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OBHUARY MRS. ROBERT J. ACORN” Inserted by the famil) The community. of and surrounding districts were

e Dundas

wlaicd Libutle® ltimony to the esteem in which she was_held. ,

The very largely attended fun- eral was held ‘March 5 from the home of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson

schol <i! Use ie | 1d Whe (eum, Cluarluliecowat, Veeades Apri 0, Louie |

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yore bicei biudbdiled sechirsbelal avi: darity Committee, told a preas conference here Tuesday.

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OBITUARY Inserted by the family. MRS. HUGH CANNING |

| On April 6, in Regina, Sask. | joccurred the death of Mrs. Hugh |

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Cattle From Flying L Ranch ‘ Said Taken Over By Bank

shocked and saddened to hear of |Acorn, Primrose with interment : : } [ : ere : Lo the very sudden and unexpected in Dundas Cemetery..Rev. M.R. | | HAMPTON CRURCH Centre Social! | DEPARTMENT OF FREDERICK JOSEPH os anning, - former cra Bela. | ST. JOHN'S, Nfld. (CP)—The cattle were given as security death of Mrs. Robert J. Acorn Pocklington conducted the ser- | CITY AND QUEENS Evening, Wednesday, April 20 at 8| PUBLIC WORKS, CANADA (Mc CABE pe ° " ward Is- cattle herd at the Flying L for the loan.

on the eveni f March 3rd at vic he h d atthe | RESERVE Thursday May 12th for Pm. featuring slides of Australia by! [OCA IBLIC TENDER : land. >. ‘ranch on Newfoundland’s Burin’ The step followed recent ve- alge addy ne o mee ee vice at ae one abt ot: - \Spring Supper. in St. Pius’ X Hall. Sylvia Boulter Ridgeway. eet ec crae AD: There passed away at the Besides her husband, Mrs. Peninsula has been taken over port denied by ranch opera. uiaae M 7 d Mrs N Ison aerdy vir dail¥ : d th an ry in’ ton Hall, Fre DAUGHTERS OF England card-game DRESSED to District Engin- ‘Charlottetown Hospital, January Canning is survived by four sis- by the Toronto-Dominion Bank. ‘tor Harold Lees of Kisbey, : a r. an N rs her ardy who eli ere : e mes- eee PARTS ame i Oranca, Hall, “AGRA, Yetuinenea | si tof P bli \19, 1966. Frederick Joseph Mc- \ters, Mrs. Fred Sauer (Alice),| A letter from branch Manager |Sask.—th ‘scarce food had _Acorn. Mrs. Acorn was the for- sage using the word ‘“‘after- day night ‘p Drive, every Wednewtay night at s| eT», Departmen ublic /Ggbe. He was born in Central’Mrs. J.T. O'Connor (Mary), Re-|John Ballard read Monday |caused starvation of pgrt of

mer Margaret Anne Swallow, born April 1st 1892, one of seven children of the late James and Mary (Brown) Swallow of Little

glow’” as his theme. The hymn “What A Friend We Have In Je- sus’’ was sung by the congre- gation. Duet, Under His Wings,

DR. J.C. SINNOTT will be absent from his office from April 15th to April 25th inclusive

DUE TO 4-DEATH in the commun

at 6 p.m,

p.m. Admission .50c. Lunch served. RUMMAGE SALE tonight April 20th at the Community Centre. Sponsored by Mother’s Auxiliary, Guides, Brownies and Cubs.

| County, P.E.1.,” and will be

|; Works, Canada, P.O. Box 1268, Chanottetown; P.F.I., and en- dorsed ‘‘Tehder for Dredging at Fishing Cove, Prince

until recent years. - His first wife predecea

sed him in 1943. In 1949 gregation of Notre’ Dame; and/mals said the

Bedeque in 1891 and lived there gina, Sister St. Helen of the Ro- night at the annual meeting of h

sary (Ida), and Sister St. Mary the Newfoundland Society for reports from residents

Alice Curley Egbert (Catherine), of the Con-

erd. The SPCA_ received

of

i

‘Prevention of Cruelty to Ani- area and turned it over to the

bank had taken RCMP.

Pond. Fifty years ago she mar- was lingly rendered by Mrs. ity the laf card party to be held : i i i Re- | i tied Robert ra oe Dundas, ve and Mr. Herb Mac- “tomight in’ \fton Hall is cancelled. CEA TEE ey pe received until 3:00 p.m., he married Rosella McQuaid by four Pees Meee lsteps to guard against starva- | The ranch was established as a, ane Mar flac: | SAVE $20. - ADS T., Wednesday, May who he leaves to mourn his pass- gina, Clarence ander, and tion of the herd. |an experiment: in 1964 with at where they have since resided. Leod. Solo “Above The Bright camp ranrty in Hampshire Hall \o-measure Kt; sale. Now 969,50, : A ing and. one son, George by his Thomas, Hope River, P.E.I jinitial shipment of ant To this union were born eight Blue” was also sung by Mr, Wednesday April 2 at 8:30 p.m. Spom- Moore and McLeod lid | Ath, 1966. ng and. on i B a | : Cee Mr. Ballard refused Tuesday |) th Prairie .

children. One son preceeded her MacLeod, accompanied by Mrs. *re4 >Y Women'a: Insite: * KINGS-COUNTY Plans, Specifications and (first marriage also a brother,| For some years after taking to elaborate on the letter or say jmais from the Prairies, ey ty al oe Pre oh tue cane. oo. Coes ! _| Forms of Tender can be seen Coll nd mee neat, Mareare up residence i‘ aeeaina, Mrs. |what authority the bank had to a i we mee A. 3 t suri tine: hor s0ErOWws= wes? is aron tate ae ; ae Sate ne or can be obtained at the of- an na of Centr que Canning was a fai émployee |take over the ‘ranch. : | & Surviving besides her sorrow Pallbearers’ were: John Dun- | munity concert--The Iris Singers and. DK. INMAN, MONTAGUE, will be fice of the District Engineer, and six grandchildren. of the Provincial aieean | He ‘said the ranch had been mal losses and some rustl-

ing husband are three daughters,

can, Sterling and Warren Mac- Donald; Harold Matheson, Alvin

dancers Apri! 2Ist, at the Centre.

away®April 20th, to May 18th, inclusive. Office open for collections,

Department of Public Works,

His funeral was held from the Even. after retirement she al- established with money

bor-

ing but no cattle had starved.

Ella, Mrs. Alfred Downe: Belle, foe wee i 4 9 e | Mrs. Nelson Acorn; Florence, and Farquhar Campbell. Flow- eee eae ND eee uses sabe AM co kcal Ce 1268, Char- “Monaghan Funeral Home to St. | ways took a keen interest in ci- rowed from the bank and the e seld oe er ie cad Mrs. Neill Garrett: four sons, erbearers were all grandsons of |%f%, and Dancers, April “Als, at the sponsored by Souris KOC Players in si, | lottetown, Prince Edward Is Malachys Church, Kinkora vie and public affairs. eas Tg | more nai the

Centre. . ~.George’s Hall, Thursday, April 2 at land. where solemn Requiem Mass! During her life-time she was a.m., April 11 Requiem Mass ee coe me cated _ shout

Raymond, John, Lyman of Dun- das and Eldon, Southport. Three sisters, Sarah’ Jane, Mrs. Blais- dell; Mary, Mrs. Jenkins of An- nandale and Dorothy, Mrs. Edi- son of East Boston, U.S.A., three brothers, John Robert of Little Pond; James, Halifax, N.S. and _ Charles, Truro, N.S. also. sur- vive, thirty grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren.

the deceased: Edwin and Ray- mond Downe, Joseph, Roger, Larry and Allan Acorn, Arthur and Jack Garrett.

Floral Tributes:

Pillow — Husband> son John, Mary .and Family; Spray — El- la May, Alfred and Family; Belle, Nelson and Family; -Flor- ence, Neil and. Family; mond, Carrie and Family; Ly-

Ray- |

SEE FREDERICTON variety concert in North Wiltshire Hall, Wednesday, April 20 at 8:15. Sponsored by North Wiltshire Women’s Institute.

Eleanor and Elsworth; Eva and Jack.

| CARD OF THANKS

The family of the late Mrs. Robert J. Acorn wish to express

8:30 p.m. Specialties

REGULAR SATURDAY night dance, Montague Legion Home. Music by Cliff Peters and Archie Stewart. $1.00 per couple.

A VARIETY concert will be held in Valleyfield Hall;* Friday, April 22nd, at 8 p.m. Sponsored by Valleyfield Women’s Institute in aid of Kings County Memorial Hospital, -Montague.

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To be considered,.-each ten- der must be’ made on the printed form supplied bythe Department and in accord- ance with the conditions set forth therein. Before a contract | is awarded, the Department may require the- - successful tenderer to furnish one of. the alternative securities called for in the tender documents.

tery where Rev. and Rev. were present. at the graveside.

Pallbearers were:

‘was celebrated by Rev. Harold an inspiration to all who knew |was celebrate Croken assisted by Rev. Austin her. She was a devoted member MacGuigan,

Bradley and. Rev. Floyd Me- of Holy Rosary Parish and for |Father Crosse and Father Ka-, /Gaugh. Present in the sanctuary many years an active worker in |turna in Holy Rosary Cathedral. if

were Msgr. Hughes. the Legion’ of Mary and in the, The pallbearers were:

Interment in the

Harold Croken Canning, however, Reginald MacDonald |mem

‘church ceme- |Third Order of St. Francis. Mrs. |O’Connor,

charity, generosity, and unas- Carthy.

Walter suming manner,

d by Rev. Douglas assisted by Rev.)

Roland MacGuigan, | will be re-|Ted Noonan, Brian Noonan, Pat- | bered most of all for her |rick McCarthy and Victor Mc-)

isula,

| "Some residents contend that as many as 900 head of cattle rom. a herd of 1,800 may have starved to death on the penim;

RAYNHAM, Mass.

CLERGY GO TO PEOPLE

(AP)—A

and for the| Burial was in the parish ceme- |group of three Protestant min-

Mrs. Acorn was a long time man, Charlotte (Dollie) and Fa- sincere thanks to Dr. Bonnell, ATHLETES SOAR AGAIN | The_lowest_or.any. tender not. | Farmer, Patrick Curley, Bert \timely assistance she rendered ‘tery beside her sister, Florence, \isters held Good Friday serv- member of Dundas United mily; Eldon: and -Marion; Jo- Montague Funeral Home, a spe- Students at Plymouth, Mich., | necessarily accepted. __ \McCardle, Bert Hamill, John \to those in need. |who ‘predeceased her fourteen ices at a bowling alley here for Church. In her lifetime her un- seph,-Dianne—and Lynn; Sister, cial thank you to Mr. and Mrs. claim a world’s see-sawing rec- J. B. LARKIN,- Roberts and Emmett Smith. May our prayers follow her years ago. the convenience. of — shopping derstanding heart and kindly Mary: Mary, Irving and Jack; Heber Hardy and Rev. M.R. ord of 321 hours. - Office Manager. LBP, - : for the repose of her soul. At 10, ‘R.LP. ‘centre employees and shoppers. personality won her a wide cir-\Wreath — “Margaret and Wal- Pocklington, also ‘to those who a - cle of devoted friends who as lace, Edd 1., Georgina; Maude |sent flowers, cards, letters _of V4 well as her family—willexper- and Elliott, Freda_and Douglas; ‘sympathy and those who visited v ae ' Rs Ry jence a keen sense df loss-in-her~Lloyd and Arthur MacNeil; Staff jor helped in any way during our _ (oe ; é passing. The many~’floral and 'T. Eaton Co.; Potted Plants — recent_sad bereavement. a : ‘ i

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