MARCHg 9. 1953

7N MEMORIAM

FRANK TIIAINOB. . oming, January 15th h..i3:i-llmliyetxfii to Frank Trainer

and you and deep sorrow to all -

who knew him. Amid prayerful solicitations for his welfare. despite Adequate medical attention and ti-iider nursing by family members, he d peacefully sway, thus mummung a year of failing h. i”;i,f.,, 1.. 1884, his life in its en- mew, except, for a sojourn of I few years spent in Fort Augustus. was spent in Doriagh, the place of his birth. Here as a youth he applied his art and strength to the lniildiiig of a homestead. This liiiiiiestead. the PTOGUW 01 WW9-95 oiidcavour as both a mixed farmer and fax breeder, now stands a monument to his prudence and in- st '.

du1nn19o3 he married Catherine Curiey, a union which lasted until his death. and which. was blessed ullh five children. He was actively mm-estcd in political affairs. A staunch Conservative. he served me administration of his- country as Road supervisor and Justice of tho Peace. But more important iiinii this, he served a divine ad- !llIlllSll"rll.lOll as a faithful member at the Roman Catholic Church, and A member of Holy Name soci- .-ii; He was frequently visited dur- ing his illness DY N3 PIIWF. ROV- l'. P. Butler, who administered to iiini the last. rites.

'l'lic into Mr. Trainor as husband. Liiiicr, grandfather, brother, friend iiiii neighbour, was regarded in in iuipacities as exemplary. His '.r.15 is life so lived that it embod- ..-.i ovri-ythiiig that was Christian and cicrylhing that was Catholic, a life so lived as to merit that "mil-,'2ilCll promise ”Be thou faith- lii: iiiito death and I will give you tho crnivri of life”.

ill addition to his sorrowiug wife hr lDEil'6S to mourn, two daughters. Mrs. .l J, Bcagan, Doniigh, and ,x - William J. Trainor. Johnston's niioir. Another daughter. Gert- ilflt. nrcdeceased him thirty years ago Tiin sons, Vincent and Eugene n! Donagh. are left to mourn. Two Il5'('l'S and one brother sJso..sur- win They are (Lebelice) Mrs. A'i.iit welch, 1Annie) Mrs. John ii.ii-iiii. Iii'llll, Mass... and Eugene I. High River, Alta.

The largely attended funeral was lilld from his late residence satur- Int, January i7tah. Requiem. High

1.. - has celebrated by Reverend ll siiiipsoii. Present in the : ii.ii-v were Reverend Allan ilrliwiialrl and Reverend T. P. wlri: Scrvicest the grave was roiirliictod by Reverend T. P. But-

ifir

Tho honorary pail bearers were: ili;'.i.ini Tralnor (Sin), George Mc- l)o:..i1d, Patrick 'h'ainor, J.J. Mc- ')m-.;ilti, Aeneas curley and Joseph l'ln:ici'

Activn pail tiiiidrhildren H7

bearers were five and one nephew. id Bcagan, Russell Beagan. Bcngan, Louis Trainer, Earl ill Y and Louis Smith. Inter- lll"!l' was in the church cemetery. Rt'qlll05CBl. in Face".

Floral Tributes r,:!.iii -wife and Family Mass Cards

Wlfr Lrizn and Jethru

(mic. Ruby. and family Viiirciit and Tens .'ti:iri' uiid Willi:

Uri Elizabeth Welch, Lynn. MM- Mrs John Martin, Worcester, liass

l-Tugenc Trsinor (5), High River, Alla.

Harold Beagan slid Lornle

Russell Bcagiin

-Iiihn Eeagaii

Hi and Mrs. Michael Beagsn. flakvlllc, Ont, l Peai'lc and Betty Trainor, Char- lUli'.Cl0ill'l

l.0lllS and Joyce Tralnor

liiisil and Kay Trainer

l.ii-l and Doris Trainor

llnso, Parnell. snd Barbara Ann

Holy Name Society

Mrs. J. .1. Duffy

Min and Mrs. John Heron, Fort Aiizusius

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Dufly.Fort A':rrii.x'.lis

Viv And Mrs. Eddie Shea, Wat- rri.ilc i

Vfl' rind Mrii. Horace McGregor. il0l.li2SlOll'.l River

.i'.r. and Mrs. Jiiliiisioiils River

lldwarti white, Donagh

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mcxenna. Mciinald

Ml'. and Mrs. Linus Smith

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kelly. Fort Nlltustus

U11 and Mrs, Fort Augustus

Mac Mccorrnntt. Charlottetown

iiir. and Mrs. Amby Lewis, Glen-

nan

Mrs. John McQuaid and family, Ttacadie,

Mr. anti Mi. Herbert

Mr. and Mrs. Johnston's River

liir. and Mrs. Herbert Reagan aim family. Johnston's River

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Trainer, Johnston's River

Mr, and Mrs. Jnlinstonls River Qltlr. and Mrs. William Trainer '-I t. Johnston's River

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Roche and Flank. Auburn

Mr. and Mrs. Norman Kouglian

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Murnuhan

Mr. and Mrs. Leo Trainer CMIj. and Mrs. John L. Moreside, Iiailottetown

Mr. and Mrs. l"nwnal

Daniel Currie,

Howard Heron,

Mrs. Russell Driscoll,

Martin Drlscoll,

, Elmer Trainor,

AIIIUTOIG MCMIUID.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Drfscoll

Ernie Currie. Johnston's River

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tralnor and Glen, Johnston's Riv r Ernie Trsinor. Che lottetown Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Brazel Patrick Callaghan. Auburn Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Hughes, pi-ornore

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Duffy, Fort Augustus .

James Murnaghan, Taruntiun

Lawrence Heron, Charlottetown

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Besgan, Johnston's River

Mrs. Alfred Smith, Johnston's River

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Walker and family, Johnston's River

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Walker, and family, Johnston's River

Mr. and Mrs. Fred McAdam, Donagh

Mr. and Mn. Alban McDonald, Glenflnnan

Mrs. Joseph Smith and family. Johnston's River

Mr. and Mrs. Clifford McGuirk. Charlottetown

Mrs. John Simpson. Marie Joe, Auburn

Mr. and Mrs. George MacDonald, Mer d'

Mr. and Mrs. Philip Coyle, Dro- more

Mr. and Mrs. wiuism Hughes, Fort Augustus

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Quinn and family, Watervsle

Mr. and Mrs. Poivnal

Josephine FitzPs.t.rlck. Tracadie

Mr. and Mrs.De'nnis Murnsghen, Donsgh -

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Murnagh- an, Eethel

and

Jack McMillan,

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hughes Taratitum Mr. and Mrs. Henry McGuirk

and family. Dromore

Mr. and Mrs. Leo J. Duffy and family. Charlottetown

James and Wallace Campbell

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Koughaii, Dromore

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Brszel, Do- nsgh

Mrs. Edwin Brazel, Donagh

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Muriiagh- an. Tarantum

Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Murnzig-han,

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Whitc, Tsrentum and Mrs. Alvin Beagari,

Johnston's River

Mrs. James Curley and family, Watervale

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kelly and family, Lake Verde '

Mr. and Mrs. Leo McNally, Do- nagh

Mr. and Mrs. Matthias Koughan and family, Donagh

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Trniiior and family, Donagh

Kenneth. Ivan and Warren Mc- Cormack. Charlottetown

mums and Elizabeth Brazel, Charlottetown

Margaret Brazel, Brooklino, Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. Michael McGuirk. Dromore mMrs. Bruno Power and Martin,

I.

Mr. and Mrs. Owen Baird. Web- ster's Corner

Mrs. Ella Walker and family, Halifax, N. S.

Mr. and Mrs. William McEachern, C-lenfinnan

Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Drake, Mass.

Mrs. William Chandler and Hel- en. Hazeibrook

Mr. and Mrs. William Berrlgan and family, Charlottetown

Mr. and Mrs. Leo Murnaghan. Boston, Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. John i-i. Beagan and Ernie. Donsgh .

Eleanor McAdam, Charlottetown

Mr. and Mrs. Basil Spears, Ketch Harbour, N. S. 7 .

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Holland. Tsrantum

Mrs. William I". McDonald and Isabel, Charlottetown

John Garland, Auburn

Mr. and Mrs. James McGaughey and family, Auburn

Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Smith. Charlottetown

Sarah Beagsn. Somervllle, Mass.

Peter Brazel

Mary C. Smith, Charlottetown

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Walsh, New York

Gertie Whitney, Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Cahill. Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McNally, Kitchener. Ontario

Mr. and Mrs. John Coyle, Char- lottetown

Mr. and Mrs. Charlottetown

Thomas McAdam. Cliarlottetown

Albert MacRac,

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Curley, Charlottetown

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Macinnis. Southport

Mr. and Mrs. Leo Dunn, Somer- ville, Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Driscoll, Beth- el

Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Hynes. somerviile. Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith. Roxbury. Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Slavin Bmokline, Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Blavln. Brook-

line. Mass. r

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Brennick and family, Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. Earl Duffy

Mr. and Mrs. M. Callaghan. Charlottetown

Reverend V. Murnsghaa

Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius McCor- meck. Charlottetown

Lilian Koughap, Charlottetown

Mrs. James Mccormack, New York .

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Trainor

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Brazel, Johnston's River

Drr. W. J. P. and Allan MacMfl- lan, Charlottetown

Mary White, Charlottetown

Mr. and Mrs. Basil slavin, Rox- bury, Mus.

Mrs. James Roach. Halifax. N.H.

Mr. and Mrs. John A. McDon-

lld, Charlottetown

Louis A. Trainer. Roxbury. Mass. A

iTHE Mr. and Mrs. Louis Curley and family, Charlottetown Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. McDon- ald. Charlottetown Mrs. Plus O'Meara, Halifax Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Driscoll James J. White, Kensington Rd., Charlottetown Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kelly and family, Charlottetown Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Trainer and Mary Elaine, Charlottetown Mr. and Mrs. L. 0. Kelly, Char-

Maurice

lottetown

Mr. and Mrs. Griffin and family, Charlottetown Mr. kind Mrs. Aeneas Cui-icy and Preston. Charlottetown John P. McNally, Ch'towii.

Mr. and Mrs. Levi McNally, Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Louis M. Smith, Southport

Mr. and Mrs. Steplicn Connolly Charlottetown Mr. and Mrs. Southport

Mrs. Alice Murnsghan and Ida, Charlottetown

Mr. and Mrs. J. J.. MacDonald, Glenflnnan

Donsgh Women's Institute

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Power, Mermaid. -

Gerald Power,

Enrollments

The Central Association of Mir- aculous Medal-Mrs. Martin and Mrs. Welch, Lynn, Mass,

The Jesuit Seminary GuildMM;, and Mrs. M. Rliinehart, Boston, Mass.

Spiritual Bouquets

Edward and Ruth Stewart, Lynn, Miiss.

Stuart and Agnes Wattoii, Ded- ham, Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. John Mitchell, Somerville, Mass.

Sympathy Cards Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Wood. South- port Mrs. Pius O'Meara, Halifax.

Mr. and Mrs. V. Curley and fam. ily, Vernon River ' Ella and Patricia MacMillan,i Lowrll, Mass. John and Pearle Mcshsiie, Mont- resi

Mm Margaret Hayes. Ch'town.

Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. Mcxersch. cr, Toronto

Grace and Stuart Drake, Mass,

Mr. and Mrs. John FitzPatrick, Ten Mile House

Angelina 'i'ralnoi', Hamilton,Ont.

Dan and Celia Cannon and fam- ily. Pownal

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Walsh, Rocky Point

Mildred and Cliiudc MacMillan and family, Mt. Etlwartl Road

Mrs. W. J. Mt;Eachern. Will and Marguerite, Cherry Valley

Mrs. Wm. Horton. Bunbury

Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Wood and family, Hazelibrock

Mr. and Mrs. W. S. lvioEachcrn, Mermaid

Mr. and Mrs. Mt. Albion

Joseph and Selina Mcfilachern, Mermaid

Wylie and Mrs. Gibson, Marsh- field

Fred Trowsdalc,

Jim and Jennie Garland, Avon. ale -

Mr. and Mrs. Michael McGuirk, Dromore

Margaret Cornwall

Murvlii Mciniiis, St. F.X., Ari- tlgonlsh

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Horton, Mt. Albion Mr. and Mrs. Omer Ferguson, Mt. lbloii

and Dannie Gass,

Tom and Katie Brennick, Som- erville, Mass.

Laura and Clarence Coffin, Pis- quid

Olive and Warren McGuirk. Mt. Stewart

Mrs. Benjamin Vorton, Mt. Al. bioii

Bernice FitzPalrick, Ch'town.

Lillian and George Lewis. Mt.

Albion Lorne and Lottie Kelly, South- port Isobel and Blair Swan Mr. and Mrs. Reggie Power, Mer- maid McGai'r,v fnmlly. Smithpnrt Josephine FitzPatrick, Ten Mile Iiousc Mary and Ralph Horton, Mt. Al- bion x Leah and Charlie Swan Mr. and Mrs. James Hughes and family, Fort Augustus Lloyd Horton, Charlottetown Sam, Annetta and Mrs. Horton, Betlicl Eunice and Ira Redmond, Lake Verdc Virginia Drake, Boston. Mass. Leo and Mary Doyle and family Hcdlcy Weeks, Charlottetown Mr. and Mrs. Bernard McQuaid and family, Bedford Wilfred and Mary Praught. Cherry Valley . John and Bertha McDonald and family, Bcthel Mr. and Mrs Eddie Mycrs, Mt. Albion Mary Smith, Montreal Lynwood and Edith McNeil, Mt. Albion Mrs. Criiwifnrd Jay. Ch'town. Teena Martii-iino, Montreal Edith and Harry Swan. Mount Edward Road Adele and Leigh McEachern, Al- exandra Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McDonald and family, Charlottetown Mr. and Mrs. John Myers and Sidney. Mt. Albion Doris Bellman, Charlottetown Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. McDon- aid, Stanley Bridge Barbara and Dick Nelson. Mass.

SFFIRHY FUR YOUR LUVED ONES?

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Edward Road

Anita and Joe Tralnor. South- port

Leigh. Gertie and Mary Fergus- on. Bethel -

Elsie Tralnor, Montreal

Olive and Henry Jenkins. Mt.

GUARDIAN. CHAIEOTTETOWN

Mary Gordon and family, Mur- ray Harbour

Bert and Lena Fletcher, Stanley Bridge

Mary and Charlie MacLellaii, Spring Valley

Mr.- and Mrs. C. R. Tucker. Halifax

M. E Mccarron, Dorchester, Mass. -

Mr. anti Mrs. Joseph Currie.

Letters

Sister M. Estelle, Lebanon, N. H. Mrs. Wyatt Weich, Lynn, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. John Martin, Wor-

cester, Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Stewart, Lynn, Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Keouglian,

Vernon River

Mary Bragg, Soutliport

Mrs. Emma Power and Martin, Fort Lauderdulr, Fla.

Helen Mc(1riith. Ohio, 11. S. A.

Mrs. Ella Walker and family, Halifax

Mr. and Mrs. J.P. Drlscoll, Beth-

el Mr. Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Malat-hias Callag- han, Cliarlottctowii Leo and Blanche Dutiii, Somer-

and Mrs. Stuart Drake,

ville. Mass.

Wilfred and Lucy Hynes, Somer- vllle, Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Watton,

Dcdhsm, Mass.

Daniel Driscoll, O.M.I., Ottawa, Ont. Mr. and Mrs. Chester S. Mc-

Lure, Ottawa, Ont.

Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Curley, Ver- non River

Mrs. J. J. Duffy, Charlottetown

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith Newton Center, Mass.

Mrs. James Roche, Halifax.

Card Of Thanks

Mrs. Frank 'I&'alnor and family wish to stliaiik Rev. T. P. Butler, P.P.. Drs. W. J. P. and Allan Mac- Mlllan, kind neighlrors and friends

Island Odds And Ends

The .number of people drawing weekly Unemployment Insurance benefit checks through the Char- lottetown National Employment Office is slightly over seventeen hundred. The figure has varied only very little in the past three weeks. In terms of money it is roughly estimated that between 520,000 and s25,000 is being paid out every seven days. The claim- ants handled by the Charlottetown office include all residents of King's and Queen's Counties.

The National Employment Of- fice in Summerslde pays all benefit claims in Prince County, and at the present time is understood to have 3. total of approximately one thousand people entitled to weekly cheques. The combined figures for both offlcas, Charlottetown and Summerslde, is well over 2500. and the amount of money disbursed weekly well over 330,000.

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There has been quite a change in the condition of Charlottetown streets since last spring. Either be- cause of old age or the wear and tear of trucks, bulldozers and ma- chines equipped with caterpillar treads, the City's highways liter- ally crumbled to rubble in many places during the winter of 1952.

Citizens who motored bumpily over the damaged thoroughfares felt, as well as saw the extensive damage. Many predicted that it would be years before the streets were repaired.

Fortunately

the City Council,

who assisted them during their recent sad bereavement, also those who sent Mass Cards, Spiritual

Bouquets, Enrollments and Mes- sages of Sympathy.

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”Rcslst:iiicc inakcs a toaster get hot. When yiiti try to push your way tlimugli a tlmir and Jim resists yini or trim to push ynu l)at'L, you get hot. And when electricity tries in push its nay ilirliiiglt sonic rnctals. they resist and got hot Inn. The wire in toaster rlvntcnts is imulc Uta uiixtiirc iifttitirl nuti rhriiuiitini, autl got: hot just lilo the filarncni in an electric light bulb."

I i ” 'Iltr Rnnunvrr nl With!" a 79 pop boodyfllffv iflurfmfrd. will be mvlfm no "quay! fa nryon: infemlol.

I wtalctti afloaoflzxi.

correctly guaging the wishes of the public, courageously undertook an extensive program of reconstruc- tion and resurfacing, and by autumn the townsfolk were ex- pressing appreciation. On the whole the reconditioned streets have come through the winter very well, but a. few have shown signs of quick deterioration.

Those in which defects have de- veloped will be repaiied this spring. The contr'act.ors-accord- ing to City manager James F. Ful- lerton, will be back when the weather permits, to complete un- finished work and to deal with previous work which has proved unsatisfactory. It is understood the City Council withheld some thousands of dollars of the tract price, until the durability of the new streets could be tested.

. . .

Our fellow citizen ”Buck" Whit- lock is being honored tonight for his great contribution to hockey. His career on the ice has been noteworthy and brought his native province much desirable publicity. Neither can it be overlooked that Roy Whitloclt served Canada with great credit during the war in our country's navy. and almost lost his life when his ship was torpedoed. Since his discharge he has been a good citizen, steadily employed by a company which values his serv- ices highly.

In the summer time, after work-'

lng hours he has been one of our better baseball players, and for pure love of the gzmc has fre- quently hustied out to the diamond after a long day's viork. On the diamond as on the ice he has en- tertained thousands of people. and been responsible for iiiany a thrill, winter and summer.

In war and in peace, at work or at play he has been is good citizen, which is probably the greatest tribute which can be paid him.

Home of ancient civilization India had large, wcll-planned com- munltles 5,000 years ago.

”.”Ill-1 Ilnrw 'f if VIII”, Hull 3'"

”Wirc tnzulc of siimc nit-iiils like imii wniild hurn away in .1 act-untl. In tho earls. ilavs they hail lriullilc Iintling ;i lllPl.Il that ' ' tiiiiiltl last. ('.crl;iiu tiii'Lrl alliiis lic.il up V011illll('L'l.illl(I('alI illti irrx lint mm long periods of lime uitliuiil stuiliiiq nr itarping. That's mm of tho rcasnna wliy nickel lrmnf ..'IlI2I(li- an mines is so llllltll in tlciinuitl."

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