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Far From Agreem enl On National Health Insurance

JITAWA (CF)-Health Minister artin has indicated that the prov-

- ii are far from agreement .:et'l1es pllinclple of national health nsusance.

He said in the Commons Satur-i my that only Saskatchewan bu given a " ” commitment lnl "ever of a national insurance pro-' gum, jointly financed by federal uni provincial governments.

The Alberta health departmsl. lad recommended the same thing. out stipulated it did not have the provincial joVBl'lJl'lgIll'l sanctim. aritlah Columbia ad fav a hospital insurance plan. No othe' province had indicated suppo

Mr. Marlin said those rep i. were made in reports on a health survey in every province begun some years ago. Since then. noth- ing had occurred to change the position.

AS ED FOR STUDY

c noted that at the April fed- aral-provinclal conference Premier rrost of Ontario had asked ill! health insurance be studied at the October conference. l

But Mr. Martin cases that all the April conference. held in pri-

vate. "there was no proposal put forward that could be regarded any way as lnconsistant with what I have said."

Federal government policy was that it is wining to support a con- tributory health insurance pro- gram administered by the mov- inces. but the provinces had to

ke the initiatlvs in working out ncally-adaptable lana,

Mr. Martin spo s as the Com- mons! studied his departmental estimates in the first Saturday sit- ting of the session, which began Jan. 7.

MAJOR TOPIC

Health insurance was the major pic. CCF members called for its wimsdiate implementation by the ederal government. opposition oender Drew said a plan should be worked out now with the prov- inces. who are constitutionally res- ponsible for health mattersf

"It must be our purpose." he said. "that the health of no Cana- dian, regardless of his financial condition or where he lives. shall he imperllled for lack of dia oats and treatment."

r. Martin. speaking later. said

"Clo-im Only Found Nice Babies For Nice People

MONTREAL (CF)-A Montreal woman. ed h oonnection with an international baby adoption rasbst. said Sunday night "all I ever dd was hsip unfortunate girls" and found "nice babies los- nee .'

a W ' ' several

days ago by witnesses before a United States senate subcommit- tee in Chicago as the operator of a "filthy" home for unwed mothers in Montreal. made the statement in an interview.

Miss Weiman said she ”took rare" of only "maybe five or six babies a year" instead of the "75

to 100 at one time" mentioned by

one witness.

She said she got into the "busin- ess" through her late brother who was a medical doctor and a grad- uate of the University of Moni- real.

ILL LEGAL

"it was all nice and legal." she said. "There were always lawyers getting their cut and I always had a doctor for the girls."

"All my babies went into good homes-doctors and dentists and

businessmen and people like that. Saturday W59" "'9 50 d9l9l3"”'l 1 helped out logs of the girls Wm, .-dealt with some 40 resolutions pro-

oss. but I don't want to have any- thing more to do with it." lbs did not say who wanted her to unify. ' lar clients paid varying amount for the babies. but the price aver- aged about 8600 plus any extra ex- t ” with adoption pa- pers and travelling, Miss Welman said. One couple paid 31,200.

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CCF Plays Down Socialism

DAUPHIN. Man. (CF) The .Manltoba CCF soft-pedalled social- llsm but pulled out all the stops on welfare proposals at its annual convention during the weekend.

The convention continued a trend to play down socialization of in- dustry as a CCF doctrine. instead. lop attention was given proposals for higher old age pensions. health insurance and housing sid.

Indications of the trend came

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non sane e voun p . xistinl lntall'ynmlrs:t.d0thery winef.llIl'IwouldbesdotlbTaobli- gatlon on taxpayers who were members of a voluntary plan. The overnment did not believe in re antatiuu of the medical profession. "What we seek is not socialized medicine but perhsp socially sound msdlcina." '

!Funerol of Mrs. lohn D Gotell

-. The death occurred in the Charlottetown Hospital on July 5. of Josephine Marion Gotell. wife of Mr. John D. Gotcll of George town. following a lengthy 1113333, in her 47th year. The late Mpg. Gotell was born in Georgetown, the daughter of Mr. an Mrs, John natchilder. she was s we- man of sterling characipr and enjoyed a wide circle of friends. who deeply regret her passing. Besides her sorrowlng husband. she leaves to mourn, six sons: Frederick of the R.C.AJ'. at Syd- noy. N. 8.: Stephen of the R.C. A.F. at st. Jeans. Quebec; Cari, Jerome. Ralph and Ronald at home. and two daughters: Joan and Elizabeth at home. Also left to mourn are her parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Bateliilder of GEOPINDWI Ind six brothers: Lawrence and Bernard ofGeorge- town: Ferdinand of Toronto; Walter of Toronto; Stephen of Charlottetown. and Leonard as Ellllllrlt. N.B.: also five sisters, MIN. Mrs. Peter Jay of Char- lottetown; Ada. Mrs. Hedley Mar.- Nrlll of Charlottetown: Agnes. Mrs. Temple MacDonald of Georgetown Royalty. and Janis and Catherine. both of George.

ANTIGONISH. N.S.,-Kills and.'Macl).'inald provides the kiddies-Lieutenant-Governor Ali- The special performance for the stair Fraser of Nova Scotia casts lieulonant-governor took place af- an approving eye at hlghlandier he opened the annual high- dancer Ann McLean as Karen .land games at Aniigonlah. N. 5.

SPRINGVALE W. l.

pipes. '1 ' '

Little Sands

PIPE FOR HIS HONOUR

Mr.

have been liigh Bank.

and Mrs. llilflIlP and family of iluiario. who sons were druwlled Sunday when in their boat overturned during a sud- recently on re- den squall on Cross lake about 50

Four

Mlllnn Living-i WlNNlPEG

visillng relatives left

Drowned

ICPl - Four per-

town.

The funeral was held on July 7. at 9.00 s.m. from St. James Roma Catholic :Rev. 0. Kiggins celebrated Req- uiem High Mass. interment was In the church cemetery. The pallbearers were: James Dalton, J. W. Lavers. Raymond Lavan. dier. Emerson Llewellyn, W. J. Marian and Russell while.

i A.C.

Georgetown

..'Mias Ethel Allen of Boston.

pug fnoney and gh, 9,0,1, who-posed by constituency orlzaniza- M85-s.. is the guest of her brother

wanted the babies like me and trusted me."

The woman said she knew the man who testified in Chicago under the name of Eugene Harry Miner about her activities.

"l knew him as Sam Bodnoff and he had other names as wall," Miss Weiman said. t"He took just me baby for me to a couple in the U.3. and he owes me money on another business deal.

-T-may wanted me ta go to Chi,-mmun co.op,"m,. ma puenc N.S.. where they will visit with

cago and testify about this busin-

ltlons. l in one resolution s proposal for nntionalizing the meat packing in- dustry was rcmoved entirely. In another. the word "socialization" was replaced with "public owner- ship-"

The only reference to socialism in a 12-point policy statement

pension of Manitoba Industries

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Eastern Guardian

'1-TUNEBAL YESTERDAY - The funeral of the late Alexander Carnpbell. whose death occurred at his home in lower Montague on Friday. July II. was held from llll late residence ysstarday afternoon. The services at the home and grave were conducted by Mr. Ken- neth T. Norris. assisted by R”- A. C. Armstrong and Rev. W. A. Paterson. Miss Peggy Beck We aided at the organ. and the hymns sung by the choir were "The Lord is My Shepherd" and "Dy Cool Siloams Shady Rill". A solo "Sweetly Resting" was (nel- ingii rendered by Mrs. Ralph loo . The pail bearers were Har- old ltesd. Charles Mclannan. Guy Nelson, David Wright, William ltaele and John Mnclfensie. In- terment took place in the Lower Montague Cemetery.

GEORGETOWN CANADIAN LEGION MONTHLY MEETING,

The regular monthly meeting of the Canadian Legion. B.E.s.L. Georgetown Branch No. 16. WI!- heldlnthelaginnlalloauom day. July 11. Branch president. Marcellus Gotell presided and -the meeting was opened in the usual manner. Branch secretary DA Maccormsck read the min- utes of the previous meeting. which were moved adopted. A considerable amount of corres- anndenes was dealt with by the meeting. Branch treasurer A. H. Stewart presented I very satis- 'aciory financial report. which was moved adopted.

A card of thanks to the Legion from Illrs. Ronnie Csredlnl. lead- er of the Georgetown Girl Guid- es. was received. expressing the thanks of the Guides for the use of the Legion Hall for their meet- ings. and an offer to assist the logic: at any time. both of which were much appreciated by Dan Legion members.

A new member. Conrado Tho- mas Trenbolm Jr.. was received and initiated. The impressive la-

illation 'ceremoay was carried out with the dent. Comrade Marcellus .acting as pre-

senting officer. Comrade Mich-

..'ANNUAL Pl C N I C Ladies Auxiliary Lesion. Wednesday. Jug ll. Leaving Legion Hall at 1: .

Personals

. tMa,ior Alan Nicholson. Mrs. Nicholson and family. Fredericton,

N. D. are visiting relatives in 1 Montague. Kilmuir and Union

Road. . .tThe many friends of Mr. Alex

Martin. Valleyfield West. will be sorry to hear that he is a patient in a Halifax Hospital, where he will undergo an operation.

..'Mr. and Mrs. Daniel McKee- mnn and son Roger of Medford. Mus. have returned home after spending two weeks visiting rel- atives and friends. While here they were guests at the home of Mr. McKeeman's brother-in-law. and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Jerome . Hughes. St. Marys Road. On Sun- day Mr. and Mrs. Mckecman. Roger. Mrs. Hughes and Mr. Lee- tar McKeaman. spent the day at French River visiting their math- sr-in-low and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bernard.

. 'Mr. and, Mrs. Arthur Howard and daughter. Betty. and son. Don- ald of Lowell. Mass. were recent

is of Mr. and Mrs. James int. Mllltown Cross. This was Mr. and Mrs. Howard's first visit to Prince Edward island and they were much impressed with the hospitality and scenery and are looking forward to returning next year. Also visiting Mr. and Mrs. King recently were Miss Daphne Fillmore and Mr. Lionel Shaw of Boston. Mass.

Forced To Marry At 15. Annulled

TORONTO (CP)-A 11-yehr-old Welland girl. who said she was forced to ms at 15. had her marriage snnulsd by the Ontario Su reme Court Monday.

2 applicant. Mildred Pascuni.

Id lurk! Jr -n Ierseinl-ah married Carmen Pascussi in feb- '"v"-'nou- ----m-- on 2--no ""'l; '.'.";.l'.'lfi"u'l'..'I.l.'..l"..'..5'.'. lmllneu Wm I81 ll! awn. asclsssi testified that. meetins adloumd is the Inn! three weeks before the wedding. "l'lllllIGI'- she and her husband stayed ovar-

A-C- nl t at a Toronto hotel. As a re-

Cavd of Thanks

i laiali to thank Dr. Maclntysal Rev. Mr. Campbell. metres and "lines of the Montague Hospital. "if in ldnassu shown on whle II hospital; "W friends who visited me C "1" cards. "letters. treats and

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slit of police complaints. she was charged with juvenile delinquency and her husband-lo-be was charged with another offence.

Four days later. her father died of a heart attack. Her family lam: gin death as worry over

- Ila ter's eendnet.

Mr. notice I. A. : "According to the evidence it was intimated to Mrs. Pascussl that it do and Its. Pascnssi was

and sister-in-law. .Fred Allen.

Mr. and Mrs.

RCAF. stationed at Greenwood INS. is visiting his parents. Mr. land Mrs. Aeneas acbonald.

I Captain and Mrs.

15 on a motor trip to Wallace.

frlnnds.

Dicks lfax. N.S.. O'Neill.

mond Solomon motored to Mone- lton. N.B. He was accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.

who were en route to Toronto Ont..

digan. Mr.

visiting relatives in Georgetown.

Jackie Lavers and Donald Mae- Donald were visitors to Charlotte- town on Friday. July is.

oh Moncton. N.B.. were raeenl guests of Mr. Harry Yorston.

Mr.

on return to their home in Cali- fornia. U.S.A..

in Georgetown.

ler Geraldine of White Rock. B. C.; Miss Daisy Agnew of Calgary, Alberta. and Mr. in the Province. were recent Mrs. Mrs.

Chester Walker.

lawn as the guest of Mrs. W. J. Fitzgerald.

Mr. L. I. Iaicliilder. County jailer. is presently on tall

are being fulfilled by Mr. Fred Allen.

Mr. at the Georgetown Post Office. is eruoying his annual holidays and during his. absence from duties Mr. Richard haven in set- ing caretaker.

Miss Janet Campbell of Mol- tngue is visiting her grandmother. Mrs. Chester Llewellyn.

Mr. Amos Lavsndisr of U.l.A. motored to Georgetown rscsntb where he is Ila llleat of his par- ents. Mr. and Mrs. llerman la- vandlar. Accompanying Mr. la- vpndigf were Mr. and ms. Run:

D9 nun. who I?! fill!!! of - nelleauxl father. Mr. Mlclnl Iilfkd, 3.

Dr. as: Mrs. Kbeynnedy a: Duke I recall ear AntigsIH. when fit! on

' lire. Jael Wm; gs-its

marries: .3.” erlrniaal charg-

.I.. visit Month and relatives. . -A.I.

Church. where

LAC. George MacDonald of the

. H. Larsen adopted as a basis for a provincial and dluglltefs. Marie and Linda. -platform was a proposal for ”ex- l9" Geflrlelown on Friday, July

Mrs. Herbert Stewart and family of Summerside are g ues ts of Mrs. Stewart's mother. Mu, Jglu.

Mrs. C. A. Scully and two chil- dren were raceni visitors to Hal- where they were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick

On Saturday, July 16 Mr. Ray- James MacAulny and family. and Mrs. MacAulay. after visiting friends and relatives in Georgetown and Car-

Stewart Lavers and son, Donald. left by car on Friday, July 15. for Halifax. N.l.. after

. Mr. and Mrs. Waller llnkeney

and Mrs. Reginald Buffet! and family left recently by car

after visiting in

Georgetown. the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Spurgeon Walker. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Shaw of

Charlottetown were recent visitors

Mrs. D. M. Holmes and daugh-

Roharl Agnew of Halifax. N.S.. who are visiting

guests at the home of Mr. and

Violet Richards of Winni- peg. Man.. is visiting in George- Mr. and

Kings annual vacation and his duties

John C. Goteli. careiaka

Sunday Work - Top Paper issue

Mrs. Lester Johnstone enter- tained the members of Spring-l vale W.l. on July 12 for the regular

QUEBEC (CF) - The National - . , - Federation of Pulp and Paper ;nl::ll:(jlythmeetlnglli Hie dilesllgegi Workers lCCCL) loday named p e "me "E n e "in

manner. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. Ten mcmbcrs answer- ed roll call by paying a penny for the size of their waists. whichl nmnunied gin 288.

Business arising from the min- utes was then discussed. The sick committee reported making one call and sending two baby giits.l There was no report from the school committee. lilrs. . MacNeil offered to buy a Kill for a new bride in the community.l

A discussion on starting a sew- ing club followed and this was

Sunday work as one of the main issues involved in its dispute with paper mills in the province.

The federation. decertified dur- ing the weekend as bargaining agent at the Consolidated Paper Corporation's large mill at Sha- winigan Falls and the Laurentide mill at Grand'mcre, did not refer directly to the disputes there in a prepared statement issued fol- lowing a three-day meeting here.

It said. however, that "conflicts actually raging in syndicates were caused in a large part by pressure and unjust demands by a certain .15” um" whml opened in the llumb" 0' l30"lP3lll9' Wllldl Will" fall. All bills were moved paid: to obtain more and more Sunday and amounted In W35 w?f;hel'l;?h:h9&'1'e 9lflgl:llel'lr3:li3(:lr-I and Reports from ihevdiffercnl dele- lts syndlcgntea have undcrtakenlSu;:8rt”';nl:l9 l)1l'i:rlc; Lonlveigion will be long. oirrioullt and costly." lvention at” lCIllal'loitcloill'lluaand lilo the statement said, They are de- Annual Convention of the p.m., termlned to carry ll right to thc:(),-phamge were given. gm-,1 end.k becapsemlt pdthc dulihol llihc.-. spondence consisted of a letter. WOT 91'! ll! 0 ll "5 l'.V- 0 I'1' from Mrs. M. Dole. Healthfu- the first victims of this scandalous ispecuon Rem,-g, ":2; . pamphlet sitthutlorbl Ito all possible to outlining the work of the urn year res ze er 0 er: ve. sewn, club.

Some 00 deles-ten lo the mect- It wllis decided to hold the next lllll Dlllecd 30 lllllm-S9 ll -lll9l'l3l meeting at Brackley Beach on Charlie Ol 15 l'0lll8 5 Week 0ll'Satiirday evening July 30. and all each member in finance the fight members going were asked in ang;:i;tdafi;Inx)yk wgzrltm paper I". meet at Chas MacNeIls by ..on

p.m. Each member was to take dll-!ll'.V has become a veritIblP one sweet or sandwiches and tea Clllllllllll Illfl lllll ritllrtlllble lllll or cream and each was to take nublic opinion in a Catholic prov- their own cups. it was moved and ince is so weak against the slt- seconded that 10 lbs of weiners and uatlon." the statement said. "For 10 dozen mus be bought. M,-SA this reason the representatives of Chas. MacNeil and Mrs. Austin the federation consider that it is Sentner were to order the same, -their duty to use all necessary Meeting closed with the Qucenm means to lcnrrect the-I sitlIl::'o:l." Lugch was served by the hostess

At th cosn sess on. one an committee in . Less;-rde was rl!--elected president ;E: l

for a 19th term. TORONTO (CF) - Citizenship 0". of Gas and immigration department offi- YARMOU1-H' N5. mp, gg -nuhcialspherelsald Monday they are 3840M "smug boat ..Jackiev-- ",,.working with the National Employ- ported overdue Friday on 3 mpimcnt Service in efforts to prevent to Nova Scmiavs 50"”, Sharp W8, United States visitors inking sum- wwm In Saturday am... .1 WM mer jobs which could be filled by spotted from shore by fisherman Callldllll ' A i - FW9 Ynllllll U- Jud smith. S. citizens. three of them girls, crew members George smjugiwcre found working at Bigwin gnd Frank su;-en, were ham un.llllfl near liuntsville. 0nt., and or- harmed. The boat had run out of den-ri to leave Canada within in gasoline. .days. they said.

U. S. STUDENTS SENT HOME

MAYFAIB THEATRE

MURRAY RIVER - MONDAY - TUESDAY

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Also - JOE DOAKES COMEDY Show Time - 8:30 p.m. 8.'l'.

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' moil1or's.

lNeill usually sncnds her summers:

turn for their home. miles north of Norway House and H 1 i300 miles north of Winnipeg.

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at-X sislnr Mrs liuilehlvlliahl ilifdnlg H0". Man" and his wife'

r s t H l ' a. 4; and Mrs. Bernice Sioltz

lglifgd-vilglillls file-"1l3s.lret-cnlly. 'l'll9l'Iof Flin Flon and her daughter,

. . e n efast. pnariene,

Miss Mary G. Smith and Mlsil -Mr" llnmry W” building '3" 1"" Eleanor Wheeler w e rs recent d'".uho"l.at Cm” mm visiinrs in Murrav Rivcr. l RLMP Sam "M b".dy Md been

' recovered and dragging was con-

llliss Kay Fraser. daughter oflllllllllll l0l' lllC Ollie"- Mr. and Mrs. Allan Fraser. Hope-3 NACWWWT

field. has gone to Toronto. 0ni.. damp dark weather of early

for a visit. lspring were other factors which

Miss Glcnda Siowari Cliarlufic Vgllmbuled to me pm" slmwbgrry town. is visiting at her grnnrl p Mrs. A. D. him-Neill. l Hay making is the big laslt Th V f. d, d I l. r those days. Several farmers have of Ni;i.':"3l'z-lnh';'rei'!'m-l1G';cN';l;l'x',.eiiher considerable hay cut or

'are preparing to start next week. 2' h”l?pyL.t8I klglwd sh,” l"'g'"'lSome farmers are using hay

"me "' l 9 if" 3 "lm 05' balers and side delivery rake af-

l""i M355” ”" J" -V 10- M'-Tel M3” fer the tractor. while other farm-

. , ers continue to make hay in the in Little Sands. IPM way. 4.0.

Mr. and Mrs Thomas Mcanov- .-attended the wcridinz of Mr. Blnis Clow in Charloticinwn on July 10.

Miss Ellcn Munn. Lilllr Sands.

plans to visit Charloiiclnwn on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Stewart and

Glenda. Cliarloiioinwn. were visit ing at the home of Mrs. Stewart's mother. Mrs. A. D. MacNcilI on Sunday.

Mr. .luhn Sanders. M u r r a y River. was visiting at his daugh- ier's. Mrs. Charles Stewart. In I :nl.. q,-mdsl

The strawberry growers in this .n-iniiy report a very poor crop. The cxtreme host matured the berries too quickly, and the cold p

' BIG DANCE .

e..1N.. FOREST HILL HALL I Wednesday, July 20th. 9:30 Standard Time Admission 50 cents Sponsored by Souris Legion.

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