it

r

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‘ took its ﬂight to meet his Maker.

he carried on farming until his

‘ ' complain.

I esteem for one who will long be

' one son Francis, on homestead, ; also one brother Alf, in Western

I largely attended was held Mon-

‘ St. Martin's Church, South Shore , where Requiem High Mass was

celebrated by Rev. Father Doyle, 2, C. 85. R., who also conducted the ‘ .‘ service at the grave. -

.. Doyle,

4 Allison McMillan, Leo . DesRoche, Edmond Handrahan, Robert McDonald, and Joe Doiron. ‘May his soul rest: in peace. FLOWERS PILLOW The family '

"‘ School.

A total of seventeen Students received graduating diplomas at Kinkora High School’s closing ex-

GRADUATE AT KI'N'K'ORA

month. Shown above the group in- oludedi TOP ROW —— Thomas Doucette, Bernadette Power, Francis Johnston, Marion Lar-

son, Helen Rawe, Gerald Gau- thier; CENTER ROW — Beverly Morris, Catherine Gillis, Sister Francis Rita, C.S.M., Mary Train-

Page 14 The Guardian Saturday, July 12, 1958

Charges Laid Against N'o. Ontario Gas And Officers,

TORONTO (CT) against Northern Ontario

Ontario Securities Commission.

The charges, under the Ontario Securities and Corporations Acts,

TiCkets,

Charges Nat- ural Gas'Company Limited, three of its officers and one former of- ficer were laid Tuesday by the

involve trading in NONG shares. Attorney - General Roberts an- nounced last week after an inves- tigation of the company that charges would be laid.

Three provincial cabinet minis- ters have resigned in the North- ern Ontario controversy amid dl'S-

closures they held shares in the company.

Five informations were sworn out by the commission before

in Toronto Magistrate’s Court. They covered 13 charges—three against the c omp any; four against its president R. K. Far- ris of Vancouver; four against its vice - president, C. Spencer Clark of Seattle, Wash; _one against Herbert L. Mackenzie :f Cal'g‘a‘I'Y, a former officer; and one against N. C. Deans of Tor- onto, a director.

The informations allege:

Justice of the Peace John Little

1. That Farris and Clark ,were “knowingly responsible for trading by Northern Ontario Nat- ural Gas in its own account in securities issued by an industmal company;

2. That the company traded on its own account in securities without first filing a prospectus and obtaining a receipt (Farris and Clark were included In this information) ;

3. That Farris, Clark and Deans failed to insure that the company kept proper account

d records; b°°ks 3" failed to

4. That Mackenzie

WHOSE NAMES.

good for one week after this date, may be picked Up, at Guardian-Patriot Office. Ticket good for Capitol, or Drive-In.

or, Mary Peters; BOTTOM ROW- Genalld Ooady, Shirley Green, Harold Murphy, Myrtle Perry, Joseph Connie, Paula Morris.

ercises which were held last

IN MEMORIAM

WELLINGTON MURPHY

On Friday, May 23rd, 1958, the citizens of Charlottetown and South Shore, were. saddened to hear of the death of Wellington Murphy. About a month previous- ly they had heard he suffered a severe stroke and was removed to Charlottetown Hospital for ex- pert care and treatment.

All that medical care and ex- pert nursing could do was done, but God had decided otherwise and he passed peacefully away on the above mentioned date, fortified by the rites of the Roman Catholic Church, his soul

The deceased was the son of Thomas E. Murphy and Mary Ann Smith, and was in his 84th year.

He was very well known, not only in his rural district where

retirement several years ago, which he spent with his daughter and sondn~law in Charlottetown. Being of a quiet'disposition he never was known to murmer or The many beautiful

ﬂowers, tributes, mass cards,

telegrams, and letters of sympa- ,

thy bore a silent token of the

Remembered in the community. His wife, Mary Ellen Quinn, predeceased him thirteen years ago, also one daughter Ella. There are left to mourn, one daughter Lauretta (Mrs. Linus Monahan), Charlottetown, and

Canada; and five grandchildren. The funeral which was ve

day. May 26th., from his home to

The pail bearers were: Joseph

Reta and Francis. Linus and Lauretta. Lorraine and Pauline. Donna, Carol and Darlene. Sadie Mae and Tom. Vince and Ann. Harry and Stella. Reta, Stanley and family. Helen and Alfred.

, CUT FLOWERS Teacher and pupils of Fairview

MASS CARDS Lauretta and Linus (high).

‘ I

Sadie Mae and Tom.

Mrs, Seymour Manphy.

Ann and Vince Murphy.

Reta and Stanley Doiron.

Helen and Alfred Currie.

Harry and Stella. I

Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Handra- an. .

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Quilty.

Ernest and Hilda McNeill.

Mr. and. ‘Mrs. Joe Doiron (high). ’ »

Mr. and Mrs. Guss Quinn.

Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hogan.

The Griffin family (highw

John Quilty.

Gerald Hogan. '

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Walsh. _

Mr. and Mrs. George Wilson.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank McElroy.

Charles Monahan. ‘

P. J. MacElroy.

Mr. and Mrs. Rowan Sherry.

Mr. and Mrs. Vine Doiron.

Margaret Lafferty.

Mrs. James Cavanagh.

Mr. and Mrs. Matt Hagan.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Callaghan

Mr. and Mrs. Vine McCloskey

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Greenan.

Kathleen and Athol McDonald.

Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Mullins.

Mr. Wilbert Currie.

Char-

Sisters of St. Martha, lottetown Hospital. > Mr. and Mrs. William Doyle. Mr. and Mrs. James Greenan. Mrs. Gertrude McManus. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Doyle. Mrs. John Leightizer. Mr. and Mrs-Thomas Dever- «eaux. Mr. Ed. Dooley. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Prowse. Mr. and Mrs. James Doyleu Mr. and.Mrs. Charlie Currie. and Mrs. Patrick Clarkin. Mrs. L. C. McIsaac. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Doyle. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bradley. Gilbert Gaudet. ' Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Maddigan- Mr. Michael Sinnott. James Cavanagh. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Sobey. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Mullally. Basilica Sub-division of Catho- lic' Womans League. Eileen Ryan. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Bradley. Mrs. J.‘ L. McGuiga-n and George. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wilson. Leo Des Roe-hes. Mr. and Mrs. Lenard Peters. Mr. and Mrs. Joe McAvinn. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Fleming. Veronica McCarthy. _ . Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Shreenan. Mr. and Mrs. Pete' McQuaid. Mrs. Bernard Coady. ' SPIRITUAL BOUQUETS ‘Mr. Arthur Holland. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Ryan. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Cavanagh Mr. and Mrs. David Roberts. Miss Stacia Power. SYMPATHY CARDS ‘ Mrs. Anbney Blanchard.

Frances and Reta (high).

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Campbell.

says:

Meet Speedy Propane, he wantato say ~ For the modern fuel, phone us today.

CHARLOTTETOWN — Tel. 3934 ISUMMERSIDE Tel. 8011

/ Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Murray Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Boisner. Mr. and Mrs. Wallie McKenzie. Mrs. Mary Sherry and family. .Mr. and‘Mrs. Harry Kelly. Mrs. Mamie Gorveatt. Mr. and Mrs. Reggie Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Boyce. The McPhail family. Earl Noonan. Mrs. John Livingston. Mr. and Mrs.- Amos Clarkin. Mrs. Russel McKinnon. Mr. and Mrs. Tilman DesRocli-

es and family. ‘

Mrs. R. MacGillxvary and fam-

James Hogan.

Frances McElroy.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lamlbros. Mrs. P. Watts and family. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Clarke. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Champion. Emmett Hogan.

LETTERS AND TELEGRAMS Mr. and Mrs. Leo Ryan.

Mr. Alfred Murphy.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dooley.

BARB 0F THANKS

The family of the late Welling- ton Murphy, wish [to extend thanks to all those who sent mass cards, spiritual.boquts, ﬂowers, messages of sympathy and to all the kind neighbours and all who rememlbered them during their recent sad bereavement.

Sunday School To Commence

The United Baptist Church at Annandale is making lpllams to reorganize a Sunday School un- der the leadership of their sum- mer Pastor, Lie. N\A. Metcalfe. The Sunday School is to com- mence on July 13 at 11 am. and children and adults of the, com- munity are cordially invited to attend.

It is hoped that Ithree classes will be formed: the primary for ages 4 - 7 under the direction of Mrs. Arthur Hewlett; the junior eta-SS for ages 8 - 14 under the direction of Mrs. Kenneth Robert- son; and an Adult Class under, the direction of Mr. Roy Hewlett, who will also serve as the Super- intendant of the Sunday School.

Mrs. Roy Mills was appointed as Searetany~Treasurer. -

EARLY OHRISTIANS

The Amharas, largest race in Ethiopia, were converted to Chris-

* craft along other sections.

ﬂuidity in the 4th century.

Liberal Opposes Northland Plans

OTTAWA (CT) -— Development of the old shallow-draught water- way linking the St. Lawrence River with ,New York City via Lake Champlain was cited Tues- day by Lucien Cardin (Ir—Riche- lieu—Vercheres) as the type of project of benefit toboth Canada and municipalities.

The municipalities should not, be forgotten, he said in opening the second and final day of Com-. mons debate on national develop- ment. .

Canada’s settled areas con- tained too many urgent develop- ment problems themselves to warrant a rush of large-scale northern development at this time.

Hundreds of populated sectors need tunnels, bridges, roads and other improveents, Mr. Cardin said. taking issue with govern- ment plans emphasizing northern exploitation.

He mentioned as an example the canal from Sorel, One, to New York, which has been deep- ened to a 12-foot draught in some places but restricted to smaller

The Conservative govermnent had indulged in a “very danger; ous policy,” Mr. Cardin said, in putting forward a billion - dollar development program in the last election campaign. It had been a collection of “cleverly - worded half-truths” deliberately used to sell the idea that the plan was HEWI‘

Old colony Rail Branch Closes

BOSTON (AP) — A railway which for many years served a large and populous commuting area south of Boston—the 01d Colony—died Tuesday night.

On its branches are such his- toric communities as Plymouth and New Bedford, and Cape Cod towns.

The Old Colony branch of the New Haven Railroad, parent or- ganization, made the announce- _ment as the state legislature struggled with a bill designed to keep the Old Colony alive by pay- ing the road $900,000 toward losses in the next 12 months.

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