time but trying to lit» a gontl 1m) with Eskimo names like 'Vasr

liq" and “Qilnlunaq” (mm a bobbing dnry lawd M'E'l the skill 07‘ David Brndtl'li'i “her- tnn Sign pointer.

The Alnci-lotihuill 'lln"ln(‘r5 are scheduled to leave tntl .r (or

Hudsnn Bay. Among the man}' 11 ms inn

School Closes With Picnic ‘

CENTRAL LOT ill Central Lot 15 school

was held at Lot to shore last i... S\\ll'n:l1lll;' the use WANTS EQLAL

Saturday nliernnon. and races were held and the teacher. Miss Carol Calcutta passed out report cards and EiiLs. The It‘aﬂht‘r \las rL‘mcrn- bered \\"1h .1 L‘l’t [mm the mp pils presented Ivy Driuzlas .iiil.

ler and an address was r e a ll U51 la n S u H F e 3" servants' oral and written com» mtiaimtmns with the public and

by Miss Diane Clark. A p;CniC lunch was ssru‘

SIGN PAINTING FROM A PILle New Longliners Sail Today From Alberlon For Far North

them affairs

Spoa )l Lamoatagae said the cov.;bas:1ira ernmeat intends to bring about lTlll‘ master

lautl [minutes [or disii mum to Dinning ailing t 2 2w mile ratilo lnllnuod by lilo |\l‘ll boats. nrocrrms [or cn-rtprralil‘c stares at Plll‘! Eul'ul‘ll niul GCJi'EC Riv or such as Iinkm: pout and (album. llllll‘l‘ .is in short supply vtoi ng to Clics

- ll. uhn \\'Ill captain Ille 46~

loot use

The smaller “

cttiiininttdetl by Don Milligan. al‘ Windsor. Onl..

item the department 01' non

UPDATE

tCa tuned tram Pazc i\

CH'll Servants tn prnmnlc

of a second language. ' l’rY

soon as possible "

cottaltiv beta-ecu the two on»

in (‘l\’ll

litlllln the \arious departmr‘nls

WESTERN BRIEFS

as“ l

elscicd 1n tlll‘ Commons ill la .\Drll's clcclion. ' Daniel leader in t. e. [ lists" .usmg lmuvement in an CUM! to black- lmsii

inln

'ci. The minister lashed out the Qllvnsc legis'a. other "Myrna-separa- "dcmacomcs" tor Quebec separatist

ir and and the

Ennhshspcakiug Can’ldai m a k I ll 5'. conceselons in

_' pm“... Cam”

s HOME

Credit, Ont.

TN WESTERN HOSPITAL Dr. Gerald Keefe, Al'norinn. is a patient in this \Vcsll‘rn Hospi- lal.

m . TO.\‘

Monty Trenouth. Charlottetown I! visiting his gralidmulllur, Mrs. Juhn H. Wells. Alhc‘rtnn.

llAVE GUEST

Mr. and Mrs. Andres- wells. Alberton. have all their guest ' . the latter's brother. Allan Sum-‘ ton. oi Ottawa.

AT MALPEQUE 1

Miss Gloria .ViarLean. Central Lot is spent the weekend wrth t her uncle anti aunt. )Ir. an Mrs. Frank MacNutt. Malpeque.

AGE LIMIT (11

It was announced last. "llght following a menling oi the Sum- mould: Lobster Carnival direc- tor: that the minimum age lim- lt tor entrants in the "Miss PE. content has been lower- ed irom 18 told.1‘hla was deemed necessary because of would-be contestants who were between 18 and 13.

wt CONVENTION

Mrs. G or d o ii Mschllan ot Corniw is to be alter at the Women's institute district convention in Alberlon this at- moon. n in ,icpeeted that Miss ‘I'hcrelo Mncbeod anti niher re~ promo-aver o! the WT branch of use department at Agriculture will also be in attendance. Mill ﬁlm will entertaining in. mimic. The presiding otiicer will be Mn. .lsmes Ga and l a secretary will be Mrs. Harold Home.

a.

FUEL on. CONTRACT Following the town council's docislou to purchase lucl nil are two owned buildings or tender ' in older to reduce heating mats. tenders were invited As a re- sult a contract has hcen award- Cd in Johnson's Fuels Ltcl. to mly heel «til at a cost at slam per loll gauorn. in e Pan town has been paying Slti on per 100 gsuons. thus new yslei-n will result In substantial annual

MU AY FUNERAL 'I'Ilp hi» nerll for Ivan Murray \\‘I| held

no“ Phinenl Home with Rev. Dr. L. P. Archibald oﬂlcllllng.

I lung were "The Lnl’d'l My Shepherd" and "Abide WILIJ III". M". EPIC Sheen was or- ‘Inlu. Interment wok place In Albeﬂm United Church Centh m with Rev. David MacDon- IH mind". Plubelﬂfl wen

so

Miss Edith slacKay. dau:hlcr‘0“2 man we Emmi“: of sgt. and Mrs Harry liuCKay t Sm... Tho). mg“. “past. has returned home irnm Port Mommy}... Meme” 5 "mm Si Cathariaes. Out. is 01in-

Thrse leliaw travail-3n ct

ara .sm" were more a. .

.. rit- i\ill| of public indignation that l\' ll- gctnut ol control and mzzht eventually turn aﬂnlnst them

The minister said the indtn .01“ 'mm "'9 University M T0- tio

prudence oi ouehoe would rep~ resent "mass suicide "

:ilr. speech with a strong defence OI Finance Minister Gordon. Wth he said had aittnys

lSLAND NEW PAGE

Bishop Nelligan ls Preacher At 50th Anniversary Mass

sunlERleE— Most Rev.

Qllalllgllq" rill the long Charlcs Leo Nelllgan, DD, mu.

iar bishop oi Fenicc and protes-

ussio" will he scr at Assumption University.

was die special preacher :ii the solemn high in. s celebrated in St. James‘ Ch Summel'ﬂtld lit. Rev PF. Hughes. Inst. Sundly. the anniversary of his ﬁrst high ‘mass it inch in- celebrated in this ‘l'llIIi‘K‘lI 50 years agn.

‘I'ho rit‘zlt'on of the mass was

. James'. the subdeacon was Rev. kins: entirely In French, ‘John @sh iamly attuched t0 the

stall, Charlottetown. of ceremonies was iachnnnck, a native or Son.» and at present a sin» dnnl tn [honing in the Regina ClL‘rl Seminary. Regina. susk.

The pastor welcomed Hugth hack to his native par- ish and extended congratulations

him was first on his D\\‘n brhalt and on behalf ct Ci the parishioners. He also eit- at pressed the deep appreciation .l n h n s n ti. opposition i an Joy oi the parish at the m1-

Daughter Graduates

ALBERTON — The outstand- 1M1 srllnlasilr achievement 0! Dr Mar. Jane Ashley, daughter or liar and Mrs. E. E. Ashley.

terest to many in West Prlnce. At the age of 24. she has been graduation wuh honors in inedi-

rtmiu. placing third In a Class of ii siudcnts. and rereiving live

Lumoalagac opened his awards in the form or scholar—

ships and prizes. Her lather is a native of Al-

bepn a hcrlnn and she is a niece of Mrs.

valiant champion at Canada‘s iJ R. Bnnvinnn. Alvin, and Hair-

ake as many personal

‘laterests. Few were willing in old Aslile. sacri.‘Rhndes Ashley oi Coscurnpec

all at Alnennn:

m iices as the ﬁnance minister did‘aad .lohu Ashley oi Charlotte

to serve his country.

town.

Track And Field Competition Is Held By Tignish Air Cadets

TIGNISH — Tigntsh Air Cadet squadron No 641 held its annu- al track and [laid Cnmpelition at Anglo Park early in the week.

A tuii program oi sports was run off. A trophy donated to the squadron by civil instructor. Earl MacDonald and William \Vnitc last year. Want to Elton Ellis. The trophy was won

it a total point bases.

In Lhe rive William Waite

ELTON mu. m of Mr. and Mn. ionic. Ellis hold! tho track and tisld trophy he won tor naviag scored the most points in tho treclt and tield

won by ball throw, broad yump. Jump. 100 and 270 yard dashes, A

l i

r is years closs.jlord A'hearn placed mood come iii-st in m. third.

and in" yard dashes and the broad i'urnp.

Rayburn Tremblay Came sec and. and David Perry placed third.

In the under 16 year: clan. Elton Ellis came first in soil,- high

shot put and discus. Leonard MacPlIee. Ind Craw-

cumepliiimi held 3| Anita Park lnlltMSundny‘. Elm: mk- mm o a trap y. no u Wan by Tizninh Airmt Squadron but exp-lulled IIII

seaee oi Bishop Nelllgan.

In his Sermon Bishop Nelli- gan spoke most eloquently ot the digniiy oi the artist-ion priesihcod HI.- uiso extended congratulations to the jllbliarian on his missionary work in Wenr era Canada.

An address was read to May. Hughes in the name oi the par- ish by Aeneas Molatce. A purse was also presented to him by Gerard Allen.

in thanking the pastor and pensioners tot- their kindness. Mm. Hughes expresed the hope chat his return to the parish to celebrate the uaniverssi-ics ot hip ordination uarl Iirst high mass might be an lrlypirnlion to young pewlc or both sexes to embrace the religious lite.

Si. .lumes' Parish Council oi the Catholic Women's League served dinner at the rectory

after the moss.

Money Outlook Of U‘N Brighten:

by CARMAN CUMMING UNlTED NATIONS topl— Seven drslt resolutions designed to case the Untied Notions il- usaciol crisis passed by com- ionabic margins through the Ccnerui Assembly‘s budgetary cammiilee Tuesdn .

Despite opposition Iran: the Soviet bloc and France. the lil- member committee provided be- tween 77 and ' votes lor each at the resolu—

no. The voting marked the his- gesl hurdle in neiallatlorls that have been going on hue tor six weeks, since the assembly opened a Special session on II- nsnccs may i

The brnadly sponsored resollb

' WEATHER

i TORONTO lCPl — Ten-pers- ttures issued by the weather vi- ticc:

. Regina

94 antrmaiive t b

iioas now go belore a plenary meeting oi the assembly, prob— abiy on Thursday. The neces-

sary twothirrls maiority was ssurcd. Canada‘l Ambassador IFqu

Trembioy said he was very gratiﬁed" by the results at the voting. which he said reﬂected I l' I Coliseum: supporting the principle that pence-keeping costs are a collective responsi— bllity oi all members.

He said he anticipated no change in are voting pattern whea the resolutions .0 bolero the ssrembly.

he had not known prevlnusly.

Max. 60

Vancouver Victoria . Edmonton Calgary

Winnipeg '

air pushed rapidly ' ‘ Maritimes last Tuesday nighti

Temperatures Wednesday are} expected to be generally 10 to L5 degrees cooler in all three.

iwlnces. Skies will remain‘ clear as a high pressure center east oi James Euy moves south—l eastward towards the Marlnmes. i

Rational lmecssts: ;

lot-lace Edward island Uwer‘

nigh tide today at Charlotte. town at 2.37 am. and 1.59 p.m. st liusilco at 3.45 am. and ii.-; 45 . . Summersiclo tide‘ eighteen minutes later than; Charlottetown. Sun rises todoyt at and sets at 7

Gov’t Obtains I Limespreadersi

Agriculture Minister Andrew B. Machine. yesterday nnnnune' ed that live iimcsprcaders have‘ been purchased by his deport». merit and will be available (or‘ custom work alter the haymak— ing season.

Each machine has a three- ion Caplclly. and it in estimat- ecl that they will be able to houli and spread llme at so per ton. MacRae said that this price appem reasonable. now it costs $5.50 at the cur. plus the expense oi hauling and spreading.

Joseph Smiilh. Pownai. has been operating a limcspreader. ior this year. and to date he has‘ handled 500 tons. ‘

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Island Tours May Resume

Possibly next Week. Premier Walter R. Shaw may resume his now well know" tour: In Various sections of the island In "meet Ihe people."

The lira! wur will mus! likfhly c

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Grass No Problem In A.G.’s Section

Observing tag a wn mower over the so. cient neg-tones of the Provin- cial Building. as cabinet minis- iers were arriving yeuierday tor the day's work. brought the lollowing rc ni Premier Walter it. snow. "what in ur-

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"Cutting the grass at you en " ouipped Attorney-General Alb-n Former "we don't let any grow under our lee! down here."

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