2 vere es ee a ° ene eee ee aes x eg ee Te eee ey ‘ , ec : \ , fee ¥ -_ Bs d : jy, Mite Bvetye Grossman, Cher-] Sincere eympathy t WIDER HORIZON ! ’ ° ® jiottetown, was in Bedeque on|to Miss Suzan Casey, of Palmer aidary S Ul c OD ee ee aie reas |itngy, ot Chariotiiown, te| rence Senay wil make funeral of her cousin, Mrs. Fras-|Mary, of Charlottetown, im the| rence Seaway will make an ‘ EE : 7 er Silliker. death of their sister, Mrs. Julian] tiona! 8.300 miles of shoreline ac. . a Mrs. Albert Wright who has| Peters, formerly of Palmer Road|cessible te oceah vessels. é C e U e Oo n ri a ths at the home of her son, Mr.| “ist year. FE ; 6 dL has been visiting recently in| Gary. motored to Charlotte. . By KEITH KINCAID —_ tric dishwasher from Montreal &-) York interests for $100,000 and its Oe geet flee ee Canadian Press Staff Writer | nancier Staley Vineberg, who was|resale as a shopping centre site | Mrs. Henry Calibeck. partment of agriculture CALGARY (CP)—Three years | seeking bus and sewer service for|at four times the amount; sale Mrs. Joseph Geudet ced’ Mrs. el cas tea pedet D hs spade ee id tauher Gute ait eee ST. LOUNS. «es ee ee | needed cement for a project at/ y NO FA’ and another shopping site; - ited at the of Mr. and Mrs. his summer home in Banff. He of public works contracts to other x Joseph P. Gaudet. 3 took 3% bags from the city works | At one point the mayor said the /than the lowest bidder; use of| Congratulations are extended Congratulations are extended j department. Sins, Weighed yo heavily on his | city Labor on personal projects of |‘ Mr. and Mrs. Jobany | Petry. lto Mr. and Mrs. Ben 8. Bernard | Last fall, his neglect to pay for |™ind that he was considering | city officials. whose martiage took place “re lon theif recent marriage, which Es the cement touched off a muiti-| ‘uring over to charity an amount Mayor Mackay, who each year |Cemtly in the Con-ltook place in the Immaculate is tude of repercussions that led to |qual to their value. He added, | on ‘horseback leads Calgary's coa-| “cpio Ohureh. | Palmer Road, |Conception Church, Palmer’ Rd. : his public censure and a full-|however, that he did not betieve |tingent in the Grey Cup parade, |1wae ha. Pane ist officia-|Mr. Bernard is the son of Mr. * scale judicial investigation into |Persons making the gifts wished became mayor after swo years as| wn5 5 Sere Cancdnn, [204 Mrs. Sosim Bernard, of St. : ali corners of Calgary’s vie ad- |any special consideration from | siderman. A one-time disk Jockey Seer ae eee Edwards, while the bride is the ae Riiataleec i a ol. ce and--sportscaster, be. campaigned Anny ae 7 - daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank 3 The inquiry ends next Friday} “There are some people wholto, mayor on an issue of tab lace acaae at ine Sidect “daaghtes [FetY: also of St. Edwards. They : dence. Judge L. S. Turcotte then |along the way of life,” he sadi. |Gent nurses. OFS Leni Thais atnendonss|Chaisson_and Joseph Perry Oil Heating ; will report to the Alberta attor- It was not a case of you scratch ; Mr. Leo P brott of Fone eee city witiciala, elected we ool aes vane in a position the groom, and Dolores Gaudet, " — 5 or A was in a BEDEQUE sister bride. tage for personal gain. Acting on |étse it was simple for him to do! The funeral of the late Mrs.|turned to Charlottetown after|% Alaska have a median age of DIAL 4021 the report, the Alberta govera-|So. It was appreciated. Fraser Silliker, Cape Tormen-|spending the weekend at the|26, or 3.8 years below that of the ment wilidecide on any further Oilman Cliff Walker, Calgary |tine, was held im the Bedeque|/home of her parents, Mr. and| rest of the United States. action.~ representative of a New York | United Church on Friday after-|Mrs. John S. Gaudet and family e . syndicate attempting to buy land | noon April 17th. Rev. G.A./in St. Louis. ‘ | | COLORFUL MAYOR from the city, testified he paid for! CownerSmith conducted the| Friends of Richard Gaudet, De- = =| The inquiry ranged widely but |trips to Mexico and Hawaii for! iwice- and based message | Blois, will be sorry to hear that é ™.- |the main interest centred around |the mayor and-his wife and had| so, John 14th. Chapter. verse 2|"¢ is & patient im the City Hos- ° gafy’s chief magistrate since 1950} City commissioner E. C.| ancions”. Hymns were: “The| underwent surgery. and the man who made the/| Thomas also reported he received Lord is My Shepherd” and “Sale| is. Holiness Nee”. has return- REGIMENT HOLDS PRACTICE = white 10-galion hat Calgary's un-/|a television set, furniture and &lin The Arms Of Jesus”. Pall Se the io ow. official symbol. __ |shotgun from officials of Buras |t,arers: Messrs. Edward Leard, oe brother & Signals Regiment, one off the} The schemes are held to test |David MacKenna and Stan Mac-| Talting the stand, as he said, |and Dutton and Standard Gravel. | waiter Wright, George Affleck, |" Mics prada ena! be gins units of its Kind in the na-| theories taught the unit mem- to tell the whole story, Mayor /WILL RUN AGAIN Fred MacQuarrie, Lioyd and|the weekend in Tignist spent underwent a second out-|bers during the winter months. |Pkerson load one of the unit's | Mackay ticked off close to $10,000] There also have been develoP- | Frank Bell. There were meny| her grandmother » aaa j door practice scheme yesterday.|Here Signalman Freddie Larter, | trucks. in gifts, loans and trips to Mex-|ments outside the courtroom./f.) tributes. Interment in| LeClair nF ion, Hnwell and Now Tock, He | Mayer Mackey sunsencal Ss Sl Searletown Cemetry. gs Miss Marie Doucett left re : will be . fish- | ®dded there were other items so run for office next a e | cently for Charlottetown, where Couple Honored BURTON il be gmoloved during the fish-| merous it would be almost im-|people decide for themeeives.”| Fulnhalet Howstt, Norkh Wiis] she will be employed. . : ; ty ss tema @ pembust : 1 At Gathering Phacd aS py the| Mrs. Eva Dalton, Burton, is mah o> hygiene ee eaten ae wa Ven-qrest tor your mensy. so — MAKE YOUR MONEY WORK A happy evening was spent~at | Son, st Whites Cove, Site! ae aod deiede tole aes having business Mr. and Mrs. Brewer Waugh, as y @ HIGHER INTEREST @ OPEN 9 a.m. te 5 p.m. \ 9 the new home of Mr. and Mrs.|Saturday, April 18th. Howard Dalton, R.C.A.F. Station en See Se, ee G. G. K. PEAKE eee noe, oe Kenneth Pidgeon on Wednesday, Summerside. after being confined to their WU. KR. BRANCHEC ACROSS CANADA April 15, when, their fri .| The Mr. Ema social activities was 2af- | home with fi the ten EASTER MP Ma ere ae na ee elie Phas gg a as Mr. Gerard Dalton, Burton, re- — , days. Their a ieee oe is LTD. THE N TRUST co ANY ered te honor the popular couple on, occurred |cently left for Montreal, while Other subjects investigated by | laid aside with an attack of pneu- 78 Great George St. Charlottetown = With a housewarming. in the Western Hospital, Alber-jen route he visited his uncle, j : Sale of 18|monia. Their many. friends wish || Dial 4311 Charlottetews The feature of the evening was| ‘8, Thursday, April 16. His re-/Mr. Arthur Dalton and Mrs. Dal- acres of city-owned land to New ithem a speedy recovery. an address and presention when|mains were forwarded from the |'on, Rumford, Maine. Madge and Ken were the recip-| Rooney Funeral Home to the re-| yr Mr dents of a hostess chair, a coffee} sidence of his son-inlaw and dat-| ang a oo pence table ‘and a step: end table. The! ghter, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Per-|were recent guests of Mr. and Rev. W. Eric Igraham acted as/ry Burton, from where his fun- Mrs. Peter Dalles. Bart Master of Ceremonies, and @/ raj was held on Saturday morn- - - Nn beautifully phrased a-d meam-ling April 18th. to St. Marks, Lot * ingful address was read by Mrs-/7 Roman Catholic Church, where See The \ Walter - Moase. Messrs. Joh®|Requime High Mass was clele- Piliman, John Moase and Walt-| brated by the pastor, Rev. David 1959 Morris Minor ’ e er Moase presented the gifts. The} MacTague, who also conducted | —_ sual c don tT let this recipients each spoke briefly and/ the burial services in the adjoin- with feeling, expressing their }

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gifts. Mr. Ingraham read the ap-

propriate words of the hymn, “O Happy Home.”

Mr. and Mrs. Pidgeon have re- cently completed the construc- tion of a beautiful new home in close proximity to the new and modern motel which was built last year and opened fe~ business the latter part of the season.

The earlier part of the evening lent itself to social chat, and eard and crokinole games, and accordian selections ‘yy Mr. Walt- er Moase were much enjoyed. Lat er old favorite songs and hymns were sung with Mrs. Pidgeon at the organ. Tape recordings were made of several selections and played back by M. Reid Sangs- rer a guest at the motel, who was introduced to the other guests by Mr. Ingraham. A delicious lunch was served by the ladies.

Mr. Ingrahbma closed the eve- ning’s program with prayer and benediction.

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highway connecting Borden, Summerside and Charlottetown, a mile went of Kensington, and should fil a‘long felt need for accommodation in the area. The Cameo Theatre in Kensington is also owned and operated by the Pidgeons. Mrs. Pidgeon is organ- ist at St. Mark’s Church, Kensing- ton, and in addition acts as ‘‘an Altar Guild of one member” is the words of the address read on this occasion.

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Mr. Fred Harper and son Da- vid, Christopher Cross, were bus- iness visitors to Charlottetown on Monday of last week.

Mr. and Mrs. John B. Myrick, Sr., returned to their home at Tignish, after a pleasant weeks visit with friends in the state of Maine.

visit with his son William and daughter,:-Miss Margaret in Med- ford, Mass.

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