SPECIAL SERVICE FOR STUDENTS

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cervice, FROM THE LEFT 0%. "renk MacKinnon, pris. are Rt. Rev. William Simp- cipal of PWC. Others taking son, Basilica Parish; Rev. part included John Murphy, Malcolm A. McCuaig, Kirk of Barry Norris, and Joyce Low- St. James;. Barb Johnston, ther who read the passages to president. of PWC students’ be explained. Hymns were al- so included onthe program.

“The first ~ interdenomina- tional service for Prince of Wales: College was held in the common room of Montgomery Hall last night when 150 per- sons were addressed by three speakers. Three passages read by students were explain-

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Reports Given Atuc

Thursday evening with meeting by Scripture and pray- |

arene ANNOUNCE approved. a = Report of the Session. was gt- | ven by Bruce Riley and the re- port of the Board of Stewards was given by Mr. Ramsay. The financial statement w eee Wilton. Ramsay... |.. ,

ey and Sea View! St. Dunstan's University Win- Unit report of the U.C.W. was ter Carnival authorities roll an-

were

F\given by Mrs. Junior Hickey. nounced that the judges for the

Malpeque, and Baltic Unit by SDU Carnival Queen contes' Mrs. Gordon Champion and Ha- |will be’ Mrs. Douglas sicGawen milton by Mrs. Wendell Crozier. [Moncrieff Williamson and MF. on mearel report and finan- ‘Hagan. . statement of the U.C:W.! Basis for the 4 isi was given by Mrs. David Ram-|is threefold: Bs) pecs

gay. jance, includi charm, The Sunday. Schoo! report was aetiieiae ony ery

given by Mrs. Junior Hickey, |ity:- general knowledge; and éx- the superintendant, who report- tra-curricular activities, includ- ed the cirriculum was ordered jing sports, organizations, hob- and will be introduced when Sun- |bies and particular interests,

day School re-opens | The judges are well-known Is- . The C.G.I.T. report wag given. tand personalities, Mrs. McGo- by Mrs. Wendell ‘Crozier, wan is a director of the Provin-

council; Rev. Gerald Wyrwas, -Boye % mile (6 laps) — 14

years and over — 1. Doug Gal-

, J e ‘ S'side Schools = =i" i Boys 15 years (4 laps) — 1.

Reggie Blanchard; 2. Ralph

Yeo; 3. Ernest Gallant. ’ Boys 16 years (4 laps) — 1. Blair Smith. Couples Race — 1. Jackie Des- |Roches and Edna DesRoches; 2. Coleen Perry and Jimmy Wil-

Hold Ice Sports.

| SUMMERSIDE — Elm Street | period when Parkside scored its and Central Street schools. stag- only goal. : Gary ed their annual ice sports at Ci-| Scoring for Elm Street were |Gatleat. wy pe 5 vic Stadium here recently. {Gary Gallant witha pair and; Relay Races:

The principal of Elm Street Elgin Gallant. Blaine DesRoche| junior boys (10 to 13 years) — school, Rufus Reid, delivered the assisted on all three markers.“. |} kdward Cormier, Kenny Af- ‘opening remarks. | Jackie Perry was the lone|senault: Wayne - Gaudet, Mat-

‘One of the features of the ‘pro-;marksman-for—-Parkside.—-——|thew- MacDonald. gtam was a hockey game-be-' A broomball game between; cenior boys (14 years and tween Elm St. and Parkside |Parkside and Elm Street was |over) — 1. Doug Gallant, Blair

Referee | smith; Robert Gallant; 2. Floyd

Elementary which Elm Street |won by Parkside, 1-0. won by a 31 ecore. = =————SS Was: Francis” MacNeill; supervis-arsanaultLewis— 2 The winners were leading by {or of Summerside schools. — Lewis Stewart;—John 2a 30 score going into the final Officials were as follows ioe kts awe = 3 : |judges: Wayne Enman, Wayne |; taahen ault, N Tea:

. ; : | Matthews, David Compton; rib- _ WESTERN iky, Eileen Arsenault, Joan Des-

STEWARDS ELECTED ‘cial Drama Assoctation,.a mem- A new board of stewards was ber of the executive of the

elected, namely: Arthur Owen, Dominion Drama Festival, and

‘|Mrs. W.H. Burns, W. Keir Cra- ti “lfer, William Cousins, Mrs. Ken- or toe 5

neth Owen, Junior Hickey and! Mr. Williamson is the art gal- Lomne-Ramsay. lery— director _and-a—widely-tra- Mrs. Gordon Champion. was \veljed lecturer. Later this week appointed treasurer. A vote of he wil! be travelling to the west thanks. was extended to the“re- coast to lecture at the Univer- tiring treasurer, Mrs. Wilton sity of British Columbia Ramsay who had fulfilled her) Mr Hagan isa retireds mem-

duties for a period of sixteen of the RCMP and e past pre- sident of the Provincial Federa-’ tion of Home and School Asso- ciations: At-the present time he

years. |

Mrs. Junior Hickey -was reap- pointed as Sunday school euper- intendant. :

Al-Party Agreement Made On House Rules

F OTTAWA (CP)—The first bone |Works Minister McHraith,' Lib- of contention in the new Parlia-jeral House leader, iment was successfully removed |the decision in the Commons. Friday when all-party —agree- ment was reached on the rules (difficulty over the time-limit on

Cherry V ‘Church Elects New Officers

bons — Mary Rogers, Margaret | ; : tre; atone Whe Sa Sra FUNERALS Re Roberts; hockey _referees—Bob- | noucette. : : : ahh ode . Eddy Ps ggg 7 al : ' , el ‘ollowing are ts | STEWART FUNERAL — The the ice sports: ae | INDIA S. funeral of William H. i geet ’ reg and under (1 lap) — 1. | (Continued from page 1) was held from the home of ‘Cyncy Lynn Martin; 2. Darlene | “ : : nephew,« Russell Stewart, to ‘Landing; 3. Lola Landry. and the government is preparing @ Elmsdale United~ Church -Mon- Linda Faye Gallant. een Nn ae bo yal i i as | (1 lap) — 1.) . day afternoon. The service w Boys 6 and under ap 1 | At the aame-time, the deleans

‘conducted’ by BroWn Jardine. Roger Savidant; 2..Gordon Per-| ‘* mns were Lord's _My_| ry: 3.:Marvin Wells. iministry announced that India eer “ x Py, 4 |ahd Pakistan have agreed to dis-

Shepherd’ and ‘Lead, Kindly Girls 7 years (1 lap) — #1. Light: Pallbearers were James | Mary Hope Perry; 2. Cheryl Pe- Wallace, Leslie Hardy, Orrin \ters; 3. Tammy Grady.

Wallace; Merrill Dunn; -Jacob-——-Boys.7. years (1-lap).—_1. Bil-;

engage their armed forces by a 1,000 - yard withdrawal by Sun- day and t6 give up each other's occupied territory by Feb. 25.--

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to be followed in the session. (the daily question With several minor. changes, |CONSERVATIVES OBJECTE the rules are similar -to—those|_The Conservatives objected to adopted, on a temporary “basis, |the 30-minute limit. on question the last Parliament. At periods Tuesdays, Wednesdays, that time the rules were estab-|Thursdays and Fridays. An ac- dished for the existing session ceptable compromise was of- and ‘‘the next ensuing session.” |fered by House Leader Stanley But it was. not established Knowles of the-New Democratic whether this meant a new Par- |Party. He suggested the period liament. ibe extended to 40 minutes Tues- As a@ result, when the 27th,days, Thursdays and Fridays Parliament opened Tuesday \and it continue to be one hour was no agreement on what neterotl and 3 minutes Wed- rules should be followed. And- ays ; since then, the party House lead-| The new rules adopted: last ers have been meeting daily in Yeat -also ‘wiped out the lunch an’ attempt to iron things out, 2nd. dinner breaks. This will

announced | Gary The-negotiatorshad—the—most +_

In the meantime, Speaker L[v- cien Lamoureux allowed the House to continue operating by its traditional rules pending

Murray and Hilfon Barnett. Flo- werbearers were: four nephews, ‘Donald, George, Leigh and Wil- Mam Stewart. Interment was in| the- church cemetery.

. ELLIS FUNERAL — The fun- reral of Mrs. Ira Ellis was held on Monday afternoon from O’- ‘Leary Baptist Church where ser- ‘vice was held on Monday af- ternoon from O'Leary Baptist Church where service was con- «ducted by Rev. Maxwell Nesbitt, ‘assisted by Rev. E.S. McKillop. ‘Hymns were ‘‘The Lord’s My ‘Shepherd’ ‘How Great Thou Art” and “Safe In The Arms of ‘Jesus.’ Members of O'Leary, St. Anthony's, Tignish and Al- berton Branches Royal Cana- tended_in a body. Pallbearers were Louis Harris, Guy Harris, Milford. Jelley, Winnfred Brooks, Ivan MacLean, George Matheson. Flowerbearers were Paul Ellis, James Smallman, Gary MacGregor, James Bag- lole, Ian Strang, George Ber- “ward, Wayne Livingstone and Bush Dumville. Interment was in Springfield West. Baptist Cemetery.

- DEATHS»

HOWLETT—The death occurred at his home in Gowan Brae on Monday, Jan. 24 of Fabian How- | lett in his 88th year. His remains | will be transferred at 4 o'clock this afternoon from the Perry Funeral Home to his late. resi- dence. Funeral arrangements will be announced later. ss

SWEENEY — At the Charlotte- town: Hospital on Jan. 23, 1966, John P. Sweeney, M.D., C.M., age 72 years. Resting this even- ing at 7 o’clock at the Hennessey

Funeral Home. Funeral. arrange- |

_ ments will be announced later.

-~DALZIEL — At the Prince Ed- ward Island Hospital, Jan. 22, 1966, Robert» Dalziel, . 109. Upper Queen Street, in his 75th year. Resting at the Cutcliffe Funeral Home until noon today; then to Spring Park United Church with service commencing at 1.30 .m. Interment .in Floral® Hills emorial Gardens. +=... *»/_.

. CHEVERIE — The death occur- red at Charlottetown Hospital on Monday; Jan. 24 of James Cahill Cheverie of Souris in his 21st | year. His remains will-be trans- ferred at 3 o’clck this afternoon

ly Companion; 2. Michael’ Far- dy; 3. Dennis Mantha.. ~ .- Girls 8 years (1 lap) — 1. Dar-

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by army chiefs of the two coun-

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continue to apply, but not dur

ing the throne speech and budget debates. *

The government also promised the House leaders table its new spending estimates by Feb.

15. Under the existing rules, the government-c-ann o¢-introduce

Island News Page

Western and Central Districts |The Guardian, Charlottetown, Tues., Jan. 25, 1966. 3 party places “important stress’ |!€¢

Judges For : Winter Carnival Queen :

is guidance counsellor at the Provincial Vocational Institute. The actual contest for Carni-

Queen took place last Satur- es judges’ choice has in a sealed envelope *s vault and will

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the title are Murnaghan, Donna Mur- Roberts, Joanne Po- MacKenzie and Jean girls are scheduled to at 2.30 this afternoon on ision program.with Mrs. Herring as host.

| Alberton Regals Down Farmers

The Alberton Regals downed Clover Farmers 6-1 in a regular West Prince Hockey League game recently in Alber-

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F. - McElhiney Regals to end the home team. period McElhiney in two markers for the : game. E. Matt- . Profit got one each ‘scoring 6-1 for the

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Perley MacNeill was outstand- ing in the, Regals cage. The only penalty’ handed out by referees

Beavers Win 7-3 In Farmers.Loop

In farmers league action at Kensington rink last night the New Annan Beavers defeated the New London Combinations 7-3. Thane Mann-.zefereed the clean- ly played game. S “The next. league game is Wednesday night when the, Ken- sington Seabrooks Summerside Eagles,

Carnival Ball |

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Policy Participation Of Youth Stressed By Liberal Leader

Provincial Liberal Leader Alex by D. F. Sigsworth, chairman of Campbell said last night his the Liberal party. policy commit- thtul ‘Liberal lender’ as ‘"o be rn on the participation of youth in| bright new star which has po Mi forming the policies of the Lib-|in the political firmament of eral. party. Prince Edward Island.”

He was addressing a meeting | al ee ae nee a | 8 to make the! ividua of . the Fourth District Liberal | contribution by way of suggest- Association at Eldon Hall. - lion and recommendation to the | Mr. Campbell, however, em. | “dfiberatic Liberab- system - of |phasized that participation of Policy formation."’ jyouth “was not to preclude the’ Chairman of the meeting was advice and experience of age.’’|Waldo Taylor, president> of the e. went on to remind the meet- district association. Platform. ‘ing that “statistics indicate that guests incl Addie“MacDon- . ithe youth of the province “play ald, president of the county Lib- jan extremely influential role in| eral associatio, representing W. any election.’ He said that about|R. Jenkins, president of the Is- |40 per cent of the voters are un-,land association; Harold Smith, _

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The ‘Wishing Well’’ ed by Col. E.W. Johnston at his

Mr. Campbéll also called for a ‘ Wishing Well detailed study" of the rural land (finance the government services , “Woodleigh” in< by specialists in the taxation

ider the age of 25, according to MLA: Stewart Ross, MLA; and

|a national survey. the district women's president.

“complete review of the taxa,

jtion . structure of the province,

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‘tax set-up. Yield $1 209

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Tignish Teams | Continue Pace

| Skating and hockey activities were in full swing at the Com- munity Arena Tignish during the |past week, with five community hockey teams outdoing all other play. bs ‘ Saturday saw lots of little lea- |gue action with all games well played. The home town Pee- | Wee team outshot the Tyne Val- ley Pee-Wee team 5-1. Three teams from Elm_ Recreation | Centre coached by Donnie Jones . went down to defeat to the Com- ‘munity Arena teams’ coached by Phillip Harper. | Bantams won over Elm Re- jcreation Centre 30, Paper- |weights won 42, Midgets 10-1. |The new. Elm Centre just recent- ly opened at St. Edward's will -provide a great deal of competi- | tion for the youth in local cen- jtres. This is indeed, a fine step \forward for the organizers jthe-centre, who deserve a word of congratulations. ~

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3. Sharon Hippenstall. ja. Girls % Pile (4 laps) 14 | India.

ee ioe sl Roches; 2. Ei ; Eihel Sievatt sy Freezing Drizzle s 11 years me de Gan Ducetie: 2 Jonny wi.| Hits Prince Area liams; 3. Shannon McNally. Girls 12 years (3 laps) — 1. Brenda Arsenault; 2. Cathy Hayes; 3. Debbie Steele. mile (16-laps) — 1. Doug Gal- lant; 2. Floyd Arsenault; 3.

Blair Smith: was eight miles with wfew snow- Boys 12 years (3 laps) — 1./ flurries. Debnersnicint Melvin. Arsenault; 2. Ronnie} ‘The outlook for today is a. few Doucette; 3. Paul MacAusland. | snowflurries the tempera- Girls 13 years (3 laps) — 1./ture hovering the 30-de-

Gale Warren; 2. Norma Lecky. | gree mark.

Boys 13 years (3 laps) — 1.| Roads in the western. section Jackie DesRoches; 2. Edward | of the province were made trea- Culletin;..3. James Companion. | cherous last might from freezing

Girls 14 years (3 laps) — 1.7/ drizzle.

Judy Smith; 2. Judy Ramsay. Boys 14 years (3 laps).1. Da- vid Gallant; 2. Clarina Wedge; $. Scotty Gallant.

Girls 15 years (3 laps) — 1. Joan DesRoches; 2. Eileeh Ar- senault;.3..Ethel Stewart, “""

WESTERN BRIEFS

from the Perry Funeral Home to

the home of his parents Mr. and

Mrs. Maurice Cheverie. Funeral

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MacINTOSH — At Westmorland Jan, 24, 1966, of Angus G. Mac- Intosh;. formerly of Springton, fin his 74th year. Restting at the Andrews Funeral Home from where the funeral wae held Thursday Jan. 27 with service commencing at 2 p.m. Remains

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IN HOSPITAL ~ Stationery, wedding

Ira Mallet, Breadatbane, ts a invitations, invoices, patient in the Prince County aie all Hospital. : * your jo ng re-

quirements, All jobs 7 REGISTER guaranteed.

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lene Gallant; 2. June Com tries at a meeting here Satur-| year’s work. : and it was confirmed by other

lion; 3. Donna Peters. Si iday. dat le ee for, the ensuing |party officials Friday before ecton See eee ee eats ty ee) oe lst wat damenna a aow cae eae by Povnd Earl and Ste: I The ‘moved “

John Keough: 2. Robert Walls; | ide: 3 ing: wi , Lloyd Ings ling Ings. 7 ‘ : ‘

s awe rite. ldefences in occupied territory|and Edward Carrier; — vestry | property committee, which is hoon ar an eee Girls @ years (1 lap) —.1: Syk \by Feb. 20 and. complete the |board, Earl Ings, Mrs. J.T. | also to act as the cemetery com- | |

via Arsenault: 2. Gloria Gallant; Withdrawal of troops from these |Payne, Sterling Ings, Gordon | mittee consists of the following MoreComfortWearin

3. Paula Pineau. jareas ty wit | rae: Maurice , John Mac- | Edward Carrier, Earl Ings, Wal. MoreGom g Boys % mile (4 laps) 14 years oe lence pact Millan, Crane, Eimer Ings, | ter Crane, Sterling Ings

and over — 1. Clarence Wedge: return the borders of the two | Theodore Crane and Duncan |Gordon Crane. — FALSE TEETH

2: Reggie Blanchard; 3. Scotty countries to those prevailing Irving; auditors, Earl Crane,| The Vestry committee was sores 2 Pleasant ray to overcome

Gallant. ' ‘prior to their three-week war if’ and Walter Crane; church see- | directed to meet no later than | OOS Din Tnotder sprinkled Boys 9 years (2 laps) — 1. cance & not wee see, lend tats: vestry clerk, senit to ae care of cemetery upper and lower plates holds

Dwight Grady; 2. Ricky Gal- . ng argume . Sterling Ings. siness church repairs : ; , eh

lant; 3. Wayne Bernard. \Kashmir. claimed by both coun) Frances MacMillan was elect-| The meeting was closed _by fortes. eee Ite alkaline (nowt Girls 10 years (2 laps) — 1.. rie but largely controlled by ed to be the ag erro to | motion an benediction by i Acid); Does not sour. Checks “plate

J Lecky; 2. Ellen MacLel-. * Diocesan Synod. Representatives |Piercey. A social hour then c erywhero ee

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