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THE GUARDIAN,

I CHARLOTFETOWN

,-FEBRUARY 0, 1951

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AGENTS:-MONTAGUE: Hllrold F.

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Friends of Mrs. Daniel Riley. Monlag-uc, are sorry to hear that she is a. patient in the King's County Hospital.

Misses Sue and Mary l-Iemphill. Montague. were wr-ekend visitors to their home in Georgetown.

Miss Thclmn Larter. member of the staff of the Bank of Coni- mcrcc, Montague. spent the week- end in Charlotteiown. guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Larter.

Nicholson. Sum- merside, spent the weekend in Montaizuc. guest of his mother. Mrs. Harold Nicholson.

Mr. Norman

Mr-ssrs. Monty Annear. Lower M0!ila:iIP. John Yco. Montague. stttdeiizx of P. W. C. Charlotte- imvn, spent the weekend at their res-pcctivo ItCf.IlCS.

Connolly-Cdyle Nuplials

'The marriage took place at Si. Mary's Church, Montague on Holiday. Felts 5th of Miss Norccn Cnylc. RN., daughter of Mr. and Mrs P. 1.. Coyle, Montague. and Michael James Connolly, son of Mr. and Mrs. Janies Connolly. Charlottetown. Thecr-remony was performed by the pastor, Rev. W. .l. McCardle.

Tho bride. given in marriaize luv her father. wore a Will? velvrt town, with winter white nC('PS- sories and it Corsage of cream roses. The bridesmaid. Miss Bern- lcc Coyle. RN. slstcr of the hridr-. wore green velvet with winter white accrssorics. Tlir groom was ably supported by his brother. Mr. Charles Connolly. The bride's

brolhvr, St. Clair Coil:-. S.D.l.l. was lhn server of the nuptial Mr. Harold Wood of Char- wn was the organist. and l'cn(iel'r-d npprnprlair hyntns. The liappv couple had the unique ex-net'i-"Pr of l'vPlh-'5' the

first muple married by the first resident priest of this parish. Immediately fnllowinr: the wed- dinr. it reception was held at the linmo of the bridels parents. where i-hlriy-five guests were prescit. A pleasing feature of the reception

was the presence of the bride's grandfather, Mr. Philip Murphy of Sturgeon who is in his ms:

year. The toast to the bride was proposed by Rev. Father Mc- Cardin, and flltingly responded to liy tho groom.

The! bride is it szrariuate of the Charlnttetoivn Hospital Nursing School, and was until recently social service welfare nurse for the City of Cliarlottetown. Mr Cnnnnllv is on the office staff of ihc freight department of the Canadian National Railways, Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Connolly left. on their Il0nM".I1nOn trip to Boston and New York. and on their re- turn they will reside in Charlotte- IDWH.

Among the out of town guests

were Mr. and Mrs. J. Connolly and daughter Mary. Mr. John Ooyle. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Douccilc, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Mur- phy. Miss Inna Johnston. Miss 5., V.-mfdcrstine. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph I-lughcs. Mr. and Mrs.

Rttssrli Kelly) Mr. James and Mr. Russell Rice.

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Wcei-at-nd izuests iii Montague were Miss Vcrua Jolinslon. and Miss Joyce MacLeod of Murray Hariinllr North. Willie here they visited with Mrs. Chestcr Mac- Lurc and Mrs. l.orne Johnston.

MONTREAL. Feb. 4 -(CPl--

informed sources among the golf- in;: Il'Illfll'lllIy sitid S:llul':i.'Iy that pr:zc money in thr Canadian op:-n golf tournament will be raised from 810,000 to 315.000 beginning with the 1951 tottrtiatiient. to be held at Toronto's Mississauga rotii-so. This figure would place the Canadian open on a par with most major tournaments in the Unltrd states.

'PRESBl'TERIAN SEBl'l(lI'2 The Sunday evening srrvice in St. Andrews Prcsbytcriaii Church. Montague. was largr-ly attended. The scrvicc was conducted by Rev F. N. Young. and thr music was under the direction of Mr. .l. E. Dunning. with Mrs. A. F. Camp- bell prcsidluiz at the organ. The anthmi "Bc Merciful To Me" was sting bv the clmlr. Rmz Mr. Young delivered an inspiring scrmou. lhc theme being "Flllthitlllncss-" and basing his reniarks ran thr paprablc of ihc talents. Evening liyiuiis wcrr ”tl Lord Thou Art Hy God And hing”. ”spirit Of God." and "Sailor Breathe An Eveiiing Bicssituz."

Military Funeral Al Moniagu

The funeral of the late iU'CIlll3aId Hume. who passed away at Camp Hill Hospital. Halifax. Friday evan- ing, was held Monday afternoon from Trinity United Church. Mon- tague. following a short service at his late residetire.

The Church was filled with

frtetiti.-: who had come front far and near to pay then last respects to one who was beloved by all who knew him The members of the Masonic Lodge were present In I body. The casket was draped with bite Union Jack and the many beautiful floral tributes attested to the popu- larity of the deceased.

The services at the home and church were conducted by the min- ister, Dr. A.D. MacKenzle, who spoke words of comfort, light and strength to the bereaved family. He spoke in glowing temis of the de- ceased who gave of himself so gen- crcusly to the service of his coini- try and especially to this commun- ity where he associated himself with many groups suclt as the Mas-

ons. Canadian Legion and Bcy Scmits, The beautiful hymn. "I Have

Hcard Of A Land" was very feel- ingly rendered by Messrs. Willard Bruce, Malcoiin Munro and John Bears. The h,mins sung wore. "The. Lord's My Shepherd" and ”For Eter With The Lord".

Mrs. lloward Vickerson pr:-sided at the organ and A large choir was in attendance.

At the grave three volleys were fired by members cf the Canadian Legion and the Last Post. was sounded b,v Butzler John Denim.

The burial service was in charge of the members of the Masonic Lodge. conducted by Mr. I-LC. Johnstone. and followed by praycr by Dr. MarKt-nzle.

Thc pallbearcrrs were Inrne Wig- tzintnn. Dnuzlas McGowan. Lt-sit-r MacLeod, Marshall Reynolds. L A Jrhnstnn and Douglas Coffin.

Interment took place in the Oommunitly Cemetery. '

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Georgetown and Vicinity

. .'Mr. Fred Colllngs of Monta- gue was the weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs. Aeneas MacDonald.

Mics Rita Wight, who is em- played in Charlottetown spent the weekend at her home here.

Mrs. W. W. Macutren left last week for Montague where she will visit for some time with her son- ln-law and daughter, Mr. and M11. Keir Clark.

Master Paul Mach-an has 're- iuruezi home from Decms Marsh. where he has been visiting at the

home of Mr. and Mrs. Pitts Fitz- patrick.

Mrs. William Muipiix was it recent visitor at. the home of her mother, Mrs. Isabel Mooney of Souris.

Miss Eleanor.-Walsii. Prince of

V.':.!c.; College student spent the wcckcud as the guest of her par- cnts ,Mr. and Mrs. Earl Walsh.

Mr. and Mrs. John Wallace were

among recent visitors to Char- lotzctmtli.

Miss Helen Murphy left. on Monday to resume her studies at Notrc Dame ACRCICIILV "1 Chm"- lottctnwn. after spending a week

at her home on Ricltmoitrl Street.

Billy Murpliy Jr., (lorduii Bub- ineau, Gordon Lztvers and Cliaille Martell travelled to thc City on Friday where they attended the Blg Four Horky game beitvccli the Charloiiclotvn lslztntlcis and the Halifax St. .ilart”s

Mrs. Herbert." 'snnn.i”' Gcmzcr and two children have rcturned to Georgetown from a visit at the home of her parents lll I-lort Au- :ustus. On her return Mrs. George

waa accompanied by hcr sistcr, Miss Peggy Kelly. who will visit with her.

Three Georgetown llockey

Teams humbled tlirce tcams from Montague on Saturday to post a perfect average for weekend play. The Georgetown Bantams and Pee wees travelled to Montague on Saturday morning and each team won a 3-1 victory, over their opponents. in the cvenln: tlic Montague tlirls Sclinnl Team lost. it 4-1 decialon in the hiizh-flvinc Georgetown School Girls Team in the local rink.

Appointed Permanent MemherT. & I. Council

Mr, vv, E, Agnew, director of trade with the Prtiviticial (lov- ernment. has bcctt named perman- ent representative from this Pro- vince on the Provincial Govern- ment's Trade and industry Coun- cil, according in word icccivrd yesterday from ihc Council's Headquarters in Toronto.

The Council is composed of members from the various Provin- cial Government Trade and indus- try departments and officials of hhe Federal Govcrnmenl's of Trade and Cummercc.

Purpose of the Pi'nviiic;al Gov- ernment Trade and industry Coun- Cl-I is to further cn-ordinate activi- ties of the Provincial Government Departments engaged in the trade and industrial development of their province; to provide it lllcdllllll for inter-Provincial consultation on commercial matters; in offer busi- nessmen studying the Canadian market. a cor-ordlnaied Dominion- wide Provincial service; and tin- ally, to encourage 9. prcatcr na- tional underslanding of the own- omic development of all the Cana- dian provinces.

Mr. Agnew. as I re-prrsenlalivc on the Council from Prince Ed- ward Island, will be ablr to pro- vide a worthwhile service to the Federal Governnieut in the devel- opment of national industrial pre- paredness and defense programs. He is thoroughly familiar with all aspects of trade in this Province having been director of trade with

the Department of Ill(ILlSll')' and Natural Rt-sourccs for the pact seven years. Decrease In 0 9

Juvenile Crime

An absence of jtIl'Pnlil' dolin-

qucncy in C-ltarloilciown lent year is noted in lI1C rrpnrl of Cliicf of Police ('. W. MacAri.liur, submit- ted at the annual meeting of the City Council last nlnbt. Only four or five cases have been dealt with by the Juvenile Cnurt.

With the exception of one case of murder involving a charge of manslaughter, there was also very little serious crime during the year, the report states.

Arrests for the your totalled tlstl, a decrease of 149 from the previ- 011: year. Cases entered and dispos- ed oil in the City Police Court, including arrcsls, amountcd to 728, with 25 dismissals, five sent in Supreme Court and H98 convic- tions. f

The present strength of lhc force is 16 men. lncludlnit l (fhicf. 7 SGWGIPIIJ. I Corporal and 7 Con- stables. ' " r7 r'

WASHINGTON. Feb. 5 - (AP) - Selective aervlce director Lewis 3, Hershey said today new regulation: are "ln the works" for a draft. of miffled men IIM ID to 26 who have no children.

IONDON, Feb. is - (Reuters) -- 'Iihe Air Ministry sent. out letter; to 3.000 R. A. I". reservists today. warn- ing them they will be called up in the summer to fill-gape--In Brtaln

p IN MEMORIAM

GEORGE noannr DIXON

Widespread sorrow wu 191! throughout the Baltic Ind Id.lIC9l" districts when it became IHIOWII that George Robert Dixon. belov- ed and only son of Mr. and Mn. Colin Dixon, had passed away at the Souris Hospital on Wednes- day evening. January 3rd in IYII 18th year. Although he had been in failing health for several months and had put up I. heroic HIM. hll death came with severe shock to his parents and numerous friends. Everything possible was done for him that parental love and medi- cal skill could do. but God. who never errs, willed it obherwllh During his illness be exhibited marvellous self-composure and courage. p

it is in the home where his pass- ing is most keenly felt by those who knew him best. and loved P.'.m most.

Surviving besides his father and mother are one sister, Joan. and grandaunt, Mrs. George Robertson.

The funeral service was held from his late home on Saturday. .lt-muary 8th and was conducted -by Rev. H. E. Bell, assisted by Rev. M. Watterworth, Montague. and was one of the largest ever held in that community. The hymns sung: were "Beautiful Home". "NO Night There" and "Go Bury Thy So.-i-aw.” The pallbearers were: Wztlter, Fred. John, Robert and Richard Dixon, all uncle: of the clcccasc-d. interment was in the Baptist L'0lI1Clel')', Kingsboro. Fun- cral director. Dingwell Brothers. Souris.

FLOWERS

l'illt)-.-.-.Viom. Daddy and Joan. Pillow-Gran-dipa and Grandma Hastings and family. Watterbury. Conn. Wreath--Grandpa and Grandma Dixon and Richard. 'retitli-Elsie and Weston Le- Pagc, Sud-bury, Ont. Wreath-Fred. Edythe and Edgar DlXl)n, Truro. NS. Wreath-The Neighbours Clivc and Family. Spray-Auntie Spray-Muriel, Robbie, John and Arlene Spray-Walter. Inez and family Spray -- Susie, Theodore and family Spray - Doll, Fay. and family, Charlottetown Spray-Uncle Arthur and Aunt Amy. Charlottetown ' Spray - Baptist W.M.S.. East Point, Church Spray-Arch-u.r and Myrllf Spray-Harry and Jessie Spray-John and Shirley Spray-Robert. and Irene

and

LETTERS AND CARDS OF

Miss Mary Strahan, St. Columbia Mrs. Margaret Townahend, Rollo Bay Mr. and Mrs. Edward Francis. Charlottetown Mr. and Mrs. Bcdcque Mr. and Mrs. Bi-ll Perry, Truro. S

Reg. Dingwell,

-lvlr. and Mrs. Roy Bruce, North

Rivcr Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bowneaa, Bcdeque

Miss Sylvia Fisher. Daberi, N.S.

Mrs. Alice Jarvis, Charlottetown

Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Rose, Truro, NS.

Mr. and Mrs. llarold Hurlburl. Walllngford. Conn.

Mr. and Mrs. l-larry Hastings, Walterbury. Conn.

Mrs. Kathleen Henderson, Char- loitciotvn

Mrs. Bcssic Allen, St. Peter:

It-ltkcls Grocery. Souris

Mrs. Laura. Chatfield. Dorchea- ier. Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter MacDonald. Chcpslow

Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Mellick. Souris

Miss lit-lru Wood, Souris I-Zrtc Macliwcn, Souris

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Money. East Baltic

Mr. and Mrs. Patti MIcPhee. Soutis

Arnold MacDonald, Chepslow

Mr. and Mrs. Francis Peters, Rolln Bay

Mrs. Joseph Mooney. Greenvalo

Mr. John Mclniosh, Souris

Mr. and Mrs. Pius Campbell and family, Campbell's Cove

Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Araenauli and faintly. Souris

Anne and Eugene Henneaaey. St. Cabheriiics

Mr. and Mrs. Earl Johnston, For- iunc Bridge

Mr. and Mrs. Pat Hennessey. St. Cathcrlncs

Miss Elva Bruce, Charlottetown

Mr. Geo. E. MacDonald, Char. lottclown

Mr. James Allen, Cardigan

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Francla. Chariot-ielown Mr. and Mrs. Major Reid. Rollo Bay '

Mr. Souris

Mrs. G. R. Morrison. Souris

Mr. Andrew Mclntosh. Souris

Mr. and Mrs. Clive Bruce and family, Elmira

Mrs. Mildred Clark. Tryon

Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Fruar. North Lake

Mr. and Mrs. Wallace MacDon- ald and Anela. South Lake

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Matthew, Souris

Mr. Emery Bruce. Sumtmeratda

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Macbaod and Rulxh. Brookfleld

Mr. and Mrs. James Somera, Summerlide

Mrs. Lillie Baker. Charlottetown

Mr. and Mrs. Chu. Campbell, Campbell's Cove

and Mrs. Ed Townshend.

U.B.W.M. Society, I-Int Point Church

Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Stewart, Kingcboro

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Stewart. Kingaboro

Johnnie Young. Toronto, om. Angus Moore. Albion

Mr. and Mn. Pater Sheehan and

Helen. Bear River

Mra. Margaret Ryan. Lakgvutg Min Helen Stewart. Scum Lgkg

Mr. and Mn. Riehud pow” loud: ' ' ' '

Mr. and Mrs. Foch MacDonald. Souris

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mclnnll. Souria

Mrs. Ella. MacDonald, Souris

Mr. and Mn. Lawrence Jarvis. Souris l

Ray and George Laard, Souris

Miss Beatrice Johnston. Fortune Bridge ,

Mrs. Amanda Fraser and family, North Lake .

Mr. Freddie Bennett. North Lake

Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Poole. Svurll

Mrs. Boswell Jenkins, MacKen-

zlels Corner

Mr. and Mrs. J. P. MacPhee, Souris

.Ml.ss Helen MacEachern. Souns

Mr. and Mrs. Russell Poole. Souris

Miss Hazel Stearns. Charlotte- town

Central Christian Young P30” ple's Group, Charlottetown

Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pierce, Elmira

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Townshend.

Winsloe 4

Miss Margaret Hastings. Waiter- bury, Conn.

Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Llewellyn, Montague , '

Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Campbell. North Lake

Mr. and Mrs. Ariihur Dixon. For- lune

Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Reid, Rollo 9” . .

Mr. Urban McQuaid, Charlotte- town

Mr. and Mrs. .103. Neale, Bear River

Mr. and Mrs. Earl Macl..aren. St. Peters

Mr. Joseph Viilard. Morcil

Mrs. Annie Darrach, Charlotte- town

Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Murphy and Francis. East Baltic

Mr. and Mrs. Foster Young. Kingsboro

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Sutherland, Carleton

Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Mclnnis. Char- lotteiown

Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mingo, Char- lotteiown

Mr. llarvie Stewart and family, Kingsboio

Mrs. Emma Fraser, Elmira

Mrs. Viola Wile. Wattcriown Conn. Mrs. Esliher Rose, Walleriown. Conn.

Mr. and Mrs. James Pcrry, Col- lingtvood, N.S.

Mrs. Mary Ste-wart, Klngsbaro

Mrs. Marjorie Campbell and Walina, Kingsboro

Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Perry, Col- lingwood, N.S.

Mr. and Mrs. Orland Fcnion. Wyvem. N.5.

Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Chapman. Black Fond

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Keaya, Souris

Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Stewart, Soulih Lake

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Steu-

art. Whim Road

Mrs. Minnie Douglas. Franklin Park. Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Winierhal-

der and family, Oakvllle, Conn. glr. Albert McEachcrn. Allan. N.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Mac- Aulay. Souris Line Road Mr. and Mrs. Jack Macliacliern,

East Baltic

Mr. and Mrs. Oilo Johnson, Tryon

Mr. and Mrs. Wendall Jones, Pownall. '

Mr. and Mrs. John P.1o,ver. Cardi- gan

Mr. Albert Dixon, Sudvbury, Ont.

Mrs. Eddie Dwycr, Oakvilic, Conn.

Miss Verna Rose, Kingston. Ont.

Miss Hazel Coffin. Bay Fortune

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Duren, Wat- terbury, Conn.

Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Meliick and Inez, Wolcott, Cnnn.

Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Townshend. Rollo Bay

Mr. and Mrs. Keir Fraser. Norlih Lake

Capt. and Mrs. Lawman, Waller. bury, Conn.

Mr. and Mns. Wm. Fraser. North Lake

Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Harris. Elmira

Mr. and Mrs. Lorie Bertram. Fredericton

Mrs. May Stewart, East Baltic

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Beilericvc. and family, Waiteriown, Coim.

Mrs. Frank Dixon. Charlolieown

Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hogan. Hall. fax, N.S.

Mr. and Mrs. Halifax. NS.

The Rose Boys, East Baltic

Thomas Smith,

Misc Launtta MaoPhee. Selkirk Mr. and Mn. Woodrow Wheat- ley. Royalty lse Jennie Stewart, Bolton. Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Rose, East

' Baltic .

Rev. and Mrs. I-Iavrry Baxter. North River

Mrs. Ethel Francis, Fortune Bridge

Mr. Fred Role and family. Md Point

Mr. and Mrs. Ed Robertson and children, Klngsbaro

Mrs. Mclnnia and Julia. Red Point,

Mr. and Mrs. Barton MacDon- ald. Kingsboro

Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Roae. Bed- ford, N.S.

Miss Marlon Kennedy, Cam- bridge, Mass.

Mr. and Mrti. Edgar Den-nit. Charlottetown

Miss Jean Baker. Charlottetown Mr. an-d Mrs. Fred Fraser, Med-

ford, Mass.

W.M. Society, South Lake Church

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Murphy

and Walter, East. Baltic

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mac- Kinnon. Halifax, N.S. l

Mr. and Mrs. Ed Smith and Doreen, Lynn, Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. Foaier Garrett. East Baltic

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Morrow. Elmira

Mrs. Ellen MacAulay, Souris

Mr. and Mrs. James Robertson. Klngsboro

Mrs. Marjorie MacLeod, Arling- ion. Mass.

Mrs. Lawrence Johnston, Frank- lin Park

Miss Evelyn Macvene, Medford, Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. Stewart MacAulay, Souris East

Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Rockwell, Catnlbridge, Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. Boiihwell

Mr. and Mn. Geo. Smith, Port Wallis, N.S.

Mr. and Mrs. Ciiariotlclown

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bruce, East Baltic

Miss Florence Bruce, East Baltic

Mr. and Mrs. Joe. MocDonald, Belmont. Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Jay, Waiter-

Carl Macvnne.

Fran-k Hansen.

bury. Conn.

Miss Barbara Strahan, Con- cord, Mass.

Miss Pansy Garrett. Toronto, Oitt.

Mis Jessie Mac-Donald. Toronto. Ont. Mr and Mrs. Fred Aitken. For-

tune Bridge

Mr. and Mrs. Hudson Marrow. Nnrtih Lake

Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Rose, Lakeville

Miss Ida Wood. Fortune

Miss Annie Townshend, South Lake

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ling. Hun- ter Rivcr

Evelyn and Jessie Robertson, Charlottetown

Mr. Kenneth MacLean, Van- Lcan, Vancouver. B.C.

Mrs. Roderick McPhee and fam- ily. Glencoveodale

Mrs. Edith Ladner. lown

Mr. and Mrs. Waller Young. To- ronto, Ont.

Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Gillespie. Souris

Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Goulder, Gunning Cove

Mr. and Mrs. Willard Chlng and famil.V. Kingsboro

East Baltic Women's Institute

Mr. and Mrs. Syl MacAulay. Campbell's Cove

Mr. Vernon MacDonald

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Murphy, Montreal, Que.

Mr. and Mrs. Everett. Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. John Carew. Rock. Cllffc. Qll8.'""'

Charlotte-

Eddle Gunn.

Card or Thunfltulsw

.We uish to express our sincere thanks to Dr. Kaasnevr and um gnu of Souris Hospital, our pastor Rev. H. R. Bell and all others who were so kind to George during his long illness. Also to our Neighbours and rvlalives who helped us, to all who sent flowers, and to all our friends who visited us or sent, lnessagcs of sympathy during our rccent bereavement. Helen and Colin Dixon

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IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of Mother. Mn. Belle Munmy dlod February eta, 1949.

You're not forgotten. Mother deat- Nae over shall you be '

AI long an life and memory but We shall remember thee.

Sully Missed by Mr. and Hrs. Wendell Munn, and Family.

IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of my )t..u,,.,. ms. Belle Munn. died rctmi.-.r,' Gill, 1949.

God know your air-pa were wran- And the hllls were Illrd to rlinih As he closed your weary eye lids, And said sweet rt-st be thine.

Ever Rcmembe ul by Mr. and Mrs. Murchison St-llrr.

IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of our Fath-r, John R. Harding. who passed .-tint. February 6th. 19-18. I

"Time may pass but your nlt'IlV:ir, e-vcr ling:-rs nn."

Always Remembered by and Leslie.

IN MEMORIAM In loving memory of ourgrlme Molhcr. Mrs. John ltlacLcod, who

departed this life February Gilt. 1950. l

Sleep on dour Molht-r and take your rt-sf. '

Lay down thy head on thy Sav- lour'n breast.

We do not need I special thy"

To bring you to our mind.

For the days we do not think at you. ' '

Arc very hard to find.

LovI.nsl.v Reniembered and Fully Missed by Her D.-uizhft-r Ev:-lrtt and Son-In-l.iur Fred. .

IN "iftlbiitltm

In loving mentnry of my aim- Grlndmother, Mrs. John Mac- Leod who passed away F4-brtinry 0th, 1950. '-

.. In my heart your mcniory lirqrrs Alwaya It-ndcr, fond and true. There is not a day, dear Grandma, That I do not think of you.

Ever Rem:-mbcrr-(I and Sully llllsactl by Her firantlsnn, Jimmln RIBCLOOII. C

IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of our den parents, Mrs. Jeremiah (Y('onnuv who died Fohrtiary nth, I950, Jenn mlnh O'Connor. Nm-amber ?3Ili. l8!l., and their grandson Ilrrnc 0'0onnor. age is. who dIetl III1 October 22nd. 1948.

They are over reinemberctl ill our prayers and Masses.

Inserted by the Family.

IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of STERLING I'll'R.VS who died February 6th. llltil.

We who loved you aully miss you An -It-dawn:-mother. you,-. . .. In our lonely hours of thinking Thoughts of you are ever near.

Rob:-rt

Sully Missed by With, DllIlIIlI.f'I and (irandchlldrcu.

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