Face: EIGHT

1' HE GUARDIAN.

CHARLOTTETOVVN

APRIII 23. 1952

Bruce

Mr. Ellsworth

ployment.

- . 1 .1 It . The meeting opened with one 1119 P1451 W0 38815. 41110111. Mass. - .sMr. Gordon Ki-rr. lll'(lllllClilli ,o&4.,I' ,,.S,,l;ma ,.C;5I3,,.0 :0 minute silence followed ,by the roll The deceased, who was liorn at Mrs. Eliza Ml. MacDonald, New Boy scam Co,,,,,,,55,,,m.,.I ,.,5,,(.dIMnnmL,m, ).c5te,.da.,.. call which was answered by iilne- Little Pond on March 5th, 1902. York. Montague ,VCSlCl'(l.'l,l. ulicrc llili riecii members. There were four was the youngest son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Kelly, I met, with Boy smut and Cub of-I H.”-g-r ARR"-En L C(.,,.,,.,d visitors present. .'lhe minutes i)l Alexander and Kate MacDonald. New York. i. ficials. . 1 .- .40. on cs for ms 3 ,0 1116 D1'eV1011S n1P0t111g were read by His boyhood days were spent in! Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Mac- t,n.du. v Sh I 5; . 1 ' 14 at Belles Shoppe. Montague. ””:l5'3C11etai-:.a Mrs, AI-cl-lie l-lllche.v., that district and it was not ullLllID0ll(1ld, Dorchestcr. Mass. ..i”r0 A'l”rElVD ('fll'llSlI - Mr ' y an .aPP1'01'(' ,115 1930- 'tlie death of his parents in 1928. R0b"l V3”m”5””" m 111" W1h'''1 .-('llll.l) HEALTH CONN-ZR-, T"e n"""c”l1 ”pm'L 1”” relldltliat he moved to Souris and DUI-Bostoii. Mass. D1115; C11. M011'i1':11?. W 1"1V111'- ,3 Toiin Hall. Mmitatzue. FTl-Ib;V: 111" , ”"m1'l'1.7. 11115" .G('9'1,geIchased the Clark property. He Airs. I). F. Kcziys. (')'Liiar,x. i 1Qda.V Mr 1131111111 ' -11 ”i11'i1" 11' (1,,-, A1,,-H 3,-,mI 3L4 p, M, Illepcf llh" H15" ”p0'.(cd that 1'1" made his home with Mr. and Mrs? Mr. and Mrs. Alex D. Mic- W111 F1II'11(1 11 -""'r"11 1--We ”'11"i'r” , ;;J- iI:a3”-1b 5”” lmd. "x.”li”o" .5318 lmg Fred Mulallv for manv vodrs. Diiiiald Lii:lc Pond. . 5 L... .2 -1;; .- H , , I , o i een succcrs u s cia an 3 , 1 ' ,, ' , , 7" we D”1m”51" E 1 11 I 1 11 m '0l'l..NING (li'lni'('. lmiiici I,-nmnciam, Conegpondegce Xwmd. Being a great icadci, he could Ali. and Mis. John McGllsary "5" llilll. Snitiii ' April Llliilt. Walt. ind k,um,s”n,Dm .1. Eaton and C0 discuss very intelligently the v:ir- and Family, Souris River. m0Y,l.N M.” H. yuos. ..iwi'.s iii-i-iicsiia. .5,n,p5,,,,-5 Md" .(',,,d Mm .,,,m,.; ious topics of the times. Althoiu:hI Mr. and Mi-s. Lloyd Stewart. ' , ' . I I. ' , W V V. Mcc-mum”, 5E.,.,1,.Ia,-y Opmc Legion in indifferent licaliii for some SUUHS. I E” ,1 .I.,1 and Mrs. 1111'-S1011 A,”-11,3,-y.0f (l,(&0rgcLnvv'n. Itime, he was actively engaged in kmid Mrs. M. R. Mcliityre. l 1, . . ” i . Charlottetown. are guvtils Rmlmmts it-9,-9 fgcglvpd f,-gmiiltc pulp and lumber business up so ir . I Zlhrmimtly. m1,:;"l,0: , . s. D0ll'.IlaS' hr0l119'.' 111111 515,. 'aion's and Simpson's and were to a short. time previous to his: Xlisscs Judith and Mury Mac- l Egg: 0,. i:ho,,e'c-I0 .0 :ll'li-ill-law. and Mrs. N011 given to the members to make in- death. I-5U1I1.1'. 1110 M85508. 1305'-011. M11SS.I ' A i ,,,,,' 'f " "AL- 110016;, Montague. Ito articles for the fall bazaar. A lie leaves to mourn one sister” Mr. and Mrs. Geoi'::c Roach; l 1 A - :1” 111 P110l1"11 Slll1111iPS 101 8 (W111 tborcttol, Mrs. Ralph McMillan. Souris. ' Friciids of Mr. Colin Jackson. of tins donateda by Mrs. Neil Hoolcy at California; mi-cc hrother,s;g Mr. llllll Mrs. Melvin J. Mc-

Eriniiirirls. liowerl Montague. left. last. week for Lab- rador. where he lias zicrcpicd cin-

THE EASTER-ll HTEUARIJVIIAINI

AGENTS:-MONTAGUE: Harold F. Landry. Mn. Byron Stewlrt. MN Macfhee. Miss Joyce Wiulnton. Plul Mclilnnon. AGENT GLORGETOWN: Waldon Laura.

The Guardian nll.lV be bnuglit. at the following places In Montague: Blue Dome Restaurant. and Guardian Office; In Georgetown: Tho Post Office; in Snuris: The snack Bar and H. Richards 5 Son.

eller. Halifax, was a busln itor to Montague yesterday

ltiin staff or the Bank of

Mr. D.,l-l. Scott. commercial trav-

CSS V15-

Nrivii lllld graciously F5.('0Il:l. Montague. are sorry to hear Auxiliary. Mrs. Malcolm MacKcii- he is a patient. in the King's C0uli- I-18. M'1i5- 3.l'1l011 519111111 811d M15-

iu MEMORIAM

JOSEPH A. Macn0NALD

. .' The residents of Sourls and vicinity were shocked and sadden- ed when on the morning of sun- day, lV.urch 16th, it was learned! that a well-known and belovedl resident. in the person of Joseph A. MacDonald had died in his sleep, in his room at the Lcnoxi Hotel, where he had boarded for

Legion Auxiliary, Hold Meeting

'Mrs. Atwood MacDonald pr- sided at the regular monti meeting of he Ladies Auxiliary of the Canadian Legion. f.Montague Branch, on Moiiday,eveniog. Ap- ril Zlist, at the home of Mrs. Douglas McGowan.

1'1'CC1VPf3 133' I-110 Jim. in Cambridge, .1lnss., Reginald

and I1 host of relatives rind friends,

:i HOSpl!ftl. IHOnlE'y were 1'0-aDl7011119(1 011 umllliho will mourn his sudden pass- i May, iiork committee for the iicxtfm, I . .. ih. - ”'

i W5 llilliam Kenm-sir. M11113) "10", , , . I on siiiiaay 9l't:lllllg, Mnrcll ititii.

- V .H;,...bm,,. North. is wendmx a few Mrs. Arnold Ivllllldtllslllltl aiid,hm relmms were wmmcd um"

13 IHIVS visitlxw her son-in-law and M15" Hm” Hlggmbomam llem the Dingwcll FllllE'l"ll Parlor to the

. ,, .. - ” ' ”' ” f 1, . td t' r s k '0llllll1Il - . i 1 i ,Khnu's .i...iI - . - fl 1rinll:lli0l', Win and Mis. Loine ?(1)Jr”0l1IIec mfg ”'11l'fN, lxgmnihs Tsglllolllf of his brother, Reginald

V p ' V V M Jtilinslon. s,,C,.,.m,.,. mm nskm to send ge,,IlllacDonal(I. where the iiuiiicrous Mrraxks ARE” ((”'”x('' "C wcll cards to two veterans in has-I'M”-5 Calldsi ””&”'3.9ve5 "1 5.1''"' EXTRA! Flliilll .1'.'ll..1lH OI" Mr. and Mrs. rwalter Bears. ac-,p,,a,. and the ,,.,.,,s,,,.,,. pus m-Ip:iili,v and an endless stream of.

ROBINSON vs. BATTLE.

THURS. - Ht Wt .

I re-,ou

Miler.

PENNY iliwiins - BLIDIIY ' EBSEN - iiov riisciiarr v

Diiactzd by Philip Fnrd Wvitten by John it. Eutlir

I REPUBLIC PICTURi:

Ml

Came Along

clerk!

i'llI.l'.ClA.Vl) tyfittmliisil

fl SAT.

...A lniium I.-uilnrl snmeivlirrs on ilia all lroiiiiai iiail to f:Ii:'n.-riici.

ri.aws...;

. mind "Get it even If you litivs lo ltiIi"l

Wotla roiiizintic lH't'li-tlllfll kids . . . two (liil.',.'i . . . and it wildly l)(-'Wll(l('I'Nl hotel

by Mrs. Bears" Elsie Iniuan. llloniagi Lcilll Dlnzwell.

I s. Mr.

515191” sirucicd to send a letter and gift 3115. to another veteran who is conval- C11R1”10l19r:csciiiz at his home in Montague.

I9.

pl li.1IVll. left Sunday April 20th. on a1

two wee-ksl visit to New York. While Mrs.

Montague. .3C.iL'GH'r Inv Messrs. and Constable D. Watson.

SQFA

lnndiiii; at the government Ltiwcr Montague. ili(' worse for their i except for a wetting. were to Mr. Raymond Poole's ailiere they soon

llll it

cliicken supper.

SEEK TIGER SKIN

DEVIZES. England re 1 Driiinmers of intent aslirtl the public In

lioen the

skins liiid So far

old

moi lis.

thr-1' skill, but needs morf. in: n iigoi-skin for the biz

Hun wake up your liver bile . . .

Life not worth livinfr ii": A fart! If your iver hl';1'.lI no trc , ynur fnial may not digant i.ii.ais up your siiiimic

..r i.r.-.. 'ri..i'. when you need mil Carters: Little l.ivur ' , help Hllmlllnllt your liver hiln till ..

. 1 me here again. Sci don't vitsy I Ifrirtvriu Little Liver llilln. Alwnyiih

And They for the RIDE!

-lust I-IER kids . . .

Troubles Wm

.. -;Amr v...v.'-

We

The

Little Oniisif

JMZKZL

ek End..iiFather

300v! Macaw Mm9mit!umwse.'

PRINCE cnwann

T0-DAY

rnnarna RENTED FOR Mosiciu. nnvmz, mm are CITY" ,

Curtain Time 8:15

Montreal liiman

Ray Machon. John Shaw,

' a;;llC, while pleasure yacliliiig on i Sunday afternoon in Mr. Machoiis new boat were caught. in the sud- dmi squall and forced to make a

The three. none expcrieiice.

recovered. afici- iitivi-ii: been treated to a delicious

a Wilt.-zliire

tn i-ni-or their driiins, because the

ruined by regiment has l'NlPlY0(l our leopard and one pan-

LOGY, LISTLESS OUT or LOVE WITH LIFE?

. ymi feel con- iiiipiaieii anil Illl lhn fun tuiii lpnfliln Kn nlll.

llll. You are Carter: it iii poimng iiiit Ill ii i-iite nriiptniwn pintun

I stay inln yniir iiici-alive lrncl. 'l'h.iii iilioiild you right up. make you feel that happy

on hand. Only 352 from any druuut.

m&:” "T I

C0 MIN G Tlillll. u Fill. - SAT.

THEY HAD FOUR LITTLE REASONS FOR GETTING MARRIED

LL Mout-

wharf .

invited home I

K113111111?--”1l1lt:115 111 N19. C0"1'lRt. Rcverciid Monsi:.,J. A. Min"- Fainily, CIllE,Jll',1. Allwrt.-i. ,cni-c" and "Bic.-zscd .lxs.iii':iiit-e."

1” "1" P m'”l55a11' ""Iphy anfl the obscquics at tho Mrb. iill'ClMUl'F. Joseph .1l:ii:Plici-Hr;-gmrp ,,,-9 1.-rt In mm,-u H10 105..

, , . , lzravc xv Reverend Pius Murna- RON 11111". 1 1155- ' a. lm'in'.' mt!ioi- and hiisband ,:;'?(:C12mSa:E;:,11':;1 M,IIIf,,1,:taE,1,1,3 l;:;ls111111- his snrrowiii: widow and bite lol- I - ' .J Ehe vsiill bearers wcrc: Messrs: 1'-'1I1”0lIl1I13I11K ,loii-lng faintly iiainely Berry. , . 'lliain MacDonald Still- IVILll"l'il' Rive-' Rovvaii on the

Nix. St . t x.s .ioiiite(l out 0” 1 g . i- 1 i-

111; Ihi'oQrgll;ucoiildiittezp for HLMI man MacDonald, and Neil Mc- . Mrs. )l.irioii Miilliilly. Bcsltiiim l1omc,.-lend, M1-5, Raymond Dcwar, nmeum. Icormack from Little Pond; John Mt1SS.. I11-l1'l19111111 ttivmbcrslitp in Moniagiic. IPllnPl.)CU 'Mrs. Percy A C,'nm,5L p,.L,S,,med by um J. Mlziccnimack, Monticello. and the prop i1ll0ll of the faith. iKlllf1. Gaspeicriiix; also ten grand Vmnon MaUL,.m,. was greatly e,,,,Jost-pli Millar and Fred ,xlul,qlli- Mir.-5. . iel Mcriz, Anna iiiidIchildrcn. 6 meat nraiiclchildreii. '1 Joyed. Relreslimc-ms time served Suuris. .Hclen, Ciiiczitn. perpetual mem-Ibrother H. William of Murray by the hostess and several iiiem- Ibership in the Holy Cross scmin- llarbour, Noivth and one sister, Mr. bers at the irlose of the ineetiiig. Mass ('arda ,111i)'. Margaret Reynolds. Augusta. - --e--- i . Mr. ll2ll'l')' and Pzitrick R1crt7.,.Miiiiie. The pallbearers all nephews

Reg. and Katherine MacDonald, Chicago, nienibrrsliip in scraphtc were llari-,i. Clair. and Geonge

Peter MacDonald. IMIISS Association. IJnliiistmi. and Jninrs, George anti uL-- Kate MacDonald, Bi-ookllnp, Wilbert Griiliain. lie was tenderly

. 1 IMass laid to rest in the reiiietrrv at

C I I ' . (2 l I r ml "UM mm WE - Jim and John Mm.-Doiiald. lllrsstlucs or 5)lll)lIlEH' M111'1'H.l' Hiii-bnur North. there to I .

CPI -- Ren- r skins

Includ- drums.

I

t flowing Ina

d. gentle 1

)6! lven climates: in her Allics Mt and Mm. Fmnk Km” Mu, Jamfs MacDonald. Cam, bl PBITI f"J11'1111-'111f1I?1l-9 Mr. and Mrs. Adrien Maclnnis b1'K1E9- 3133?

3. Oi the S351.000M0 "1 8- and .1lal',v. . Mi: ooi-iion M('MllIrill, Nflrlh side by pai'li.-iiiiciit for iniiiiial I ML and Mm H,,,,.m.d paq-up", C.1l'l1llll.'l , Illd--745111115 511131119315 7111' ,nnd Helen. . Miss Madeline .VlcCoriii:ick, has-, 1181111118-Ill? 0 1" a and Mrs. Tobias Mi ,loii, Mass.

J""”a15" "M-1' 5m7i7m'00.0 hm PC191i5- lnml SLI Muss Kate Altit-Donald. Brook-I becn expentlezl. i.Parlianient I MM and M", Charles Lam. , line, Mass. now has iiceii asked to vote an- ,5L peters. I M,-5 "cm. other s7.25.00tI.0()3 for the same Mm Hilda Kemt SOWISI snag. purpose.) I , Mr. Ne” M, Mccormnckv 11",: Misses Fl'.'lllL'PS and Victoria The committee dnvt-ted its first 119 pond. IMm,.ph,.(.' Rm..,m.y' Isttin: In askiiig questions, of two! Mr. Joseph Mm”. smmsv M155”, Judi”, m,.d deputy iiiiiiisters--M.W..; Mticken-i Mr. Angus J,,,.VI5, souns, IAillai'. Boston, Mass. zie of Defence Production and C. Mn, and Mm John Ja,.,.Is,i Miss-es Nellie and Bertha Mac- 1 .Di'ury or Defence-about m0L0ll smms, IDmm1d' Roxbuu. weiucle and tank D1'0lZ11'r11115- , Mi-. and Mirs. A. T. MacDon.1 Mi-. iind Mrs. Daiiioi R. Keen- The 11151111 1111118 l11t'.)'”1,I-TY,i,1l,1,1f1(1 NR5 aid. spin-is, ltlll and Phene. ROXDUIT. 31131315 1:'rl”(:3CasgI:1l:lTi1;- alggmglagg, llilir. Neil J. Mccomiiick. Monti-I lMi;s. Annic Lr-slic Fricl, Dor-'1 -I ., 1 n. i (' ics cr. Mars. I trucks and loops '."'5);T5liallOllRl,CeMrI John Joe MCc,,,.m.,Ck .,,,,,,1 Mrs. D. P.. Koiiis. o'l,o;m- IUP0 1111” 1116 ?'1i1j1.l' -l31”.19'.9f 1-'11 ticclln. l ' l I .'1ll'. and Vls. L.' V. Dnulcctte, ,to 30 :1 week. such nl(lers.are no'I Mrs, D. J. Mm.Dm,,,M. CI,” Hniisioii. Texas. 7ihc plants Viv 1Ili1l:l:e'illzIli?aCza?dnISly”! cl l ILil,t1lr. Mm. Jnsrph Campheul I i.. .. - 1. ii. . ,r "- i r (7 , but they might Si1l'e Canada R so,,,.1saII).e5.:m T J' Km"mm'1 Eastmi Packing Co., Lid, Snuris) year or 18 rnonths if she must go Mm Ha”.-,. wnlshl smms. Mr, mm Mm, Keith M.,mcs0n'. into production in cmcrgciicv. I Mr, Em-1 wlm(.' s,,,,,.;s VI.-Mt, Isouris. I Mr, mid M,-5, Ame” MCDo,.m1dIi Air. iiiirl Mrs. nniuild R. Rlllt-1

nce again

nunk. not give them

All

HIS

a1'1d,clic,v islniiitce to meet with coinuiiticcs of .iw;i,v the hotel is under the nian-Iotlicr :cnicnt of Mrs. T. R. Jackson. 0l'rlllIllll1.V inn-0., View Tom-35; Home, Lowerjliallllflllfllls rc::ni'ciiii:z the annual

y i July.

yin.

i'1Il'P 0111 "I bid '"1l1' 10 I0 .' enough to ma kc '! it may he the liver!

Ifriends bore. a silent tribute to the csteem of the deceastxl. . I With almost impassztblc l'l1RdS. Mrs. MacDonald and Mrs. llil-,liis funeral was largely attended to were 3l1l101111'-"1 35 5' C0111-iSi. Mary's Church. souris. whercl Iflequlem Mass was celebrated by”

-El-l-l'opt?rLlll(lCl'7 I lie” At iii ii I l(' Willi:-Vt.

Richard lliillally. mutual-aid pr mini has not

Mr. and Mrs. Fred 'il;lllall,'.'.

I I

Save Morin On Tanks lCt,,.p5I,.,,,.I I , , Mr. Fr. li . .-' Miss E'll..bcll w.i.i. Liltl M,S,a,,. s,m,.m., (ccFywInnL.smim. an A Mwcboiialri, Clcirnnvw. M i .1si c 11303 North! was intrigued to find; M . ,. ., , M3, 5 I p I - that Caiiadn saved rou:hl.V S360.00OIBairI:5 Ge mde Devan!" ROHOI M0llll:'CFll.mP. J.mNN O and Pnmuyl a tank I'.'h':ll the Americans could-' Mm Jess"; 3,.” Snum I My, amt Mrs, Umm, s..mm,, .,n'i supply hei needs and Canada M”, Ram, 1(.m0m.,.” B1.,,m., u'Leary. ' had; to buy British centurions.Ia,,d Rom smms 1' ' 7 1 Misscs Roma illlfl Ann.-i Wilson. T1193 cost. about 588000 and are. Mr, Md Mrs. chasm. MacDOn,'Toi'nnio. Ontario. Mir. Earl Jzinis, Nfld.

hiczhly siitistacioi-3-. Mi-. Dl'lll',v said.I W C Mr. Stewart wanted to know why N'n.. Canada didnlt buy British trucks scum.

lear spriiig. and Mrs. Michael Mticliinls,

and jeeps if British tanks cost so1 . .

much less. He was told this linsnlt D,l,',;',d"';(:,dM':.,,,?IIf.'”'g,,,;I,',,o”I”' been considered. The reason was Mr, and H,,,.,.,. Iirgm, ,,l;1;1 ;'m that she must he able to count on ",3 semis mm, iRo;dl l 3 ' North American sii-pply if at all lM,.. and M” Andmw Wu I possible. She had taken the Ceii-'Dom1d. s,,u,.ls' ' i c'I

turioii simplv because there was no

I M . ' . -. North American tank available. I r mm M15 w"' Malone

Family, Sourls River. Mrs. Annie Trnliior. Souris. Mr. and Mrs. Syl J. MacDonald,

I

Eirclliic WASHER CLEARANCE SALE

NEW TAX REDUGTIONS HAVE BEEN DEDUCTED

Monarch SlallllcjQ',.f?tEel Tray on Wringcr ......5I149.00 Less Discount.6.;3e.................. .... ............... 44.00 Yours cost" I '5' ..... ............ 105.00

Beatty Stainless Steel Tray on Wvinger .. 18169.00 Less Discount 49.00

Yours cost. 120.00 . ,i

uiectria'-ltiljtlilliiinuim in. m-iiuci-ii Pi-ici-ii

Mccwvans mp.

KILMUIR

Donald, two Masses. Roxbury.

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel an. Roxbury, Mass.

R.

ivlilss Madeline Mccormack, Boa-

ton, Mass.

Miss Margaret Walsh, Boston.

Mass. Mrs. Millld Kenya Mat:Eacliern. Everett, Mass.

Mtrs. Anna Leslie Frlel, Doi'ehes- who passed away in the K1118! ter. Mass. County llO:1pllal Moiit.as119- 119111 Mrs. Ellen MacDonald and 7th, in his fifith year.

Family, Belmont, Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Haley, Bel-

),Ii5; Mmy A, Macpmmldv East, he became worse and on the above

Quziid, Sourls.

Peters. . . . I. man Now Is Near" was suiiiz by PcYIelr.;lil)-d fills. Joseph Leslie, Shims Wm, mm M" nnwanx folowecg 1' tiny i'.'i,ici- hv Rev. Mr. 'ounlz o S0Jm,i5P' Mmphee Md Ha"”ly')iXioiiIl:iuiic. the rrinains were con- MI, "MN Mrs John Jmms, mi, ,vt'ycrl in the church at Murray Dnm'm' knj! m) S? n ('IH.1rhour North where large con- j ,1 ” , us ' course of people were assembled M11 "ml Mlsi 1'' Jl Mllcpmmldl, in pay their last rtspects io one C1"'”0””m01”l' Iwhit had woi-slilppcd while there

Mir. and Mrs. Russell Cliarlollctuivii.

M5 G001?” 91- 111aL'D1'1"l1d-I lvasrd his rcinarks on the texl." C1"”1”"'C1”1”1- Ilei not. your hearts be troubled." -V111 17- -1- rV1'1CD011-'11i1. 01112111113 the follmiiiiz h,i-inns all favorites

Alberta.

Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Smith

Mr. iiud Mrs. Ralph Mc.Vlillan,Iauiiit. the final re.siiri'e.ctloii. E('i'kclc,i. Callloriiiii.

Doiizild. Liiilc Pond.

R. A. L. Siiinoti.

in Souris. and Pctcr. Little Pond.' 311'. and Mrs. Albert Quigley, st.

St. John.

it iid

llntilaml, Rox-but-y.1lllll'FCS. REV. Mi". I

Mary yin- their i-cvi-avr'nieii ..

Keen-

JOHN H. SENCABAUGH ..The residents of Oak Valley and vicinity were shocked to hear of the sudc.:n passing of one of their highly reslpecled citizens in tile person of John H. Sencabaugn.

I

Being: in poor health all winter at his home where he was lovlngi ly cared for by his dear ones. lie entered the liosipltal. hoping by so doing to gct some relief from his ailment. reports came d.xll,V 01 1113 improving i-oiidition, and all hoped for a speedy recovery. but. on the Ievenlnz previous to his passing

I

Idnle passed to be with his Lord .whom he loved nnd served while

I on earth.

I The late Mr. Sciicaliatigli was born in Altirrziy llarbour North. lthe son of John and Louisa

Iiscnincri sciicahaugli, in 1-801 he was united lll niarriiige with Mary ,.l.1net Graliain also of Murray ,1-larbour North to this union was Iborii two sons and two daughters Ho loved his home and family, and never spent any time from it only wlicrc his occupation rallrd upon 'hiin to do so. I Preccedcd by a short. service as the Home at which by sipcclal re- ,qiicst the hymn "The Great Phy-

Vnll his life, the minister speaking tworcls of cnnifori to the bereaved

of the dcpniicd were sung, "Thu ,l.nrd's My Shephcrd." "Docs .l8Sll”-

.. i Farewell. wt-ll beloved and tiikr thy rcsi. We lrivcri you well. but- Jesiis lmrv! vnu best.

Card C-l"'l'hanlts

Mrs. .lohii H. Seiiszibaugli and f:iniil,v trim to thank the doctors. Young. all that sent flowci-s. cards and leticrs of 1S,Vnlil)Hlll,l'. and all their friends Iwho in any way assisted them in

I

Whitehall Notebook

-..... .

LONDON. April 21 - (GP) - Canada now has a four-child average family and her long-term rate of natural increase in popula- tion will probably be greater than that of Ceylon, Malaya or some Latin American countries, says an economic survey published in Lon- don.

The reference to Canada. occurs in "Halfway to 1960." an article by Auairnlian economist. Colin Clark, published in Lloyd's Bank Review, and is cited to support the author's prediction that from now until 1970 the world's population will increase at the rate of approxim- ately 1 1-4 per cent I year.

Using what he admits to be highly simplified and approximate

terms. based on new French lllC".h0(lI of determining popula- tion trends. Clark says that only

England, Sweden and Denmark now adhere to the two-child aver- age family of the 1030s. In Scot.- land and Australia the figure is 21-2 and there is a three-child average in the United states. France. Switzerland, Norway, Fin- land, Netherlands, Italy. New Zealand and among the whites of South Africa.

"Canada, with Spain and Por- tugal, now shows I. four-child average family," writes Clark.

"it appears that these latter figures. ascending, now have pau- ed the giadually-descending fig- ures of many Oriental countries. such asJapan, India. Russia, in which the average size of family now appears to be at below four- iiiid, of course. the Oriental mor- tiility is far higher."

Long-term Increase.

in another passage, Clark says that in couiitries such as Canada and Spain, the long-term rate of increase now probably exceeds that of the most rapldly-increas- ing oriental countries. such as Ceylon. Malaya. or Liiiin Amer-icii.

tLatest figures show the cam- dtaii birth-rate has increased from 22 per 1,000 of population in 1940 to 25.8 in 1960. A rate of 35 per 1,000 would be regarded as ex- tremely high for a western civil- ization.)

The trend towards increased world population contrasts with a contraction of world food supplies. Although some countries have in- creased productivity in agricul- ture, there is only it slight increase. or R definite decrease, In Asiatic countries, thus widening the gap between what Clark calls the "haves" and the "have-nots."

The pressure on world food sup-

" plies is increased by a growing ac.

mand for farm producu. as living standards rise, and by n decline or rural manpower in most countries. In Canada and Australia. for in- stance. the male rural labor force dropped about 20 per cent between 1940 and 1950.

If the decline is to be checked, Clark contends, "Rural producer;

i The McF.irlane Family, Annan- dalc. " 1 Mr. Angus Brown. Halifax. N. S. 1 Mn". and Mrs. Joseph B. Mac- ALlln), Souris Llllc Road. I Mr. atid.1lrs. Gcrartl l1lcCltxs- lrcy. Bf1iIl' River. , Mr. Gent-cc loitctoivn.

Mia and Mrs. Joseph MacPhec, Roxbiiry, Mass.

Card Of Thanks

The lillllllfi of the late Joseph A ,.YiicDonali'l wish to thank iifszr. IJ. A. Murphy, Rev. P. Muriiaglian Innd all who sent liars Cards and inlcssaacs of S)'lllp:lll'I,V; also the kind friends who provided slcizhs for the funeral and who in any

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Mr and Mrs, I-larijv Mcrtz. Cl'ilC2'lg(I.

Mir. and Mrs. D. A. )lcEticlicrii, Priest Pond.

Miss Phyllis Morrisoii, Smiris.

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and Family, Little Pond. . ( Mr. and Mirs. Hugh MacPhe-c

and Family. Selkirk. I Mr. Charles B. MacDmiald.

North Lake.

Mrs. Frances Lovas and Family.

Novalk, Conn.

Mr. R. J. MacDonltli1. Calgary.

Alberta. Mir. W. C. Lewis. 51,

Mr. Clive Bruce and Family and

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'Chepstoiv. Inollo Bay West. H. J. Mabnll R. 0. I IMr. Joseph R. iiacpniiaid. Lit.-IEML”-P"l1'1 3115- W- 5- Mrlnmc. 0t in. I” 1”"'"1- I” ”'"1- . " ""1" ” I in, ,i;..,,c. G, M,,,.D,,,,,,,,, L,,,I Misses Judith and Mnry M,-.9. Fitting imii si.,.pl,.l,.,; ,tle Pond. Aulny. Boston. Mass. (;i......,, amt. I Mr. and Mira. D. Arthur Mac. Mr. Janics Andrcw MacDoniilil, ' lnonaid. soiii-is. .Arm-nclnle. Office Hours: I t I M”, Irene Hmrlamh Roxhurbaf lilr. Donald Gillis. l-Vii-est. Hill, 10 to 12 A..n'. .Miiss. I Mr. and Mrs. Lt'Oll Johnston, 2 to 5 P.M. I Misses Frances and Victoria M'”m1'41'"' iiiiil by appoliitmeiil. .MacPhce, 2 Masses. Roxliiiry. I0.Vf.l-,-'11. J. Kickliriiii. Ottawa. I Mr. and Mr. rzciivimi Butlers. "ml"- liloiitaxiic. P. E. I. IRoxbuI'.v. Moss. 1'. and Mrs. l-Jlliy Howlctt. An- Office Connected ,wIth , My, John 3, Kgms Rnxbur, nandalc. Mnbon Druzl Co- Mass. 1 ' " Mr. and Mrs. Moslc Mclfnnls - Misses Nellie and aeitiiii mic- 51- P01915- -..-..-... Mr: and Mrs. L. J. MucDon-

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Canii-ian Army list

0'1'FAWA. April 22 -(CF) - Thc army. in the 105m casualty list of the Korean war. today re- ported three men wounded in action. The last list. was issued

The list. contained one man who suffered a second wound. He is He. Cecil Ernest Murphy of the 1st. Battalion. Princess Paulcira Caiiacliaii Light infantry. His next.- ot-kiri is his mother, Mrs. Isobel llurphy of Di-umheiler, Alta.

The other wounded were Pte. Gordon llenry Bailey of the 1st. Battalion of the P. P. C. L. I.. and qnr. Edward Bauer of the 2nd l-leld Regiment. Royal oimcdlgn Horse Artillery, Moncton. N. n.

Pie. Bailey": next-of-kin is his mother, Mrs. Margaret Bailey of Oak RN91”. Man. Gnr. Baiiei-'5 next-to-kin is his wife. Mrs. Olga Eleanor Bauer of Rldaev-ille. Man.

This brought to 769 the number of casualties so far suffered in Korea. including 141 dead. 562 wounded, 61 injured. four missing

and one prisoner.

Bristol and E Vicinity

Miss Mabel 0'Brieii. presidrni of the Teachers Federation, spcm most of last. week at the coiivcn. tlon in the City.

Mr. Valentine MacDonald was .. week-end visitor to his old linm. here recently for the first time in quite a while.

Miss Florence McDonald it spending some time in the (zip replacing her sister Bertha, Ulm was called home to keep hilllfiu for,her father.

Mr. Joe Villard has received call to report for his medical tin the Royal Canadian Navy, and it

accepted will leave shortly 1-,; training. Mr. Joe MacDonald. who lint

not been around the shore int- ;. lot. of years now. is expected in line up with the dshermen llL'Jt:ti this season.

Mr. Charlie Masher was rt bus.- ncss visitor to the City on Tliiii clay, April 17th. Another 1lb'llil:' the same day was Mr. James Aiii. old.

Friends of Miss June Collllitli, student nurse iii. the Cliarlottcin-;.i. Hospital. will be sorry to lPal'llSIlu underwent an operation for (In. pendlcltis on April 17th. shr tr. the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. xvii. liam Connolly.

The inaiiy friends of Mr. R0(l(lii 0'1-lanlcy will be sorry to learn llil entered the Provincial Sanatoiiiziii on Monday, April 21st, for llC.'l'- ment. Mr. 0'1-lanley has been on work for two years and xiii: thought to be about rcndy to iiiii.t again when he was ordered lli'lt'n for further treatment.

Miss Teresa O'Brien rcturiicti lt- her classes at. Noire Dame Frin- vcnl. on Friday morning nlir: spending the Easter holidays v.:tIi her grandparents here, Mr. and Mrs. William MacDonald.

Mr. and Mrs. Roddlc O'Hziitlm- were visitors to the old linmc. llCl( on April 20th. Their plans to spend the summer here have licvn shattered by the fact. that .l.Ii'. 0'!-lanley entered the Saiiatoriuni.

Miss Geraldine Bfll'l')', of llIl' staff of the Charlottetown Ilia..- pltal, spent the weekend of Apizl 19th with her parents. Mr. illltl Mrs. Gerald Barrv.

Mr. William MacDonald, CNli' section man here. informs us inn. is his last: summer on the road as his pension day comes this ,VP."!i. He has been thii-iy-five years mi the Job.

Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Mncl)ini- itld were visitors to this vlciniv from the City on April 13, r.iic..'s of Mrs. MacDonald's sister and lim- husband, Mr. nnd Mrs. Ricliiird Cullen. Friends are glad to F00 Mrs. MacDonald out again nim- betng confined to her home ior several months.

Mr. James Byrno reports llllftl deer around his farm in this lif- inity during the week of April in They were so iami-, he says. one ate grain out of his hand. vi 2- come. visitors to this vicinity lllill anyone who sees thcni gives tliriii feed and a liaridout.

The Morcll River here is l-'- ported full of lovely trout for lllr first time in years, but. to Cilfilll them is anotlier thing. Howiiwr. some nice ones were lnndcd ttll opening day and we riotlced Ill:il man Jenkins who brings fear in so many along the stream seexiiii: those who had no permits to ll.-.h

Rev. Fraiik P. Aylward. of llli Saint Dunstaifs Uiiiversity 5l.i'l was here on Sunday to replace Ill! pastor of the two churches who it. in Boston on ll. business Irlll Father Aylward, a noted Dl'l'llt.'llr'I. spoke at both churclics nt llii Masses and conducted l.)CllCdl(".l1!i in the evening.

.'Mr. Joseph Walsh lrit Wednesday morning. April tmli for Boston to spend some Iiill" with relatives and friends and i :11 attend the annual meeting oi in March Club while there. bi. Walsh worked in that City Mill" forty years ago before he rctiiiu. it home to take up farming on e t old homestead. He will be H until Saturday. April 26th.

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