mm 25. 1952 IN MEMORIAM

BENJAMIN COURT

0,. May 29th the people of E5- yumlHEC received a severe shock Ahen the news went forth that M,-, Benjamin Court had passed ,way in his sleep. The deceased Aas born in North Rustlco. F. E. island. 81 years ago, and moved to Fleurant. P-Q-. 810113 With hi! 'sther and mother, the late Mr. ind Mrs. Charles Court. and the -est of their family. when he was :9 years of age. and later bought r harm on Escumlnac Fists. where ,9 engaged in farming and fish- ng ever since.

But. although in his 81st year mdging from his appearance and wtlons no one would take him to in more than sixty years of age. in fact. he could move around norc quickly than lots or men. it was only a few months since H, usual good health began to all and he had to curtail some .r his activities.

lie was a man of jovial nature, my popular, widely known and mil be greatly missed by a host at people. as he was noted for his hospitality and seemed to be in his natural element when enter- inning,people either old, young or middle-aged.

The funeral was held front his l-no residence on May 31st and has largely attended as people name from far and near to pay mmr last tribute to a respected -itizcn. - .

ilc leaves to mourn his loss his tifv. ncc Bessie Kenys, and three mas and two daughters. The ions are Austin. Chester and Wal- inn of Escumlnac: the daughters -u-n Mrs. Robert Kcuys (Opal) also nf i-Iscuminac and Mrs. Lawrence Ynplic (Joan) of liiontrcal. Seven ;;r;xndchildrenK,.- and four great grandchildren also survive him and two brothers and two sisters are left to mourn the loss of lhrir brother. tgey arc George and uililam of Fieurant. and Mrs. lierinnn Edwards (Maggie) of Al- lurrta and Mrs. Carrol Oakes minim) of Maine.

The service at the house and ;:r-are was conducted in a very nppropriate manner by Rev. J. unclmod. The hymns sting were

'- xbidc With Mo", "Rock of tubs". and "Will Your Anchor ilniri."

The floral tributes which hmutiful, were as follows- Rroken Circle: Wife and family.

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wreaths: George. Janie and iznnily. Sprays: l.nvvrQce and Jean:

riaipii and Rita: Keith and Trixie; ilnlrn and I-lnrvey; Verna and Ralph.

('ut Flowers: Bill and Minnie.

The pnll-bearers wcrc. Samuel Pike, Herman Court. Wallace Dic- kie-, William Kenys, llcnry Gaudin and W. A. Richardson.

The hearse was driven by Char- la; Court, (a nephew of the de- ceased) to Escuminac. cemetery and there laid gently to rest in

the family plot not more than 100 yalds from his late residence.

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Mr. J.A. Northey, chairman of the executive committee of the National Council of YMCA's or Canada, announced today the ap- pointment of J. Wes. Mcvicar (above) as national director or physical education tor the Cana- dian Y.M.C.A.. succeeding the late A. M. Harding. Mr. Mcvicar. who is president of the North America Y.M.C.A. Physical Edu- cation society. will attend the World's Congress on Sports and Physical Education in Finland during July and August. and take up his new duties September 1st. Mr. Mcvicar a native of Guelph, is executive secretary of the west End Y.M C LIL. Toronto, has been 24 years in Y.M C.A. physical work-)6 years in Toronto Central. Prior to coming to Toronto he ser- ved in the Y.M.C.A's of Gait, Ontario, and Saint John, N.B.

He is a-United Church man and a Kiwanlan.

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she conceded with a polite smile, "though I very much doubt it!"

"Perhaps she knew she could never choose that spot for a 'nest' for her kittens again” we said. Granddaughter nodded. "We ga- thered them up and carried them to the other barn-and what did

right away to carry them back! And Mack was in a way because he thought she was killing them . . . and they can't stay where they are, because-you know what's happen- ingyout there today!"

Until tomorrow - Diary - Good- night.

WESTERN BEARS Grizzly bears of the Rocky Mountains may weigh as much as 900 pounds. compared to 1,600 for Polar bears.

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Grand Lodge Meeting in Montreal

The Most Worshipful Grand Lodge of British America of the L.0.A. and L.0.B.A., convenes this week in the Spanish room at the Queen Hotel in Montreal when some five hundred delegates from every Province of the Dominion will be in, attendance.

Among those who left the Is- land on Saturday to attend the sessions were, Mr. and Mrs. P. N. MacCaull. Ellerslie; Mr. and Mrs. Verner Moore, Crupaud: Mr. Colin

D. MacPhati, Meadowbonk; Mrs. Elizabeth Best, Crapaud; Mrs. Janet MacLe0d. Victoria; I-lrs.

Jessie Larter. Mrs. Mary Dickie, Miss Pearl Cameron. Mrs. Alice Jewell, Mrs. "Annie Darraeh. Mrs. Addie Affleck and, Mrs. Gladys Downc, all of Charlottetown.

YUKON HIGHER

Mount Logan in the Yukon, iii,- 539 feet. is 4,000 feet. taller than the highest peak in the Canadian Rockies, Mount Robson.

IL)tNDON-(CP)- A man with thinning hair suddenly found it growing again when he moved from Brixton to Hampstead. Possible ex- planation: in Brixton, also a Lon- don district. he had been living with his mother-in-law.

The above picture was taken during the fire on Sunday w.l-il:ll1iot:els3tyivoDe?:lIdtllvmltchvill”. Herbgrt. Joseph S. Kelly at Fort Augustus. The loss was estimated at between 560300 a de sdvoeoo ngl-ff Mr. from Charlottetown responded to it call for assistance and helped save nearby bdlrns , I lremen

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me to marry him. but he is completely unaware of the fact that I have been having an affair with a married man for the past six years. I was carefully brought up, and the only reason I can account for my action is that I deeply love the man. who is 18 years older than I. I am 24. Of course I would like a home, but have I the right to accept the proposal of this young man? Also, how can I leave my married friend when my whole life centers around him?

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FRIEDA

ANSWER: Some people, they say, like to have their cake and eat it too. You, Frieda. apparently would like, in addition, to have bread pudding from the crumbs, while at the same time saving some for a rainy day. You certainly have no concern with the mess you blithely make of other. people's lives. You have just about ruined your own. can lngenuously contemplate the wreck you are making of a man's marriage, and then plan on destroying a young man's faith in life just because the thought of a home appeals to you!

The gravest injustice you could commit would be to marry one .man while still in love with another. That is the fact you should emphasize to your young friend. Whether you reveal the secret of the past: six years or not is secondary; you don't love him--tell him so! Be honest at least once in your life.

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