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ver. Beryl MacKlnnon, Brooklyn - David Macxlnnon, Charlottetown ‘Wnyne MacKinnon. Morell ‘David MacLeod. Parkdale ‘lrene Lend Soutih Gran-

MOraI ’Values ',Doscribed Essential. BYSDU Speaker

ISLAND NEWS PAGE

Alberton and West Prince County

William MacMicken. Charlotte 2 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Thurs. my 16’ 1963

TIGNISH CANNERY ADDS EQUIPMENT

:A mechanical lobster meat

town, shown here explaining

are now at work on the d a y

R. R. 1 'Shirley Mathasou. Hunter Riv-

r ‘Wayne Matheson. Summerside Francis Pillman. Summerside

R. R. 2 Donald Smith, Charlottetown

Glenda MacKenzie, Flat River Jean MacPhail. Cornwall Richard Ozon. Summersi Roscoe Pendieton, Charlottetown Fulton Proud, New Wiltshire

Dorothy Weir. Charlottetown

Blair Wilkie. Alberton

Gordon Whitlock, Charlottetown

Ralph Woodslde. Kensington THIRD YEAR

Lois MacKiniey, North River Elaine Palmer, O'Leary Maxine Protitt, Ellerslie Elaine Tanton. Kensington Paul Whelan, Charlottetown

TORONTO (CP) — Tempera- tures issued by the weather of- fic '

of St. Dunstan's University was inadvertently orni ted iro Wednesday’s Guardian. due to mechanical difﬁculties.)

educational pro-

m cess and not merely an adiuuct to instruction in other courses". ua

Rev. John Sutherland Donnell.

own ‘ ’Keith Matheson, Charlottetown (The following story on the "Moral and spiritual values DD, LLD. former minister of Arnold Taylor. MillVieW address to the graduating class atrial: milled as an easeu- Fifth Avenue Presbyterian

Clutch in New York. said

Myrna Alien. Wellington R. R. 1 Linda Affieck, Mt. Stewart Peggy Ann Aitken. Georgetown

Genevieve Carmichael. Peake’a

15 diminishing during morning to light and increasing in after. noon 15; a !w clouds; visibility 10 miles; tem-

peratures in the 40

. ORMAL TRAINING Min. Man- that ofﬁce says a high pressure ‘ 0 Speaking on 'Education William Smith. Charlottetown Hm}: Certiﬁcates: Dawson 35 60 area should provide the three A erl'on F|rm mural value', the Island-b2: ‘Kenneth Webster. Central Be- Lloyd Cain, Tatamagouche. N‘s. gantcoiiver 553 provinces with a sunny day to- - , d the divorcing of 9"“ sham, Weliin ton C or“ - N- ‘ 3101‘ In lpll'ltual values i ‘Nancy White. Charlottetown $198133 Gil-Iowa, Murraigl Harbour Edmonton 42 67 Regional forecasts: education means that “we ’3: Barrie Willis. Charlottetown Jean Macphsei ML Stewart 3 gary 43 65 Nova Scotia: Sunny and warm- I sidetracklng a whole dimension Sharon Wright, Charlottetown Doreen Manett' Freetown gina 42 .74 er; light winds increasing ‘in ALBERmN _ mm b o! the life oi man. A curriculum Don York, Alma R. R l Karol” Stewart. Cavendish Winnipeg 41 76 afternoon to southwest 15. Low (mm boat hm: h m that is scraped clean of eve;- Third Year Pass Standing Jean Vessey. Parkdale TOWN“, ‘5 57 high at Halifax 40 and 62. a m an emphasis on moral and spirit :1 With Condition Lana Wood. Bloomfield allay“ Yarmomh 4‘2 and! 62' Kenmlle mum of . W M "11193 does not Provide an eUu. Judy Allen. Charlottetown Pass Standing Ql‘l’g‘bgga "" ‘4 68 2; “athigv gigsggwssym'end ing Launch for, the Wt cation adequate to the stern do. Barry Balderston. New Wilt- ‘Ann B;ldwin,Ell’et:kes R. R. 4 Fredericibé‘":::_‘_" 45 68 37' and 63 ' ' y’ of mines and mobile!!! surveys. mild: of (Er tiling. It is impor. S ire can ruce. mra . ' W W , 00, a . Gordon Full, Charlottetown Marion Bryanton. Hensington SMaégtctgghU 1\Jll"‘till‘ch;:;r Edwaﬁ‘d gland 811% 3356450 8 colleges achievecauictgndtrigbmﬁi‘: 5”“1“§°Sb°élflla$°ttélilhue l‘m"”c°‘i’°y'£”é'§‘lo°ad x 42 53 Wilmer “Simon :Ullnlliys “is. “a m“ will We ' “8'1 llﬁdfiifie§°h°laimp "m “‘1' mm m a I . Jdddnlbodgetlg' StmLoauis Charlonewwn 44 g W'mgﬁ at Chaﬁottelown- 35 speed hull and m be M the nation pea 0 an Class” m . . ' ' Sydney . — _ a mo- “ ' l“:§li:‘.i::“sl..s::;l:;s‘d° ---- l2 51 hindhoi‘hpliimls we. WM for mm in m mm W- l" Terry Jones: Charlottetown Goddbn Herman, Pownal S" “M's """"" " 41 53 and Fredericton. 35 and 65. Saint glue. the long-shunt: for use in gang; ﬁgﬁiﬁhgf 3:31:38 ad un- Helen Linkletter. Summerside' Sally MacDonald. Charlottetown HALIFAX (CPI " The “"9" 30h“: 35 and 55- ngﬂﬁgr NE at ligious elements": he saidan re. R. R. 1 Miller MacEwen Bristol Bay Of Fundy: North winds ' ' eiating a private interview

town at 4:17 am. and 3:28 p.m. At Rustico at 12:20 and 10:31

.m. and —. Summerside tide eighteen minutes later Hi an Charlottetown. Sun rises today

with Dr. Albert Einstein in the last years of his life. Dr. Ben. nell recalled the scientist’s an. swer to his question on the rela‘ tion of the moral order and the

shift. A night shift is added when needed. However lobster .catches in the first week of fishing have been the lowest in 13 years. cannery manager, Alban Gallant reports.

' s. the controls to Wilson S h e a . lrishtl manager of the co-or- High tide today at Charlotte-l erative. An automatic leg-roll- er was installed a year ago. The modern cannery recently was painted and 130 workers

' PWC PASS

WESTERN BRIEFS

IN HOSPITAL D. H. Gallant, Jilisccliche. is a patient :21 Pl‘lllCe‘COUllly Hos-

washcv: has been added to the (Contmued on page 10) equipment of tlic Tignlsh Fish- eries Cit-operative cannery at Jude's Point. The new piece of b y Charlotte-

Ciair Sudsbury. Spring Valley Pass Standing With Condition at 4:45 and sets at 7:03,

BRACE McKAY' LTD. GIGANTIC MAY

SIENISATIO'NAI. SAVINGS . . . OlN QUALITY

(Continued on page 7)

SALE

LIVINGRUOM FURNITURE SPECIALS

equipment. was installed Richard Rutllai‘t.

King‘s Co. Bruce Montgomery, Kensington *William Reilly. Gaspereaux (Continued from page 1‘ *Angus Rodgerson. Peake's Sta- be given by the principal. Dr. ‘ Frank MacKinnon.

Friday’s convocation will get underway at 10 am.

Following is a list of graduat- es and successful students: Iey

Fourth Year Honour Diplomas Blair West, Parkdalo Arts and Science:... .. Education: Enid Coles. North Milton William‘Alisenault. Albertina. Andrea Duvar, Charlottetown Charles Gillespie. New London Sterling Hubiey. Beaton’s Mills Kathryn Jeffrey. Bedeque John Hyndman, Charlottetown Sandi-a Miller, Montreal, Que. *DaVid LCCIBiI‘. Charlottemwn Kathleen Sutherland, St. Peter's

ion Eldon Rodgerson. Peake's Sta- ti

on David Rogers. Charlottetown *Donaid Waugh. Wilmot Val-

pitai where he is receivmg Ruth LeLacheur, Georgetown Bay Modem desi 2_ iece I . treatment. *John MacFarla-ne. Winsloe *Carol Thomson 2 Piece l Suite—I. 8“ P Chesterfield Heather MacNevin. Charlotte- Fourth Year Pass with Condition Tight cushions wide arms coil and no-sag

Arts and Se ence.

John Ball. Charlottetown

Paul H. Clark, Parkdale

Errol Sharpe. Kenslngton

Winston Smith. Summerside duration:

Carol Jenkins, Summerside

Gladys MacDonald. Roseneath

Perley MacNeill. O'Leary

RECENT VISITOR gWﬂld NI d Ch 1 H t A ... y. A... ., ona .aun. aro eown “.3511: £36“. lilowgﬁgi lLloy'd Molyneaux. North River

lottetown where she visihed her ‘Lew‘s Newman. New Haven

sister. Mrs. Helen MacKinnon. IBealagette Power‘ Trundle l .

‘ Chesterfield Suite '

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Sneclare§ulu7s400

Chesterfield and Chair

by Snyder, nylon cover in beige and brown, foam rubber reversible cushions— 2" tom on back

Diane Thompson. Parkdalo Helen Toombs. Win

VISITED IN .‘iONCTON sloe lEIaine Walker. Charlottetown

Mrs. :\l'llilil‘ Barnett has re- turned to Aiborton after spend-

_ _ . Alan Wright Bedeque John O‘Malle . Bloomfield ' . 0‘ “"9 Walnut "'0" mg a {9“ ,days “7‘” members lEducation: ' Leslie Pooieflloseneath Strucuon wood 0“ mm“ ’ of her .amlly ill Ziloncton. Donald ROSS. Parkdak Regular $299.95

Elizabeth Anderson. Charl o t t e- wn Adrienne Webb, O'Leary Regular 5224-00 Third Year Honour Certiﬁcates

Evelyn Bailem, Marshfield

Sneclal s224.95

HAD 1".S. TRIP I Mr. and Mus. J. H. Myrickl‘

to Lynwood Jay, Mi. Stewart Marie Larsen. Georgetown

have returned to their home in . 1 much Pwmcm‘COIOMEI—MO“ I'll- {kibcriml 1:ll'lcr an Cliielldetlll IGvgeﬁiyth MacLean’ North wm' ESESEtB§r%“XuQZKdHﬂ§::g I; I s I and Early American styled suites in estock i‘ld. cuties the n1 mommy Parker. North wﬂb if”: 013k, fulslttonst 11 Spec, .3 v.1“. Iain tof applieciate ‘ rum nos on Rice Parkdale Eli‘rllgnalvlir“: N‘lrthma I “mm” mm” mummd xérsncmg SE1 .‘il‘s‘. Add. IDavisT and Mrs. I Nora scales’ Charlotte‘th *Fbil‘ces Ann cuuen. Charlene. ‘\' ' ' ' ’ I same: your when“ our excel)“ ' George Smith. Boston. ape wiggﬂgcge%e§lm8lgdk$inlg Joyce Dewar‘ New Perth 0 D . visiting 11:3. and Mrs. Nbert . . *Katherine Dewar, Summerslde . l ' I Norman and Mrs. John Noonan, Arts and Scale):ng Barry Diamond, Charlottetown Father’s Day eclal and ,l‘ . 31‘". . ' I“ - ' ’5 a izglgang; Hydghmﬁglwbank ins: Eifieéoﬁlﬁil‘l‘éféiw‘ our Furniture SH“ gill em CHAN! monsoon ‘ - “ ' l, o n ynes, aro eown ' me ._ , P “P ' “3 “"995 vm OSIIAWA ‘Joyce Livingstone. High Bank gait: “ﬁfﬁgin'ngzlgfg;:?m 22:38] cfgrth; “whiting Simmons Beauty Rest construction REV??? :35] angi:_cmveﬂsﬂ:sg ‘8" bed-double “ring “numb Err..:t -'\Ii{‘iléllill, Miscouche, I“Juhn MaCKay’ Midge“ Jeanne Jenk1h5_ Buckley Wm. H y p u,“ u h - t 29" Tevemble “lawns-nylon hard bed—has longI war-ill???me “on' uphel'tered end paneis' nylon lcl’l rmimly by car for Oshawa, lIBruce MacLean. Mt. Stewart 5 W R 0' ' SP '18 :0” "c on— 9'81“ "‘ With tootrest—Vinelie upholstered wearing oover_ com, spice_fuu surface nylon cove"_ chm, has In covers, choice of chocolate 0nt.. on a busmc-ss trip. He willl Duncan Ma°L°°d» M°ntaglﬁ Eliabeth Johnston, Montague '9“ 13 x 19 - —ioum filled, 2 only, green or tan. 54.. bed reversible foam cushions—color bmn. rose beige, turquoise. also \i=lt iis molher-in-law. Br°° “L R R 4 ' spice or chocolate.

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. . Louise Jones, Charlottetown

‘ MlsF‘m‘c‘he {mm “W0 their new ‘Irwin Judson, Alexandra T050113 high whom may, Sandra Kennedy, Southport

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mum FUNERAL _ The fu_ CaéolRMtécMilian. Charlottetown neral for Fred Laird, Alberton, was held Monda morning St. Bridget’s Church, Lot 11, where Requiem High Mass was celebrated by Rlev. Reginald

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VISIT CH'TOWN . s s 3.... E, w. use... SPECIAL srscllll. and ldllllly accompanied by I I Mrs. Alired Gaudet. Misoouche. were recent visitors to Chair- lottemivn.

Susan Martin, Charlottetown Betty Carol Matheson. Southport Gerald Meek. French River Donald Moore. Murray River David Mutch. Pownal

ATTENDED GRADUATION

Mr. and lirs. Tilman S, Des Roche. and Claudette, of Mis- couche. were recent visitors to

Charlottetown where they at- Phelaan'amr‘ - e and William Slanisnv Charlouemwn tended the graduation exercises Bev' ewe mm W“ seabed James Stavertv CharIOttemwn “ of their son Almond ‘3 the Wtum- P 311mm“ Joyce Sudsbury. Kensington - - . -- - were Ray Saunders. Gordon Cecil Taylor, Win51” walnut finish—large Single dresser and - BEGIN WORK Jeffrey. Alﬁred Follev. Justin *John Valiiancmm, Summerslde mirror—4 drawer chest, bookcase bed, solid . - Mmisan and MacRae who MCAIdu-ff- James Sim and Brian Wonnacott, Charlottetown wood construction, neceived the contract for sewer- Chesm mm' Flower W Third Ye" Pa“ Gamma“. installation t Miscouche were Gory Salmders and Doug- Roderick Aitken. Sourls R. \R. i R 5‘39 95 3:578 begun work“1 on the new 1” mm' mm was in ‘Myma Beek' Montague OW . system which will serve the the Chum WHY- Allison Bowness. Albertoii Sara M h B i entire incorporated area of Mis- HANDRAHAN FUNERAL "m" Emme' Parkdale I a ogany Bunk s A . . "' ‘Raiph Carruthers. Kenslngton Cl m deg _d M SPECIAL n SPECIAL” couche. and Will serve approxt- The funeral for Joseph 'lihomas Elizabeth Caselev‘ n 00!! go on e 36 width. standard length.

2 posture boards with 2

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h. Regular $91.50

mater 135 homes and eight busi-

ll ness establishments. Pam D‘ Clark' wing“

Michael Dagg. Summerside

Dale Dewar, New Perth

‘Lynda Fanning. Grand Traca die

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Handrahan, DeBiois, was held Saturday morning 6mm Rooney Funeral Home to Church of the immaculate Con- ception, Palmer Road, udiel'le Requiem High Mass was con- ducted by Rev. Patrick Walsh. Rev. Nazaire Gallant occupied a seat in the . Pall- bearers were Ieonard Handra- hn, Ray Handrahan. Allie Hand- rahan. Jack Ryan, Antony

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WIIIST PARTY

The Mlscouclie firemen held their weekly whilst gamle Tues- day with 18 tables in play. Prizes were won by Mrs. Emily Arsenault. and Isadore Perry. with consolation prizes to Ted Perry. and Joe Bernard. Door prize was won by Mrs. ‘Emily Arsenault. Lunches and Dauoett

*Gordon Ferguson, Charlotte town

'William Flack. Charlottetown ‘Judy Garnhum, Charlottetown Gilbert Gaudet. Charlottean

Arlene Hayes. Elierslie

'Bernd Heikamp. Little York Loyde Jenkins. Millvlew

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