By GEORGE KITCHEN CBIILZITIIII Press Staff Writer WASHINGTON (CP) - The

coniinander of C a it a d a's new "cynic-age destroyer escort, the 5;, xiurent. brought the 2.600-ton warship to Washington Monday for , three-day official visit and pro- nounced her an unqualified success ,5 a fighting ship.

"Gentlemen. she was a success -tliere is no doubt about it." cmdr. R. W. Tlmbrell of Halifax and Vancouver told a press con-

lt'l'PllCe in reporting on two months at trials the St. Laurent has just completed with the United States

n'ai;v at Key West, Fla.

The Canadian-built vessel, equip- pad with the latest electronic de- vices for atomic warfare. met tainitv test successfully and ex- cl-cdcd her required speed-neces-

sarlly a military secret-with full

EASTERN GUARDIAN

combat load. .. The St. Laurent, on her way back to Halifax, stopped off here for a courtesy call and to Rive U.S. naval offics and scientists a chance to examine the ship's equipment and unique design. which incorporates a flared, rounded bow like that of a modern submarine. AN ELECTRICAL WONDER ' Timbrell. who met reporters in the St. Laurent's wardtoom. (its- closed that guided missiles will be added later to supplement her pres- ent armament, " ' "' homtna torpedoes, to twin three-inch antl- aircraft guns. two 40-millimetre anti-aircraft Bofors and two mor- tar moiints each capable of firing three anti-submarine bombs. For battle action. the St. Laurent has an extensive damage control organization and anti-decontamina tion equipment for use in the

ONE DAY dry cleaning service it requested. in at nine. out at five. Deluxe Di-y Cleaners, Montague.

LORNE VALLEY Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Nicholson, Charlottetown, spent the weekend

with Ralph's parents, Mr. and Mr!- Angus Nicholson. Lorne Valley.

Miss Lottie Crane. Charlottetown. ipent the week end with her par- into, Mr. and Mrs. Ward Crane.

Mr. John Drake, Hazelbrook. was 1 business visitor here on, March it

Mr. Walter MacLeod a former resident of this vicinity is spending 3 few days here.

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mac-Lead, Ch- irloltetown. motored to Lorne Val- ley to spend the weekend with re- lstiies and friends.

hlr and Mrs. Donald Shaw and (laughter. Eileen were visitors to lllartinvale on Thursday. where they were guests of Mrs. and Mrs. Robert Crane.

Mrs. Daniel Show underwent an

operation in the Kings County ileorinl Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Parker.

Georgetown, motored to Lorne Val- ley on Sunday. While here they they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. llunro MacGrath.

Mr. atid Mrs. Stanley Ferguson had as guests Mr. and Mrs. Wil- iliam Ferguson of Montague.

lllrs. Reuben McCannell is it pat- ient in the Kings County Memorial Hospital.

Miss Joan MacGrath. Bangor. ,rv(-enlly spent a few days with he parents. Mr. and Mrs. C.M.Mac- Grath.

hlr. Lauren MacLeod and Mr. Stanley Ferguson were visitors to Montague. c

ST. COLUMBA Friends of Mr.Peter A. Mac- Phee, Souris are pleased to see him around again. Mr. MacPhee

was a patient in City Hospital. Charlottetown, for some time.

Yliiss Minnie Gillls, accompan- ied by her nephew. returned to fharlnttetown. having spent the Easter Holidays at the home of her iallier John D. Gillls

The recent snow storm left roads blocked in these parts. The cutt- ings all filled so that cars or trucks here not able in travel. let us hope that will be the final snowstorm.

Mr. Anselm Donovan was a bus- Ines: visitor to Charlottetownon Tuesday.

LEGION AUXILIARY meeting. iLegion Hall. Montague. this even- ing.

SEE the new 1956 wallpaper pat- terns now in stock at 1-lilchey and Vanlderstlne. Montague.

PISOUID EAST

Miss Shirley Jay spent a couple of days during the week in Char- lotetown. guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. MacMillan. Fitzroy Steet.

Mr. Don Nelson and Mr. Bill MacDougall, Moncton. N. B. were guests in Pisquid East. Thursday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jay.

Miss Jaunita. Charlottetown" spent the Easter weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jay.

Miss Shirley Jay left Saturday by plane for Moncton having spent; the last two weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jay.

Miss Ethel MacDonald. Cove- head Road is spending her Eas- ter holidays with her sister, Mrs. Floyd Jay. and Mr. Jay.

Mr. John Birt. Marathon. Ont- ario. arrived during the weekend to visit his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Birt.

Mr. Wallace Woolridge left Mon- day morning to resume his duties on the Government dredge after spending the winter in o nth s at his home In Pisquid East.

Miss Isabel Birt. Charlottetown, spent the Easter weekend with

her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wal- ace Birt. Miss Georgie Dover attended

.the Teachers Convention in Charl- lottetown during the week.

iS'l'. MARY'S RD. EAST SCHOOL MARCH REPORT

Grade IX: Senior Theresa Daley

Grade IX: Junior 1, Russell McKearney;

2. Leonard Daley; 3. Elmer McGee.

Grade VIII: 1. Isabel Daley; 2. Gertrude Daley.

Grade V11: 1. Madeline Daley: 2. Jack Hughes.

Grade V: 1. Evelyn Hughes;

1. Agnes Daley.

Grade 111: (Senior) 1. Ivan Mc- Guigan:

2. Jean McGuigan: 3. .loan Mcltearney.

Grade 111: (Junior) 1. Doreen

Daley; 2. Vincent Daley: 3. Brent McGuigan.

Grade 1: 1. John Daley; 2. Francis McGee.

Highest average in senior grad- es: Madeline Daley 89 percent. Junior. Ivan McGuigan 85 percent. Perfect attendance: Russell Mc- Kearney and Francis McGee. Teacher Mrs Carmelita M. Dal-

Icy.

The Brethern of St. An

of ottr late

Mount Stewart. United Chu llotint Stewart Cemetery.

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MIDNIGH

MASONIC FUNERAL NOTICE

A. F. & A. M. A.M., Montague and visiting Brethern, are requested to meet at Masonic Temple, Montague, on Wednesday. April 18. at 12:30 p.m. for the purpose of attending the funeral

Brother. Fred G. Leard, Pisquid. Funeral.lea.v- Int! the Cutcliffe Funeral Home at. 1:15 p.m. for service in

BY ORDER OF WORSHIPFUL MASTER.

SCREAM TI-IRILLS THAT WILL HOLD YOU ON THE EDGE OF YOUR SEAT!

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drew's Lodge. No. 13 A.F. 8:

rch at 2:I30 p.m. Interment

T SHOW!

St. Laurent Skipper Says Ship Unqualified Success

event of atomic attack. Virtually an electrical wonderland. the ship has electronic and electrical sys- tems more extensive and complex than those carried by Second World War ships twice her size,

electronic networks, Timbrell said the St. Laurent uses 8.000 radio vacuum tubes. compared with 75 installed it a theti-modern de- stroyer he commanded in 1939. Noting that some warships are

quickly out-dated because of the tima lag between the planning gtgge andthe launching. he ex-. pressed confidence the St. Laurent' will be able to combat operational submarines for the next 10 years because of her up-to-the-minute de- sign. Provision had been madc to, incorporate the latest equipmentl "as it was developed.

The St. Laurent sails for Hali- fax Thursday.

Ill lllEM0lllAM'

CALVIN W. WOOD

The death occurred at the Prince Edward island Hospital on March 13 of Calvin W. Wood of Cross Roads in his seventy-fourth year. He was born at Hazelbrook in 1882, son of the late George and Eliza Wood. He lived for several years in Hazelbrook later moving to Cross Roads where he built a home and carried on farming and dairylng. He was industrious and very successful in all his under- takings in life and suceeded in creating for himself. his wife. and family a very fine and hospitable home. He was interested in all that was for the welfare of the com- munity and was always ready to lend a helping hand in any worthy cause.

The late Mr. Wood was for many years a faithful member of Pownal United Church. In his passing the community has lost it good citizen: his children a kind father and his wife a faithful and loving husband. He now rests from his labors. and awaits the coming of his loved ones to greet them on the golden shore.

He leaves to mourn his widow, formerly Mary Jane logs of Pow- nal; three daughters. Hazel. Mrs. Raymond McEwen. Halifax, NS; Myra, Mrs. Willard Prowse, Brack- ley: Hester. Rev. Mrs. E.B.S. Miller, Sydney, N.S.; two sons, Parker at Belvedere: Preston at home. also his brother. Lawson Wood on the homestead at Hazel- brook. One son. Roland, predeceas- ed him many years ago.

The funeral was held from Trin-

To illustrate the extent of the I"

TROIS-RIVIERES, Que. (CP)-

A search for oil in areas border- in: the St. Lawrence river is ex-

,l1ected to gain impetus this sum- mer.

some geologists are convinced that oil fields as large as those of Alberta will be found some day the St. Lawrence river valley. although prospecting to date has produced no major find.

imperial Oil Company has had crews working at various points along the -south shore of the St. Lawrence river. and an increasing ntimber of smaller companies are sending our prospectors.

A Calgary company - Great Sweet Oils-ahas announced it will start this summer to drill 50 ex-

Push Search For Oil In Area Bordering St. Lawrence River.

perimental wells in the Trols-Riv- leres region approximately 90 miles northeast of Montreal. Several oth- ers are reported interested in ob- taining claims in the district. Romuald Morin of Montreal. president of Three Rivers Gas and Oil Limited. said in an interview he has been prospecting for oil in various part of Quebec for four years and has not given up hope that a major find wll be made. He now plans to concentrate his attention on an area near Yama- chiche, about 10 miles south of here. Traces of natural gas and oil had been found in the area. since the prospecting started

four years ago. an estimated Sl50,- 0

000 has been spent in the Trots- Rivleres area.

with service conducted by Rev. T.R. Goudge of Pownal United Cliurch. sistcd by Dr. AS. Weir. The music was under the direction of Mr. Royslon F. lllug.ord assist- ed by the members of Pownal United Church Choir, Hymns sung were ”Unto the Hills do I lift up my Longing Eyes" and ”The Lord is my Shepherd". ' Pallbearers wt-rr !ll.W. Wood, W E. McCzilluni, l-Earl ilallem. James Wood. Wt-ntlcll Wood and Earl Jctikitis. Interment was in Cross Roads ('cinetci1v There were nlillly hcnttlitul flow- ers froui loving lrteuds: PILLOW The Family WREATHS Grandchildren Lawson and Mildred Pownal United Church .Aunt Elvira and Family Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Beanlands, Halifax BASKET OF I.II.lI-IS Ladies Association

First United Church, Sydney, NS.

BASKET OF MIXED FLOWERS Men's Club First United Church,

Sydney. N.S.

SPRAYS

Wellington and Malilc McNelIl Cross Roads Women's Institute Percy and Sadie Wood

Mrs . Jane Balliiiii

Mr. and Mrs. M.W. Wood

Family The Reeves Faiiiily Mrs. W..l. Storev and Family Prudence and Frances Fulton and Isabel Hilda and Rob Conieron Mr. and Mrs. t" M Cox Jennie and Charles Mallett Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gander. May. Johnny and Melvin W.H. Drake and Family Eileen and Lawson. Sally and Gil- bert Baldersort Brothers Winston Birt

ity United Church, Charlottetown,

CUT FLOWERS

Elizabeth. Sally and Verna. Mon- treal, P Q. ,

Jennie and Arthur Richards Margaret. Morton and Derek Dew Mr. and Mrs. Earl Jenkins

CARD 0F THANKS

Mrs. Calvin Wood and Family wish to express their sincere thanks to Doctor Seaman, Doctor MacKenzie. Nurses and Staff of the Prince Edward Island Hospital. the Clergy. all who sent cards and letters of sympathy. and their neighbours for their kindness in their recent sad bereavement.

Mrs. Calvin Wood.

Police Bulletin Has Warning Re

I N in doubt can you panes headquarters. .

I In dist-tlssinti with Chief Of Pul- lnf C W.MacArthur. he noted that With the warinenweather coming 0" making I-l'Ell'8Illng much easier.

Rubber Cheques the "Rubber Cheque Boys" gen”.

The March issue of the Canad-: - r . in Police Bulletin contains an art- l ENZ,-1,Tyep..nI2:,r:2g'rlhaul”"mj . H” icle under the title of, ttkubberlugcmer oakesi and s;Jl:::gelTl'o"3 Cheque Boys" which no doubt willr cerned follow ,them it will bian- be of interest to both businessmen great help .0 lb 1'. ' and tourist resort operators in the E D" ('9'

Province. -mm: LOL- The highlights of the article

point out that due to the banks

having been operating on a five

day week. "bad cheque" artists lllr anti Sir.-' it P. George Sr..

II8Ve taken BdVBnt3IZ9 (ll It in lIl- lune retitriicd to their home in crease their activities. The Saint (if!tlliLIl'lL)lln following a visit of John. N.B. police have UFLZPII all st-vnral niontli: with relatives merchants to be extra vigilant arid in St John, A 3, try to follow a few simple rules,

outlined by Chief of Police .l. 1.. Frtt-nrls in Mr. John D. Gotell alies. vare siirry to hear mm he Entered RULES To FOLLOW lliostittnl in ('lit-irlottetown.

1. Accept only cheques for the .llt'-' Ni-Isun Rulnnsun at Char- amount of the sale. tfrequentlv the l””"'"l”' "35 3 V9l'9n1 8119-it It the cheque passer makes a small ill? hutnc of Mrs. Mary Yorston. pgirchgse to get the' refund froml '” d I h

e c equel. ' rs an Mrs. Dale Galag er

2p Do not accept cheques from of Sherman Station, Maine, were persons not living or working in .... . the general area. ,

MOR ' ?

3. Be alert during holidays, WO6I(- ' E NORK FOR MACMILLAN

ends or other days when banksl T0lt().V'r0 ICPJ - Sir Ernest

"9 '-'1059fl- p tMaCMlllall. who retired last week 4. Require endorsement in ymii-tam... 35 .,.a,.s as conductor of the I”e5e"”.e'V p K. Ttlrontti Syinphony Orchestra, has 5. Misspelled or inconsi-it-iii-b....,, gllguoglcd to head 3 Domjn.

names. addresses .and amuunlspion Arts t'ouncil. Mayor Phillips, should arouse suspicion.

. I , I . ldlIl'lll2 his weekly radio broadcast

6. Require positive identificationIs..m1ay' Sam the Massey report 9" 3" cI'eq””' than Sulilzested establishment of 7- BGWBFC Of Strangers who arersuch a council and that Sir Ernest

Tues.. Apn'l 17, 1956

recent guests of Mrs. Gallagher'st parents Mr. and Mrs. David Lav- ers. Mr. Gallagher. who is a stu- dent minister, took part in the Eastern Conference, held in the Baptist Church.

Mrs. W.W. Mat-Laren, has retur- ed turned to her home in George- town following a visit in Montague as the guest of her son-in-law and daughter. Hon. and Mrs. Keir Clark.

Miss Anna Mair.R nl New Brunswick, was a recent guest of her hrotlier and SlSlPTvlll-Iall. Mr. and Mrs. George Mair

'l'lie many lrii-lids ill Mi. War- ren Llewellyn, are sorry to hear that she is a patient in the ('nar- lottetown Hospital.

The Annual East:-r (IiitiIi-t't-lice was held in the Baptist Cliurcli at Georgcluun, oti flood Frttlax. with a large number in attctirlaticc Mr. Everett King of Montague, was chairman for the dai, The first meeting of the day iius at 10:39 AM. opening with a satin service with sing lcatlcr .lti(- Woot- en, then followed a sessttui o prayer. The first spr-akcl' ot thr day was Mr. Alan Wchcr of Sum- merside. who brought a very stir. ring message. The morning sessioti was then closed utth prztver. alter ithich lunch was st-rictl and a time of fclloii.-liip uax onjoyetl by all present The afternoon sass ion opened with a song service.

The first message of the alter- non was delivered by Mr. Milton

over friendly 0? WI"? Call yuu hyltas "far from completed his serv- name. ice to conitnunity and country."

Sydney and Elizabeth Taylor and .

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A trio composed of Mr, Aim Weber, Mrs. Jean Ramsay and Mr. Alan Weber. sang very effectively "Count Your Blen- ings.”The evening service opened with song leader Joe Wooten lead-

ing in gospel songs and chor- uses. Mr. Dale Gallagher showed

slides on his work in Bay of islands Nfld.. vihere he and Mrs. Gallagh- er will go to labour for the Lord

on 'lla,i lst. 'I.llt'll tolloiu-(l a lntltcs” quartet, lllllk. A H .lenkius. Mrs. A. Mac-

Ncil. Mrs. .l.D. Blackett and Mrs. Mtii-tic Babint-att singing ”The liczirt That Was Broken For Me." The ncxt speaker was Mr. Louis llztrrts of Beach Point. A solo by lllrs. l)aIt- Gallaglier, "Wonderful" was much enjoyed.

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