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DORSEY — At the Western
September 30, 1965, to Mr. Tignish, @ daughter (Weigas
Since death its gloom, lis shadows cast Within our home, where -all seemed
And took from us a shining
light. Always remembered by the family.
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Popé’s United Nations Visit Praised In European Papers
LONDON {(AP)—Pope Paul's} The influential Le Monde, visit to the United Nations in however, was guarded in its edi- New York generally won praise torial comment. It said:
in West European newspapers; “The safeguarding of peace Tuesday. Behind the Iron Cur-/has always been the firet con- tole, the apenas wee mined. jcern of Paul VI... . Im the The press printed only| course of the last months, the terse accounts of Monday's un-|war in Viet Nam has spréad,
precedented papal journey and {new conflicts have out only comment came from in Asia and new ions have the government Mewspaper Iz-|arisen at ot points on the
vestia. It charged President|globe. It wat to be predicted Johnson went to New that the Pope would not re York to meet Pope in an|main quiet in the face of these effort to increase U.S. prestige. new threats But after so many
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peal at the UN was praised| which did not always find the guardedly in Czechoslovakia, it} response they merited, Paul V1 was criticized im Hungary om wanted in the United Nations to hardly suitable for solving world; make a particularly solemn : | gesture to attempt to convince In Britain, newspapers de- governments large amounts of space|use of force forever, . . . to the Pope’s day in New York.| “He went beyond the spiritual The Irish Independent asked: | and religious levels which are “Did the world really listen to) his and took the
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ANIDERSTINE — t» loving memory! ATTEND 1ODE Bed Glove Re bend ven aan. who passed | vue, October and 2, at Confederat. away October 6, 1963. fon Centre and October 21 at Civic Always remembered by bis wife and Stadium, Summerside. Tickets avail- as — » memory | tamily able from ODE members. and at Old oa he ae, passed Spain. Prices $1.50 to $2.50. Memories are treasures no one an * OLD TIME and dancing steal, “me may Set rs Ger ye ae ; Marta Driscell. CRarlotistows. RE. & Always remembered by Gail Riley. DANCE IN Mt. Ryan Hall. Jonnston’s Passed away suddenly October 6. 1964. |, .8F Otter Sam's pant "| might in Fortuze Hall. CHM Peters Or One long and lonely year has passed chestra. Canteen service. Since our great sorrow fell BINGO EVERY W , Commun. ‘The shock that we received that day ity Curling Club, Crapaud. Jamkpot. VARIETY CONCERT and Coronation Wil always with us dwell. dance will be held in Montague Regional You wished no one « last farewell JONA Turkey supper, Thanksgiving, |Magh School Friday, October 8th, at 7.30. You ‘rece gone tar ve i _ {Ostober 11th. Supper served from 5.9. | Public welcome. Bet we nds a awe nest |, TURRETS. ee een ae REGULAR "norte mosting And the na ne jee of you we'll oS emt, ete: Gil Henry, telephone - Montague. 6 p.m, Thursday October While here on earth we ; ONT: LEGI regular month- Lovingly remembered eo Cousin.| VICTORIA UNITED Church annual a et ‘Thursday, Laura and (amily, Mrs. John B. Riley Thanksgiving Hot Turkey Dinner and |Qectober 7th. § p.m. A good attendance Albiog Cross. Bazaar, Monday, October 1ith. Serving | requested to conduct important bus- STEVENS — In food ahd loving mem. fom 5 pm. Wn Oden et ee moines, meni luck in Sevens who passed away on Oct. ¢,| PLAN TO sient R of eeday October | SOURIS REGIONAL Day Camp Eval Today we are thinking of someone | &h. Serving from 5.30 in aid of ball. eae as Wases ie ean the |. DR. J.D. REDDIN, Mt. Stewart wil! Water Safety ; parents and in- —-s" 7” be absent from his dental office until | terested citizens invited. Plans will be Dear Mother that someone was you Uctober 15. proposed for 1966. loving hands are resting : SINGER DIES RESERVE October 9h, for hot tur S mother ae tvs be eaten | weg oa hall. Sponsored |_ MOUNT VERNON, Ky. (AP) For us Just over the bill by N Women’s I ' |Roy Starkey, country and west- eee te esod to ony i DAUGHTERS ENGLAND card | €F2 Music personality, Sat- We'll see you in the morning ‘ | game in Orange LOBA, urday after suffering a heat at-. At the dawn of a perfect day, Drive, every Wednesday night at 89m. /tack He was 51. > She would not. wish for sorrow Admission .30¢e. Lunch served. in ihe taal ’ She would not wish for tears years in. siness, Stag ae ist to Be vemstemnered Fave taceany’ ol tas’ trecons |for' radio. mations ju Ciaalenali - Though passing years. aid of the Precious |for radio ions Cincinnati, Always loved missed and remember- | pigod X turkey supper : ed by her family. mk Chicago and Louisville. _
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was said at the United/of a political act, the effect of
now the lot of the Pope) sured.” be disregarded when he ap-
for peace to leaders and . Someone has got to take first step after the appeal.” used their
‘Israeli Agent - ‘Says Bormann
Location Known
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In an interview with the. New York Post, Tadek Tuvia Fried- man said:
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Ovila Boutet, a 52-year-old labourer from Cap-Rouge, Que, is escorted to the Que- bec City Courthouse by a QPP agent. Boulet testified he
saw a man kill Redempteur Faucher in what police des- cribed as a gangland murder. Police are still investigating four other murders which she
said are linked with a fradu-
lent bankrupey and arson net.
work. See CP Wirestory. —_ (CP Wirephote)
By STEWART MacLEOD
laugh. Being shouted at is part of is torture.
statement .can gather gig- gles.in the enemy’s camp. But regardless of the effort involved, little things ‘keep cropping up.
For instance, when Conserva-
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tive’ Leader Diefehbaker went | into Halifax the big banner on a building proclaiming ‘‘pro- Conservative H e ad-
Chicken” since his first heart attack in| gressive 0 , January of this year, his death|quarters’’ didn’t hide the orig- “Look for the Bright | came asa shock to his family inal advertisment,
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BITTEN BY DOG Meanwhile, in British Colum-
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leader of the New Democratic Party, was being bitten by a log. Then his party's. candidate-
He | at a meeting Mr. Douglas ‘was
addressing didn’t turn up.
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“There is, for e, if any point in attacking the Tory leadership; i speaks for itself, every day, We should eoncentrate on our own
BALCERS ALL AROUND When Mr. Diefenbaker got: off
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Joli, Que., the first four people
hbecome
Solicitor-general in the Conserv-
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NDPs Outline Quebec Policy In Campaign |
|. QUEBEC (CP)—Equal rights
for Canada's two main ethnic | groups, bilingualism and the fight. against “trusts” will be ithe main planks of the New | Democratic Party's platform in |Quebec province during the campaign for the Nov. 8 federal | election, the party's Quebee |leader said Saturday night. Robert Cliche, the NDP leader, .said his party will fight |for a «new constitution which |will place French- and English- | speaking Canadians on an equal |footing and will also give Que- |bec a special status. | Mr. Cliche: speaking at a {meeting during which Jean-Paul | Berube was nominated NDP
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