I Headquarters staff of the P.E.I. . Regiment (17 Reece) stand

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IN MEMORIAM

DAN ALEXANDER MATHESON The passing of Dan Alexander

Matheson, of Heatherdale, occur-

red in the King’s County Memor- ial Hospital on April 22nd, 1958, in his 70th year.

', The late Mr. Matlheson spent some years in the United States ‘and when that country entered

v. the 1914-13 war, he enlisted in

’ the army and went overseas and

served in France. On his return he came to his home in Heather- dale, P. E. 1., and engaged in the blacksmith trade.

He is survived by his wife, the former Doris Martin of Grand- ~view, P. E. I., and one brother,

-_'g Hugh, of Hamilton, Ontario.

> Because of his lovely Christian character, his friendly nature, his goodwill towards" everyone, his devotion to his work, his en-

"tertaining ability and his inter-

est in and support of every good cause, the late Mr. Matlheson was most highly esteemed by all who knew him. He was a valued and faithfiil member of Valley-

_‘ field United Church and «was active’ in it’s worship and work.

was conducted by’ the

The funeral held in the church under the direction of the Mac- Kinnon Funeral Home, was very largely attended. The service nister,

‘ Rev. Fred MacKinnon, who gave

as a comforting message from the text: “I, the Lord, have called

3 thee, and will hold thine hand

and keep thee". Isaiah 42:6, 116

' was assisted by Rev. J. M. Fras- , er and Rev. K. T. Norris of Mon-

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bee. The photo taken during the Regiments summer training period which concluded last week

shows left to right, Captain W.B.

tague. With Mrs. Peardon at the organ, the favorite hymns, “The L0I'd’Is My Shepherd” and “In The Sweet Bye And Bye", were sung. Mrs. W. A. Bruce and Mrs.. A. L. Fraser rendered beautifIIl- ly, a duet “Beyond The Sunset". . Interment was in the family lot In Valleyfield Cemetery and the pall bearers were Angus Martin, Alex Martin, Herman Nicholson, Max Cooper, Eric MacPherson, and Fulton;MacP|hee.

CARD OF THANKS

I wish to express my sincere thanks to Dr. Preston Maclntyre and nurses of King's County Hospital and the visiting clergy- men, also friends and neighbors for their cards and letters of sympathy sent me during my ‘sudden and sad bereavement.

1Mrs. Dan Matheson, Heather- a e.

CARDINAL RECOVERS ZAGIRIEB, Yugoslavia -(Reu- ters) — Alyosius Cardinal Step- inac, Roman Catholic primate of Yugoslavia, is reported com- pletely recovered from a critical iilllness. The 60-year-old cardinal, suffering from a rare blood dis- ease, had his condition aggrav- ated last month by an actuve at- tack of thrombobsis and pneu- monia. He is under virtual house arrest by the Yugoslav govern-

Peters, M.M._. adjutan-t; Lt.-Col. E.K. Kennedy, C.D., Command- ing Officer; Major D.J. McCor- mack C.D., second-in command; and RSM W01 Charles Ryan.

I Greenbelt For Ottawa Planned

OTTAWA (OP) — Government balcking to provide Ottawa with -a 37,500-acre greenbelt ring curb- ing urblan spraiwl was announced Wednesday.

An official of the Federal Dis- trict Coamnissivon, charged wifdh handling the 50-year plan for bea-utifyinig C a n a d a's capital, called it a far-reaching deci-sion to assist what may be an inIter- nat-ional first in urban develop- ment.

Shipping To B The new high speed trailer-on

expected to be extended to other Maritime centres besides Saint John, N. B., according to a re- port by A. Murray ~.lIlacKay, chairman of the Maritime Transportation Commission at the annual meeting of the Mari- time provinces Board of Trade in Charlottetown yesterday morn- ing.

The report predicts cxteiision of the recently introduced “piggy- back” service between Montreal and Saint John, which should prove to be of considerable ad- Vaflba-ge to our Maritime ship- pars. .

The meeting, presided over by the President, Mr. E. D. Reid, who welcomed the delegates, also heard a report from D. L. Morrell, General Manager, who stated that a trade mission, pro- moted by the Canadian Chamber of Commerce, would travel to the West Indies next January in the interest of promoting increased business for Canada.

There are now 102 Boards of Trade and Chambers of Comm- erce in the Atléntic Provinces, A. T. Parkes, executive secretary of the M. P. B. T., said in his re- port as he told the delegates of the many fields of endeavour. The work of the M. P. B. T. and results obtained were -also out- lined.

Greetings were brought from the Atlantic Region Junior Cham- ber of Commerce by its president John J. Ward who pledged the swpiport of his organizaltion in all the work of the senior group.

The financial report was read by A. I. Barrow. C.A., while a brief review of the work of the Atlantic Provinces Economic Cou- ncil was given by its president Dr. Frank MacKinnon.

A trade and industry panel dis- cussion by Provincial Ministers of the four Atlantic Provinces will feaiture this morning's ses- sion. With the report of the no- minating committee and election

Prime M*l‘n‘lStef Diefenbaker said Wednesday in the Cocmmonsl the government is prepared to loan the money to acquire On- tario land running t-hree-qu«a=rters- of the way around Ottawa. Par- li-a»ment's approval will be asked this session.

He set no price but the FDC has spent about $15,500,000 to date on acquiring land in the greenbelt area and estimated two years ago that buying the re- mainder would cost in the neigh- borhood of Purchase

be finished in several years.

ment in his native village of Kralsic, for alleged war-time col- laboration.

Tuesday evening

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of the number of acres

customers, to:

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ounce acid content, or one-half the purchase price, whichever is the lesser amount.

signed purchase slips, together with a' statement

of custom operators the names and acreages of

Provincial Department of Agriculture, ’

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of officers to follow.

The City of Charlottetown be host at a noontime reception at the hotel just before the clos-

Expecl Trailer-on-Flaicar

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1 Iing luncheon when guest speaker! -flatcar method of Shipping i5lWi1I1 be D. V. Condel‘. Vice-DI'€SI".Friendship Circle and repeating

Mrs. esting slides on the missioiiaries and some phases of their workl

qextended to the retiring om:-Igumr as charged. ers by Mrs. Mitton. ‘

A Chestnut Street man. out

FOIIOWMIE the bUS1H€S3 P61“-0d«;fr0m a previous sentence on an

Mitton showed \'eI'_v inter-

n India.

The meeting closed with the

adcnt and general manager, Atqthe Guild Cm-enam_

lantic Region, Canadian National‘, Railways. Presiding at the lunch-: eon will be C. R. MacLaggan.I; president of the Summerside, Board of Trade.

Baptist Junior Guild Holds Closing Meeting

The Junior Guild of the Char- lottetown Baptist Church met for its closing meeting at the church on June 10. This was in the form of a supper meeting. and, since each member brought a guest, there were twenty-five to sit down to a delicious h-am and salad supper. Mrs. Gerald Purdy asked the blessing.

A short business meeting fol- lowed the supper. This was pre- sided over by the president. Mrs. Windsor Brehaut, and opened with a devotional period led by Mrs. Dougl-as Cameron. The. minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. The Treasurer reported that just over one hundred dollars had been collected during the year. A new slate of officers was brought in for the coming year as follows: President, Mrs. David Heartz; Vice-President, Mrs. Kenneth Yeo; Secretary, Mrs. Gerald

Purdy; Treasurer, Miss Norma Newlson. A vote of thanks was

9 Men Appear

‘ In Police Court

City police court continued to hold heavy Monday morning sessions today when nine men afppeared on the docket that faced Magistrate K. M. Martin.

A 23-year-old Fort Augustus man will spend the next seven days in the Queens County jail. He pleaded guilty to a charge of driving while intoxicated. The sentence also calls for a one- year cancellation of the accuseds license.

A 22-year-old North Sydney man was remanded until this morning when he appeared on a charge of vagranoy. He pleaded

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appeal. was fined $30 and costs lor 10 days

when he pleaded guilty to a charge of being drunk and -incapable. He had been remanded from last week. A similar offense drew a fine of $20 and costs or 10 days for a 44-year-old Southport man.

A drunk and disorderly charge against a 44-year-old Dorchester Street man on the complaint of his wife, saw the accused fined $10 and costs or five days.

Other drunk and disorderly charges drew fines of $10 and costs or five days for a 30-year- old North Wiltshire man and a Stewart Street resident while a King Street man was timed $5 and costs or two days on the same charge.

The lone traffic violator, a Milton man, was fined $10 and

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costs or five days when he plead- ed guilty to going through a stop sign at the Rochford-K e n t Street intersection.

NOBEL WINNER DIES

COLOGNE, Germany (AP) ~_- Prof. Kurt Alder, 55, winner of the 1950 Nobel Prize in Chemis- try, died Friday. The published announcement did not give the cause of death. Alder, a former

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