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x After 4 No bus transportation at tw6 extra buses. With weight ing Tignish on a busy sched- ~ Commenting on Canadian art-| ally referred to as spending ir- UN PLAYED | Mrs. F. W. Lecky | seicioreoas een, horieg 1,000 was

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Tignish Friday evening due-restrictions in effect small yle on Sunday were three ists and native talent Mr, | Seguiarities

in to drifting snow caused ah vehicles are being used. With a One of the last such i 4 a low of about overflow of passengers’ on schools and colleges opening buses with drivers Cecil ete ‘Canada oan he wan seapeasible ter covarred (Continued trom page 1) Dies At S‘side reduction Sunday forcing the Igidnd Mo- early in the week buses are Murl, Elmer Buchanan and of perfor Bay a out |” 1958 and concerned the con. lose the rich colony they had RSIDE — A long tor Transport to send out expected to be crowded Leav- Gordon Lavers that there are three schools in|Struction of a new government held for more chan 300 years,| time resident of Summerside, | comeback 7 Canada developing Canadian |printing bureau in neighboring |™moved to cfush his nationalist |. Frances W. Lecky, died in| acres are

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|talent, The Royal Conserva Hull, Que., in @ virwal swamp, nent Only an appeal by Prince County Hospital Satur-| year

{ s 8 of M and the National Bal-|at @ cost of $17,000,000, twice world organization stopped | ret “School, tn ‘Teremto, and the {the original ‘estimate them ay alee ay ac nas in ter| VARIETY SUSCEPTIBLE | National Theatre School is| Mr Sellar’s opimion was 2 | The UN came through again... 7 ¢.2 abecaine iil New| Unfortunately, the new var- fae good auditor-genera}’s report is the following year when the|\ .0:. pye entered Prince|iety. Herta, that has

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to tion in North America, there|to deter those who handle |cabinet into jail and were get- |is nothing like it in the’ United | money and keep accounts from |ting ready to throw away the | Day and died early on the mer | would tere ao bey ae tie | States making mistakes and acting im-| key. Only a UN appeal set them | ing of Jap -< orth Bei | variety Charidttetown 90 did in | “Canadian trained artists | properly in the future.” free. A native of N eee, are the envy of North Amer-/rRAINED ON WEEKLY dane Date tine tly beceed | ee Wien tod Mrs. Fin-| returned in large numbers says . a . 27, 1949, anted | andl report By ALAN C. HOLMAN |town he was the director of pub <2." he said. “through the) He consideted publicity the | Indongsia unconditional indepen. |layson and had sesided in Sum- ~, John Paterson, the new direc f |licity for the National Ballet fourished abroad, now we a wanes in his job and after dence, They managed to hang | merside since her marriage to tor of publicity for the Confed- Company of Canada, working have the Canadian artist with | is retirement cold a reporter! on to West. New Guinea until |J. Wilfred Lecky 40 years ago. eration Memorial Complex, ar-| rived. in. Charlottetown shortly DEATH NOTICES — Received too late for Classified | death notice colunm

day x out of Toronto label.” jhe had deliberately written his i962 when. Sukarno started Surviving along with her hus-

‘ |journalism at the University of; One area where he conceded | i. son of 9 Scot, he was con ; . ‘ gist

&.| Toronto Mr. Paterson worked| that Canadian theatre was weak | ined as a printer red-. GAVE HIM |N.Y., and two daughters, Fran-

for a construction newspaper,|¥@5 in the lack of properly itor on his father’s Hee tingdon, | CONTROL tces, -Mts.-M-D:- Gates, Lincoln-;

{the Daily Commercial News oe ot of the house| o.. Gleaner, a weekly. (shire, England, and Mrs. Cath-

During World War 11 he was eee ee eee sancl | From 196 to 1955, Mr. Sellar erine Herts, Summerside. Aiep

a member of the RCAF for three” This was the first chairman of the surviving are sine grandchil-

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United Nations audit board. For} . sil Siti Siting a“ pointed out, with the Cahada | Up to the of her a ALLANT _—_At_ Chartetiotown. | he was ‘stationed in Ice-| Council subsidizing managerial |'W°, years. be was a NATO on Sai —_ Gellant in her 80th year, wifé of tne I -— ' i "he teerae |Paean 5 ; otr, late Augustus Gallant of Monticello, When the war was over he/ established companies to learn) 100i” civil Aviath Organiza-| His , oe West | Mary's Guild and Ladies’ Aid

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eral arrangements will be announced went to Rouyn, Que. where hhe/ the trade. tion, a UN agency with head-| New Guinea < the lteter. }

was the program director for! aad the local radio station. He was! quarters in Montreal. call it West Irian—was

also on the staff of a weekly! Mr Sellar studied law but/as_a part of an a m < : newspaper, the Rouyn-Noranda) ‘mever_sccommaney— | vant my ‘ 25 ca News and he also served as the| Mrs. Boyd Bernard, Tignigh,| started on the

| Su- one, Rectal at cerrespondant for Time Maga-| during the holiday season. Prize| matra. He managed to deal to St Mery's. Church g ge sine and the CBC for the highest score of the ev-| With the Sumatrans without ITN

2.30 p.m. Interment in People’s ceme FIRST INVOLVED ening and a freeze-out prize was | intervention. tery, Summerside JOHN PATERSON | Im 1949 he joined the stalf of won by Mrs. Wilf Boyce. Conso-, The

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LECKY — At Princé” Cétinty Hospitat, | Saturday, Jan. 2. 1965. Mrs. Frances | W. Lecky, wife of J. Wilfred Lecky, #1 wille Street. Summerside, in her yeer

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ROGERS — In the Charlottetown Hos- : ' The Canadian Press as photo pital, Jan 3, 1968, Robert Rogers, 35 before New Year's to assume Jai)’ sn4 as a feature writer

Elm Avenue and formerty of Hope, his new duties. | : out prize got to William | Seneans Pend Meme. were, a4 Mr. Paterson, born in the een Seeeacae nal Handrahan. Proceeds were, ae funeral will take place Tuesday ats United States was raised and Franca of the National Ballet MAME GOTTED | turned over to the Tt gnish| ., ing at 8:45 to St. Ann‘’s Church, Hope educa in Toronto. M = 7 Sports Recreation association. j River, tor Regtiem Wish Moss at 1° Prior to coming to Charlotte- [Or ® feature story that Mr ha in the obituary notice for Ke- ‘ | The. otek im the church eeme- te the Neat Rellet Com-| Yin and Karen Durant, a dona- . Po with 1 r 4 — aged ove month, 16 days Resting at | Dany _— tion from Maritime Electric] REID FUNERAL — The | pat — At the Prince County/the Murray River Funeral Home from | . Power Plast Employees was) funeral of Chester Reid A. Serpeal. Sen 3, 1965, J. Aegustus (Gus-| where a private funeral wilt be “ela; In 1955 he accepted the part! omitted. : held Wednesday afternoon ste} Cameron of Kensington in his 54th| Tuesday at 2 o'clock. Interment | time job as. publicity director | Cape Wolfe Ui Funeral Home cull “Toesday on ee Commer with the ballet company and in| FOOD SALE HELD where service was. conducted |S°urces the Kensington ‘United Cherch where |SENCABAUGE — At the Kings County | 1957 he left The Canadian Press| The Tignish Sports Recreation|py Brown: Jardine. Hymns | cout! funeral service will be held at 2 pm. | Memorial Hospital, Saturday. Jan. 2.| to work full time as the director | Association members held &/were The Lord's My Shepherd | point 3 and Rock of Ages. The ing

Interment in People : - | 1965, Mrs. Annie Elizabeth Sencabaugn, | ov ‘ sington cemetery, Kew widow ar the late ‘Merk Séncapaugh. | of publicity for them. a sale in the a [Murray Harbor. formerty of Guernsey Mr. Paterson expressed an) o — Many a avin : ~— Going

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MacLELLAN — At the Prince y | Cove. the i P Hoopital, Jan 2. 1985. geaaets Martay River Pancrel Bowe eal ane hela part ane tee ar | food were received. Kenneth MacKendrick, Donald | 192, and MacLellan of Indian River, in his sith today. then to the United Church, Mut-| 434° thi from infancy until | Doyle, Carl O’Brien,. Eldridge | lade year. Remains resting at the Davison ray Harbor, for funeral service cum- ng NO INJURIES Cousins and Lorne. Shaw. | Worked Funeral Home .where furera! wil! be mencing at 2 o'clock Interment mn | it reaches maturity | At approximately 3.20 a.m. on| Fy t Donald consolida’ Se cons an nly Faust ten” Waster cunetery “I left the National Ballet) new Year's morning a car dri- Soin Couninn Robert | karno said quiem High Mass. Iiterment in Indien SILLIKER — At Moncton, N.B., Jan. | because I felt it was really eS|yen by William Richards of " Fenton Shaw, Wen-| to work River cemetery. 2, 1965, William B. Silliker. formerty of |tablished,” he said, “I came| co nerside was struck from| dell Interment in| ered the occa areca enema ~}-Eeyon,-in-his 20th. znar.Resting.at the | here because I want to get back | . i : : DAWSON — At the PEI Hospital, Chisholm Funeral Home. where @ ott-|to developing.” behind —causing--$150-—deange,y-the- tonne aie re Geturdsy, Jan. 2 1965, Winnifred M. | vate service will be held Tuesday, Jan. | The driver of the second car in- Dal, wile of Eimer H. Dawson, Auc-/5. at 1 p.m Interment in the Peome’s| OR ATLANTIC AREA ~ | volved in the Water Street acci-| RIX FUNERAL — The fu wean Sess wampaees @atey oven | — Mr. Paterson looks on all the dent is unknown. There were no| eral, of irs. Foe aes img from the Chisholm Funeral Home |DesROCHE —° At Toronto. Dee. 31.| Atlantic Provinces as the mar- | serious injuries. afternoon from Jelley’s Fune-| ists to the home of her grandson, Mr and | 1964, Helen Louanne DesRoche, azed|/ket area for the Confederation Mrs. Gordon Dawson. Funeral ser. |one month. mfant daughter of Mr. and|Thestre he hopes that people| SENTENCE SUSPENDED ral Home to the Springfield vice will be held from Tryon Unsted | Mrs Fred DesRoche, formerty @f Cape | 1. nova Scotia and New Bruns- A Prince County court news | West Baptist Church where ser- Ginsch, Tocstey. Jun. & at 2 pan. te | Traverse snd Besiee. Resting at ae item which appeared in this|Vice was conducted by Rev.| was ré . fm the People’s cemetery Chisholm Funeral Home, where the| Wick will become regular pat- Maxwell Nesbitt. Hymns were| Negotiations |funeral service will be held Mondey,|rons of the theatre here. paper Saturday erroneously ; , 1947 the MacQUARRIE — At Abney, Saturday, |Jan 4, at 230 p.m. Interment im the He also was quite strong in | Stated that a member of RCAF |The Lord's My Shepherd and , when Gun. fr $08, Sohn Sener Sarlend, eam | Untied Church. cemetery, Cape Tra- Station Summerside, Gerald |The Old Rugged Cross... Mrs.j patience and } rice MacQuarrte, | verse. his conviction that the theatre Graham Damskov, had been | Dan MacPherson and action.” The sentenced to “ix months im | MacDougall "rendered In "The| gave, Indone sion of material. | bearers were Ray Shaw, Wil-'1948 led ‘Instead it have stated |liam MacDonald, Andrew Fris-;deace that he was given a six-month | Zle, ed eee Se suspended sentence by Magis-| Easter and Edward Mac habitants, trate W. Chester S. MacDonald, | liams. Flower bearers were /| largest Junior Rix, Alton Rix, Myron|Mosléms are TIGNISH CARD PARTY Rix, Hartby MacPherson. In- a ligious group). Seven tables of 45 were in| terment cipal island play at the home of Mr. and! cemetery.

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