7 . cha * * f < y ‘% \ By i > 9° a8 : ” Re J Pet werent Me ene filter I The Guardian, stown, Thur., ' ; Increased Demands Of Work |=" srm"n tamgiee Unt Driver. Sire gpa aoe Forces Resignation Of Official| "ira = soto tas |Daws $75 Fine | Rev. Campbell jx'ruti-x ve Pee | at wes in Crapaud © ‘ N iets ' tery, where he was In County Court | Speaks To Group | trom” ; Kt was her with Jaid to rest beside loved ones theme was A Charlottetown women, who mag these . 2 in 1957 voted “Woman of the | projects while alescing m| Sone before there to await the) A New Glasgow, N.S., resident) On «Tuesday evening, Zion | Shaken”. Hymns suge Year” by the Bus- | hospital that won her the “Woman | Glorious Resurrection Morning.| was fined $75 and costs or 20 days| Young Peoples Society held its} Moraine Cab, has bean oe antiae . ‘hall! when he plesiied guilty to a! regular weekly meeting. mg, : : , charge of driving while impaired| The business meeting was pre-| then addressed the a of the ,ahlt poke "innccdaues | Funeral Held ood riche sted ha stscares: | when he appeared tefore Magis-| sided over. by the president, and| “Deiiog and’ Morals”. ‘fie atree | clinic because of her physical in- William H. Farrow, Russell Fer-| trate Gilbert A. Geudet, QC, in| mittees were appointed with re-| fied ono ¥ Srey So meee in adiiel Reegetele At Hampton a. Se mee Vie-| County Magistrate’s Court yes-| gards to the play. A motioa was] a social necessity. Following . erguson, John D. Mac- passed that at sum of morey ; Mrs. Rose Savage, invalid 3%] There passed to his eternal |Phail and Bert MacPhail. ia ype contributed to the Missionary | (ss, ® Very, informa a tae year-old mother of three children, | rest ot the home.ot.his nephew} Beautiful floral tributes bore tb deo teeneired and Deaconess Training Schov!| croups participated. a resigned from the . project ‘ staff : ; Sat_|Silent testimony of the esteem in| FUNNY acused” who had originally | Campaign Fund. The evening was brought to-« | effective March 31 when no com-|Eimer Inman, Hampton on "which he was held. He leaves to| )% TNs Se i vy wae with tea siogion: of “Gale Promise could be reathed after |urday; Manch 14th, 1959. Charles|mourn their loss two brothers, | ove Son oe % 8 repllmaad ty the magieite.| °°" te singing pe : the clinic committee decided to| Webster Inman, aged seventy | Warren’ of Hampton, Fred of a bes A Summerside resident charg. |B¢ The } That .Binds” after switch the project office from | nine years, second son of the| Victoria, two sisters, Mrs. Don- meas oe heard a| 02, With speeding was fined $10|Which Rev. Mr.’ Campbel! pro: ‘Mrs. Savage’s home Wo" the Pre te wilans @ 4 his |@¢-B.- Gordon of Appin Road, | Beer = en | and costs or 10 days. ~ ounced. the’ benediction. =~ infal Sanatoréum. William C. Inman and his and Fi of Chariottetown Souris man charged with © the . = — : pate: | Although the committee offer-|wife Isabelle Holm of Hampton | yi-toria. : theft of a quantity of gasoline had ; —, ed to pay her transportation both | Prince Edward Island. charges against him withdrawn. : Sid ¢ * ways and also provide a baby-| The late Mr. Inman who had However, he was ordered to pay : a sitter for the time she would be | spent all of his life in this com- Attempted Theft | costs. end make restitution for A F : absent from home, the exertion | munity was a man of exception- ‘ the gasoline. , ~ in this daily routine would be too | al health and strength, and had Brings $50 Fine For failing ¢o wegister a motor cae much for her, she maintains. never known illness of any na- vehicle for the current year an ‘ Mrs. Savage suffered an stteck |ture until sbout a year ago, wben | 4 Ceninal Royalty man appear-| PAs Revalty resident wes sven || PACKERS — FISHERMEN | + of ‘polio in her youth which even ‘his strength began to fail. and! i 4. aici i of ' a mow severly restricts her powers | gradually as the months went by sentencing charge - Th ao : weak of locomotion. he succumbed to an incurable| @tempted theft of a quantity of |] Here’s One Of The M BE READY FOR MAY Ist —| Pat Sucsen fore Bet Oe tow disease,! which he bore with] gasoline, was fined $50 and costs || Useful Farm Tools Ever . a eee ers, wee the cb |cheentifbess, end great patience. ' or 20 days when be appeared in Developed . . . ——— i ama sme ie eee eee home as an office, will prove a Sa the eee ome a oe ete aie ee THE FUREST Boilers all_ types, Stainless-steel. Stainless-steel : great ee mani. i. is| Although of a quiet and unas- |" F-L-E-X-§-B-L-E tables suitable for Aer, plants. Tanks of stainless--~ likely that | have “P| suming nature he made many | Tne accused had pleaded guilty ARR stee} and Galvanized iron. : ae to away tor the mumme. ao tan diario Ukr tbe tates ee to the charge at a previous sitting Bi NE H oe We aiso do Stainless-steel welding, and all SDU PLAYERS PRESENT “ST. JOAN’ a sm am|Cit, mention to be made of his| Si er sexdents appeared on || = unt on any farm. Alough | general work in sheet metal | ‘ ss of a Mi lpastor, Rev. M. K. Charman, | charges of being drunk and in- designed primarily for —_ a ee cee et St. Dun-| mance will get under way at) brook, Nfld., who plays <. ditert tke the ~ase pb gh who paid him weekly visits and | capable. One was given a fine of spreading livestock droppings 's Gymnasium, George Ber-|7:30 p.m: Playing prominent | of Dunois, commander as ecoauees & ee ee Se who was a great source of com-| $99 and costs or 10 days and the oe en Seen ae Agents For Shaw’s “Saint Joan” will be roles in the six scones end epilo-| French forces, anid Pex! Duggan, fine. Everybody—doctors, nurses, |{t and strength in his hours of | other drew a 10-day suspended |j tilizer and for preparing seed Fairbanke-Bloree Heating & g int hi . is divid- } suffering. term. , Produced by te ed are tho folowing sbadeus: [trae ‘er uae rege, Mcsbee | en nee eee at ee, | He received the test of care | "ha Tat Révaty resident was oe ae ee Se Air-Conditioning Systems University Players| (left) Rhoda Longaphie, Char. | Pat of : etive”’ from his nephew Elmer Inman/ fined $30 and costs or 10 days - cothing. Adjustable te the direction of Rev. ietiohonre.. vive, vane. Wie Suet. ot | ¥ Se FEES BARES Ona el took charge of the [tt 7H, with whom he resided eee OS eee oh. warling esnlitions. Come [i Arsenault, perfior-'! Joan: David Walker, Cornes- admitted , Savage since beginning of a serious | light when it was learned E cad er ~ ee ee ies the clinic |tura in his illness last August, | was the acused's third offence ‘an ¥ i . | Richard Ruthart : along with good medi at-| under the traffic Act. A Malpe- "mE > operation—at the invitation of the . 40 EDEN ST. DIAL 9432 New Officers Are Elected MV Abegweit errno en acy, aan | nyt, aopesrng a's | xterra | 4 il : To D d k Ge ie Sa eae oie. wes 8 attended. A|$10 and costs or five days. . At Annual Council Meeting |To Drydoc fat Sh Sat et is mon = : 3 : : undergoing treatment at : a ~ The anowal meeting of the St. | $4,359.29. Donations were made| The M.V. Abegweit is expected | Orthopaedic Centre. if X council of the CWL wasjto the national and provincial} Jeave Saturday for her annual| In addition she found time to ermno d in the parish hall immedi-| branches of the CWL, to the ing overhaul. The big ship, | @¢t as mamager of the Island Eas- ‘ labels following the regular/Catholic Social Welfare Bureau, pore tes ‘between Borden ter Seal campaign a project she s 4 e this meeting on Sundayjto the Catholic Information Lib- starr Maser is expected to undertook im conjunction with the € # ; e ming. The president, Mrs.|rary and to the parish building Saar at acting tier two or three | March of Dimes campaign. y MacDonald, presided and | fund. weeks ADDS SO MUCH ENJOYMENT TO YOUR FISHING ¢ opening prayer was offered The president thanked the The standby winter ferry $%.S.| five scheduled daily trips. mene Fo nth, ence oe We] Proce award Talnd wil ope-| Tt i got yet known, where the RECREATION - - - VISIT YOUR | Mrs. a2. Higgins read thelfine cooperation she had re- ate in theinterim and make the Aboqwett wil} _ go for ning ; Rinutes of the previous meeting| ceived during her term of of- be th were adopted. She also/|fice extending over pee pc two d. correspondence Mrs. |years. She ve special ~ thanks . Masi MacDonald. eee to Meneigtne’ Maeieaahe for his at C. & F. FOODLAND : ex nor for education: from/ advice and guidance at all times. Wather Walsh director of the! The nominating committee cred Heart radio program. consisting of Mrs. G. W.. Che- 5 es

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i the 8 a.m. Mass offered| Perry: Tecording secretary, Miss ; ' 32 oe : Rita Gaudet; corresponding sec- h . a a "4 = — — — retarv, Mrs. Frank MacDonald; : ffosed for adoration following the | {"°surer. Mrs. G. W. Cheverie > am. until benediction | (TP-elected) and councillors, a the Mrs. J. M. Lee, Mrs. Eugene She ; eens. Jed that the| Daley and Mrs. Cornelius Me- ; ss Cormac. : ACTH , ogy paaeamoatayd Monsignor MacKenzie thanked Net only ot EASTER’ > we members , the rétiring officers <for their ;