FEBRUARY 22. 1947

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"“‘“'"i‘_~_°"“"°'“" Federation Discussion On

‘BRUDENELL PIONEEBS tBOOKLIIT describing centenary [Ielebration and unveiling of mon- iU-mehl. July 15. 10M. with speech- ‘es and geneologies of Gordon and

McLaren fairnilies, republished from original pamphlet nowllong rout of print, available in limited niunbcrs. Apply E. B. MOLaren. Georgetown.

In Memos-lane

MRS. MARY MARTIN

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‘Iibc death occurred on Thursday. January the 16th, 1947. at the home of her son Benoit in Rustlco of Mrs. Mary Martin, widow of the late Jos- eph S. Marlin in her seventy-sixth year.

Stricken with a stroke three years "E0. she had not been in good health, but had recovered enough to be around the house and until her sudden death hopes were stllli entertained for her recovery. l

The

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GraiuEievator Resolutiou’s.~..l~'i'tra'iii===’

I 'I'i1e practicability of the Domin- ion Government erecting a m lion-busnel - grain elevator at Charlottetown and the feasibility .of storing that elevator with grain ibrought by an all-water route from Churchill on the Hudson Bay were the livcst topics discussed It tThui-sday night's session of the E. Island Federation of Agri-

Mr. H. C. Herrtz. East Royalty. said in moving the resolution sup- porting the elevator anti ail-water grain route projects, that in the twelve-month period from July, 1945. to July. 1046. it had cost the Dominion Government over $600,- 000 in freight subsidies for the grains and mill feeds brought to Prince Edward Island. During that; time, Mr. Heart: said, the Province had imported 2,012 cars of goain and 15,124 tons of mill feed on which the freight had been approximately £320 oer car.

m“ M“: Mfim" W35‘ The Ontario and Quebec brew- ‘eiu Mam lllvmlflbll’ knows. era benefited equally with the no one in her native per- farmer from the free grain rates.

ish of Rustlco where her ldnd-'Mr. Ileartz said. with the result

‘ness was known to all who knew ther. but also on different puts 0g the Island. In-lier passing he.» mm. ily suffer the loss of a loving mother and the district a true and staunch friend. ‘

In her illrius she was visited quite often by her loving pastor, Rev. Father Pltre who done all in his power to make her stay on earth| as happy as possible. She received the last rights of the Roman‘ Catholic Church from Rev, Father McCabe.

Following are the children left. to mourn her passing. Benoit Martin. Rustico; Eusebe Martin, Somcr. ville, Mass; Mathias Martin, Cam- bridge. Mass; Mary Helen (Mrs. Jas. Gallant) Charlottetown; Ida

that this subsidy to Eastern Cau- adla grain importers cost the Do-

Agricuiture ' Federation Discussions

“d requested by resolution

legislation to that effect.

A resolution from the Institutes of the Province register "l8 their concern over the

rural areas, Two Institute members are to sit in with the executive and study

Jhe health

cretc suggestions to mrnt.

the

minion Government. over l4 mil- lion dollars yearly. _ Little more than half of the

$600,000 now aid by the Dominion’ Government or grain imported tni this Province would have to be paid it the grain_ came from time,

Continued on pagdififlfii

Starch Processing Plants Operating Under A.P.S. Board

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03f‘; "glmilvi "l °"‘°““°'°' Q ..§."ii<."....i§. Julio“... Ei- ' ‘a’ ' ' ward Island.

BM“ "m! m‘ Mervmk Anpn‘ N 4. Records maintained on wires-k-

: ly. not monthly basis. Deliveries M" “d M“ “mm” Ann’ for periods most nearly approxi-

N: B mating months are as fnllotvs:

IIOSDiUH,‘ ‘

(Mrs. A. A. LeClair), Ch'town.; l Bruno Martin, Charlottetown; Angie (MN- mberl Mmltell-ll) 9BR? TOY-I ‘The following question appears mentlna N~ 3-5 PTl-Fclllli- Emolllyll. in the Votes and Proceedings of M5554 L“) Mlrull- QhMRlllQllJWYI-fthe House of Commons of Canada Brgfhfi; and 515"" or m0 dajundcr date of February 5th, i947:

its: t... rr.:.r.i*.il::..i’;:::°s M- ville Mass ' Mr Bruno Dolroncgé- 1' How nmny Smmh processing m“ ‘Mass j‘Ml_s' Angus Doiron‘ Ru“ plants in Prince Edward Island " " ' ' ' and New Brunswick uro tiperating

Mr. and Mrs. Francois Doucette.

Rustlco. , Mrs. S. R. Jenkins and family. Giarlottetowivn: Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Martin andl James, Charlottetown.

Murray Harbour.

In New Brunswick: F. W. Pirle Cn. Ltd., Grand FliiiS, _

3. N. financial support is given in the plants. The plants act as Agent; for the Board purchasing

argirksgflicoivks‘ Andrew Bianch-ipotat cs from producers at $1.50 ' ‘ ‘ ‘per barre] in New Brunswick and

Mr.‘ and Mrs wilmsd Duncan’ 92c per 100 in Prince Edword- Isl- Rusuc“ and. Potatoes so purchased must

Mr. and Mrs. Augustine Dolron. Somerville. Mass- ' Malcolm Amy. N- B~ Ken and Doris ‘Ireshlem. N-B- Olive and Ray. Cape Tori-non-

contaln at least 70"? of Canada No. 1 grade. ‘Ilhey are sold to the plants for starch inciting at regular prices for potatoes used for this purpose: namely. $1.00

Mr‘, and Mrs. Kenneth Graham.

Cane Tormentlne, N’.B. Perhtl Qllflfltlil’ Hllllllrfid

Nbgr. and Mrs. Albert Connier. Gmnd Fans’ NB" x H”

whit." and M" Donut!‘ Cam!“ Cxrclfinit-Nnv. 2 Bbifiz-t statistic ' ' , , N v. 2-N V. 30 30.103",- 4.961.078 Ivfr. and Mrs. Rm Allen. N. B. D26‘ 1-D‘:- 28 31-431 5.188.115

Miss Mina McGlomky.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mufti" and family‘. Jamaica Plains. Mass...

Mr. and Mrs. Wm. LcClsir and

Dec. ZQ-Fcb. 1 51.4.12 8.812.980 illunter River, P. u. f. Plant;

'Qct. l-Nov. 2

family, Charlottetown. w 73

‘Miss Priscilla Martin, BrooklYfl~ wt MFR. Eusobe Mart-in. Dec-N-Fvb- l — Snmervlile. Mass. . ' _ Murray Iliirbour,

Mr. and Mrs. Mathias Marin. I’. l1- l- Plsni!

,. _, Oct. l-Nov. 2 -— Cgarltfrhlt-yagts Ste. Anne, Rut-.- Nov. fl-Nov. 30 1,403,155 23.388 *0 Dec. l-Dec.28 854.830 14.347

Amos P‘ alum". flunk”. I _h sed from

. ca oes are purc a ""55"" “f symimu“ a large number of individual Mr. J. I-I. Buntain, Springfield. growers; cumulative record of

Mrs..Pordon Young, King st. quantity purchased from each

chay-Igflqtgwn, grower ls not maintained. Mr. and Mrs. Joe McDonald, — i?‘ Charlottetown. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Durant and family, Brook 'n, Mass. Mi‘. and Mr. Gesslrr McGlo- acky, Cape Torm-enline, N. B. . Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Martin. _ Jamaica Plains. Mass. Miss Lottie McGloscky, Wtnd- sfimha ,,,,_ 0",, l em with Mrs. Gessie Collins and family. ’ ~- a , MINARD S Hampton. Lottie and Forrest.

LINIMINI’

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D Rubonf‘ lygndnotvl Mama. Dad and Elia Gormier, s‘ stiff ragtl-“gflgw N. B. nan scanomui odor. l: "m Connie and Albert. N. B. Emma and Charlie. N. B. ‘ - ~— _ _:___>

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rooms. furnished or unfurnish- ed. Phone 1000. roifmaTrlii-oua risen m- Ciarv‘; furnacctte, large else. Perfect condition. Call lU-B.

Chiropodiet NI Great George tin-yo OIAIILOTTRTUWN [SJ

Rllrlli Death Rate

Several institute

cludlng Mrs. Allison MacMlllari

den. spoke on the resolution. Mrs

'l‘liere must be great discrepancy, said, and urged the

causes for such a

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PAGE FIVE

1PM Prince Edward Island Feder. at on of Agriculture went on record _ _ at last Ihltrsday night's 5955mm 85 the diesel-electrification favouring the observance of stand. Pfll-llwfly locomotive service in Prince Sunday School conventions with at. ard lime throughout the Prqvinte Edward Island, reported in Phe attendance of 8.000. had held nin ma, Guardian on January 22, were cori- leadership training schools with 5i the Provincial Government institute firmed Yesllrdtiy by Mr. J.P. Johns‘ hundred in attendance had pro

situation in rural areas was ilalifsaslr-gd‘, Michael Connolly by the Federation, While ‘the reso- 58d WW5 YPSlPFITlBy of the death camps with an iitteritiaii-re of 115G lullv" did 110i request any‘ positive of her son-in-law, Mr. W. Laurie [and ieh boys‘ camps with 750 pres- gfitlttagntlkaly; gizgrtgirltvernment, it reforr- Crawley who passed away at ilignl, 1; had held- eight gm;- Con,

y of doctors in the am. that morning in Dorchester. ferences and rallies with 3C0 Ill-es.

cumin cuiinniiii Discusses Trcndsln Religious Education

This column ts reserved for new: lof local tntera , but advertising of

MAKE YOUR. RESERVATIONS Workers held in Trinity Scclnl Hall today for Red Cross annual meet- Thursday evening, Mr, Rfllph ling dinner. Phone 432, Charlotte- lYoung, general and bQy’5 wgrk 5m-

own. retary of the Maritime Religou Education Council, delivered 5111111: IIGND 538%!!!) réc- ‘ffilli-Iillgbiillld informative address on ° time . Sun ay e su ect, "Some Trends in m.

EVBYIlnt; after church, sponsored llEiOus Education". by Knights of Columbus, to whichi Mr. Ymang told how the M R, you are cordially invited. Rev. ‘EC. was endeavoring to train arid Father Butler will be the speaker. plevelop leaders in Stinday School -- mid-week and stun.m' h l.

NEWS CONFIRMED -Plans for'lties. 1-1,, stated their iCnanl/gttgcth of the Council had timmoted 120 distrit

ton. general manager of the At- mgted 51X sped,“ coursm in M351,

wcmen», lantlc Region, C.N.R.. at Moncton. {time 301188“ 1, had wonsored a

‘Boys’ Parllam t i i M '- san BER-PAVEMENT - Mrs. Jlmg Convcmteox; 150kb,,

received the itendance. It had promoted l4 girls‘

l M a representative gathering of Sunday School and yzung peoples’

-- NOTICE -

Tliere will be an organizational meeting at, the

DRILL SHED

‘Tuesday & Thursday Nights Feb. 25th and 27th

'Anyone, whether cx-serviceman or not. in-

Federation ,

Mass.

MEETING AT ART GALLERY-

out. It has supervised 3,334 Can- adian Girls in training groups, 136 ,groups of Trail Riiiigers and 111x15

fitted in joining 114 Li. A.A. Biy. R.C.A. (R)

conditions of the rural areas with‘ Many attended a meeting at i416 ObJW-‘l of making certain co - Govern-

members in-l

Cornwall. Mrs. McLeod. Lorne Val- ley. and Mrs. Julian Herring, Bor-

Mrs‘ fomcMman Lean, R. A. Duncan, C. Corrigann _ v ‘ _ pcdn-atjon u, E Strickland, J. McGi-cgor, Dwqliclals c! Trinity Church in their - Matiicson.

the . Harris Memorial Art Gallery lasbam-i §7~ Explorer.‘ gmuw‘ I“ ad‘ i . dition, it had given assistance to night. sponsored by the Commun- finders and mm churn“ a d “Y” I'll‘ Arts and Crafts Commit-tee. ‘ T ,' .“ n IL,V_CO|_ L” T_ mwthm. pres|ded_ groups, and had dstributcd thou.» Films were shown dealing with and °f IWCPS Ol lllETflllP-‘e 00H- ,mtisic. illiintillfl und dramatic arbifeglilvxlfl; pehghiousl education. ‘ --—— He 0 t c atest developments FUNERAL YESTERDAY — Thepf the Maritime Council ilvns funeral of the late James H. Gossestabllshntent of a library of re- was held from the MacLeun Fu-‘ligious sound ilini- Kndat-hrcirie reral Home yesterday afternoon. slides and flint strips for use by

Macmillan ma,“ the demh m“, o‘ Services were conducted by R£V.,Slill(iDY Schools and reimezi izrcutis.

rural children ivus two und a half G" Caflyle websw" limes greater than the urban rate.

Interment ‘At the close of his address, Mr ‘ was in the People's CemeterytqYoimg gave a practical demonstra- 'll1e pallbearers were: C. J. Mac- ‘tion of the use of these visual aids. Mr. Young commended the oi-

pllfCilflSe of a motion picture pro- jector for the use of their young ,' ST. PAUL'S Anglican Church- 1990918 8nd Suggested that other

come to the Armouries at ililltl his. on either

of the above dates.

(Regimental Activities will include train-

ing nd summer camp

with pay. rifle shooting,

Skeet shooting, various other sports.)

Annual PRINCE EDWARD

OiliiAOlAii itEO

Meeting

ISLAND DIVISION OROSS SOOIETY

Sunday. Feb. 23rd. i947. 1st Sun- day in Lent: 8.30 a.m., Holy Com-

munion; 11.00 am.. Morning pray-I

tr and Scmton, subject: “Received Into the Ark of Christ's Church." Anthem: "O, Saviour of thc World." tGossl. 2.30 p.m.. Sun- tiny School and BibIv Glass; 7.00 p.ni.. Lycning Prayer and iiillSt- rated address. subject: “The His- tary of tho Church of England."

be yesterday when you read this).

The winner of this series meets St.

Thomas University for the N.B.-P.

E.I. Intercollegiate title. In losing

to P.\V.C_ the Saints remain tied, with the Legion for first place in

the city league. P.W.C. and Navy

are tied for third place and are’ playing a sudden death game this

evening. No arrangements have been

made regarding the Saints and‘ Legion. but they too will undoubt-t edly play a sudden death game tot decide the league winner,

In intramural hockey, thefisecond

section ls now well under way. The, Sophomores, sparked by Cyril; "Cyclonlo" Sinnott, chief goal get-i tar, and Owen "Zero" Muilin, their, stonewall betiween the posts, have! taken over a commanding lead. In| second place is Grade XII. It is

is rather difficult to tell just who

is in third place. It depends on

which building you live in.

Play in the city basketball league‘ is continuing at as brisk a pace asl elrer. Saints are now tied with Navy. for first place. An nrtet of starry looking hoop- sters, rumoured to be the Saints second team. made a brief appear-' nnce in Prince of Wales auditorium on Thursday afternoon. While the-re, they defeated the second team from P,W.C. These boys have been practising together for the past few tree-ks in their spare time out at the college. The precision_ shown in their numerous pattern- passlni!’ plays gave evidence of‘ many hours spent under the watch- ful cye of an experienced conch. High scorers for the Saints were Dominic MacDonald tplaylng man- ager) and Elmer "Barkls" Smith‘ with eighteen points each.

A skate was held in the college‘. rink on Saturday evening Feb. l5th,l under the direction of the Athletic Association, Harold Dunphy. Presi- dont, Music was supplied by the Coldstrenm Guards (on record) and laughs by Navy Len ilfacDonifrl

tendonce and everyone seemed to enjoy the evenings entertainment.

, We hope that there will be more of

these skates iii-lore the

season is i OVEI‘.

0n Friday‘, Feb. 14th.. a group! from the Si. Dunstan! Glee Clulb presented a short program for the patients at the Prince Edward 15-‘ land Sanatorlum. The program wee M.C.‘d and directed by Justin Gav- in. In uded in the show

tn remain incognito as The Dalton- oires, piano selections by Alex Mac- Innis, songs by Cody Meyers. and music by an old time group. As a finale llarold Dunphy. well known

I hilarious vaudeville

who took pure in_the. show wish to thank the patients for the r patience, They hope it waaasmuch fun for you as it was for them.

Well, that would aeeni to be it

White. Dig you later.

[no regular meeting. Letters

an the legitimate stage. presented Watt routine. Mr. W8! Dunphy was assisted in his act by Fri" another coloured friend. All those Elm"

irrerrflv account of the centelrr-i nry celebration and unveiling oft the monument erected to the mem- ory of the Brudeneli pioneers, held at Brudcnell Island on July l6. i903, has been republished in pamphlet} form at the instance of Mr. 1113., McLareri, Georgetown-i. and shouidi

pfOVe o: much interest to Islanders

at home and abroad.

LEAVE FOR O0NFERENCB—‘ Messrs. it. E. Keirnrp, G. G. Wood \ and L. A. MaoPhei-son leave this morning for Montdbello. Qi-lflbw» to attend the Masonic meeting which is being held at Seigniory i Club on Monday and ‘Tuesday; Fabruary 24 and 35. Deiegatesl from every Grand Lodfle in Oan- l ada will be present at this oon- fcrence.

couraac-r AWARDED —M.ath-i eson and Phillips have been BIWB-Td-i ed the contract for the erection of t. building on the parade slums of t H.M.C.S. Queen Charlotte which! will house the guns. torpedoes.‘ mines and other training equip" ment on hand at that establish- ment. The staff officer in charB“? estimated that within two months gun crew; will be receiving traln—, lng 1n the new bulidlnfl- '

FUNERAL SERVICES — The funeral of Mr. William D. Mulllflfl took place yesterday" morning at. 8.45 front his late residence, 330 Fitzroy Si" to St. Dunstarfs Bas- llica where Requiem Hlkh M1155 was celebrated by RPV; KPYIYlPm MaoMillan who also conducted service at the grave. The Dall- beai-ers were Messrs, Edmund Murphy, Wallace Scaritlebiiry. .)‘.J. Stewart, Stanley Taylor. Timotli! Rochford, and P. Carri!“-

FUNERAL Kr NORTH nus- nco _ The funeral of the late Mrs. Theresa Doyle took rlflve Ye!- rerdny morning at 9.45 from I191‘ late residence in North Ell-slim '°

quiem- High Moss was Celfibffllfll the pastor. Rev. Douglas Mc-| Neill. Burial was in Si. Austvllwfs Cemetery. sown Rustloo. service at the grave was conducted by R"- Ciarence Pitre. The Pllllwmel‘ were. Messrs. James Simpson, Frederick Clark, Cleve Robinson. Angus Blacquicre. Ffedfiflfll Tocm-bs and John Fleming.

_churcbes would be well advised to follow their example.

The meeting was held under the: auspices of the local council of the ;M.R.E.C. and the president of the liocal COliJllfli. Mr RJ. Rupert. trlrcszded Rev '1‘ E Afacueiman led ill a brief dcvciioizal urvice.

l The ;CCi'Cl3l‘§'. Mus Irma 'I‘:.1i" presented an interesting report of, the Worker's Conference held in

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