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bear he has been confined to his liome wtlh a sprained ankle

The funeral of the line l-Zdii.-iiii llaltashe nits held on Satiiriiai morning front his late residence in Richmond to Wellington Catho- lllc Church where Requiem ltiuli 5 Mass was celebrated in the pets- lPIllbt'liN'l'S in-re Airhic. Fred i land Frank tialliini. Tlit-otltiiv. lsylvere anti Philip Arseniiiilt. Buriel was in church eemetei',x'.

The funeral of the late Arsine J. Arsenauit of St. Titiiothy was held Tllufstlit). Feb. Etlih to Mom Carmel L'tiiiii-li wtit-i'r Rt-qiiieiii High Mass nus i-eleliruied at it it i m. by Rex John F. Hiiotc. llallr hearers iit-re: Ernest Rirharil. Alyre Gallant. Aniediiis Arsenaitit. Cliltord Gautiet, I.-Jdiiiond Gallant. and Leo Gallant. The late Mr Arsenault uas 76 )llill'S old anti lived in lllliiiit Carnit-l all his life his widow he is suriived by son. Joseph. Oshawa Ont. and I daugh- li ter. Mrs. Amedius Arsenaiilt at

' . it l , .' - home. also 2 sisters Mrs. Philip . L if . .' r - ;...N C. Richard. Mont Carmel and Mrs Fred J. (iallant. Suttimerside. PRAYERS AT SEA

Mr. Paul Arsenault of R. C. N gatationed at Coverdale N.B. spent Ships of the RC)! engaged inion tha qiiarterdeck. led in prayer” and Assliilbolne in the l)BCl(jlT0lIl1d.a lew da-W lecellllll lmh ms mum" Cariblwaii exert-uses pause lorjby Captain A G Boullon. Winnipeg conduct similar services. They arel "' M”' Fred J' AllSella""' prayer ii the ftiregroiind. memqand Halifax. romniaiitiing ofticer of ultra-modern anti-submarine es-l MTS- ll9"T.V Alselliillll 9lll9ll'dl"i tiers of the ship's company of the ship and Captain. Third Canad- coris. N li ' Defence Photo. Pd It I blflllday Dally Km Ml it ill C S. St. Laurent are gatheredl iaii Escort Squadron The Ottaiiat alteration in huniir of her oiilv ,di-iughter. Miss Sharon. iilio tins )7 yrs old Fourteen of Sharoiis Thursday afternoon. when the some time with her father. Mr. ' Smlill fl'lPNlS W979 Present Nlll 3” whole affair WES siitiiteniy called James Walsh. who is ill ll iiislenloyable time was spent. Gaiii-as

P.w.C. gnff-and for no apparent reason. We home in Halifax N. S. and ('(llllPS1S WW9 Pl3.V9di llll'll

have since had several explziiiir M,-I Aim," IA? vs . - g . ill? EUCSIS W"? lfllillll lll 3 Vlllll

l tions, but 3 great many of the sum. was . passengerto lLl.hxI2(:lllelluov';,: Well laden table of gootiies aiiti zi sn niiirli titne has passed sinceients still do not knots Just vihiit on Munday iovelv birthday Cllltll llatlpy blllll this culuniii last appeared that it happened. We feel that some ex- ' iuiiild be practically impossible to pianatory statement should be hrin: our reziilm completely up made by the authorities . not only

W W! Mu Milton Ashiei and iii1TPi.?.Z"iii?3".ifiL?'i?.ilt?."Qilli. family of Siininiersitle spent the guest I-l..-mved 3' try," (mm Mrs, to (late on reel-tit events at P.W.L' .lftir the benefit of these stiitleulxg weekend lll lmlllsllllll lllld Oiltealy I Arsenatilt. Present were .ltivt-i- so you iiill htiie to excuse us if but as an act oi eouriesv tuiiam rellellll-ll' Gallant. llelen Arseiiaiilt. Viiittiii tie omit any iiiiptiriaiil points the smdem hm” as 3 trimte. ; Miss Olive Jelley einpluyee in Arseuaiilt, Louis li-tliiiiic, Nlzirk our Curling team. whom we in the mm of W,-mug. h,,M..veL the Biiiil-i of Nova St-oiia, Siiiiimer- M8Vl8lll -lll59ll3llll- llllllll Alllilli will rill nn College Day to Winniiieit aniitiii-r trip is being planned ltlf' . Sldei -went the weekend with heriaull. Allan A F 5' Mull ll" returned without the hoped-for tro-ithis weekend. our basketball gnd parents. Mr. and Mrs. Georgelll95l- Al'S9ll8l-Ill. Beilllci ATS?” Db)". This year's team. just in case hockey teams plan to leave by ear I ilelley, 0'Leary. lhlllt. you didn't know, was skipped by on Friday for Mont-ton and return? Mr, and Mr; nan-V taint ma Barbara Dav. Anna Yllae Gallant Ari Hurke. and included Arnold.on Saiiirtlav. lit-re's hoping tliai familv, 0ll.t-arv vi'ci'tl recent i-is. i and Shirlev MacArthur spent the l.lt-iiellyn. Allistin Saunders. andlihis trip tiot-suit turn out to be an- itorglal the h(')l;')9 M Mr lap,-ii lweekcnd at their respective lioiiies llnrris l)in:weil. The team did veryiother l'llll'8LZO. and if Hill do get to pargms Mr and Mr; Mb. (Ll ( 'BM well in the island play-offs. butlMoncton. kids. we'll all be rooting in (jolglnnnl H er a" 5 unfnrtiinatsly one of the b0 a otlfor ou. l ' - ' siek during the Dominion lfinagls, Ony the home front. the girla'l;u1l1Mfanl:llId tllflrllllillAllllhl:lr Cornish Tllill Dmll-'ibl.V exlllallls Wh,V iheyibasketball team is dtiint: verv ceniyignolll-gm su Taldwere rel didn't do as well as expected. Welllwell. 'l'he,v have played Q.C.ll.S. of mmlr cl dmglusli 9' gum” lll'l”ll" l”l'li ll?-Kl )'l'ill'. hills? girls is nttiiiber of times. and thei in, ."d la”. mt, Rug tier.-mllawl tin .hlRl'f'l1 N the Martli Gras.alwa,x's niaiiiige to come out on top A Mrd am; hr: :.rl.l."nP('or"l'Cll' iSD0llS0llP(l Fiirtital iias held. sponsored by the without too much diffieiilty. gamut. 0-Leg? H." galmer, 8.!-Kl lion LBdlPS AllXlll8l'.V- l-bl Pl'l7-9 l”l' Social Committee. The auditoriuml Intramural basketball has more it i' h h0y' vme iundal ll?" ladies was won by Mrs. E. Thoniii-L was beniitifiilly decorated - nicerior less faded into the dim and dis-i ms T” e me at Mrslpnlmer 5 Ion. 21141 lJ.V MfS- KPll' Dlllltlillli than we've seen it in is long time. tant past. but we understand tliatlpaugl 5' Mr" and Mm Fred well” and consolation by MTS- w- ll-l and everyone felt that the dancethouse leagues are being formed mM muklym recemm Brown. lst for men went to Mr. was a his siicecss. Music was sup- for both girls and biivs. with teams -r" and Mm Om S.ll.a'lll "l Peter Willatlsrn. 2nd 10 ll'll'- lt3l"lll plied hy the Downtowners. and from each year participatini.:. Lgnlnrlale were .lle”l"l Vlsllolls al TlI0mP50ll- and Nllslllllllllll lll Ml"- A I P Om? 0' me” 5"" "ml llallllll' William Simmons. Mrs. Wesley

rhapernncs were Mr. and Mrs. K. As for the hilvs, plav in ii". . T Mnthesnn. Mr. and Mrs. Cletits-City Hoop League ended. early this tSehr:l,"p'lail:;' Fl:ll;'nl?elld M"' Alllell Cole was the winner of the lucky, l ' ' l i door prize. l

Illtirphy. and Mr. Bruce Hodginslweek with the Welshmen in fourthi h . . The formal was our last big prev place, Playoffs signed wgdnesdavi .ll5' Jllcll Megglllllll lll l'l'll5 Mr. Horace Paynter. Kelvinl Lenten dance. but another socialiwith P.W.C. meeting the Saints. In-l RN" was ” Vlslllll El llle llllllle Grove. is doing as well as can be will probably be held sometime be-lcidentally. ive think that our boy's of lllm GWW9 -l9ll9)'. W931 0l expected. following a major opcr-l "ll" lla5'"- team is prettv terrific in spite Drill" llllllllel Ml'5- Dlllcl" Gay "3l ation at the Prince County Ho.-ipitall P.W.(T. ENSEMBLE the fact that they did dot come out ”mlll' on March 13. His many friendsl This year. as practically every-Ion the top of the Citv Leagiiel Mr" "ll M” Gllbell Glllllflllwish him a favorable convales- on- known by now. the ewe. En- We're not making 9)tCtl5es intro! w”0d5'"9ll 599'" Monday in cence. . aemble is presenting another pop- them. but we would like to point S"'Nltlmcrside. The many friends of Mr. Iiymanl ular -Gilbert and Sullivan, oper- out that. with the exception of two 1' l'i,llllll Mlss Earl? Adams lll1dlMoase. Kensington, will be glad. etta Trial by Jury . Costumes players. our team is made up en-i amlll "l Cll”lllll9l0Wllv 5P9lll the to know that he iii making a goodi I-Mr; glafllllll iheirtril ordered tfrom tirely of high-school boys. The vet- l .””9";'9'l!l'tWl:jl' leldlllgf and friend! recovery after an oiieratlon ln thel a rs ii orono - lose eran team of the Cl H I. -1” ll” 50' 8" ' 9811'. Prince County Hospital, Summer-I acregtrns grogm ttlilegolfice were just gue provided some. yprellllgsl sliaff "Ml" :13"? Mlil l:,V"9" M8CD0UE- side on March 11- e ira iving eir measui ls competition. and w' d f ' 3" amiy. ernon. were re- Mrs. Horace Paynter. l(elvin3 -85:! ctlg fsltow ishotuld be ergsryf bit the way our boys haserlalalyrelfjll 0 gent fvisgtorgsv in O'Leary and Grove. is the guest of Mr. and Mrs.l - oru as as year's. eiftlt Wll.tht. . - . Drlnizie st. Mb B ,s .''l. l'l'. :l"ad2e”l1lraCt.l('fS4Wef!'Ve hild Lastwltek boute all full :ifiSillN.lilililn blisju:::,;allii.NWtirll; has stearted again on the hell (linusbgddnis znlllllgllllrgflllllclnwllig ecasisina- " t k -. t'tch- v ' i , in get. into the swingy ofegtlinilililgnsx. zfxthtlvelferinlt-(lar ()nl'n2ll'l;l;sl0l(:ll(()Ii?Ql will Mllllgl ofallhles wiriilliltllilaslnbegnlltlrirlizl Prllill?mlbllilymllritlmsplltllll be sorrvl "Trial by Jiiry" is not aii long an And when vou find Yourself gei.l Now the interior is being 'inlshed. 10 lelifll MR RYW Hllll Oi 598 Vl4'lV Hllereila as The Mikado” - it lasts ting ”' laged. remember whatli Mr. and Mrs. Charles Read of is ill and all hope for his speedy. just little under an hour. Thll year Michelangelo once said: "Triflesi Summerside were recent visitors l'9C0V9T.Vl v- 4 the concert will also consist of a make perrection: and perfeetioni al llle ll0"l9 Ol ill? lallefll Parent! Ml” wellllll CF07-leh llllllllllllllvl nllrf)f(l::rr(lI'f stings frtam c;therAl:nds is no trifle." I Rev. anti Mrs. C. 0. Howlcit, spent the weekend with her friend - oruses an so 2:. l ll. H ' , . :l"luil:-':ll':lrlIlqlllmll? l'"d9V9l1ll):l Oi fill: LT (l:lll')s. llarvie Amag and daugh. MlCllssJuld:?l,i1.ill:flllil lllltz. Kensing-l . .9 g 8" We 0De you ter, El ' .h t ' ton. was a we ke d it '1 r t will share it with us. The show will, home llfllneolL:l:l'yrellfll::dSl1:I'fdlgE Mllllclo" NB" e n l 510 oi be held the first week in April and; Home mm, in Sussex N5 Mr, gnd M.-ir, prank Bani.-smg.

in this r 2 d i Tt;leCn1Imlll mm” of Mn wood" . . t- ar some mention) an owl regret to learn that

will run for three nights. . Mr, and M”. Cmlde Jen” Maipeq ' mg mpanied by M,-Q. . , g V 0'Leary, spg t . d 1 5 ti Darnley left by motor on Tuesday: :l'I'0lild rbc made of the Variety he iaapatient in the Prince Countyuiide recently? gucstasy ofn lllllllllllg ll" B"5l”ll- M”5' . flvw. V or a while it seemed that Htlspltal. host of friends join in l ley'a mother Mrs. Fred Allen and Ml" Blflly M"Nllll' "l Mlll'l ll ”'"'l-V 5l""" Wllllltl be staged Wishing him a speedy recovery. lMrs. Harr D lpeque lit visiting in Margate. the "my h . . .V ayby. i Mi mgr. tit plans have now beenl The friends and relatives of Mrs. l Sincere Sympathv is being ex- lllllesl lll ll" l'lllll' Mrs" wlllllllll ..."r:: .622: fi.”Jf"”"”i.'l .3: flaw to I to or and W "W-0"-' . . o mi ' ' - - . .- . l not had . iirieiy .ii.."w u3mZ'l?aisfieZii'i”"&JE.I2lilfizlllf3;f,.';,;”'"'- ""0" W" ””""'l L.-'J.fii.p"i.'I.lle.i""if,; fil?f'."liwlJ”'T.fJ;l Lorntlif past two years. and. 851ln wishing her a speedylrecoveryl . Barry and Grant. left on Marchl In'l;";ll:'l tilnh li1'lIV;,rl'flk());';l0l' xx: 35: ! loshcalth again. I i.I7th for their home in St. Johny! l ' 9 Y 9 5 . ympathy is being extended t i N.B. after spending a moat en- '-Nlll-'lnnlI0n. however. is lack oflthe brothers and sisters of the lat: l.l0)'al1lE weekend in Norboro. thel 5.ll'llll'llllP0(-iivllcratlon. One thing we Mrs. Blanch Rogerson. tlitaua. igtit.-sis of Mrs. Palmer's parental. qr llrlilll 'lo3l;ktl-ll lnlglllu Ill lvhose remains arrived on tliii This L0l'nlTlllI'llly was deeplvllll"- llllll Ml'5- -7- Arnold D0lI8lIS-i .' nae e aen giio..i - - , - 3 , ,, .'. ii.-ixti-. but we are puttin a Kfellll:ll?.md1l:lmlfl:t:T:d&delI(frlll:lgilltllfiirlt? hill?-idrclliadl((j)ltlllile:hoerli Slltmvdvli: ll9lll7ll"llllldllDlIl'” lllljllillillschfilk lllllel towmow"mymmgnhmpmnwlrwmwnmwmamhmwm Well. so much for entertainment. Shndny lal'teIe'l'l0l(l)ll alid lift: to" ll" v year all ltell latnyrehtld 8 End ldav l 7 V , I . h . evening. March 18th. with a, Let us take time out here to Saywinpndedl A shun 5er,.i(.,f Elrgrhgldiseaslad bolng "1! heenacneh mtlgood attendance present. congratiilatinns to Alan Mac Ken-pimm, was followed by m.m,c mlmm rm. yea” W" wk ,0 be M Mrs. W. Miinn. Indian River. 7.”l' wh" has hoe" cllmle" by lhailllll lllilsbyterlan Churi-li, Vii-itiria his job daily as a railroad S('('llnn 3"” MW wlllllim H3mlll0l'l W9”- (ltarlottetnwn Rotary Club to at-,w,,s, The service was ,.0mmHM i man. and dean, came .m.r . n,.,ret-eiii visitors to Summersidc. tend lltowapnual .AAdVEfltlIfC in Cit- by Rev. beeMt.Nmmhmn A-em nlllcsg n; "my 1 wed. mi Miss Roberta Hag; and Miss lzlllllllhllrn 8 lselllltihvlluldfagtugentzfl Vongratulatlons are being N, l is survived by his widow the for-iglllllllllf lllley W9” Vl'll0" "l. i ' , i .'d h 1 th. "Hind. here' and we led mm mpllllllgllilldughnhlliclrlcgceilllrlxiarllmne lactlghltgraii l:1ri'dcArlil:.ndIon.hiilarr'ilelli: u':n"llll:9ell?lll"bll::rc0l lalll9l'"l9dl Rotarians couldnt have made a Ml. hid M” No”, hm? mk":ll:l9D- lI.BianChe, Mm Ray How", I” tn,..i...,. ran, gmm ms Vicinny ,1. l”g:"1w'l::l(l;;9'7 mm. WW”, mm 3 residence in Tyne Vt-iller Sgimmerside tMarjoriet M r s. .l""'ll.”l lll'd50"ll'3l'l:l Pl'Y0llm5'"le: . . . - MI 0 d d E pl . . m". cm". d. ' sum-1 pd - in ie sta ium iummers e oni rpements. the graduates fln8ll,V Well: vnftlllri all Sllmarllglrglldlllullll Noll” and ifynd: "m 50,552! ;, Monday evening March 19th. when. 'cd their class meeting. The fol-lrenmv wh", "WV vi,,m;d ,hm',.homc Also one alster tl.aurri- Cal-"3ndl8h Dlllled "19 R-C-A-F-l owing officers of the graduating "Muir Mr wmdm d (1. . M,-,4 um.” Davison of C-harimle, jteam in the second game. The g;s:nanwei;etew:IlelctedI:"e Igrgigent, is . &.""it in 'hF"Prihl:1:l'(llnl:lnl:l): mmt 5.-uglenl W" hem (mm ;srore was I6-6 for R.C.A.F. Cnvell-ll -, I - he. lwplljn to" U "ed Ch h T dish won the first game and the Jack l.eClair' secretary Margaret llmllll” id 1 ll "R on "W i - - - , - . . v M , R(.ltl-. th CV Hagen; Valedictorian. Jean.liiabgI m:l:o:'r!eab.!vtt'-vi;ian MIS met at Bpll"";'hlc2lPl;..:: 3:fl"3..I:1e.dRt-in, MN Mtmllay llswnoclllily M! ,4 glolalcbonald; Class prophet. Fred Arthur M glnnmzt aglgmgn lllll: (lllllffll and Cemetery services. ill"'"l"l l0 ll" "M"! in NW' l-0'” . ar. . . was!" I N - 9" Pallbpnrerl W," M9,," H,,w,don after spending a few days inl And while we re on the subject "Y I Pnded. , w Nd. John S. In '.M Chm", Bmhittharlottetown. guest of Mr. andi of graduating. let Ill make same row. Harry 'D.,,hm, Ind HamM;Mrs. Harry vihttehead. I mention of the year book. The mm, Bufm w" m "mud. Ce M”, H. 3. M.cL.od nurungwmi .'.'::i.:'"'.: t.'.'...:.'..':' 0'!-EARY '"l t l" '"'":.;".':t ml . ' s Mrs. llnbeth Day re tl- 0" iver Road. If 1&0"!- lfrilteul o:ht:;lah(;rr:dsut:i;'syear lug: M... mm M” R” Arm” M vtgmd 5,, "am. Mr. .,,dNlij.,:. l'T?CPlESCnEln' New London Par-V t ' - wood i k j .lCampbell. s at the D. C. 8. and the W. A.l clubs. committees. and teams have mnwm whzzgdvivttors to sum ' Mr. "d M". HI", mvimn M Memn” " chlrioitdwn. .,..-g. ll?" Pl'W08YlPll9d IN Vflllell M 'y' lci..gi.m.m.. yefg ,.i,m,,,, ev. W. E. lagraliain lire. Ken-l about. and we are all looking for- l" "ll Mn Alll"ll Pllllll" l 'netli Pd l .1 Ream mm D M J Mr. Garfield Day. owing to sinti l geoii. Mn..lotta It. Canter. ward to the appearance of the '57 9' V "- "ll" Mill” an (tan. or Mr. t).yi..,,,v, 3,, h inn. Mr. and Mn. John Moaae. Mr.l Welshman. "'0'! Wm vllltoru to summmiae 9,, an M, M, 'Gm,e,d D, "' -lllld Mrs. aiiii ei-ofiu itemiiu-t .well. 03;. :'!Il'L)l'h'l'::?'sant'0 l"'.l.,:o"::.l,l,i,y,..-ti 04 in. mm” Mr. and Mn: Ernest CarryhnaphlltlI:hMi.;n. W. J. ':tdamnb!niLMr;.l ll"lll"' v ' l family. Mr. and Mn. Harry Ban ll: lime? I 3111- . the Collece Tlmn It fun! about ll'"l' l''” "''l' l"'l " ll" low and flmlly also Mr a M I . M Mr acbeod. Burlington. Mid! in hovel to make its third W” "l "l" C"'”'l 3'"""ll ”' Maynard Thompson all of summ.-:. Th: rlrd party lponsored

KENSINGTON

At the March litlt card party by the Czitiadian Lee-

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Ind Wvblblr "MI -twelrnw for lftfllll” "l'l"- 'l"""' W" ' 3006 side were visitors of their par-iK' - C-n-dl-I Lento: Lod- ""'”n "ff.-m mcmm. 0, eau. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bttr.ilP! Auxiliary has been changed bur; h Maud t hall"-M ' low on siunriay, itor a time to Tuesday event 'm ium ll "'9 peepest sympathy 1, .,..,,,.i,,, Winners on March it were The until mates of Cathy Jel mu”. "fl. "ll '"''l'"'-'" "-0 .l'"l'"5 "l"- 'll"l' ''''l'”- ' n t recent passing of tier:

Saturday . Miir. 23. I957 I 1

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