a Prince Si. Home

, 1953 .11-5.Y..ZZ

& School Ass'n Annual Meeting

xiis. G.B. Whiteslde was elected

isidciit of Prince Street Home ind School Association at their an u'il meeting held last evening "vii lmore than 90 in attendance. i”,,l,.5 Mex, Mathcson, Mrs. G. B. iuicsitie and Miss B. Pound were ntcd delegates to attend the .,,,,,u,-ti meeting of the Provincial immc and School Association on Jul) clgiijiveliensive report. on the --iniiiics of the association was m.,,s(.mcd by the president, Dr. Hiic-Viczir in addition to the sub-

missioiis by various chairmen of -- uittccs.

lvglliltlf officers elected were: vice Mr. Ernest Worth; sec-

W nppoi

OEHTHAL GUARDIAN

JUST RECEIVED large ship- ment of outdoor furniture includ- ing lawn swings. chairs and chaise lounges. Sfmprsons-Sears, Char- lottetown Store.

VISIT HI-STYLE MILLINERY, 163 U2 Gt. George St. With the many new arrivals this week we have lists for every occasion. Come in and select yours now. Every stylcilli-Style.

POLICE (IOIJRT-In the City Police Court yesterday morning before Magistrate K. M. Martin. ia local man was fined S10 and costs for driving a motor vehicle through a red light. A resident of Vernon River ivas fined 5100 and costs for operating a motor ,vchicle while his faculties were limpairctl by alcohol.

GARRISON OFFICERS MESS -Major R. D. fcGillivray was elected president at the annual meeting of the Garrison Officers Mess held recently in the Mess Other officers named included Maior Ralph Dumont, vice-presl- deiit: Capt. F.. L. Hume, treas- urer; and Licut. O. W. Dockyer. secretary. Members of the Mess

l),::,:m)tMiss Eleanor Maccaullz :,,.:,;,j-Cy, Miss Lynnic Altken; ,i.-ii-i'aiiiiiic coiiimlttce, Mrs. E. Inf”-,.;, Mrs. William Rogcrson, R,,,., My. Dunbar. Mr. .1. A. S. Wil- '-zims mcmbci-ship, Mrs. Pcnke, '.,..s'i-at-user, Mr. Evcrctt. Platts mil Mr. ilebcr Jones; hospitality ('ii:1illiliiCt3, Mrs, Rclz. MHCNUU-

Elmer Sutherland and Mrs.

, Agnew. iirlicmiis rcfrcshnicnts were serv-

,.,, i.t- the cateriuil Commmee ,.h.j1il)rtIliL(ili the meeting to it ,,1,..'Nm,- conclusion. Miss Lillian

u.i.KviiLie directed the following

P-pf:llllliTiC of entertaining feat-

um nliicli were fully 9"i0yECl3 ,c..;,gs-Grade VI: "Twelve Gray

rnhruig" iHaydni,; "You'll Get 31,.--cl tPrirr)'l- ,, Piriiio duct: ltFrom Hollan

,l',ii,1i(l - Pamela Stewart and Caiol iAlll) Michael.

solo: "The Pixie Piper"

Vocal - . ..im1,v MacDonald. y 1 solo: "Leaf Fliirrlcs"(Car- 4,1-y Sondra Sutlicrlanti

V...-,.i still): "A Bcuquct of Rose- iolii Frcnchi- Christine

ll.'l'- ' :tf..,,fo:tl. ,,

3:...-.-s.-(;i'ade VI: "Folk Dance li)ltlllFil Tiinei: Round-"Voices ; -'S;i',l(u' Litc" (Irish Tune).

lluiiui duct: ”A Romll" (Kirby- ttgqmn. .Susan Wliitcsitle and Re- licrm Nnsli. , ,,

Piaiiu solo: "Three Blind Mice tTill)ll.1l50lit 4Janct Matiieson.

Vimii solo: "Fill Dyki-'i"TsM3ld" H(ii;l'l'!liil. ,

i'i.ii,-i solo: ”Iiivcntiou in E Ml- ,,,,.- ,B,q('lil- Wallace Platts.

;: gs, (Erotic, VI: "Three Little

v.i,.-p, two part. lMilfnrdv: "All 'r---nuzii the Night" twitlr descant. -Vcisli nlrl.

1::-:

BIRTHS. MARHIAGES. DEATHS

50c Per Insertion

niii'riis'--

.lllT(iHEl.I.- A! the Charlotte liospifnl, Tillll'5fll'l,i, .-Vlsiy 14th, 1053, in x 2 and Airs. II. E. Mitchell. U!'.'l:ii'i T:-.u-.i(iic, a daughter.

ZIIIIIKRISIIN -- At the king's F-v..ni;.' Mcniorial Hospital on May '.list in Iilr. and Mrs. John Dan ,llni'i:s-iii, iu'llIlll'lliIlL', ii ilaiiglitcr, ii-c 252'. 5 ilvs, -1 l, 2 oz.

Iil'(iIlI.VA.V - At the Sutherland l iiOSDli.Ii, Pictoii. N. 5.. 7th, 1053, to Mr. and Mrs. i,-mi-.zi llurliriiiaii (Alena MacDon- nlril .1 daughter, Lynn Bernice. 10 its til ms.

DEATHS t Sillrll--At New Argyle, May 21, Mrs. Frank H. Smith in her 71st yrar. ftcmains are resting at her ln'r rrsidciicc. Funeral will be held Snuiirlnv afternoon, May 23, with a short service at the home at 130 pm., followed by service at Cniioc Cove Church at 2:00 p.in.

ii-.imrir.t in New Dominion Cem- clcr-.

Iilinl: --Hllfldtlllly at the Char- iiiiltiiiilll llospitnl Tliiirsday. May 31, LlI.');l, Joseph H. Dranc. 312

iiiiillllltllfi Street. in his 40th year. an inmains will be transferred ”.,l,llll lilt' A. A. Hcnncssey Funeral

ill!" to the residence of his girl,-:ic:: firs. Margaret iinme, 150 -,-'0'-ii 5-iicct, upon completion of '.iiici:il arraiigcnicnts.

l,,f,l;S1,,l-.I.I.,()-Iii the Charlottetown

-ill-lli, i"hiirscl:i,v. May 21, M”, ACIIPS ('nstell(i. iiu...ii' of the late flmn-..is A. Costello. 'lf7 Euston -”i- . in her 5;'iid year. The re. iicrc lrnllSlCl're(i lost even- M,-Mllilllll the AA. l-luiiiics-::y Fu-

-- llnmc to her late rcsldcncc.

iiliicrnl lilii take place on ' l- mm ui: at 8.45 to st, l)iiust;iiils Br

, , V Intcrmcnt Ro- L.'liil0il(7 Ccinctcry.

N.D. Maolean

UN DERTAKER. EDIBALBIER Cliarlottetown and North Wlltshlre PHONE 149

M:-',,"", CHARLO'I'I'ETowN FUNERAL HOME

78 Itluston St. PHONE 508

("i,',"'ll,l:'le Funeral and m ulance Service. -I)Iractors-. 11 Ii. ”"'"rr .1. w. nmtennn

also discussed tentative plans for -the holding of .1 Coronation Ball ncxt month.

,, W , THE GUARDIAN. Increase in Bali Traffic

Both imports and exports flu the Borden-CapeTormen;ine ferry route showed an increase during ed chairman 0, the Adwso,

'y Board

SI::,x:,u:,,oo,:,,hAg;ll,a;?m::edT,: to the Canadian National Institute 5' ' for the Blind at the annual meet-

exports from this Provirrnsparked mg held on May 20 at me Chm,

by an increase in potato shipm- ents, rose from 1,485 cars to 1,767 &,?::tz.:;1Vl:,:tei',o;Tnt txzxcghaiggsggs cam Impala we” up A” 1-'58 Theasurer and Mrs J T. Rodd ml.” compared to 1.250 last. year. amen; of the c,w,A,' ' Potato shipments showed a 325 Mr, B, EH1 MacDonald 'MLA carload increase to 1,340 from the WM elected secretary, in 5i,CCe'55iO,',' Lawn,” A6?” 1952' Turml” we” to Mrs. H. L. Palmer whose resigna- 2.?.w.Z'". d..”.Z2”.."l.3.i.' Fl".'.f”3'3 3”" ”E.'.'fJifft Y5?” i" -”"f. T” , v c an re e , and miscellaneous carloads drop- ”3II3hgEHj31-esldent'5 ndlaresf 325,1, Wm, Pod Wm 10-'5 to 95- Scrap Iron the activities of the advisory board 7 93" 1851 Y”? W during the past year and the scope Among pthe imports coal was :31, V1311” M ii” work iiqoneuby - orence vans a ri . nearly double this year with 168 home teacher who gave insliillctirgllg CH3 85 889103 84 llllt 3131'. End to 9 adult blind persons in this, gin); E;I,;iouDril3anB;Bf)!e::5edxT;f);)ndlif to protvlnce from October to January, . e mm 35, 1173 to I80, but brick and cement showed an increase from 23 to 41. stittute having taken -over the can- Of the cars shipped from the teen at the Provincial Sanatorium: Province 1,048 had their origin at and it is expected that the standi points be tw een Charlottetown, at Falconwood Hospital would be in Summerslde and Borden; 418 at operation shortly. Social and recrea- points east and south of Char- ticnal activities have increased. the lottctown: and the balancc of 321 report stated with bowling commitme- west of Suinmerslde. Of the lin- ing in November at which assis- ports 1,213 cars were destined to tance was supplied by U16 Char-

Lt. Col. K. S. Rogers was reelect-

The President reported the In l

.'E'1III)AI' .. The Merle Lane

Fl'NIiRAI. I . ifuncrzil of the late ,.Vl;ilicl. York. was

,flii(lrIl0Oll. There was a short scr- ,vico at the home, service in York llniiecl Church. Scrvlccs were conducted by Rev. .J. M. Sproulc. Pallbearers were iAltoii Newman, Parker .l'cwell,; iRi('iliITii Vcssey. Alvin Macl.augli-E iiill. lioitnrii Walls ilflfi Layton: .l.ewis. lnlcrmciit in the church, iccnicicry.

BANK RENOVATIONS -- Ex- tensive alterations are being made to the prcmiscs occupied by the llziiik of Montreal, Grrifinii Si. i,The outside stone steps have liecii lrcniovcd and will be replaced by

ismallcr steps inside the front ,iloors. The main floor is to he ilowercri and extended further

,hat'i(. Changes are to lac made in the present vault and an entirely new vault is planned for the RC- rommodation of customers rcqiiir- ing safely dcposit boxes. The ivork is being done by M. F. Schurman Co. Ltd.

I Slll'RI-IMII covmi M The 'plainiiff's evidence was concluded iyr-stci'tla,v in the suit of Marilyn lfreue llrynnton. plaintiff by her next friend Stanley Bryanton vs Aiistln Maye, defendant and the case adjourned iiiitll the 29th. Her father represents the six-year-old plaintiff in the still for injuries re- ceived last. .ltily 19th when she was struck crossing Longwnrth Avenue by a motor vehicle owned and on- erated by the defendant. Mr. xi,

side and Charlottetown: 168 to held yesterday fpolnts east and south of the city; -and 107 to places west of Sum- fnllowcil h,v,merside.

points between Borden, Sumi:icr- l0il6i-Own Lion's Club.

The club also presented a new tall-ling book machine which has been placed in the home of one of our blind persons, and is being greatly enjoyed. There are hundred and slxtytwo blind persons in the Province. ac- cording to the Advisory Board re- , cords.

Ayl-sh"-es Renowned Field Secretary White reported an increase of 14 blind persons in the province during the year. The pre-

The April number of Ayrshire vention of blindness programme is Review has an article of interest being carried on throughout the to Maritime Ayrshire breeders. province. contributed by the Cattle Breeding A campaign objective of 37,000 Association of Waterloo. Hamilton, was agreed upon for funds to carry and Oxford, Ontario, and refers to out the budget for this year; the their artificial insemination pro- campaign to begin on October 26. Ject. The following were elected to the

It is as follows; Advisory Board for the year of

Recently a. nine-man committee 1953-543 Chairman. 001. K. S. Ro- conslstlng of the most progressive '-'el'S: l5i- V169. Judge C. St. Clair Ayrshire breeders in this district TFMDOTC 2Hd- Vice. Sydney T- plodded through the pedigrees of Green? Secretary 3- Earle MEC- muny sires nominated for service. Dmlald: Treasurer. Mr. T. D. De- All facts and information, regard- moist P353 PT?-Sldeni. MT. Wt C'- ing type, production and proven F05i91'- D13 -1- 5- Clark. ME HOV families were considered, resulting C”dm0T9- C0l- L90 17- M3CD0T19l(l. in a final decision vvhlch narrowed M” 5. lvliamlell C'"11dei- M13 W- utc field to two bulls. or the two 5- Grant. Mrs W- -7- P- Ma0Mi1,1an- selected. one was Kcndoral Fash- i M” L9”lC N00”3"- Ml'5- 13- -7- Riley: ion King, R gu,..ycm.,Old bun at Mrs. J. T. Rodd, Pres, of the C.W.A. present in use in Sam Pattisonls Oi” 0' l'”w” mem,b"5 A”: M” J. F- heard in Elora, Ontario. King is a Amem Summmndci Mali” P9”-V son 0, Glengarry B” 0- Fashion, Boudreault, Georgetown: Judge J. recently crowned 'Preferentlal 3' DeSR'0Ch”' M0”mgm." Mr" w”' Three Siar'-the highest rating in "am L" DHLHMYI Ke”5”mm"5.M”- advanced circles for dairy bulls. Clarence Mncaulgimi ""me.r RN": The d,,,,, of King in kendom Mr. J, A. Gallant. Sirmmersidc; Mr. Duchess Queen, E mp cow 0, me Harry MacKay, Mount. Stewart: Mr. breed, whose best record is 15.134 Jim" MaCL””' s0”m7 Ml" Cw”

Island Bred

Alban P'm'fl'i9r, Q C. is counsel for the plaintiff, Mcssrs. H. F. Mac- Phcc, QC.. and IC. Somcrled Traiiior for the defendant.

CANADIAN CRIIISER IN PORT --The M.V. Canadian Cruiser ar- rived in port yesterday morning at 5 orlock and clocked at tiic Railway wharf where 400 punch- eons of molassrs were unloaded for city firms. The ship is scheduled to leave for Quebec city this morn- ing where the balance of her cargo Qconslstlng of 6.000 tons of sugar iwlll be unloaded after which the lrun to Montreal will be completed. The Canadian Cruiser is under comand of Captain O'Hara and carries a crew of 50 men. Full cargo was taken on at Kingston. Jamaica. with Charlottetown the first port of call since sailing. The trip north was remarkable for con- stant calmness and intense heat which registered 90 degrees for sev- eral days.

Leard Albertons Mr. John Mvrick lb . ilk, 640 lb . I t, 423'," l 365 .' ' , - ' ldasyslls ,, 4,,,ea:,o,l:,, ” n Tlgnish: Mlr. Peter Pate, 0Leary; i "One other son. Kendoral Bright ML Rcgimd Rodgem Bo-went

,Bo,v. was in this unit previously and his popularity was one of the 'deciding factors in King's favour.

E ltKcndoral Duchess Queen was

,bred by W. W. Anderson and Sons, . St. Peter's Bay. P. E. Island, and 5is still a member of their fine accredited hard. This year she presented her proud owner with a fine heifer calf.

"A full brother of Kcndoral Fa- shion King is in use as herd sire ion Mr. Anderson's farm and is

Following are the results of spring examinations for registra- tion and license. Association of Nurses of Prince Edward Island:

,,he Wm, you would expect ,0 mm Miss Agnes G. Boylan, Lake

. i . , Verde.

iglgngdigg ?:,:,?l:l,o..( me breeds out Miss Maisle E. McMahon, Ken- sington.

Miss Laura J. McKcnna. Mont-

the club-sponsored summer camps 38””-

and picnlm. The matter of the Ml” R059 13- GTll'li"- NEWWWD

Annual Meeting Of Institute Of Blind

, one, The Wgmeredidemonstration of singing by pup- suddemy ill

CHARLOTTETOWN

Al)-egweil Back On Borden lloule

The Carferry "Abegweit" re- turned from drydock late Wednes- day evening and took up Her regu- lar schedule between Borden and Tormentine yesterday morning.

The Prince Edward Island, whlclf had been covering the run on a twenty-four hour schedule for some time in an endeavour to keep the traffic moving, will be continued iii the service for: sev-', cral days until the freight yards: at both terminals have

cd where the Abegiveit can carry on alone.

iiioductloii and for the best mule

l)eentBiigden this city who has been ,: . , .. ; d- 1 - , cleaned up and a condition reach- i chosen , to ' ,mm '5” rs or awry is up ' festival of Lower New Brunswick lhigh schools at Moncton tomor- WW 5””'”9”" Mid evemnm Fm” I qucsts for canvassers sent out liyiaskcd about

PAGE FIVE I

t,Iled Cross campaign Now

illeaching 320000 Mark

While still far from the provln- very busy time on the farm wr- Cllil 0ll.iQi'ilI'e, the 1953 Red Cross consider it a duty and a privilcg-- Cziinpuign returns now total in to contribute to such a wortiii the vicinity of l520.0t)(i wiiii (:iiai'- caiise." gicitetoivirs receipts slightly alieadi Mr. and Mrs. Wilson MacDonald tof the same time last ycanlunderlnok the canvass of Joini- ,Quecii's County results are com- xtonls River district this your ,ing in well, but there are still R,'iViii”I good results. There has been lirrt-at many districts to rt-porL.'no Red Cross canvass in this ;I)ue to an untivoiilnble ticiziy tlieiarca during the past few ye-an icniixass is just getting undorwayzantl the MacDonald's vicre plea. "fl lin most of Prince (lounty outsidcito be able to report, when mink- isiimmersidc but the Chnirmon,;ing their returns, that they i'lPIilI'i .Mr. R. T. Ilenihorn, expects to-liciirty commendation of the dlilCi- ;linve a good report to make aboutient fled Cross services in each of iilP end of May. King's County is the iioincs they visited. ifziirly ticli organized and evcryi Mr. ('.;irl Wood of FIirniinX?iI'I -iii -Willy iclfoil is being made in sociire at ivhosr: home a Red Cross Firs! lAld Post is located and operated received at l'tctl,voiuniarily by several members oi llcadquariers in-his family who have rrL'eivcd Red response to re- Cross First Aid Training, when the cniivnss in his

oliuvin IIJUVE is Mr.

adjudicate a drama- 1,,.,,,.,,, ,,,,,,,,z

Cross ('eimpaign Cliaiiotielown in

SC"00i5, We Wk1"8 P8” Willi 596' i,Brig. iv. w. Reid, as Proviiiciziiidisirict i-npiii-cl: "l mu either

M pllzes I07 the 0”l'SmndmK,l'iniiiuign Chairman. revcnl ih.'ii'li.'ivo sonicr-iie r'r)iiN't or colic:-t

, liliosn contacted have a keen np-lmysr-if if it can be left llilili

W K t H ,C;:,"Fm:g ,1,i:d5,hOrxQ'gl;1:Eg:,” iirmirilinii of the valiinlilc sorviccslnlmiii ihc middle of .liino since i ' , ijivw 1- - ti iril fth - -

e ,),,,,,ed by Mm, Bugden, He ,5 M, , gl:,lnIl,;;,,,,lOl,t,1V::d,)Phhy1,fiiis gr:-at or we nil in in m : n n troll

pe:"eti to return over the neck-i

And School Assoc. ,. T... annual .?.E".uL. of tho w...,Cify Employee

Kent Home and School Associa- ,tion was held in the school Audit-i ,orlum Wednesday evening with a ,large attendance. Mr. F. A. Largc,i QC. presided.

l meeting opened with a

of its sub-iping season at. the prriscnt time. srrihcrs who are its nimnlinrs. .lle adticd iil'li, in the meaiitiiiie.

.Vlr. .lohii DuPnsquici, of For-r-stilie would try to have the young H-ii, iiiiu, uiiii his itzfr-, oprrroics people iii the rizsiriri promote A Long Yzillrgv Farm wiicrc rr-:islcr- (lancr: in aid of tho flcd (frriss.

mi Slinriliorns are the spctiiilfy Tiic Bordon Woincnls lnstitulo

. Ii.l'iil'5I -”I will he giarl Io co-irr-ccnii,v held a colic solo in hnnst D S d I opcrrile and take care of tho col-itlio amount of the s:ilis:ci'iptioiis u iiikiilli: in Forest Hill tl:slrict they expert. to coilcii from 7: pi Aiiil my wife's help. lit-spite aihriusc to imiiso cniiviss ill iii"

inriir Iuliirc.

Mr. Joseph Drane who becamc about 6 o'clock lasi

,1 f G d Iv - , evening, passed away shortly after I 0 0 S O m 6 under the dime he had been taken to the Char-i, 1

,iion of Mr. Horace MacEwen. The -monthly class room prize for the greatest parent representation at the meeting was won by Miss Hig- gins' Grade IV class.

Mr. Earle Baker was called upon ,nnd reported that the School Board were hopeful that the City Coun- Icil would soon give a final decis- ion concerning the High School SiillftlIOll.

10 H

V.:ual that 3507.25 had been ,.which, supplemented by a Govern- ment grant had enabled the (Jin-

jector, a fllin

,IlS8 of the

Earl Baker and Mr. Earl Taylor. tis was held, with members taking part:

ris and H. B. Armstron--. subject.

on the

during a fire drill.

with their improvements.

and its members present this re- port to a. meeting of 'the School m

The president reviewed the acti- vities of the year, pointing out the achievements which had been ac- complisliecl. The treasurer reported a balance on hand of 528.77 after

ing to 336.04 had been paid. m Mr. Andrew Likely,

for the nominations commlttee,1;i

Pl ' u d ulpment. given by CFO”-

,h:”rc",,f; (:3 use on the City Miss Anita J. McNeill. Bummer- Squaras several years ago and side.

which has now been removed, was Miss Mary Gallant. also discussed. Station.

Wellington,

Past President, F.A. Large, Q.C,: w president. Frank Jelks: vice-presl- lo dent. and program convener, Rol- and Taylor; secretary. J. B. Lar-

age, has beci: employed in the Works Department of the Corporation for the last 15 years. l-le is survived by his widow and one young child mother. in; in the city. Dr. Pnuston, reporting for the reside in Montreal and two broth- 000 mlmlmest Aid Committee, xeportedlers collectcdl also survive.

inittee to purchase a sound pro- city's , strip projector, a niachlnes arrived. here. ,daylight screen and a three speed machines cost a total , , 'rccord player and attachments my but city engineer W. D. Hurst esti- against the Board and ' - Stool, with 8. balance 'm-"W95 on mind or 535,50 to be used to year by eliminating manual sweep- buy other lncidentals. The mach- mg- in(s were on hand and were dem. ””'mpr'"-m--m:- ”"5”ili9d 10 "1050 l3””'” i by Mr. kin: trcasurcr. Miss Marv Gambit-' with loml A I chairman class room moihcrs,Mrs'.l pane discussion u d tl R H . chairmanship of Mr, Frfiniir cu: KERR, 1;().1T'p,.0pm.w and me um, feet from February 18 although ority granted the Board by Order.- me following Nichoison; pubnmiy, Rmph'Rup,-ltiie empowering Order-in-Council in-Council September 5. 1950 is M1'5- MOP Ht: executive member, fatt, Ivan Nicholson, Jlarry Mor- Pi-owsc.

"Report on conditions in approved with the West Kent Scchool and fire drill.” the president, Mr. The members pointed out the con- advised that he would be unable T” E .

ditioiis found at the school during to serve. Dr. G. H. Houston was h r two recent visits, one of whichwas appointed president for the com-

The panel pre- ing year. scnted a coinpreliensme. report of W. Reid, seconded by

the existing conditionr. together Prowsc. Mrs. R. R. Bell was -fill-it,

recommendations for pointed convcner of refrcshincntsi It was moved and committee for the closing activities? seconded that the panel chairman of Grade X. i The meeting closed with refresh-

Board for action. lomics mum,

Cxpelldltures my the year 5m0”nt' thanks to Dr. Simpson, Dr. Heli- reporting county

bT0l-lEl1i- ln ll” l0ll0Wln8 D55 0f ticnt there, also to the many kind officers for 1953-54: 1,-

tteiown Hospital by ambulance

IS death was attributed to n

heliiflrt. who was 39 years Bd'

City A runner and potato producer,Ordc-r 20 on March 30th (when has given notice that he intendsiprice control was discontinued) to sue the Prince Edward Island Mr. Dawson claims that he wits Potato Marketing Board for s20,-,prevented front disposing of elglii Murdock Dawson of-cars of Cobbler certified seed. 10 Albany yesterday served a noticecors of Green Mountain table of action on Donald A. McDonald.',stock and five cars 'f Scbago.table chairman of the Board and filed alstock which he could not. sell in Prothonotary lnicomplinnce with Board mlnimuni stating that onclpi-ices and that subsequently hi-

and also his Stephen Drane liv- Tliree sisters who

Mrs.

living clsewliere in Canada

WINNIl':EfCv--iCP-i -Two of the Copy with the