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City and Central

DISTRICT CONVENTION of Nortligshore Number 2 in Marsh- field Hall. May 31st. 2 p. m. In- stitutes attending I)--net 'fnage, Suffolk. Millcove. York. Stanhope, Covehead Road. West Coveliead. Winslce North. Marshfield.

LNG BLOOD DONORS desper- ately needed at Charlottetown": "Centennial" Red Cross Clinics It the Clover Club, Wednesday and Thursday. June lst and 2nd. between 2 and 5 and 7 and I p. In. Be one and save a life-per- haps your own!

IIAD NARROW ESCAPE --Two residents of St. Peters escaped serious injury yesterday morning at 10.00 o'clock when their two

,. ton truck rolled over on the high- ,' way near Marshfield. They were i- taken to the Prince Edward Island ,. Hospital for treatment but were released shortly afterwards.

LEGION REPRESENTATIVE - Mr. (E. Fosh MacDonald. M.h. of Souris. president of the Cana ian Legion, Provincial Command. was one of the Legion's representatives at the recent unveiling of the Memorial Plaque at Prince of Wales College. which was held im- mediately after the Convocation Exercises.

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Prince Edward Island Ayrshire Breeder's Club are holding their annual Field Day at the home of A. MacRae 8: Sons. This fieldl ; day will consist of a meeting; 'f with several delegates presentt l from Ottawa. as well as a herd

inspection. The event is plannedl for the 16th day of June. !

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tIllTllS. MARRIAGES. F DEATHS 50: Per Insertion

niivrnsi ' FARRAIL--At the P. E. I. Hos- pital on May 27. 1955. to Mr. and Mrs. Warren Farrar. a daughter. Janet Lynn.

IIMMONDS-At the P. E. 1. Hospital on Saturday, May 28. 1955. to Mr. and Mrs. John Sim- monds. City. a son.

CAREW-At the P. E 1. Hospital on May an. 1955. to Mr. and Mrs. John Carew (nee Lois Rayner). Greenvale. a daughter. Florence Lois. weight 8 lbs, 6 ins. DEATHS

BRADLEY-At the Charlottetown Hospital on " d . May 3. 1955. Charles Bradley of St. Theresa in his inst year. His remains will be transferred this morning at 10 o'clock from the Charlottetown

Funeral Home to his late resi- dence. Funeral notice later.

DURANTeIn the Charlottetown g Hospital on Sunday. May 29th, 5 g 1955. Harold Durant of Portage. P.E.I., aged 62 years. His re- mains were transferred from the Hennassey Funeral Home Sun- day afternoon to the home of his sister. Mrs. John Lynch.

CREED - The death occurred suddenly on Thursday. May 26th. 1955. at her home in Sturgeon. of Mrs. Maurice Creed (nee Kathleen McCabe of Stanhope) in her 34th year. Funeral will be held Monday morning at 9.30 to St. Paul's

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ICE CREAM - a favorite with young and old .

"YOU! DOLLAI BUY! MORE -at the HUGHES DRUG BTOBE."

MILK protects your family's health. order another quart to- day.

"WI TREAT -run alcl WELL" -Giggey's Pharmacy. open eve- nings 'till I o'clock

CARD PARTY. Spring Park Rail tonight. 8 p. in. Lunches, prizes. iuurnament.

JUST THREE DAYS left to take advantage of the special dis- count on our closing out sale. Kemp's Stationery. 1721!: Kent Street.

THE CENTENNIAL Y's Men's Club will be represented by 30 members at the Charlottetown Blood Donor Clinic this week. How about you?

ALL MEMBERS of the Kins- men's Club will be blood donors ' the Red Cross Clinic at Clover on Wednes- day or Thursday of this week. will you be there? .

HELP CANCEL P.E.l.'s deficitl of 2.0()0 bottles by being a.blo(id donor at Red Cross Clinics in Clover Club. Charlottetown. on Wednesday and Thursday. June 1st and End between 2 and 5 and 7 and 9 pm. i

REGRETABLY OMITTED from of Masses for Mrs. Frank; McQuaid was: Mr. and Mrs.) Thomas Cusack. Brookvale. Lot 30.? And from the Letters or Cards' of Sympathy was: John E. and Mamie Mulligan, Glayhurst. B. C. ;

ENGAGEMENT.-Mr. and Mrs. William R. Ozon. Borden. P. E. I.. wish to announce the engagement of their youngest daughter Laura Mae to Joseph Raymond Care)! son of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Carey, ' t N. B. Wedding to take place June 25th in St. Bernard's Church. Moncton. N. B.

FUNERAL SATURDAY - The funeral of the late Mrs. John Ryan of 81 Gerald Street. was held Saturday afternoon form the Cutcliffeiifuneral Home. Service at the home and grave was con- ducted by Rev. W. H. Brown. The pail bearers were James Lannan, Milton Cannon. John Maclaeod. John MacFai-lane, N. S. Taweel and Mitchael O'Neill. interment was in the People's Cemetery.

FUNERAL SERVICE - The funeral of the late Samuel Nichol- son was held yesterday afternoon from the residence of his ” . Mrs. Lyall Gurney. 38 Upper Hills- boro St. Service was conducted by Rev. W. R. Brown. Interment was in Murray Harbor North Cemet- ery. Service at the grave was con- ducted by Rev. Carl Currie. Pall bearers were Joseph Neale. Fulton Thompson. E. R. MacLeod. Henry Macbeod. Calvin Graham and Richard Ruthart.

CLOSING SERVICE - A pre- cession led by the altar boys. first communlcants. junior girl's choir, parish Cuba and Boy Scouts mark- ed to closing of the May De- votiona to Our Blessed Mother. at the Church of the Most Holy Re- deemer laat evening. The Mass was conducted by the Rector. Very Rev. Gregory Murphy. C.Ss.R. The sermon was by Rev. 1'. Coghlan.

The Diamond Jubilee of the laying of the Foundation Stone of the present St. Paul's Anglican Church was fittingly referred to by the Rector. Rev. Canon J. T. lb- bott at the morning service yes- terday. He stressed the obligation of the present membership to carry on the heritage that has been handed down. "You did not build. but it is yours to maintain," he added.

Rev. .lohn Cauiield was appoint- cd Rector by Royal Warrant in August 1769 but did not leave Eng- land to take over his duties. Oc- casional services were tzi zen by the Chaplains of the Forces.

The Rev. Theophilus DesBrisay was appointed Rector by Royal Warrant dated Sept. 21, 1774. On his way to take over his charge he was taken prisoner at Canso, N.S. on Nov. 23. 1775 by the same two American privateers who had plundered Charlotte Town on the 17th. of that month. On being re- leased a few days later. be pro- ceeded hy schooner to Charlotte Town and the history of the Ang-

TETERBORO. N.J. (AP- The 1955 polar expedition wound up back where it started three weeks ago without having .eached its goal, according to an announce- ment from its New York head- quarters.

In a statement Friday, the group said a party of 12 scien- tists and explorers got as far as Labrador, but was forced to turn back because of a shortage of fuel.

The statement said the expedi- tion "was compelled to return be cause defence activities in the Arctic have created 'fuel short- ages in areas through which the expedition was routed."

, The expedition returned to Te- terboro airport from where it took off for the polar regions

National Parent Teacher Fed. Meeting Today

Recalls Memorable Anniversary At St. Paul's

lican Church on the island begani

line record vue Blossom". owned by Andrew

five daughters of the noted sire "Glengarry Bit O'Fash.lon". well as daughters of three bulls bred by A. Macnae & Sons. A two-year old Honor

Nashua is Winner Of Pi-ediness

BALTIMORE (AP) Belalr Stt.id's mighty Nashua let loose his tremendous s in the stretch

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Baratoga had the crowd of 8.251

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the be 1. They had it all to vea as Clifford Mooerf Traffic .1 e third seven

finished length bac. Everglades Farmls Nance's lad was fourth. -

..m.....m..m.m..m. B. and Fred '1'. MacRae. of 10.- 731 lbs. of milk testing 5.0196. This record was high enough to lead all others in her class as was that of "Raeburn Trinket". owned by Earle Macltas & Son. ”'l'rlnket" is sired by Charlotte- town sir Roderick 7th and she inoduced 48! lbs. of fat as a Junior three-year old Honor Roll.

"Charlottetown Fair Fanny". owned by Director, Experimental 'Farms.. ,roduced 10,218 lbs. of ' milk testing 4.6996. J. A. MacDon- ald & Sons, North Milton. owned a cow which produced 13542 lbs. of milk in the Mature cass. A. Macliae & Sons owned three cows listed all of which had ys0dlICCd over 500 lbs. of fat. "G. ndsle Ruth". owned by Willard Prowse. plI0dlICQd 10,116 lbs. of milk with

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Signed. RUSELL C. CLARK EUGENE CULLHW.

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An outstanding student during

the four year course at Prince of Wales College Boyd 5. Rich- ards led his class in first and second year and was active in all phases of college life. During the past year he was Editor of the College Times and was one of the chief writers for the 1955 P.W.C. Revue. lie was a third year representative of the stu- dent Council and vice-president of that organization. A versatile musician he is equally at home playing the guitar. banjo. violin and piano. A native of Abbey. Prince Edward Island, he was

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born August 12. 1936.

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with this Charlotte Parish. The first entry on the Parish recordsl was made by Mr. DesBrisay in 17W. Services were held during these years in the Cross Keysylnn. in public buildings and private houses.

In April. IMO. work began on the. erection of a church near the Sllcl of the present Post Office. which, was demolished in 1836. The prop-( erty now owned by St. Paul's Cor-I poration was deeded to the Rector Wardens and Vestry of the auth- ority of King William the Fnur(' on August 8. 1836. On this site a new church was nearing comple ion for the sole use of the Esta lished Church of England. Thi Church was consecrated by the Lord Bishop of Nova Scotia on the 21st of August. 1836. and named-St. Paulls.

This church was replaced by that present fine stone structure. and was consecrated by the Lord Bishop of Nova Scotia in July 29. 1896. l

Polar Expedition Fails -

three Weeks ago.

Among the members were Co John F. Stanwell-Fletcher. expedi tion commander. and his wife. Mrs. Peggy Keenan Fletcher who would have been the first woman to stand at the North Pole had the expedition been sue-p cessful. 5

The statement said plans are being made to reorganize the ex- pedition for another try Feb. 1. 1956, with special provisions for- fuel caches along its proposedl route.

Featured In Ayrshire Review

The Canadian Ayrshire Review for May featured ”Clover Cresi Roberta", the new all-time all breed American pro- ducer. with 17,601 lbs. of milk. 966 lbs. of fat test- ing 5.596 in 305 days as a Junior four-year old. It is interesting to note that this particular cow is a maternal sister to "clover Crest

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SALVATION ARMY ANNUAL REE and SUNSET LODGE APPEAL

) SHIELD CAMPAIGN

CITY CANVASS smirs russomr - CAMPAIGN sums 5 r. M. TONIGHT ARMY CITADEI.

Provincial Organization

Major N. W. Lowther, Q. C. . Chairman S. A. Advisory Boan

Special Names Ciiolrinen

Patron Hon. T. W. L. Prowse, Lieut.-Governor Honorary Chairmen

Hon. A. W. Matheson - Premier P. E. I.

TEAM N0. 1 James A. Fullerton (Capt) Ralph M. Crockett

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GIVE FROM THE HEART TO THIS WORTHY CAUSE

City Chairman - Major Geo. W. Craig. E.D.

DIVISION N0. 1 - COMMANDER - OIIABLII F. DOWNI

TEAM NO. I N. D. Lowther (Capt.) Allan M. Forsytba

Lieut.-Col. J. D. Stewart (IE?-gs Agboltt By! axon...”- . 0 II - U or ws . Ma F Mayor of Charlottetown William MacDonald Keith Camerifa My” John skinner 1'' My C”"'l'"”” ram N0. 4 TEAM NO. I

Roy M. Smallrnsn (Capt)

Dr. R. H. Barrett (Capt.)

S. J. Jeffrey John Squarebriggs , . . . Awikllllxiioll glllfifiordi MacDonald . . e er c ar T. Matheson Provincial Chairman 3, J. ,..,p,,, pmy Mom,”

Paul Jenkins Alton Dollver

Norman MacPherson

TEAM N0. '1 Ralph E. Jenkins (Capt.) Ron R. Atkinson

Gordon W. Stewart

George Craig

- TEAM NO. I Georse A. Purvla (Capt) ,E. E. Clawson . Ernest V. Bell

John A. MacNalr Joseph Robinson

Miss Margaret Ross

TEAM NO. I 1-lenry Macwitlisms (Capt.) Allison Owen

Robert Younker Clarence McPhail Miller MacFadyen Harry Morris

DIVISION N0. 2 - COMMA NDEII - DONALD K. MARTIN

TEAM NO. I A. B. Cutcliffe (Capt.) I Wendall 1-l. Beaton Sinclair Cutcllffa Neil Maclnnlk

Reginald W. Webb

Douglas Saunders

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g TEAM No. I Myron Bell (Capt) Stan Lancaster Gordon Worth Clive Stewart Kenneth You A

' Church. Sturgeon. Interment is the The first sessions of the annual .. . .

Church cemetery. (B:'eSl1!e.g.Cll.:lI'.b;ervll:: clgm mew” 0' um Cum" 3”"? .,1.),:,'li';h5g tl:I:e:ait;ir::IepoAl:(ai A. Aliistair Maclueod TEAM NO. is TEAM N0. ii TEAM N0. is cAMER0NgM the Prince counw lash". Ctsln. - gggersachgzl nra:idbeTiksrenl:.-h'!1'e:tcflJier "cm msemmmon Um at the T D. DeBl 015 Warren Henderson (Capt) B. E. Miller. Sr. (Capt.) J. E. Burnett (Capt) non,-,1” May zgy 1955 M1" ” m U y n (ENG I! C,-mlomwwn Expemnenul Farm, William Dennis W. Blair MacDonald Stewart MacKay cm”-on of Mars... 1,, M, 73..., uivironrumlrii EXPERIENCE wk 95. :;"l"t 1' ”NB"' 3'""3' The dam of than two i ' 1. Wm" Md Sidney 0"” John 13- Maclhe

yen. nemams resting at 1)". While visiting in Montreal recentr ,m' r e'c”n' ' in "Clover Crest Martha R" with Llwd MW" 3'9"ll"l 1'1"”! Terrence Fltlierlld tson's Funeral Home until 1 p.m. 1!. Mr. Thomas Bolger and Mr. d'Fpi'cf3””mw'3l95b.”' M ""d'Y eight records which average 13,- nmuey D"'" J'"'" Dlniweu unmln 3- Kenn”? '.”'l1"u”l?.'1i'”.';u ”'i''”' f” "P" lil'li..f'l.”.a u?Sl2i33?.Z2oe'lS3' ii-'3-r---rwaloc-I Home on gieioiil & ill." 'i.'c"i'".' i''"''' '” ”''” MVl”"Y 300"! -

I ll IIPC W ET l.lI1- ' ' . . a erals's:rviced uriii be held ii 2 p, iigl their cigluilga and mhahggage ism: Iii)-iczitgxn TM. momham Cnadm Re. . DIVISION N0. 8 -- COMMANDER - CLIVE CUDMORE In. ndar ime. Interment in I an Tom 6 cl? W 0 WI! ' cord of Performance list includes - TEAM No. II TEAM N 4 E N I ed llh thir ti - . N. W. Lowther .C. Ch 0- 1 1' AM 0-

dia church cemetery. gazktelg l1.In:ontthe fgn:I1:.l:al mist; :1. "iv. a par cuiar interests . E C , Q , airmail .g::&uu (Capt) &?:dV::lor;::cL(f;:L) :1”: rt Cg; " (Gnu

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Friday, May 27m. 1955' Hamg ma "rested mm on . chug. oi Cmmmmr ooncenf. ma mew I l In W. gy Barbour got!) Gillan Clarence Maclnnia Walter Goss

mond AV xmcxsnzge In ms 27", poueumg "Olen goodl Mr. ms! of In 11,. nlumul commng -mil '"u.K nl;im0l7 0' III! father Goodw Thorley Burke W. E. Agnew

ear. R wing at the Bowness Bolger and Mr. Good expect to I-.. tees. including audio-visual educa- ud 2:0 3:; T- 13- D9319” TEAM No. 10 TEAM No, 17 1-EAM No, is

Hmenggmmewrlsaige cveilycehtlviveaiz and bagsgzf. FlL'ld""' -dl. -,,c0m':1; this life March 4 and silly 3,? Hon. 3. g;a.-1, Macponaid. 0.35 genRME:I;::ozri: (Capt) George Anderson (Capt) Charles Sinclair (Capt) 1955 than to Mt. Stewart Presby- 31300; early this wgek'.' health. parent education. and "u Percy Cameron 151;"? iff.:., Iilelgg.-,l',till:,','o

terian Church for service at 2.00 school education. Not one from no A' 0' Hogan Lo M Lell ' ' ny

NJNERAL AT "NE VALLE,-g . , I as w loved, ran ac an John Maclnnis Frank Rush p.m. Standard Time. Interment in Fridays agenda will include a then: ( N D M be Leith Dougiu J.ck John”, A M Mod Mt. Stewart Penplets Cemetery. gggflhngfi lldflihfvllllrigzn (FEW continuation of the discussions of Not lost but gone before ' ' ac 5" my vemr siunielvc Bryant 0 0 9" " ' committees. the instal- And now the wait to

MacDONALD--in the Charlotte- daughter and son-in-law. Mr. and 1,”... 0, .,m,.,,, d u, U "I I ''W' '1' A. A. MacLeod

town Hospital on Friday. May Mr. Cecil Bi h. A h t. N.S. '" '. P” F" ''l M-vent. Illore. wmmm l-'3.5..i"i:i'.i.l'.:?;?:”l'1.?' ll.':;tlif"'ul.ci';.lll';;l:"i to 3-'-'3-7-'”'wi-'-'-”'5-?'-'3' '"'"""'"' "' "'”" 3' E We" run .. '3.'""”" 1"”-'”””””"”””"”"””” -i

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from glam Henncssey Funeral ?un:1Ya'lewl.a elleldmlliln w'I?lIllll'l(la; 1'm:,::v:;,l,'2';,.g'lL; In loving lnena , or our urf R E Sen W Gordon" Me (cum gt-'gld,:fIlc):nlIoG'nIfkl.lI(I:.pL) dkllllorldoldolilm-liC.pm

Home tu ay afternoon to his May 26th with services, in the (H "1 ' mu m, nu.” hmr. who - - er stawu-t Vuia Ernest McCarey Warren Farr

late residence. St. Peters Lake Presbyterian Church. with Rev. ill-l,',',,,onwu, 5. H man” by died on May !1at.lM4. ? R E Em Sid. William Ladwal Herbert Hughes Jack Ready m

; from where the funeral will be Angus MacDonald in charge aa- thh nut i I . . S, K” nu-mu W L "Emma. am. R". . -bold an morning to st. An- stated by Rev. Mr. Baxter and ' "”'""”""- "'"”'"' -"It '0' Mel in min in: ' go". rsisurcb ion-ha tulemhlligh Rev. David Mawhlnney. mu bear- C.;";9;”' ” P'""' "”' ""”l'"' N. E-Iran h l 3- K Clemmllv Montasuc - D, rah: N0. 1 us. er-men e e um ers were all nephe of th do ' ' ' one our ow. . Harold Stewart (Ca ) W"'- :i::.?::.:(.:::;'- -.3". ::1:;'.:.:::';::.'".:"-.:f:' "'..:":. st; " "' "M 3-. ---- W" "W B: i.:'.'.":"'....".""' "" M" "M um" M.cDoui”"' Rm” none; National and Provincial l"edera- Ag u in. .19". ye." .,,,, orj. 5mm" "4 nu-dy nunuyy H3311; !E2':::icii':l(ymLS"erve a gnu, mi.” 5, M", w.u,,1 CAMPAIGN IIEADQUAITm . 1". 3””, M At least six members of the I V 127 KENT STREET! N. 9. Loan Personal: Provincial Executive. in addition DIVEION No. I - PAR-KDALE - OOMMANDB-I. BENNETT OABI to several members fr 8 - C d f h k . ' 5 mm 0, H, W. Chum, S. ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, 0,,” ,m,”";m'c';: at' O T an S 10 ALL OOMMANDIIIII nus no. at run so. so -ram so. I 1 Men," '1” "ad h In" ant 1-ion. pin (0 "gem (hi. "Hon," 11.. MacA"hm- g-many mm P. O. Ilathuca (Capt) Petey Gay (Capt) William P. HOOIJI he is a mum in in. p. 1. 1.1." meetins. to take can opportunity to ex-l AND Harold Pmnu John Gav Men beasts i End sincere than: maths doctors C ”'”"'m.., ,,,,,"'””"..,, 3f.'.""”u......,”" 0"”. attendance; nurses of TEAM APIAINS , - - ..-"W " "-- um i'i'i.'.l:"5..?..F"...5.'1..”u.':.T:'?"u'” 2:.1:...'.:...c::.'.'::-.':. M" "" """ '"" """"' 1 - J si;:'td”he:ht?atm:li.:'h”ll h ' uses of sympathy to the cal: nm '0' . um ”' ' um Apt")-i I 91- Master Keith Blanchard. son of ' PLEASE IIAVE YOUI Ivan Vassar (Capt) Harold Maciaais (Capt) E-asst Ind (Capt. . V r uugg.u,.p;”ndE ,1 andallothermwhoinanyway g 1. ' ' ' ”""' ”'- W M” "W! 3'-nch-r-t helped in their recent bereave- Ovid Dollar Uttlay Dirt 3..., r h ' Dorchestarlsiregt, in. "mud mat 0ANVA&EII8 AT Till Jung Gdflld lawia ldwh W .............M-':-..iv.-. .2;-.. ....-: 2 2:. ':.."-...m '-'- '.'.:."-' r v-- M "-c'- --H... .3"- osv . I y mm; "1-"Mun" pun", & . c"'A”I- nmsios No. s (can. - OOMMANDMS-ll. I. more um wanna iguana . y 5 gilt:-ed A. Hvhgstsas . y cum mi in am. . s m. canvas: 1."? m. canvass -- A”'”'')''”””"'' ll ; mu :2:-W-J moaocemr , - . . .