ELAND NEWS PAGE

g The Guardian, Charlottetown, Tuos.'June l6,

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l era Club in Calgary. Alberta.

‘ ture of church architectiu‘e sub~

' mitted ember, was tby Harold J. Farrow. now a ' .Calgary resident but who was thorn in Tryon. Prince County,

ALBERTON - Mr. and Mrs. campaign. special church bullet- Gel‘ald Rooney have donated toiins had been made available to Mberton Branch of the Canmi-§churchas in the area and. through loft Assoctation for Retarded courtesy of the Princess Patl Children one specialiyiTheatt-e a special film product-‘ equipped chairs designed by Miss ion had been shown.

Jacqueline Cummisky for c-hild- Money raising activities had tgn who are not able to sit with-included an amateur cavalcade, 0“! adeclinate support. The chair a Christmas concert and play, Is. already in use outside the sale of Christmas cards. Valen. IOWll- tine dance and a series of parties

Announcement of the gift was which Mrs. Frank McAlduff had! made at the June meeting by sponsored at her home. A black-! President R. D. McKinnon who board for the classroom was expressed to Mr. and Mrs. Ro- made and donated by Herbartj oney the sincere appreciation of‘Leavitt. .' the branch. “This in one more The PFESldenl read a Cﬂ'mpl‘e-

expression of the enthusiasticihensive report which he had

support being received by the as-‘gtven at the annual meeting of‘ I .

sociation in this area.“ it wasilhe provincial association. Al- a: . ' berton branch was represented Kent St - _

t . ‘ Mrs. A. C. Green. campaignat this meeting. at a directors chairman. reported that response meeting and at a meeting of the

to the Flowers of Hope campaign home care committees. all held Ph - . . .. one

has been most generous. She alsoln Charlottetown A ost 5211- 4 7635 .

expressed appreciation of the icfactory" financial report was ' i

many men and women who have given by the treasurer. Mrs.

assisted in the pick-up through— Larter. A vote of thanks was ex-

out the regional high srlicol area. tended to the president for his In a report of the year‘s act- line leadership.

ly won a gold cup offered by

~. pedal Chair Donated the

Tryon Native Wins Alta. Photo contest

A former Island man recent-

The award, for the best pic- by n

:11 won

Tourist

Judged best photograph in the

that his picture from his orig- inal Island home won above the rest. He works now as a toot inspector for the Rock Bit Drill- ing Company of Calgary.

The Camera Club's project don-1964“ a stained glass win- dow.

Parliament At A Glance

By THE CANADIAN PRESS

MONDAY. June 15. 1964 Prime Minister Pearson

urged support for the govern- ‘

m can of the late Capt. James Farrow.

l-Iis picture. an interior shot of St. John's Anglican Church in Crapaud. was taken during I visit to the Island. It was

competition, which featured pic tum of church interiors and exterior: all over Canada and the U.S., by a Mr. McKillop from the United States. who congratulated St. John's congre< gation for the reverence and respect with which they main- tain the church.

Forty pictures were entered in the competition. Mr. Farrow commented that he was proud

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Mondav urcing a national plcb- IShEElS 0f Paper bearing the isctte on the fin: question. t Slgnatures were pasted together , The. petition, sponsored by the H“ make 8 NH more titan 350

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Red us or the idea of holding a plebiscite or calling TORONTO (CP) - Oburved a federal - provinclll confer- temperatures: ence. '

Opposition Leader chfon- Min. Max.

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Speaker Ian Macnaughion Victoria 49 ruled that separate Commons Edmonton . ,, ,_ 53 31 vote: will be taken on the Calgary _. _ I 51 35 maple leaf flag and the use of Regina I , . . 4s 33 the Union Jack. Winnipeg _ . I ‘ 44 53 TugsnAy, June 15 Toronto .. 60 09

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At Rustico at 1.03 am. and * 11 a.m. Summersidc tides 13 minutes later than Charlotte. town. Sun rises today at 543 am, and sets at 3.44 p.m. an times ADT.

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in his late 205 and who declined .Instead. the delegation car- to reveal his pomyai party rted the petition to the steps and sympathies, said the signatures i presented it to Ralph B. Conan came from people in every ; lL — York-Humbert, Robert C province and major city in can i Coates lPC Cumberlandt. Eda. iH. w. Herridge lNDP—Koote- nay Westi. and Bert Ieboe lSC -——Cariboo). After it was rolled out on the isteps the petition was gathered Continued from page 1 up and turned Over to James as they affect, the school child, Coutts. the prime minister‘s ap- ‘ on the other. He cailed them pointments secretary. the “two extremes" of Cana- The delegation did not meet dian Christianity. [Mn Pearson. Catholic Child I had a jCHANGE TACTICS "heavenly family" of (IIVIl’le per— . Mr, Sugden said the comm-lb .

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