“fax, Mrs: “Gordon S:“Stairs,“1171

- Rooney Funeral Home Summer- ‘gide.

* ington in her 7th year

sland News Page Education Stressed

Western and Central Districts . ‘|The Guardian, Charlottetown, Tues., May 24, 1966. 3

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BILL. MacMILLAN

- Annual Meeing — Goes Wednesday

The: annual meeting and din- |

ner of the P.E.I. Polio “Chapter | actly 6 miles of pavement in the | services will soon move across May 25th, 6.30 | 9/4 district, he said. Now ther> | the-Island without regard to wea-

ou. Wednesday p.m, at the» Charlottetown Hotel

has associated with-it a number |;

of interesting features.

Guest. speaker will. be this province’s contribution to Can- ada’s National Hockey Team William MacMillan. Billy has al- ready had ‘ene year’ s experience with the teani and will be mak-: ing the visit to Moscow _ before Christmas. Terminating their as- sociation with the chapter will be two gentlemen who have | Do made a great contribution to it and to the province — Dr. Todor Gencheff and Supt. A.S. McNeil.

Superintendent McNeil is re- tiring on May 26th while Dr.

Gencheff will be taking a posti- |}

tion in Minnesota_in-June. The main_activity..to—be- reported will be the Children’s Ca at Bellevue Cove, the Camp jwas a special project of the doctor’s from the beginning and for re- cent years Superintendent Me- Neil has been chairman of the ecmmitteé operating it.

DEATHS:

STAIRS” — Entered into rest Gunday May 22, 1966, at Vic- toria “General Hospital, ‘ Hali-

Dathousie . Street, Halifax. Fu- neral today in ‘Halifax. Inter-. ment will take place io Queens- ville, Ontario.

FEEHAN — At his home in St. ae on Sunday, May 22, 1966, Thomas Feehan in his 74th

His remains were trans-

Home to his late residence. Fu- neral arrangements willbe. an- nounced later.

NEWSON: — The death occurred euddenly as the result of an ac- cident, Sunday. May 22, 1966 of Lemuel E. Newson of 321 Arcona Street, Sunmmerside in his 27th year. Remains resting -at the

Funeral on Wednesday, May 25, with a short service at the fiineral home at 2 p.m., then to Westmorland Baptist Church for service at 3:30 p.m. Inter- ment in ~~ ehurch cemetery.

PERRY — The death occurred at the Prince County ‘Hospital, Summerside, Sunday, May 22, 1966 of Mrs. ‘Peter Perry of Wel ler remains has been forwarded from the Rooney Funeral Home, Summerside to the home of her

PC Candidates” Cite Highways 4

“The Shaw government laid |

trict of Prince

| the Liberal government laid in| | the entire province in its tenure | fishing centres, all weather hizh-

from 1946. to 1958,"" third Prince | | Conservative candidate Keith | Harrington said last night.

Mr. Harrington-.and his. team- | mate Hon- Henry Wedge were | speaking at.Evangeline Regional |

School in- Egmont Bay.

“Before 1959 thre were ex-|

are -84 miles.

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| funeral will be held Wednesday morning, Jeaving the home at 7:45 to St. Simon and St. Jude Church; Tignish for’ ~ Requiem eee Mass at 9 a.m. Interment |

LARKIN — On Friday, aa at-.her home. 419 Gloucester Street, Ottawa-, Emma _ Mac-

Donald, widow of Byron Larkin, dear mother of John, Reverend Sister Francis Borgia, Mary (Mrs:—Inwine— Jacobs), _Margue- rite (Mrs. Elwood Keenlyside), Eleanor and Francis ‘Mrs. WM.

), dear sister of John Donald and Mrs. Annie Cain- ing at Kelly Fumeral Home, 585 Summerset * Street. ‘Funeral (Monday* to Saint Patrick’s Church for Requiem High Mass at 8 a.m. Interment Notre Dame Cemetery, Ottawa.

MacNEILL — At the Prince Ed- ward Island Hospital Sunday, May 22, 1966, Miss Dora Mac- Neill of Little Sands in, her 85th year. ~ Resting at the Murray River Funeral Home until noon today, then to the Presbyterian Church;-Wood Islands for funeral service | at 2 o'clock. Interment in Little Sands -ceme- tery.

MONTIGNEY — At the Char- lottetown Hospitat Sunday, May 22, 1966, Sister Marys, Joseph; C.S.M. (nee Marie Anne Mon- ‘tigney) formerly of the Magdalen Islands in her 77th year.- Re- mains were: forwarded Monday

Mary’s where they will rest until Wednesday. morning at 10.30 when Requiem High Mass will be celebrated. Interment in Mount St. Mary’s cemetery.

BLANCHARD —) As. the result of an accident at Freetown on ‘Sunday May 22, 1966, Anita Blan- chard, daughter of Mr..and Mrs. | Peter E. Blanchard of St. Roch, in her Wh year. Forwarded from the Rooney Funeral Home to the home of her parents from where the funerai will be held ‘Wednesday May 2%. to St. Simon and St: Judes Church, Tignish, for Reaulem High Base at 10.30, Interment in

PITRE.— In the Charlottetown Hospital..on May 2ist, 1966,

Street, aged 69 years. Resting

daughter, Mrs. William J. Arsen- ault, Wellington from where the

TH

Tuesday, May Frank Jardine

Afternoon Tea

Tuesday, May Alex Campbell Arsenault, Neil

Pros: ais

Thursday, May Alex Campbell, Sigsworth

PALM Thursday, May

at his fate residence from where the funeral. will take place this

ELECTION RALLIES

1S WEEK —

SECOND KING’S. ee ee

Joint TV meeting Still awaiting reply «~~

BORDEN LEGION. HALL

*Ath—8:30 p.m. ee and Max Thompson we

SUMMERSIDE LEGION HOME”

Tuesday, May 24th—3 p.m. ~ Mr..and Mrs. Alex Campbell Mr. and Mes. Earle Hickey ©

&

O'LEARY Regional High School

730 p.m. and Robert Campbell, Prosper MacLeod and Doug Adams,

NORTH RUSTICO oe Maris Hall.

Tuesday, May 24th—8:30 Sinclair Cutcliffe and ticaed Willis

TIGNISH LEGION HALL

Wednesday, May r Arsenault and Bob ‘Campbell

Regional High School hex tims » May 25—8:30 p. % v pel, Bill Acorn vad Don MacDonald —

ST. PETER’S HALL

25—8:30 p.m.

%th—8:30 p.mi. Don oe and Frank |

e ROAD tail:

26th—8:30 p.m.

Bob Campbell .and ro Arsenault

CARDIGAN’ LEGION HALL |

‘; Thursday, May 26th—8:30: p.m. : Dr.. Doug MacDonald and Lou Roper.

IBERAL

| extremeties of the Island, | the backbone of the new expan

, beeWate developments ‘under the

“This is the record in road

Our resource roads, roads to! ways that will soon connect the are

sion in the P.E.I. ne: he} said.

“No longer .are., our. fishermen |and farmers wallowing in mud, in the spring and our goods and

ther’ and other-restrictions. Our +|(Liberal opponents *are masters at knocking our programs, is it perhaps that many. of them cate not to remember the pathetic condition of our roads before the Shaw administration.

Hon. Henry Wedge spoke’ on

Shaw government, outlining the new considerations-for our sen- ior citizens and thise~ needing special care. ‘‘Our record speaks for itself in this regard and we have only just scratched the sur-. face, he said. homes, will be expanded to 500 units to meet the growing need. Three new homes for special care like the one already oper- ating built and 500 homes. for low income families, a pressing need, ‘will be constructed at- points across the Island, he continued.

resting at the Davison Funeral Home where funeral will be held

to Church of The Most Holy Fa- mily, Kensington for -.Requiem“ High Mass._Interment in Indian River cemetery.

ACORN — At Kings County Me- morial Hospital on May 21, 1966,

the church ceme- |_

Joseph E. Pitre, 57 Upper Queen

| morning at 9:15 to the Church of the Most Holy Redeemer for Requiem High Mass at 9.30 a.m, interment will be in the Catholic cemetery.

day, May 21, 1966, Mrs. Timothy Ahearn, formerly of Tignish in her «74th year, Forwarded _ this. Tuesday evening, May: 24 from the Rooney Funeral Home to the home of her. son-in-law and dau- ghter, Mr. and Mrs. William Gaudette, Tignish, from where the funeral will be held on Thursday May 26 to St. Simon and St. Judes Church, Tignish, for Requiem High Mass at 9:30 oes i in the Church _ceme- |

COOKE — At Livingston-and. MacArthur Nursing Home, May 22, Mrs. Charles Cooke of Ken- sington, age 88 years. Remains

Wednesday morning. at 9.30 a.m.

ant industry on the I McAulay,*

Senior citizens |-

in. Summerside will be

AHEARN — At Montreal Satur-

“Education is the “Conservative candi- | date in First Kings. night. : y Mr MacAulay ‘and his running- ‘\mate Keith MacKenzie were speaking—at-St. Charles- Hal- “The education system of this. |

of Canada, but it is the aim of | the, Sk v government to provide | the: opportunity ‘thesé young peo: | ple need to keep them on the Is- Yand.

“The record of the Shaw gov- ernment in education is selif-. evident. The Shaw government has taken Island education’ out of the little red school house ae’ and placed it in: the era of the

regional unit. *These ‘regional

units have..shown their abilily to keep. students in school who! would otherwise have dropped’ at |

Meet Your Guardian ~~. Carrier

Garry Cannon, 13, of Mr. and Mrs, Frank. Can-

the _son

non, 6 Newland. Crescent, is. this week’s featured- newsboy,

He likes to read,- especially~ dog stories. His favorite is

_‘Call_of the. Wild’, . by Jack

“London,-.and he likes the-dog.. stories of Jim Kjelgaard. He

is in| grade 7 at Queen Char-

lotte’ and has carried 50 Guar-

dians since October of last

year. He likes golf and hoc-

key, and is a Toronto Maple Leaf -fan. His favorite player

is Frank Mahovlich.

‘

River, Prince. Edward. Jsland, age 70 years. Funeral from Pe- ter’s Road Presbyterian Church Monday, May 23 at three o’- clock. Interment in Peter's Road

Russell Acorn of Greek

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ALEX: ‘CAMPBELL

cemetery.

Alex Campbell

Condidates will be in - Attendance:

— & eas

‘With Carl Adams, MacLean.

“Re RESHMENTS — EVERYONE WELCOME

VOTE LIBERAL - |

Wo

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the expansion_of-our: resources: |

©: | Walter, Shaw and his government

At PC Meeting -

| BRIEFS.

WESTERN

import: {under the old _one ~ room “school and, Pefar | system.

“With this education emt providing the well trained youth | 4

ing ahead at a never before be: | lieved pace in this province, | there will never again be need -|for—our—young-people.to go else- where to seek livlihood.

Keith MacKenzie compared-the-; record of the Shaw government | in industrial development with the record of the Perivious Lib- |eral government.” In. the 20

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IS PATIENT

tient in the

said last rand industrial development mov-. Pital.

RETURNS HOME

-ob Hardy, Elmsdale, Western , Hos:

is

Dora Blanchard has returned

TO QUEBEC

| to her home in St. Louis after | being a patient in. the Western Hospital.

Ivan Blanchard, son. of Mrs.

Blanchard,’ 516

Notre

Summerside» ‘has

some years of Liberal adminis- recently enliste’ in the Royal

tration virtually

nothing” wa>|Canadian Air Firce. He will be

done in the. province to develop | Jeaving Summerside -on Satur-

industry. Our children left. the province .in. droves ‘because. the government, could not or woyld’ not provide the opportunities for them .to. stay at home, said Mr. MacKenzie.

seen an. upswing in our ‘popula- |-e&mma,—Mrs.

tion, we have

SISTER DIES

day, May 21 to bégin his basic training course at St: Quehec.

Jeans,

: John A. MacDonald, Kensing- ‘In the few years since the | ton R.R. 2. received the news change in government, we have|of “the death of his

The late Mrs. Larkin

sister

Bryon Larkin on n more ee Friday afternoon at Ottawa.” ‘¢) jn the pockets of our people and

is for-

we have seén the light of new merly of Richmond, P.E.I. Sur-, | confidence in_our youth as. they | viving- are one son_and “six dau- | begin’ to take advantage of aew| ghters, Also surviving of a fam-

their. home province thanks to

opportunities now opening up ir ily of -ten—aréons—sister—Annie,

By RONALD LEBEL *’\:, OTTAWA (CP)—With tulips and tourists. blossoming ‘in Ot- tawa, the heat is on in Parlia- ment to. step up. the law-mak- img pace and clear the _way for a summer recess. House -leaders. of the five parties were expected to con- tinue discussions this week on the Ean @ the session from now until the’ recess, ex- |pected in mid-July. The government is proposing

Lucy Blanchard and the late{an informal list of priority bills Hubert Dame : Street,

it wants to pass before the re- cess. In meetings -last- week, op- position representatives re- quested details.

Monday the. Commons. - ob- sérved the Victoria . Day pee day. ~ Today the first item is ex- pected “to be second reading of the government reorganization bill, which juggles the respon- sibilities of six ministers.

Mrs. Bernait Cane,. Michigan and one brother John A. of Ken- sington. Her husband prede- ceased her a number. of years ago. The funeral will be held at

Next, the House will . debate four . related bills reorganizing the. civil service and setting up

jcollective bargaining machinery \for civil servants. These will be

;sent toa special Commons-Sen-

~|ate committee for hearings.

A government spokesman

said other bills on the pre-re

cess must —list-ineludeo ——- —Introduction ‘of a revised Bank Act and sending it to a committée for extensive - pub- lic hearings. Speculation is rife that the six-per-cent inter- est ceiling will be modified. —The Canada Assistance plan, which would integrate | and improve four existing’ welfare programs for needy | mothers, the blind and dis- | abled; —-unemployéd workers | whose insurance benefits

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Heat Now OnInCommons To Step Up Session Pace

inces will set up their own plans along four basie _prin- ciples. and, Ottawa will pay. half the Costs.

—Increasing the $40,000,000 _. fund’ for loans to university students.

\

—Creation of the. Company of -

Young Canadians,- a Crown

corporation —that--would send -

volunteer young social avork- ers into slums and depressed areas and emerging countries abroad. ‘

|- Alf these priority items were ipromised by the Liberals in the [campaign for the Nov. 8 elec-

tion, or earlier. % The Commons passed little | significant legislation .. in the first three months of the ses- sion. But the pace has picked .... steadily since MPs came

have run out and needy per-|hack after the Easter recess.

sons over 65...

—A $500,000,000 fund to assist the construction. and expan- sion of medical schools and teaching hospitals during the next 15 -years.

—The federal-provincial med-

ical» care insurance plan, | trade auto-agreement with the —

scheduled: to go into operation

Ottawa—Monday. morning.

“What the Liberals could not do for our peoplé in; 20", years

have done in six and they have |

none and opportunities wheretwe |} had.-been for so long told none | could ever exist, Mr. _aonanee concluded. |

Other. speaker Heath sehscias: fle MP and Melvin Moqeatd, |

"WESTERN. FUNERALS.

ARSENAULT — FUNERAL — | The funeral for Joseph Edmuad 4 Arsenault was held Saturday, | “May_21,:from_ the. Monaghan. fu- neral Home to Sacred Heart Church, Borden, where Requiertr | High Mass was celebrated by Rev. Floyd McGault who alsé performed the service at the grave in. St. Peter's. Church cemetery, Seven Mile Bay. The military committal ervice was conducted by Arthur McCarvelle and veterans. The flag- bearers

DesRoche. The last-—post was .sounded- by bugalar’ Aubin Gal- lant. The pallbearers were: Allen McCormack, Sylvester McMur- rer, Douglas Perry, James War- ren, Joseph Dougay, — Allison Green. :

IT’S IN THE LEAVES:

BOURNEMOUTH, Feng land (CP)—Fortune-teller Enid Jury: has started a marr iu, which. She claims agree She introduces only those cli- ents who have similar teacup

Robert Campbell a

Neil Macleod ;

Bill MacNeill, Irving Bi

readings.

IBERAL | RALLY

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