l 'APRIL' 19. 1950

ms GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETGWN . -

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race TWELVE

' ' i ' V in. olaa Davin. '7 , . .Yorlt and Vicinity IN MEMORIAM mun-ML mtg: ,I,:;,g,-vale,-,,, M r" G"-' Eileeni ' I Mr. xuuu w run.” .3 1, . Ill. ANGUS MMIACIIIIN Andre . V s... W... n.n:....n..3l'.',E”.'.f - ...:l.':.'..""" "wt ”” V . my. The death occurred It his home ",4 gang gym, gum. - i in Rocky Point on Mitch 15th. or m,,,,m,, um, My-3. Mgiyjn,J.y W” . witor to W. AME!!! Machchern III Ill! Nth Audrey I jgurul. the City recently, the hunt or her V””- '”"”"lh 3” W0?” 10" Mrs. Selina sueusbon daughter. Mrs. cuxgom white. health for some time. hisicondition Joye, -1-gym-,

was not considered serious. ind he was able to enjoy the ememtiea at life. as well as the - ship of his iamily and friends: however God in ms Divine wis- dom felt his tasks on earth were .finished. and he was called sud- denly and unexpectedly in the early hours or the above mentioned

date born in

mi and am. It. means. Hellm- Jas. and zelplu Smith.

Harriet and Geo!!! Smith.

M. A. smnei-.

Ioislnobean. llr.andMrs.Da.nDarraohand

Family.

Martin Mitchell.

, Mr. and Mrs. Dougsld Maolaean. Chas. Nielsen and Prada. Oonnie and Jan. Betta.

Mr .and Mun. A. S. Incnonald.

Arlington. Ill-

Fairview Women's Institute. Marjorie Macboilcall.

I-I&er and MN. Madaan. Mrs. Elizabeth llsolienne. ilsabel and Amos Geo:-veett. Carrie Maolsaac. i

Mrs. Vernon Hughes and daugu. fer. Harrington. is visiting in York. the guest or Mr. and Mrs. Ray. mond Vessey.

on SuperSuds 2 large packages

only i

Preinds of Mr. Jack Caswell. Pleasant Grove, are sorry to hem- that. he is ill with pneumonia. They

all wish him a speedyreoioye;-y, Mwgmhcm W”

New Argyle, the eldest son at the late Dimcan and Catherine Mac- Eachern. After leaving school. and while quite young. he went to Western Canada and spent a num- ber of years in the oomtruction of bridges in British Columbia and Alaska; however due to illness in

Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Demise, , city, were visitors to York on Good

Friday the guest at Mr. and Mrs Fred Thompson.

Mrs. Roscoe MacDo'nald and daughter Gladys and son Maryle,

have returned home a.ite lsltin ume ' . in Ken51n8i0n- I V i i.'2.”.iJ."Q3.'.”vd?.'. iheb19ll,dI.ncl being ,;,'.lf,, M"' ""1 Sim" 3" a "son of the soil", he felt the call Imbel Munmud, Domhggufl

Mrs. William Crockett has re- turned to her home in York alter visiting in Orwell Cove. the guest of her mother. Mrs. Dan MacPhec- son.

and allurements or the Agricul- tural life. snd purlhased from his brother John D. the farm at Rocky Point where he has since resided. His interest and Agricultural train- ing was now used to sood advan- tage, for he built a home and left behind a tradition of which his family and friends may be justly proud.

He was married in 1916 to Hazel MacNeili of Long Creek who sur- vivesihlm. From this union was born a family of three boys and

Mass.

Hilda. and Ernest Georveett. Annie Ind Donald 91'3- Myrtle MacPhall and Family. Teacher and Pupils liairvlew Scho01..

Annie and Ray Campbell.

Mr. and Mrs. l-ia.n'i' MiaioNevin. Mr. snd Mrs. Cecil J. Stewart. Shirley MacDonald.

Zion Church women's Auxiliary Mildred and John Mnoitinley. Norma and staniey Vase!- Dicie Darrach and literally-

Miss Evelyn Underhay has re- turned to York to take up her duty as primary teacher alter spending her Easter holidays at her home in Bay Fortune.

7.1101570: .97 mu-me urge

Super Sudsl...Now.Sguperchargegd, 10 give you the

i Master Joey Casweil has return-

l ledtohisho inPl unto- l alter spendlll: his ;;aagt,er V3: three girls. viz: Anna and Ella, ML ma Mm Ru.” Hgmm. non the guest 0; his g,,nd,pu,m5' Halifax. N. s.; Lorne, Clyde River; Dr. md Mm Gun”, v;-omnw, l M and Mn Dolph Murray. Gwggel-1ogfw5;;'; ,f,'h2,':5 R. R. Bell. ft. c.. cnu-lotmowu. Already NOVA QUEEN has made a big hit with families l - 533,. M; W, ,m,,,,. A, J," .. Dr- 0- 5- Norg;wem,m,,, m. ... ma. SMOOTI-iEST,CREAMIEST and sesr. Here's your golden opportunity to see how New gets clothes u'ln'I:r than any soap, suds or washing mile; aund r:h;:' Edlslm w”"'5 11”” home: He 15 L150 survived by two Tgd Arsulgml M.cLe(;dy TAS ING pudding on the market. Follre also "hi ihl sup.-,, sud, has gm, ,,,P,,,ch,,g,d Wm, pr”), ,0 product in the wot-ld...safely, loo. 1 they halie fakigceam o:1';';gnw:?"E sisters and four brothers viz: Flor- Ham”. einilling posts sensation ct o dessert that contains no am you (he Wmdk Mme” Wash. Than Hy”, Act now! Buy this marvellous money saving 1VLr. Lloyd Vessey aspstore clerks '” lM”' . Frlmk sm"'h) gt" Lloyd Bi-ehaut. aterchov lotin...thet derives its base from Irish Moss... ' Super Suds special at your dealers today. With the Their many friends wish them suc- Argyle: Mmmle (Mm Em” ' Mr. and Mire. Lloyd Moa.'Phee. .,.d ohm ..m'e comgin gnngying lumpp, For pudding,

Lean). Long Creek; John D.. Daw- son Club, B. 0.; Stanley, Calgary; Herbert, Eldmon-ton and Colin. New , Argyle. Two brothers Donald and Hector, also one sister Stella PFC" deceased him. A devoted husband and father. his thoughts and work at all times was for the best interests of the

The wbilest trail; in (la: world. It's amazing how new Super Suds tcrritic washing power fairly blasts dirt out. And New Super Sud;

Norman and Gladys Maclpan.

cm Mrs. Louise Mnonevin and Fun-

triple-your-moncy-back guarantee you can't lose . . . and what an opportunity to get acquainted with

New Super Suds . . . the soap than dynamite to dirt!

Aramv .5iV491llAlWf!A . . . 47 yaazpzzzor ramp

oies and ice cream, NOVA QUEEN can't be ulnuned.

Many friends of York were shocked to hear or the sudden death of Col. Parker Hooper. He "Will be greatly missed as he al- ways made his daily trip out to his farm in Pleasant Grove and to my

ly.

Freda and Errol Stewart.

Mr. and Mrs. Babe Wood. Muriel and Wesley MwQill1'Y59- Mr. and Mrs. Peter Morrison. Mona Gaudet.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mu.-Kinnon

potato warehouse at York station. home, the church and the com- M1. M M” John uvinugon treasurer's reports showed a fav- MFS- ROPCF 5150 PFES9nled 59; 1;"?! Sympathy is being extended munlty. He was a kind and Eula". Gordon Ind runny. Orable balance on hind- "Bl 5"3ge5"””s fl" ways "n is mmuy in Ch”'””"'”l”"'"' ”l0"Ehl-ml Mlghbm” "ml me”d' Mrs. Kenneth Docherty. Delicious Budding! can be mddei in e mottarot minutes

lilllii chapter

means committee. This being left

I I th .d t, always willing to lend a helpim or Lll' er C0115! era 10ll.

hand H was B. reader of more Ha” ''"d H") Mwm . 9

Miss Marjorie Stewart. educa- Mrs. A. Betta

iionai secretary then read letters mings with six membe" mun”

Meeting opened

with no tiresome stirring and without the fuss and hethav

Holds Meeting

The Earl of Hillsbnro Chapter It the I.O.D.E. monthly meeting was held at the home 0! Mrs. E.

t N. Phillips. West St.. on April l'.'th. with the Regent. Mrs. A. Roper. presiding. A large attendance of members being present.

Following the prayer of the Order. the business meeting pro- ceeded with the secretary's re- port which was read and approv- ed. The treasurer's and assistant

received from Mrs. Campbell r4 garding Library books and funds for Holiday Houses; Empire Day programme; Canadian history books for primary and secondary schools. Also a letter of acknow- ledgment for I.O.D.E. calendars received in schools in Newfound- land. A letter of thanks from Miss Louise Alexander for the sum of. 525.00 sent for Empire Work in- dia Fund.

The Regent, Mrs. Roper, correspondence regarding the programme taking place at the national annual meeting. and busi- ness pertaining to same.

read

Following the remainder at the business, Mrs. Roper installed and welcomed the new members into the Chapter, by explaining the meaning oi the l.O.D.E. pin; the responsibilities; duties and aims of the organization, also the va- ridus projects which have been taken on by the Chapter.

The meeting then closed with the King.

VERNON RIVER. W. I.

The regular monthly meeting of the Vernon River W. I. met at the home of Mrs. John Cum-

by repeating Creed followed by roll call. Car- 1!. pondence consisted of Gov- ernment Grant and letter irom Maple Leaf Milling Co. Delegates to attend T. B. luncheon. all this was discussed. Receipts for do- nation to "March of Dimes" and U.N.I.C.E.F. were received. ,

Sick committee reported treats sent to four sick in district. Teacher reported articles needed for school room. Mrs. Irving Tweedy invited member. for nert meeting, roll call to be. ex. change of flower slips. Lunch was served and meeting closed with the King.

than ordinary intelligence. possess- ed a. retentive memory and so was an interesting oonversationallst. Born of the early Scottish pion- eers, he was able to relate many interesting anecdotes and folk lore oi the early settlers. their ways and methods of livelihood. He was a staunch summrter of the Liberal party and a loyal member of the Presbyterian Church.

The funeral service which was largely attended was held at the home on March 10th. the Rev. Mr. Webster oiticistlng. The hymns sung were ”I to the Hills will Lift Mine Eyes" and "The lord's My Shepherd" favourites of the de-

Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Squarslsriggs.

Mr. and Mrs. L C. Macnaac.

Mr. H. A. Robertson, Sons and Families.

Dr. D. T. Waye.

Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Wliksr, I-Ialii'ax..

Mr. and Mrs. Neil Maobounll.

Sadie Garrick.

Pauline Hogan. Moncton. Maggie and Robert our-ie. Evelyn. Vincent and diaries

Doiron.

Katharine and Thor. Iowther. Pauline and John D. Mawhail. Mrs. Lucy Maoliachem.

F. J. Costello.

oi gummy, sticky pots and pans afterwards. Just bring 2'6 cups of milk to the boiling point, add the contents of s oeelregs at NOVA QUEEN, stir slightly and let boil 3 we 5 minutes. Then pour into individual serving dishes-or moulds. Dessert sets as soon as It cools. That's a" 'hero

Yes, that's right, NOVA QUEEN can be moulded, e da-

cided advantage over ordinary puddings. Moreover, it can be solely stored for days without developing o tough skin. Because NOVA QUEEN stays firm in tax- ture--is great for cream pies and makes delicious ice

ceased. The burial took place in the family plot at the New Doin- inion United Church Cemetery.

The pallbearers were Messrs. L. 0. Maolsaac. Daniel snith. Alie Maolsanc, Jas. smith, Herbert Georveatt and Allison Madivlillan.

Herbert. Sarah and Family.

Mr. and Mrs. Emle I-Iartum and J. D.. Arlington. Va.

Patsy White. Arlington. Va. Mrs. Margurite Livingston, Rose-

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f town. sash. Mrs. Selina O'lialloran.

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peanuts in ca name! and coated

Canong's famous Chocolate , .Peppermmts in a new big package that makes one dime worth more than two nicltels. '

for Bigger Value . . . In

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anong's new

' ' Three individual bars for a dime, instead of one for a nickel. Brown

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. Pure. delicious csramela

coated with Ganongls fine chocolate . . . in the new 10-cent package ihat more than doubles the 5-cent quantity.

size as well as quality!

Dddy.

Florence. John Macnonsid and Family.

nasal and Glennie Maehsan.

Katie.

The floral tributes. letters and cards were many testifying to the esteem oi the departed.

Margaret. Colin and Farnily. O'Maally's Ltd.. l-Ialliax. Employees 0'Malley's Ltd.. Hali-

tax. No. 5 Dept. Moirs Ltd.. Halifax- Lorne and Reta.

Sprays

Fiorrle and Frank.

Msimie, Bruce and Family- iungwood women's Institute. New Dominion U. C. Ladies Aid. Wm. Mutch and Family-

M,-, ma Mn-s. Herbert Georveatt and Family.

Lucy, Howard and Family. Mrs. Louise Currie and Family. Thelma, Newton and Boys. Harriet. Tom and Family.

Dan Smith and Family-

Maude. Jim and Mother, Halifax Clare. Allison and Girls.

Intters

oo-operative Store, Mr. Smith McFarlane.

Grace Maolleill. Montreal. Dorothy James. Halifax.

Shirley MacDonald.

Marjorie MacDougall.

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Maolsachern. Mr. and Mrs. Jss. Georveatt.

J. A. Moore. Charlottetown.

Gerda

Florence, Joy Macllevln and Fhmily.

Margaret and Albert MacDonald. Jessie Currie, Halifax. i

sadis and Allan Burdett. ioronto. Etta Hall. l-ialilsx.

ell, Mass.

Phyllis and my Macliachern. Florence and William Potts.

Jana ancnousall.

Mr. and Mrs. H. I. H . Katie and Irving one . mervtile. Mass. Mrs. Jean Beckett, Qnnmervllle.

Mass. The whito Family.

Mr. and Mrs. Ben Biahw, mes-ville. Mass.

Edith Meobean. ' Mr. and Mrs. Jas. As-kernon and

Sum-

nea Iladlahon. air. and ten. John H. militia and

In and Teddy Maanrthur.

C. A. Miller, Prenalt lhft. P. I. I llr. and Mrs. Albert usenouaaii. tthewa and

SOUTII MELVILLE SCHOOL

Flu" Report for March: The WNW Grade x - 1. Jeanette Trainer. 2. Frances German. Wreaths

Grade VIII - 1. Ruth Dunsfo ii. 2 Laurana Trainor. 3. Leo Trainor. Greed VI - 1. Gabriel Trainer. Grade IV - 1. Winston Pro- vencher. 2. Desmond Trainer. 8. George Dunsiprd. Grade II - 1. Bennett Trainnr. 2 Louis German. Grade I - 1. ltirling Proveneher. Teacher - Mary ll. Trainor.

IN MEILORIAM

In loving , of PIIYILIS CIDNIN who departed this lilo AIIHI isia. use. Inserted by Her 1-as-euu.

IN MEMORIAM

1'' ""3! WCIIIOPI of our dear brother Leslie Ivan Taylor. who WM dmmed Aarn ma. isu.

As I. wonderlul brother, wg think 4:! you. In ass:.eI-lea that are teal and

'8 TIICO WIIIW lib. 1.n' Till! You WoII.tlll't for I.

all. It's aadh but true. and we pumm-

WOII::lI'hlC.hlIQOCIlg.3Ing1l

and III ice cream.

love it!

Try NOVA QUEEN'elI three weys...in puddings, in pies You'll discover what people mean when they say NOVA QUEEN melts in your what's more, you'll opus that you've never TASTED anything quite so good before. the whole family often. It's new,

mouth. ..and

Serve NOVA QUEEN to it's different--they'll

a . IN MEMO RIAM

In Memory of Little Margaret Jean Garnhnln Inserted by a friend.

LESLIE IVAN TAYLOR

Am IN MEMORIAM

laioelng nensoryslany de-I aonandoulseotiser

CLAEINCII DAWSON Drowned at Freetown

' Yr Dd M jgiinawmmdmgfl; mm”. The but are always the am ta dis. awn ma. m1. ecia i' rl Stell Kirker. Quickly and quietly 1. -- "1" Centre covered wit ll.-.33: lleleh and Jim Morrison. your sudden death - In loving memory of 8' "'.,'"""h' ""1 bu" M

Ina cannot elsange them, It's true. Years that may come snout sever.

again with peanuts cl h I . . . Three separate bars in onealn0-cf:n(tc?s':d;. (0C3lllIlllu:)(f:l(1ilfITlolel'll1t;rte::e.ll::)cklyhmvfrfgd I Ha1i- one hd u" "u an. ' 'R:,,Ir,'uh"”l:m' 0” 10"” "amm-u .' wt V” W” ' lax. ' - ' 7' ladlylliaasd ssoui and Mr. and am. Aucoin. Ilalliax. 3'" FIIOINM hr iris and Iver lelnemlsered by Father, liners. vi.i..'3...i 350:. M” W ""i 9” ”""'”' ”"i G'""" "”””" "'"" W '""-''I- . T.

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