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Central

Page 2. The Guardian "CRASWELL for better photo- graphs."

"YOUR DOLLAR BUYS MORE at the Hughes Drug Store."

NE TREAT THE SICK Giggey's Pharmacy, open to 8 p.m.

WELL. 8 a.m

PRODUCE S Co-op Egg Sta- tion. 60 Fizrny St.. for better egg returns. Phone 9210.

VISIT HI-STYLE M i ii i n e ry Great George Street for your new spring hat. Every style is Hi-Style.

OLD SYNDEY screened and Wet- sh hird coal. Unloading cars to- day at A. Pit-kard and Co.'s.

WORTH'S PHARMACY. Pure Drugs with an experienced ser- vice. Dial 3424.

WE HAVE A SPECIAL RACK of ribbon hats at half price for this ivcck-end. Hi-Style Millinery, Great George Street.

LISTEN to CFCY at 2 p.m. to- g day "Human Dynamos" Mrs. Ar- i ll-or Duvar interviewed by Mrs. tinrdon MacDonald on the work of intermediates in school (Grades 4. 6).

CORRI-ZCTION--In the acount of tho iiaptish W.M.S the notegon missions in Bolivia should read slides of the accomplishments of the liile lit-v. Norman Dabbs who died in Bolivia.

THE MIKADO Gilbert and Sul- livan"s famous and much-loved stage and musical show, will be at Prince of Wal.s College, Tues- day. Wednesday. Thursday, March

.20-22 at 8ti5

FREDERICTON and Breada1ba- ne Sunday Mach 18th. Breadalban Sunday School 10 a.m. Worship and communion at 11 a.m. Frederic- ton Sunday School at 10.30 wor- ahip service and communion at 7.- 30 p.m. Byard Thurber Minister.

HUNTER RIVER Pastoral char- ge. the United Church of Canada. Services on Sunday. March lath. as follows: North Wlishire ll a.m.; Wheatley River 3 p.m.; Hunter River 7:30 p.m.: Sunday School at Hunter River 10.30 a.m. Rev. C. R. Moase. B. A., B. D., Minister.

TRIBUTE TO ELLEN - Jim Coulter. on his Windy Cove radio program proposes to pay tribute to the author of the Guardian feature Ellend's Diary. He will be heard over eight stations, CFCY at 9:20 am. Thursday. March 22.

weekend. Phone 6171. We deliver.

vices for are: St.

Morning prayer and sermon. 7.3(), Evening prayer apd sermon: St. Mark's, Rustico. Prayer and sermon. bring the whole family.

ed appeared morning; one charged with mis- chief was released on his own re- cognizance until the twentieth and ordered to pay restitution. A drunk and incapable was given a ten day suspended sentence. A youth pre- viously remanded on a charge of criminal negligence while operat- ing a motor vehicle and being in- volved in an accident was further remand 1 until April 6.

leaving by plane for Toronto on Monday. He expects to be absent for about two weeks.

B. Moreside are pleased to see him about after a lengthy Illness in the Prince Edward Island Hospital.

for Ottawa. Mr. Lynds is a re- presentative of the Legislative body of the Conductors trainmen Union. He will be away for two weeks. Mrs. Lynds.

Sat., March 17. 1956

SEMPLE'S PHARMACY will be the only drug store open (I115

SEMPLII-3'5 PHARMACY will be the only drug store open this weekend. Phone 4171. We deliver.

YOU NEED Red Cross-Red Cross needs you! Have your con- tribution ready when the can- vasser calls or send it directly to Red Cross Headquarters. 62p Prince St. i

"LUCK 0' THE IRISH" mys-J tery packages 51.00. Each one worth much more than you pay Come early and try your luck at PBIIEI'S(JIl'S Jewellers and Gift Specialists.

WINSLOE Pastoral Charge the United Church of Canada. Ser- vices this Sunday are as follows: l Winsloe North 11 a.ni.; Glasgoiv. Road 1.30 p.in: Winsloe South 3; pm. Princetown Road 7.30 p.m.-

Heber H. Hardy, Minister.

MILTON - NORTH RESTICO. Rector Rev, A. E. Piercey. Ser- Sunday. Marc-ii tlith John.s, fililtoii. il:(i(l

2.30 Evening Come and

POLICE COURT - Three at'ciis- in court yesterday)

Personals Mr. C.H. Black. Charlottetown is

The many friends of Mr. Percy

Mr. E. P. Lynds left Thursday

He was accompanied by

CRAPAUD and Springfield par- ishes. Services for Sunday March 13th. 1956. Fifth Sunday in Lent. Passion Sunday. St. John's Church. Crapaud Morning Prayer 11 am. St. Elizabeth's Church. Springfield evening prayer 3 p.m. Rev. George R.F. Ebsary, Rector.

l . CARD WINNERS-Winners at the card party on Thursday evening at the Community Centre were Lad- ies 1) Mrs. Harry Toombs and Mrs. Percy Carr (equal); Men's. 11 Joseph Shelfoonl 2) James Mor- rison. The door prize was won by Mary LeClair and freeze-out by Mrs. Nazaire Gallant and Mrs. Wil- liam Berrigan.

LIFE CONFERENCE - Those attending the annual branch con- ference and dinner of the Maritime Life Assurance Co. at Charlotte- town. on Wednesday, and which was presided over by Keith B. Jen- kins. branch anager, were, Don- ald Nicholson, Summerside, A. Fulton Campbell. Montague, and W. Bryenton. Charlottetown.

GUEST SPEAKER - Miss Mild- red Harrington was the guest speak or at a meeting of the Spring Park Communty Club last night. She gave a very interesting description of a trip she had made to Europe . last summer. illustrated by colour-

! ed slides. Miss Harrington was in- ' troduced by Mr. Joseph Cheverie. Followin the lecture in dance was held. De icious refreshments were M. served by the ladies.

. . ..DIES IN U.S.A.-Funeral ser- : :.' vice for Miss Sadie E. MacGregor ft. was held recently. Miss MacGreg-

i or. a retired High School teacher, died Wednesday. March 7 after a short illness. She was born in Charlottetown. a daughter of the late Lemuel and Euphemia (Mac- Rael Maccregor. She had been a resident of Providence for 32 years. Miss MacGregor had taught in Summerslde and at Acadia Univ- ersity. Wolfville, N.S She retired In 1954 because of illness. She was a member of the First Baptist Church.

Howard Mclnnis

KINSMAN-At Colohester County

ARSENAULT-At the home of

STEWART-At Victoria. March

GREEN-At the Sick Children's

MORRISON - Al the Charlotte-

siiiriis. MARRIAEES, nrnrus 50:: Per Insertion

Births

Hospital. Truro. on March 5. 1956. to Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kinsmen (nee Veronica Camp- bell) a son, Brian Frederick.

her daughter. Mrs. F. Arthur Perry, 392 Market Street. on Friday. March 16th, 1956. Mary Rose Arsenault. wife of the late Captain Eli Arsenauit, aged 90 years. Resting at the Bownesa Funeral Home from where the funeral will be held on Tuesday, March 200.11 to St. Paul'; Church for Requiem Mass at 9:00 a.m. Interment church cemetery. Visiting hours 10-12; 2-5; 7-10.

Deaths

15, 1956. Wallace Stewart. age 79. Funeral Saturday. March 17 from his late residence. service in Victoria United Clmrc'h. at 8 p.m. Interment in Crapaud Ce- metery, Please omit flowers.

Hospital. Toronto on March 14. 1956, Joli-n Eldon Green. aged 4 years, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Green. Charlottetown. The remains will arrive in Charlottetown Saturday even- ing nnd will be transferred to the home of his grandparents. Mr and Mrs. Frank Sigsworth, 20 Haviland Street. Funeral Monday. 9 o'clock to the Church of the Most Holy Re- deemer where Mass of the Angels will be offered.

town Hospital on Friday. March 16. 1956. Felix Walker Morrison of Georgetown in his 70th year.

at the Community Centre last night left. Binnsi; Molly (Jeanna Maclsaacl;

tEf ( Er: s EMT: SALE

WANTED - EARLY IN

FARM FOR SALE SITUTATED IN

chain saws. BEFORE BUYIN:(l

LOST in run crrv A SUM oi siviXf.i.”-Famous ruiifniif.

7949. Ag" g T'cin'cYJLAn saw MANDREL.

1.7-F”wT E?-THURSDAY

Mrs. O'Brien (Mary McWade): standing, centre, Martha Seawright (Maureen Beagani.

Men- David Morris as Lieut.

ls Voted Back Into Committee

An act to amend the Teacher's Superanuation Act was voted back into committee yesterday after it had been agreed upon in second reading on the previous day.

When the Act came up for third reading yesterday, Hon. Dougald MacKinnon moved that the bill be sent back to a Committee of the whole House. On a motion of this kind a standing vote has to be tak- en and after Mr. Speaker had

A 1 the voters he declared the motion carried.

Mr. MacKlnnon who was not in the House when the motion had been passed on Thursday said he wanted to speak to it. This is a priv liege granted providing a major- ity of the members agree to it.

ON STAGE in "Molly Darling"

seated Miriam (Benita

Too Late To classify

ing. Gordon E. McEwen, Bristol. Lot 40

er cattle. Apply Dan Livingstone. Clyde River.

FURNISHED. HEATED room. second floor. Dial 6268.

lnttetown. buildings in good con- dition. Apply Box 278.

FIVE rooms and bath. Garage attach- ed. Priced to sell. Phone 7595.

APRIL. capable country boy l'01' 5101”? and light outdoor work. Good wages. Apply in own handwrit- ing stating age and education to Box 270M. Guardian.

SMITH Street (Bclvedere East) six room and bath. Oil furnace. Un- furnished. B. W. Birt, Mt. Stew- art or Dial 7831.

and valuable papers. Finder please notify Stewart Vicker- son. 11 Belmont Street, dial 6082. Reward.

MINK STOLES. PRICED REAS- onably. Apply Box K.E. Guar- dian.

J0 POUND PIGS. OR WILL trade for milk cow. Thomas Keough, Carleton Siding.

BACHELOR APARTMENT. rwii rooms and bath. Write P. O. Box 367. Charlottetown.

iKK7sT6i?iETvEisi'"-WATCH.

Central Bedeque on paved high- way 100 acres of good farm land with modern three bederoom house. Also large barn with run- ning water. For further particu- lars apply Keith Leard. Central Bedeque.

check features of fleetwood chain saw. Heavy duty light weight saw. Latest Features. Fully gu- aranteed. Special Discount. For information or " tratlon. contact Keith Moase. Kensing- ton.

money in a business envelope. Finder please call 4905. Re- ward.

with or without saw. Apply Box

old Klobbermeyer, Pius Callaghan as Judge O'Brien, William Ledivcll as Sgt. Vincent. Everett Beagan as Albert Kummer.

Standing rear Olga Dowling as

Aspect Of St.

The Benevolent lrishi Society hit on another success this year when they picked the delightful three act light comedy "Molly Darling" to amuse and please the cagcr aud- ience which always looks forward with anticipation to the St. Pat- rick's night play.

Directed by J. Pius Callaghan. C.D.A.. and under the distinguish- ed Patronage of His Honour Lieut. Governor Prnwse and Mrs. Proxvsc Premier Matlieson and Mrs. Math- eson. and Ills Worship Mayor Stew- art and Mrs. Stewart. the show was staged at the Community Centre last night as the opener in a two- night run. with a matinee yester- day afternoon.

The scene is laid in the living- room of Judge O'Bricn's home. Kew Gardens. Long Island during war time and the action centres around the confusion which arises through Miriam writing letters overseas over her sister Molly's name.

J. Pius Callaghan as Judge O'- Brien. played his part with the understanding; and zest which gives individuality to all his appearances In comedy. Maureen Bcagan as Martha Scawright fittcti nicely into the routine of the play as did also Mary Mcwade as Mrs. O'Brien

Seawright. Harold Power as Ilar- colored maid Dora.

;'Molly.Dcirling.", A Gay

Below -- St. Vincent Orphanage Square Dancers. Left. Ronnie Mc- Innis. Callcr.

Guardian, Plloto. 0

Patrick's Day

rounded out the set-up nicely.

SPECIALTY NUMBERS

The children of St. Vincent's Orphanage in their specialty of Irish Jig and Square Dance num- bers made a splendid impression as they went through their routine with Ronnie Mclnnis calling the turns. Kay Gallant in her two num- bers and Patricia Leightizer in two vocals. received well-merited ac- claim from the appreciative aud- lence. Al Blanchard was accomp- anist.

"Dancing at its best" was the billing for Mildred and Margaret Rose Roberts with Aeneas Curley as accompanist. The Irish Double Dance. the I-"isliermcn's Hornpipe and finally the Pidgcon on the Gate as performed by these artists. lit- erally brought thc audience to their feet in appreciation." Make-up was by F.G. O'Neill. Stage by John Daley and Lighting effects by Gerry Byrne.

President Thomas McAvinn in a brief address thanked those pres- ent for their patronage and extend- ed appreciation to RT. Holman. Ltd, for the use of the stage sett- ing. He also expressed thanks to press and radio for generous and favourable publicity. and to the

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night. containing sum of money

His remains were transferred Friday evening from the Char- lottetown Funeral Home to his late residence from where the funeral will be held Tuesday morning leaving the house at 9:30 for Requiem High Mass at St. James Ohurch. George- town. Interment in the church cemetery,

in Meiiiorlaiii

AYLWARD-In loving memory of our dear father, Mr. John Aylward. who passed away on March 17th. 1952.

Ixivingly remembered by his"

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175 Queen II.-Currie Illa.

Charlottetown Funeral Home g 18 Euston St. IIAI. 462!

Complete Funeral and

Amiiuinu Sal-vleo

IUIEIIT E. IIAUIIY -- 103 -

BE SURE

"THE UPPER ROOM"

A Drama of Ch

Byftobert Hugh Benson .At..

NOTRE DAME AUDTTOIIIUM Thursday and Friday. March 22 and 23

f'"""y' Iy in the judging at the Pro- vincial Easrer Beef Show on ro see ""'"d"'

Miss Jewell is pictured at

the right with the

rist's Passion

erly is 15 years old 4-H Club nieinber.

Cast of experienced players

Time: 8 p.m.

Admission: 81.00

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which won the Reserve Grand Championship. the Shorlhorn Championship. and the Cuff Club Chump- Ionshlp of the Show. lev-

Wo are proud to have taken a pen in her success. Her prize winning steer was started from the first on

Sliur - Gain Calf Starter Grower

To

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P. L MORRIS iunsnyvcr mm

Miss Beverly Jewell

OF NORTH RIVER. P.E.I.

and to our many other cus- tomers who placed so high-

g approve". His Excellency forthwith

the Benevolent Irish Scolety from citizens of all classes in Charlotte- town. and never in the history of the organisation has it stood higher In eltecm for it's act; of charity than at present. The Benevolent Irish Society. one of the oldest Societies in Canada. was eltabllahed in Charlottetown in the year 1825. The main objects the Society are the relief of the indigent of all denominations and the promotion of friendship and unity amongst Irlslimen. The mpst important work of this Society. tor many years, has been of a char- itable nature, and no worthy cause has ever been overlooked by this grand organization.

FIRST PATRON

"The Prince Edward Island Reg- ister", newspaper of May 6th., 1825. refers to the establishment of the Society at a meeting held at the Wellington Hotel on April 18th. 1825 and the overtures made to Lieut. Governor, His Excellency. Lieut. Col. John Ready to ”Sanctlon and

"highly approved and will have much satisfaction in becoming the patron. and of affording every support in his power to the object thereof".

The first executive of the 13.1.5. consisted of: Patron. Ills Excell- ency, Lieut. Col. John Ready. Lieut. Governor of Prince Edward Island, President, Fade Goff. Esq.. Vice President, Francis Longworth. Esq Treasurer Rev. Father Fitzgerald Secretary, Charles DesBrisay.

PRESENT EXECUTIVE

The present executive is compos- ed of: Patron, Thomas Flynn. Pre- sident. Thomas iilcAvinn: lst Vice- Presldent. Harold A. Power; 2nd. Vice-President. John T. Doyle; Treasurer. Hugh E. Trainor, Sec- retary. Everett B. Beagan. Chief Marshal. Fred Steele; Sergeant-ab Arms. John Walsh. Door-keeper. James Thistle.

ST. PATRICK'S DAY

This morning, in accordance with their usual custom. the members will attend Mass at St. Dunstan's Basilica in honour of St. Patrick,

John -I... Lockliart I Buried Yesterday

the P.EI. Hospital. Chariotettown. on March 13th., 1956. John L. lack hart in the list year of his age.

family of ten children of the late Geofge and Adelaide Lockhart of Spring Valley. P.E.I. Although he had suffered ' " ' during the last numr his passing was sudden and unex- pected.

For some years Mr. Lockhart carried on a mercantile business at Kensington and New London. be- fore Joining the staff of J. J. Snook Ltd, Truro, N.S. with whom he was associated for more than thirty years. retiring three years ago. He was a valued member of Trinity United Church. a staunch Liberal. and is warmly .emember- ed by a host of friends.

Catherine Mackenzie of Spring- field. P.E.I.. whom he married in September 1905: also by two daugh- ters-Adelaide, Mrs. Gerald Inger. soil of Ottawa. and Helen at home; also by a nephew George Macken- zie now of the Canadian Bank of Commerce, New York. who was brought up in their home.

Dr. E. Lockhart. Little Shemogue. N.B. Alexander. Cold Lake. Alber- ta. Charles. Malpeque. RBI. and two sisters. Mary, Mrs. George Crozier. Hamilton, P.EI. and Lillie IFl;II'll.IP.E MacMurdo Kelvin Grove E.

the Cutcliffe Funeral Home on Fri- day. March 16th'., was conducted by Rev. A.F. MacLean and Rev. Howard Christie. The pallbearers were George Lockhart Wendiill Crozler. George MacMurdo, Ian

Recce Band under the direction of Sgt. MacGregor and will follow a line of march through the main streets of city to the Basilica.

Ifaehlfurdo. Gerald Locking-t Gordon Bennett. five of whom were nephews. Interment was in Keuslngton cemetery.

.....L..H...,g,,gggg Baptist Choir And Youth Worlters.Dine

"rho Chulottetown Bnpun Church was the scene of a happy Gathering Thursday evening when "I? 'i A honoring the CIIOIP. Sunday School teacher. and youth workers was held. The pay. tor Rev ILL. Mltton was master of ceremonies and called on M, Victor Hunt: to ask a blessing. '

Mr. Mitton than welcoming ch. aatherlng spoke of the unpo,.,,,,, phases of the Church work rep;-5.. ented and commended each to.- thelr devotion and faithfulness to their particular talk.

Following the banquet . live; and enjoyable hymn sing was leg by Mr. Barry Bugden with him G.A. Full. Expressions of thank; was given to special group, and fitting responses made. The chair was thanked by Mrs. R.J. Rupgn chairman of the music commiitg. which was responded to by M, Paul Hansen. I Mr. Hartley Cunningham ii. , ed the Sunday School teache funk, behalf of the parents of the con. gregation. Mr. R.J. Rupert um general superintendent responded Thanks to the youth group leader; was given by Mr. Alfred Tait and responded to by Miss am-ban Found. The banquet was prepared mi served by the Women's Auxiliary under the convenership of Mrs. L. F. Myatt. Mr. C.S. Scranton thank. ed the ladies on behalf of the guests.

The.singing of "Blast be in. Tie" brougt a very pleasant even- ing to a close.

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White farmers in the Union of South Africa produced 40,000,000 pounds of tobacco in 1954.

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There Passed peacefully away at Mr. Lockhart was the eldest of a

heart

of years.

He is survived by his wife, nee

Surviving also are three brothers

The. funeral which was held from

their Patron Saint.

Mass will be sung by the Rector. Rev. Patrick McMahon. D.P. with Rev. Francis Corcoran as Deacon and Rev. Reginald Phelan subdea- oon. The sermon will be preached by the Lenten Mission Father. Rev. Hugh O'Donnell, S.J.

The parade will assemble at the B.I.S. headquarters in the Whelan building under the direction of Chief Marshal Fred Steele assisted by Wilfred Smith and William Mc- Carron. The standard bearers are Junior Dowling and Joseph Thistle The parade will be headed by the

Artificial Insemination

CORNWALL & DISTRICT

Applications will be re- ceived until Friday, March 23rd, for the position of Inseminator (i.e. Lots 31. 32 and 65). Write care of Artificial Insemination Box 404 Charlottetown.

ED'S TAXI

Finder please phone 5485. Re- and Joanna Maclsaac and Benita Rcdcmpiorlst Fathers for facilities I

ward. Binns as her riziughters Molly and afforded at the Community Centre. Lucky Numb.” AmTMm- "WEE ROWE 31215.?" (.?li?.”'Z.2l.lg S.2i1'f..i."” .l”.l.1.ll”.t'il22i.1?."l'ii.'f.l?.1l3?.5'; -

Md ban” "mud Hoot Heamh with a minor part l y the delightful presentation of '

Ei";fhed'M:'”tEdwat:r' lr?d)f:" David Morris as Lit-ut. Sea- "Molly Darling".

ml 1?,” tuww” e 3 5' wright and Everett Bcagan as Al- The children of both orphanages - bert Kummer played the male were the guests of the B.I.S. at I CAR LEAVING FOR BOSTON parts as their contribution to tho matinee during the afternoon.

March 21 or 22. can take three confused love situation anti William An unbroken continuity of 131