| 20 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Tues., Sept. 20, 1966.

jor the -strikebound: La Grenade shoe. factory. ' Seven of the eight .are in

| Separatists Found Guilty, ined Heart ive}: ”

: Charges are expected tA laid Monday. In Quebec ‘Oo -

MONTREAL (CP) — Eight “". aT : Montrealers, described in court . ae earn - am as members of a separatist ter- Rees a rorist group, Were so crim. ¢riminal responsibility has ea ‘limally responsible here for the “°'ermined by a coroner's jury. death of a woman in. the hbomb- ing of a Montreal shoe factory LAKES *ARE HOME last May 5. . 2 More than 60 per cent of Ca- Therese Morin, 64, was killed nadians and 35 per cent of the when a dynamite time bomb U.S. population live in the. exploded in the east-end office (Great Lakes drainage basin.

Returning |. Officers Appointed

OTTAWA (CP)—The . cabinet has appointed 103’returning of- jficers for, the next federal elee- tion and many more will ‘be named shortly, it was learned.

The appointees of the ‘Liberal ‘government comprise a new- comers and 31 persons Who had lexperience in supervising previ- {ous elections. Most of the 263 present returning officers” were jappointed in 1960 by the Diefen- jbaker government.

Under the massive redistribu- jtion of seats that became law |

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in July, 264 federal ridings. were jestablished andthe iposts of re- jturning officer became Vatant. |The cabinet has been making |new appointments almost every |week since then.

Chief Electoral Officer Jean- |Mare Hamel said in an_inter- jview Friday that the new offt- jcials are being brought. in

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Gerald Mossman (LEFT) senior international dory rac- Canadians nipped Hillary Dom -

¥ ahr ae - ee a and Sonny Heisler, both fish- ing-championship for Canada broski ‘and John Sulton of Further information and application forms are available on ne Aicttess! tn proagabaar € et ermen from Nova Scotia's at the Nova Scotia Fisheries Gloucester, Mass., in the an- request, ~ constituency boundaries and [amenburs county eluhieare the Selle ce uate: pat avent, mo ay ts « is , || population shifts. . : me oo

FESTIVAL OPENS | ie Se

THE BRIDE STEPS OUT : : : -MUNICH, West Germany ‘(AP),. — Firecrackers, brass

‘Ballet dancer Christine burg, after their wedding in Rhodesia closer together. bands and official keg-tapping |

Hughes kicks up her heel London, Monday. Both are Bride is from Blackpool, Eng- (ceremonies marked the opening and shows off her pantaloons dancers in the London Festi- land and groom is from Salis- Saturday of the annual Munich_

as she is‘carried by her hus val Ballet Company. Wedding “bury, Rhodesia. Oktoberfest, the world’s biggest band, Dudley Von Loggen- also brought England and (AP Wirephoto by cable from peer-drinking festival. Officials ar Ta lneast | Landon) predicted more than __ 4,000,000. : OBITUARY Goss, Mont MacEwen, James M. | : ‘|visitors would consume at least : \Campbell, Edward MacMurdo| LABOR VALUE VARIES: /1,000,000 gallons of beer during |

and George Macleod. Flower- It takes seven hours’ work to the. 16-day festival and wolf |

a ee oe Lococruet Sl ‘bearers were: Eddie Murphy, produce 20 kilograms of. rice_in_down.an-estimated- 350,000. fried |

eee County Hospital on Au- Douglas Cole, Alton Ramsay and Viet Nam but seven minutes’ chickens and -more than 700,000 | gust 22, 1966 after a few months Norman Ramsay. jwork in Australia. + {pork sausages.

“finess of Mrs. Frank A. Ram- say, New London in ‘her seventy- | . CARD OF THANKS fourth year. Born in Cavendish | The family of the late Mrs. | ——October 4, 1892 daughter of the ftank A-Ramsay, New London | late Alexander and Bessie (Don- |Wish to express their sincere | ald) MacNeil. Possessed of a |thanks to the doctors, nursing kind and genial disposition she |staff of the Prince County Hospi- will be sadly missed in the home tal, special nurses, Rev. W.A. and by all who knew her. Paterson, Rev. Gordon Mac- ‘Mrs. Ramsay was an active ‘Beth, Rev. Leslie Files, David- member of the United Church |S0n’s Funeral Home, organist, and its organizations. She leaves choir, soloist, all who sent flow- te mourn her~passing~two~dau-¢rs;memorial_gifts,-messages_of -ghters (Margaret) Mrs. Clar- sympathy and to all those who | ence Houston, California; (Mar- |helped in any way during the ill- | fon), Mrs. Hillard Woodside, one ness and death of our dear} son (Lloyd), New London, with mother. . Be

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whom she résided. Two grand- KEEP CHANGING OF GUARD | at!

children (Valeria), Mrs. gpk, PETAWAWA, Ont. (CP)—The | er

Woodside. and Barry Woodside, ‘ \ i | ae

one brother Alvah MacNeill. ‘Her ae age pre Paris, =? : busband predeceased her by s€-| vont Hill in Ottawa next year, | aCe

ven. months, also by one sister (Sadie), Mrs. Wilfred Campbell and one brother Townsand, some

: Guards, is considered Ottawa's Diet iee oahd age Pipi top ¢ourist attraction. It was United Church on Thursday, Au- |watched ryoee persons this gust 25 and was conducted by the |SUmmer. re were reports Rev. Gordon MacBeth assisted |that the ceremony would be by Rev, Leslie Files. The choir |moved to Expo 67 in Montreal with Mrs. Ray, MacLeod as or- /next year.

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ganist led the congregation in | = singing of hymns, ‘‘Jesus Lover acre 1 2 9 of My Soul’’ and “Son of My | Alt AW pi i} A ES BS Pe: 3 ’ Soul”, A solo, “He Hideth My | + Saapye 4 a i JOS. 2 Soul’’, was beautifully rendered gvesi A aaah by Mr. Roscoe Walker. Pallbear- | : W im etek ; ers were: Ian Henderson, Hugh | TIME / 4 /' ewe he 4 ) < Lio Hig pe, Mortgage Sale |. iM z ip

To be sold by public auction ‘> = : j 2 in front of ‘the Law Courts ‘

Building’ in Charlottetown in rom rl § ry tT Queens County on a ik, : . of cour 3 e n

18th day of October, A.D. 1966, : : t < BUT at the hour of twelve o'clock N 0 ° Ss Ze O eee

noon, all that parcel of land situate, lying and being part of Common vot” Number Twenty-two in the Common of Charlottetown bounded and de- scribed as follows. Commen- cing on the Southeastern side of Passmore Street in the Southwestern boundary’ of Plot Number 2 as marked on the -plan of that part of the said Common Lot, the pro- perty of William: Passmore, thence running along the said Southwestern boundary for the distance of about Sixty- six (66), feet to the North- western boundary of the Red- din ‘Estate situate on said Common Let Number. Twenty- two thence along said ~ last mentioned boundary South westerly Eighty-three (83) feet, and thence by a line running Northwesterly and parallel to the Southwestern boundary of Plot Number 2 aforesaid the distance of about Sixty-six (66) feet to Pass- more Street aforesaid, thence

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} Dated the &th day of Septem

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