°‘ “W mm“ “at 3“” Girls Pleads Not 1”” “it” Ame} Ddfrsniliar after lilondavJuly 14,1958 The Guardian Page 11

year. . - v. i I r . y. . V. later signed papers 03mm in :. ul‘th her mother atom. the l He is suruved by his “lfe the . , . M , . . ‘ i ’ " C w” - ~ - Heavy LOSS From Drought former Helen Monongan of Guilty In Death liltinigzlmw ,i is, “01:55:55; Denna, W"??? diedwiege upturst g) - '-i .l, . ‘,-«nl .or1nlnsor,., ' . glglglyenl?013tsb£ne§ iéfroflgil: H. Police said Sandra took a rifts gm Wanmd to mm” “10551. t” Thomas B. A. Allison. 86,!hegld paslgl‘ates mOSﬂy in. “h: ‘ o o 7, Deborah 6 and an infant son LEWIPTONi Me- (AJP’“A 591' and ran away from home Mon town. retired Church or EnglishiUnited States, . . Gary John’ ’Also surviving ‘are’ len-looklng teenage girl pledoed n . a n s ‘ his brother Clarence at Home, innocent TPESday to killing a} pn‘ ’ Wilbur of Charlottetown, Osborne hceman' hem for a. grand “fit in Alberta, and two sisters Anita the dungaree‘dad gm was 13‘”

OTTAWA (CP) — Federal already Was a critical shortagel Now the Prairie Farm Assist- (Mm FI‘Ed Malhesonl. Dundasv “meted commuted t9 3 mental irought p a y me nt s to prairie Surpluses feed grains heldlance Act is to be revised, to ex. and Evelyn, (Mrs. Roland Mc- hospital for examination- '{arme" may rise to . record of on many prairie farms now were tend crop damage payments to Donald): SOUthPOI‘t- Fourteen ' year ' 019‘ 33nd“

being turned into straw r re_ is t . . , The funeral was held on June Knowlton appeared almost uncon- Perhaps. more than $10,000,000 serves, others had “on? The “otnegcgizi b.2111: tﬁgyw‘ﬁiﬁtgg 13th from the Alexandra Baptist crern-ed as Judge Fenland Des- ,year with hope, dimmmg that wheat board was taking no acreage is not likely to be Church and was so largely atr pins read a warrant charging her ,the Parc'hed areas 0‘ SaSkatc'he- chances. Mr. Churchill announced changed. But even so, officials tended that. many were unable to With the Showing 0f patmima“ wan and Western Marimba can it was prepared to hold all estimate that unless a heavy gal“ adm‘tttnce and ‘5‘ mud Paul 51mm: 31 recover from one of'thee driest stocks of wheat, oats and barley steady “soaker” of main sweeps speaker ca-med the sen-nee to The girl “’35 Charged With mu" seasons in post-war . as provincial and municipal an; the prairies, the assistance bin 21%? $13513; hThe Setrvme $35 der. She will be arraigned in Su- Trade Minister Cburohrll de- thorities considered advi-sablem this year may rise to more than 0 M 15 pas or’ ‘ev' Perm court When the Septembe‘

scribed the drought as a “disas- , ‘ ,. C' w' 335593” aSSiSted by Rev‘ term of the Androscoggin County tel...) A "great loss" had.mudy PRELIMINARY ESTIMATES “0’000’000 and may eve“) reach H‘ L* MM” 0f the Chaﬂ‘mtetown grand jury convenes. 7

, _ , l , , $50,000,000. ' _ r - been “Stained m mp damage. Mum’V‘hﬂe' fadem'l “Worm” With the exception of Alberta, ggxisitmgggs‘scilve T3: tslfgvmgagtzi The results .Of the cusmmary he told the Oonunons rhursday. were beginning to make prelim- the situation generally looks spoke feelineg of the deceased menial mammal“ could he A5 lme went on. the chances of mm estimates of what the bleak. Canada still has a large and gave Words of comfort from Psed by the defence m," 131.93 M recovery became more and more . wheat 1m 1 l t ' the word oi God. “The Lord’ M mno‘cent by reason 0f "153mm _ , drought m cost m the ‘ if s. pus and here Will be s y. . minted, - . . 3y i ’ way. I | no shortage in tms 3min. BM the Shepherd" and «Abide With Me" The policeman was felled by a . The man;- c1151; was in, am federal ﬁunds. Last year s prairie crop this year may beqm larger were the hymns of the service. . 22’0311bre rifle slug heiween the local .feed. The bureau of statis- farm assistance bill came to than the below-average 370,000,. Pan bearers were: Him/3rd eyes Monday night When he at‘ thS,'ln reporting a' further deterri. $17,750,000 just about half the 000 bushels of last year_ And Douglas, Wendell Jones, Vernon tempted to coax :ha slender 9111mm. in the Sash.atchemnim_ high of $33’000’000 paid out in 1954 some farmers; now with)“ sum. McLellan, Winston Jenkins, Glen- brunette home after a‘ family er- ltqba Sltu‘atlon. said The hay crop when crops were almost ruined pluses may find themselves in a an“ Brehaut and Frank woqd‘ gument: - . ‘ .vwﬂl be poor. In many areas there by rust- lbad spot Amid a wealth of beautiful Wearing a *red Jacket, the girl ‘ ﬂowers and m the qulet of a stared straight ahead as she en-

mer afternoon he was laid tered the packed courtroom, ner

' Sherman, with the R. C. A. F. at The very‘largely attended fu- to rest in the fa: '1 1 t unt'l - iN Camp Borden, Ontario; Calvin, nerall of Mr. Dewar was held on the Saviour comersmtg glgim hils sabbmg momer’ Mrs. Everett

of PM”: N- 5-: Shirle . (Mrs. Sunday, April 20th., from the own in' the resurre t' of the Kn9wlt‘on' ﬂinging tightly “Hm MRS. LAURA SOMERS Joseph Hennessey), of harlotte- Church oi Christ, Montague, tol- redeemed. 90“ Walsh . .,

, Many hearts were saddened on town; Gordon of ,Pictou, N. S.; lowing a short service at‘his late Judge Despms held he" “mm”: June 1958, when it became Lind-a, (Mrs. Donald MacPhee), residence. The service was con- '

km“ that Mrs Laura somers Toronto, Ont.; Claude, also (if ducted by Mr. K. T. Norris, who . ‘ , ’ '

‘lnee Laura Graham), had pass— Toronto, Ontario. Lorne, another spoke on the subject of “The The family of the late Ben- - Towmg serv'ce

ed away at her home in Clinton, brother was killed in action in Christian’s Assurance.” The jamin L. Wood, wish to sincerely Day Phone 9722

'11; her seventy-sixth year, Italy on May 23, 1944. His father, hymns sung were “Shall We thank Dr. Pierce, Rev. C. W. Night Phone 8048 - 8858 Aunt Laura, as she was fondly Watson Boulter, predeceased Gather Art The River," and “Safe Passey, and Rev. H. L. Mitttin, ‘ Member 13, A A,

called, led a very active life, him December 25, 1953. 7 In The Arms Of Jesus”, by the the many kind friends and neigh- MURPHYS

until a few years ago she was Funeral arrangements were choir, and a solo, “The Lily Of hours who helped and are still SERVICE STATION

., always ready to lend a hand in capably directed by Mr. W. C. The Valley," was sung by Mrs. helping in so many different

time of death, birth, or sickness. Jelley of O Leary. The funeral K. T. Norris. ways, also 11 those who so kind-

Mrs_ gamers was a home loving was held on Sunday, June 8th., at At the graveside a‘ Canadian 1y sen-t ﬂ ers, cards and mes- person’ and it is in the fmily his home in Milburn, interment Legion service with full military sages of sympathy in the passing circle she will be greatly missed, was in United Church cemetery honours was conducted by Com- 'of our loved one.

.who in the last years of declin- stagnation?- . d ted b {,ade Cyé'ileohﬁston. The Ldast . ing health had provided her with e W 09 was c911 110 y _ 0st an velle were soun ed

every comfort, care and fellow- Mr. Robert Mc‘Illwalne of Cra- by Comrade George Boudreault.

Cushion

ship that could be desired. paud, P. E. I. assisted by Mr. The firing squad was under the ‘ I ~'

Her husband and two daughb Allbert Ramsay and Mr. B. Joyce COmtmand of Sgt, Miller Mathe- JOSEPH O’H'ANLEY , “4‘. ' as passed away . number of of Kensmgtan. P.E.I. The'hymns son. ‘* " V ’ years ago. sung were: “I Am Tlune 0h The pallbearers were Beecher There passed away at his

Left to cherish her memory Lord". and "Rock 0! Aces". Dewar, George Macdonald. Wm. home at McAskill River, Mont. are the following: a daughter, The Pall, bearers were: Wee- Annear. Russell MacGrésor. too, November 25th,‘1957. Joseph Mrs. Elsie Anm’ who tendep dell . Morrison, West Pt, Bill Jack Campbell, and Simon Nich— O’Hamey in his eighmy second 1y cared for her mother, two Brown» 1.13.10“! R4959“, P10th 01mm ' l , year. Although in failing health ,ﬁons’ In, at home, and Elmer, Loster Silllker, Milliurn, Bobby Interment was in the Montague M the pm few years his sud- Indian River. A sister Mrs. Eliza- ’Sﬂmr M" Royal and Winbum Community Camel?“ 'den passing was a, shock and

both Folland, Granville. A sister Banknmmom" _ z I, r _ . .' - and twig-“brotsth‘fﬁs ﬂoTerﬁﬂz’ggs Egybggaﬁggﬁ glgngd fowl-3:551st ms mm 3 e . 1 gm; Dangling, Spring Valley, silent trim to aloved one gone. [The family of the late William thThftdegeahfdoggzﬂ “‘8 93%;)" _ , ,, . (Stella, MIL,» Bruce Adm and The ﬂower beams were: Mort Weston Dewar, wish to thank all 1.9 ae 0. ‘ 93’ al‘ .9 ..., , thuhyi’ Mrs. Ruby Farrier, Pictou; Stirling Boult- who helped .in any way during 5‘8 Catherine WW- H“ We ‘ 2213."??? as. New mm, M, m When er, Milburn; Nelson 'Boulter, Mil- his lengthy illness and death. the late .Ella MacKmnon made“ ' Mi, N B’ m m: burn; Harding Boulten Glen- ceased hm twelve years ago- E . . side ,Ch-ude-r‘md J . New Wood; [Mm . Phillips, Mt. V I . to mum are one (tamer ,X venlf you have provided an 1.0116911, Six grandchudmﬁ, {our Mal; Emerson Sal“. Smirk-$4 » Lillian. Mrs. Joseph L. 'MacKnn— annuity for later years—you great—grandchildren besides a ﬁe“: Gem" 9011*“! Glenwmd? ‘ ' . - v m“ “0°99 Rm“ 3”“ “’0 Sims’ . will probabl be bl host of friends who will ohms: 511‘“ Sim”, ML Rival; Alﬁ‘ PnEoB‘E A. sums Temple, S‘t- Peters and. Willie}? ' i y a "e m “e w memory. , son Sﬂliker, Mt. Royal; Ivan, y ’ on the homestead. ,. _ ‘ _' an extra. ﬁnancial cushion The mm which “‘3 largely. Betts, (Redwood: Orvdle Betts, ' The death of Miss Pheohe A. Joe, as he was farm-liarin when mu“,th time comes.-

4 5,1,, retirement

i attended was held on Sunday, Gm; m maCNem’ Mﬂ' occurred at the P131. Mammal ﬂurw 9‘19 years I? ‘ Talk .t . . g I ’ ...and Sweet Caps so much

: June 22nd., from her late resi- Wm , " , f, (h J i m Ins MaJestys Sorvme as a mall . ‘ WWW“ With an » . . _ ,

> - ‘ - Followch Ire the ﬂoral tri- 395mm '0“ F“ Yr W - carrier. The faithfulness WIth “we, - _ . to the e 0 m;

. deuce. the service being conduc , - . .. , . , . tors representative :1] yme

: tel. by Rev. Gm. gamers and butes. ‘ . . Although she had been in tolling which he executed these duties ourbestf. dﬁ ' _ u n ‘ . . ‘ , A g .

~Mr. Elmer Modem, who visit- ' . PILLOW ‘ health since January, when she hears silent trlbune to his- unas. Y Irlen ndncia y. r , _

hen- OM her 5km. was taken “Flu”, her sunning nature, long 01' ertC;

i Hymns sung were: “Nearer My a ‘ SPRAYS _ _ _ ’ t remember his love for children, '

. God To and “What A . sudden passing came as a see his kindness and willingness to ‘ G. F. Cameron

3, Friend We Have In Jes ”. A he and Shirlw- ‘ shock to her relatives and many do a ﬂavour or lend a helping - District Mg,” Summersid'e

l favorite math, “The Old Rugged 821“ .“dnﬁmda‘. . ' friends. ‘ , »‘ hand. These qualities, honesty, .

; Cross”, was sung by Mrs. Alfred J :1an , gm“ . She was born at Loyalist, PE. kindness and charity, he posseSS- J c ‘ Mom. Om:

l, MacK-ay. , ' ' ' 531% and 3:3?” I. on June 10th, 1883, a daughter ed and was an example both as f ‘ g

l ’The pal! belarers were: my m mg; M {W or the late James and Annie Foy a Catholic and a citizen. Charlottetown

t Folland, gva‘n Sgnefrs,_ ’ A , ‘ wsemner, where, she lived until by last Rites of

l Somers, ames dimple; 0:? ' ,"m "is ' 1" when Charlotte .ly other, ‘ hunch. admin- . '

.| Palyrtlter 3:1 glen 7 “gear: 331.3101} ,Ramndr storesidelwidl her sister. 1W by his pastor.‘ Rev. '

.‘ norm 3:; Cemetery. , l 11.", “ " .5 1 " " i ' ‘ " ‘ 'Geopge MacDonald, he was re- ‘ _ ’ '

F°“°Wing are the M" ’5“ Truck killers of Maritime, ‘ at 31 orlmr signed to momma can to~the‘ 9” n d ' c a t 3

but“ Parke“, PM“, 13‘: 3* . Besides her sister on. in. is Great Kingdom- ' i .‘ '“ ‘ '

Pillow Mother ._ .The [My MES. Alice McPhee and family ‘ .V . P J The mneral which was largeby tuorrlcsrwluuwzs.‘ onlccsmnmctulcmu Mllburn Women's Institute gimme“ by ‘1 mm“ mm“ - - .

i » Clinton w; I. , 3m matchmmhgsem ' (Mrs. .wslte; MacLeod) and bro- Roman Catholic Church: 011 Wed- ~ - . , ' , Edward, Dolly and doom. m 5mm, Wmhm Hat. titer, runsou,‘ Brookﬁeld, P.E.I. examine???” 27’ 195717138- ,, , , \ , , ._ g - , George and Fred“! , m; Lem swam, Aim Sim. who mourn the passing‘or a ‘lov- gm“: hi5 » a” was 0939?? ‘ . r v - , , , George, Elle“! ‘nd fam- / ker, .andculr simker, , ing and devoted sister. ted y nephew, Rev- - i - 1

‘ Sister Elizabeth and family.

Maritime Packers Co, Plctou,m she funeral service which was “Hamel” who also conducted ’ James, Margaret and Lama, N s »

‘largely attended was held on Mon the “mm at ‘me grave” In" ' ‘

Harry, Ann and family. pick)“, ‘N. s‘ ay’, June 23’ .mm her late garment was in the. church'cem-

Della, law and horny. Mr. and Mrs-Harold Russell, residence-«no the Charlottetown “Y- , .

Dan and Annie. V y ' pictm, H. a. United- Baptist Church, of which Pallbearers were -Rloddle_Miac- i. » Will, Jane andfamlly. Max "a ma 3m, me. she was a member and {whim motion, Joseph L. MacKmnon,

Collin and Alice" . tom n, 5, ‘ , attendant; The may” m. Elmer Sutherland, Hugh Malc- t pomp PLAN-TS ’ otrioe Start Maritime Packers, ducted by he, pastor, me Rem Isaac, John r. MacKmnion arid ’ Stella and Bmoe' I Pitt“? N. sgf ‘ at 1" Harold L' Mum!" Who spoken“ th‘gdmhgicmmsos '4 §Diritual 3. " Earl. Florence and b0?!- ' 3°95 °‘ the m3 91’ ' 1" the christianhope'of resurrection B .y , z a v ton, N. . ,- ; V r v , ouquets and ermressions of sym-

. BOUQUET Fmvmm‘ Gladys and Peggy Robert-son, to Eternal Life, using th words,“ pathy received. gave evidence to l Ernest and Edna. prom, N, s . ‘ Jab as 3' “Xi, H a man ‘10, the esteem of the deceased.

, The family of the late Mrs. . d Mm, m' Simpson, shall he live again?” 7 V l ‘Laura Somers wish to express “woufﬁ s, l . ch01: ledthe congregation C ; their sincere thanks to Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Mel)“. in singing favorite Hymns‘ot the . I ‘ George Somers, Mr. Elma Mac- am, Haw. ~ . I _ ‘ deceased, “The-Lord’s my Shep- Th fanluy or the late Joseph Lean. Dr. Auld. J- L- Dawson proton Lions Club, Pictou, N.s. herd" and “Sale In the Arms O’Hainley wish to thank all those

a ,and all kinds friends and, neigh- ' “woof Motors Piston, Pictou, at Jesus." who gave Masses, Spiritual Bou- ‘ .bors for their farthful me and, N_ s, - , Large attendance at the ser- quests and sent expressions of

ethoughumne” in 30 many. ways Y My M, R.C.A.F._.$t-ation, vice and the many beautiful ﬂor— sympathy/also all those who 1:. during her illness and death. cm Borden, Ontario. ’ . ail tributes bore testimony to the helped in any way to help us dur- l Thanks to Mrs. Alﬁred MacKay, Cody’s and boys, Toronto. r esteem in which Miss Pheobe A. iug our. sad bereavement. _ Mrs, Ray MacLeod and all who Agnes and A1,, Toronto. . ‘Sentner was held by her rela- ._ , i sent ﬂowers, sympathy. cards The Border Motor Co, Calms. lives and friends. ~ ' ‘ “d ‘ ~ m m... fit, "N MEMOR'AM

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‘ ’ . Two dozen red mg Grade MacLeod, Austin Sentner, Pres- WILLIAM K. Mac‘KAY s3 IV teacher and pwléﬂs 0f Dawson 1301‘ 5911113419; Harry senlfel‘ﬁngur- A native Islander passed away I ' School. Pictou. N. - . 500k Ween: an ‘ eVin at his home, 833 Beacon Street, :; JOHN FREDERICK BOULTE“ r - Hyde: ' Boston, April 13, 1958, in his 78th,

I? ‘ Deep and pénetrating sorrow . ' i, V Interment was inlthe family year. He was a son of George E descelﬂied ;°n ,Mm‘b‘tm tahnd .sm' plot at Prinan Road ceme- and Mary MacKay, Clifton, New p ‘lgungmi dlstgetgegzih Bguﬁeell’x‘: ‘ - DEWAR nary, ' » . London, and let? he Island-when i _ 0 n ‘ A wnLIAM WESTON (shiteen years 0 ge- , . ' It 33310 gafat'h 0" Thw‘day’ June His .many mend; were Sad- He leaves to mourn? hls Widow, ‘7 rd’ 1 i‘ Mﬂbum P E I he dened to learn of the passing . _ g and two daughters, Mrs. Geo F. u - - . .. . . . . ll " “13135023 yléars 01 d ‘3“ ‘for ‘thé’last away in King’3,County Memorial The Sisters and brother of the Chandler, Jr., or Winthrop and A . o

he Cuskm 300 u or. features ‘

had been in the Hospital on Friday morning, late Miss Pheobe A. Sen-tner wish Mr's. Albert E. Sutcliffe of Lex- ‘ ‘ *‘ » ﬁnm looks and perform“

i “New Years . . r11 18th, 1953 of Mr. William to thank all who visi’wd them in inston and five grandchildren. A " :mloy 0f Mmmne Wiston Dewar 'after a, long ill- their bereavement and who sent, braille? DaVld J- MECK'ay, Van-

. ' \ ’ l l s . I ’ , . | L " - O Ilcmof Fiction, N- S- M r n M of oouver, B. C., and a sister Mrs. ' _ ' - M his death he was in charge“ ,ness. owers a. message-"f sym- J‘.:,A, Stewart, Kelvin Grove, P. . c a , u the transportation 0‘ live M Mr. Dewar was born in pathy. The-tr thoughtful acts and E_ I" and a host of friends who I I I . . . . . ,

A E . , - I s_ A, Brudenell on September 17311" words of sympathy have been _ . _ I! ligﬁugtﬂuﬁd? fgom one 1892- Shortly after Wﬁﬂd War I much appreciated. ' Wm be “"3 .m he” of ms pass

.r his m... so. am the tragic broke wt he “1‘5"” “‘1‘ the “this was in Floral WITH FORD, THE ounntcmorin: low PRICE FIELD i _ . . rive steel"... braces

- - ' tery Ontario. He Went . ' accident occurredat Sturm-idge, 9'33 Ball 0‘ , . g ,. t ‘ g ‘ Mass, near the Connecticut bot- overseas early in the second I Ceme er? are weld to the r f

. . . 1- 0f the war and saw action , I ‘ V . . - I I ' red where the truc‘laidleflt)ethteh11:5,};s is; after in France, where he BENJAMIN LINDSAY 00D _ Most: people guess too high on protection of the heavy frame rails. r3113 ofevery Farsi sedén

> way and overturn . a » erved till the end of the war in w . Ford 5 price. And no wonder! Ford , Ford 5 new, Interceptor V-8 and hardtop to Ewe you believed to be mSta'mmeous. i913 After comm‘g home he'and on‘the morning of June nth-v Mrs- J- A- Stewart, Kalvln, i has graceful styling and handsome ‘en‘gines feature Precision Fuel .the greatest roof rein- . Killed in the same acoldentiwas . rf th bou ht the Brudenen 1958, the community of Alexan- Wishes to thank all those who . t .0 f d 1 , I d . f f . , I ’l his “smut and mad fydneneynd' m? a l? latgr married Miss dra was shocked and saddened sent messages of sympathy on H} en rs once Gun 01! y Inexpen- n uctlon _or smooth, sure power, orcemeytm Ford 8 ﬁeld“ ﬁ Aubrey Macmnm 0‘ S ' giggnce 6 Gordon of Brudenell by t0 sudden death of one of its the death of her brother, the late * SlVe luxury cars. You rlde'm ﬁne- Teamed with new Cruise-O—Matrc Commuters have only 2 ,. River, N. S. , m a. Then after a number of most esteemed citizens in the .W. K. MacKay, Boston. Also all - car comfort, too, for every Ford transmission, they offer up to 15% , or 3 m Similar models. ’3 News the Mimi“: ages: wins. he t°°k up farming in person 0‘ Benjamin Lindsay; who sent get'weu cards’ ﬂowetsi front seat is cushioned with soft' savings on gas. For even greater You get extra strength L . Shmkmg goat of friends Brudmeu but due to in health WOOd’ age 530 years’ beﬁer tréats’ etc" When She was 111‘ foam rubber. _ economy, Ford offers the Mileage . and safety from these . ate famﬂy a ’ he was compelled to give up known to all his fnends as Babe. Many thanks and God bless you New from. and rear sus ensmn M k s_ C d , t V d th h. h . i“ and neighb9rs' heavy work In April, 1957, he He appared to all in good one and all. ' » th ,d P d a 91‘ 1X, .3113 as mos power- an 0 or 1g .quaht, . ; Fred’s bright and cheerful per- underwent 3' very serious opera- health and only the night before , mean a smoo er n e on any roa . ful modern Six. V I . I features m every Ford. " sonality shone like a light én thft mm from which he never fully his death :he returned from New ‘ I ,And for added stability, Ford’s Fust class travel costs less than B I . ~ g; darkness, hlshkeeréoaﬁdsr‘igag :91. l.ec‘overed. All that medical aid Brunswick, where had gone ACCe' '5 CO I TO frame is bowed out to let you ride y0u’d think in a Ford Let your II It in Canada... by Canadians...for Canadians *9 agggglillzgg “fig togegher With 3 “Eu” do was .to M “an as G°d ffegﬁfﬁﬁmsaﬁgsﬁg :3;ng church lower—-and safer too, Within the Ford Dealer show you why. r I SIX or V_8,

kind .and genefloufs lgaggeelﬁggg Wﬂzdle‘ggfmge'mourn a loving shock to his wife and family. i _

' 3303i? din" to husband and it“ ill? radiators: _ to. _ A. 4 I , me going

,, , ‘ ‘ er, - . i . .V . . . . ‘ V r 5‘- children, he indeed had a host FéoéenceM:%d{ﬁlrfon augag home. made friends easrly and once you H. Moore, pastor of Wllmot Uni- For axle/a buﬂﬁln qua/My a! no 9X0? 6051‘ [0 you see your Fag-n deg/er, 9‘ mend!“ There are also four sons: Ken- became acquainted he was your ted Church in Fredericton, has (Cﬂtatnfwmx mmmml amatin mugmmdwus m dz ‘ .- . . . r tilﬂﬂ ‘ , is great! ﬂ, He .leaves to mourn, his sor- Beth with the RCAF. at Sum- friend for life. accepted a can to Trinityst. A , a mnemopcwnazatgum mum",wa

rowing wife. Adelaide, their . , , t in In earlly years he gave his , . three sons: Leith. 11 years. Don- mersrde, Athol and Stewar 011- heart to the Saviour and united Stephen 5 United Church here.

“(L 21’2 years and Ronald. 5 agar-3%?ekaizgt gggneasoran was with the Alexandra Baptist He will takepver his new duties A A

months his widowed mother . , ' Church where he always gave of - id 53 temher . i ' t killed in Normandy, France in . 121 ml p . llvmg on the old homestead an 1944 while a member of the 3rd. hls best. He had a wonderful Mr. Moore was chosen repre.

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H Milburn who is PhVSicany ‘ ' of humor and whether at - ‘l . t hose grEal L-A-A-C-F'A' H15 momer’ Mrs' sense - sentative of the Maritime United . - Poor heam“ b“ w ' Albert Dewar f nee Levma Mac— work or play Was the llfe of the ‘ . $695.“... . . _ _ that? if Spmﬁual Strength has tman‘bihexlt" Donald) predeceased him by SIX Party- ' . Chunk! 'confergnce to the ~ 1~4 th . D. Alex MGCD'Onaid FvaCGQVJan F i S‘ R' Jahnson . possible to suerve ye a eeks He also leaves three sis- He was a splendld sportsman world convention on SChrlstlan SA ' t Staggering blow. b zvr .Lillian Jessie. and Flor- and for several years acted as education to be held in Tokyo. . l,“ . ‘ ’ The fouowmg 515mm and {19‘ :cse (Mrs ’Carl Stewartl: also guide and host to American hunt- Japan, beginning Aug- 6. S’Slde M tam": St. Peters Rd. Ch town ‘5 the“, are 315°. left“? m‘?’;¥.‘f=».,1§ (eme brother, James of Roseneath ers. In this work he was out! He succeeds Rev. L.B. Camp 0“ «:st D “‘5‘”? Dons‘ oodrs' p 1E, 1.; and fifteen grandchildren. standineg successful and many bell. o

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Gorl'lll). of Glenw