MARCH 6. 19.4

TIIE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWIV

"AGE NINE

IN Miiwioniam

MRS. JOHN T. Ill-EDMOND

The death occurred at her home in Hope River. on Dec. 15. of Mrs. Jahn Redmond (nee Laura Turn- 9.-. at the age of '72 years.

she was the daughter of Wil- liam and Mary (McInnis) Turner of Hope River, She was a faithful

iii.-time member of the Roman catholic Church. In the commu- "iiy, she was respected for her

honesty and charity. while her lovable and unassuming manner endeared her to all who knew her. She was always anxious for the ueifare of her home. and her fam- py, and she. made many sacrifices in that end. She was always the hr-.irt of the home, A fact which lyrranie even more apparent dur- in: the years of her illness, as the foot-steps of her family. son-in- am. daughter-in-law, and grand- rhiidren ever turned to her room, and bedside, where they were sure of a lively interest in their af- ffil"S, wise counsel in their diffi- ri.l;i:-s, along with an abundance ..v MVP. Ii. Ls by them she is most it--nnlv missed. All her life. she. -iiilinciv submitted to the will of God During her long illness she

M: never known to complain and bore all her suffering; with pa- - Pll('F She was always considerate .x' others, she always had a cheer- (vii worrl, and pleasant smile for rimse about her, even to the end All who visited her came awav to evlalm of her courage and cheer- 1-i'v-ess

She was rzreatlr consoled by ttie fr.-nurnt visits or her pastor. Rev. i-'. Dalton, and from u-hose hands are frequently received Holy Com- munion. a privilege for which shr- '.I.'i.K ever thankful. Her pastor also administer to her the last Rites of HIV Catholic Church.

She leaves to mourn besides her gn'i'i')lK'iTlL! husband, one son and ".vo dniiizhters: Harold. Charlotte- 'n'.ln' Bertha. Mrs. James Mac- Donald. Hunter River: and Rita, 1' home, who so devotedly cared her mother: and four grand- cliiirlren: one sister. Grace. Mrs Clwnrnt Trainor. Hope River; and one brother. Leander. Jamaica Plwins. Mass. She was predeceased by :2 baby son and a brother l'i'.'iirl,

The well attended funeral under 'iie rircciion of Robert Bradley. was from her home to Si Ann's Plrirrh. Hope River. on Dec. 18, '.lllf"i'o Requiem Hiah Vfnss was I :22: hi the Pastor, Rev E. Dalton.

for

'2.-rvvcn at the crave was con- ducted by Rev. C Pitrr. Pallbearers were Messrs Alfred

if-zrphv. Tliomns Trainor. Damien

lirGulv:an Harold Harrington.

I"-e Hell. Louis Walsh. Vi:-v her soul rril in peace.

MASSES Husband.

IIll")ld and Bernice T1-wrtia and Jimmie.

'7':

ill and Mr- Clv-nieni thwvinor. lfi.-2.2 Marv A Redmond. Char- (--rinioivn.

I-fr Mark Redmond. Charlotte- 'i'lll'V7

ifis. Will Clvindler and Helen. ll '"'brnok

Xfr and Mrs Alfred Murnliv. ll River

Mr James Mirrphy, Charlotte- "l'l'I1

lfr and Mrs. 'I'homa.I Trainer.

Ply i"lottr-town

air and Mrs Prank Pruniv and

i'H' Charlottetown. viz: irnien Rein. Hnnr River. Wk: Reta Mnrphr. Hope River Clifford and Andrew Brown. "one River. xi-st Mamie Tralnor. Cl'l'IllOtlP- mm Xfrs and Mrs .IOxFfVh Plnoau.

Plmrlqiietown.

Mr and Mrs Imila Walsh Hoor- Ttlier

ifr Harold Harrington. l'i:'.'rr.

lfr. and Mrs. Cleophas Blanch-

Hope

a:'' Hone l7lver

lfiss Rlti T'ower Hoot River

Gun and Elmer Gallant. I-Iona Rzver

Vine and D'Arcy Fir-mine. Char- l-"n'mi n

Mr and Mrs Alyre Peters. Char- l'l""ln'.lll

lfr Ilrban 'WrInnla. Charlotte- M.---.

Mr and Mrs. L. .l O'Connor Fla l'l0ttol0Il'l'I

lfr and Mrs Ivan Peters, Char- lmloiovun

Hr Ern-gr Cnnallv, Chiriotte- tn"'Ii

Mr and Mrs. W O. Myers. Stan- . , M

'0

. S (III Gill llll? D

alum on body and brain lulu physical Flinn: ouisr to lou-harder Io reg Torlny'n tum living. lowered ruhlonu. overwork. worry-any of than may elect normal Lidnoy action. When kidneys got out of order. ucou oeido and rules remnin in the min. Then liuhclll. dinturbed rest. that "lirodad" hoary- beeded feeling ohm lollew. TlIol'o the lime to uh Dodd'I Kibey Pile. mo Itirnuleto the Iildnoyn to normal . Then you lool ballot-do? hotter-work better. Ask in Dodd'I iiny Pile of any drug cousin. 5:

i and all kind friends

ley Brldce.

Ada and Damien McGuigan. I-lone River.

Charlottetown Funeral Home. Charlottetown.

Mrs. Charlea MacDonald and

Edna, Summerside. . Mr. and Mrs. Elmo MacDonald, and Family, Charlottetown. F. G. MacDonald and Hunter River

Mrs. John T. 'ITalnor and Pam- ily. Hope River.

Beta and Art Gallant.

Mary.

Hunter

River. -

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reardon. Moncton.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ford and

Family, Hunter River.

Mr. and Mrs. F. Earle McDonald. Summerslde. Mr. and Hunter River. Mr. and Mrs. Hope River

Mrs. B. Smith. Toronto.

St. Ann's W. I.

Mary and Joseph Chapman, Moncton.

Mr. and Mrs Gerald Proctor gnd Family. Hunter River.

Mrs. John Gallant,

Louie 'n-alnor.

Mr. Clifford Murphy. Hope Riv- er.

Mr. and Mrs. George Myers. Hone River.

Mr; and Mrs. Austin Bolger. Hope River.

Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Bolger Hlszhfeld.

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bolger. Hunter River.

Mrs. Irene Pineau. Charlotte- town.

C. W. L. Sub-division. Hunter River.

Mrs Joseph Bolger and Boys. Hahfir-Id. r. and Mrs. Leo Reid. Hope River. Mr. and Mrs. Learning Proctor. Hunter River Mr. and Mrs. J. I-Ioulton Me.

Innis, Charlottetown. Mrs. P. Malone Boston. Mass.

ENR OLLMENTS

Perpetual Enrollment in Pur- gatorian Society. Mr. and Mrs. Leander Turner. Boston, Mass.

One year in The La Salette P-1- grim Society bv Alice and Bill Donohue. Boston, Mass.

One month in the Cenarie Crusade of Prayer by Mr. and Mrs. BTIICG Turner. Boston. Mass.

One month in the Cenaclo Cru- sade of Prayer by Mr. and Mrs Hamid MacDonald. Boston. Mass.

Cards and latter: of Sympathy Inez and Harry Smith. Huntor

Ethel and Reagh BYIKIISII. Hirntr-r River.

Ends and Billy Clow, Hunter River.

Marv Siilinhant. Hunter River.

Andy and Earle MacDonald. Summerside. -

Teacher and pupils of Rennie's Road school.

Mary and Joe Chapman. Mone- ton,

Caroline, Charlie Reardon Moncton.

Martha Waye and Fords. Hunter River.

Members of Ronnie's Road Farm Forum.

Cartney and Herman MacEach-

ern. Hunter River.

Mrs. P. Malone. Boston. Mn.-i.

Ronnie's Road W. I.

Mrs. M. A. Sullivan. Bradley Maine

Yvone and Benny Gallant. To- rorito.

Eul-llc and Frank Doucelte. Hun- lrr River.

Mrs. Irene Pineau, Charlotte- town .

'VI.'IrV I. Burke. Cllarloltctnwn

Dr. and Mrs. J R. Murchison. H-Inter River

Margaret and John Proctor

Hunter River. Mrs. S. Woods. New wiiishlve. Mr. and Mrs.' Andrew Gallant. Clvnvlottet-Ouln. Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Gr!-ennn.

Klnknra

Mae and D'Arr-v Flemlnc. Char- loitotnwfl.

Mu, will Chandler and Helen H -zellironk.

J. M. and Mrs. Quinn. Charlotte- town.

Ffunlee and George Thompson. Tornlitn.

Mr. and Mrs Robert Beazley. Toronto. .

Mamie Trainor. Charlottetown. Mrs. Millie Power. Boston. Mass.

Mrs. Josie Murphy, Summer- llde.

hernia and Grc20F.V Mureh.V- Hone River.

Mr and Mrs. Leander Doyle and Family. Hope Riv-r.

Mildred and Don Taylor. Clin-

ton . Agatha. Frank and Pat. Char-

lottetnwn

Rev. .i C Pllrr. South rlusliro

Mr and Mrs. William Hickox. Dr-dnib-ne.

R-rm-ice and Walter Parsons Millvale.

Bernadette and Leamlnl Proc- for Hunter Fiver.

Mrs. HM-la Fvlf. Stanlr-v Bridge

Vrr. Charlev Mebonald and

Edna. Bummer-aide Bettv and stiriing Hewett-. NOW glaugnw, Mr, and Mrs. Lawrence Douceife. N Rustlno. Mrs. Bridget Smllh. Twrnvitn. fmirn and Lea 'hirner. F0110"- Mam.

(T--A O-I TH-unlrs

John Redmond. Harold. Hertha nnd Rita wish to thank Path" Dalton, and Dr. J. R. Murchison for ihalr kindneu and help. also all who sent Mug Oarda, Enroll- ments and Me-sages of sympathy. and neigh-

SHIRTS LAUNDEBED m PERFECTION RITE - WAY CLEANERS mu 1331

hon--r. whn helped in any way dur- ing their bereavement.

IN MEMORIAM

In lovhigunlory of lay Manchu. MIL. AITIIUI IAI-PER ' who did March 1&4. me.

lirnngnh,v.h-tnanari-u-no Al uuanddeoruyeelcrdoy.

IN MEMORIAM

MR. ROBERT (IHAMIPION

The community of Darnley and aurrouudlng districts were shock--ril and saddened on Monday. Dec. 23.1 to hear of the sudden passing of one of their oldest friends and neighbors. Mr. Robert Clliimploll. at the age of 79 years. Although suffering years, was able -to be house, until away. Leaving to mourn the lossl of a kind and loving husband and father. are his wife (nee Minnie M:icLeodt: one daughter, Marion, Mrs. Colin Mountain. Darnlev: four sons. James of Halifax. N.S: Daniel. Roy and Edgar all or Darnley: also a number of grand- children nnd croat-grandchildren. The funeral was held Dec. 31. con- ducted by his pastor. Rev. E. H Bean and was largely attended. services being in Keir Memorial Church, Malpeque Burial was in the People's Cemetery, Malpenue. beside his former wife (nee Re- becca Miliigani and two daughters.

fnr nicuiyi about

If :3.

Blanche and Helen who pre- deceased him

Pallbearerg were grandsons of the deceased. Bruce and Clarence Champion. Robert and Wallace Mountain. Leamen Reeves and

Forbes Thompson.

IN MEVMCRIAM

JAMES GALLANT

The death occurred at the (thor- lottetnwn Hospital. Noveniber .1. of Mr. James L, Gallant at the ad- vance age of 83 years. He miter"-ml the hospital September 7. where all that medical skill and loiiu: care could do nag of no umil and fortified by the last rites til the Roman Catholic Church. he pasrrdi away. The late Mr Gallant was in !'-3, ried tvllce. both nives I)lT'dP('l"fI3'vPdi him. His first wife uas ihn fornieri Eva Smith. of Winsloe. His sci-only

wife was the formz-r I.ucy Snntner of Loyalist. rind to this union six children were born- Frink. 0".'ord

N.S.; Erlwairl. (irr'r'iiv;il0', (7rw'i3.l Caignigv. Alta: (Muriel: lll.illl”l'l River: (Mildred) .Vfrs V e 1' II o ul Bernard: (Alice) Mrs. A r l h u r.

Sentner. Hunter Ril'Pi'. also scion rzranrlchiidren who will ever cher- ish the memory of :4 rlcrir dr-vo'r-d father and crandfiihrr

His funeral wis hrlrl N(il'Flllt)"I' 5. from the iienw of his durii.-lite-. Mrs Vernon Br-rnnrrl in the St Augustine church, smith Riistiroi for Rr-qu-cm Hl"li fllwss er-lrb--ileri by the Pastor. Rev Fatiirr Potcr-' who also performed the scrizce at the grave Interment was in the church cemetery.

Pailbcarr-i's were' Messrs And-, row G-illant. Wilfred Mr:l.'.--ei' Gerald Proctor. Iif)nPI'l!'ll' Sconce l Barnslcy Wonniroii, Rt-inert S.l- liphani.

FLORAL 'l'lflI!I'Tl'S'i I'll.I.OW The Fainifv SPR AV

lililrlrcd. Vernon. '.l'farilrn Allr-. Arthur .

Muriel. lnulsv Cecil. I-Inlu 1r'i Mabel and Fimilv ,

Pr-arl. Geovze. Puihir. Riv, F.:ie '

IVRITKTII Will. Rena Kl-'ll""ll"". Vr-rlun

Wrinrla, Allan, Milrlrrvl. Jackie BOI'()l'F.T

ilidna. swiifnrd Sir-lla R"iV' Greenvaie Womnnls Ins-I-tulr-.

Card O-'F'l"l'l1a.nl(s

The fanulv of live into Jainr-s l.

Gallant wish to exnresx licrirlfcit thanks to Dr. Joe McMillan, Dr Frank McMillan. Sisters and Nurses at the Cli-rlnttntoun Hos- nltal: also Rev l7:illicr ?l'wiirlr'r- McDonald. Dr Miirr"iisuii, lilllll”l

River. neighbour: and 'rl-'-nris for their many arts of kindness; aim for all who i'('n1l'lITIt1Pi'PdlllPniultrl Mau Cards. Cards of Svmpiiliv. Letters and F'lower.I in their ree- ent sad ht'lFl'lTFl'I1Pl'II.

INA MEMORIAM

in loving memory of our dear Mother. Mrs. Daniel tiimnev. of Souria. who died March 6th. 1952:.

Dearest Mother we are thinking

0! one yehr ago today

when God's Angel Mme to nail vnn Though we wanted you to stay.

Gone we know. yr-l pr:-4-lous mom- nrloa

Ifill our heart: as day by day

The echo of your voice still longer-

lng. Guides us ntlll. though far away. Inserted by the Family.

IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of MRS. THOMAS E. BI'HIIl.l"I'. who deported thin life March 1th, 195.3

Death only oonu to lot in know

We love mine deeply than we show. It love In dmth nhonld let us see What love In life should always be.

We are lonenolno lien without you.

Mother Wo lulu you more not day lonohow life does not oeeln the

tang Shoo But some you May.

onrenotlmnyuhoe Oolin but In ni-

III X&dyynnr..

1&1:

Alwnlonenbenlknld n -'4

”j"fl'...'lf""'.; -':'.t.'l..:":'...."”"'

he peacefully, passedi r

ourhoouootilloohowlthulneu

In Memo:-iaml

MRS. ICLIZAIIETH LANG Tiiire pi.-..nl p-at-..1.,11,. ,.w,.y Bllvr a lllllili illnvss at her home North Trynn on l7ei)i-u.u-i- 33, Mrs !

Eli?.I1l)PllI I at 1;, ii 11- of tile late I Fr:-nk font: in he: 'i'7ili vi-ar. Mrs. I.-int: nus ( iizthful mem-

ber of the Nurtli 'l"rvnii Prcsliy-1 trrian C'lii:rrli A .-li.'iwlIlll0llfl”lIl

in the Sviiidav Fviiool for in-anyi

,ye.1rs. also orcanist and choir di-.

ectnr. A rharirrml member of the' Ladies' Aid. and a faliliiful mi-in-1 her in the W MS

HP!" k:nrlue:.x wilfl IllPll(lll' dis- posiiirni ciideirvri iluy fa) .1...”-, hpr Sl.lllii('ll .'-uppoi" to the ('hlli'('h, and evwrv u'oi'll7l.' Pail.-P in the ('l')l'fll'lllIlll'V. She null be greatly inissed.

ll-tr Illllrlll nus litllrl Feb 24, lruin (lie Nwili 'f"vmi Pro-livieiiaii Church. and urns l..:';vrlv attended. The service (iris rninlur-led hv Miss Marv .'.. Mi:'I(v,-rzze. Dea('oiir-s'3. assisted bv ilio i'7cv Dnnwlrl Mac- Kay of SiiiI1Ill('l'Sl"ln, and Rev Erncsi Fl ass of tire l'l:ipti.-it Clllll'f'll. 'I':' ii The ('lifill' IITIS

Nlllil7n.KN"l of nicnihers of the fill-I

fcrent cluirrlves and under the direction of Mrs rl'il't(7l1 Tliomas, and Dr Peter MacDonald Two

iiumbers. favnritr-3 nf tlin iinceqw-d. were rcnderr-ri be-uli.'ullv' "Will Tliern B” Any Si ira In Riv ('rrr.xii." luv the f'llllil'. and a solo hv Mr (1'-union Morrison, ''I shall know Ilv-v "

P1lllilP2iPfS werw kir-.s'-".'- KNI- ne'h Mar-Dnnarll R-”"lll,.'ll'l Thoniw. Ai'l'l1lv TlV(IlII5llll. lilo-rl lfowatt. B";li:ilIl 'T".lltlI'i-will Vivi" Rnu'.lr'i'

'T'liri'c in-yr llF'IilllI'il floi-l tri-, buies. In'orineni In (Ihi:-rli (fame-l lery.

Cm-cl Of Thanks

The rwiitzxi. of the isle Mrs. F'.iiI.abeih I.;m-V wxtrnri tlizinka to Mrs l.:iiira Flllslli Dr Peter Mut- Don.-ld. fvsci r -rid llfll"liiinI'S al-o :'msr- who .-Wit iivrs.-lives of sym- puliiy.

IN MFMQRIAM

ory of llr IIIIIIFII ll. ll.ir-lulu-lIl:In.i who pas'-Nl away 3l:irr-h Glh. I953.-

Luvinzly llememlwrerl hv Wife and lnlugtitrr Beth.

IN MEMOIRIAM

School Reports

LUWI-ill BEIDIJQUE SCHOOL (l"ehruur.v report)

Grade X: 1. Robert. Montgomery; 2. EI'lf' Jeffery; 3, Ronald Wright.

Grade VIII: 1, Hartley Arsen- auli: 2. Alan Colleil: .'l, Lorne Hol- land.

Glade Vll: I. iiailiijxn Jeffery; 2 Anne Learri; 3, Vr-Ida A159". auil. l

Grade Vi: l. Alan Wright; 2. Ruby Arsenault.

Grade IV: i. Janet Afflevk; 2.. Joan Afiierki '1, Hohhv Arscnauli.

Grzilie Ill: 1. Privy Affiei-k; 2'. N.'.ni'y AIVPHHUII.

Grade II: 1. Marjorie Hnllanrl.i

Grade I: i. Mr.-imi Affler-k.' Douglas Arsenauli and Jeanie lVr)izhi.

Te;-rhr-r. Velma Marlilareliern.

sr. MARY'S .acam::ur

(Honor Roll February) Grade )(-I Elizabeth Doucetir:

2. Catherine Praught; 3. Mae Ar. senauit.

Gl'1I('l8 IX l. Cveiaidiiie Noonan and Cm-rneiia Gallant; 2 Myra, Murphv.

Grade VIII -1. Ann Ronan; 2. Patricia Grant; 3. Marjorie Noon- an.

Grade VIII-1. rick; 2. Marcia Arsenauli; Ann Arsenauit.

Grade VI-I. Ma:')oi'ir- Bernarri; 2 Sr-.iome Wedge; 3. Hilda Lr-Clair.

("-rude V-i. Ruth rbompson; 1. Jiyce Cion, 3 Carroll Cioy.

Grade IV -4 I. Arthur Noonan, Ull'l'Z,laS Mtiihollaiid. Iiowai'd Gul- lant. I-lrirnoiid Wedge, 2. Danny Murphy, Kenncth. Prauzht. James Muilin; 3 Norman Arsenault, Ai- i:m hliVlf'l'nllL.

GE'.”I(IP IV--l. Mary Betty Jenn Callaghan; IIIP, Pniliips.

('-rude IV -7 I. Delphine auli. 2. Joan Warren; 3. Mccormack.

Grade III -1 Blair Arsenauit; Giiigzui.

Grade III-l. Melvin Gallant, Paul Krlly; 2. Terrence Arsenault; 3. R.oberl Gaudet.

Grade III--1. Annette Arsenault; 12. Sylvia Bernard; 3. Marlene Le- Clair.

Grade III-1. Jcan Driscoll; 2. Erma Blacquiere. Diane Lemma; 3. Diane Martin.

Grade II-1 Eileen Praught; 1. Sharon Lee Richard. Joan Mur- phy, 3. Linda Olscamp, Stella Le- Blane

Norma Fitzpat- 3. Elsie

Driscoil; 2. 3. Kather- Arsen- Myrna John Grant; 2. 3. James Mc-

',. Iniing nu-mnrv of John A.' Blue. ivlm iI.IxM"fl imui Havel: 7th. I9."-l.

.-Is il ivuiulerl'ul father in! think of: you. I

In niemorir-9. that are foml and; true; 1

The home has lost. but find lmai gilim-(l.

one of the lwsl the uurlil run- Liimwl.

l.iiviIiul) ltruir-lulu-wil luv his Wife-

aud Funuiy.

IN MFMQRIAM

In loving nirinory ul' our llI'-If Mother, Mrs. .UlllI4' Hzirren. who pzlsscil IIIHIV Marci) Mh. l.'i2.'I.

(lone from us luil I:-iiviilz nu-murics Dciiili ran ncxcr (.Ilu- mun tfcinuries (li.il uvll .IlVl'&I)s ling:-r

sutherlandz I. Merton Bruoo.

Mary Lo.Pien'e.

Grade IV-1. Helen Wholon; I. Angus Campbell.

Grade III-1. George M.:cPhee, damn Campbell; 2. Helen La Pierre.

urade II (A)--I. Claude Lo t'1eI'l'e.

Grade II (B) -I. Frumer Mac- Phee, Loo Mclnnie, 1. Ann Camp- bell.

Grade I (Au--I. Gary Young.

Grade I (B) - 1. Anne Rose. Margaret Sutherland, Albert Whalen; 2. Vernon Garrett; 3. George Campbell. '

Cirauc I (C)--I. Mae MacPhee: 2. Robert MacPhee.

Perfect a'.'.cndai.ce for the

mouth: Elora Chins. Jerry Euth- eriand. Theresa Whalen. Frances MacPhee and Mac MacPhee. Highest average. senior grades: wesroiiaose. 33.10.;-. Junior grades. Helen Whalen, 957... I-iernice Maci'-thee. teacher.

NVERNESS BCHOO (luff-yearly report)

Grade IX G 1. Charity MacDon- 3. Valerie

aid. 2. Joan Biggar; Costain.

Grade VIII - I. Marlyn Shar- bell; 2. Aldon: Biggar; 1. Clovis Maynard.

Grade VII - I.Hollis McFadyen; 2. Eunice MacDonald.

Grade VI - 1. Carol Biggar.

Grade V --- 1. Madonna Mac- Donald: 2. Carl Maynard; 3. Hil-

ton Wilson. Grade IV G 1. Florence Cough-

lin, 2. Colleen Sharbell; 3. Judy

Bigizar.

Grade III l. Lillian Coughiin; 2. Everett Couziilin; 3. George Phillips.

Grade II (sr.) -- 1. Cynthhia MavDougail; 2. Nancy Bigger; 3.' James Phillips.

Grade II ipzi -- l. Everett Big- gar; 2. Francis Maynard 3. Bio e.

Sharbell.

Grade I ism - l. Robina Milli-W

gap: 2. Marjorie Milligan.

Grade I ljrl Claude Fred- erickson; 2. Clifford MacDonald; 3. Bruce Reeves.

Highest average in senior grades Charity MacDonald, 969;.

Highest average in Junior Grades. Florence Coughlin, 9995.

Teacher, Mrs. Oscar MacNeill.

l.lAEASANT GROVE SCHOOL (January report)

Grade IX: 1. Mary O'Connell; 2. Leo McCahe; 3. James Morri- EON.

Grade VIII: 1. Blanche MacDon- alrl; . pl1)lllS MacDonald; -3, Shir-

Gl'.lflf' ii 1 Robert l-l'l('.iti"..l'. 2. William Mclnuis. 3. Rodney Savi- ciaui

Grade Ii -i Jllditil Dnucetle. 1. Eli7.a.belh Ami Gaudei; 3. Helen Arsenault.

Grade II- I. (icorge MCNEII; 2. Alfred Arsenauli; 3. Paul Gaudet.

-S. CIlRIS'I:0PHER'S CROSS SCHOOL (February Honor Roll) Grzide IX---1. Charles Brodci'ir-it

:1 Mona Handrahan; 3. David Har-

per.

Grade VIII-i. Wendell Harper; 2. Ann Broderick; 3. Ruth Harrier; 4 Riy Keoiigli.

Gl'-iflir VI-l, Philip Harper; 2 , r'.ll('F Harper; 3, Joanne Handra- l han I Gradn V-l Frances Ann Gai- 'ian?. 2 Winston Keoiiszh; .1. Jean Hnudmlinii

lI,V . rran.

Grade Vll: l. Hubert Morrison: 2 Anne Morrison: 3. Richard Lew- loi.

Grade II I. Patricia O'Connell. 7 Vincent O'Connell; 3. Joseph Caswell.

Grade V: I, ll'illiani Doyle: 2, (Ray MacDonald; 3. David Corri-

gan. Grade IV: i. Maurice O'Connell.

St. columlia And Vicinity .. 'MlI65 Margaret Jarvis. who, has spent the past months in: R-othesay,.N. B. has returned to the home of her parents at St. Coiumba. ; Mrs. John S. Jarvis and soul Bernard were week-end visitors ml Charlottetown, where they visited, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Campbell. i Mr. D. L. Cheverie was a recent visitor to East Baltic, guest of Mr. J. A. Mar'Piiee.

A card party was held on Feb. 24. at the home of Mr. John Mac-: Phee. The usual players were pres- ent and 1. good sum was realized. A special prize was won by Mini Paul Fisher. ,

On March I, the last card party? of the season was held at the home.' of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Caren. A1 special prize was won by Mr. Prancisi Murphy. and all went home feel-i lng they had spent an r-n.ioyab1r,' evening. Much credit is due Lliisi group who cooperated so well andi

made the parties I real success. Mr. Leroy .Miller motored to. Charinueiow n tho week-end ofi

February 26.

: Mr. John R. Gallant who has 'been cutting pulp wih Lerov Mi.ler.l

is now at his home in Charlotte- p town.

i Mr. RXli)Pl'l Whaler). Halifax, is ,now spending some time with his uncle, Henry in East Baltic. The heavy sleet of last week .pla,yed havoc uiih the Irees iesper-ialiy the younger ones. They 1VlErE so heavily laden that they ibroke in many pl3L'E'S. The tele- phone wires too were on the groundl .in 1. good many plat-es. On March' id, Q group from Island Telephone

Co., passed through. picking up, ,luies and fastening them to they lpoles again. That particular slP9l storm was the worst in the recoi- lection of most people. i

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The sympathy of this commun-' ty goes out to the bereaved mam-l bers of the late Monsignor Sil, John, whose funeral look placei Monday morning at St. Mary's? in souris. The large church was filled as Pontifical Requiem High Mass was cclebratr-d for the reposcl of his soul. and a huge croud fol-- lowed his remains to the Rdjfiin-. cemetery, where his i'P.Il'iaiIis were solemnly lain to rest. -, The I-onrlilion of the roads arel surh that Mr. Columba Campbell! has had to use a railroad trolley on 1 which in transfer the mails to East. 'Balt.ir: and Elmira from Souris.