poesthiitty of segenising tome fof visit the umt at Fredericton dur- ing the summer. The «-ntra! ~s- Sociation will contribute the amount of $25 te each club that wishes to organize a carload for a4 visit. it was announced. The

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Western And Central Districts __ the individual members attend- The Guardian, Charlottetown, Sat., June 12, 1965. 3 nz or by the local club. The re

are some 15 clubs in all The names of Reg Adams, O’- Al BREEDERS MEET Leary, and Wilfred Stewart, |0f the federation of agriculture.

® | The guest speaker was intro- duced by Dr. H.-H. Kelly, diree- ; tor of provincial veterinary ser- : vices who is also director of the

Dunstaffnage, were added to the Al program, for this province.

directorate to replace members retiring. a

The name of Alvin MacLean. Coleman, was approved as a |representative on the executive

E year more people are| The term ‘calories", now added 10 the world population stressed so much in human diets, ] 400 Scouts than the total number of people will be used in future for live- v v * ‘in Canada, and by the year 2,- stock fastens of the present to- Gi ° : 000, 35 years away, there tal digestible nutrients, or | G d | will be twice as many people in |“‘TDN"’. the speaker suggested. ir vices | ‘the world to feed as there are | Dr. D.G. Moore, general man- . ‘today, Dr. J.W.G. Nicholson, an-|ager of the breeding unit at Parade Sun. foes itionist, Research Sta- Fredericton, N.B., with which

tion, Nappan, N.S.. told the am- the P.E.I. Breeders are asso- ,, tred

nual meeting of the PJE-1. Arti- ciated, discussed some of the walt coe we ake aan ‘ficial Breeding Association. {policies in use at the “present prownies and leaders from Char-

lottetown and surrounding dis-

tricts will take part” in “the an-

nual church parade this Sunday. a eg The parade. forming at the 3

armories on Kent Street, will

‘pass city- hall where the salute |

will be taken by Mayor Walter;

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Confederation Centre. one Street entrance to Chariotte- year later. A patchwork of town’s ueleus of arts and oddly-shaped - pieces _of _ply-_ culture. As part of an overall

GETS RE-WORK

workmen blocked off the en- trance to complete the job of

trients that | y_comptroll cule & varias food! wet gi oo wood combined with criss- effort to get the Centre im —_ : —— : fs = ar oe mt: Basil immer season, irectly above oors. products, he said. oat te Mk. Thaaatata ies toe crossed boards bar the Queen shape for the su

while the remaining proceeding to Trinity,

Mass groups Zion and Baptist churches.

i re ee than any other in many cattle. | rane marshall is George t~ CITY ARE A The Prince Edward Island

Maj. Edward White, second from left, turns to watch mo- tion pictures of his 20-minute space walk during a press conference Friday at the Manned Spacecraft Center

ruth, spacecraft center direc- tor; astronaut James Mc- Divitt, Dr. Robert Seamans,

near Houston, Tex. Others, left associate administrator of | to right, Dr. Rebert C. Gl NASA, and Julian Scheer,

NASA public information of- ficer.

FUNERALS |

Regiment, accompanied by Lads and Lassies Band along with the Birchwood High School cadet band will be a major part of the parade.

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| car, other scholarships and Home. Alberton Monday morn- , any spouse's income in the case fou ™Gp $t"Simon and St. Jade ta . yd ns 10 deat dicatished with a, prov-| Church. Tignish. Rev. Clare | AreDamaged ¥ ; 5 ince’s decision on either of these | 4; also officiated at the 5 ta a : ae 7. sis : 1 ; epee may 8 . P were: An- didi lB S vw \ 2 Province of grave. He | y torm Ww ¥ 8 8 the case of lk Keefe, Roche O'Brien, : 7 ; this will be the province in| Bill O'Brien, Stanford “Green, DENTIST | ALBERTON — Several farm Ve “ which his parents or legal guar-| Robert McInnis, Ralph Kelly. oe 1 | v a vie resident or. if this is out- Flower bearers were Leonard Emmett F. Foley recently anand samourad ee x 1 side Canada, their last province Neen contre eens. | fectived the degree of Doctor |Sittical storm which bit the | f he |

OTTAWA ‘CP)—Loans 41,284 persons under the Canada mining the size of*loans, the

total- ing to meet administrative pro- of residence. Married students | ing $26,265,941 have been given blems, cover criteria for deter- will establish their own resid-| tery.

ment was in the church ceme-_

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area Thursday night. ; Six acres of tomato plants on . the farm of Leigh O'Brien, Al-

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student loans plan, Finance Min- province of residence require-| 3 Designation of eligible insti- : : field, P.E.I. Dr. Foley is cur- : . ister Gordon reported Friday. ment and eligibility of various tutions: This will embrace an — ee oe ie rently practicing with the berton, were badly damaged ny He said the figure. as of April post - secondary institutions for institution requiring for en- held - i Royal Canadian Dental Corps The tobacco crop on the same Ve - ~ Krindicate that the-plan is~being loans mm ae —itramee.'the level generally ac- 45 — — : t HMCS Dockyard lif farm and op that of Robert i 7 used almost to capacity. The federal government guar- cepted in the designating pro- Jume: 11, 1965;-from-the-€atcliffe | a kyard. Halifax. Hardy were also damaged. al- | wv ‘ : antees the loans awarded by the | vince as ete high school.” Funeral Home. The funeral ser- Ns though not to such an extent. | Wy Mv The minister, in a report Se complete high ; coniies \ vs tabled in the Commons, also out- Chartered banks and adminis: The question of which private "ite WAS mony Ber. 2) ¥ md lined new guide rules agreed on tered by the provinces. scheol might qualify under the — a Felibenrars weres | NA “4 by the nine provinces which are stage sg = the a plam still is under discussion. Maruan od 1 mo cal a, SPRING PARK UNITED CHURC v Ww co-operating withh the federal Prov allocation - a sans " ‘ : — 7 government in the program in- 266,000 for 1964-65. Most of it e ee itd ake SATURDAY, JUNE 12, 1965—8:00 P.M. ~~ vv M itiated last September. The lone as been used among the pro- Trai er Truc the Peesies _ i : at Vw Ve 4 exception in Quebec which de- | ¥inces on the following basis: i ‘eop! cemetery. Theme: “CHRISTIAN EDUCATION : ’ ‘ ] ] } cided to operate its own student Newfoundland. 732 loans, in- e CONNOLLY FUNERAL Speaker: Mr. Allison MacKinnon, Eastern Field Secretary. we : j j vy fein sie volving $458,512: Prince Edward Seyi] Forced ae = United Church Men. v 42 2n42°44= Mv The new rules, decided on at | Island, 431, $288,609: Nova Sco- |The funeral of Mrs. John Com-§ pirector: Mr. Leslie Hiscott ; Y ys recent federal-provincial meet- 14. 2.450, $1,729,008: New ° nolly took place Thursday morn- Combined Men's Choir: Park Royal United Church. Park | \Z vy Brunswick, 2,008, $1,347,183: On- Off Highwa ing from her late residence, 186 dale; Spring Park United Church, Ch'town, Trinity United Vw 4 tario, 21.287, $14,004,565: Mani- y Fitzroy Street, to St. Dunstan's Church, Ch’town. S y U O U WESTERN ee ee eae ___ Basilica where Solemn Requiem} Park Roval Male Eight “Adoration” “Still, Sull With Thee” [| \Z ; a chewan. 2.965, $1,867.420: A} Am oan se trailer ae tae ne celebrated by Guest: Mr. Willard Proud ay Ww berta, 4,481, $2,083,483: British ‘rom Ocean Steel and Construct- Rt. Rev. William Simpson as ne ’ . ‘a a FUNERALS Columbia, 4,650. $3,100,031: and ion Lid. New Brunswick, was sisted by Rev. James Kelly, dea-] YOUTH FAMILY ACTIVITIES—SATURDAY, JUNE 12, 165 } \ __ Opening July 1st with a special “Salute to Canada.~ v’, Yukon and Northwest Territor- forced off “the highway early con, and Rev. Andrew MacDon- 4° 2:30—3:30 p.m.—Intermediate and Seniors (ages 13 and over) fF \% in honour of our national birthday. the “Festival of Music we : 5 ies, 31, $17,600 Friday morning by another ald, sub deacon. Rt. Rev. PF. 3:30—4:30 p.m.—Jusiors ‘ages 8-12). - , and Laughter.” stars a brilliant array of Famous Canadian . MARTIN FUNERAL — : vehicle which did not stop. Hughes, Rt. Rev. P. McMahon | 4:30—5:30 p.m.—Kindergarten and Primary ‘ages 47) we ” Performers in four Spectacular Productions . . . In repertory We — ‘hil hs eee ~~. “io oe eee . A member of the RCMP said and Rev. Eric Robin were pre- 5:30—7:30—Congrezational ““POT-LUCK SUPPER Vv so you can see-different programs each day . . . Plus the Children’s ¥ ats hte. |federal - provincial committees °o7™2%¢.*© the tractor trailer sent in the sanctuary. Manager SUNDAY, JUNE 13,.1965—11:00 a.m. vw Puppet Theatre _. . Plus a Film Festival of Golden Operettas 4 her son-in-law and daughter, ; prov ees was estimated at 1.000 and staff of the Bank of M WA : “4 « Mr. and Mrs. Emile Gallant, included these main points: Driver of the vehicle was Jos-_ treal aan stati ‘08-7 ~=Communion Service y Plus Eight Sparkling Sunday Concerts . . . Plus Famous Q&S Tignish; Monday morning, to =! Determination of student eph Vernon MacNeill of Lake Hospital sayin vee of the Speaker: Rev. C. C. Lewis ~~ i Collections in the Art Gallery all of which make Confederation r St. Simon and St. Jude Church. | need: Legitimate student costs | wood who ed the dent a . on, | Organist and Director: Mrs. J B Herdman WA Centre the Entertainment Capital of the Mantimes this Summer “4 aoe Mass was celebrated will include fees, books and in- rred a er ‘— he a =a MacDonald ox Se Choirs: Spring Park United Church ‘Senior and Jumor) a : 4 . 4 Rev. Clare MacDonald who struments, board and lodgi —— =o congregation ot-e “Singing I Go” 4 ROUP —Di 1 mo also officiated at the grave clothing. laundry and recrea- poee peg calla a oe mbat JUNE 13, 1965—8:00 p.m Ww Shale he = tte er ce eee \ Pallbearers were: Leo Des. tional allowances, and one. re-__ CMP are investigating. bearers were: Lt.-Col. LF. Mac- ee : oe 7 : : ae NA Roches, Alcide DesRoches, Ar- turn trip a year between the in- donald, John MacLure, J. Frank Theme: Dedication of Memorials and Special Gifts ‘, A Senes discount of 10 per cent ss avadable for purchases of ane or more tickets 4 thur DesRoches, Frank Gaudet. stitution and home. BANNED COAL MacMillan, Augustus J. Murphy, Speaker: Rev. M. R Lewis—“‘Offerings to God Ne te all of the four productions. Wayne and Shuster in CHarlottetown, Spring Thaw NA E. C. Perry, and Herman Gil- A student's financial resources : Edward I of England, believ- Kenneth D. Webster and Tho- Organist and Director: Mrs. J. B Herdman ays Laugh With Leacock and Anne of Green Gables. als lis. Flower bearers were. Wal- will be calculated on his par- ing coal poisoned the air. pro- mas ‘Whelan. Interment took Choir: Spring Park United “0 Love Of God"—Thiman v w, ter Arsenault, Brian Hogan, ent’s taxable income, his own claimed its use illegal and at place in the Catholic cemetery, Soloist: Mr. Rov Smallman: ‘‘The Lord Is My Laght” Vs Dees not apply te openmg night which are benefit performances NYA Tommie Perry, LeRoy Perry. earnings during the summer and least one man was executed for service being conducted by Fa- —Allitsen Y eo iar ae 7 ayne Perry, Leonard ‘Christo- academic year, assets such as burning it. ther Robin. , parnara . ’ pher, eee aeietooher. Juh- ¥ : 3 — mave enseareet f = % amie Gaudet. Interment was in SPRING THAW a the church cemetery. vA e _ “LAUGH WITH LEACOCK™ vp ve Grertet ant -hrreng artes by Meer: july 14 Featuring Ve HANDRAHAN FUNERAL — oe) vw man LoD © mC BOSE - DAVE BROADFOCT a7 The funeral for Raymond (Ray) vw Overs jy 12 | URNE MARSHALL ', Handrahan of Christopher Cross Ni Pres Ewes ere Preee Eves $1.90 © 37 ve was held from his late residence vw aon sd ei st te te a Wednesday morning to St. Simon wv eo ea ee ee ', and St. Jude Church, Tignish. Vw rab ener Smaps “WAYNE AND SHUSTER IN Ne Solemn High Mass was _ cele- 7. “ANNE OF CREEN CASLES™ CHARLOTTETOWN ws brated by Rev. Clare MacDon- vw Sees nemee comaty by The 1965S editions of wl ald who also officiated at t he Ve Con mnneS Leet Severe 8 Greet Sunrese VW grave. Decon was. Rev. Floyd ~~ sr Coreda +s Famous Comedy Te: ie McGaugh. sub-decon, Rev. Ar- v- ‘ ee And tig Cost ones wa thur Pendergast. Present in WW eee eee ve the sanctuary ware: fev. Pat. _ [ee j @Prks aue_17 ¥ rick Walsh, Rev. Joseph Le gpg sts 5 a ee e- Clair, Rev. Gerald Steele. Hon- 7 -— = earhz | = ee ae Ww a gong were mem- 7 * = ‘ i bers Co-operative Union VW @ Festa: ree 2 of P.E.1. and Credit Union of wy a campus rureer TwrATes Mz League: Eric Hamill, Louis = COLBEN GPERET TAS eee ea O'Connor, Reg MacAdam, Frank | s from CM osennne ter tan We Gallant, Urban LeBlanc, Ted’ ie Ww : asi la haa Ns Sabine, J. G. Dennis, Leo Mc- | = an Se Greet Wevterme-es i tip dees Petendaces + Issac, Bernard Shea, Ken Mac- | Vv Pongiew “Menges Pav y ; ane xs Lean, Joseph Guadin, Leo Blac- WA Foam toty 2 te Inty 19 | COLDREN'S FLO FESTIVAL Vs =. Gordon Hamill, Cyrus J. | ; sia } fog TA? i ce fa pallbearers we Rute $1 Petten St rene j Rduies $1 Chtdren Vt -entg \4 were: ald Handrahan, Earl | v Gallest, Fred Harper. Patrick | Why li Pays te Wear LIKE TO 7 SUNDAY CONCERTS 3:00 Pm. v Hogan, Wilburt Ellsworth, Alyre GOLF... we Famous Artsts appear every Sunday Neght dunng the Festal Vw Gon. Interment yas in the | TT i be ae v From July 11 to Aug 29. WY aan coment %, Shiffer-Hillman Quality Clothes hav vy Preee 81.25 00 92.50 v; DEATH NOTICES CLUBS? ww Seres tekets available at special reduced pores. ay In the first place, you look better dressed! And the quality a vy BOX OFFICE OPENS JUNE Ist vy vw Gul acice chome tailoring keeps the good looks for the long life of these Soleus set f cone. Wise BY er ceed aehnet cron cer mga hata geal ~ mp i your own : rs dothes. Come i ‘ ev se, check the fast- |) Publicity Department. Box 848 Charlottetown. FE 1. CROCKETT — At the P.E1 Hospital fine in now, see our new Shiffer-Hillman prac in Guardian |) , June 16. . Melbow :, . : triot classified section to Gene df & Grek Gouge Owen ‘in styles and pick out these most becoming te you. Te youve todiny te BOX OFFICE NOW OPEN IN SUMMERSIDE his 77th year Resting at the MacLean Timsch petteres . van likely to find Funeral fi " . paee clubs. voure if 5 neral will be held today ‘Sane ‘oon Fn cheomembhte Mette denims. the right deal LINKLETTER TRAVEL AGENCY service commencing af 2 pm. Inter- ‘ If you're trying to sell yours. ; _— Ul come- aan eee don’t sit “a minute longer’ Daily 9 to 12 noon; 1 te 5 o'clock ; Get a low-cost, 64ime want ° : > GODKIN At the PET Hospital. $99.50 ad in the paper tomorrow. Friday 1 te 9 p.m. Friday, June 11. 1%5. George Ambrose After all. that guy above's aan ae ae "wane aa ieean om waiting on the course right the MacLean Funeral Home to his late is now! f a . tesidence. from where the funeral will be held Sunday, ~ | Se ae Sag For Fast, Helpful Confederation GULPITT -. At Roseneath PEI. . Thersday. June 16, 1965, Thomas Ed- SERVICE aay. Jane 13. at 1D pe — * community eemetery « a

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