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John Robert MacCannel. C, .1 called home on - t 19054. was born at Pisquid- ttlicn only I-W” yea” Did”

his will year. ' d lllihlslcllihbuurs and friends.

lhoulllll he had W" i"

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p.t:'scd peacefully away. lie was 3 liictitl to all. will

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Cord Of Thanks

vxprcss tny s in c e r c ;-, to llcv. Mr. Raynor ,, .e...,...;i;-d. Mr. Alfred Mitchell. .lilllll (mic, and to all my kind

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Iitt'l in: me in the sickness and it. ”l 4-t my brother zind to those W... .,-- tlimtri-s anti letters and cm ;. ..i .ynip:itliy. Janie ltlacCannell. Dromorc.

Card Of Thanks

i lil.-ll to express my sincere :: to Dr. Sheppard. Mr. A .c.irll, tloyle Family. Harry Mc- antl Family for taking out ilir piil.'t'.ili”S and all kind neighbors Hvttrls who here so good to t-iii-it l t.ns laid tip. Janie MacC;innell. Dromorc. MRS. DANIEL MICPHEE iesidcnts of Cumberland and vicinity were saddened on 0('.tll1l"l' 4, 1954, when the word use tiltserl that a valued and re- :pr.(Nl citizen in the person of ll : llninrl MacPhee tnce Cellstine nnrv-.r.ttiI had been called to her otrinal reward. Although having passed the four score mark. she enjoyed a fair share of good health, until about twenty-four h ou r I writ lls to her passing when she s '.'c-ml a heart attack from which xiv Willvfl to recover. llrr husband predeceased her in .Van'.tary i950. while several years before in the bloom of early wo- ni.-tnhond her two daughters Anna R (Mrs. D. Livingstone) and Mar- vrt .l. lhlrs. Sidney MacLeodi l'f”.'F called to higher 5 e r v i c e. Ttir se bcreavemerils were un- dntbterily a great sorrow. but she two all with calm resignation to the Divine will and was never heard to murmur or complain. she is survived by a son, George. nun uilli his wife tenderly and lnnngly cared for her and en- dcarnt-rd in every way to make up for the loss sustained in earlier srztrs Six grandchildren. Wanda. Ariin. Sandra. Garth. and Beryl MvPht-t- as well as Ruth Mac- l.rot' will ever cherish the memory of : loving and devoted grand- mother. Twn sisters, Mrs. Daniel N Taylor and Mrs. Garnet Camp- brii also survive. A kind patient wife and mother llic was ever itolicitioius for the Itrllare of the home, the commu- My and the church. She was I Itattnrh and devoted member of the New Dominion United Church. In! while her health permitted her Iv.-te it as never empty. She was '10-Wly associated with the work 0? the Lariies' Aid. and for many lrjlrs ii valuable member of the -'ill'. A short funeral service was held at the home on Oct. 6. 1954. fol- l””"l by service in New Domin- ion lfiiited Church. conducted by hrr Pastor, Rev. Drf A. S. Weir. "I10 spoke fcelingly of the deceas- Nl and comforting words to the bereaved. after which all that was mortal of a beautiful character was tenderly laid to rest in the "l'f""lnll cemetery. 5"lho hymn.-t sung were: "Safe In

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whom September 12. and itiovecl with his father to Drlf-)I:'lt:I;f sided in Droniore until he died in

ath shocked and saddenifd failing mm”, (or a number of years his sudden passiiig came as Q gleflifvlifsl ;:;::t:."..i l:.'::;.: .?:;”.”'i..2?

good neighbor and His word was his W , (1 it; was honest in all his Mm m 1 be missed by .,glibtirs and friends and especi- E” by his only sister, Janie who i,f,r'; nllllllllg undone that she could

llts ltmrtol was largely attend-

llPlglll)Ul'5 and friends came The f--1cl.Il service was conducted by Rev. Mr. Raynor. He was laid 1... lIJSl ill Muunl. Stewart Cemetery 1,.-titir his mother and father who

liliirlivll, Joseph Callaghan. Clar- ..,. tmtfiii and Edwin Corrigan.

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ytCl,l,jlll)trl'N' and friends who did so

i all. who knew him. He was ever

re Department. (centre) with Dr. Arnold Branch, Saint Dr. W. P. Earle, Halifax, studying the use of the maze of flasks, tubes and retnrts at the newly-opened Blood Fractional Laboratory of Con-

Dr. J. H. Shaw, Director, Division of Laboratories, Health and Wclfa

The great heart of Da mien Trainer is stillcd in death. On Oct- ober 6th. in the Clitirlottctown Hospital. after it brief illness, forti- fied by the last sacraments his young life was ended at the early age of 33 years.

Damien Trainor. a native of Tyrone,-Lot 65. was a man of sterling principles, and highly re- spected. His kindness of heart and generous nature endeared him to

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naught Medical Laboratories, University of Toronto.

IN tNorcc;n)(hS' ltltrgitiicis Ptilllik SS -tilllfl ciiniio(il'l.Awl(;icli was I I tors o ' zirtly. 'tirnititi i. . ..:T.'ipprt-cizite . n a :.i-cciti i.i;in(s lMyra) Sr. Mary Damien, Utirtftir those who setit Mass Cziiwls.

DAMIEN 1'5 TR-UNOR Lady's Missions, Alexandria, 0n- Spiritual Offerings. l-'loral Tri- tago. I d .bules, Letters and Cards of lS)yni- is ormer wife, tGertru e CUS-ipfltlly, during their recent sat er- tello) and infant son. his mother.,le;ivcincnt. (Mac Cltirltint fnthcr, Frank .1. N77,”- lTl'illlllII' his sister, Roma l1l.lVlll;l , I rcdccotisctl him. i The Piillbctircrs were: lltitioi-ziry,,Geo Jerome O'Brien, Janies Callagli;in.' ' Linus ltnssitev. Leif lrlowatt, wit-'MOIILIlIy fired Butler. Ertisst Reid. Active: Johnny lil;icDon;ild, Mor-,3 rison MticLcan. Thiinias her. Laurence Murray. Eugene inn. B. E. s. L.. was held in the . MCQUUIHIL FFHUCOS Campbell. Legion Hall oti Monday. November ready I0 lend ' hdpmg hand my May His SUUI Rest In PP?lCC- 1st at 8.30 p.m.. with Comrade any cause whatsoever" Truly he President M'iFCCllLlS Gotcll presid- l3',l,'l,f”,,'",if,5”,f ibrLL”;EillL;O?i,r;1l;;11E,t,lgI" ing. Tlieiineting opened in the liritef. Weill lie. be missed in hisl manner and Sllellcdl anarch- Iwmm Tl f l I ii i lc Dal11lelllllg1f.llC(.:Sd m honor of dam! C om- His funeral, which was held on '1? Emily 9 1" 'l , i - g H October sum was I magnifjcenltl-1, lrainor wish to express their Coiiirade Set-ttitatw D; A. Mac- butc of affection and respect, 1,-on-, sincere thanks. and I.Zi'nlll.u(lO to Corntack .lC1i(L the minutes of the hi, numerous friends and 3 1-ecog. llslev. .C l'l1sIlll;C S1dlVlCgill'l.l1)I';: Rev. lgleetlltlg, lVtll”l1lCl'l werie t2ElC1.)Cl.C(l. - t in Wu h as 3 aurice c ona , ev. rancis e ecre tiry en rem c or- ?,'.?.fe'3 ?.',..,),'.l.;,S',',:.'l,h3., ems:-ch and Corcorim, Sisters of the ChI1rl0tte- respondenre. which included ft letter community in which he med, town ll(lSl)lt:ll. vl)oc-tors, tm:i to fro"; the cmmdtan LL-ggon 1,mi1es' Fragrant recollections of his lln- many kind N-laillvcs. Il'li'l"-l5- Hm-I Auxilittry t-xpressitig their thanks selfish deeds. his kindlincss and jLl9hbm”'-5 T0!" the 1"llH'1HX lwllllfnr the Legion linvttie dcmated the oodncss. will long remain among ”TiD P "" ” ds. and his memory will live on

The early death of the lovable

and generous Damien Tr.-iinor will continue to be regretted by his family and friends.

The many Mass cards. floral tributes. and messages of sym- pathy. bear testimony of the es- teem in which he was held.

Solemn Requiem High ltlztss was sung by his pastor. Father Char- les J. McCarthy, with Father George MacCormsc. St. Andrew's a former pastor. as deacon. and Father James Smith. Kelly”: Cross as sub-deacon. The Rev. Louis P.

Callaghan, D.D.. of Indian River was Master of ceremonies. Rev. Leo Herrell was present in the

chair. The services at the grave were conducted by Father Mc- Carthy. He leaves to mourn his loss. a sorrowing wife. Blanche. and two daughters. Meredith 4 years. and Myra 2 years; also left to mourn his passing are his step-mother, Mrs. F. J. Trainor. Charlottetown,

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u.lTlllL'llVlrPlAllS anti Medals to the Auxiliary

lP(lSt-PllCSldf.'lll.5 whit-li were pre- 'enLtttl at the Provincial Command IAniiual Convention.

Another letter from the Auxiliary stated that they were paying for ,a ton of coal for use in the Legion lltill. The request of the Girl jGtiidcs tor permission to use the Legzon Hall on their regular iiieet- ings, was dealt with and the re-

quest was approved. The Legion also gives the Hall to the Boy iscouts and Cubs.

A letter from the Legion Prov- incial Secretory informed the iBranch that the Government

lWrc:ith would be laid this Remem- brance Day by the Hon. William Hughes. The local Branch are pro- -Vldillg facilities for the Navy and iArni,v Mobile Recruiting Teams both of wlizcli will visit Geor:.r-totvii dur- ling the month of November. As the iLc.:ion in Georgetown is the spon- tsoriiig body for the Boy Scouts. a trcport on the Boy Scout Apple Day iwas given by Scoutmaster, D. A. ,'MacCormack. He reported that 536.15 uotth of apples. were sold.

' Conirtirle Trenstirer, J. B. Sctilly

one brother. Linus Joseph. Tyrone. and four sisters. Genevieve Mae. and Eleanor Teresa. in Toronto;

the Arms of Jesus." hnd ”All The Way My Saviour Lead Me."

The pallbearers were: Messrs. Thomas Murphy, Robert Currie. John Betts. Lcstci' Smith. Bruce Smith and Allison MacMil1an. The floral offerings and the many mos- slges of sympathy were grate- fully received. and bore silent tri- bute to the esteem of the depart- ed.

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AuisxA's GIANT Kodiac but play: rough. But the people who run the Bronx Zoo have found the perfect toy for him. It's an aluminum beer barrel, which in his playful moment: he can

presented the financizil report which vtas dist usscd anti ptissc-ti The Treasurer reported that tho

Remembrance Day Wreaths and Poppies had arrived and the coni- mittee to sell the Wreaths and Sprays will begin their sale within :1 few days. The sale of the pop- pies will be handled, as in former years. by the School Children.

A considerable amount of the de- tail in connection with the Remem- briince Day Parade was discussed and the final plans will be form- ulated at it meeting of the Branch to be held on Monday, November 8th.

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continues Vigil For Missing Friends

ATLANTA. Ga.. (AP)-A young Canadian today continued a lonely vigil in a parked automobile while police searched for it travelling, campaiiion who disappeared mys- teriously seven :5 vs ago.

Alan Ct'tiick.shaiik of Vancouver

Monday, Nov. 3, 1854 told police he had no idea what

New Westminster, B. C. But he said he wanted to stay by his ancient yellow C0l'lVEX'l.llJiP.. in the hope his friend turned up .

Cruicksliziiik said they arrived in Atlanta.Oct. l-t alter a tour through Cantid.-i and till: United States. They parked on Ponce De Leon Ave. Molnar walked off to get something to eat and did not re- turn. i

Cruicksiiaiik appealed for police; aid and told Sgt. L. L. Hause he, was down to his last 54. Young: women in a nearby boarding house heard of his plight and collected sit).

The young Canadian continued to live and sleep in the yellow con- vertible. Wl1ellC'.'Er he left for a few minutes he pinned ll note to tlte windshield asking Molnztr tot wait.

News of his

plight spread and others stopped by the car to give' him food and ask if he had anyl word of his nll55lng companion. I

Police throughout. the city uere told to watch for Molnar. but so f:tr they haven't found him.

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HONG KONG (Reuters) - An American consulate s p o k as m a n here described as ”inaccurate" La- borite Harold Wilson: statement Wednesday that American consular officers in Hong Kong were ”s mg on British trade."

He also denied they were throat eiiitig British businessmen with the freezing of their dollar assets un- less they stopped certain kinds of IIFICIC with Communist China.

The spokesman denied the Bill ish Labor leticlct”.-i charge lltat there was a "horde of Arnciicriii officials" in Hong Kong.

He said there note at prcsr-.-wt nine consuls and 20 vice-consul; stationed heie. Only two consttis and lhtce vice-ctiiisuls were on- gaged in economic uuik, atid the rest were occupied with passport, visa and clerical work, hr: said,

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