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come home kiss from his wife as Train No. 1615 rolls..into
the Charlottetown Station. Mr. Herring retired from the ser-
DEGREE Edwin Crawford Smith, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Smith of Ambrose | - Street, his Bachelor of Engineering de- own has been appointed by the | gree in Civil Engineering recent- Natignal Employment Service as ly. from. the Nova Scotia Techni- |Student placement officer. ca) College. -In 1964 he received |. George W. Cheverie, manager his Engineering Diploma from ‘of the Charlottetown. office of {Mount Allison University in |the NES, in. announcing “Mr. Le- Sackville, N.B. Mr. Smith ts ‘Clair’s appointment, said that |
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dian British Engineering Consul- appointments to be made which tants Ltd., Halifax. jwill augment the services offer-
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The Great Exhibition of 1851, ‘ree by Victoria's conSort | Prince Albert and held in the
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Charlottetown, received | Edmund LeClair’ of-Charlotte- }ing at Morell High: School, : Mr: lies Tyeanelaas!
‘LeClair went to the Halifax School for Social Work and in
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| WAS SOCIAL WORKER
For four years, LeClair was,.employed asa ge work- er by the provincial department
of health. For the past year Mr,:
\LeClair has been on the teach-
| HALIFAX (CP) - —— The wea- | ther office says variable amounts
| Maritimes late Wednesday night
A disturbance approaching from the west will bring general- ly cloudy skies to New -Bruns- wick and western Nova ‘Scotia today as the disturbance crosses the district’ Friday, cloudy skies ‘will prevail over ail three prov- Vinces. Some showers are expect.
‘personality of Queen.
-—~Matcolm MacKenzie,
_Included..in..the.. FirstClass.
~ Honors list in physics at Da)-. is - David |
-housie University Keenan, grandson of Mrs. J.G. Bennett of Charlottetown. He was also awarded a National $2500. for post-graduate workin physics. He isthe son of Mr. and yok: Lester-K scenes of _—
RETURNS HOME ~ “Mrs, Leslie Stuart has eke ed to her- home ‘in Montague | following ‘surgery in the Prince Edward Island Hospital.
ANNUAL MEETING coy _minister of education, announced yesterday afternoon that the an nual school ,meetings ..will be held as usual on the first Tues day in June, but the annual meetings for regional high chor units will be held on the secon Tuesday in September.
CARD “PARTY
~Mrs~ John Mclsaac~was “fipsy-jConsfructed this_summer_in-
on winner in the ladies sec- | tion of play at the regular wéek- ly sard party last night in ‘the “Basilica Recreation. Centre: Se- | cond place was won. by Mrs. John -Cummiskey. In the’ men’s” division, Joseph Ryan was first | and. Brent Essery second Pat- tick Trainor won the door prize end Mrs. Catherine’ Atkins a special prize. Freezeout winners were Mrs. Annie Smith and Mrs. Henry Perry.
9,111 POUNDS Warren Grove Milaydsman Peggy produced 9,111 pounds milk, 491 pounds butterfat* for
James Vickerson and Son, North |} “River in the mature class, ac- |,;
- cording to the current issue of the Canadian Jersey Breeder. Peggy’s breed class. averages were 120 in both milk - and fat. A junior two-year old heifer, Marshfield Standard Kay SU. produced 6,269 pounds milk, 374 | pounds —butterfat.for._Albert..J. Boswall,_. Marshfield. Kay's, BCAs were 107..in. milk, 118 but. | terfat.
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Club will hold.its annual Mile. | of-Money .in front of Holman's | “=store-in tthe city Friday -even-
ing beginning at seven o'ciock. Anyone who wishes may contri
bute by simply strolling: by and adding a coin to the collection. .
Proceeds of the mile are for CARE, the organization aiding the’ needy. abroad.
WORK GOES SOUTH
Works of art by Charlottetown *
children will head south in July
Centfe Art Gallery. Mrs. Pamela Williamson, head” of the child- ren’s art program «at ‘the gal- lery ,das announced that the Children’s Museum, Nashville,
Tennessee, has_asked—for twelve
pieces of work done by children
in. the Centre art classes for. in- . élusion in the Canadian section |
of the museum's large 1967 ex- hibition Mrs. Williamson will select works from different age groups and they will be shipped
to: Nashville in July—for-a-one-> ¥ year stay
ods FINED $5 In city police court yesterday merning.. James William Arsen- ault, city, and William A.R Keenan, Murray. River, were h' fined $5 and costs or two = a for failing to stop at a stop sgn. . Magistrate A.J. Haslam, wC. presided
IN. HOSPITAL
Vance Molyneaux, Crapaud,
\s a patient in the Prince Ed- | ward Island Hospital where he is recovering from:an_automo- «pile accident in which he suffer- ed a broken leg, fracturedsspine
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Mr..LeClair-was-born-in--Rus--08 stafé at. Prince.of Wales Col- | ed. itico, the son of Mrs..‘and the |lege. Regional foreca ae late_Mr.-Rudolph “LeClair, and I Before ‘taking up “his duties,| Northern Nova Scotia, Ea
em Shore, Cape Bréton, “Prince Edward Island: Clear with a few cloudy soe little change in temperature; “| winds light, in- creasing this afternoon to south- east 15. Low-high at ‘New Glas- |'¥ -gow-.and. Goshen. 32..and 62, Syd-| ney. 35_and—55,-Charlottetown 32 and .58- Outlook for Friday— Cloudy with showers and season- able temperatures.
iMr. LeClair will attend famil-’ jia Morris, daughter of Mrs. dnd jiarization courses. at Moncton, ithe late Mr. Patrick Morris of Sherbrooke and Montreal. With /Charfottetown: They ~have-—three ;the—full co-operation of St. Dun- children. ‘s stan’s Universjty and Prince of
Mr. LeClair attended school Wales College, Mr. LeClair will, -on-his-return;-be~based. -at~the- schools in preparation for—f-u1} in the
iis married to the former Pairic-
ing St. -Dunstan’s University, where he obtained his BA in service to the students 1959. After a year, spent teach- | 1966-67 academic year.
Sd Construction Decided By Taxpayers
SOURIS — A new consolidat? represented vat this meeting, jed elementary schgol will - be ‘could decide whether es not to
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join_district 141 ‘on the entiiria: tion’ project.
The _ building _committee~ ap- pointed is as_ follows: . Reginald ‘|MacDonald, chairman; Bruce Stewart, Colin Craig, David Townshend, Frank MacIntosh, Elmer MacDonald: and Sterling Dingwell. :
The report of the fact- finding committee was given for the benefit of those who were mt present at the Jast_ ‘meeting. _|
ris, it -was-decided_at a meeting _ lof taxpayers of Souris School,,f \district yesterday. The decision ifollowed a vote of 57 to three. _ | The meeting of district. 141,
-held-.in-. Souris’ Regional -High~ [School library, expressed hope |that the other five schootdis- }- tricts would ‘join district 141 2
construction of the new school. The other ° districts include: | Jones iChepstow, Granville, Little Har- of course!
hor, Milton and Rockbarra.
It was announced that another | meeting would be held within | |the next two weeks so that the | \five districts, See were”: =
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dal Palace in. London ie a. ‘true cultura! »mirror of: its age. The univ ersal awe at the eventy, is recorded in a pictorial Sie piay which ope Tuesday at the Confederation Centre. .
Arranged by the British Coun- cil and on loan from the - Na- tional Gallery in Ottawa, the display consists mainly -of. col- oured lithographs by Joseph | Nash, Louis Haghe and David Roberts.R A. after originals pub-_. lished in 1854 by Dickinson. Bro- thers and now hanging in- Wind- sor Castle
There are engravings,
car- toons, and often pithy com- (ments from various publica-_
tions of the-day, including ‘ ‘The , Iilustrated Exhibitor” , a_week-.
\ly:paperpublished at the Exhi- bition:
The display illustrates the construction, of the “Palace, the opening ceremonies and items shown at. the fair. These are ar- |
“lranged by country and also by |
product, from carriages to lace-.| Work:-and—inchrling—the—chintz=};
-|patterned cotton and ornate fur.
niture styles characteristic of | the period: =,
All seems dominated by the Victoria, | who wrote of the exhibition’s opening: “The .-- tremendous cheering, the» joy: expressed on| every face, the vastness of the | ‘building with all its decorations and exhibits, the sound of the! organ...all this was ifideed mov- |
CITY AREA. FUNERALS
ers, especially to Prince Edward} pensions at’ the Prem(er's re-
a ey to ve fer over. 7" exhfoition tastefully ar-. eae on a variety of b ack-- rounds ‘often striped or dot Iter by Ben Weinreb, will ‘hang the Charlottetown Gallery juntil June 6. Five other collec- jtions also share gallery space this month. They -are: - Three American Artists (Frankentha- ler Olitski and Noland); Prints by Susan Martin Bates; -the;His- torv of Writing a - Unesco dis-
Dr. J.A. “MagMlillan, aM speak- aes ae on | er at the. luncheon of the Hos- Hospital Personnel"
“Education for conference ase . He noted |x-ray departments in rural has- pital, Association of P.E:I. which |that there is a trend toward ed- pitals:
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that the Association sup.
play ; the “Robert Harris collec- tion; and, the Poole Porcelain held “its annual meetiig in the jucating mursing{ students in unj+ port member hospitals. in hiring : : Basilica Recreation Centre yes-. versities rather than in hos-
collection. i |pitals, and distussed: the con-
oe over two-and three-year courses for student nurses. He | stated that he definitely expects all professional fields to estab- 7 lish collective bargaining in the future, including nurses, lab and |x-ray technicians.
Speaker at thé morning ses-
Board's Decision S hocks Dairymen een cer
Hon. Andrew MacRae, Minis- sing. ‘They impose a real hardship Association of Nurses of P.E.1 , ter of Agriculture, announced |or and disappointments to. our who reported on a study of nurs- tast night that he. is inviting | dairy farmers, , the Min Minister said. ing education for P-.E.1. and Hon, J, Adrien: Levesque; -minis- ls ieaeereaaeee some recent trends in nursing
ifer “of Agriculture for ~ New be ea education in Canada. Brunswick,’ and Hon. -’W. Aker. Li ral L Leader Resolutions were passed at the Says Amazed
ly, Minister of seeure for | meeting that the Association en-
‘Nova Scotia, to join him in unit- dist the aid of x-ray consultants ‘Liberal teader-Alex-B>-Camp="*
al, Government on “behalf of 1,011 tate yesterday afternoon ex. |
ed representations to the Feder- | Maritime — dairy farmers who | ‘tion is now on” the’ order paper ‘have just learned that no defic- cust cet pects | jand it is expected that the Dla lency payment will be paid by: wajter R. Shaw during a press wills be made retroactive to the. federal Agrioulite nk Stati | {April 1 of this year.” jization Board for the suppor’ ning. Aonbeding to Mr. “Mr. Campbell said: “1 am ap- Tyear~ending“March~Sist,~1966. 61) the Premier implied that Al. /palled that the Premier should Mr. MacRae said that the aN. lan—MaeBachen> minister of | attempt: to. create an election is- {Founcement from the Agricultur- health and welfare, ‘had made |Sue at the expense of our senior at-Stabilization. Board’ comes~a8-anannouncement in’ the House (citizens.l-am_astonished“that he |a shock to Maritime dairy farm- lof Commons concerning old age | should give the impression the |p Minister of Health atid Welfare Island's 6,000. dairy farmers. | quest. 'said_ the. Assistanee—Plan—would- The Ministér said that dairy} farly this week Premier Shaw |be made retroactive on the Pre- |farmers have good grounds for |telegraphed Mr. MacFachen|Mier's request.’’ j\demanding that Ottawa TecoD- | shout supplementary. assistance’ Mr. Campbell made his re- sider. the decision of the Stabl-| for_old_age pensioners.
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registered technicians to main-« °
tain standards; and that the part of the -Hdspitals Act of PEI. regarding pursing homes— be proclaimed and implemented.
The members “of: the: new exe ecutive elected at the meeting are Dr. F.A. MacMillan, ‘ree sident; C.E. Praugh, treasurer; W.C. Sinnott, secrétary;. JE, Milligan, Ist vice-president; Sis. ter* Mary. David,.2nd_ vice-pré sident. :
During the morning, the meet ing heard the report: of the presi- dent, H.T. Holman of, Summer- side, and had a discussion of the report and of business matters.
In his report Mr. Holman not-.
ed that the’ salary: range come
|to solve the problem; of. staffing mittee had been working hard on
one of the most important-tasks—-
ofthe association,improving the salaries and working condl- tions of all hospital employees.
Some of the vommittee’s rec- ommendations have - gone into effect_in the new salary scale that started, April 1.
Member hospitals of the As sociation are the Western Hospie tal, Charlottetown Hospital,
P.E I. Hospital, -provincial -san- itorium and rehabilitation Cen- tre, Kings: County femor iat Hospital, O'Leary - Community Hospital, Souris Hospital, Prince - County Hospital and the Stewart
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isupposéd to’ provide oe wt tave, talked today_with Mr. jPArmente to: bring the weighted | belt “and he has confirmed laverage price for milk up faa that: what he Gall (a7 ie \$3 30 per hundredweight. This | ous Waa sliiblv 45 Sania We a ear, the Board announced that | sheen ply ply
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amount to $3.32 per hundred- Mr. Campbell had’ the’ teply iweight, which is certainly in ex- |@8 reported in Tuesday's Han- cess of what our dsland produc- |£ard_which he quoted, ‘It is pro- ers received for their milk,” he | | posed to proceed with the Can- | said. ‘\ada Assistance Plan. The resolu-
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weighted average price at $3:32. } simply -can't- understand how = they arrived at such a figure,” the Minister said.
“The weighted price to P.E.I. |
FOSTER FUNERAL — The funeral. for Mrs. L.H.D. Foster was:-held-.Wednesday,:May-~18, from the ‘MacLean’ Funeral Home to the Marshfield Presby- terjan Church*where service was mene by Rev. Hugh ‘Low- “Hymns sung were, The Lord's _My__ Shepherd, ,and All| The Way My Saviour Leads Me. Organist was Dorothy MacFar- jane. Attending in a body were Marshfield Women's Missionary Society. and_the-Marshfield—Wo- men’s Institute. The flower bear- ers were, Harry Néwman, Alton Newman, William Rhynes, Ar- thur Rhynes, Athol MacBeth, Al- lison- Scott, Albert Boswell, -J-W. \Maund. The pallbearers were: John-—-Munn,— Leigh —»Frizzel, Stanley Peatt, Hector Jenkins, Harry Lewis. Interment took place in the church ‘cemetery.
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NICHOLSON FUNERAL — The} funeral for Allan M, Nicholson was held Wednesday afternoon, | May- 16;-from-his-late residence |‘ to Wood Islands Presbyterian
‘producers was actually inthe viene of. $2.97 per hundred-
‘t Mr. MacRae said. It would take mathematical “he | tortions to try $6 prove, as the | cnirch. Rev. Donald. Nicholson. federal government is. now try- | conducted the service.’ Organist ing to-prove;—that"the average Hymns sung were: The Lord's prite was $3.32; he added iMy Shepherd and Forever With. _Mr. MacRae & said he had heard | The _ Lord.During.-the--service reliably that in arriving at the | Mr. Nicholson sung a solo, The figure of $3.32 for, weighted av-| City Four Square. Honorary pall erage price, Ottawa had includ-|pearers were® Murdock Mae- ed in its calculations subsidies |Phee, Daniel Nicholson, L:: B. paid-by-the-factorie;on-coolers; | MocMillan, Hector MacDonald.
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