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mg many ll'le,lI 111 emm or ...'i'.l”.”.f'”..'.. Mccnrvlll, which occurred ,, ma home on January ltth in
th ear. r ”':nZ5hea)ith had been imptlnd "" ” "5"."..””'i3in”i.'i3' 3.'.i.iEi'2?.I inlay. - um
i nds of his beloved pastor, grv hllrniicis McQUIild-
His family were summoned and all with the exception of his ml'.ngest daughter Mai-guerlte, whose husband is at Pfuem WP tioned in Ankara. Turkey. had the consolation of beins by hi! l Conscious to the last, he pgssfd away as he had lived. mlmly gnd peaceful. saying tohis W”-owing family, "We must sub- mit to the will of God." ,
He leaves. along with an un- blemished name. a homestead. mended and improved by honest Em-ci work, not excelled in the ..,mmunity. faithfully helped in this by his wife, nee Anna Cal- hghan, Lot 65.
His largely attended funeral to st, Malachi! Church took place can Friday, Jan. 18th. Requiem Mass was chanted, and prayers lg, me grave recited by Rev. Fath- ed McQuaid. His four sons and sons-in-law Alden Greenan and Wm. Griffin were pallbearers. The funeral was under the cap- able management of L. A. Monag- lian, undertaker.
He leaves to cherish the niem- My of a kind, loving husband and father. his sorrowirig wife and five daughters and four sons, viz:
(Mary) Mrs. Alden Grecnan, Emerald: (Eileen) Mrs. J. R. Brand, Sudbury. Ont.; (Kathleen) Mrs. Wm. Griffin, New Wiltsliire; (Theresa, R..N..) Mrs. Jas. H. Mc- Guigan, Kinkors: (Marguerite)
Mrs. Sgt. w.l-I. Woollam. Canada 3
gmhossy, Ankara, Turkey: Gerald at home: Vernon. Kiiikora; Wil- frid. Montreal: Everett, at home. Also surviving are one sister llbfary) Mrs. Peter Greenan, Brae. and fourteen grandchildren. Wreaths were received from the Matron and staff of P.C. Hospi- ml. and from Northern Electric company of Montreal.
Masses
wife and family, 5.
Mr. and Mrs. Aden Greenan, Emerald.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. H. Mccuigaii, Kinliorzi.
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Brand. Sudbury. Ont. -
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Griffin. New Wiltshire.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Woollam. liiikars. Turkey.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfrid McCorviil, Montreal.
Mr and Mrs. Vernon Mccarviil. Kinkora.
Mrs. Peter Greenan, Brae.
Sisters St. Martha, Kinkora Courcnt.
League of the Sacred Heart.
Members C.W.L. Kinkora Sub- Division. r
Mn. Annie Mccarvill. Borden.
Mr. Leonard Mccarvill, Borden.
Mr. Roy Mccarvill, Borden.
Mrs. Lillian McCarvill, Borden.
Mrs. Owen Mccarvlli, Kinkora.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Trainor, Al-
bll1l'. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Callaghan, Alberton.
Mr. and Mrs. Emmett McNeill, Wellington.
Mrs. Rose Fit-zsimmons. Char- lottetown.
Miss Irene Callaghan. Charo lottetown. wltlr. John Callaghan, Charlotte-
Wll
Mr. and Mrs. Mslaehias Callag- han, Charlottetown.
Mrs. Regina. Doyle, ch'town.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Dart. Char- lotteiown.
Mr. Vernon McQuaid. ch'i.own.
Mr. and Mrs. Aden Mulligan. Kinkora Mrs. Patrick Creighan, Char- iottetown.
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Mcxenns. Bedcque.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Murphy, Freetown.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Morris, Kin- knrn. i k Mr. and Mrs. Earl Duffy, Kiri- orn.
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Gallant. Clyde River. -
Miss Regina Callaghan. New Wiltshiie.
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Mulligan, Kiiikora.
Mrs. Catherine Mccabc. Cam-
lilac Mrs.
Issu. John D. Mocsrvili and Kirikora.
. Mr. and Mrs. Alden Greenaii. Toronto. Ont. Mrs. liellx Morrison. Ch'town. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mccsrviil, Klnkors. Mrs. Maria '1'. uexenna. Kin-
hon. r. Ju. M. Greensn and fam- ily. Kinkora.
Mr. and Mrs.yAlphonsus Moln- tyre. Mlilvlew.
Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Morris, Kin- kora.
Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Kenny. Charlottetown.
Mr. and Mrs Damien Duffy, Emerald.
Mm I-eamlns Murphy. Hope River.
Mr. and Mrs. Cl tus M , Charlottetown. , e umhy Mr. and Mrs. K1 Charlottetown. mane em Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Keefe,
Klnkora.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Berrigan, Kinkora. Mr. and Mrs. Bonnet Corr, Kin-
kora. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mclnnls, Charlottetown.
Miss Theresa Murphy, Kitchen- er, Ont.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh J. Mclver, Kinkora.
Mrs. Mary Sullivan and Eugene, Kinkora.
Mr. and Mrs. Keir Boyle, Kiri- kora.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Duffy, Kinkora.
Mrs. Regina Smith and Kath- lecn, Emerald.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. P. Callaghan. Kliikora.
Mr. and Mrs. Reggie Smith, Em- erald.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cosdy, Kin- kora.
Mr. and Mrs. Eiii-ier Mccourt. Emerald.
Misses Myrtle and Rita McCar- vili. Montreal.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Howard, Brae.
Mr. and Mrs. Emmet Greensn,
rae. Mr. and Mrs. J.w. Farmer, Kin- kora. ' . Louis Mulligan, Kinkora.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McGuiga.ii. Kinkors.
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Murphy. Kitchener. Ont.
Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Hughes. Emerald. '
Mrs. Geo. McMahon and family, Kinkora.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Clark, Em- erald.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Connick. Kinkora.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Everett Kelly, Charlottetown.
Miss Helen Farmer. Montreal.
Mrs. Helen Mclver, R.N., sum- merside.
Miss Margaret Doyle, R.N.,Sum- merside.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Kelly. Kin- kora. Mrs. A. E. Kelly and Raymond.
Kinkcra.
Mr and. Mrs Oswald Murphy, Hope River.
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Mccabe. Kinkora.
Mrs. Mary Duffy, Boston, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Aloysius Greenan, Emerald.
Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Murphy, Klnkora.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mccabe,
Kinkora. Messages Of Sympathy
Mrs. Anthony Ciarkin, New Wiltshlre.
Mrs. Rose Fitssiminons. Char- lottetown.
Mr. and Mrs. P. A. McMahon, Montreal.
Mr. and Mrs. John McMahon, Montreal.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Elliott. Mont- real.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Everett Kelly, Charlottetown.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Goodwin, Charlottetown.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Delghan, To- ronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Cotton, Kinkora. ' it Mr. and Mrs. James Gregg, Hal-
ax.
Mrs. Patrick Creighan, S. H. Home. Charlottetown.
Mrs. Felix Morrison. Ch'town.
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Clsrkin, Emyvale.
Mr. and Mrs. Dominic McDon- aid, New Wlltshire.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Clarkln, New Wiltshlre. and Mrs. Walter Farmer, Borden.
Miss Margaret Doyle, R..N., Bum- met-side.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Monaglian.
South Melville.
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Mr. Mrs. John Murray. Burninerslde. ' Miss Mary silliphsnt, ltN..8uin- Illilalde. . and Mrs. liliott W h I I1! to.
on.
Mr. and Mrs. Alphonsus Moln- tyre. Miiiview.
Mrs. Roderick Nicholson, Shain- rock. Florence and John Steele. sum- nierside.
Miss Helen Trainer, R.N., sar-
Miss iiazei Adams, R.N., sun nierside. i Miss Adesss Reeves, R.N., Sum-
merside.
Miss Edith Doyle. Medicine l-lat. Alberta.
Sisters of st. Martha. Kinkon Convent.
Members C. W. L.. Kinkora.
Miss Helen Schurman, Supt. P. C. H... Summerside.
Mrr and Mrs. Jos. Hughes, Ein- erald.
Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Mccsrvill.
Freetown.
Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Kenny, Charlottetown.
Mr. and Mrs. Parnell McMahon. Charlottetown.
Miss Dorothy McGinn. Klnkors.
Mr. and Mrs. Pius smith,Chsr- lottetown.
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- 's4 . POSTER FOR PR.AYER.-PItl.er'- net! after Millet's famous painting
Mrs. M. P. Drlscoll. Georgia and Florence, Summerside. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Williams,
Summerside. ”The Angelus.” is the poster pro- Srltgxrdrgacxid Mrs. Beecher Graham, cmmmg Fndayy Feb. 29' H the 65”!
annual "World Day of Prayer." The poster was designed by Mrs. Dorris K. Montoui-poi Brooklyn, New York City. a native of Can- ada and an Iroquois Indian. Theme
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for the 1952 day of prayer, which will be observed in 18,000 com- munities of the United states and in 104 other countries, is "Christ Our Hope.”
Miss Florence Quinn. Ch'town.
M. d M . Willi , ......'...:.'f " "” W” Valentine Party TMr.tRllg) tMrs. Alden Greenan, 0l'0ll0 n. 3 M. 'o M . Danil MGlnn, I New, wallxtshirefs C c n Mr. and Mrs. Russell Callaghan, Alberton. TE Ntamwuwailitgliiiiygs. Lou” cmpbem A ”'””””l Valemlne Party
was held at Irishtown Hall, on w9dn93dIl' evening, February 13, under the auspices of the wo.
Mr. Austin Curley, Ottawa, Ont. Mr. and Mrs. D. D. McDonald,
COVEHEAD Y.-r." U.
The Y. P. U. of Covehead met at the home of Helen and Grove MacMillan on Feb. 8th. The president presided and the devo- tional was opened by singing "My "Jesus I Love Thee", followed by Scripture reading by Helen Mac- Miilan. Rev. Mr. Wilson led prayer. r
Grace Bell gave the devotional theme in the form of a. reading entitled "Half A Gift" and the hymn, "Just As I Am" closed this part of the meeting. ,
The minutes were read. approv- ed and the roll was called and 21
cllgiiggnfllcgbvellh Stordy, R.N.. char- mfg” I”":"ff-
lotwtown. or "1 HPGG? 5' delightful feature Miss Bernice Campbell, Char- L01 95 "9" "E W” the debut of
loggegown. d 5- . Ind I-ell. 3. charming MgstTheresa Murphy, xitcheii- E'”8:::3u:3 Mr) and Mrs-A-Iolliln
er. n. - - 5' Miss Georgia MacFarlane. rm, Mm Georse Macheod with the
guitar, the two wee lassles sang several songs beautifully, and made their initial stage appear- ance with that unstudied poise, known only to the kindergarten age.
Hearts, of course, were much in evidence; pinned on the guests early in the evening, with the prize going to Mary Campbell for collecting the greatest number; in a bottle. the number to be guessed, won by Mrs. John Evans; and in profusion, on ten artistic- ally decorated cakes, which were judged for appearance by several ladies from Spring Valley, and the prize awarded to Mrs. Archie
Bummerside.
Misses Ada and Mary smith, Charlottetown.
Mr. and Mrs. J.'I'. Grimes, Wat- ervale.
Mr. J. J. Grimes. Watervale.
Mr. and Mrs. Justin Mclver, Saint John, N. 3.
Mr. and Mrs, Daniel Bedeque. .
Miss Ethel Grecnan, Toronto, Ont.
Miss Una Traiiior. Ch'town.
Mr. and Mrs. John I... Duffy. Toronto, Ont.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Dclghsn. Borden.
Mr. and Mrs. St. Clair Grecnan and Wanda, Charlottetown.
Noonsn,
Mrs. Maurice McToskey and '70hn5L”"e- family, Lot 65. Musical numbers were furnish- Mr. and Mrs. Peter Creamer, ed by M13 Ind M13. Wmlnd Southport, Brown and Mrs. James Simmons. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mclnnis, (violin, piano and sultan: Clif- Charlottetown. ford and Thelma Macl..eod with
Mr. Louis Tralnor. Kinkora. charmingly rendered songs. and
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dorsey, Mary Campbell with pleasing Borden. solos.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Todd, Rose contests included "Famous V311IY- . Pfaces". won by Mrs. John Evans
MW LEW3 Ml”'"3'- 1”" 05- and Mrs. Archie Mann; a. riotous
Mrs. Mary Mullin, Kinkora. omopemem Relay Race"; and a M” mm M” Em” Mlm'"" Musical Plate game, when the Kelly's Cross.
lucky winner of the first round,
Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Morris. Kini Wu presented with me
who
kora t g above mentioned prize cake. was kolrvgrs Manna McM.hon' Km Mr. Vincent Caseley, while two
more rounds resulted in Donnie MacLeod and Mrs. John Evans off a handsome cake
Mrs. Hugh Gillis. Vernon. Mrs. Harold McLeod, Vernon.
Mr. and Mrs. Damien Duffy, Cilrfylni Emerald. each-
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Murphy. 'A spice contest was Won by Kitchener. u d C I Mr'Isl.1 E. W. lJohnst:ne. ted k 3
Mr. and Mrs. A re urey. e remanng ecora ea c Freetown. were auctioned to good advantage
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Clark, by the ' i of Ceremonies. Mr. shamrock. Leigh Paynter.
Misses Rita and Myrtle Mc0ur- When all had partakeii of tea vill. Montreal. and lunch, gegts were pushed AMll;-551?: Dam” McD9'""d- back and dancing wasmenioyed
"5 ' for the remainder o e eve-
Mrs. D. F. McNeill and family Summerside. , "mm .43”.
Mr. Harold Greenan. Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Murphy. Freetown.
Mr. and Mrs. .l.A. Brown, Grand River.
Two ycai's' enrollment Jesuit Association: Mr; and Mrs. Jos.
Trainer, Kinkora.
Cord Of Thanks
Mrs. Patrick Mccsrvill and family wish to thank Rev. Francis McQuaid. kind friends and ncigh- , ' hours. all those who gave, Masses and sent messages of sympathy, or who helped in any way during their sad bereavement.
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aid silly fees. Beryl "MacDonald was appointed treasurer for the year as the treasurer declined to act.
Plans were made to hold a cro- kinole party at the home of Shir- ley and Leith MacMillaii.
It was moved and seconded to donate sl0.00 towards purchase of a Jeep for Dr.Gilchrist in Angola. The collection amounted to s2.i5.
The next place of meeting will be the home of Verna and Gid- con MacLauchloii. with Atta. Bcaristo and Edith MacMillaii to assist the hostess on the lunch committee. Shirley MacMillaiiwas appointed new devotional leader, and the recreation leader was re- appointed.
The. rccreatioii consisted of games. contests and two read- ings, "A Hnpvlf Family" by Doris Brown. and "The Age Old Ques- tion" by Editii MircMillan.
A dainty lunch was served by the hostess and committee in charge.
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cision, the state Supreme or the Rhineiand-Palatinate ruled thlt a Communist member cannot hold ii government job. The first such decision in West Germany, it stemmed from a charge that an official in the state's finance ministry is A mem- ber of the Coilimunist Party.
and his parents are also present? of the matter?
ANSWER: It is ii i'cry liigli-l anyone other than the parents to
is the prerogative of the parents
(AP)-In a precedent-making de- be put up in court package. New package designs for
liasother Hamilton partyimake their appearance on grocers
DOROTHY DIX SAYS- Continued from page 2 ti child to the extent of hitting him, when ilw. child is lnllhtelr liome
especially if a question of hitting is involved. or other relatives. may properly (-orrevf. A child verbally-in their words.are more effective than the pzireriis'-physical punishment
lliamilton's Expand
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G. J. Hamilton dc Solis. Limited, 3Piciou. N. S.. one of Canada's old- iest biscuit manufacturers and the originators of ”dainty size” sodas, announce that work has been com- .pleted on the installation of a mammoth new conveyor and oven for the manufacture of a new sodii biscuit and an improved line of superior sweet biscuits.
This modern oven and conveyor. which is the newest in Canada and the most up-to-date obtainable anywhere. required 14 months to 1lll5l.all. it is oil-fired, with heat for lbaking and processing being con- lveyed through sealed tubing. a fea- ture which eliminates every possi- bility of food contamination by fumes. In addition. the oven is iequipped with a remarkable sys- iiem of electronic devices that. miiiniaiii a rigid control over every will immediately make known any possible variation tor defect.
1The Company's merchandising rp ans will concentrate on the Mari- Ltline Provinces. Newfoundland. and Eastern Quebec. and will emph- lasize that pure vogetable shorten- ling goes into all G. J. l-lamilioii
products - A feature which any housewife will be quick to apprec- late.
llamiltoifs new sodas will bear Ithe well known old name ”Dainty lcream", but the new product will an attractive - new
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lines will also shelves at about the same time. These progressive steps are rep- resentatlve of the optimistic oin- lnok that has always characterized the plans of the firm which has .becn operating for over ioo years
Or should the.p.-irenls take care
M. P. ianded assumption of authority for take ll child's disciplining in hand, While grandparents. fact. often
only.
llllss Nlsscii cnniint reply personally to W'llllcfl lint will answer
problems of general interest through this column.
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IDNDON. Nb. Tl (CPS Canada's Usanne Cioutier made the front page today in all three inn- don evening newspapers. A picture showed the Ottawa act:-as waiting for a. New York-bound plane, en route to Hollywood to appear in the film "Persian Gulf" with Alan Ladd and Humphrey Bogart.
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