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co ~.. MR LEMUEL-R. CRASWELL = EVERETT T. SCHURMAN TRAIN, FOR MANAGEMENT ES telaptae We thesia 2 Dita ageing INTERRUPTION NOTICE _ There passed ‘away. att fie» .His’many friends learned wi thy We ‘have opening 2s tor’ alert well grog l Led young P.E.}.. Hospital. Charlotictoun on a regret. the death. a the) + 1 Grade XI! educatio @:2T to 28 i \ rince County-Hospita}of Ever- : a4 a dis tls - a. annaeneek pee? G anad ak ae ese a ere co he ett Te Srhurman of Preptown, Sas ime a I : 1 4 v ¢ ouees : 4 Tasw' ! iver at the April 2%h 1966 Althoughs in ‘de- § art ting galgr and regular increases based on pro There will -he an Interruption of electric age of 67 vears clining health the last fewpve ALS, ace. » gress and initiative Our irainihg program follows power on Tuesday, August, 9. 1966. weather per- > The deceased sas. horn at he had heen reasonably well, a-rlanned schedule leading.to a Wasa gement posi ag ak ; Rusiign on April Wi, 1899 rhe [Nt several days previous te fe with. Candda’s oldest and largest Consumer mitting. between the hours of 9:00 a-m. and '12:00 son of the late £1 Han fandeiien? ae eyin i ¥ y on R ; : r schur, nN WAS aA Son WS Il » FYnance-f ‘arnoration Apply to noon. Dav light Saving Time. nah (Hickox! Craswell ini “oni ngs a Son 1 . | ; ase : ; As_a_young—han~he-terre ht Mrs * Schurman (nee Margaret ( 2 Shoat Fa ae UY alivestock for the Marketing’ Auld’ Two brothers Perev. for.) HOUS Et LD. IN ANCE i The areas affected will? fanhidac Nae W vilt- . Board and for The- Sif Cana. merly of Port Medway. WV § 3 < ye dran Co, also farmed at Ren. and-Ray. formerly of Vanconv- ‘CORPORATION shire to Emyvale and adjacent areas : > /iiiete Road: whee he « marriadéfe: Web predeceased himé 5 ; , t wee dois ‘the former Loftie Andrews AS a young man he spent a / i. Siero Twenty ‘yeats ago he moved number of vears homesteading Corner’ Kent and Gt. George, MARI ju E ELECTRIC COMPANY, to Hunter. River: and purchased .at Togo, Sask. He then came | Ch | H + * ° the Everett) Wedlock homes stead back to Freetown \ he has‘ oe jarioTretown s i a |-where he ContinuedYas a jive. Since been engaged /if farming -IMITED | stock dealer for Swift's and.op- After his return fin Western, or erated a farm machinery, ‘busi- Canada he married Marguerite

‘ness. for Massey- Ferguson” from: Auld, daughter of theclate Rob-

‘ _ + Sa | which he received’ many awards @rt and Mrs. Auld (nee Minnie: 292 ‘Water Street, pummarsids . ae melanin eon a ies IPoOhey a PAE : | Maritimes. passed away on* December 22,

NOTICE

Kings County Veterans

—World-War One Picnic ~ CARDIGAN LEGION HALL . SATURDAY, AUGUST 6th. at 2.P.M,

Although in failing health for 1948

the past few years he was able He is survived by his

to carry on his work on a Much Robert Davis. on the homestead

‘smaller scale until last Febry. 29d three young grandsons Rob

ary when he underwent surgery, _ert Douglas, Gordon Everett and? SEARLE ~}He~partially- reeovered—and— waren Bae RLSEVUSRNRORGRAGTET ONT rable: to be’at-home with his Wife Mr. Schurman endeared. Him- and family for two months. Dur- self to all who were privileged :Ing this period a large number to know him, a cotirteopus- and of neighbors and ‘‘old’’: friends ‘genial host he greeted his many called to wish him better health. visitors with a warm and. genu- Seven weeks before his death he jine welcome ‘He always found , ;, again. entered the hospital where | jtime to chat with friends old and | in. spite of medical aid, kind /new They enjoyed his whole- | inursing, and his great courage, some character and went away patience and cheerfulness {feeling that it was good to know throughout his’ illness, he passed” such a real unpretentious chris- \peacefully away. tian gentlemar: The great num- Lem will be greatly missed ber-of cards, messages, letters not only in the home but in. the and the ‘banks of flowers. sent | community and throughout. the by relatives ‘and friends from | province because of his wide- far and-near bore silknt tribute , | spread: business contacts, espec- to pne so well beloved, and- so Len Jially with the- farmers. deserving of the very best. - Besides-his—widow he leaves’ He was a member of Kensing- to-cherish -his memory two: dau- ton Masonic Lodge No 12 and on

‘only son

~ WANTED IMMEDIATELY _ Highway _ Construction _ a

Superintendent

To work Jn Eldon +.Wood Islands area., writing: to Box 367.

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them in“ Charlottetown and District

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cent sad bereavement. e kernels.

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‘OBITUARY

Inserted by The death at his home in Wood Islands on June 7th of Mr in his 67th year, Left to mourn: his’ passing~are his wife, the former Belina Mac-

nan, one

. MR. FRANK A. COOK

the familys

occurred

so,

suddenly

Frank A Cook

Charles. at

home, two daughters,-Mrs—Athot Dewar of Montague and Mrs. ‘Angus. MacDonald of Wood

Ts-

A normal: ear of corn -alwavs-of sympathy: and-donations-to the funds. ——80- many—ways—during their re- has an even number of rows of Heart @Fund—irtheir—recent_ sad_ bereavement

rere, aL lactate

TINUES

‘WIDOW PLANS. RETURN.

Mrs. Paul Carlson, LEFT, wife of the. medical missionary who was killed by rebel gun- fire in the Congo in 1964, talks with her brother-in-law, Dr. Dwight Carlson, in New York

- yesterday as the pair plan her-

*return.today tothe Congo. They

will spend two weeks looking for a suitatle medical project to he undertaken by the Dr. Paul Carlson:Foundation. Mrs.

Carlson says she is ‘not sure

Congo. (AP _Wirephoto)

One OfBitterest Strikes Far Front Settlement

oe in. Magog. and Sherbrooke _ -On july. 11_»-goen-sqitad-hroke— “ot. the | into. the company's. temporary

= ae ‘ ‘ghters and sons-in-law, Ed ith) the night of April 30th his breth. lands, sixteen: grandchildren and .and. Boyd Weeks, Fredericton, ren gathered ‘at the home where’ three sisters—and two ‘brothers: im -errrdpec "or ES ' 7 s ‘ICES P.F.1., Phyllis and Norman Hall,-they held. service “honouring a/Mrs.- Charles Hancock of Mur- BUYING - SELLING (REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE 4 [SERV ICES. —___._— Halifax, N.S. A sister, Beatrice most worthy brother. The fun- ray River, Mrs. Belle. Gillis of 7s : Ee a -@ ' and a brother ATMIUE predecea- eral service was, held the next Wood Islands;= Joseph of Belle 2 WANTED nee NG SeLeNe RENTING f Trainor s Auto Body sed hims > day Sunday, at -the. Freetown River..Robert of Oakville, Ont, f i E BOTTLE “J. W. MacKENZIE Johnston's River The largely altended funeral Uuited Church where Rey. Robe aud) Mis Chester Hancock of MONTREAL Pepe One ot | AL LES ; i Nest-to Mt. Ryau Hall, 7 miles WAS held fyon Huntey River ett Shaw gave acuiost helpful Belle River : the “longest, bilteHest strikes by eeee sag Real Fglate Consultant ’ Presbyterian Church on>Frid4y, and inspiring message to the © Funeral was held- on Friday, textile-workers in Quebec pros Michael: Bros” Lid. . Appraier ‘and Broker; - from’ “Ch'towm.- “Experienced | sne-17, 2086. Service =was con-large number present... B. Le- June 0th from Wood Islands ince's history ‘is im— its. fifth: as 240 Dorchester. St. | 269 Queen. Street, — work at reascnable_prices. dutted by. Rev. WF. ‘Hare and wis beautifully sang “My Home Church: to Belle “River Commnitin= “Month with no sign of a settle. . 2e per dozen ee Me Charlottetown DIAL bas Rev. Merle Zimmerman “Inter- Swee; Home.” itv. cemetery 2 men é 2 - PHONE —ramH£H a“Jlij “| Real Estate Cs ee proses ‘ment took place in the churén The pallbearers were Howard” The service was conducted bY | rhe wy feat nied’ ho e=a7 ae | i — = GAUDET co ‘cemetery... Schurman, J. Scott Cairns, Ev: Rev Ewen F MacDougall Pall.’ att Sila ie aK Ss at 4-8595 SS W. WILLI | A | : erett Francis, Fred Paynter, bearers were Arthur MacMillan, \P! ae ae BERS : , S | Broker, petalser Auto Body Shop -.. CARD-OF THANKS Stanley Evans, and Ralph-—-R-Waldo Taylor. Charles MacLen- (counter-charges nd, in some! ee o.body oP. Burns nan Edgar Munn, George Young \C&S€8. ecofomic™ troubles for = Beer Bottle Exchange Realtor: : iicarec: Phon 2-161] Repairs and Painting Mrs. -Lemue!l H Crasiell-and Flower bearers’ were Robert Don Compton, Flowerbearers mae ee -involves 5,000 beer bottjes at | e : “-® Eden Street ‘family wish to extend their sin- Jardine, Cecil Paynter, Ronaldiwere® Russel Compton, ~ William Wr Ee at “Dominion aoe Drop your. be , + Appraiser - Builder: B Aft H .- 2.2300 . cere appreciation to-the doctors, Lewis, R~ A. Profitt_and.C. B. MacKay. Leon MacPhee,—P-on. so. Ae: plants in Magog, Sher- MAURICE BLOCK T I. Offi 894- a sue Telephone—4-9347 ‘especially Dr- Ellis and DrsCox: Matheson. Fraser, Carl MacLeod. | ~ ee = jaiontmorency.. ant | . ee 7242. Member of C.A.R.E.B. | @ See the nurses of the Intensive Care| Interment was in the Free-* rummmondville nion spokes co. LTD. : Seer | ROBERT MeINNS Unit. of the Prince Edward Iseaown Community. Cemetery” and CARD. OF THANKS _ the Weekly cost Ce geb Sippeh ST GEORGE PEAKE -TSERVICES: = x ye oe ~~ landHospitaly ant clergymen was under direction of ‘The Dav-| te Ee : arene Cos tik Sherbrooke Ses : [ Interior — Exterior Painting and friends Who visited Lem ison Funeral-Home.. The family wish -to thank the Strike-is in -atrike pay ee Sees | and Papering. An A-1 jon while: in. hospitat and at-home. | eae retee = many friends -and- neighbours for @%d, other expenses, most of

The strikers ‘are members at the National Federation. of. Tex-

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Phen 4. 6563 or 4-91 4

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tile Workers

Quebec based Nationa] strike

4 -aftilhate wf the Confederation Trade Unions. The Started, in Magog April \l-and spread to the other three

tentres.-

The.. walknutWarted quietly enouzh hut as negotiations dragged on. tempers became lfrayed and violence erfipted.

The hilk of the vislence jcaiie during .a six-day period in. mid-July during which three. jbonths exploded and a company office was sacked

headquarters and ‘caused $2000 damage by

their. kindness. letters and cards Which must be paid from union Smashing typewyiters and over.

‘turning desks.

Three days—later_a_16-year-old Montreal hi'g h schoot- student, Jean Corbo, carried a time

‘lbomb Into_an_alley behind the

Dominion Textile plant in Mont- rea] and was killed when the jomb apparently exploded pre- . maturely,

Police said they helieve the istudent, was a henchman for a terrorist~organization. Corbo's- grief-stricken father, real notary, desctibed jas ‘‘the naive servant of the _ high privet ot separatist ten. +rorism.' The Montreal plant is not at

whether she’ will remain in the .

of

a- Mont- |

el Sar

fected by the strike hecause te

employees ‘belong te a different — union. °

company executives in Magog were rocked by. explosio

caused hv a. Molotov bocktad and dynamite. Both men—Geof-

away. with their families at the jtime but the explosions caused jextensive damage to. thetr homes.

‘SEEK RIGHER WAGES

The dispute involves. the qués- ition of night work for female employees and. wage demands. The union is demanding an in- crease of 42 cents an hour and ja’ 28-month .contract and the | compay is “offering 29 to 31 icents in a 49-month agreement |The present average wage paid to the workers is $1.79 an hour. :

tT Ina speech’to the’ company’s"

Uy: 20,7 EF, vice-president said the company consid- and He four in

‘annual meeting King,executive of Dominion Textile, strike . has cost the jabout $6,000.800-».without eration of fringe benefits jpossible wage — increases said: the “impact of: the communities is substantially excess: of this figure.”

A few days. earlier. two lelected representatives .from Sherbrooke hecame ‘involved in the strike when they blamed the \“rigid and miserly” attitude’ of the company for continuation of the walkout.

Th a letter to \Blair Gordon, .who retired July 29. Maurice Allard. independ ent .Conservative | member Parliamenge and Raynald Fre:

‘frey ~Bonhomme, the Magog personnel... manager,and. Clare ence Stvan, a foreman—werg

then-president e

ot

On July 17 the homes. of twe

chette, Union Nationale .mem- — ber in the’ provincial — legisla- ture. warned that if. the com-

| pany did not modify its rigid at- ititude they will take the issna jtn the people. in a ‘'study. and

information cémpaign.”?.: ee

The campaign opened Aug 1 when the two men addressed a- meeting of 500 strikers in May

g0g,

A company spokesman said the two representatives were sNot._"‘properly._ informed’ —.and—

“should, seek first-hand~informa- ition on the: walkout and’ the” ‘company’s position

Meanwhile; local merchants and striking employees, who \fepresent half the labor force lin Magog,’ are suffering. Strikers, in Magog receive ‘strike pay of $10 “a week for single men and $13 for cate men Through a special - Tangement they can borrow, ‘-

jto $15 a week from local banks”

and storekeepers: are cautiously extending. credit. confident they. au be paid once the otrike,

re

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