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Sharply Criticized By Ambler

Jack Ambler, executive di- were 47 children im residence af- ing on with city and provincial rector of the PEI United ter admitting 19 and discharg- authorities to secure am agree- Fund, has strongly criticized a imz 10 during the year ment on sending the children to city councillor’s proposal which He said negotiations were go schools im the city. 2 would limit welfare spending by the city.

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He said the city’s two wel-

$790 of this was left for the bal- ance of the year.

nual meeting of the PEI. Pro . testant Children’s Home. Mr. :

Ambler charged the councillor’s

remarks implied “the profes-

sional staffs of our welfare : s a i agencies have been handing out Mor than 200 delegates re-' which their activities must be | too much welfare money—in © Stered yesterday at St. Duns more effecitve. ;

other words, ‘they are incom. ‘2%5 Usiversity for the 43rd

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provincial annual convention of ; the Catholic Women’s League of ULTIMATE EFFECT Canada. “If we allow this statement. to The comvention opened with two-day Benediction given by Most Rev. M_A.. MacEachern, bishop of

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Baptist Board of Evangelism, Atkinson, Heber MacPhail, announced it would not be pres- 1

gchats with delegates to the Clyde River; Earl Jenkins, | (Continued from page 1) ent. | agencies in front of our contri-| The business sessions got un- @* annual meeting of the United Alexandra, past moderator of The new regime clearly be- | butors,

Baptist Association of P.E.I. the association, and Rev. H. pursued by police trucks and lieved that considerable pres-

held over the weekend at L. Estabrooks, clerk. | motorcycles with sirens roaring. tige would be attached to what- |

Boumedienne’s regime, ap- ever government is responsible

parently still nervous about pos- for organizing the conference.

s s sible public reaction to Ben One of its main accusations | : f , Bella’s fall, had banned public against Ben Bella was that he | —* an effort to ward off had sought to use this prestige | trouble.

for his personal profit. Communist China, seeking to

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of P-E.L. at the group's 98th an- an address by Mr. Atkinson, and | 4rrian t which | agen. | NEW

nual meeting in Charlottetown | Saturday's program featured |i, still sunt oa to |

during the weekend. {meetings of the Men's Associa- ag eg heduled Delegates from Baptist chur- | tion and Women’s Missionary | NASSER ANXIOUS of St. Mary’s Acad

ches throughout the province. at- Society and a chicken barbeque Chou's host, E : Presi- | evening, Peter Jung Friday

tended the convention, which be- at the home of Charles Scran-| gin G I syptien i re

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Baptist Church. YOUTH NIGHT | | Se aaa a nee ame bout | presented to them. Key speakers were Rev. L.R. Saturday night, “vents | Se cut tie Gi soe?

Atkinson, Digby, N.S., secre- night”, was highlighted by a president lbition which “comes frem cur

tary of the Atlantic Provinces | public speaking contest won by | Abdel Hakim. Amer, | vo :

Convention Board. -of—Evangel-.| Donald Holmes of Kingston, who | ant and Rev. S.E.. Murray, Will represent the province im | safety be worthwhile”.

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Ren |day morning was preached by Rec. Centre |Rev. M.O. Smith of East Point | Baptist Church. A baptism and | : Ha Break | communion service was held Ss | Sunday afternoon. 5 i The conference ended last ev- propaganda indicated tioning in the school were The City Police reported & ening with a “coronation ser- recognition Bs ceraled . Mission Society and the Junior break occurred at the Recrea- vice”, the election of anew mo ‘The United States maintained Red Cross, she ‘aid. . tion Centre om Richmond Street derator, and a closing address | -wait and see” attitude and | Two grade eight students, VOuntary, me early Sunday morning. id by Mr. Atkinson. jthere was still no word how Kerry Riley and Susan Perry, Another factor contributing to | A member of the force said a Devotional addresses through France felt about developments won the highest award in a Can- this. was the lack~ of & contre thief or thieves gained entrance | out the convention were given in her former possession. ada-wide Junior Red Cross P0S-| planning body to co-ordinate oe from a Richmond Street wit by Lic. Gerald Cole of Hazel RELEASE PRISONERS ter contest. i var- dow <r Te ee oe: The council. ordered the re-| The principal said that other! sorch ette mac 6 lease of all political prisoners awards had been by students it-| mination John (Spy) Ready, manager WEATHER it said had been arbitrarily ar- cluding a first prize of $10 by a . of the Centre said a quantity of rested under Ben Bella. It did Nancy Kelly in an essay con- j , ; . taken and a ; ; . i : ted at the meeting were Hon./ Expo 67 officials are. consider- cigarettes were |mot identify them or give their |test; and a $30 award by San-| - W. Hyndman, Charlotte i the installation of North | Coatitt small sum of mone} TORONTO (CP) — Temg numbers. dra Allen in the Royal Canadian | toyn- Brig. W. W. Reid. Char- iaxeten’s first automatic train i & = ee cate Min. Max. There were reports in Algiers | Legion Remembrance Day cos- lottetown: Rev. ‘Henry. Tye. control. system in the Montreal a . jacial direct , that Boumedienne was seeking test. : Parkdale: Stanley Maynard, World’s Fair's free mass transit St. A = the collaboration of prominent She thanked all prize donors | port Hill- Mrs. Harold Léard, system i Ben Bella supporters by offer-'and parents for carrying out | Kensington: i Gladys Bent. 3 George

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PREMIER’S SON WEDS snault. cil. ichildren put forth their best ef- | > At the conclusion of the bus-

Abdel Aziz Bouteflika, a top forts throughout the school! Meclected for a further term sage, son of Premier Jean Le i2eSS Sessions members of the

Boumedienne aide, summoned a | year. : : [of three years were Judge W. sage of Quebec and Mrs. Le (orn sree ge

meeting of the preparatory John Fitzpatrick was chair-|— Darby, Summerside. and sage, was married Saturday to | were a * * MMMM MRRP M a ollege.

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64 68 6 68 70 83 SU 87 cured at Charlottetown on Pri. Montreal ....ec+..- —& committee for the Asian-African man of the program and alse|Mrs. I. A. Horne, Charictte- Pauline Champoux, daughter of ‘CPtion held at Marian day, June 18, of Everett Buell Saas vecessses st s conference. ce presented the certificates and town. Quebec businessman Jean in his 70th year. - crag regia = a Some governments, including | prizes. A portion of th eprogram | Maj. T. E. MacNutt resigned Champoux and Mrs. Champoux. yr tk oe ie he ok ra ie * te ea * *” ea He was the son of the late jum 00 seeeneees a 3 Japan, seemed to have decided included a number of vocal sel- | after 23 years on the board. and The marriage ceremony took Jeen ond Levies Beell aid wes ONCON ..6-eeeere * o not to come to the conference ections by the pupils. Prior to|f a. Large, QC, chairman. also placé im St. Charles Garnier | born at Abney. Halifax a 76 _the exercises the pupils attend-/ resigned. The new chairman Church in suburban Sillery. ‘Besides his wife, the former Charlovetowm .... 2) 8 Sydney 45 and 78, Charlottetown |ed mass in St. Paul's Church is to be elected in the future. Some 250 guests, including most Dorothy Clow, he leaves three YT) y-"7"7*"°"* seams celebrated by Rev. Austin Brad-| Chairman of the nominating of provincial cabinet members, | sisters: Blanche, Mrs. E.M. See's 5. 53 Tl lien 446 om ett a ae ; | committee is K. M. Martin. QC. were present. The couple i Goodwin of Charlottetown; Min- poo) "77777" a High tide { s Chaatet | Mr. Large reported there live in Quebee City. ets at Cane :. Allee, ee q igh tide today at Charlotte- OLD BILLS SHOWN } ; - Mrs. ML. Hi a bene ay Har. New York ........- 64 88 | town 4.44 a.m. and 4.04 p.m. At ee : t EE TE. IE SD, ber Twe trethers aad ene us Ee 73 8 | Rustico at 1..21 am. and 1044 The exhibition of coins, bank- jy aad: Whi New Orleans ...... 59 8 a.m. Summerside tide eighteen notes and barter at the Confed- SIN NG ILEE col enue ae tedied tt TCO. | Sis ccecce 6 98 (minutes later than Charlotte- eration Centre, Charlottetown, sierver “Sinus Pueeral Home Los Angeles ......- Ld] 68 ‘town. Su rises today at 5 4 includes eight of the first notes The funeral arrangements have HALIFAX (CP)— The wea tains oo ay at 845 p.m. All STi Bank j not been completed ther office says Campbellton | ; alia k IN CONCERT N.B. Sunday reported a maxi- mum of 90 degrees. Onshore

seabreezes kept high tempera- tures along the coast in the 60's and low 70's. ! Today (Monday) will begin as | a sunny. warm day im all re-|

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The Hughes family of 61 | pected in New Brunswick as| cq

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Peter Hughes, former inspector Regional forecasts: for Canadian National Rail-| Northern Nova Scotia, east | _— ways, Montreal. Besides his | ern shore, Cape Breton, Prince brother and sisters in Charlotte- Edward Island, eastern New town, he is survived by his Brunswick counties: Sunny, be Romance ano Racine wife, six sons, one daughter coming cloudy im the evening. ‘ ARE Iw THEIR BLoop! temperatures. .

and seven grandchildren, all of | Little change in

Montreal. Burial took place im Winds southwesterly 15, moreas- ,

the Roman Catholic cemetery. | ing in the afternoon to south-

Mr Hughes spent many sum- westerly 3. Low-high at Kent-

™ers in Charicttetown and had ville 5 and 82, New Glasgow, @ large number of friends here. Goshen, and Moncton 50 and 99,

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