VITAL STATISTICS

—! INMEMORIAM |

BROWN — In loving memory of Mrs Liliam Brown, who passed away)

BIRTHS

STEWART — Mr and Mrs Lioy4 Stew art. Milburn (nee Heather MacIwonald) to announce the birth of

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jlian W Cobb, who passed away AUS wecPHERSON — Ip loving memory of

are happy their daughter Kathie Elizabeth on | Wednesday. July 14, 1965, at the Prince |

Zaward Island Hospital Weight lbs

™ ou SILLis my and Mrs New Cillis nee Jane Keenan) announce the ar

Angela Marie, on

eval of a daughter _ St. Michael's Hospital, Toronto, tuly 15 Weight 7 Ibs, 6 ozs

ENGAGEMENTS

WAUGR — SCHURMAN — Mr and

Mrs Norman Waugh... North Bedeque, |

are ‘pleased to announce the engage- ent of their daughter Alice E'asine to Koes David, son of Mr. and oward Schurman, Central Bedeqque

Mrs. |

August 2, 1959 We treasure still with love sincere Beautiful memories of one so dear. Always ipmommbared by her family.

IN MEMORIAM

COBB — In loving memory of Frank

2nd, 1964 a dear wife and mother, Mra, Clifford Dear Dad you are not forgotten |MacPherson, who passed away Aug- Though on earth you are no more ust Ind, 1964

Still in memory you are with us

As vou always were before Lovingly remembered by son, Aalph, daughter-in-law Edythe and grand- children, Dianne, Donald and Wayne

Many a lonely heartache. | Often a silent tear

But always a beautiful memory

Of the one we loved so dear Lovingly remembered by husband,

MacPHERSON — In ,Joving memory a a ateine. fee oti |m dear daughter, cnn sister (Gloria)

Mrs. Clifford MacPherson, Bellevue. | mecPHERSON — In loving memory af » who passed away August 2, 1964 i dear niece, Mrs @Clifford Mac-

Hedy are our hearts to-day. Memory brings you back once more. To the time when you were with us To the happy days of yore.

Some day we hope to meet you, Some day, we know not when.

Pherson, Bellevue, who departed this |

life August 2, 1964. | Take up thy eross and follow Him, | * Nor think, till death, to lay it down; For only he who bears the cross, | May hope to wear the glorius crown.

Tho Guardian, Chistotesows, Moa» Kes *. 1908 11, 7 Sisters Serve 289 Years | With Roman Catholic Order |

ST. ALBANS, Vt. (AP) — the order a tota! of 298 | seven Thibault sisters, ng with Sister Mary Hubert ‘Alice dressed alike, returned to their Thibault, the e' dest), having

completed 50 year

They are the only living chil- dren of the late Amede and Rose Thibault and were born and raised in S' Albans. Their father died in 196) at the age

birthplace here last week for a reunion,

Their similar attire was the habit of the Sisters of the Holy Cross,-a Roman Catholic order which each of the sisters joined

many years ago. ef 9% and their mother died in The seven nuns have served 1944. : The sisters “ere reluctant to

e disclose their ages but in

Ita ians Get seniority their service. years,

are, after Sister Mary Hubert: |

re a -

he marriage to take place on Satur- We shall meet in a better land

caay August 28,. at Central Bedeque And never part again A)nited Baptist Church, Central Bede Lovingly remembered by Mom. Dad. que, PE! brothers and sisters

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TENDERS

Tenders will be received up to August 7th for supplying (6) cords (hardwood) cut and split in ' suitable sizes packed inside. Also tender for janitor. Apply RUPERT SIMPSON, Secretary Hope River Schoo}

. $3.00 each » Montague. At least 1080 donors needed

|month tn St

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In that bright eternal city, Where no tears e'er dim the eve, In the home of many mansions, We will meet her bye and bye

New Budget

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Exe Semembered ty Jimmie on | ROME. (Reuters)—The Italian ek government Saturday ee

its 1966 budget with a Announcements creased deficit and warned that | the country's five - year plan CRAPAUD -- St. John's Church Tea} could be in danger if govert- Wednesday August 4th, on churen | ment spending rises even more. Srounde.._Delieia..._heme—anched mene —-‘The-abgat;- tor Us CEE |

year from January to Decen-

ber, forecast a deficit of about SET ASIDE time to atiend Red Cross rr gg _ et blood donor clinics next week a Hun- pw current year's et ter River, North Rustico. Kinkora. | Of about $1,093,000,000.

Eldon, Morell. Souris. Cardigan and

Swing and other attractions. Plan row to attend. Everyone welcome

~~ be one!

KINGS COUNTY |

NEW ZEALAND Picnic Wednesday August 4. Turkey dinner served from 5 to 9. Bingo and other games.

cause of increased payments for social services, salaries, | awards to civil servants and maturing of treaury bonds.

Budget Minister Giovanni said the exceeded

Pieraccini, a socialist, budget expenditure

BARN DANCE at Cliff Peters, Holic the forecasts inthe five - year |

Bay, every Monday night. Dancing ‘0 12:30. Canteen, Me |plan due to come into force CHILD HEALTH Conf Wed. | ext 7 onterence e Inesday, August 4, 195 — 1:30-3:30; Lf this. tendency continues,

we will end by compromising |the vast program of: social de- velopment and of investments | which we intend to complete in the next five years,” be | warned. Both houses of parliament must debate and approve budget by the end of the ye

P.m. and the first Wednesday of every Peter’s Fire Hall

OLD FASHIONED Tea Party, Card: gan Parish grounds, Wednesday, Aug- ust 4th. Entertainment and games ‘or

all. Meals served 4 to 9 p.m. Dancing 9.30 to 12.30, 1

SET ASIDE time to attend Red Cross Blood Donor Clinics next’ week at Hun- | ter River, North — Rustico, Kinkcra. | Eldon, Morell, Souris, Cardigan and | Montague. At least 1080 donors neoene ~— be one!

PRINCE COUNTY

SEVEN MILE BAY Pdrish chicken supper and games Wednesday, August | 4, Meals 4.30. Adults $1.25, children Soe

Indonesia Has. | Russian-Built Missile-Craft

SINGAPORE (AP) — Indone- sha has 12 Soviet-built guivboats armed with guided missiles of | 15-mile range capable of carry- ing nuclear warheads, military |

BINGO Borden Legion Hall, every Monday night 8:30 p.m. Admission 50

cents. Large jackpot.

RESERVE WEDNESDAY August 4th Mal jn ae A la Phrah authorities in this Ma aysian Hi Aneney s Parish Picnic, is | id |

: ot 16 beyond the woud of BINGO. BORDEN Legion Hall. every Monday night 8.30 p.m. Admission $0 cents. Large jackpot.

NOTICE:

with atomic warheads,"’ one ;source said. Even with conven- tional—warheads, - the could destroy - Singapore, informants asserted.

the

~The closing dates” for gen- | - President Sukarno ot Thdones

eral contractors and trade sia recently threatened to turn

into of

missiles-—

46 years for Sister Mary Op- portune; 45 years. for Sister Rita of Cassia; 44 vears e:ch for, Sister May Camille of Jesus and! Sister Mary Teresa of Alda, and! \30 years each for Sister Rose | Alma and Sister Mary Dolorita.

LONG SEPARATION It was the first reunion for the seven sisters in many years. and they wistfully said.it wasn't | likely they wofd gather again aa the near future ey ir work-as—teachers has | taken yo. to many widely sep- ‘arated places, mostly in New

Cabinet ministers “said g0¥- | Ep, land, in the jon i ‘ernment expenditures rose be-_ eotioe t a. a. pete years of ;

After her half-century of ace tive duty, Sister Mary Hubert will soon retire to a manor house of the_Sisiers of the Holy Cross for a wel! - earned rest from her long ahbors. Already on~cduty at’ a house in Manchester, Sister Teresa of Alba The sisters brushed aside personal questions about their lives, saying only that_ all wished to serve God and felt the sisterhood was the best wa

Appeal Board

N.H., is’

‘Has Warning In Tax Case

OTTAWA (CP)--The tax ap-

peal board cautioned today that se onaiie the ownership of an in- surance policy on a husband's life to his wife in order to” es cape estate taxes is ‘‘a scheme fraught with difficulty.”

The warning was sounded tn

a board judgment dismissing an sional by the estate of Walter

manor }

Truck loadof troopers of the First Brigade of the 101st Airborne Division pulls away

from Nayy Ship Gen. LeRoy

Etline, left, at pier in Cam

following arrival

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MORE U. S. FORCES ARRIVE IN VIET NAM

Ranh Bay in South Viet Nam

{AP Wirepholo via radio from

(Saigon)

life insurance payment to the es- jtate’s taxable income.

A month prior to his death in August, 1960, Mr. Carmichael assigned ownership of the policy to his wife. He had given her $1,200 to buy it. The board was -asked-to-rule-that the $1,200 gift was taxable but not the $20.000

policy benefit paid after Mr. gre death... judgment written by

Cre member J. O. Weldon said there was no tangible evi- dence that the $1,200 ever ac- tually changed hands. Thus the gift_really amounted to the in- surance policy, and-because it came within three years of the death was fully taxable. Although it was mained that

| easton to believe the Russians Kenneth Carmichael of Alberta Mr. Carmichael gave his wife a ‘would’ supply the Indonesians |£@ins! the addition of a $20,000 $1,200 cheque and had it imme-

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diately endorsed back to him, and business in general’ proba- fabricators who supply the in

there was no record of the

cheque going through the bank.

Steel Industry

Barometer Hints May Show Error CLEVELAND (AP: Agree-

ment on a new steel labor con- tract

‘the construction

industry, other’ big steel consumer, having its biggest year evre.

“Much. of. the steel necesary for consumption would come out of the record high inven-

an- ts

without a strike woula tories that metal-working com-

cause the steel production rate, | panies have built up as a strike

‘now at a high level, to lose its hedge.”’ |value temporarily.as a‘ business magazine}

barometer, Steel says.

(t explains that a strikeless settlement would touch off a de- cline’ in the _ steel

rate but that steel consumption

rriers \td-- ne

SOFTEN

pected drop would be from fabricators with business production that does _ not stockpiling,

Steel says.

DEMAND DROP

;The magazine says the ex- in steel demand softened by orders to

lend. itself

“notably

bly would remain high struction industry.”

The metal - working weekly .‘‘They cannot risk buying points out that the automobile sizes that they might not he industry, a top consumer of able to use,” it adds. : steel, will be producing 1966 The magazine says this ,models at a high rate and. that week's steel production is ex-

pected to be about the same as

that las totalled ne

tons.

Production

tons. an annual rate

t week when the output an esimaetd 2,590,000 This__is_.equivalen to of 134,700,000

during the first

seven months this year totalled

82,200,000

increase correspo

tens. a 15 per cent compared with the nding period of 1964,

Steel reports

FEELERS REACH FAR

The metra,

tentacles of Dactylo- the sea-going jellyfish,

structural’ grow up to 120 feet long.

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contractors tendering onthe

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renovation to the Prince County Hospital, Summerside, Prince Edward Island, has been ex- tended to 42 o’clock noon At- lantic Daylight Time on Aug. 19th,_1965, for general con- tractors and to 3 p.m. Atlantic Daylight Time Aug. 19th, 1965, for general contractors and to 3 p.m. Atlantic Daylight Time | Aug.. I6,th, 1965 for the trade contcactors listed in the speci- ficatiors.

General Contractors are to deliver their tenders to either J°-M- Logan, Administra-~ tor of Prince County Hospital, Prince Edward.

Bldg. 232 St. George St. Monc- ton, N. B.

Each general contract tend- er to be accompanied by a bail bond in the amount of (fifty per cent) or a certified cheque in the amount of (fifteen per

| cent).of the general contract | price.

Trade contractors as listed in the. specifications shall de- liver a copy of their tenders to the undersigned citing the amount bid to each general contractor.

* The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.

General contractors can ob- tain complete sets of plans and -specifications -at— the of- fices of the undersigned for a deposit of fifty dollars.

Trade contractors may ob- tain_at the cost_of reproduction. the drawings and_ specifica- tions pertaining to their trade by writing to~ the undersigned “giving full particulars.

Complete set of plans and

| specifications are on. display

| ed, The Prince Edward

at the offices of the undersign- Is- land Builders Exchange, Sum- merside: Halifax - Dartmouth ConstructionAssoc:;— St:John Builders Exchange: Moncton Construction Assoc. and Fred- ericton Builders Exchange..

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obtained by phoning or writing to the undersigned.

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Students’ Loans and Bursaries

All applications must be re- . ceived by the secretary general ‘before August 31, 1965.

This applies to new candi- dates and to students who were receiving aid last year. -

Application, forms may “be obtained from the secretary gen- ~“éral at 44 Summer Street, Char- lottetown..

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Belanger, Roy, Belenchette, Architects. | Assumption Building 232 St. Géorge St. | Moncton, N. B.

Electric Power Output Growing |

OTTAWA (CP) — Canada’s electrical generating capacity | was 26,025,000 _ kilowatts last | year ‘and is expected to grow. over 44 per cent in the Next fourvears, the bureau of stat- istics has reported

It ‘said 547,000 kilowatt or 2.15 per cent was added to generat- ing capability last. year, less than had been forecast in the bureau's annual survey of elec- |

tric utilities. This ~ indicated |some plans for 1964 were post-. poned

| The bureau “ead expansion plans to -1969--run—at-theicom- ipound growth rate of 7.62 per of in-

Boles *nesians: ~-have-either=the-- know= 4 --chette,-Architeets,- Assumption- | how.-or-the resources..to produce _|

“years was spent

-whom she resided. Three daugh-

Ontario:

ters predeceased her.

flames’ if Britain stepped up what-he--c al ted aggression against Indonesia.

A Royal Navy spokesman said the Far East fleet always has at le one guided-missile destroyer’ on alert in Singapore § and most frigates are equipped with surface-to-air guided mis-

siles. Sg scoffed at

Authorities ‘a fe- cent claim by ~a high-ranking ~ Indonesian army officer, Brig.- Gen. R- Hartono, that Indonesia | will -explode its first nuclear bomb some time after the . Afri-. Can-Astan conference “next No= vember.

‘We do not believe the Indo-

a nuclear weapon:’’ one said.

OBITUARY

MRS’. ROBERT MacDONALD

Inserted by’ the Family.

On June 26; 1965 the relatives and friends were saddened to hear of the death at her home in Little Pond of the oldest res- ident, in the person of Mrs. Ro- bert MacDonald. Fondly spoken of as Mrs. Bob. She was born 97 years ago daughter of Wil- liam and Bridget Blackett and lived her entire life in the Little Pond community. She was a faithful member of Annandale United Church and while strength -permitted’never tired § in her chosen work.

Although confined to her home. for..more than six years the greater part of the past two~ in bed, she maintained a keen interest in her family—and—neighbors.

She leaves to mourn her pass- ing, five sons, Pius, Maylo and Alex of Boston, Mass.; John, Little Pond; and. Stillman with

1GROUP OF

GROUP OF

ters Margaret, (Mrs. Edmund DeRoy); Mrs. Mary MacKenzie, Blanche, (Mrs. -Peter Eastbury), England. Three sis- ters, Mrs. Annie Gardner, of Georgetown; Mrs. Wesley Moor.

GROUP OF

and--Mrs. Dan -Stewart,--Monta- gue. One brother, John Black. | ett,” Little Pond.

Her husband and three daugh-

The funeral was largely atten- \ded at Annandale United Church |Monday, June 28, conducted by /Rev. M. R. Pocklington assist- ed by Lic. Heber H. Hardy, who brought words of comfort to the |sorrowing family. Hymns sung were Jesus Lover of My Soul, Abide With Me and a favorite \of the deceased, If Ever I Lav- led Thee by Roy Howlett and | Herb MacLeod.

Pallbearers were Nei] Mac- Cormack, Arthur MacDonald, Joseph MacKenzie, William | Banks, George Paton and Hom- ar Turner. Flower bearers were Stephen, Robert and Kevin -Mac- | Donald, grandsons of the de- ceased.

Burial was in the family plot in the church cemetery. 4

CARD OF THANKS

The family of Mrs. Robert.- MacDonald wish to extend their, sincere thanks to all who sent cards and. letters of sympathy~ A special thanks to neighbors

cent. The actual rate and friends for their acts of | crease in the 10 years to 1964 kindness heir. bereave- waz 6.92, per cent. . ment. ‘

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