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I 0 H. Isaac. C.Ss.R.: Rev. Michael ' IF. E. I. H. JUFIIOI Maclsaac. C.Ss.R.: Very Rev. ning this evening; little change d‘ d S d ._ ~ . , _ John A. Siillixaii, Rev,-. Charles . in temperature; light I10I"Ih935t Bay of Chaleur: Variable clou 1- an un ay at 2_27 um um... LCICIIGS Mcczmhy‘ R?“ L‘ P’ calla? TORQNTII) b(CIIi) T Teinpenlii‘ winds increasing this afternoon to ness; little change In te”}per3‘.P-m- AtRl1stico at 10.05 am §‘ . lian, Rev. Wilfred Keefe. Rev. tllres Issue y_ '6 0I‘0n 0 P“ ' _ . h tum. east winds 15_ Lowyugh “-9.09 p.m. and Sunday at 10'“ 3 a The January meeting of the Jr. 31139118 MU1‘1'3§'. R€V- Eric R”‘ “C weather Office’ Min Max east 20' Lowhlgh at Samt .Jo D Edniundston 25, and 30, CamPb9}1' a".dh9'29 P;m- Summe " A re eren Ia a s ay .. Di so .. » 3:2.-..°..:; ‘viii; ---------- ~ .. .. Sm °Z”l‘a i‘é‘.‘.‘“:* raw» 20l,19-'8 ttl C dl '~ ’- 3 '-- . . " """ " , ‘ 1' 8 . .. K . Witflll the.)pr:Side‘lI(lEt 1\>[1nS.aIan gig? Rev. Reginald Phe1an_ Vctoria ...... .. 46 51 ‘Northern half of lower St. lgohn High tide today at Charlotte_ and uses Sunday at 7;) pm‘ I U S R I S iiett in the chair. The minutes of R9V- DR Bernard Giliis 33' Rd“.‘°:"°n E; lshvte-r ‘1]3fi,1,g: fgdwtorlathleslignd 2:3 town at 1.49 a.m. and 2.19 p.m..and sets at 5.12 pm. ‘P- - '_ egln ......-..-an. C013, pp Y 0 . . ;I'(l):dI«:aixS‘td;l;1i(;II;hIEl3ldV meeting were SISA e g Ltgrd Sf Cglsfigur of Fourth Winnipeg . . . . . . .. 11 3(2) eastern N,B, counties: Cloudy; T . ‘ . b h The tmasurer Mr, A, A, Mac, Degree Knights ‘of Columbus 1; 32- little c.iidan_ge 1n.tcerir;pt:§:t1g:._ . , Prince Edward Island potato ically Jumps to 75 cents per : was lowered from 1.000.000 115 ' New reported a bank balance of commanded by Pilot Percy A. M ton 25 31 light win s 1nCreaS1n1.1,_ h tF ed I ,n.m,,ers may_ in the near future hundred pounds which in most A els to 600,000 and at the same $132.59 and the cart treasurer, MacDonald was present. Holiif .. 31 36 ning to east 20. Low- ig a r - _ _ ; enjoy preferential freight ates instances makes it impossible time the seed quota was l0WeI‘- Mm Norman Macmod reported The pallbearers were Peter Cf111i'3’:t-t - - - - -~ - 29 34 ericton, New Glasgow. Charlotte- on shipments of Thai crop to the to compete on the American ed from 2,500,000 bushels to l,v a balance of $30-)_12_ Murray, Patricsk Murray, Tho. S giro eown .. 33 38 town and Moncton 30 ‘and 32. Sun- M Atlantic States of the United market. 900.000 . Mrs, Burnett mm the meeting mas‘ MOQllald. Michael Ml1l'- s%’.§e¥’l , - ' - - ’ - 30 39 day; Intermittent rain. U T States if negotiations presently Under the new tariff agree- A HAPPY SITUATION the..Nem,1y New Shop” Operated phy. Thomas Carragher. John - 0 115 - - - - - - - - - - -- Upper st. John River valley,

Mr. Campbellstates that it

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iiiiderwa be eeii Canadian and , y W On Friday afternoon the re-

_ ,_ by the Senior Ladies Aid needed American railways materialize.

children's clothing and asked for

merits arranged last year, thel HALIFAX (CP)__The weather

table stock quota for P.E.I.

This information was disclosed yesterday by Mr. Elric Camp- bell, manager of the Prince Ed- ward Island Potato Marketing Board who stated the proposed reduction would result in a 35 per cent saving on freight char- ges to Canadian growers. A pre- ferential freight rate is in exis- tence with Canadian Railway companies to certain designated points in Upper Canada. TABLESTOCK QUOTA

Mr.‘ Campbell reports that in spite of the fact that the table- stock quota of 600,000 bushels under the 37 1-2 cent per cent tariff rate to the United States has been filled, shippers con- tinue to ship potatoes to the States at a 60 cent tariff.

Normally when the quota is filled the tariff rate automat-

CITY AND

Inquest Held}

"That Arlle Benedict Keefe, a member of the Royal Canadian Air Force, of Morell, Kings Coun- ty, died between the hours of 10:50 p. m. and. 11:00 p: m. on the 14th of January, 1958. at or near Mount Stewart, as the re- sult of an automobile accident." was the verdict of the Coroner's jury brought in at City Hall last night. ,

Coroner, Dr. L. E. Prowse con- ducted the inquiry, assisted by

Crown Prosecutor,

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HARP RECTIAL by Susan Har- aszphy with assisting artists No- tre Dame Auditorium Feb. 1, 8.30 under auspices St. Dunstan’s Bas- ilica C.W.L. .

PRINCE STREET SCHOOL Ice Sports Friday Jan. 31st.

. RUMMAGE SALE Heartz Hall basement at 2:30 Saturday 25th.

OK LUNCH 167 ,Great George St. is now open.

RUMMAGE SALE, Y. M. C. A. Saturday at 2 p.m. by Parkdale Women's Institute.

COAL, WE have in stock, A]- bion Nut, and Acadia Egg. H. R. Large and Co.

"HI-STYLE MILLINERY, Gt. George Street has a choice selection of_.hats $1.00 and up.

CEREBRAL PALSY Group Meeting, 67 Hfllsboro St., Tues- day. Jan. 28th.

NOTRE DAME Alumnae mem- bers and Associate members. Im- portant specifl meeting 3 pm. on Sunday ’

FOR SALE USED WALK- in cooler, 4 inches cork. 8x8x10. Complete with unit bargain. Stor- ey Electric. ,

SCRIPTURE Calendars _-—Som,e attractive ones still available at forty cents The Bible House (on- posite Eatons .

CALEDONIAN CLUB Ceilidh at I.M.C.A. on "Monday, January 87th at 8 p.m. prompt. Meni- bers may bring a friend.

ADELLAS, 177 Grafton Street. Clearing winter millinery $2.95 and $3.95. Extra specials $1.00 and $1.95. '

HAVE YOU ‘ENROLLED - for So-Ed? It begins next Wed- nesday. For information phone or call at the “Y.”

P. E. I. HOSPITAL Mens As- sociation-—-Annual Meeting will be Thursday, 8:00 p. m. at Y. M. C. A. Dr. Prowse to speak on‘ Na- tional Hospitalization Scheme. -

LITTLE THEATRE Guild pre- sents 3 act comedy “See How They Run”. Produced by Monta- gue Drama-tic Group. Thursday, Feb. 27th at Commnuitycentre,

8.15 pm. ‘ .

THE United Church of Canada Cavendish Pastoral Charge Services of Divine Wor- ship Sunday, 26, Jan. 1958 11:00 a. in. Stanley Bridge;3:00 p. in. New Glasgow;7:30 p. in. North Rustico."

IN RECOGNITION of Y.M.C.A. Week in Charlottetown — Presi- dent Arthur Duvar will begin a series of radio talks on C.F.C.Y. today at 1.30. On Monday at the same time. Rev. Canon J. T. Ib- bott will be heard. Listen and learn about your “Y." .

HARRINGTON and Marshfield Presbyterian Churches. Services in the above churches will be held Sunday January 26, as fol-

WE TREAT the sick well. Gig- gey’s Pharmacy, open 8:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. ';

COVEHEAD Pastoral Charge United Church of Canada Rev.

Church Services for Sunday Jan- uary 26, 1958. Stanhope 11:00 a. m.~ West Covehead 3:00 p. m. Covehead Road 7:30 p. m.

POLICE COURT -— Two young Charlottetown men charged with disorderly conduct (street fight- ing) were each sentenced to 30 days in Queens ‘County Jail by Magistrate Martin in the City Police Court yesterday. Also appearing on the docket were two drunk ,and ibcapables one was sentenced to 20 days and the other

‘was dismissed.

MAGISTRATE’S ‘COURT — A resident of Wood Islands charged- with having in his possession, intoxicating liquor, not purchased lirom vendor’s was fined $25 and costs by Magistrate Gilbert A. Gaudet in Queen's County Mag- istrate's Court Friday afternoon. Two Charlottetown r e sl (1 e n t s charged with speeding were each fined $10 and costs. ' 1

FUNERAL FRIDAY — The funeral of the. late Mrs. John Wildblood was held yesterday afternoon from the Maclean Fun- eral Home to Clyde River Pres- byterian Chunch, where service was conduct by Rev. George Killen and Re . R. A. Patterson. Interment was in the Church Cemetery, Pallbearers were: Frank Gillespie, Gordon Chowan, George Dixon, Watson Living- stone, Allie Mac an, and John MacNevin.

PERSONALS

Robert Chappell of York is a patient in the Prince Edward, Is- land Hospital where he has un- dergone an operatiou._

The many friends of Louis Gauthier, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond B. Gauthier, Charlotte- town, will be pleased to learn that he is progressing favorably after his recent operation iii the Charlottetown Hospital. ’

The many friends of Louis Gauthier, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Gauthier, City, will be pleased to learn that he is pro- gressing favourably after his recent operation in the Char- lottetown Hospital. -

BIRTHS

WI-IITLOCK-At the P.E.I. Hos- pital, Jan. 22, 1958. to Mr. and Mrs. W.F. (Bud) Whitlock (nee Jean Gordon), :1 daughter, Lin- da Carol, 6 lbs., 3 oz.-s. '

MacQUARRIE — At the P. E. 1. Hospital on Friday, January 24, 1958 to Mr. and Mrs. Donald MacQuarrie, Roseneath, a son, 7 lbs, 5 ozs. (Ian Charles).

GALLANT —— At the Kings County Hospital, Montague, on Decem- ber 25th, to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gallant, (nee Beth Brehaut,

Death Of Airman On Jan. I4

John P.»

w. H. Forsyth, B. A., Minister,’

Last Night In

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In the words of the verdict. the jurors saw the accident as caus- ed “by the skidding of the auto- mobile of which he (the deceas- ed) was the driver and sole oc- cupant on an icy curve of the highway."

The verdict concluded by stat- ing that “no blame can be at- tached to any other person." FIVE WITNESSES Five witnesses were called to give evidence at the inquest. These were: Rev. John M. Sheen, United Church minister at Mount Stewart, who discovered the ac- cident; Dr. George Shepherd, Mount Stewart physician sum- moned to the scene by Rev. Mr. Sheen; Miss Anne Maclnnis, St. Peter’s, whom the deceased had driven home from Morell; earlier the same night; Cst. P.J. Borys of the Charlottetown detatchment of the R.C.M.P., who investigat- ed the accident; and Mr. Walter Brehaut,; Charlottetown service station operator and mechanic who examined the victim’s car the day following the fatality.

In addition the Coroner intro- duced in evidence the report of Dr. Eisinger, the acting provinci- al pathologist who performed the post mortem. ~ Police evidence disclosed that the victim’s car had left the high- way 500 feet from the curve, and travelling in the left hand ditch a distance of 39 feet, had struck a rock - faced culvert, and con- tinued along the same ditch anpther 38 feet before finally coming to rest facing Moi-ell — the opposite direction to which it had been itravelling at the time the accident occurred.‘

ICY HIGHWAY

Both sides of the highway were covered with ice in the vicinity of the accident with icy patches in the center area Constable Borys stated, adding that the vic- tim’s body was found in a lane leading off the highway at a dis- tance of 24 feet from the wrecked vehicle.

The pathologist's report gave the cause of death as a rupture of

base of the skull either of which, it noted. was sufficient to have caused the fatality. Members of the jury were: Spurgeon W. Leafd. foreman; Douglas I-I. Durber; R, Lawrence MacMi1lan; R. L. Blaknev. Fred. Hickox,' Roland Joseph Grecnap, and Douglas Hill. ,

The young airman was killed four days after his arrival home on leave from service with the United Nations Emergency Force stationed in Italy.

uary 23, 1958, Mrs. Lorne Co_l_es in her 59th year. Remains were transferred yesterday afternoon from the MacLean Funeral Home to her late residence.’ Funeral from Zion Church on Sunday._ Service commencing at \2 o'clock. Interment in Milton Cemetery.

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donations. Mrs. Douglas Hill and Mrs. H. L. Sear Jr. convenors of the

“Spring Fashion Show” advised the meeting all committees had been completed and working. The Fashion Show will be held on March 17th and 18th at the Queen Charlotte High School.

tea was served by Mrs. W. A. Henry, Mrs. Douglas Hill, Mrs. Kent Irwin, Mrs. A. G. Hogan and Mrs. Stewart Ives.

Service Held For Rev. R. F. Malone

Pontifical Requiem High Mass was celebrated Friday morning at St. Dunstan’s Basilica for Captain, Rev. Ralph F. Malone whose remains arrived Thurs- day evening from Edmonton, Alberta, accompanied by Rev. R. J. 0’Neill, Rector of Assum- ption Parish, Edmonton. Celebrant was His Excellency, Most Reverend Malcolm A. MacEachern, Bishop of Char-. lottetown, High Priest was Rt. Rev. Patrick McMahon. Dea- cons of Honour were Rev. Pres- ton Hammill and Rev. Walter Reid. Deacon of The Mass was Rev. Francis Corcoran and Sub- Deacon, Rev. Clarence Roche. Master of ceremonies was Very Rev. P. F. MacDonald.

Present in the Sanctuary were, Rt. Rev. J. A. Mprphy, Rt. Rev. R. V. lVIacKenzie, Rev. B. J. O'Neill, Rev. K. C. MacPherson, Rev. Leo Herrell, Very Rev. C.

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