I o o - . x - iKildare Native Msgr. Foley 7 . . . - t; ' D' I M'nnesot NA 87 ' ' " . l ‘ ' ‘ i ies n l a go W E. . l i v I k ‘ ALBERTON v Rt Rev. John Although he has been retireo i ‘ E .1110 Guardian, Charlottetown. MOB-OCL 19. 1964- i P. Foly. a native of this pro in recent years. his associatim. l i ' ' g Vince died on Wednesday in with the parish. to which he ‘ f . t To 0 h H S h I A s, !. Faribault, Minn. The news was gave devoted guidance for so ‘ l ‘ ‘ ' i received immediately by his re long. was not broken. ‘ , . c s n ‘ latives here. Msgr. Foley's last visit to his t i ' - I o o Msgr Foley, was a son of the Prince Edward Island home was i ,‘ l O s s late Patrick E. Foley and Mar made seven years ago. He visit- E ’ "‘ t garet Cahill, was born at Kil- ed relatives in Kildare. Alma 1 i . eromsa—rhe mt meetinz or. will fall that u the teacher dare 87 years 3110‘ He “'35 Tignish, Alberton and other cw T ‘ t ‘ the Tignish -Hune‘ and Selim] does not teach hilly. last. surviving member of his tres and before he left there was ‘ '. Association for the school year Home and school meetings. he‘ familY- 8 happy reunion 0ff918l'lVes and ; After graduating from Saint old friends at the home of Mr i > v E i

was held in the Tidnish Regional said. properly claimed by the ex- . I High school auditorium 'I‘hurs- ecutive can haic many interest- Dunstan's Universrty in Char- |and Mrs. Joseph Foley in 191- i 63)! evening Wth a large attend-tug and educational programs lottetown he taught for th r e e dare.

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ce‘ , ‘f‘ONfiel‘nmg “)9 new (“Dds 1" 94‘ years in his home school at Cen— Magi”. Foley is survived by a Franky Arsenault. Vice- ucation carried on in the class as} Kudare. He then went to mt number of nieces and nephew“ firesideng chaired hthe megting room presented at the. month- United States. Those in this province are M“ i e a sence of t.e presi ent, meetings. I ‘ - ‘ Gerald Handrahan. and reported Other speakers were: Vezy ["1902 he 9“ "Ed Si' Pam Se Doromy Hamrv Joseph R!!! t t

- . .y . ' d six years later was and Howard Foley. on the busmess oealt uith at Rev. .\I_J. Rooney. Rei. . mum.” an . the annual mceiinz of the. rov- Pendergast. Rev. C. glaandonald, :ggaeg‘fietg’gfe ogr'egith‘fitmg: ; Li‘tciai home and school held in Sister St. Arno: a lVLrti. . » ~ ‘ ‘ Charlot'etown in June E, ‘ Perry. A get-acquainted College and remained there 31- ‘ ; WG have in 5,0316 new Fords. “'3”. “if- T'h miniitos or the annual hour was held following the most 20 years as instructor and I l

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moeling “We read by the sec-, meeting and reiresnments vim administrator. In 1928 he he- 0 lane CIISfom “d GdCXl. “Gaels. m gators; Sister St. Angela Marie; served. came pastor of the Immaculate. l '

e inancial rtport was given‘ C {on Ch r h 'n Faribaun, , o . > . by the treasurer Mrs Russell J.i - as $325.. hi: away...” We v _ less than 1200 miles (driven only by executives and

I ' , parish grew and prospered. SOURIS _ 5" Marys pans.) l Seven years ago the p a r is h , } celebrated its 100th anniversary * Mid bazaar. and 3 hot bed SU’P- ‘ and at the same time his par- per is scheduled for Oct. as and l ‘ ishioneers celebrated the 151h ‘29 in the parish hell. i l l | l

erry. i it was agreed the home and. has neviv 'ts ann al 5 . 9 ' . . school will entertain the childP-i ‘ ad 1 u upper f“ the m“ s V's") ren of tho enmentary schooll With a Halloween party and the high school students will be 811-. tertained at a p-ai‘tv later that same evening.

Sister St. Mary Arnold. princl-z 31 o” the rcgmnal high school. ntr-“(liicet‘l t‘it leathers and te siihier‘t lllG‘,’ till; mm teaching. Sister St .ltilm Francis. princi- al of the Elenwn‘ari- schools. introduce-ti th.’ toac"ir~i‘s and the grades 'lwv arr ‘eaclittg. Both

anniversary of their priest's or- The suppers were originally' i dination which was then no held to pay for the new parish proaching. Very soon after this hall. The practice has been re- occasion the title of Monsignor vived this year because of its

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Chairmen appointor‘ \i'errfi: Mrs. Mary Hurrah. family life . committee: Mrs. Altide Boud-‘ i Mt. school lite: Cvril Arm

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portants ot’ the homeegndhschogl Rev. c, Rodger Talbot of Father Simpson stat tat e - , ._ ucation to-day must concern Presmn' Ont' and no“ a m“

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