United Church Mt. Stewart- Connie LeClair, chairman and Matf-Hagan of the Knights of Columbus

creation Centre. Three head table guests seen (FROM THE LEFT) are guest speaker Rev Donald R.: MacLennan of the

THE ANNUAL communion supper for the Knights of Col- umbus Council 824 was last night held at the Basilica Re-

United Church ‘Clergyman IsK. Of C. Guest Speaker —

Wee tend te MacLennan of the United Church at Mt. Stewart . was guest speaker yesterday at Knights of Columbus ¢ommun- > fon supper in Charlottetown. He said people are the most import- ant asset of Prince Edward Is- land, emphasizing the ~import- ance of human relations in such things as economic freedom, de- mocracy and the determination of a people’s destiny. He mentioned ‘how: participate’ selves in order to add dignity ee our lives.” _. Mr. MacLennan referred to | ‘ “the successful community school | held last winter in Mt. Stewart.

“we can

He emphasized the importance |

of getting pecole to save money

_dn_order_to_strengzthen..their_in-.,

dependence. In. this way ordin- ary people can. through the use of credit unions, become involv- ed in improving their economy condition, thereby adding to the

dignity’ and freedom of their™ own lives.

He stated that there are some

Island Native Dies In-Oregon

Word hasbeen received by re- | latives in P.E.I.. of the recent death in Portland, ae Joseph Hume. ;

- Surviving are, Thompson, Long

Mrs. Island:

. Edward | Mrs.

James Dewar, Oshawa, Ontario; |

in developing —our- |

\poverty-stricken areas in

province where credit

this must have religious unions but we should respect those dif-

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differences |

lcould be~ of great assistance in ferences.”

thelping people help: themselves. |

Mr. MacLennan referred to the clergymen's associatiop _ of | [Kings County-where he said a [wonderful feeling ‘of fellowship |prevails and where all co-oper- | jate in working together in order ito solve community problems.

In closing he stated that ‘‘we

The chairman of the commun-

jion supper was Grand Knight H.

R. (Connie) LeClair: The guest speaker was ‘introduced by Char- les Campbell of Morell.

A vote of thanks to Mr.; Mac- Lennan was moved by Brian! |Rush and seconded y Erie Dou- icette.

Fire Brigade | Is Kept Busy

MONTAGUE — The Montague | ‘fire brigade responded to four -on..Saturday..afternoon_and_| levening. The first three were | grass fires, one at Lanes cabins, Montague, one at ‘the Martin | property in Valleyfield and. one [on School Street, Montague.

| Mrs. M. Kemp Dies Saturday

MONTAGUE — The death oe- leurred at the Kings. County Me- moria] Hospital here on Satur- | jday of Mrs. -Isable Margaret ; ‘Kemp, widow of the late™ Sey-" 'mour Kemp-of Albion in her 77th lyear.

She iwas.born at Sturgeon,

a daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Ja-

“The fourth fire-calt-was~about-mes-Gratto....

'9 p.m. to Sturgeon where a/|

Surviving are Tike. “daughters |

}MaeGregor ’ Graham A. MacDonald of Allis-

| Six Vehicles Are Damaged

In Montague

MONTAGUE — More than $1,- 000 in car damages resulted |

from a series. of automobile ace

cidents here Saturday night.

A four-car pile-up otcurred on | Main. Street about 11.15 in front | of the store of Stewart and Beck. \Cars involved were said to be idriven by Gordon Alexander | Garth MacKenzie, Cardigan, | Kenneth Patrick Fogarty, Cardi- gan, RR 5 and Carl Gormley, St Mary’s Road.

Shortly after traffic began | moving again, a two-car colli- ;sion took place, almost at the |same spot, involving cars said to ‘be driven by Donald Ellsworth | of Montague and

ton.

| The town, policeman called in~ ithe assistance of the “RCMP to help clear up the details involv-

fed in the accidents.

No one was injured to any ex- tent

A post in front of the Fire Hall

was also broken but no oneé | seemed to know how it happen- ed or what car was _Tesponsible.

ink anemia cabaN

‘WEATHER > ~

| small building was destroyed and and wo sons: Elizabeth, Mrs. |

‘a home occupied by Ambrose Freeman Miller, Whim Road; | TORONTO (CP) — Tempera-

‘Jesso and his family became |M3ttle, Mrs. George MacKin- itures:

lignited. The - Montague firemen |", Brooklyn; Isabel, Mrs. Vancouver ....... 42260

arrived in‘time to extinguish the |L!o¥4d Higginbotham, Point |Edmonton ........ 29 59

fire in the exterior of the home. |Pleasant; Elliot of Gaspereaux, |Calgary ..... Pose ae ae

| Chief D-H. Coffin stated this [Brice and Vincent of Albion. One Regina 2% © «40

‘was one of the most. busy fire \son, Roy, predeceased her some | Winnipeg 13 34

idays for a long time. lyears ago. - _ (Toronto 36 52 Also surviving are three sis- | Montreal 41 56

| ‘Mrs. B. Hanevel

'Dies-At Age 41

MONTAGUE — The death of Mrs. Bert Haneveld — of Lower | Montague occurred in the Kings | | County Memorial Hospital on || 'Gaturday April 30 in her 41st || | year. .

She was the former Leni Lydia |

iters: lAtbion:

\iited Baptist Church:

Elsie, Mrs. George Kemp,

Annie, Mrs. Cornelius | iTaylor, Lower Montague;-Em- ma, Mrs. John MacKenzie, Mur- | ray River and one_ brother George. living in-Ontario.

—The —funeral—service—will—be— jheld Monday, from Sturgeon Un- | Interment | | wil be in Sturgeon cemetery.

30 Years of Service Speaks For Itself...

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Mrs. Fred Suirane,—Pictou,—_N-$_of- Holiand.—She-came—to—Prince-, a ee

Mrs. Everett Myers, Mt. Albion,

\aurP.E.I..and Mrs.~-Lorne Buell,

Murray Harbour, and. now in|

Langley, B.C. A sister and three | brothers predeceased him.

Funeral service and interment

took place in Portland, Oregon.

LOCAL BRIEFS |

VISITED ALLISTON”

Mr. -and—-Mrs. -Rudy L&higan, Halifax, spent the past weekend | at Alliston, guests of Mrs. Lant- | gan’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ar- tie MacDonald and family.

POT-LUCK. SUPPER

The members of Whim Road | held. -a-

United Church Women, pot-luck supper at. the home of Mrs.-Robert Campbell last week.’ About 65 people were served. Proceeds were in aid of Whim Road. U.C.W..: ~

HERE ‘FROM .SYDNEY Mr. and Mrs. John Clarey and tons, Douglas,;-John- and James of Sydney, N.S. are spending a week's vacation with their re- spective parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Clarey, Whim Road, and Mr. and Mrs. John. Nicholson, { Milltown Cross, before leaving * ‘or Toronto on Tuesday.

BRIDGE RESULTS

The following are the results | of the Duplicate Bridge held in the Charlottetown Hotel Friday | —night®-1--Mrs--M-A--Farmer_and Mrs. J.F. MacMillan; 2. Mrs. J.M. Larabee and- Mrs. Cecil Dunbar; 3. Mrs. Leo Carragher and_Mrs..Mae Hines; 4. Mr. and Mrs. E-E. Douglas: ~~ 5. Mrs. W:-W. Wellner and Leo Carrag- her.

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| She was a member of Mon- tague United Church choir, the UCW, and Women’s Institute, and was always active in the work of the church: and -the-com= munity.

Besides her husband, she is survived by three children, Betty, Barry and Susan. her mother - and one | Betsy,- living in Holland. | ‘The remains are resting at the Montague Funeral Hone. Fu- acral service will be held from Trinity United” Chureh, ~Mon- | | tague today at 2 p.m. Interment will be in Lower Montague ceme- | tery.

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MALLETT FUNERAL — The jfuneral for. Mrs. Ambrose G. Mallett was held Saturday, April 30, from the MacLean Funeral |Home where service was con- iducted by Rev:- Quincy Stairs jand Rev. R.H. Baxter. During ‘the service James MackKillop and Aubrey MacAllister sang |‘Jesus’’. Congregational hymns |were Abide With Me and Safe In: |The Arms of Jesus. Pallbearers |were Spurgeon Leard, James Maund, Harold Yeo, Harry New- |man, Walter Gill, Elmer Mallett. Flowerbearers were: Alton New- ‘man, Malcolm MacLean, Ever- jett Gray, Clifford Chapel], Albert |Stairs. Interment took place in ithe Union Road cemetery.

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SOURIS The Pound On Demand,’ Regional High School, won four awards at the Eastern Zone P.E.I. Drama Festival held here over the weekend.

The Morell play was present- ed awards for the’ best produc- tion, best visual production. John (Sandy) Clark, director of the Morell play, won the prize - for the best director, and one of

play, ’ by Seal

"| the members of-the cast. Owen

Aylward, was selected for the _ best actor award

from Adjudicator Murray Porter | of Halifax as well as plays bv the ,Charlottetown Rural High School which presented ‘‘The In- fase py “Mood"™* and “Lord By-

| ron’s Loveletter.”’

| Marlene McGowan from- Mon-

tague Regional High School and Barbara Rhodenizer of Charlot-

| tetown Rural High tied for the best - actfess award. Eugene | Murphy was director: : | Quebec 2. ....seee 42 54 | Fredericton. ...... 38 46 Saint Johti :....:.- 3246 ‘Moncton. .......... 38 48 SS HABR Foss +565 $2.5:.42 Charlottetown .... 38 45 Sydney 2). Wises, 38 41 Yarmouth. ........°. 35 47 New York .....5.5 45 62 Washington’ ~...:: 56 "16

HALIFAX (CP) — The wea- | ther office says drier air will | sweep into the entire district to

bring clearing weather. Tem- ee will remain on the cool side.

| Regional forecasts:

Northern Nova Scotia, Fast- ern Shore, Prince Edward Is- | land: Cloudy becoming sunny with -a few cloudy. periods this afternoon ; continuing ~~ cool; southerly winds 15 shifting in

wma bhi Sen PVEDIN Lo bO ages northwest 15: Jow-high at New Glasgow 35 and 45, Goshen 38 and 45, Charlottetown 35 and =

The play, “Still Stands The , House,”’.-by_ Montague Regional — High.. School, received . praise ,

n Mon., May 2, 1966. 5

Morell High Play ‘Wins Top Award |

The best’ supporting actress was Mary Powers, Souris “The Patchwork Quilt,” while Lynwood ‘MacPherson, Monta- gue, in ‘Still Stands The) House,"’ was recognized as best | supporting actor.

Members of the various plays | were Commended for their out- | Standing efforts by Mr. Porter.

Building Destroyed In Sturgeon |

A fire of unknown origin des- |

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A brief promoting the attrae-

tions of Prince Edward Island to | °

|audiences of national advertis- ;ers’ representatives and telling | them how to participate in the |P. E.I.. market through advertis-

ing in the Guardian-Patriot has | ©

just won an international award for these newspapers through W. J, Hancox, publisher.

The audio-visual presentation

iby Mr. Hancox in Montreal and |

'Toronté a few months

magazine promotion contest, has been announced

it

| Newspaper tion in San Francisco.

* Since Mr. Hancox, his wife,

|and two of their children are |

=| presently in England visiting res) \latives and he will thus not be| jable to be present to receive ithe award in San Francisco: to- ‘morrow, the honor” will he re- _festved in his behalf by a repre- (sentative of the Canadian Daily ~|Newspaper Publishers Associa- ition, of which Bill Hancox is—a+ ‘member. %

It is. believed this is the first

ago. has, in captured a first prize award in | ithe 1965 Editor and Publisher |

at the an. | |nual convention of the National | Promotion Associa. |

the Morning to northwest 25 and |

troyed .a

building containing |time that a Canadian.and-Cana-

two~barrels~ of oil, “at the™home | dian newspaper have won the!

of Mr. ‘and ‘Mrs. Sturgeon, Montague

Saturday fire department

swered the call about 8.30 p.m. Sturgeon is about nine miles’ of the whole continent. Mr. Han-

from Montague. One of the

Alvin Jessv, distinction of first place for au- | evening.| dio-visual : presentations

in the

an- jnternational contest in competi- |

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| cox was notified in advance of | formal announcement |

covered the blaze ‘when he went’ through a letter received here in |

into the building for oil. flames spread rapidly

The fire brigade were at able to keep the flames

the farm.

' It was not known if there was

any insurance.

The | Charlottetown and signed by Ro- |” and at one time caught in the- house. the scene in a short time-and were from spreading to other bulidings on |

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The prize winning promotion | by Bill Hancox before advertis- | ers and advertising agency peo- | ple was_ in the form of a film | |slide show featuring { slides of Island scenes, activi- \ties, Island” people and _Indus-

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