip “y Capri before embarking The suits arise from the June “Raffaelo” for. the return 16 collision of the British tanker ‘ nl to New York Alva Cape and the American : ae of the places they will tanker Texaco Massachusetts in Visit are familiar to Dr. and New York harbor. Thirty-one Mrs. Hellmich who spent some persons died in the collision time ‘in this part of the world | The civil suits, each claimi ng durtmg the interval between 959 00. for. personal injury, | their flight as refugees from Po- were filed in U.S. district-eeurt land. and their. coming. to Can- » by the: crew members, all | ada sixteén years ago. For Kry- were filed in U.S. district court styna and Mark it will be a new hee by the crew members, all | and wonderful experience U.S. citizens.

The Hellmich family have left. In identical suits, the seamen Alberton accompanied by the charged the defendants with good wishes of a host of friends negligence and claitned that the who anticipate their return in eojlision was due to the “‘unsea- late’ September. am worthinless—of—each—of the re- | spective vessels and tugs.”

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COMMODORE ROOM ) MAIN BRACE Coming. Attractions Featuring

TUESDAY—THE DOWNTOWNERS ““ WEDNESDAY—THE ISLANDERS THURSDAY — HOOTENANNY

a Received

3 The lowest bid (400,183) Es upgrading of 7.5 of Trans Can- ‘ada highway from Eldon —Flat-River-was-submited-by the Island_ Construction. Company.

Tenders for the job were open” ed by the P. E. I. Department of Highways Friday. The depart- ment’s estimate was - $428,359.

Other submissions included, Matheson and MacMillan Limit- ed, $409,138: Warren Maritimes Limited,, $463, 177

Tenders for the remainder of the highway to Wood Islands will be be opened Thu Thursday noon.

$50 MILLION

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Queens) said he would like to see the allotment raised.

Many of the economic d:ifi culties of .the Atlantic region are man - made, he .xdded Larger economic units in otber parts of Canada tend to draw off investment capital from the Atlantic region.

Andrew Brewin ‘NDP — Tor- onto Greenwood) said the $50,- 000,000 was *‘a trifle’ that. may prove inadequate for the job. He called for a “redistributive investment policy’ to overcome longstanding regional. dispari- ties. Atlantic investment lags behind the national average

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ing the visit of the Soviet dele- gation he and Mr. Pearson have “buried our hatchets.”” Both were very happy to have the So- viets in Canada.

Today the delegation visits the government's experimental. farm with-A-grtewilti'te—Minister- Greene, attends a luncheon Houses‘ of Parliament, the open given. -by the —_—- of both.

DEATHS

SELLICK — Suddenly ~~" Community” “Hospital; on Monday June 27, 1966, Sey- mour Sellick of O'Leary in his 81st year. ' His remains were forwarded this afternoon from Jelley’s Funeral Horie to the

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at the

home of __his __son-in-law_—and-. ~attended—the funeral:

daughter,Mr-—and- Mrs. Lester Gay, Knutsford from. where the funeral will be held on Wed- nesday afternoon with service commencing at 2 o'clock. . In- ‘terment in Springfield West Bav- tist cemetery.

PINEAU — Suddenly at the home of his brother Cornelius Pineau. North Rustico on June 26th., Simon Henry Pimeau, aged 58 years. Resting at the Hennessey Funeral Home until two o'clock on Wedngesday afternoon then ... to the home of his brother from where the funeral will take place on Thursday morning at 8: Stella Maris Church for Requ High Mass at 9 o'clock. Inter- ment in the Church cemetery-

CANTELO — At the Woods Nur-

sing Home Sunday, _June—26,—

Mrs. James H. Cantelo in her

‘ senault,_Victor Arsenault, Fran-

UO Léary 7 High Mass~was~celebrated~by

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S Hellmich, with their dauzht- er Krystyna and son Mark, left Alberton Monday morning for New York from where they will sail on the ‘“‘Leonardo Pa Vinci” to ie a tour of southern Eur- a i ia east which wilt continue for more than two ‘months. ‘After disembarking at Naples, they will tour Rome, Florence, Venice, and Genoa From Genoa they will

aeus- and Athens in Greece. The next. lap of the journey \wilk>take them to Alexandria and Cairo in Egypt, to Beirut in Lebanon, to Jordania and Is-

eee $8 Mi ~ | “In addition to the two British | » I ion firms, the suits named_as de- |

fendants Texaco Incorp., Do- imestic .Transport Imcorp.. and Humble Oil and Refining Co.

Dress—Suit or Sport Coat Members and Guests

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of the places sacred to all chris-

in Ttaly-"and The Place of the Ascension, am f Sain on tone ong five corporations sued

Sought After

rael where they will visit man

tians: Rachel's Tomb, The Watt New YORK (Reuters)—The’ ing Wall, Pilate’s Judgment Ajya Steamship Co. Ltd. and the | Hall, The Via Dolorosa, The Navigation and Coal Trade Co. |

Church of The Holy Sepulchre, Ltd. both British firms, were

Monday for a total of $8,000,000

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WILKINSON FUNERAL —The | | Seconaaten tor an the family.

funeral of George E.. Wilkinson | was held on Sunday afternoon from his late residence to O’Leary Baptist Church ‘where service was. conducted by Rev. Rev. S' E. McKillop and Rev. T. J. Snelgrove. The male chvuir rendered Under His Wing and In The Garden. A quartette com- prised of Louis Harris, Edwerd MacDougall, Allie Harris and Raynall' MacNeill sang Going Down The VaHey. Pallbearers were Charles Tanton, George Ellis, Keith MacDougall, Riy Collicutt, Vernon Collicutt, Ralph MacLennan, Ewen Nicholson and George MacMillan. Flower bearers were Elton Rix, Law- rence Harris, David Campbell, Roy Leard, Willard Gay, Foster Smaliman, Laudis MacLennan. Interment was in Springfield West Baptist cemetery.

ARSENAULT FUNERAL’ = The funeral for Mrs. Eulelie Ar- senault was held Monday morn-. ing from the home of her daugh- ter, Mrs. Ameddie Arsenault, St. Chrysestem to St. James Church, Egmont Bay, where Requiem High Mass was cele- brated by Rev. Charles Gallant, | deacon Rev. Pierre Arsenault and -sub-deacon Rev. John Bu- ote. Pallbearers were Frank } Arsenault, Leo Arsenault, John Thistle. Leg D Arsenault, Josey Arsenault ‘and John Arsenault. Flower bearers were Lloyd Ar-

cis Arsenault and Mark Thistle. Interment was in the Church +cemetery with —Rev>_ Charles Gallant officiating. ;

__ LUND — FUNERAL — The

—neral for Jobs Atthm (Jack)

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oar Redeemer where Requiem

#Rev- Cameron - MacDonald, | C.Ss.R. who. also conducted the service at the grave. Members of the crew of the C.C-G.S. Tup- per and members of Department of Transport, Marine Division, The -pail- bearers were: Cyril Blanchard, Fred Somers, Arthur Moran, Roy Campbell, Oscar Marshall and. Ronald Vessey- Interment | took place in the Catholic ceme-. | tery- > MANY RETAIL

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WARD — At the Prince Edward {sland Hospital June 27. 1966, William H. Ward. 31 Brackley Point Road, in his 6ist year. Resting at the Cutcliffe Funer- al Home until noon Wednesday, then to the First Baptist Church, service—commencing—at 1.30. Io} terment in the People’s ceme- te In liew of flowers. contri butions to the Mission Fund of r Baptist Church would be ‘ap- V ro prociated. catia .

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