TUESDAY

IN Msmoruam

Dill. I. PITX EAIIINGTM

III! many frllidl of Mrs. Ther- on llarrington. widow of the late I. tote: Harrington. formerly of K and Charlottetown, regretted in learn of her sudden passing out a. lengthy illness, on May 7th. at the Victoria General Hospital Halifax.

Ira. Harrington was a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Duf- fy of Maplewood, Prince Edward Island. After completing her prim- ary education, the attended Prince of Wales Oollege and upon gradua- tion. devoted sane years to the latching profession in the various schools of the Province.

The late Mrs. Harrington was an exemplary wife and mother. imbued with the ideals of a Christian home. she devoted her life to the education of her ism- lly. 'l'hat her goal was in the full- est measure attained is attested by the fact that all members or her family attended Prince of Wales college as a preliminary to fur- thering their education in differ- ent universities to prepare them for their various careers. some of her children followed her own career in the teaching profession not only in P. E. l., but in other provinces of Canada as well. In ad- dition. Mrs. Harrington had the honor of sending one of the youngest students ever to attend Prince of Wales College, when her eldest son, Cyrus, passed ma-

triculation before completing his.

iwelfth birthday.

Though devoted to the inter- ests of her family, the late Mrs. Harrington took a keen interest in ccm-munity work. She was pro- foundly interested in all church affairs, and was for many years a most ardent worlcer and promoter in the various activities of the Wtlnen'I Liberal Club. She was a Silver Croasimother, having lost her second son, Eugene, at the Battle of vimy Ridge.

She is survived by six daugh- ters. Rita, wife of J. F. Berry. Bank Manager, Prince Albert. sash: Josephine, wife of Major C. I-Iemphlll, Halifax. N. 5.; Car- men, wife of O. W. Ramsay, Ram-

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In loving rumor: of Ilrs. Char- les Mcuara of Iris. who upamd this life May llth. me.

Just a-tribute of love and reasons- beranee.

To a mother who was one of the has

3. The Joys that she -Ins! on lllo's highways. May aha find is God's garden of not.

Your place In the hone in o-ply, Your smile. we can no it no man. Still in memory we hold you, dear

mother, ., And think of the good than be- fore.

Inserted by Husband and family Charles McLean. Iris P. I. I. .... ..

say and Co.. 'rr-uro. N. 8.; Mildred of the Model School staff at Prince of Wales College, Charlottetown: Kathie Anne, Accountant at Jack and Co.. Hfx.; Virginia, Secretary at Atlantic Construction 00.. Hfx.: and one son, Urban, Municipal Commissioner for the Province of Nova Scotia. one daughter, Maude. and three sons, Cyrus, Eugene and Vernon, predeceased her.

The remains were forwarded by train from Halifax, and arrived at Charlottetown Friday evening where they remained in the A. A. Hennessey Funeral Home till 10 A. M. Saturday, whence they were taken to summertleld for inter- ment. At summerfleld, Requiem High Mass was celebrated at 11 A. M. by Rev. Eugene Murray. the sewers being Peter Stephen Campbell. and Terrence Strath- cona Campbell, grandchildren of the deceased.

Thus closes it life of true Chris- tian virtue. s. life which was an in- spiration to all in life, and in death a pledge that life is just a beginning.

There is no death, the stars go down 0 To rise upon some fairer shore, And bright in Heaven's jowelled crown, They shine.forever more.

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lfisted of 6 turkeys, 4 chickens.

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P. W. C. Second Year Students

Front Row (left to right): Elizabeth Doyle; Marina Buell: Mary Maclsaac.

Joan MacDonald; Maureen Bohaker; Audrey Horne; Robin Houston: Don MacNelll; Shirley Clay; Ann MacDonald.

Ion Gillis; Gerard Arsenault; Bruce McKinley; Bill

Hurst: Joan Middle Row:

Briar Chandler; Gertrude Barrett; Back Row: lan Cameron;

MacKinnon; Bill MacCann(-ll. (Missing)-Ruth Currie.

MncGuire; Marleen

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Barry Stevenson, 5-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Steven- son, North River, does his daily chore on the farm by milking one of the cows twice in day. Barry says milking is lots of fun, and no mailer how cold it gets the 5- ,vear-nld lad is always up and out to the barn at milking time.

In a 17th century cemetery in the old country may be seen a gravestone erected to Thomas Gabells who died in 1694, or just faded away, we are told that he:

Was fresh and understanding too

At 86 as those who woo,

When Death with crookcd scythe

and glass

Set out the bounds he should

not pass.

But older still is a Roman in- scription believed to he a memor- ial to a soldier. It has a simple border of palm leaves and a Greek poem of seven llncs.

Great Britain once fought a war to force opium upon the protest- ing Empire of China.

When J. L. Iletrick, 81, retired farmer, Monigomory County, N. Y.. rnirrtnincd his family tree at Christmas dinner, 82 persons sat down for the big meal which con-

half a dozen ducks, one goose and two huge hams.

...Ma1es.n:f the .r:ommon.sparrot1.

FIRE

IIA Doreen Dennis: Joyce MacKay; Phyllis Dover; Marge

Davison;

Florence Gillis; Clifford Gillls;

are much more active in nest building than are the females of the species.

You may now buy a pocket stove that will fry an egg in 3 minutes or hoil a cup of coffee in 8 mlnues. The midget stove is heated by ihe action of a small chemical pill, believe it or not!

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Mrs. Mildred Mae and her son Howard, of Milford, Conn.. are both serving on the police force.

The home of Mr. and Mrs. An- thony Griffls of Bethel, Mm, was entered (wire and the family gold fish stolen before they discovered the thief was the family cat.

Stranger than fiction is the riory told of an aged man on his way from Victoria, 8. C., to Utrecht, Holland. to be the sub- ject of an experiment. His heart will be replaced by a mechanical pump.

The heart pump was developed by professor Jongbloed, who is reported to have conducted suc- cessful heart operations on an- imals. The man undergoing this experiment wishes to have his name withheld as he has signed a contract with the professor ah- solving him from blame if he failed to survive the operation.

Arthur Rngow Haas of Realriear. Alberta, lost his shirt in Sam Lee's laundry. even though it was re- turned to him, in Nelson, B.C.

Tho rub was that he had for- gotten to take 3200 from its poc- ket. The shirt came home minus the money. Even the famous Mounties were unableto "trace the

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Buying slaves in Japan is alill possible despite a national law which prohibits human slavery.

A good female slave sells for 514 to 550 in Canadian money- depending on market conditions and the age of the gal. Since the war, boy slaves have been pur- chased by Jap farmers in increas- ing numbers.

Most of these human slaves come from the poorer districts. and are taken to lhe cities for distribution to brokers who nre,ln touch with prospective buyers, which reminds us that one half at the world never knows what the other half are doing.

Wise or otherwise, wisdom is the art of being away when your neighbor comes to borrow some- thing.

You can give new life whlskbrnom by tying a around it to hold it straight and clipping off the shnny ends. Then soak the whisk in hot suds for an houn

Many a reformcr siumblrs over a pile of trash around his own door when he salllcs out to clean up the world.

Poverty may be inconvenient and sometimes downright cruel. but it has its compensations. Among oth- er things. it deprives many pen- plc of things they are better off without.

During the days of Madam do Pompadour. perfumes were in

great favor. and formed an im- portanliwpart of every lady's ex-

OUARDIAN. CHARI&TTI'I'OWN

ponua. Iladanrs was 8100.0!!! is a single year. She even speed scent to personal letters. 0 O 0

Inside a large egg in a hen be- ing drawn for the oven. Boris Konecny of Klngfleid. Maine, ro- porta he found 4 soft eggs con- taining nothing but yoke and a transparent membrane inside of which was a dead chick of hatch- ing size and another tiny eg .

And at Westboro, Mass., nature pulled a fast one on the poultry farm of Bob Peck. The big eur- priae was Siamese chicks, joined at the base of the neck. A late report says they are doing well.

Just in case you don't know who Baron von Zioglerhoff is or

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formerly 1-Iernaea Goerlng's shepherd dog. The dog ones help- ed to the notorious Bolnn prison camp. Six feet long and weighing 110 lbs. he is the largest shepherd dog over brought to Ann-

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After the allied armies took over the dog was picked up by U. 8. officers and later sent to the Ken- wood family in California.

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MAY 13. 1981 IN MEMORIAM

Isaac nowasn ' '

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