Unification Of Canadian Armed Forces Predicted

By DAVE MclNTOSll i

Canadian Press Staff Writer i UTTAWA (CPI--Unification oil the Canadian armed forces may be no more than a dozen vears pnay. in the history of armed lg.-ces, this is an almost incred- lbiy short time.

The top echelons in the defence department are iving .niith thought to unificaton thouizh noth- lng has yet occurred which cotiid be classed as a concrete move in this direction.

Officials say that unification can't be accomplished simply by issuing an order that the three services are suddenly one. Before. this, they say, there must be a' revolution in thinking in the armt-d: forces to match the revolution in

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weapons which has taken place in the last decade. This process probably will take years.

BOUND BASIS .

But the" forces already have a sound basis on which to work. Of- now serve together in the threei fit-t-r cadets of all three servicesl military colleges at St. Jtiliiis, one. Kingston. Ont., and Royal Roads, B.C. in the next 10 years, these colleges will graduate some 4.000 men. ll

Officials any the logical stcpl now will be to carry over this in-, trgration into the staff collegea.i There are already some exchanges. but these can be mcreasedcon-l giiierably.

The object of this integration Would be to get officers uiinkingl about defence as a whole and notl from the narrower point of view, of their own service.

As older officers ingrained with. one-service thinking and loynilyi

WELLINGTON

Mrs. Blanche McNally. Halifax, NS, recently spent a vioek visit- tng Mrs. Emmett Curran and lam-li lly.

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Bernardi of Medford, Mass. Mr. and Mrs.l Simon Bernard, Revere, Mass.,l. have returned after a pleasant via-I it being guests of Mr. and Mrs.i Joseph Ancoln, St. Philip. I

Weekend visitors of Mrs. Em-li inett Curran were Mr. and Mrs. Chgnnjng Miliigan and two child- ren Carolyn and Harry, also Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kennedy, all of Debec. N.B. l

Mrs. Marc Arsenault and child- ren, were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Glorice Cormier, Mr. and Mrs. Emile Bernard. also Mr. andl Mrs. Edmond Bernard. i

Mr. and Mrs. Rex Mccarviile ofl Charlottetown, rcrently visited Mr and Mrs. Fidele Desnochr-s of Eg- mont Bay.

The funeral of Mrs. Priscilla Macl)onald, was iii-id from the re- sidence of her nephew, Alden l'l(-slid, Grand River, to St. Pat- rii-li's Church. vilir-re Solemn Re- tiuit-in High Mass was colt-briilcdi liy ilev. Pius Murniighan. Deacon and sub-deacon were Rev. Justin MacDonald. Rev. Urban tiillis was present in the stint-liiary. in- ir-vmcnt was in the church Come- lf'l')', where service was i-ondiict- ed hy Rev. Pius Murnitghiiu. Pull- hearers were 6 nephews of the deceased. Daniel, Louis. Arnold. and Neil Praugltt. Alden Plestid and Fred Mac-Donald. The funeral was very largely attended.

Her many friends are pleased

to see Mrs. Herbert Mar-Quald home from Prince County Hospi- tsl, where she was a patient for some time. .

Mr. Mack. Goodwin and sons Eldon and Gordon, hiive returned to Halifax, after spending the week- end with their family in Welling- ton Centre.

Miss Matilda Arscnsult. RN. of Hotel Dieu Hospital, Moncton, recently spent her holidays at her home in St. Chiypostem.

Mr. Howard MacDonald of the R. C. A. F. Station. Summcrside. spent the weekend iii the home of Mr. Alyre P. Arsenault.

School inspector M. Francois Doiron of Charlottetown, visited schools in the district during the past week.

Mrs. Ivan Pinenu and two child- ren. recently visited her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Victorin Arsenault. Another daughte , Miss Mary Arse- nault of Montreal is holidaying at home here.

Friends of Miss Ella Arsenault of St. Chrypostem. are pleased to see her home from Prince County Hospital after undergoing surgery.

Friends of M. Araene J.0. Arse- iiault. are pleased to see him homo after spending over 2 years in tho Sanatorium in Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Alt-ide Gallant. Eizmont Bay, had as recent guests. Mr. Harole Calssie, of Grand Dlgne NB. Mr. and Mrs. Rene Caissla and young son of Toronto. Ont., also Mr. and Mrs. Arcade Belli- veau and Mrs. Belllveau of Lake- burn. NJ!

Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Gallant and son Ricky. have gone to Cape Bro- too. where Mr. Gallant will be employed. Mr. Barnay Gallant left for To- ronto. after visiting Mr. and Mr: Peter G llant.

Mr. nd Mrs. Donal Arsennnlt

have returned to St. John, NB. after holidaying in Egmi-nt Bay. Mr. Leroy Polrier is a patient In the Prince County floslntal. Mr. and Mn. Clarence Connie. son, accompanied try in: Cot-Inter. Mun far In Corluor and Miss Olrene Gir- onard. all of Mont.-ton.,N.B, was recent(Iaat.sefMr.anlMra. Sn!- lle lesllnl. an-. Ind Sis. Benoi wine and ltr. and Mrs. Gloss

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retircd, their places would be

taken by men trained in the con-;

cept of a single force.

Officials say once the overall outlook among the services has been reoriented in this way, mot- ters now considered all but unsol- uble problems will melt away. MANY PROBLEMS

The myriad problems which will be raised by unification---and offi- cials agree unification must come eventually--are not concerning the defence department yet. They are too far ahead.

For instance. will the services wear one uniform? How will spe- cialization be carried out for the

without distinct military units l in the services themselves. as: distinct from the civilian aulhol-.. Hy. lhrre is a great deal of talkl "W59 days about unification. l l 0”"-"Y enough. the talk for uni- fication seems most prevalent in- "19 air fvrce. the service now in "he aswndanty because of the emphasis on defence against ul airborne atomic attack.

l some army .,ml.(.l.S Say me all, Mr and Mrs. John Foley, Bloom. force merely :99; the handwrlllngl lfield, on Monday. October 8th. on the wall. The army saving l5;i Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Morrison l"When ntiss'lcs replace plgmes we iwhu are spending a few weeks at .won't need uing l-l,,,l,,la,lde,s u- Argyle Shore visited their home at I push buttons." l lconwav over the weekend,

The HEW lpitcars to he the serv-

sea. ground and air branches? Will ice most opposed to unillcailon. there be a single military adviser To the sailor the sea is lflrflnl. to the defence minister? liow willi prehensible to the soldier and air-i esprit de corps be maintained man. l ed ' The active and action pack -......,.,-.. ...,,-e.- ,.if..-?e , I Vgayl 5 I Rugby, introduced to stu- ore P. Gallant. At. close of meet- TY igame 0 ing, a few glames and a sing-songi l:14e"l'5t.0l ALber(t;ondschgtl);:el10rT::l were gn oy . IFS lmt y ra Q ' St. Chryposteui Altar Societyi Mr. and .'ili'.s in-an ('1-U,-by and char Lloyd Gaudet, a former St.

hold their monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Joseph ii. Ar-scnault, with 17 mcinbcrs and 1 visitor pre- sent.

Mr. and Mrs.

Verno Gallant.

Mrs. Keith Mat-Donald, Mr. Wil-v

liam Barlow, accompanied by Miss Dorothy Brooks and Mr. Eu- gene Brooks, motored to Hunter River where they were guests of Mr. Russell Bernard and family. They also visited Mrs. Russell Ber- nard, a patient in P.l')I. Hospital.

Mrs. Wendell Ward and Cyril Barlow. spent the holidays with their parents. Miss Myrtle Fermi- son also visited her parents over the weekend.

Mr. and Mrs. Verno Gallant, Ed- die Ferguson. Mr. Manucl Buote of Union Corner, and Mr Joseph Arsenault of Richmond motored to various points of USA. to vis- it with relatives.

Messrs Thane and Ron:-rt Bar- low, have recently been employ- ed in Summerslde.

Word has been received by re- latives of the recent dcatli of Mr. Frank MacDonald of New York, and a former resident of South- west Lot 16. He is survived by his wife, the former Miss Bessie Cam- eron of Southwest.

Mrs. Alice Barlow recently visit- ed her granddaughter. Mrs. no- land Miller and Mr. Miller of Free- land.

Her many friends hope to see Mrs. Howard Barlow home soon fmm the Prince County iliispiial. where she recently underwent a serious operation.

Mrs. Jack llarkitess and two children of Cliafham. NH. ore spending some time at her er home here, owing to the illness

of her mother, Mrs. Howard Bar-l

law.

Mr. Armand Arscntiiilt. tom-her at French St-liool. recently motored to Bnthurst, N.il for a brief visit.

The passing of Mr. l-Irncst Y1-o which sad ('Vl'ni occurred in Roys- tnn, ll (', recctiliy has cntt-red

Man! Those tender, from the griddle . . . . . . will make your fa Auntjemimfs big A

Clear across Canada,

in homes, churches,

groups-folks are planning pancake parties. How

about you?

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family are Va('Hl1lInllli.1 in the mill. Dunstan's player. continues to at-

from players and riiin-its llocai team becomes more

lficient. The Alberton Siluiiti. Kh

above following a clasp ill; 1 to Sunttnerside last Sziiiiitlni ll ing at Alberton racc ll'iil'iv. .-ii-L-; Front Row. Alili.-ii lti-iiiiir

ed States. Mr. (ti-iitily .5 iwillll re. tract more and more attention Miilman, Jr., Paul illivitisuli, Al. lieved as manager of the Royall &,

'Bank by Mr. Mctiill. ciiai-ioiie- ” llown. Maritimes. lcomlie and Mr. and Min iiiiiace iwwwmmwwmmmhnwncrmnao”nnso. ..t Mrs Fred (.0” All S 2 l 0 .' an r . l V . S. . Einiiis iiililgnn

was held ln Tyn:f'l.all::?";'l:'lf'i: ll-orhes on their recent marriagevtliarlotteiown spciit R my ll.-,l-S

imonday m.(,mnL, ON lml. Mrs. in the Port llill Anglican Church. recently at the home oi iIi- Mi-it.

l l , y . The Women's Institute met at mmmmmknmwwmwww Hart Lidslone invited them -toi ic A New" on Tuesday evening Oct" 2nd i . . " " with a large attendance. Seventy- ly decorated (hairs on the platform ll-ye dnllars was Voted to help pay where Miss June and Doris Camlri .

.bell' Miss vale”? Sharp an for painting and cleaning of the

d Misslschool Miss Son - - . , r . la De-rim and Mrs. Eleanor Bum Oimmd and Vrese""' iorare Lidstone entertained by

l i ed them with a lll('t' zirrav of gifts. I - - A "la, lunch MN wrved by lhelielling of their trip to Europe dur- ladies and instrumental music Hng the .5"mme' End Showmg "95"". Leslie .'llacAiislnnd and Minnie ego” pwmr" 0! places they Vlsn” lliiggar was enjoyed by all. ' ';l d M w A” d i Dr. dM...lh Adki .. ii: '2' "" Fl ""9" 9".” ilalrlsgn or 1icw"l;'nrk (gliypixre family, Halifax, spent the holiday

cl 1 M l d M H H I may week-end at Mrs. Allen's motherf nxasnnnnnnw-m-wmnmww i

Q Mr. and Mrs. Ralph MacLean -and family Bedford, N. S. spent much sorrow among relnllves "d.the holiday weekend with Mr. Mac- fricnils of Southwest Community.l Deceased was the son of the latevM3”L"”"

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Yeo of Wei-i Mr. and Mrs. Roby N. Goodwin Iington, vihere he was born Sfiyearsiof Port Elgtn. N. B. have return- 880- . led to their home after visiting. . Iltirl andf Mrs. Otis. Ma:;Kimion,lwlth friends in Tyne Valley and lw o lave or some time een re- i wen Point,

lsiding in Cape Wolfe. have taken Ml” Doris Campbell. summery

up residence in Summerslde. - i Mrs. Ernest Laurette. Medforil, "de spent the long hohday week-

ll” 5” r : lend at her home in Tyne Valley. ,iiii.:.q hlaiigenfllltiindieiiiiiiiij liiiiiillfitlllliildii Ronald Nisb” "d Elm" El"?-i Rwml vlsllors lo Soulhwesl P. W. C. Students. spent the hoil-I 'were Mrs. Louise Perry, Medford. ida” " "Mr "”P"”" hmne in Mass.. and her brother, Mr. Gor-'l Ty" V””ey' i, i don Blnll of Mamlonr N. B. I Miss Carolyn Grigg. Summer-l Mr, and M”. Mmlm nymellt side spent Thanksgiving with her lhave returned to their home in P3F9"i5- ML ""5 MW EH"-'5' Sunimcrslde after attending thelG'”W- .wedding of the iatter's cousin, M" "d ""4 D"'”"'i Ram-'"'-Vi lhiiss Blanche Birch to Mr. Lloyd and family of New Hampshire are' Fiiitlcy, of lfziinllton. Ontario. tVM'8ll0"il1K M U19 Mme 09 Ml”. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Stewart otland Mrs. Hardy Ramsav. i Mr. and Mrs. Don Machonnld. Sitmmerside. spent the holiday HM vicckcitri with Mrs. Charles New-

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.Cm'Ieton Siding. were visitors in Southwest recently

tasty Aunt jemimas ; : ; not topped with butter 'n ayrup' mily mighty happy gbom utumn Pancake Festival!

starting this weck.. community

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ols-iin's parents". Mr. niizt hits rlios: Nisbei. l

Mr. and Mrs. Cctii';;t-i Mwliil P laud. Maine, are iiictiiimiiiig vv friends and relatives in Tyne V icy and Ilarmonv.

Mrs. John I. liiH)llal'(i and daughter Marjorie have rr-t to their home ill Birch Hill spending some time in visiting with Mrs liar rI'li'(i s daugh- ter and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Waugh.

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Mr. Carmen Smith, town. was a weekend v

lhome of Mr.

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(tharlotte l isitor at the V V and Mrs. George, 'luplin, Murray Road. - l

Miss Myrtle Paugh, East Bide-i ford, spent the ueekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Palmer.

Mrs. Oscar W. Mat-Neill. ipanted by sons Fred and Ron and lMaster Robert Keizer. Foxley Riv- lef. were visitors at the home of

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1 he tit-tuber meeting of The Con- lu av Wiiiiien's institute was held at ltlie hoine of Mrs. ('tiltn Miliigan lnn Tiicsday. October sill,

l lliss Yliarian Broome. student at

Mute i).'tillP Academy. Charlotte- itlll" -hliciit the weekend with her part-tits Mr. and Mrs. Mark Bltiiillle. Freeland.

Mi-s Merrill Palmer. nurse - in- traiiiiiig at the Prince Edward Is- land iiiispital, Charlottetown, spent the HP('ixL'lld with her parents. Mr. allili Mrs. Robert H. Palmer, Free- ' ll

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Miss l-Irma Morrison, O'Leary W siicnding a vacation at the home of iii: and Mrs. George Morrison.

Mrs. Robert Skerry. Foxley Riv- er. is visiting friends and relatives at Alberton.

Mr and Mrs. Roland Williams Summerside. were recent visitors , at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo- rgc Hardy. Foxley River.

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Williams and family, Charlottetown spent the weekend at their cottage at Murray Road --P

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PANCAKE FESTIVAI. ylovlzkg Wlfll

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Crown Brand Syrup on pancakes

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or wadles makes a delicious meal. Serve Crown Brand often . ; I

for extra energy.