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QUEBEC ment-appointed studs Friday presented a string of rec ommendations aimed at better ing agricultural traininc in Que bee province, including estab Wshment of a French lancuace tniversity-level| acricultural in-

: stitution

The committee appointed 35 Months ago. urced the govern

ment tn zet to work on its Fecommendations ‘‘before any More time is inst

The committee could not

agree completely on the make up of the proposed agricultural imstitution. Six of the nine mem- bers said {t should he attached to Laval University's 's new “Uni

OBITUARY

MRS. ELMER MCQU AID

“She hath opened her hand to the neé@dy, and stretched out her hand to the poor. and hath

not eaten her bread idle."’ Prov. “XXXII :

Mrs. Elmer MeQuaid. (nee Irene Coady,) was born at Mill-.

the daughter of William Coady and Mary Wood? A little over thirty years ago be- eame the pride of Flmbr “Mc- Quaid, and came to live at Bed- ford, Tracadie- Cross Parish. Here, by her kindly loving way, she endeared herself to all, both

young and old. Her home was eyer open to the’ many who eame to. visit. Her chateming

amile and her solicitude for the

enmfort of each gtest made her home a place where many loved to visit.

A few years afo she was Stri- eken by the-dread disease can- eer, andfor a time she recov- eredvand her dear ones and Sriénds had hoped_she was cur-

“ed. About twe months before her death, the fatal malady again appeared and she re-

entered the Charlottetown Hos- pital. Despite all the medical aid and loving care could do, her gentle spirit passed to its heavenly reward on November 35, 196) Her remains were ‘removed ‘from’ the Hennessey Funeral Home on Sunday to her late re- Redford when- the Pallbearers were: Hector Mac. Donald, Aeneas MacNougall, Joseph McQuaid. Stephen Mac- Dougall Basil McQuaid and Harold MeQuaid. -Heré throngs ‘of her friends came to pay their fespects and offer sv mpathy to her loved ones ~On Tuesday. morning,- follow- ed by a large concourse of peo-

tng “ple. her remains were taken to = the church, where solemn High

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versity City” in suburban Ste. Foy where some to 75 acres of jand would he available. The six recommended Javal over the two other major French universities. -Montreal and Sher- brooke”

Three of the ever, said’ an

members. how institute hacked by government. university and farm organizations should be created in a rural milieu

The - committee's chairman Rev. Louis-Marie Regis, former dean of philosophy. at the Uni- versity of Montreal. said the de- cision should he up to the gov ernment. tt urged speed so the chore could be started ¥

EQUAL WITH PROFESSIONS The cammittee said that agro-

nomy. -the science of agriculture should no longer he the ‘‘poor relation’. of the other liberal

professions. It should be on equa) footing with medicine and Jaw. the report, submitted to the Quebec cahinet, said

~ A section of the 267-page re- port was devoted to research. It said fundamental research should be organized at the agriculture faculty. |

But if also recommended crea- tion of a counci! of arts. letters and sciences, whose main aim would be ‘‘to establish a solid living and permanent Jink be- tween the cultural and scientific ‘ organizations of the province.’ It would he financed by gov- ernment and private enterprise

Agriculture research, it said could also be carried out under the science division of the coun ceil.

The committee said a ‘‘lozi eal and realistic agricultural Policy’’ must be put to work to integrate agriculture into the economy as a whole. Levels of education in rural areas mus: be raised

It said the little countrys: schoo’ must be replaced bv central schools. Students wanting to go into agricultural studies must have the broadest general edu- cation.

Noel Dorion Exonerated

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MONTREAL (CP) Tia Montreal “handwriting experts agreed Friday after separate

studies that the signature ‘‘Noel Dorion” on a letter addressed to the late Wellie Cote in 1958 was not that of state secretary Noel Dorion

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Mass was celebrated by Rev. O.P. Wood. assisted by Rev. The experts are Dr Rosario K.C Ma@Millan and Rev. Clair Poniaine. Quebec phihlea ne MacDonald. The xper’. an were Fenton Court; peter Hac Det-Capt. Armand Morin of es, Alphonsus Melntyre. “Will: Montreal city police identifica fam Jenkins,, Ollie “Shreenan, [on bureau and Lloyd McIntyre © Thelr reports were released She leaves to mourn a heart late Friday by Jacques Mar- broken hushand. two daughters, Q'S: Quebec city lawyer and Marie - Mrs. Reginald Hooper. Mr. Dorion’s political organ Bedford. and Wilena - Mrs Pat The letter to Cote. w hich Mr fick Killeen of Long” Island. » ey Dorion denied writing or sign- N.Y., two. sisters Margaret: in ed thank ‘ Mrs. Alphonsus MelIntvre. and £. express joanks to Cote . . and members of his staff on the Lillian - Mrs. Stephen MacDou . gall, also five grandchildren. - now - disbanded Quehec liquor _ . police for their assistance ‘dur- CARD OF THANKS ing the 1958 federal clection z campaign in BRellechasse, Mr We wish to sincerely thank “Dorion’s constituency. the Doctors. nurses, staff of SIGNS AFFIDAVIT Charlottetown Hospital, relativ- + Elisabeth Parent. Mr. Dor es, friends, and neighbours who fon's secretary in his law. of- Were so thoughtful toward our fice, has ‘signed an affidavit loved one during tir absénce. saying she wrote the letter at ~ We extend our thanks. to those the request of some unnamed who rendered. many acts of person and signed it ‘‘Noel Dor- kindness dering our recent and joa.” ~ gad pbefeavement also those Capt. Morin said in an inter. whe sent Mass and sympathy view “there is no doubt"’ that eafds or helped in any way the signature on the letter is ~ Wimer McQuaid and Family not that of Mr. Dorion. | oc ~— > he PURR

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