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NOVEMBER 23. 1953 the home

2:lVhl;e;.tley tiver whom I-Ipwnrd ti. In rnwnt tn- MR3- ROBERT whxla ing oelenete ye. . J0

The funeral was conducted from her son James at

Floral tributes as follows were

' aged away 011 JUN 33 received:

.T”'f:,.3 old lady or Wheablev Plliow:-

”. ,i,,nd Bungay R-Did. Ml'!- 305' George and Minnie Mewavag in her 101st 3931' M11 James and Gertie P” Harold and Mary

'v the home of her W'”",l,M1hr:.t Elli-worth waye.1or dl”3hi,'e1g.nt years, having for- ” plfmxa all her married life on iestead now occupied by June; or Wheatley River.

'9" WM-95, reported to have

Mmbaptlzed in infancy by tkhse Mend pioneer of the Bible Chr - We Church, the Reverend Francis muzhemil was a link with the Me Sire saw many changes in M 'church and community. The mi clmsuaii Church of which Blbew-as a. member, joined the idheeyhodlst Church in 1683, and in 1925 became canada. Her excellent memory re- called inrlny names and scenes mm the past, and she was blessed .1”, We health and eyesight. be- i able to read the holder print ”jg'rhe Guardian newspaiper cverl jyn her 100th year. Her Bible and hl'nill5)il0it were her constant com- piiiliolis The tender care giveli by her loved ones in the home was a blessln: to her, and the visits of W ll'lClldS, relatives and of her pastor were a source of joy and wmlor: to her.

ilzr llusbaiid predeceased her :L".0l'.l(Fll years ago. Site leaves to mourn a large hum-her of menus aliduelatives of three (X011- r:'ailiIllS. amolig wllonl are her sons (moire of Medicine Hat, Alta., Hamid ill Cililiwack. B. C., and Jalnrs oil the homestead; and her dwglzicrs, Edna, Mr.s Michael Clar. oi Aim; Lulu, Mrs. Charles DPMtllll, Vcrllont, and Helen, Mrs. Ellsvmlh Waye, at home. She had nflcml grandcliildrcn, three of uluch are ill this province: Catli- l-::i:c. Airs. H. Spence of Green- lair, Douglas and Edna at home. Also eleven great-grandcliildren of '.l'illt1ll four are in this province. Two nieces. Bessie, Mrs. J.S. Mac- Leod of Hunter River, and Amy, airs Dr, R. H. Barrett of Char-

the United Church of I

Edna and Michael. wreath:-A

Helen, Ellsworth and Edna. Spray:-

Lulu and Chutes Catherine. Honeywell and family Douglas, Norms. and family Amy and Raymond Bessle..Rsagh and Chris Wheatley River W.M S. Wheatiey River W. I.

Cut Flowers:-

Annie Pidgeon.

Card Of Thanks

The family of the late Mrs. Wares wish to thank all those who sent flowers and cards of sympa- thy, also Rev. Howard Christie and Dr. J. R. Murchison.

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MATIIIAS KOUGHAN

It was with a feeling of deep- est regret to learn of the sudden death of Mathias Kolrzhan, son of Mrs. Kouzhan and the late Martin Kougltsin of Dona.gh,which occurred in the City Hospital on October 7, in his 57th year.

In the passing of Mr. Kong- han, the district of Donaglh has lost a valuable neighbor, being of a kind, charitable and obliging nature. This, coupled with his great ability to perform any job, will leave a vacancy which will be difficult ts-fill. i

But it is in the home where his presence wil be missed the most. because he could always be found there, attending and directing the many details that are common to family life.

Some 30 years ago, he married Miss Catherine MacDonald, daugh- ter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Norman MacDoms.ld of Webster's Corner, and settled down to farm Hie and although they raised in large family, through their hard work, thrtftness and careful management, they suc- ceeded in providing themselves with a comfortable home.

He was a. devout member of the Catholic Church, receiving the. Last, Sacred Rites a short timi- previous to his death. and was visited frcnumtlyl by his pastor, Rev. T. P. Butler.

l-Its funeral in St. Patrick's Church. Fort Augustus. which was held on October 9 was lurgc-iv attended. A solemn Requiem High Mass was celebrated by the pastor. Rev. '1'. P. Butler. assisted bv Rev. A J. McLeod as deacon and Rev Vincent Murnag-hall as sub-deacon. Present in the sanctuary were Rev Allan MacDonald and Rev. W. 0. Simpson.

Services at the grave were per- formed by Rev. T. P. Bu-tier.

There are left to mourn the loss of a good husband and father. his wife, four daughters. (Eileen) Mrs. Vernon Driscoll. Bethel; Lil- llan in Charlottetown. (Florence)

est lake, covers 168.000 square miles.

Mrs. Leo McNally. Dnnagh; and

rare very close in her affection.

Words are hard put to tell the full story of Canadian achievement in 1953. During this past year, Canada took new strides forward in almost every deld of endeavor. These strides toward the futurk were made possible through an investment-by Canadians in all

walks of life-

of time, talent .. . . and money.

How important a your money played in Canada's progress in 1953 can be seen from the following highlights taken from the B of M's Annual Report for this year. Printed here, these figures - as they did all through 1953 - speak louder than words.

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DEPOSITS: At the end of the Bank's year, October 31st, 1933, over two million Canadians had 9,226,960,353 in deposits with the Bof M -money which has been kept hard at work with Canadian enterprise of every description and size. Although much of this money belongs to institu- tions and business hrrns, well over half of these deposits represent the savings of everyday Canadians - savings that, day by day, are working for you . . . and for Canada.

LOANS: Your bank is playing an important role in our expanding economy by means of loans to Canadians of . every calling-fal-mere. miners, fishermen, oil men, lum- l bermen, ranchers -to individual and business enterprises and to Provincial and Municipal Governments. As of October 51st, B of M loans totalled 3857,762,561 - the highest figure in the history of the Bank. In a thousand ways, these dollars played their part in maintaining full employment and in sustaining - or bettering - our

INVESTMENTS: At the close of the year the B of M had 8864,057,948 invested in high-grade government bonds and other public securities whichhave a ready market. This money is helping to finance government projects for the betterment of the country and the welfare of Canadians at large. Other securities held by the Bank-mainly short-term credits to industry-bring total investments to 89s2,49o.a26.

The message these figures express is a confi- dent and encouraging one. Actually, it is your message...for it is made possible by your savings.

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Rita at home. Also four sons, William in Charlottetown, Nor- man, Victor and James in Donagh. He is survived also by his aged mother in the Sacred Heart Home, Charlottetown. One brother, Fran- cis in Donagh and one sister (Laura) Mrs Joseph Holland, Tar- antum. One brother and three sisters pre-deccase” him.

His pail bearers We're Messrs, Walter White, Daniel Holland, Lco McNa-lly. Henry Koughan, L-wt. rcnce Trainer and Vernon Dris. coll.

May his soul rest in peace.

Mass Cards

Wife

Mothr-r

James and Riff

Bill and Victor

Lillian

Vernon and Eileen

Leo, Florence and family Norman and Mary

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Holland Mr. and Mrs Frank Koughnn Alphonsus. Stephen, Elizabeth and William

Mr. and Mrs. James MacDonald, Rumford. Mo.

Caniscious Kouglian

Mary and Anita Kough-an Joseph Koughan

Elmer and Lcrnic 'K0liglliall Edward While, Dbnagli Lawrence Heron, Cllarlottetovxll

Mr. and Mrs. Walter White, D0ll.'t';'ll

Ml5S Milly wyiltn. Charlotte- town

Mr. illlil Mrs. Jusrp-h 'rl'.'Illl()T, Sr, and Lalvrcncc Mr. and Mrs. John W. MacDon- ald. Rumford, Mn. , Miss Arita MacDonald. ford. Me. Mr. and Mrs. De-unis Murnagh.-ln, Donagll Mr. and Mrs. Joseph and Jtlllinr. Southport lyir. and Mrs. L4-0 Trainor, Dim- it,-:1 Mr. fi.llfl Mrs. aplmn, Donagll Mr. and Mrs. Clifford McGLlirk, Charlottetown Mr. Daniel Holland, Tarantum Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Hughes.

Rum-

Trainer

Joseph Murn-

Dromorc

Mr. and Mrs. Everett l3.'l0gall, Chnrlotteloyvn

M3: John Murray, Westflcld,

The Charlottelovvn F u n e r al Home

Mr. and Mrs. Jethru Bergen and Harold. Dcnagll

Mr. and Mrs. Linus Smith, Dun- ugh

Mr. and Mrs. John Bacgan, Don- ugh

Mr and Mrs. Fred Drlscnll, Dolmgh

Mrs. Catherine Trainor, Donagh

Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Tralnor, Donagh

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Trainer, Donagh

M.r. and Mrs. Fred MacAdam, Donagh

Mr. John MacNally, Kitchener, Ont.

Miss Eleanor MacAdam, Char- lottetown

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Trainer, Donagh

Mrs. Gertrude Macbood, Dro- more

Mr. and mu. Stephen Murn- aghan, Bethel

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Mum- aglian, Tararltum

Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Muril- arzlian, Tarallttun

Mls. Michael Murnaghan and James, Taraintum

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mum- aghen, Tarantum

Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Murnag-han, Tarnntum

The Holy Name Ryan

The Donagh Women's Instituti-

Mr. and Mrs. Owen Baird, Web- famlly, Webster's Corner

Mr. and Mrs. Tyre-ll Baird, Web- sier's'Comer

Messrs. Brady and'Adrla-nsmlth, Webster's Corner

Katie, Fred and James Cum- misky, Webster's Corner

Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Smith. Webster's Corner

Mr. and Mrs. Webster's Corner

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McEnoher-n, wobstci-'s Corner

Miss Doris Mciilacllem. Kitchen- or. Out.

Mr. and Mrs. John Heron and ifmnlly. Wt-l;ster's Corner l M15! Gladys Heron, Maynard. Mass.

Society, Mt

Phillip Smith,

i Mr. and Mrs. Maynard, Mass. . Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Duffy, lWchster's Corner . Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Callaghan -and Walter. Webster's Cnrnrr

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph mirley and Dnrnen, Fort Auizustus

Miss Bernie Fitzf'atrick, Char- lctietown

Mr. and Mrs. William Trailior. six. Johnston's River

Mr. and Mrs. William Trainer. Jl'.. Johnston's River

Mr. and Mrs. Iva-n Smith, Wob- slnrs Corner

Mr. and Mrs. James Mccaughcy and family, Auburn

Rildy Pirkola,

Mrs. Alfred Smith, Charlotte- town

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

Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Farmer and family, Charlottetown Mr. and Mrs. Maurici- amt family, Charlottetown Mrs. James Curlcy and family.

Griffin

Watcrvale

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Lnrter, Charlottetown

Mia: Evangeline Vessoy, Char- lotirtowll

Mr. and Mrs Jnseph Kelly and family, Fort Augustus

Miss Louise Duffy, Charlotte- town

Mr. and Mrs. John Cnylo, Char-

lotteiowll

Mr. and Mrs. Linus Mon- nghan, Charlottetown

Miss Ernestine Hughes, Char- lottetown

Mr, and-Mrs. Albert Mncilao, Cllariotcctown

Mr. and Mrs. John Ounnninkey. Cliarlotlr-town

Mr. and Mrs. W. '1'). Br-rrlgan

and Bernard. Ch.-ll-lottelowii Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Jack- son. Charlottetown

Mr. and Mrs, Reginald Power. Mermaid

Mr. and Mrs. Urban McLeod. lDl-omore .

H mm GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

Mr. and. Mn. Kerry Kelly, Lake Verde Mr. and Mrs. Llgouri alavln. Roxbury, Mam. Mr. and Mrs, Joseph slavta. Ruxoury, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Basil slavln. Rox- bury, Mass. Miss Sarah Baegan, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Roxbury, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. John Ellsworth, Charlottetown Mr. and-Mrs, Frank Duffy, Char- luttetown Mr. and Mrs. John L. Morestdr and family, Charlottetown Mir. and Mrs. Edward FitzPat- rick and family. Tracadie Mr. and Mrs. John W'haler., Ellintvalc Mr. and Mrs, D.-mil-1 Mclltachem, Charlottetown Mi; and Mrs .Denis O'Shea and family, Glenfinnan Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kelly and family, Auburn Mr. ad Mrs. Jc'llilSf:0ll'5 River Mr. and Mrs. Russell Driscoll. Mi. Herbert Mr. Daniel Driscoll, Holy Rosary Seminary. Ottawa Mr. and Mrs. Alb!-rl Mumaghan, Fort Augustus Miss Josephine Ottziwzi, Ont. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Walsh. New York Mr. and -Mrs. and Mary Elilnr-. Charlottetown Misses Emma Jlllfl Elizabeth Br-izil, Cli:ll'lnttrlolvn Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Baecan. J0hnstoll's River Mr. and Mrs lHenry McGll-irk. Boston, Mass. Mr. Fred Trainor Johnston's River

Roxbury,

Louis Trainor,

Anthony Baegan,

Fitz-Patrick,

Hugh Tra! n or

and Glen.

1 Mrs. Stella MacDonald ind Catherine. Charlottetown

Mm. Wesley B. Dow, Dorchest ,

Blielle and Elijah ROAMI, omi- lottewwn

Mrs. Boswell Jenkins, Mt. Al- bion Catherine

and Florence O'Brien. Boston, Mass. Mrs. James McNally, Tracndle Erna and Lindy, Boston, Mass Olive and Henry Jenkins and family, Mt. Albion Miss Maw Mu.-Millan, Charlottetown Miss Josephine Fitz-Patrick, Ot- tawa, Ont. Mr. Daniel Driscoll, Holy Rosary Seminary. Ottawa Nlgt Lloyd Horton. Campbellton,

R.N.,

Lillian Seaman. Charlottetown Eunice and Ira Redmond, Lake Verde

Mr. and Mrs. Cornwall

Miss Loretta Shea. Boston. Mass. Mr. and Mrs. John D. MacDon- ald, Tracarile

Miss Kathleen MacNally ch”. loltetovvn '

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony MacDon- ald. Dorcliester, Mas.

Mr. and Mrs. Leigh McEaohern. Charlottetown

Mac MacLean.

Miss Betty Trainor, R.N'., Char. lottetown

Mr. alld Mrs. Walter Mullin, Tracadie

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Slavln, Brookline. Mass. '

Mr. and Mrs. hvliiltllll Mullin, Dnllaldstnll

Mr. and Mrs. R A, Mnvcymqcn

Ottawa. Ont John's.

Mr John Baegan. Mr. Russel Baegan, st. P

.9.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mcllally. Kll:'ll."ll"l'. Ont.

Mr. anil Mrs. St:-plien Connolly and family, Cllarlnllntowll Mr. and Mrs. William Hughes.

Ft. Augustus

Mr. and Mrs. Martin Drlscoll. Jolllistolfs River

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Walker.

Jolilistolls River

Mr. Cornelius Cummiskey, Tar- antuln

Mr. and Mrs. Henry McCrulrk. Dromore

Mr. and Mrs, Lawrnnce. Mass.

Mrs. Joseph Smith, Johnston's

Frank Martin.

River

Mr. and Mrs. John Fitz-Patrick. Tracaclie

Mr. and Mtrs. William Mullln. Donaldsioii

Mrs. Jn-llli Simpson, Marie and

Joseph, Au-bu-rn

Mr. and Mrs, Stewart Higgins Cliarlottctown

Mr. and Mrs. M. Callaghan. Charlottetown

Mr. and Mrs. Earl Duffy, Ft. Augustus

Mrs. W. MacDonald, D.A., and Helen, Glenflnnan

Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Driecoll. BElllFl

Mrs. Wesley B. Dow, Boston, Mass.

Miss Loretta Shea. Boston. Mass Miss C at ri e Mullin, Boston,

Mas.

Mr. and Mrs. William McEa,ch- ern, Glenfinnan

Mr. Peter Mcliiaohern. Charlotte- town

Mr. and Mrs. John P. Fitz- gerald, Boston, Mass. Mrs. Genevieve McKenna, Bos-

ton, Mass.

Mir. Thomas MscAds.m, Unar- lottetown

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Kelly, Charlottetown

Mr. and Mrs. Emmet Power,

Johnston's River

Mr. and Mrs. John D. MacDon- ald. Blooming Point

Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Shea, Water-

vale

Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hughes, Dromore

Mr. and Mrs Baird SD98-N.

Ketch Harbour, NB.

Mr. and Mrs. Leo Murnashln. Boston, Mass. Mr. nnd Mrs. Owen Kelly.

Peakcs Station

Mr. and Mrs. Levi MacNally. Johnston's River

Mrs, James Roach, Halifax, N.S.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Brennlck, Boston, Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Drlscoll and faintly. Mt. Herbert

Mr. and Mrs. James Garland. Avnndalc

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hughes. Dromore

1m. and Mrs. Joseph Quinn. Wntervnle

Mr. and Mrs. Hcrbort Baegan. .lolluston's River '

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Kelly. Plsquid

Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Hughes, Tar- untum

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Duffy. Fl- AtlR'USl.llS

Mr, Ambrose Kelly, Auburn

Mr Patrick Gallant, Johnston's River

Mr, Gerard McNally, Charlotte- l()Vi'll

Mr. John Garland. Auburn

Mrs. Alice Murnaglian and Ida.

Cllarloitctown Miss Margaret Huglheo, Dromore

Enrollments

The Association of Perpetual Lnliips

Mr. Harold MCLPMi. 515- L-Wits bcrl, P.Q.

'rlu- Association of Pcfpettlal Lamps

Mr. and Mrs. Lerimrd McLeod. sl. Lambert, P.Q.

The Jesuit Seminary Guild Mr. and Mrs. Anthony MacDon- nlri. Boston. Mass The Jesuit Seminary Guild Mi'. and Mrs. John Keeley. 1305- ton, Mass. Messages of Symplllli

Mi; and mm. Llgouri Slavin. Boston, Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. Syl Perry, AlberrY Plains

Mr, John Ilnrgnn, Otlawa, Ont

Mr. and Mrs. John Fitz-Patrick. Tracadw

Mix Agnes Duffy, Tignish

Mary and Francis Roberts, Char- iottetown

Mr and Mrs. Rudy Pirkoln. May- nard, Mass.

Mrs. Mary E. Duffy, Charlotte- tmw ,

Charlottetown

Mrs. James Roach. Halifax, N5,

Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Coyle, Halifax. N.3.

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mocutrk, Dromore

Min Maude Court, oharloue- town

Mr. and M11. Frank Walsh, New York

Mr. and Mrs. Lynwood McNeil, Mt. Albion

Mr. Russel Baegan, Quebec

Miss Phillis Grimes, Charlotte. town

Mr. and Mm. Harry Horton,

Mt. Albion Mrs. John Mccarron. Boston, ass.

LAC. J. F. McLeod, Trenton, Om. Miss Gladys Mass. olflw Peggy Brazil. Hamilton, Ii . Mr. and Mrs. Jack MacDonald, Rumford, Me. Mr. and Mrs. James Mzct),-m. aid, Rumford, Me. , Austin and Ray MacDonald. Mt, Albion Mr. and Mrs. Frank MacMillan. Charlottetown Mr. Vernon Prauglit, Olial-latte. town Jack. Phillis and Wayne Mei-tin- H0". Bedford , Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Rankin and Bttrrie, Southport Mr. and Mrs. Warren )J,CGui1'k and fzilnily, Mi. Stewart Arlta-and Norman MacDonald. Rumford, Me. Miss Anna Curran. Boston. ltfass.

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