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a OBITUARY |

MRS, WESLEY W. KEEFE

Inserted by the family.

Mrs, Wesley W. Keefe entered into eternal rest at Souris Hospi- tal on March 2, 1966. She was Mary Elizabeth Mills, daughter of the late Charles A. and Mar- garet (MacLaren) Mills born March 13, 1878 in Bay, Fortune where she continued ‘to live, achieving ‘happiness in the com- mon round of home, community Asa tharter™ member of the Eglington and Howe Bay Women’s Institute she-gave generously of her time and talents in its - projects. a4

Without robust health for! many years and confined to her | ,_ home for theepast several years ;

Mrs. Keefe never complained but as a hostess of great charm and goodly conversation, made her home a centre for an ever- widening circle of friends which’ |; continued to grow even till the last, as evidenced by the many beautiful floral tributes and me-- morial gifts and the large num- ber of friends and relatives who called to pay their last respects.

She is fondly. remembered _by_.

her three daughters: Ella, Mrs. Arthur O. Jennings, Southport, | Conn.; Stella, ‘Mrs. Stanley Dor- Ing, Bay—Fortune;

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pastor, Rev. F. Phinney with a terment in Bay Fortune Ceme- tery.

Pillow — The Family; Cre cent — George, Elizabeth, Billy, Marguerite and Arthur; Sprays — Ida, Alvin and Norma; Char- lie and Emma; Wayne, Allan, Darlene, Bonny; Sue and Har- ry; Tina, Winnie and Dawn; Eg- lington and Howe Bay Institute; Mantford and Evelyn; Howard and Jessie: Aubrey, Sadie, Jack-° ie and Rita; Eldon and Olga;

Arthur—.Francis~. —-anaaeinenirse! MacKenzie Motors;

and Staff, > June and Henry Larter; Jennie and family; Urban, Clara, Dora: and Elizabeth. ‘

“Wreaths — Billy and “Marie; ‘Mary MacInnis; ‘Employees ~of ‘Government Garage; Cut Flow- ers — Annié and Norman; Bes- sie and boys, Bud and. Carol; Sara and Jack; Marilyn and

Tom: Memorial Cards — Rus- sel and Audrey; Janet. and Dai-

sy; Reid and Clara; Leslie and | Pauline; Lloyd and Francis; ‘Art, Margo and Barry; Jocelyn, Clara and Douglas; Annie, Joyce and Claude; Galdys and Grant; .

Ernest and Evelyn; Ida and Ed- |

win; United Church Women.

leatateaen Mill

16 The Guardian, Chisaiieionn, Ral,, Apri 28, 1966. “Doseo to puta a Mat steel ron. , ing mill in Quebec in . 1960, ‘fone decided to go ahead with its own plans. °

-The company began pee = of the expansion in’ December, 1964. the a lee duction samples were produced from ‘the rod and bar mills. °

Easy access to rail and water transportation and close prox- imity *to the Montreal ‘market | were factors deciding: Dosco to | locate the development at Con-

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Produces First Steel

SUR, Que. (CP) | which has been in operation for trecoeur, a village of about | MONTREAL. (CP) — The ore sonra nea mill of DosCo more than=a-years 2-09 -Royel-Ganadian-Legion,.like the iza Steel Ltd. produced its first. Capacity of the facilities will| The fee hany now has almost |0ld soldiers it represents, will sheets of flat rolled steel last be 300,000 tons of flat rolled completed its $60,000,000 current never die. | week, marking a new develop- steel annually. The hot rolled |investment in facilities’ for the | But it’ may,

mills will use ingots from Syd-

ment in the Canadian sont in- dustry. — iney: N.S. * | rolled products. Ultimate ca-

The steel is the first. “to be. In the rolling mills steel ww ipacity of the bar and vod. mill | produced by a new blast clean- ‘shaped for commercial use by will be about 450,000 tons’ an- ing process is said to eliminate successive passages between nually when the existing — fa- acid disposal and prevent waier rollers of various shapes which cilities are “twinned. | polution, jeause the: metal to take a de ——_---- a

Kt is a roduct of Dosco's sired form. ° * | mew $40,000,000 hot and cold roll-| The latest development in| ~ Business Briefs —

in) sly: thi ebec climaxes several years | g mills completed early s Qu y we |

OTTAWA ‘CP

year in this community, 20: of-planning by the company, | euctl Ded apnndaee | miles northeast of Montreal, 08) pRODUCTION DROPPED CNAd. wil be undertaken by the south bank of the St. Law-) Company directors first talked (ages Construction Co. Ltd. of |

jrence River. mills, partially operat- |$ng_at present. are expected

\of the project after steel ingot |g John’s, Nfld, on a $75,226 | production _at .Dosco Sydney | ogntract, the federal-works de- |

OBITUARY _

Inserted: by the family.

Mabel,_Mrs.++ 9 yp CHESTER THOMSON ition. for—the-Quebec--market.

blast furnaces-dropped-to-15-per- | partment said Friday. Work 1s |

Ernest Aitken, Fortune Bridge and one son, Lorne, Charlotte-

Relatives and friends were’ town, four grandchildren and six |

deeply saddened to learn of the death on Jan. 10th, 1966 at his |

the eompanys rod and bar mil

ar Pen on Bard home in Hampton of Lloyd Ches- ‘Elbridge Cousins, Joseph Dona-| When Sogemines Lid., a Mont- pairs at Lower Sandy Point, | Outgoing’ President T. ‘real estate, and how to prepare | _Kenzie— end: _a_ brother, Charles | ter Thomson at the age of 62/hue, Kenneth - MacKendrick, ‘yeal-based investment and hold- N.S., the federal works depart. | |O’Brecht and First Masago its membership for a time when years. {Lorne’ Ferguson and Clifford | ing company, decided to bow ment. said Friday. Work is to dent Robert Kohaly, made it there are no surviving veterans,

"Mills, both of Bay Fortune. Her |" He had been active until ‘enter- Sherren. Flowerbearers were: 1941.

She was a member of Bay Fortune United Church from where the funeral was held on

March 5, 1966, conducted by her

he underwent surgery for a ser- Eachern, Terry Shaw, Clifford

ious ailment best: medical and loving care he jles Dunsford, Wayne Shaw, did not reeover. But after almost |Preston Campbell, Eric Shaw, four months, was able to return \Henry Ferguson, John Dunsford, jto his home where he was able ee Shaw, William Cameron, 'to be up and around until a short |Edwin Ferguson, Avard Shaw, MORTGAGE SALE ‘time=beforehis~death,-when his- Wendell Ramsay. NOTICE ‘condition became worse and he | ‘Members of the Royal Cana- passed away on above mention- dian Legion attended the ser- THERE WILL BE SOLD byjed date. He was born-in Ca vice’ in a. body. Their service “Public Auction. in front of the| |bellton, P.E.1:, son of the late |was conducted by J.A. McCar- | Law Courts Building in Char-| Herbert and Toulse (W ood) /ville, Joe Gallant and Harold lottelown in Queens County im) Thompson. |Oakes. Bugler Gallant sounded the Province of Prince Edwerd| He was ofa sewidl disposition | |Last Post and Reveille. - Island, on the 18th day of .May,|and will long be. remembered by | The many floral tributes and | A. D. 1966, at the hour of twelve/a host of friends and ‘relatives messages of sympathy testified o'clock Noon, ALL THAT TRACT, |for his many acts of kindness. [to the esteem in which the de- piére and parcel of land situate,| He leayes-to mourn the loss of | ceased-was-~held.—-—~- - lying and being on Lot Forty|a loving husband and father, -his| Interment took place im cra- in Kings County, bounded and|wife, the former (Annie Shaw), paud cemetery. described as follows, that. is to!five sons and two daughters, say:— namely: Bloise, Scarboro, Ont.; You bid no one a last farewe COMMENCING at a point, Floyd, Hollis, Muncey’ and Blair Or even said good-bye ‘said point being where . the jall of Toronto; Audrey, Mrs. | ‘Bastern boundary of a plot of |Lorne Foy, Tryon; Deanna, at- | land im possession of Mrs. .tending Englewood High, seven |And only God knows why.

i And meets the grandchildren whom he dearly Marion Anderson Mees tae en enter tne following wrote, | CARD OF THANKS

reame Road said t ers and sisters: ie sino” a distance” ee Eva,~Mrs:- -MacMillan—and-ily wish to express- -their--sincere hundred (100) feet East’ to the Prig®: all of Charlottetown: Myr- thanks to Drs. Laidlaw, Hooper | Eastern boundary of the Morell tle, Mrs. Ralph Gay, Framing. | and Drysdale, nurses and _ staff Rear Road; thence South jham, Mass.; Harrison and Ce- lot P.E.I. Hospital, Rev.. Ross | _peventy-two- (72)—degrees -ten cil, Toronto. A. brother, Earle, Howard, Rev. Bryer Jones and |

(10) minutes” east, or long’ the hernboundary—of=

i of ..the.Royal iwas held Wednesday, January igion, - ‘Cutcliffe Funeral 12th from the Cutcliffe Funeral ina those who sent flowers, do-

Creamery Road for a-distance of ome hundred and fifty (150) feet, or until it meets the western boundary of a pro- street; thence south twenty-six (26) degrees ten . —¢1®) —-minutes--west,--or - along the said western boundary of | @ proposed street for a dis-. tance of two huadred— and sixty-nine (269) feet to a point; thence north forty-three (43) | degrees. and ten (10) minutes | West ior a distance of two hundred- (200) feet-to- a point; or until it meets the eastern

Home to Hampton United nations, memorial Bibles, cards \Church.. Service was conducted |and letters of sympathy and the | by Rev. Bryer Jones. Hymns jmany acts of kindness shown us 'Peace” and “Abide With Me’’. during the illness and death ef Pallbearers were: Burton Rix, our dear husband and father.

ANNUAL SESSION _ of the

- Grand Orange Lodge of the L.O.A. and the L.O.B.A.. will be held in. Charlotte- boundary of a plot of land in_ 1 town_on Tuesday, April 26th at 10-a.m.

son; thence north thirty-eight | ye 1.0.4. will meet in the auditorium of Sprin (38) degrees fifteen (15) min- | Park United Church. prme:

utes east or along the eastern

boundaries of lands in .pos- | The L.0.B.A. will meet in the Orange Hall, Kirk- session of the said Fred Ander- wood Drive. son and Mrs. Villard and Mrs. Marion® Anderson “aforesaid, for: a combined distance of one -| hundred and eighty-one (181) |

_ Banquet _at 6 P.M. - ~ Memorial Service at 7 P.M.

The Rev. Brother 8. A. MacLennan of Bedeque,

and despite the |Best, Gordon MacDonald; -Char-.

You were gone before we knew |

Etta, Mrs. W.A. Mrs. Lloyd Thomson and fam.- |

~predeceased him two-years ago. Dr. AA. MacLeod, also _mem.- | nded al. ian Le Home, |

bein full operation later this 4 :

Deal preilog he omgmay (mia! Gana re [to be" comnieed ie

; with an integrated steel la high of 21 per cent. earlier. | ; ‘| +The new rod-and- bar mill-at | OTTAWA “ep == Mosher‘ andj

new facilities are adjacent © Contrecoeur will require greater Rawding Ltd

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- Legion May Face Away ToHuge Welfare Fund

By, FRED HAMILTON

production of rod. bar and flat | future, fade away into a aie u

‘million dollar welfare pe

perpetuate the principles legion represents.

That is the apparent consen- | sus among senior officers of the | legion, which concluded its bi- ' annual national convention Fri- |

day:

Only one item of business dur- -ing- the-week-long convention: —a centennial fund, was eenien with what halpens to the legion

hose_-profits._will be. used

; matter of the demisé of the 41-_

The year-old ex-servicemen's organ- |

but of how it is to con-

“We cannot «and never will,

in the distant accept the thesis of the legion’s |

demise,’ ‘said Mr. O’Brecht.

He agreed, however, that

seni officers are thinking of | the long-range future and al- |

ready have made a start on a | Positive program.

“Our centennial fird is the | basic /hope to perpetuate the legion land its wovk.””

The fund was established at |

Winnipeg in 1964 and seeks to

| should there come a day when legion membership beforc. the ithere ave no more wars and a" lend of 1967..Profits will be used

surviving veterans or their de-

| pendents.

to ‘perpetuate the: memorial. to the war dead.”

The Legion still has pressing 30 per cent of its target.

-problems- of -far—more-

quantities of semi-finished steel N.S.» has-been awarded a $63, debates, but the future is ‘from Sydney, a spokesman said.

out of a prior arrangement with

ta ing hospital in April, 1965, where Ralph Callbeck, Murchison Mac- -

894 contract for breakwater re- Ding to dominate its thinking

be completed in six months.

obvious in interviews it isn’t :

~immedi=;

of Liverpool, | ate importance. to occupy its | ; Ploring the problems of what |

| will happen to the legion’s mil- ‘lions of dollars in property and

Mr: O'Brecht said. ;

Mr. Kohaly, a 43-year-old law- |

“We have never been more vital | to | in our life.” the |

structure on which we.

raise $1,000,000 from within the —

It has reached | A committee already ig ex-~

ver from Estevan, Sask, who in the normal course of events

can be expected to become ‘Dominion president in 1968, agreed the centennial fund is

+the basis of legion planning for 'the future.

Mr. Kohaly thinks it is natural | the legion’s physical assets will: ‘in time, be turned over to. the fund,

“That would make them avail: .able as a.perpettial memorial

—-to-the-watr-dead-and-to~all-ver=

|erans, and as.a means of carty- ing on the principles of - the legion.”

“Means to mathtair lezion strength in days Jo come are frequently discussed by officials at all levels of the drganization His pevsonal inchnation is for a gradual broadening . of mem-

' bership to include first the chil-

dren of ex-servicemen and then perhaps their descendants.

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