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WE TREAT the sick well. Gig- * gey's oben 8.30: a.m. ~ to 6.00 p.m.
. AUCTION “45” Score Cards «for sale at Guardian - Patriot * Central Pricting.
- THE SEVEN Mile Bay “Tn a ta ithe. ten . curtain 830 p.m. .
DR. H. E. CLARK’ wi!l be ab- sext from his office June 20th to 27th, the office will be closed and calls will be received at his
. DR. ALLEN STEWART will be
absent from his office June 2dth * to July 6th the office will remaia ~ open for appointmests and pay- _ ments.
See Oyster Bed Bridge Players “present their Play in Howe's Hall “Brackley Point, Wednesday, ‘June 24th., at 8.30 p.m.
STUDENT COLD Waves special for teen-agers only for two weeks er eee ae,
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DR. L. I. DUFFY will be absent from h‘s office until June 26th.
Mcunt Herbert Women's In- stitute ice cream social. Mount Herbert school, July ist. -
in Canada. A congregational meeting of the Wood Fslands Pas- toral will be held in the
church in Caledonia Wednesday fine Fe uaa ban er ator.
Nicholson, Interim Moder- Bingo and dance in Keilly’s Cross Hall, Monday evening,
Lobster Supper, June 24th., in Recreation Centre New Glasgow, serving from 5 to 9.p.m., sponsor- ed by New Glasgow and District Junior Farmers,
“DIAL 3644—FREE DELIVERY to your door and get the best values for your food dollar Wea- Rees Apres Pare Fond Mae
Special Monday only. Cement at $1.05 a bag. Ellis Bros, Cen- tral Royalty. Phone 3223.
Regular Dance Bonshaw Inn., Tuesday night. Burns Orchestra. We cater to Weddings and Club Banquets. +
GREENHOUSES open daily 8 to 9 p.m., (closed Sunday.), An- nuals, cabbage, cauliflower and tomato plants, red geraniums ec. Jewell’s Greenhouses, Y or k Phone 7074. .
KING'S COUNTY
Lower Montague Regatia Wed- nesday, July 15th. Send entries to Dan Cocdion, Lower Montague.
Dance Sinnott Road School, Tuesday, June 23. Good music.
St. Peters Parish lobster sup- per, Holy Name Hall Wednesday, June 24th supper ‘commencing 3 p.m,
PRINCE COUNTY
Reserve Wednesday, August Sth. for Anglican Church Tea at Crapaud.
Remember to atiend Red Cross Blocd Donor Clinics today—Al- berton this afternoon, Tignish to-
SEVEN MILE BAY play ie Kinkora Hall, Thursday, at 8:30. Sponsored by Newton home and
school association.
Births, Deaths, Marriages
(When death xotices are received too late te be included on this page, they appear for one edition on page twe and are transferred to this department in the next edition.)
BIRTHS
@UNN—At the Charlottetown Hospital on June’ 18, 1959 to Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Munn a daughter, weight 8 Ibs. 4 oz.
_ DEATHS HUGHES—The death of May Huges wife of the late Alex Lefferty occurred at the resi- of her son Adolphur » Chartley Massachus- on June nineteenth, re mains arri in Charlottetown Monday funeral notice
DEATH NOTICE.
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We wish to thank our many friends and relatives that remem- bered Wayne with cards, toys, and gifts of money, while he was a patient in the “Hospital for Sick Children,” Toronto, Ontario, we also wish to thank anyone who — out in anyway at home, while we were away. M and Lloyd Carew. ne
whispered peace be thine. FLOWERS Husband and family. SPRAYS Father and Leand ~ , Gladys, Reagh and family Helen, Ivan and John Leona and Earle Ruth, Ra!ph and family Gus and Gladys Downe
N.S.
Mr. and Mrs. Reg McKenzie, Dartmouth, ;
Kay and John Flecher, New Waterford, N.S.
Willena and Jimmie Smith, New Waterford, N.S. WREATHS
Harold, Pearl and family Dartmouth, N.S.
revenue from exports.
Funeral Director
N. D. MacLEAN
FUNERAL
DIRECTOR "15 King Square Charlottetown
Dial 5549
DEATH NOTICE
MRS. ALBERT E. HODSDON JR.
On Saturday, May 30th, 1959, a wide circle of friends and rela- tives were saddened by the pas- sing of Mrs. Albert A. Hodsdon Jr Rumford, Maine. (Nee Vivian MacPherson, R.N. f Darlington, daughter of and Joseph MacPherson
girl she went to the Uniied Sta- tes where she trained for a re
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a quiet, picturesque spot in the Merritt , West Peru, U.S.A.
garet Susie, Albert Edward IH.
the following sisters and : John, Eliot, Maine; Ro- Millar,
garet, Ms. Harris Roost, South Portland, Maine; Janet, Mrs. Roland Warren, Hunter's River, Blanche, R.N., St. John’s Nfid., Adelaide MacPherson, Cather- ine, Mrs. Herbert Dollar and
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND CREDIT UNION LEAGUE
ANNUAL MEETING .
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24th, 1959
IN
ST. AUGUSTINE PARISH HALL
Rustico, P.E.I.
GUEST SPEAKER: MR. ROBERT INGRAM Managing Director Canadian Office of CUNA
The convention will open at 11:00 a.m. Chicken dinner and
ie lobster supper will be served on the premises. Nia gara Bran d Chisinioals : All interested persons welcome. | .! : staan located at |
fully in his life passed to its eter- nal reward.
The late Mr. Donnelly a veter- an of World War One was bora at Peake’s Station, a son of the late Frank Donnelly and Mary Ellen Connelly...
After his return from overseas he spent some time in Halifax and later in Lawrence, Mass., where he was employed. at Elec- tric Work. Later he returned to his native province
position won for him a host of friends who will long cherish his
memory. He has left us thé noble ex- ample of a truly Christian man and to his family a priceless heritage, the training and ex- ample of a good father. His wife predeceased him twelve years ago.
Left to mourn are four sons and two daughters, namely: Vernon Northern Ontario, Elwood, Tor- onto, Sheldon and Gerard, Char- lottetown. Mrs. Ernest Doyle, Savage Harbour and Eileen at home. Also two grandchildren, two sisters, and two brothers.. The funeral was held on Mon- day morning, April 16, from his late residence to St. Dunstan's Basilica, where Requiem High Mass was eelebrated by Rev. Clarence Roche who also conduct- ed the service at the grave. Rev. Eric Robin, P.P. of Morell, was present in the sanctuary.
The pall bearers were Ben Keefe, Ernest MacKay, William Gallant, Ivan Hughes, Eldon Me- Lean and Lloyd Phillips.
The Legion Graveside service was conducted by president com- rade Pius Smith: Last Post and Reveille was sounded by Buger David Mills.
Within our home where all seem- ed bright,
Death took from us a shining light,
We miss that light and ever will, His vacant place there is none to fill,
Down here we mourn, but not in vain,
For up in Heaven, we will meet again.
MASS CARDS
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Feehan Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Donnelly and Family Joseph McKay
Mrs. Patrick Mullen ily
W.L. McKenna and Co.
. and Mrs. Reuben Doyle Mr. affd Mrs. Maurice Redmond Mr. and Mrs. Francis McDonald Mr. and Mrs. Ben McMillan
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Larkin Mr. and Mrs. Louis McGuire Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cullen
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Doucette Mr. Mrs. Irene Grant
Mr. and Mrs. Dee McDonald: Mr. and Mrs. Joe McDougal Morell Creamery
€.W.L. Morell
Mary Ryan s
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Kiggens Mr. and Mrs. Carl Reindel
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Handrahan
and Family . Thelma and Joseph McKay Georgina Gunn j Mr. and Mrs, Gerald Reid Mr. and Mrs, Leonard Bradley Mr. and Mrs. John Kelly Mr..and Mrs. Alex Grant and Family Mr. and Mrs. Doug McEwen Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Hughes Preston Hughes Donny Shreenan Mr. and Mrs, Art Lawlor Richard Prunty William Gallant Mr. and Mrs. D.A.D. MacDonald
Haughey
and Fam-
Mrs. Frank. Mr. and Mrs. A.B. McAdam Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hughes Raymond Doyle
Mr. and Mrs. Dougal MacDonald Mr. and Mrs. Horace Cameron Mrs. Frank Kelly
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Leslie and Joseph Rodgerson |
Mr. and Mrs. James Whitty Mr. and Mrs. Walter McAdam Mr. and Mrs. Herb Guerieu Mr. and Mrs. Cecil McCarthy. SPIRITUAL BOUQUETS
Miss Mary Doyle
Sisters of Martha (St. Teresa's) John Walsh
Mrs. and Mr. Cyril Morrison Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Coade Mrs. Marion Gillon and amily Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Keenan PILLOW
The Family
McLean and Son
Mrs. Fred Gregory and Family Mr. and Mrs. Eric Jay
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Mr, and Mrs. Graver Coffin | Carpenters Local 1338 Donald Mr, and Mrs. Harold MacDonald| Minnie and Family Mr, and Mrs. Bernard Connelly Mr. and Mrs. Roel McCormick {Mary eed Blanche Mr. and Mrs, Jackie McKenzie Mr. and Mrs. Lioyd Mcintyre Dorothy and Ralph Green Mr. and Mrs. John Clow and Vincent Grant Mr. and Mrs. Lioyd Phillips Kathy . .Peter and Dougall Doyle Rollie McKenzie . Mr. and Mrs, Walter McDonald Elaine Clarken Glennie Constable Mr. and Mrs. Gorden Bennet Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Murphy | Ira McLeod Mr, and Mrs. Raymond Mr. and Mrs. Edd Collins Fenion and June Howelt and Family Nora and Mike Doyle Lillian and Charles Adams Joseph McKenna Mr: and Mrs. Chester Br; CARDS OF SYMPATHY Mr, and Mrs. Howard Mr, aid Mrs. Joseph Kelly Mr, and Mrs. Harold Heffell |Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Annette McDonald Mr. and Mrs. Robert McKennon/Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Fitzgerlad Mrs. E.W. Anderson Mr.and Mrs. Vernon Sisters of Martha Charlottetown | John and Ada Peters Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hospital Dot, Vince and Family Mr. and Mrs. Roddie Mr. and Mrs. Walter Currie | Leo, Vonnie and Family Mr. and Mrs. A Charlottetown Funeral Home _[|Ralph and Eleanor Small and|Mr. and Mrs. Harold MacDonald Miss Lonena O’Haniey Mrs. Lilla Worth Bernard and Teresa Corrigan |The McDonald and Edwards| Mrs. Chappelle, Lena and Mary Mr. and Mrs. Joe Evans families Mrs. Helen Shea Mr. and Mrs. John Feehan Marion Anderson and family LETTERS OF SYMPATHY Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Donnelly | Mrs. Jessie Mill and Joan Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Small Gerard Mr. and Mrs. Carl Moore Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rooney Sheldon : Georgina Dover Mr. and Mrs. EJ, Collins Norma and Ernie Mrs. Emma MacDougall Mrs, John Clow on and Brenda Lee Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stewart CARD OF THANKS ernon Mr. and Mrs. Sterling McEwin Eileen “ |Mrs. Pearle Sanderson and Fam- Bie Art ily The family of the late Mr. Reuben and Irene Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Jay and | Donnelly wish to extend sincere Miss Marina Doyle family thanks to the priests and doctors, Milton and Annie Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cullen both attending and visiting and Mary and Ben Mr. and Mrs. Michael Doyle a special thanks to the sisters Clifford and Joe Keefe Mr, and Mrs. R.A: Mclssac and nurses who were so extreme- Mr. and Mrs. Mercier Mullen |Mr, and Mrs. Vernon Duck ly kind to him during his lenghty Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Vessey rs. Lodge Birt illness; also the many friends Mr. and Mrs. Carl Dahl and fam-| Guy Jay who were so helpful in our recent ily Bessie McKinnon and Family sad bereavement. Mr. we) ~ Walter Rodgerson| Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cullen Harry en Hughes Bennett Manderson ALLAN Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cullen Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Scott and ons, Se Mr. and Mrs. George McCormick} Family OTTAWA (CP) — Allan L Mrs. Mary Brazel and Aeneas | Florence Kelly Brown, 54, assistant commis- Mrs. Barbara Doyle and Family|Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Peters and|sioner of penitentiaries and for- Dr. and Mrs. Redden Family mer comptroller of Southam
Mr. and Mrs. B.W. Birt
_Mr. and Mrs. Alex Grant
j Lena Chappell
|Mr. and Mrs. George Dover
iMr. and Mrs. Harry Criag
iMr. and Mrs. Keir Johnson and Keir
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Francis
|Mr. and Mrs. Hillard Arthur
|Mr. and Mrs, Archie McAuley Kay Frizzell
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| Mr. nd Mrs. Daniel McAskill
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Affleck
Mr. and Mrs. Kimble McDonald
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mosher and Family
|Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Moore
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_ BRIGHTS WINES ANNOUNCEMENT
MR. E. K. RAHAM, Secretary-Treasurer -
Mr. M. F. Jones, President of Bright’s Wines, Limited an- nounces the election of Mr. W. Douglas Hatch as Vice-President in Charge of Sales, and the appointment of Mr. Earl K. Raham as Secretary-Treasurer. ;
Mr. Hatcu was born.in Montreal and educated in schools in that city and in Toronto. He saw service with the Royal Canadian Navy from 1943 until his discharge with the rank of Lieutenant, in 1945.
In 1947 he joined the Company, and in following years © served it in many capacities. He was elected a Director and Secretary of the Company in 1952. He is also a Director of Canada Malting Co., Limited.
Mr. Rawam, a native of Niagara Falls, joined the Company in 1934 as a clerk in the shipping office. He was named Assistant Treasurer and Assistant Secretary in 1954, and Treasurer in 1956.
He is a Past President of the Niagara Chapter of the National Office Management Association, a member of the Controllers Institute of America, and since 1953 has been elected to the Stamford District Board of Education, which he is serving this year as Chairman.
MR. W. D. HATCH, Vice-President
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