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Mrs. P. Holland Is Laid To Rest

The funeral of the late Mrs. Peter Holland was held yesterday morning from her late residence s ito St. Dunstan’s Basilica where Solemn Requiem High Mass was celebrated by Rev. Eric Robin. Rev. Preston Hammill ‘was dea- con and Rev. Charles Holland, son of the deceased, was sub deason.

Present in the sanctuary were: rt. 2: An Marae, Ve

| The Guardian, Charlottetown, Thurs., Apr. 16, 1959. $

Canadian Legion attended in a body.

Intérment was in the Catholic cemetery where services at the grave were conducted by Rev. Erie- Robin, assisted by Rev. Charles, Holland. Legion grave- side services were conducted by Frederick MacAleer. Last Post

bugler David Mills. 3 Pall bearers were: Messrs. Thomas White, Daniel MacDon-

ald, —Stewart—Maelntyre,— _— Russell St. John and Mel- MeQuaid.

funeral was very largely

Rev. Patrick MachLaho

we "MacDonald, Rev. Dennis | Gallant, and Rev. Thomas Mac- Lellan. Assisting in the choir was Rev. Dr. Bernard Gillis,

Members of the Catholic Wo-

hospitals have decided to pro hibit visiting because of a large number of influenza cases in the city. Restrictions will start today at L’Hotel Dieu, Quebec General

BELOW EXPECTATIONS

day, the deadline for registering] ditions on paved roads played a

cars, trucks, etc., for 1959. Mo- ; tor vehicle registrar J. A. Gal- part in keeping the rush to a

lant thought -good driving con- | minimum.

3 Remanded For Sentencing Break, Theft Charges

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men, residents of Win- pe, East Royalty and Milton, guilty to charges of

entry and theft when they

d in County Magistrate’s partes morning before Gilbert A. Gaudet,

e were remanded for

ing to Friday.

Milton man pleaded guilty | stealing 10 hens, the eee

a Milton resident.

Winsloe and East Royalty | i “pleaded guilty to a. similar | e and also to the theft of 20 | the property of a Brook- | Woman and the theft of 10

bags of oats, the pro-

of a New Wiltshire man.

R. Foster is counsel for

defence, J. P. Nicholson is |

.B. Resident s Remanded

Port Elgin, N.B., man an nded in custody until Wed- , April 22nd, when he ap- in City Police Court yes- morning on a charge of tructing a police officer, who in the performance of hi<

pading guilty to a charge of ancy, a city man of no fixed dress was remanded for sen ing until Monday.

ay jail sentences were n by two city residents ap- ng on charges of being drunk

incapable. -

ling to stop at a red traffic tht cost a city resident a_ fine $10 and costs or five days.

TOMING EVENTS

of home cooking, Simpsons Friday April 17th 2 o'clock, | Point, Women’s Institute.

in St. Peter’s Holy | all, April 17th. Clifford’s a. to iliness “Our Boarding | *. in Southport hall, has | postponed until a later date.

at Mt. Stewart Memorial Friday April 17th. Sponsor- by Mt. Stewart Women’s In-

Mr. Report from Parliament Hill | 7:4 on Saturday, April 18th, C.FC.Y. TV.

Junior Farmers. meet. | Recreation Centre, New , tonight at 8:30. Guest Dave Peacock.

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than his residence was fined $20 and costs or 30 days.

A Hampshire youth was fined $10 and costs or 10 days when he appeared on a charge of driv- ing without due care and atten- tion.

acting for the Crown. Residents of Charlottetown and

The preliminary hearing of a

‘Charlottetown man charged with

obstructing a sheriff who was ex- ecuting a writ of seizure was ad- journed for consideration until April 22nd following completion of evidence.

A North Rustico man charged with having possession of intoxi- cating liquor at a place other

Midgell were fined $5 and costs or five days on charges of failing to register motor vehicles for the current year.

Similar fines were drawn by residents of Winsloe, one for fail- ing to stop at a stop sign and an- other for driving a motor vehicle

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DANCE AT ROLLAWAY FRIDAY, APRIL 17th

Modern and Old Time. Dancing Modern music by the Blue Cats Old Timers Geo Weatherbie

Time 10 te: 1 Adm. 60

men’s League, Basilica parish,

Overseas Nursing Sisters and the'and St. Francois d.Assise.

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Three county competitions with a provincial com- petition for coynty prize winners.

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