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MASTER OF ceremonies at , and labor, and Reg. Mac- *Jast night’s Sportsmen’s Din- | Adam, Morell, one of the or ner at Morell, Hon. Leo F ganizers of the program. The Rossiter (left) is shown here(| $10-a-plate dinner, in aid of

Morell’s $45,000 community |

with Hon. Henry Wedge, | rink project, brought out an |

(right) minister of welfare

Gala Sportsmen's

overflow crowd of some persons. The dinner was pre- pared and served by women

| of Morell village and was held

in the community hall.

Dinner

Attracts 200 At Morell

The Village of Morell was host | completion in early February. | last night to more than 200 per-| Mike Hennessey, sports sons, representing a cross-sec- | columnist of The Evening Pat- tion of town and villages from | riot was guest speaker. He Summerside to Souris, who at-/| pointed out two diametrically | tended the $10-a-plate function | opposed views upheld on phy- | to lend support to its $45,000 | sical fitness in Canada today; eommunity rink project. one opinion pointing to a low ‘Residents of Morell, who turn- path core gonedes diy py aout i force for this Crt youth of Cy coulry ae ove

| ized. heard an array of — speakers “— Hennessey advocated a’

praise their initiative and spirit | .. id of the road” course, | of co-operation for moving the | rious to attain the “sound |

undertaking to its present mind in a sound body” ideal, | stage. The rink is scheduled for | Vithout sacrificing one for the

sake of the other. * LATE NOTICES (Also see announcements m columns adjoining Classified Ad- vertising section.) |

MULLIGAN — In the Char- lottetown. Hospital, Jan. 1962, Mrs. Louis Mulligan, m her 49th year. Remains will be forwarded from the Mon- aghan Funeral Home to her Jate—residence—in_Newton_this afternoon from where the fu- neral will <be held at a time to be announeed later. j

GALLANT. — At the Charilotte-| town Hospital, Jan. 30, 1962, John F. Gallant, North Rus- tico, in his 62nd year. His re- mains will rest at the Char- lottetown Funeral Home from 7 o'clock this evening until funeral arrangements are completed.

HOUGHTON — At the Prince County Hospital Annex, on Tuesday, Jan. 30, 1962, Mrs. Lucy Houghton, wife of the late James Houghton, Second Street, Summerside, in her 89th year. Resting at the Bowness Funeral Home. Fun- eral to be held Friday, Feb. 2 to St. Paul’s Church for Re-

He paid tribute to Morell. for its programs for youth, parti-| cularly in baseball and ae | which have produced results in recent years. , |

Hon. Leo F. Rossiter, minis- ter of industry and natural re- |

30,- sources, and a_ resident of | Morell, was master of .cere-| monies.

OTHER SPEAKERS

Other speakers were Hon. An- drew MacRae, minister of agri- culture, who represented Pre- mier Shaw; Inspector A. S. Me- Neil, RCMP; Hamilton Douglas, president of the provincial com- mand’ of the Canadian Legion; Pius Callaghan, president of the Maritime Amateur Hockey As- sociation; James B. Jay, Morell, and Rev. F.P. Aylwafd, St. | Dunstan’s University, a former Morell resident.

Hon. A. B. MacRae com- mended the village for ‘its en- terprise in building the rink and i financial assist- ance and plenty of moral sup- port. When a clergyman

| ingly protested. about the latter

“not being good enough,” he replied, ‘‘well, we will offer our prayers, too.” . Mr. Callaghan reaffirmed his opinion that Kings is the most sports minded county in the , and on behalf of the MAHA congratulated the village warmly for its achievement. HEAD TABLE‘ | m Head table guests were: Wal- ter Coffin, Morell; David Bos- well, provincial physical educa- tion director; Hon. Henry Wedge, minister of welfare and labor; Walter DeSilva, prov- incial town planner; Rev. Don- ald MacLennan, Mt Stewart; Hon Leo F. Rossiter: M. F. Hennessey; Aldius MacKenzie, chairman of Morell village commissioners; Inspector A.S. McNeil; Rev. William Simpson,

Morell; Walter Dingwell, MLA; | + Colin_Jaekson,St.Peter,s;—Hon.

A. B. MacRaé: G. E. Hartlen, Charlottetown; Frank Dunn, Morell; Hon- Philip Matheson, minister of highways; Alban Eldershaw, Morell; Edgar. Mac- Kinnon, Morell village clerk; Reg MacAdam, Morell; Carl MacAdam, Morell; B. F. Me- Carten, Morell; John McGrath, Morell ; Thomas Kickham, Souris West, and James B. Jay, Morell.

ISLAND NEWS

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Arrangements will be made The chairman of the ' to hold a civil defence course %% Ralph Dickieson ee for’ the members of the New| oj) Yen Graded to hold & bes | Glasgow and District distor | harvey Gallnat of Mahala wan Farmers it was decided at a lost their bam and a quantity recent meeting of the group.) of livestock by fire recently. The deiails for the course were | The fire committee reported left to the education committee. | that several calls were answer- The members were asked to ed recently and that new hose submit suggestions or ideas for | and equipment has been order- enlarging the recreation centre. ed. i The proposals will be dealt It was anounced that ail with at a committee meeting members who completed the IC fo be held’ in the near future. | resources development course _" by : The annual Valentine party | are invited to a graduation ex- Graham Rogers of Charlotte | was discussed and the final de-| ercise and reception at Mont- | town, recently visited Montague. | tails were left to. the ways and | gomery Hall on Wednesday During their call here, they{ ~. MONT. means committee to look after. | evening Feb. 7. | Visited Joseph Lanigan regard- “OF Ce : Sas e meats rrening ‘South Lake Man Is Elect both weter ‘and ice snd whisy | 7, school will take place this. tos id Of ° . Sealer ant ie etry, boats. | Dewar, MD, as the principal| ate President Ot Souris Legion — ssa. othe 80° bons | Creer te raont SOURIS—Daniel J. MacDon-| Francis A. White, Frank! Mr, Lanigan, who resides in| Meet a the Memorial School | perpetual problem : ald, South Lake was named pre- | Praught Monlpgue where he operates a | Sdjacent to the new elementary | gee Seboel. Board im -19568: sident of Souris Branch, Royal| The retiring president, Bruce | lumber-mill,has~ applied for @ | PC0ot at 2:90 p.m. “and plans were formulated for # Canadian Legion at the annual|L. Stewart reported @ success- | patent for his invention, proceed to the new schoe!| new six-room high school. Less — inal’ too peovieci “comune? Bin thong Ferd seegile so ke ae a oe elected - were | bad been held in Souris during inspector of schools, | Teom wing t this building Joseph Deveau, honorary | the year the ribbon. which provided 12 exira class | recldent; Milton i. FitsPat-| The welfare chairman, Gor- Hynes ‘has sseved fa ag, Toomé fo the original sine room ltick. Ist vice-president; Joseph | don Cheverie reported that _ capacity the school. Due to a) i Flennessey, 2nd ; | $3,000 had been spent in var- | a number of He Ttapidly S enrollment, Gordon Cheverie, .| ious welfare activities of the anisted al the ribbon | eve | those becaine ‘treasurer; Harvey Poole, ser. | >tanch during 1961. by Mrs. Elsie Watter- | cfowded and following a disax |geant-et-arme; Donald F.Camp-| Tee service officer, Donald principal of the sche. | ene fine im December. I Dell, service officer, mm. | able success in bis efforts on monien, which wil’ be held’ ib| wed out, hoard’ taembers_ ‘em tbat ae 3 Battersby, | Pebalf of veterans and: their de- the assembly hall, tea will be|der chairman John Ballum ee John Jervis, Har.| Pendents. served by members of the Wo-| undertook the task of replacing | Martin John F. Dixon, Mil-| _7%e Tetiring president pre- | men’s Institute and the Home| the lost building with a new) ee ‘ Jocoph’ Hen.| 2emted the branch with _ a and School Association. %-room high school of pet: eT aon t. eae leather, bound book “Lest We manent construction with an | . he , ” w ; ‘ter Soloman, Donald G, Osborne, | Eoreet” in which was inscribed Bible Soci “The set Ge oe io ed of the branch for 1961. into the largest regional | Is Talk Topic | tas exons ‘to noch sn) an Former Resident | sc GC | cect tats tan-clonervm. IAIN ies in Californie: At Zion YPS |v siutts Sqean | : ‘** Dies In California’ ion on this aden a fs | SUMMERSIDE— Word hag | me, The work of the British and | With the advent of the 3 received of the death of Jama Foreign Bible Society and the | Sementary’ cassrvoms. wet? : mento, Cahf, Mr. McKay had | GAZETTE GUEST | Serena facta: Sie egnteley oy .

| “TS CONVALESCING = Mrs. Garth Kerr, Montague, ~who_has_been_a—patient inthe | Prince Edward Island Hospital |is much’ better and is now con- valescing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack MacKinnon, Brooklyn. i

IN MONTAGUE !

Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Mac. | Neill of Halifax, who were called | home by the death of Mr: Mac- | Neill’s father, the late J. Arthur MacNeill, arrived in Montague

New Schoo

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/on Monday afternoon.

OUT OF HOSPITAL | Mrs. Lebert Taylor, French | Creek, who has been a patient | in the Kings County Memorial | Hospital for many weeks, is greatly improved and has re-

just celebrated his 87th birth- da

y.

He was the son of John A. and Charity Campbell McKay of Graham's Road,_New—Lon- don. He attended Grahami’s

Road School as a boy, leaving | zeitte, following his return

for the west in early: manhood. He settled in southwestern Colorado, living in ~+Teluride and Silverton and Wag ae well known and beloved personality in- the mining field. He. retired to Sacramento, Calif. ; He is survived by his widow,

also a stepdaughter, Mrs. Har- |

riet Histed of San Francisco, and a stepson, Dr. William Burke of Sacramento, Calif. He leaves two sisters, Mrs. Mary Jane McKay of Chario-

Kay of Belmont, brother, Bert McKay of New London, also several nieces and

quiem High Mass at 9 a.m. Interment in the church ceme- Tenders will be called March tery. 1 for the new Charlottetown ele- |

, thool to be built near

CHAPPELL — At the Prince {re entvane to Crestwood Drive

For Occupancy In Oct.

to “Brighton” might’ be used to Read Tebeday name the new school, although | jact ae oe to thets home

the decision will finally rest with the ‘school board. Monday evening sccompenied

County Hospital, Tuesday, Jan. 30, 1962, James Hugh appell-6 :

78th year. Resting at the*Bow- ness Funeral Home. Funeral

to be held at Trinity United ‘There is no indication what it | being

Church on Thursday, Feb. 1, service commencing at 2 p.m. Interment in the Peoples cemetéry.

KEEFE—T he death occurred

in the Brighton area.It is ex- pected to be available for oc- ncy -in -October, “Dr. K-A-) Parker, superintendent of city | schools, said yesterday. | may be named, although the | architect is using the term “Brighton” on his plans, to dis- tinguish it from -other projects, Dr. Parker declared. od There were some suggestions |

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able names for this school, and

‘| the other new schdol which is

built on Upper Queen “West new locations, the old names

in will obviously ‘not apply to the new buildings Which will re

y at, his home iM ‘hic morning that the name! place them.

Employees At Gov’t Garage

lo Bay on Tuesday, Jaa. »

30, 1962, of Ivan* Henderson Keefe im his 72nd year. His remains will rest at the Perry Funeral.Home from 3 ‘o’clock this afternoon- from where they will be transferred at noon #riday to’ St. James’ United Church, Souris for fu- _mergl services at 2 p.m. In- terment in Souris West ceme- tery. "

“AT ARNPRIOR~— - Gilbert Clements, Montague, fs attending a civil defence course in Arnprior, Ont.

” and “Queen: Square” but:

| Bee Weiner Pfeiffer of Read- | ig. , Sears ¥

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MURPHY FUNERAL — The | funeral for James Murphy, St. | Mary’s Road was held Wednes | day, Jan. 24 from his late dence to St. Paul’s Church, Stur- | geon, where Requiem was celebrated by Rev. F

| Mullally, who also cond:

A meeting of employees of the- government garage and execu- tive members of the P. E. I. Public Servants Association will

| union | certification as bargaining agent for Govern-

ment Garage employees. Vincent Macintyre, president

| of the Public Servants Asso-

TO MONCTON Atwood MacDonald, Montague, left on Monday by car for Monc-

that , feel ||

ton, N.B. where he will spend this week on a motor mechan- les course.

; ) 18 GUEST ’Mr®. Annie Beck, Montague is a guest this week at the home’

of her son-in-law and an

ly after 3:15 yesterday after- noon. Only minor damage oc- |

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| service at the grave. Pallbearers were: Jack McGuigan, Raymond

| Murphy, Thomas Hughes, Hughes, Ivan McGuigan, John McCarthy. Interment was in

| church cemetery.

STEWART FUNERAL — neral service for Miss Elizabeth | Stewart was held yesterday af-

Christ, Montague, The service |

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. Committal service | | was at the Brudevell cemetery. |

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February Ist,

| or two days in jail

STOCK- TAKING Thursday, Friday and Saturday ROGERS HARDWARE MO) wage |

| turned to her home. nephews. | FROM PENN. ao and eae Hewitt. Forgery Case

Is Adjourned

Arraigned on a charge of for . Lorraine Georgie

case adjourned until’ Feb. 3, by Magistrate A: J. Hasiam in city police court yesterday.

ptist YPU

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Highlighting the regular meet- of the Baptist Young People

conducted by Eileen Hayter Eva Wood,

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Burton Lewis, executive | subject taken by editor. of The. Guardian and phrey, manager The Evening Patriot, will be | lottetown

~ Ot | speaker fo? the television program, Ga- li ™ last | Dg of

night from a vacation spent | ” | Leads”, was also shown in Trinidad and Whege. Bost junction with the Bible

of the program is Lioyd Mae | During the business meeting

Island Native

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Is Featured In Magazine |

| ttetown and Miss Pearl Me |

Mass.; one | putting his practical ideas to for a hockey game against St. * * * * * *

Innis, |“National Bulletin”, @ nation- | wide young peoples’ magazine. Phyllis MacMillan reported on the plans for a candy table at the Zion Church Valentine tea. Bill MacMicken asked all young people to meet at the | church Thursday evening to go An Islander abroad who is|‘to the experimental farm rink

| a very practical use is William| James’ Young Peoples Union. | E. Whitlock,

city, who is now director of ihe | Workshop, | of Women’s Day, a magazine in | Kindness.”

formerly of this! Shirley Bell and Malcolm Mae- | Pherson led in worship,

a hobbyist section| as their topic “The. eraft of

Asia, especially China was the

taking |

Mat- tutelage of his f , an art , Lower Freetown, had her’ ist and w

the Fawcett Publication group, | New York. |

Mr, Whitlock, subject of an article on his work in the cur- | rent issue of the magazine ‘“‘be- | gan his training under the

‘arver an. art.|* shop on Prince Edward ‘Islani, | Canada”, ” oe The father referred to was whose

the late Wiliam Whitlock, upon learning of the bereave- specialty picture framing ¢s- ment of close to you, tablishment im this city. was your first t is to ex widely known by another gen- press your sympathy as elo- eration. The gon referred fo is _ quently a8 possible.

a brother of Charlottetown Down the ages, fresh restaurant: Owner, Memton| aos Coane — Whitlock. : Nt om have aS and slice troubled

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