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MASOVIC OFFICERS enter the Charlottetown United HI I) I I It Chiirch for the Masonic service M, s,.....i,-.y morning. during which the 31...oiiir t-Iiiiir was heard in several selections. Children of the P.E.l. Protestant Orphanage were special guests at the

cured guests included Dr. Cochrane. of Wolfville. V. 5-

service. which was conducted by Rev. Har-

Annual Assembly OI Masons In P.E.I. Held Over Week-end

The annual assembly of Masonicl Grand Master of the Sovereign bodies In Prince Edward lslandiGreat Priory at Canada. Knights was held at the Charlottetown Y. Temlllafi, R-V- HOE". 01 Halifax- M.C.A, on Saturday, with well over Grand High Priest of the Grand one hundred Masons present. Hon- PS. James R. Murphy.

old L. Mittnn. pastor of the Church. LEFT FOREGROUND - James S. Walker. Charlottetown. Mar- shall wearing while caprl. itllr lowed by James R. Murphy. of Summer-side. Grand Master of Masons in P.E.I. and Dr. P-5- Cochrane. of Wolfvllle. N.S.. Grand Master of the Sovereign Great

Chapter of NS. and P.E.i.: and of Summerside. Grand Master of Masons in P.E.l.

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VISIT m.srvi.r: Mlliinery. Gt. George street. "whet! WHY ii?” is Hi-Style."

CARD PARTY. sprint: Pa Comniiiiiity Hall. Lunches prizes. Tournament. 8.30.

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SALVATION Army Shelters Pt'0s vide not only a roof and carc. but they provide an understanding heart. and the human touch.

PENNY Auction: Holy Name Hall. Tuesday. M8! 23- 3 P3"- sponsored by Mothers' Auxiliary of the Basilica Scouts and Cubs.

NAME 0Ml'iiED -- Inadvert- ently omitted from the First Year Pass list. Prince of Wales College. published in Friday's Guardian. was the name of Allison Saunders. Charlottetown.

nit-zs IN ALBERTA - Mr. Ed- ward Sellick. Charlottetown. re- ceived the sad news of the death of his sister. Mrs. C. H. WINCH- formeriy of p Elliott. P-15 1- It Grand Prairie HDSPINL MP9" ta. on May 20th.

FUNERAL SATURDAY - The funeral of J. Joseph Trainor was held Saturday mornins "Um 9-W Hennessey Funeral Home to St. Dunstanis Basilica. Where RF qugem High Mass was celebrated by Rev. Clarence Roche. who I180 officiated at the grave. The "0"" our-y pail bearers were: Neil A. Mlthenntl. 111. Harry! Trliwh Cecll A. Miller. Capt. J.-I. Coir noily. T. Roy Cudmore. Wendell Barbour. and Dr. RD. MscNeil. The active all bearers were: Dr. J.E Blane ard. ceorse Bom- stephen Connolly. Leo Doltcditv Simon P Paoli Jr.. and Arthur F. Gormley. The IRKIOVI lt'"93Id' service was read by COWNO Charles Sinclair. and the Last Post and Reveille were sounded by Bugier William tbaisaon. Post at employees attended 0! body. The funeral was infle-

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FIREMEN CALLED - City firemen were callcd at 3:35 p.m. Sunday to extinguish a. slight blaze on Hillsbomugh Bridge.

Al.L WHO are interested the .poIlo post are invited to attend -the annual general meeting of the Polio Post Club to be held on Tues- day, May 28. 8 pm. in the wait- ing room at the Orthopedic Centre.

TANKER IN PORT - The tank- er "Irving Lake" arrived in Char- iottetown on Friday to take on petroleum products for distribu- tion to otiier Maritime centres. and is expected to sail as soon as

lPrinry oi Canada. Knights Templ- par. The officers are flanked by ;members of the Masonic Choir: EXTREME LEFT - Jack Small- wood. of Charlottetown. Knights Templay; RIGHT - Rex. Hayes. of Alexandr. Chapter. No. II and Chester Martin. of Caledonia.

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The assembly. in which the Tem- plars and members of the Royal Arch amalgamated. featured the confering of the Templar Order on a large class of candidates from tall parts of the Island during the

Saturday afternoon program. in LIT eveni., the Royal Arch de- gree was confered on a class of candidates.

Dinner was held at 6:30 Satur- day. with the Order of the Eastern Star acting as caterers. OFFICERS

Officers present. in addition to those stated above. included Pro- fessor Harold F. Sipperell, of Wolf- ville. NS, who occupied the dual capacity of Provincial Grand Prior of N.S. and P.E.I.: and Grand Secretary of the Grand Chapter; Frank A. Vanlderstine. of Char- lottetown, Presiding Prcceptor of Prince Edward Preceptory. No. 35; and Ernest H. Lord, Charlotte- town, who presided over the Chap-. ter in session. .. 1 The Templar Order was con- fered by HR. Carruthers. of Char- lottetown, Precepto , with the Royal Arch degree being confer- ed by D.R. Walker. Preceptor of Prince Edward Chapter. Kensing- ton.

On Sunday morning. the Mason- ir service was held at the Char- lottetown United Baptist Church. where the sermon was preached

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POLICE counr - Two accu.-3 led. one charged with failing to stop at a stop sign and the other charged with being drunk and in- capable. appeared before Ma-. gistrate K.M. Martin at City Police, Court on Saturday morning. each. being fined 85 and costs or 2 days

825 and costs or 10 days. l

l FUNERAL SATURDAY - rite; funeral of the late Mrs. John W.l Adams was held on Saturday after

noon from the MacLean Funeral

Home to the Free Church of Scot-

land. Birch Hill. where services were conducted by Rev. J.H. Bishop and Rev C.W. Pusey. In- terment waa in the Church Cem- etery. Pall bearers were Leonard Machieill. Gordon Myers. Albert Stewart. Harry Kelly. Joseph

Duffy. Sterling l-iacliott

l0.D.E.- The annual church parade was Iieldd to St. James Church Sunday morning of the Royal Edward. Earl of HlIIabor- ough and Lucy Maud Montgom- ery Chapters of the Imperial Or- der of the Daughters of the Em pire. Mrs. 1'.W.L. Prowse. vice president for Prince Edward Is- land was in attendance. Stand- ard bearers were Mrs. G. R. Greenough. Mrs. A.H. Roper and Mrs. A.I-2. Lehnen. The Rev. T.H.B Somers conducted the aervice.

FUNERAL HELD-The funeral of Mr. J.C. Pope Bagnall was held from his late residence at Hazel Grove on Friday afternoon May 14th and was largely attend- ed. The services at the house and grave were conducted by Rev C. R. Moose. A solo. "God's to marrow" was rendered by Mr. Ivan MacKay. The pail bearers were: Herold Bagnall.

A drunk and disorderly was fincd.'ENGELMANN'C

by Rev. Harold L Mittnn.

Leigh.

FULLERTON- Born to the Rev- erend and Mrs. Eric G. Fuller- ton (nee Gloria Jay) at the Hotel l)ieti Hospital. Gaspe. Quebec. a son. David Lorne. on May 11. 1957. Weight 8 pounds. 5 ounces.

MOORE - At the Prince County Hospital Saturday. May 25. 1957, to Mr. and Mrs. Don Moore. Alberton. a son. Christopher George. 9 lbs. t on.

At the New Eng- land Hospital. Boston. Mass to Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Engel- mann tformerly Eleanor Clspp) a daughter.

sAUNDER8- At the Charlotte- town Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Saunders. Marshfield. I daughter. Jocelyn Annn. Weight 9 lbs.. ii on.

MACNElLL- At t'.'ie P.E.I. Hos- pltal on May 24th. to Mr and Mrs. John MacNsili. Cavendish. a son. Weight 1 lbs. 9 ozs.

PARSONS-At Toronto East Gen- eral Hospital. May 14. 1957, to Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Parsons. (nee Mary Machin. Charlotte- town) a daughter. Kathryn Irene 1 ibs.. 2 on.

DEATHS

DAWSON-suddenly at Crspaud. on May 14. 1957. Rex L. Daw- son. of North Tryon. in his Bird year. Funeral today. Monday. from his late residence at 1:!) p.m. interment in People's cem- etery at Tryon.

MACKAY- At the Prince Edward island Hospital on Saturday. May 25th. infant daughte of Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Macxay. Bradalbane.

WRIGHT - At her late residence. 110 Central Street. Summerslde. Minnie A. Wright in her into year. Rating at the Compton Ftnaersi Home until Tuesday noon. thence to Epworth Hail when service will be held at 2 p.m. Interment In People's Cemetery.

CLINTON - At his . Bishop street. on Saturday. May I. III. James Alfred Clinton.

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Death Saturday Of Alfred Clinton

The death occurred Satunrday morning at his residence 1 Bishop St.. at James Alfred Clinton. In an 41th year. A veteran operator with tho Guardian. late Mr. Clintffn the newspaper It: shortly after his ztaduation from Queen Square School.

During World War Two. the late Mr. Clinton aerved In ball the R.C.A.F. and the Canadian Ilea- chant Marine.

He is survived by his mother. Mrs James Clinton: one brother. Arthur: and four sisters. Ilary, Mrs. Preston Hillier; Ethel. Mrs. William McManuI: Alllll. Mrs. Richard Ruthardt: and Hilda. all of Charlottetown.

His funeral takes place this morning to St. Dunstan's Basilica where Requiem High Mus will be celebrated at 9 o'clock. Inter- ment will be in the Roman Catli- olic Cemetery.

Catholic Family Centre Appeal

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The twenty-fifth annual appeal for funds in support of the Cathol- ic Family Center was launched yesterday. the dllf designated by the Canadian hierarchy as "social Action Sunday".

The special names division. un- der the chairmanship of J. Elmer Blant-liard. has already begun its campaign. The present board of directors of the Center. assisted by many former directors, are conducting this phase of the ap-

peal.

Tonight at a special oi, ' - tional meeting at the Community Center over 200 collectors will re- celve final instructions for the gen- eral canvass. Co-chalrman for this phase of the appeal. which will begin officially on June 1. are

The annual campaign for funds is conducted among Roman Cathol- ic families of Charlottetown and vicinity. This year many business firms in the City are also being invited to participate. The tag day usually held in the spring has been postponed I

The Catholic Family Center was formerly known as the Catholic Social Welfare Bureau.

Louis Butler iSt. Dunstan'a Bas-i

ilica). D. J. Maccormack ti-iolyl Redeemert. and Jerome O'Brien (St. Puisl.

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PRESENTATION

At the conclusion of No. 2 Mill- tary Group's afternoon parade at the Cliarloilctown Arniouries on Sunday. Lt.-Col. A H. Peake. E.D.. officer commandini: tit? PHHCO Edward Island Rcg't 117 Reece). presented Officer Cadet K. Blair MacDonald with a shooting jacket on behalf of all ranks of the regi- mentf Officer Cadet MacDonald

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FFICER CADET

will be leaving very shortly as a member of the Canadian cadet Blsley team to take part in tlic Bialey shoot at that place in Eng- land in July. It might be noted that this is the fourth year in suc- cession that a Prince Edward Is- land cadet has been a member of

this team. Guardian Photo

Bible Camp Reunion Held

The Emmanuel Bible Camp held its first reunion in the Charlotte- town Bible Chapel at 3 pm. on Saturday, May iith. Some 70 for- mer campers and interested friends attended.

Mr. Svend Christensen. Presid- ent of the Camp. opened the rally with the campers heartily sing- ing the camp theme song. Mr. Hen-

ry Mnt-Dougall one of the Camp Directors from St. Peters Bay led

in prayer.

Donna MacPhee of Ronshaw sang as did Stuart Good of Char- lottetown. David and Gordon Blak- Iiett of Annandalc. Spiirgeon Rob- bins. his sisters Marjorie and Joy; Evy Lou and Sammv Bears of Brooklyn and Barry Poole of Rose- neath. Barry BC00mp3llled the trio with his electric guitar. 0 th er songs followed.

An instructive chalk talk was given by Mr. Stan Steight. Camp Director. from Montague.

The Guadarrama mountains near Madrid are snow-topped for the larger part of the year.

The annual Garrison Church Parade was held on Sunday morn- lng when approximately 300 men paraded through City streets to church services. En route to ser- vices. the parade saluted the Cen- otaph. and on return His Honor. Lieutenant Governor T. W. L. Prowse took the salute In front of the Provincial Building. The Protestant party. under the com- mand of Colonel K. M. Johnston. attended services at st. Paul's Anglican Church. where the ser- mon was preached by Major J. R. Miller, Senior Protestant Chaplin. Headquarters. Eastern Command. Rev. Clarence Roche preached the sermon at St- Dun- atan'a Basilica for the Roman Catholic party. under the com- mand of Lt. Col. J. A. MacDon-

ald. of Cardigan. Captain J. J. Connolly. and WC. on-mug Allan MacMillan. accompanied Units ieprosentlng am-iotte. His Honour.

commander was Lt. Col. A. W. Rogers. E. D. Other parade of- flcers were: Major Ivan Harper. Adjutant. R.S.M. Jack Smith. Lt. Col. A- H. Peake. ED. (Reece Regiment), Lt. Col. K. M. John- ston, E. D. (Signals), Lt. Col. J. K. L. Irwin (5th Medical Comp- any). Also participating In the

arade was the Queen Charlotte

igh School Cadet Band. xnder Band Master R. Ivo Cudmore...

With Lt. Governor Prowse at the saluting base in front of the Provincial Building were: Brigad- Ier G. 6- K. Peake. D.S.0.. E.D., Officer Commanding No. 2 Mil. itia Group. Honourable A. W. Matheson. Premier of P.E.I., Col. J. H. Shaw. Deputy Mayor A.W. Gaudet, City Clerk J. A. Fuller- ton. Col. Thompson. of Calgary. Alberta. The Lt. Governor's aides.

Garrison Church Parade Held In City Yesterday

ROUTE

The Parade formed iii the Arm. ouries and proceeded by Kent. Queen. and Grafton Streets to the C.-notsph. following which the Protestant party broke off at Church Street. the Roman Cath. oil: party continuing via Prince.- Rchmond. and Great George

streets to St. I)unstsn's Basilica. Following services. the pujdg formed at Hlllsborougli squu. gnu paraded to the Armouries. when It dispersed.

town. lummsrsida. and M participated in the parade. Parade

Present Pageant Of Notro Dame For Centennial

on May I. the portals of Notre Dame Academy swung open to who had come

to share in r-Joiciul of thin century old institution of leaning- After the preliminary greetings. the order of events was as fol-

Most Blessed Sacrament was giv- an by tha Vary Reverend P.F. MacDonald. Chancellor of the Di- oeeu: his assistants were Rev. Charles McCarthy and Rev. Earl Dalton. former chaplains of Notrs Dame. The acolyte: were: Michael Chinery. Richard Chinery Leroy Gauthier and Louis Gauth- M. .

Notra Dame Choir. under the direction of Sister St. Mary Hon- ors sang the liturgical hymns. A Region brought

Reverend denty ebavllln resided.

uaiunnutaisdd.-ouaur. andli-s.Jahnl.IlacDonaId. lleoPoim llarriagetotah pioeun:-n.is.its1.

Iwa: Solemn Benediction of the

At the banquet His Excellency. Bishop MacEnchern extended greetings to the assembly and Mrs. Basil MacDonald spoke on behalf of the former Prince of Wales students who resided at Notre Dame.

At 8:00 pm. in the Academy auditorium a pageant of the Notre Dame Centena y was presented by the student body- It was a magni- ficient display. In song and speech. the story of Notra Dame down the arches of the years was unfolded.

The stage settings were sym- bollc and harmonious forming a lovely foil for the vaily tinted lowna of the graceful perform- ers. As each succeuaive genera- tion paaaod in review. the audi- ence could nail: the religious and cultural development of a century's tradition. The choral Illlltnl of The Queen ended the festive day. ..

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TORONTO (CF) - Tempera- tuea tuned by the Toronto Ptlblic weather office:

Min Max Dawson .... it so Vancouver . 4! 67 Victitia .. 50.. 67 Edmonton . (5 70 Call”! 46 65 Reupa .. 80 63 wiuipq 41 57 Toronto . 51 78 Ottawa . 55 59 Montreal 59 00 Quebec . 51 M

PROTEST MARCH

JOBANNESBURG (AP)-Three thousand professors. lecturers and students of all races marched In a silent mllelong column from Withwatersrand U n i v e r s u t y through the streets to the Johan- nesburg city hall Wednesday to protest against legislation impos-

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today. and cloud skies and show- ers will keep temperatiires in the Maritime: about the same pa Sun- day. Fog patches an t C over the Bay of Fundy and along the south ooaat of Nova Sootla.

Forecasts:

Northern Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island:

winds been afternoon. Law at New Glas- goi: 6452 and 65. Charlottetown to an . .

High tide today at Chuiottetowu at no a.m. and 9.52 p.m. Sum- merside tide eighteen minutes lat- er than Charlottetown.

Sun rises today at 4.33 am. and

lag apartheid (race segregation) on universities.

sets at 7.48 p In.

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