NOVEMBER 6, 1953
Death Of Well Known island Sportsman
One of the better known sports- men of the island. R. J. iR.onniel .'tiacDonalti. 69, died Wednesday night in the Charlottetown Hos- pital after a brief illness. A na- iive of Antlgonish, N. S., he came here in 1914 as a telegraph lines- man and then served with the ifanadian National Teiegraphs un- l.l his retirement approximately f,Ve )'C8I"S BRO. '
During all his years sin this i-ity he was one of the leaders in xp0rLS, especially hockey and football, as he encouraged count- I553 youths and helped tiiem in many ways. All his life he stress- rd the importance of manliness ;md playing the game at all iiiiies. Clean sport and recreation were his beliefs and he alway-3 iviideavoured to instill them in all the boys he aided or encouraged.
The late Mr. MacDonald had a iiost of friends he had made over IIIP years. In recent years he liad been -one of the strongest qupporters of the islanders Hoc- key Club. but long hefore he
stziunchly supported the Alleg- xeits of another era when they ii.-iitied with the Suinmersido i'rystals. '
lie was a member of the Hair" Klame Society and of the Knights of Columbus in the Charlotte- town Council. The latter society will attend the funeral in a body.
Surviving are his wife. the (ngmer Mary Hammili of Central R;-deque, and five sons and five daughters. They are Frank, Tor- ,,,,m; Gregory, R.C.A.F.; Bennett. Saint John: Charles, Charlotte- inwn: Kenneth. a. student at St. Dunslan's linivcrsii)'- Tile Kiri! 1rP Rita, Toronto; Hazel. Ciiar- lottetown: Lenora, Mrs. John O'Neill, Halifax; Laurie. Mont- ruil; and Betty, R.N., Welland, Ontario.
Funeral services will he held from his late residence, 173 Hills- iioro street, Saturday morning to St. Dunstan's Basilica. interment will he in the Ctithoiic Cemetery.
A large number of friends and relatives gathered at the home last night for prayers said by xlsgr. P. McMahon, D.D.
BIRTHS. MAIIIIIABES. IIEATIIS 50:: Per Insertion
nmdiss DUNPKY-At the Charlottetown Hospital on Nov. 5. 1053, to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Duiiphy. Miiiview. :1 son.
HICKEY-At the Prince County Hospital on Thursday. Novembef 5th, 1953, to Mr. and Mrs. T. Earle lilckey, Summcrsiclc, a son.
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SPECIAL -- Cotton house- dresses, reg. 2.98 on sale 1.98. The Gloria ladies' wear. Grafton St.
RESERVE NOV. 20 and 21 for C. W. L. rummage sale in Holy Name Hail.
CHURCH IOF SCOTLAND, ser- vices Nov. 8: Murray River, 11 a.m.; Birch Hill, 3 pm.; char. lottetown. '1 pm. Rev. J.H. Bish- op. minister. .
POLICE COURT - In City Pol- ice Court yesterday morning two drunk and incapables were sent; to Jail for 30 days. another was sentenced to 10 days on an old commitlmem.
FLUE FIRE--Firemen respond- ed to a call yesterday evening at
the King Restaurant on Kent. Street. A flue fire was quicklyi extinguished by the cliemicali equipment. I PRESBYTEIIIANF
Brookfield Charge, the iiours service for Sunday, Nov. 8 are as follows: Hartsville 11 a.ni., Sun-
m.. Sunday School at 2. Glasgow Road 7.30 p.m. All are welcome. Rev. Lawrence Blaikie. minister.
AWARDED MEDAL -- Mr. D. I. Sinclair. Clerk Grade IV for the Regional Family Allowances, Dept. of Na- tional lieaith and Welfare, has been awarded the Coronation Medal for long and faithful scrv-i ice as well as outstanding per-
LOADING POTATOES - 'I'iir steamer Teresa Italian registry. with Genoa as her home port. arrived at the Railway Wharf ywterday and commenced loading a cargo of tablestock and seed potatoes which will go to to Florida. The Teresa Vigo is a ship of 1480 tons and will take a cargo of approximately 70,000 bags. The Union Trader which came here with fertilizer and later load- ed potatoes, cleared port yesterday for Venezuela.
KINETTE CLUB MEETS - Tho regular monthly meeting of the Klnette Club was held on Wed- nesday evening at the home of Mrs. Clive Stewart. with vice-president. Mrs. Stewart Ives presiding. It was decided to adopt a needy fam- ily for Christmas. Mrs. Roland Taylor was appointed to look after this matter and to bring the de- tails to the next meeting. Mrs. R. B. smith was appointed Klnette editor for the Kin Bulletin. Plans were made for the December meeting which is to be held at the Reiidevouz. Meeting was adjourned and refreshments served.
ALPHA Y'S .VlEN'S MEETING --President Dick Mathcson vice president W. Carson worn
WARD-SHAW-At St. Dunstan's Basilica. Oct. 29, 1953. hy llt. Rev. Monsignor Mcliiahon, Mary Isabelle Show of Chestnut Hill. M:iss., and Charlottetown, P.E.l. rinil lilichacl Benedict Ward of lianiliton, Ma I'.S.A.
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ABBING-The death occurred on Nov. 5, 1953. at 3 Esher Street, Charlottetown, of T. J. Arblng. formerly of Souris. in his 85th year. The remains are resting at the Cutcliffe Funeral Home where funeral service will he held on Saturday afternoon com-
mencing at 2:30 o'clock. Inter- ment. will be in Suffolk Ceme- tery.
MILLER.-At ilie P. E. Island liospital on lVodnosday, Nov. 4
I953, John C. Miller of Cornwall in his 72nd year. Resting at the MacLean Funeral Home. Funeral on Saturday leaving the Funeral liome at one o'clock for Cornwall United Church for funeral ser- vicces at. two o'clock. interment in Cornwall Cemetery.
MMVDONALD-At the town Hospital on Nov. 4. Ronald J. MacDonald in his 70th year. ills remains were transfor- rr-d yesterday afternoon from the Charlottetown Funeral Home to his late residence, 171 l-lillsboro Street from where the funeral will take place Saturday morning, leaving the house at 8:45 to St. lIiinstan's Basilica for Requiem Mass. Interment in the R. C. C1-metcry.
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the speakers at. the regular week- i.V meeting of the Aiplia Y's Men's Club hold Tiiiirsday even-
ing in the Y.M.C.A. They gave a mrvmibers very comprehensive and interest-isidcnt Donald Iloldcn
i CilURUlliHead table sea I” ban . right): Gregory T. Feeney, Q.C., day School at 10. Brookfieid ;i p. Deputy for New Bmnswick. Mr. Mr. Walter J. Morrissey, celicncy Most Reverend James Boyle, D.D., Mrs. W. J. P. MacMillan. Others not pictur- ;erl were: Loo F. MacDonald, State Deputy, Right Rev, G c()noNA1-you William J. P. MacMiilan, Master Champlain District, Mrs.
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At K. Of C. Anniversary Banquet
Baptist Church Anniversary
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nhip. at which the Qusrtette will Safe Stolen AI --
again be heard in negro spiritual; and in popular gospel songs. At both evening services the members of the Hazelbrook field will be guests of honor, During the morn- ing service the older members of
Windsor. N. S. IVINDSDR. N. 8.. (GP)--A 400
pound safe stolen Wednesday night.
from a service station at nearby
t.irigiat.Charlottetown Council Knights 0 quet held at the Charlottetown Hotel on Wednesday evening Nov. 4 included (left to
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Supreme Director Knig
Grand Knight, Mrs.
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George W. Chcvcrie, Deputy Grand Knight (Toast-
Lco. F. MacDonald, and lirirs. of
The Cliarlottetnwn Baptist Church celebrates its 117th annivcrsary this , Sunday. with Rev. Charles Tay- lo1' as guest speaker and the Acadia Univeisary Gospel Team Quartette providing the special music.
Rev. Charles Taylor is a native
the local Church's Sunday School will be seated as a group in thr- Vestry.
bcrs regard Lht-lnselves very fort- unate rzingements. i
St. Croix was found by a deer hunter Thursday nearly 50 miles distant. on a road near Halifax.
The bottom had been ripped open and 5100 stolen. Owner H. R. DeMont. said he believed papers and lodgers were intact.
The Church's pastor and mem-
in their anniversary ar-
cf Suiumerslde and is a recent graduate of Acadia Universary where he is the teacher of Clinicail Studies and is the director or ran; iigious activities on the campiisi He also siipervisos the various, gospel tea-ms going out from Col- lege. Besides addressing the mnrii- inig wni-ship rervici-, Rev. Tay- lor will spent: to the Acadia Ai- umnl annual meeting Saturday evening at the Charlottetown Y. M.C A. and he will address the special assembly of the Men's As- sociation and their friends Bun- dav afternoon.
The Acadia Quartette sings most every Sunday in Nova ,Scotia Baptist Churches and some- Jil.lfl16IS out of the province, having r ' 5 I . cremv r- Ex-l ..i.i:.i:"”:;il:; v iliiive come from regular preaching p J. MacLcllau, P.A.,V.G., Sil',rr-iigacoiiicnts. This talented group ""5 m'lkP3 lnvr-ly harmony
gphoto by L. F. Mcynms as iirll as abundant use of their iiiieh pcsitinii: of College respon-
s 50th Anniversary,
his of Columbus and State
took place on tiie trip as well as a very concise explanation oi i.liiit ii iiicaiiis to aiitciiti one oil Ilir-(' ('onvciitioiis. Y's Men Rog. Taylor and Claude Smith actedy as ('0-t'ilf1il'lll('l'l of the meeting and 's iiian Claude thanked the Spf'ilix't'3l'S for their informative talks. Biirry Bugden was intro-I rluceil as a new member to thei club and Ross Affleck as a gut-st.i
KINSMEN MEETING --The hi- nionthly meeting of the Kinsmciii Club iiuis held in the Charlotte- towii Hotel last night. with Mr. Sam Robisoii as chairman and Mr. Percy MacDonald as co-chair-i in:iii. Feature of the meeting was the talk of Dr. Brian O'Mearo, the guest speaker. Dr. 0'Mcaro gave an interesting address on Water Fiuridation. Following the speech Mr. Roland Taylor prc-I scnted an educational film depict-y ing Eskimo Life. A guest at. the meeting was Mr. Robert M.acGiil. Charlottetoirn. Before the moot- lng closed the chairman Mr. Robi- snii was presented with a Silver t.rny in honor of his recent marri-
age. , B. Y, P. U. MEETING-Ab the iB.V.P.ll. regular weekly meeting last night the devotional period nus conducted by Eileen Mac-i
Arthur assisted by Bueia Jarriincl and Vfimil Brehaut on the theme ,l”Gr:ititiide". In the progrzimmc
and undrrr the auspices of Eiia Mac-
Eachorn nnd her group a very interesting feature was the read. ing of the pageant. "These 100 years and more" in which so formrd the cast. Pre-
iod the
yinlz talk on the International Con-ibusiness period with group leader: ,vcntion of Y's Men held in Dav-IlEna lVI:icEaclicrn and Lloyd Onkcs i0ilD0FK. I0W9- which ”l9.V attcnd- reporting an illC1'9.'lSPd nttciidaiirc
zed as official delegates. President the course of his talk stated that there are now 474. Y's Men's Clubs in the world operating in .'i1 different coun- tries and that the Charlottetown Club which is now twenty seven years old, places seventh in standing among the clubs. He also mentioned the Bishop's Fund which is money obtained from the sale of cancelled stamps and used to help pay the way of for- oign delegates to lhe Y's Men's International Convention. A very high tribute from International was paid to our own Y's Man Ern Bell who is the internation- al Dlrector for same and who was one of the founders of this movement. Dr. W. Carson in his part of the talk gave the high- lights of the trip from Charlqttc-
tveryi humorous incidents
iiown to Davenport anti told some ,.
and the "liornrl" group with hinti- ost points both for the week niidi the contest total. Final nldns wen-i made for the B.Y.P.U. piihllc meeting at the close of the re- eulnr service Sunday cvcllinz when Rev. Charles Taylor and the Acad-i la quartr-tie will be present toi help celebrate the anniversary of the Church. Windsor Brehaut. led the games period and the mo- gramme concluded with a bible study led by the Rev. Mr. Davison.
IN NA-EMORIAM
In loving Kcith Dixon.
Mrs.
1 memory of i
who ilopartcd this
life Nov. 6, 105?. , Lovliigly ,ri-mcmhorod hy pg.-.
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requested to meet at the home of our late brother, R. J. MacDonald, 173 Hilloboro St., for prayers this eve-
Knights of Columbus are
to attend his funeral on
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Personals
The many friends of Mrs. R. G. Fleming, North Riistico, i'ogrc'. 'to learn that she has entered the P. E. I. Hospital for an operation.
'FrlcnIi.s uiii he giori that Miss Groin HilIlSf'll. of Mr. and .Vlrs. Friink who has been a patient in tin- Prince Edward Island Hospital. has returned to her home.
to learn iiaugiitor ilaiiscii.
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The annual meeting lof tiiu Chnrlotietoivn Community Coti- ccrt Association was held last
evening at the Y.M.C.A. The re- iiriug president. Mr. Raoul Rer- ;lliOl1d presented his report shou- Iiiii: an cxcclicnt, season's pro- gram of r-nicrtainmcnt and an iniprriviiig nieinhcrship situation. lie especially thanked the Prem- ,ier and Dr. Markiinnon for tin- liuse oi the P.W.C. auditorium and ,ihc press and radio for usual co- opcrution, and regretted the loss of valuable worhcits, Mr. riiiil Mrs. Bnliakcr and Mr. anti Mr: House. The newly elected officei" iare as follows:
Honorary president, Mrs. G. I-7 Full; past president. Raoul llo;- niond: president, Mrs. K. S. Roc- crs; 1st vicc-president, Mr. K. .li. Marlin; 2nd virc-president, Nils. Norah Longivnrtii; 3rd ViCP-I7l'P- sideni, Mr. Iioivzird Mclnnis; ser- retaries, (rr-cording), Mrs. K. hi. Martin. fcorrcspondingi, Mrs. J. L. Curran; treasurer, Mr. Serig- wick: campaign chairman, Miss Norah Longwortii: campaign co- chzilrmnn, Mr. Stanley Lancaster;
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