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. a ibe st ' § * cy . over the % Yolk Theme ts Seen B e Audience. | WEATHER {iii srenine To CWL Division "5 2°" BY Peeters" | somcerr0 (chi = tener ot Shae Beate co wae Dacian & Sab ead beleeaneeeer OB it teins eet Srey Lame: ee Oe went te Martine [prayer was the theme of an ad-| Miss Beaver” at the Commun |aged widower was handled. by : * Mim. Max,| Forecasts: “s dress delivered recently to th€/ iy Centre iast night sponsor-|Joe Murphy like a veteran, who| Dawson 2 20 me Monies Comte? 2 Stella Maris sub-division of the | oq by the St. Charle’s Auxiliary | 8ives promise of future success-| Vancouver o 4 intervals; widely scatt Catholic Women’s League by) of the Charlottetown Hospital| &S-, Mary Acorn, making her | Victoria 42. 54| Showers; little change in tomper- Stella Maris convent. Sister St.| ‘the presentation under | 20> in the exacting dignified role) Calgary 23 _ 3g| Halifax 33 and 42, Yarmouth 33 Rosalia was introduced and | tne oe as Verbena. Van Wyck, a social! Regina ; 33 46] and 40, Kentville 30 and 45, New -ereeraghely ae distinguished patronage of | dictator while Leo Doiron as her| winn Glasgow and Goshen 23 and #7, ee hin “Geuain “ a al gin Richard did a good Job] Torumie” a “| Sydeey 28 and 45. 3 » Mrs. ts -F.. Walter : : = 3 | Following the’ address,. the sea Hyndman, Premier = wo naaaee of Ottawa - Bye ea mg yg | meeting divided into groups for Matheson and Mrs. Matheson, |the cast, with past experience Montreal 25.046 River Tine. Ga a fen J discussion of the various topics | His Worship Mayor Edwin C.| and notable success were Wil-| Quevec 18 41) cloudy intervals; little change jn brought’ out. _~ | Johnstone and Mrs. Johnstone. | mer Blanchard as Robert White-| Fredericton 22. 50/ temperature; light winds. Low- A prayer for the reigning | The delightful three-act- light 6 ber friead end. Reg! Saint Jobn 9 a high at“ Charlottetown 25 and_45, rt ‘ .ecade.._ot...the well. ‘ : ; ts re. Monc ton ‘ —_ osary recited for lapecd Cath-| sein <f temor tunting ‘teen | SPECIAL Halifax 28. 44|Moncton and Fredericton 25 and : Specialties between the acts|Charlottetow 2 © 42 #7, Saint olics, followed the opening lea-|the entire performance was ss St. John River Valley , ; are always featured at the Eas-| Sydney 15 43| Upper St.. er , ee Bayes. highlighted by ‘the work of | ter Monday shows and this year| Yarmouth Bay.of Chaleur: Clear with a few Letters acknowledging e-/ Jean Zakem in the title role as|the numbers were caiuatee ef-| St. John’ ” * cloudy, intervals; colder; north- membrance while in hospital | Berniece Beaver. fective. Myroa Nicholson sang| HALIFAX (CP)-The eather| Wes Winds 15, becoming light by were read. These were forward~i~-Gazella Upshaw, a dominat-| “Mighty Like a Rose” and fol-| office ciaturbonee Fete | noon, Low-high at Edmundstoc we Earl Gallant ing mother, played by Pat Mac-| lowed with “Cloud Shadows” as eee orning | 29 sed 42, Campbellton 18 and 40. . Harold Doucette. Cormack and Doreen U; , | a_encore. Fundy: t winds; The spiritual convener asked | her daughter, player te Vanes Frank MacIntyre and Peggy Centralt Bank clear with a few intervals; \ Ws that the church Sanctuary be! Noye, was a splendid combin- | ® delightful father and daugh- . | visibility eight miles, lowering in MARE BON Te cleaned in preparation for the | ation for two exacting roles ter duet sang “Robe of Calvary” Interest Rate * © |fog patches to one-half ‘mile; ‘ <3 i as LRN Forty Hours devotion, and that| goon suPPORT ee . abel olla tis Sane li | ° "| milder. ; ts the sub-division procure flowers : * : with which to decorate the al |.f27amd Upshaw, her som, | Donalwe concluded the vocal Cc imbs Again High tide today as Chariotte- HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION SPONSORS DANCE “te played by Kelvin Dowling pro-|aumbers, which was also encor- town at 3.57 a.m. and 3.26 p.m. "hae citizenship convener re- ad good support, as did also | 4. ‘ DETAWA (CP) — The Bank of | At Rustico at 10.08 8.m.- Provincial and civic dignitaries, A.W. Matheson, Premier of the| Men’s Association, sponsors of ported that collectors for the |=. t. sates these = a cite rao Glad ead Con ae cok cee ita, Cascctecnere. "een reste several of the Pro- ;_ Mrs. > His, the ‘. ° Red Cross had been appointed. | tia ~ cook “All "| raine Flanagan and Rita Callag-| cent, ¢ ne nie Seen t 5.57 m. and sete at 6.39 ~ vineial attended a formal dance| Worship, Bruce H. Yeo, Mayor of | ; Carpenter Dies Sree cae commbene pos ene rere. ae cook — “Alle: | eae Te Se yeek | Gay at 5.87 «: held at Charlottetown’s new naval Montague; Mrs. G.G.K. Peake; | So e T ke : { id > sumed a sew oP bean - played by Peg the tap pee of He The aes ba ise “adie 0.-m. petvacks last night. Among these! and Brigadier GGK. Peske| SOUMS LAKES At Summerside {gate of officers and submit the | M5cinre. and Tommy Burke, both of whom| rise, following Iwo consecutive| « present were (left to right): Hon.' president of the P.E.I. Hospital : at aise eink ak ; n Walsh, with. NUMETOUS | have rated high since early a . ae cae (Continued from page 1) ‘Leith Hayes, Ellerslie carpen- ee The —e Eye” stage successes to his credit in-| chijdhood os dancers of rare oe cre . re. all-time HE Western Auto Supply ter, died almost instantly from ' SE ee en nee low of 1.12 last Aug. 2.

a heart attack while working in Al Blanchard was accompanist.

. Howard Fouchere's Store . mne—in- : a Hazelton Canteen and living Summerside yesterday afternoon. quiere. The rate is set at onequarter Pains in Side & Stomach oes aa oa a ena eel Bi T ood pr | oat te as ; 5 i Mr, Hayes, an employee of o R h M Ea h L ; « » is Altred Stubbert residence. | yariiime Asphalt Co. Lid. was| closed the meating ISNOP MIGCEGCNEFN 10 LEGVG treasury bills. The average yield feet eet an aches of eesOHS were C; Yusnioe chow) CARD PARTY _. Winners of| 2% A. Poole lepbone of-[tasialling a doors the garage Sunday For Visit To R pared with 422 a. week ago. | Srasity Disinec ‘unite of Stonege : —— WiRDers at MacLellan Motors n . : : — toe ee 35 per cent off at Le Page's. | the card party held at St. Pius oe and ere fire| Suffered the attack about 2.30 Princess Grace un ay Ist o Kome Average price for the $115,000,- Sourtie Onitis ordinary slomach mode ls a Tenth Hall last night were:| von jail sonteteing p.m. collapsed’ on the floor, and < ies. teal se med. tea e : 000 of treasury bills maturing) KOLADE POWDERS which work three AK 79 cents tb.| Ladies’ first, Evelyn Crossman; Seals tail ae pubis Prva was dead when others in the gar- Awaits Surgery s Excellency Most Rev. |ti#f every five years. This year| June 26 was $08.927. p— EER Shamas Grocery 211 Euston St. | second, Mrs. James Hughes; |‘) er ct ee | il anc’! age believing he had fainted, Malcolm A. MacEachern, DD,| Bishops from Canada and the| The rate is the interest charged | acidity. It is not s laxative bet eerie ce Be consolation, Margaret Perry; ree council cham-| voched to his aid. PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Prin ae of Charlottetown will | United States will be making the| py the central’ bank on loans to} help nature. Dont suffer another a AUCTION “45” Score Cards| gent’s first, Tom McCabe; sec- ; The deceased resided in Eller- ave for Rome Sunday where | trip. chartered banks and other finan- without trying KOLADE POWDERS.

cess Grace of Monaco will un-

for sale at Guardian - Patriot

Central Printing. ar Dennis; door prize, D.| %tside world were knocked out) hi, wife, j dhbe Pong dergo surgery today at Lausanne} John XXIII. MacDonald will sail April 8th een freeze-out. Mrs. Cecil | Shortly after the fire began. Tele- aa 6 Maer ees to Tor. | Switzerland, for the removal of| Bishop MacEachern will be ac- | from New York City on the liner T COAL BULK Sauerkraut 15 cents Ib.| Trainor and Jerome Doiron.| Phone repairmen from the Island! onto, George and Orell at home. her appendix, it was learned| companied by Very Rev. P. F.|Queen Mary. They will return, EAT CO : Shamas Grocery, 211 Euston St. | Tournament winners:, grand) Telephone Company had an) Monday. ; MacDohald, Chancellor of the/| likely by air, May 20. | Phe flavoring in most vanilla Im rtant high, Mrs. James Hughas; ladies’| emergency line in operation by | The impending operation was) Diocese of Charlottetown. In addition to making the trip . es from coal po __ THE BEST Values for your food) first, Mrs. Tom Dunn;* second, | last night and expected to have Top Hollywood _|kept secret from her subjects in| The occasion for the visit to|to Rome His Excellency will| <¢ cream com : Dollar—At Weatherby’s Clover Tom | service back in. operation some- the tiny Mediterranean munici-| Rome is Bishop MacEachern'‘s} also visit his European alma

Farm. Open Frid-Sat: til 10 p.m.

CORNED PORK Hocks 29 cents tb. Shamas Grocery, 211 :Euston St. iS

LADIES Auxillary Spring Tea Y.M.C.A. Tuesday March $list. 3.30 to 6.00 p.m.

.| Haven, to Canoe Cove Church,|! ¢ : : : ? ,

Phe TREAT = fs wel. Gie- weere service wes conducted by > ange wel yee = ee major share of this year's Aca-|geon who will perform the oper- Te ob wee

a = Rev. George Killen, Rev. Donald | into the streets when aos ae demy Awards, are being screen-| ation. enty-three young people, The course is«being conducted Pills. Tr i. oo A. Campbell and Rev. Donald| the flames threatened five ad-|%- in the local theatre in the) “NOTHING SERIOUS. from this province went to Hali-|by Mrs. Harry Cudmore, director | ESS] tr ezeess edds and watssa | Hampshire Hall. All . MARY’S BEAUTY Salon. Dial| Nicholson. During the service! gitional buildings. Three of the| “Ur of the next several days.| Mrs. Donald C. LeVine of sub-| fax on Sunday to prepare them-| of Red Cross first aid and water! ae; and Dedd’s Ki Pills 3837. Cold Waves $10.00 for| Rev. Mr. Nicholson and Mrs.| huidings were scorched and| Produced by Figaro Inc., Uni-| urban Bryn Mawr, sister of|selves for their summer’s work) safety for P. E. I., who is be- ovo kidneys and their breeders are $8.00 $8.50 for $7.00, $7.50 for| Mervin MacPhee sang as a duet,| recived broken windows. ted Artists, “I Want to Live’,| Princess Grace, said “Grace has| @s Red Cross water safety im-| ing assisted by Miss Joan ‘4ur-| ermal action of removing these excess Jersey 36.00 and $6.0 for $5.00. 102% “Shall We Meet Beyond the} Tne Souris Branch of the Red | Playing at the Capitol Monday to had a couple of attacks of ap- ceuctors. ‘ : phy, Sinclair Cutcliffe and Ed-| acids and wastes. Then life seems Kent Street. Hardy Building. River”. Pall bearers were SiX| Oroc. Disaster Services went im-| Thursday of this week (incl.), is| pendicitis recently. . . it was The course is being held at the| ward Chinery. brighter, housework lighter! Why don’t urged to attend.

nephews, Robert MacDonald, lately fate ection and with the nominated for no less than six| nothing serious. YMCA in Halifax where lecture; The school, which got under- you, tee, try Dodd's? 63

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Dominion Building. : : ress — Rosalind Russell; best immi iliti i c j i _pcallgg 0s, eve z mg ply sernemy ee Te supporting actress — Peggy ends aut ieee aia GRASS FIRE — City firemen|Cross Headquarters in Char- estern Supply—were Te-|Ca.¢. best art direction: best De ule atin ia : SHA FOR were called out yesterday morn- lottetown for suitable books for| a@sonably well covered by in-| notion picture, and best cinema- quattications. £3 Auto Work PES you ing to extinguish a grass fire on these students. Anyone having | surance. tography (color), and Best film : Body MODERN 3 the western part of Crestwood| books suitable for grades XII| The spectacular blaze brought | editing. Supports FLY NOT SERIOUS _ Drive which leads down to sum-| and IX is urged to send them| nearly two-thirds .of Souris’s| 4 octimated 80,000,000 per- | OTTAWA (CP) — Indications | of all kinds. ACTIVE LIVING “mer cottages at Brighton Shore. to Red Cross headquarters at) 1,500 population into the streets ae aie a Rrrornigancs and) WJ Ge from around the country are} ' DT sek pip wean Mr. CA ee Mentone. | fe wines he wpertecie. Thtlaiar the Obeir pocsaistions te ‘ FMGNS that the spread and quantity of | Done by: Experts oe wa WR McRwaine is | FUNERAL MONDAY — The | eames, wmotine hundreds of feet | be teiecast<quer NBC's facilities infiuensa are fairly smell. ne- You'll : ae nt ltinerel af Puttick a. tumor Ue eee could be seen | the evening of April 6. The pro-| PARIS (Reuters) — President | tional health department officials | @ Fender Repairs | a ee — ing nightly at 8 o'clock. ‘im Gos-| was held Monday morning from|\ During the fire the various|®"2™ iS scheduled to run 105\de Gaulle Wednesday rejected said Monday. | ‘esis Wolsiin : "e wi 2 _— a pel Hall, Upper Prince Street. | his late residence at Souris West! women's Societies took over the| TY stations wit particneatan | any, Dolicy of disengagement in a i . "ci a hare to St. Alexis Church, Rollo Bay,| United Church Hall and provided i Participate-__| central Europe and backed West @ For Prompt, Courteous : with you but never DIES IN CALIF. — The death! where Solemn Requi igh Germany to the hilt on reunifica- : ' rides vi equiem High! coffee, sandwiches and other re- : P- occurred suddenly at her home) s155, was celebrated by Rev.| freshments for all fire fighters| C a) 1 | Gon. Service give us a call for | " a ia, eee Se assed. Seenke cod Sabtvenal damm weer rennes ies Hurt In Storm foreign correspondents flanked by “Free Estimates” for lasting $5.00 S4th year. was the widow . a i : " , s ee gps W, bind Uae eer fepean| eee oii fe setpaees Rectan trectoen brads Regina, Sask., and formerly BV. ¢ ‘| : | SOUTHAMPTON, England the red : Cheese yours today at ‘ New London, P.E.I. She leaves} Rev. Wilfred Keefe was Master i oe ade affairs and then answe ques a Can ies, Present in the Harry Cook (nee Eleanor | ‘Reuters) Several passengers! tigns,

: the ; a the four<ar ill return Festival.'Prince of Wales Col-| laterment was in Canoe Cove ae wih friends and) ion; best film editing; best sound|" Mrs. LeVine denied reports| E. I. Red Cross by Halifay to the province ce Setartay Moore & McLeod Ltd. lege Auditorium, April 8 at 8.30.| Cemetery. The funeral was one) “ny fo. 4. reported to ‘have| Tecording: best screenplay bas-| princess Grace was complaining | officials. of the largest held from Canoe the South side of the |°¢ 0m material from another! ¢¢ other ailments: All those taking part MR. DON R. GILCHRIST Dir-| Cove Church for some time. eee oe medium. course, whigh is being co

ector of Temperance Education, Nova Scotia Dept. of Education will address a public meeting on Wednesday, April 1, 8:15 p.m. in National Film Board Theatre,

to mourn her passing two sons, Harold and Watson both of Cali- fornia, one daughter, Vera, Mrs. Clive Dobel of Burbank, Califor-

nia. A daughter Jean, predeceas-| were Messrs. Howlan, Valentine, os, ges :

ed her a oumber of years a20.| Gerard; John, Ge orge, Jr., and rs = ee me FROM

Burial was in Hollywood ceme-|sinnott Mullally. Interment was| MIAZGA — ROGERSON — Mrs. HALIFAX “

tery. in the church cemetery where ser-| Annie Mroz of Greplid, Sask..| 4... i te “Your Favorite Shopping Cen DIES IN MASS — Word has| Vice was conducted by Father] ‘wishes to announce the engage-| {/0. Geonee O Sigitast of TO

been received by William C. Stew- art of the death in Quincy, Mass., of his brother Edmond S. Stew- art, formerly of Highfield. He leaves to mourn besides his wife

William of Chartotictown; -Fred|iné from his late residence, 70) place at Holy Rosary Church.| Piwaar Cemetery, wil be mi) M-S Belle Isle Il i of Winsloe and Redvers of New Prince Street, to St. Dunstan's! Aldershot Ont., May 2nd., 1959 . if Wiltshire, and two sisters, Jean,| Basilica where Requiem High) at 11 a.m. BURNS — At the Prince County March 28 Mrs. Lea Chowen of Winsloe and| Mass was celebrated by Rev. Hospital, March 30, 1959, Mrs. April 6, 14, 22. Marion. Mrs. Chester Mac-| Dennis Gallant. Service at the MARRIAGES a ten af Goth Precee ; Lean of Cape Tormentine. grave was conducted... by...Rev. : in her 7ist year. Remains were M-S Be ai

Clarence Pitre. Very Rev. ce COLES — LAMONT — At. fe, forwarded from Davison's Fun- S Bedfor JUNIOR COLLEGES The| Moreau, C.Ss.R., Rev. Regina prong Poe Mr inch Manez| @ral Home to the home of her 30

Educational Horizons article on junior” colleges was prepared by Dr..Frank MacKinnon, principal of Prince of Wales College, itself a notable example of a Canadian junior college. -

bers of the Knights of Columbus, anaes ak Ste ted tee of | Charlottetown Council, and rep- oon . : your shipments “C.N.R. to || | ia PERSONALS resentatives of the Island Com- Lindsay Cotes, Milton. a _ N. C. 8/8 to |) : | . mercial Travellers attended in a . | The many friends of Mrs. J.) ica. Service at the Mass includ- DEATHS N d : 4 il} J Henry Gallant, 226 Euston St-| 04 two nephews of the deceased, ewfoundian will regret to learn she i / Erie and Louis Doucetta Pall] BETTON — Robert Eqwatd Bet- : Canada | patient in the Charlottetown |4,,rers were Earl Lavers, Thom-} ¢on at Liverpool, Ehgiand.|| ai parerns for every room 2 : Hospital and will hope for an|,. Creightan, John Doyle, John! March 2ist. Age 82. Father of || special Prices on room lot. Steamships a ; early recovery. MacEachern, Donald Smith and) Robert W. Beaton Lot 16. hii Limite s John: Hogan. Interment was in es | the Catholic cemetery. The funer- DOIRON . A the Chartottetows Home & Auto Co. Ltd. Halifax 8-8241 S a | al was largely attended. Wilfred Angus Doiron, infant | "8! Greet George $. Dis! | | 9 7 | |

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YEO \— At Prince County Hos-| mains will arrive Tuesday 15 King Square Tipe ts We unk Shu, Lowreins| fore Genes sent: Sascena ae | ° : \ i Charlottetown Yeo, Central lot 16 a som| where the funeral service will : ) i ) Peter Lawrence, Weigt\7 tbe.| be eid. Wednesday’ ay? pi THURSDAY, APRIL 2 an IC 0 C5$a ers B | ~ be Interment will 5 ° a nn DIAL 5549 COOK —At St. Mary’s Hospital, ae ere Curtain 8:30 k ’ ‘ ‘ ‘ . !

ond, Brent Essery; consolation,

Rita Worth: gent’s first, McCabe; second, Clarence Pet- ers.

LARGE FUNERAL — The fu- neral of the late Mrs. Alexander S. MacDonald of Parkdale was held yesterday afternoon from the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Richard MacPhee, New

Angus MacDonald, Malcolm Mac- Donald, Bobbie MacDonald, Jack MacDonald, William MacKinnon.

BOOKS LOST — As the result of Monday's disastrous fire in Souris, two students — one in grade XII., the other in grade IX., lost all their books. An ap

sanctuary were Rt. Rev. J. A. Murphy, V.G., Rev. Basil Croken, Rev. Eric Robin. Pall bearers

Mullally. The funeral was large- ly attended.

FUNERAL HELD — The funer- ail of the late Wilfred A. Dou- cette was held on Monday morn-

MacDonald, Rev. Charles Mc- Carthy, Rev. Clarence Pitre, Rev. George A. MacDonald and Rev. James Kelly occupied seats in the sanctuary. Rev. Dr. Bernard Gil- lis assisted in the choir. Mem-

BIRTHS

BRYENTON — At the Charloiie- . town Hospital March 28, 1959. To Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bryen- tom (nee Shirley Rodd), a son Charlies Robert 6 lbs 4 ozs.

slie village, and in addition to

time today.

While the telephones were out in operation were the RCMP transmitters and receivers and the Canadian National Tele-

graphs. 36 HOMELESS Thirty-six men, women and

aid of the Charlottetown branch provided emergency shelter for

street and jumped across to level four buildings. It apparently had Plenty of headway before help arrived from Morell. LITTLE INSURANCE

It was reported that only two

Features Playing At City Theatres

“I Want to Live’, and “Aunt Mame", the two Hollywood pro- ductions thought by experts as the most likely to grab the

“Oscars’’: best actress — Susan Hayward; best cinematography (black and white); best direct-

Warner Bros., “Aunt Mame”, to be shown next week is an equally strong contender; being nominated in each of the six following categories; best ~ act-

Storey) a daughter 8 Ibs. 6 ozs. Deborah Anne.

ENGAGEMENTS

ment of her daughter, Helen Elaine to William Gerard Rog- erson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charlies Rogerson of Hamilton, Ont., formerly of Peakes Sta-| tion, P. E. I. Wedding will.take

West Covehead on Thursday March 12th, 1959 by Rev. W.H. Forsythe. United in marriage, Marjorie Catherine daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Lamont, Union Road to Mr. Howard

son of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Doiron, 55 Pownal Street. Fu- neral took place on Monday ‘afternoon from the Hennessey Funeral Home. Interment was in the Catholic cemetery.

and crew members received minor cuts and bruises when the

81,000 - ton liner Mary, which reached Sdhonetan from

year. Remains are resting at the Cutcliffe Funeral Home) where the funeral service will! be held today Tuesday after- | noon with the service starting

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pality so as not to alarm them. There was no emergency in- volved and the operation was) not regarded as serious.

Mr. and Mrs. Joan B. Kelly of Philadelphia, parents of the princess, onetime movie Queen —are in Eurcpe with Dr. James A. Lehmap, a Philadelphia sur-!

“She finally. decided to have the appendix taken out before it did get serious.’’

Princess\ Grace, Prince Rainier and Mr. and Mrs. Kelly attended the Easter party of the Monte Carlo Sporting Club Sunday night.

he will visit His Holiness Pope

“Ad Limina” visit to Pope John, which requires every Roman Catholic Bishop to visit the Pon-

His Excellency and Father

mater Louvraine University in) Belgium and may make a trip at Fatima in Portugal.

rooms and swimming pool facil- ities again have been ge placed at the disposal of

ed during the Easter holiday period for the third successive year, are qualified instructors) but are receiving a refresher} course in order to improve their |

23 Young Islanders Take Safety Course At Halifax

way early Monday morning will conclude Saturday morning and

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