Announcements “CITY AND QUEENS

AFTERNOON TEA -and sale of home baking at the, YMCA, Saturday, Oct- ober 29th, 3 t© 5 p.m. Sponsored by Bunbury W.1,

DE. C.A. COADY wil! be absent from Charlottetown Clinic from Monday, October .24 until Wednesday, Novem- ber 2.

CARD PARTY: at St. Martins Parish Gouse, South Shore, Wednesday October 96 at 8:15 Prizes and lunch.

ONE RACK MEN'S SUITS and sport eoats clearing at half-price. Moore and McLeod Ltd.

ALL LADIES of the Fourth: District cet Prince County interested in the Pro- gressive Conservative Party are re- quested to attend an organization meeting, at Svend’s Inn, Kensington on Wednesday, October 26th at 8.30 p.m.

WEEKLY CARD parties will be -hed at Recreation Center, New Glasgow every Tuesday, beginning October 25 at 8:3¢ p.m.

. THE MENS club of Cornwall pastor- a) Church will hold a supper meeting th the Christian Education Center Oct- ober 26th. at 8 p.m. all men invited to: attend.

"MEN'S ALL-WEATHER coats, $25.00 | value, clearmmg $15.95. Moore and Me- Leod Ltd.

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Semi-Annyal Meeting

~ WEDNESDAY, At 8 P.M. All members urged to attend.

wOY ewEy worres, qrepess x=, Saturday, November 5. Angpices of St. John’s W.A.

THE HOT TURKEY SUPPER in Belfast Hall on Octobdt 26, has been cancelled due to a death in the com- munity, .

TURKEY and ham supper North River Recreation centre Wednesday, October 26th. 4-7:30 p.m, Sponsored by-the Jun- ame Farmers. Tickets available at the oor,

KINGS COUNTY

HOT TURKEY supper St. Mary’s Par- ish hall Squris Wednesday and Thurs- day October 26th. and 27th. serving from 5 to’9p.m. Bingo, Fish Pond, Cards Games, Bazaar table etc,

“TURKEY SUPPER, Cambridge Hall. Wednesday, October 26th. Serving 4.30. Proceeds in aid of Peter’s Road Church.

THERE WILL BE A meeting con- cerning consolidation of schools in Kil muir Commuhity Hal: on Wednesday, October 26, at 8:30. p.m.

A MASQUERADE DAN@®-“at For- tune Hall, Wednesday, October 26. sucges at 11,00, CINE Peters Orches- ra i

WOMEN’S INSTITUTE District Lea- dership Course will be held in Morell Legion Hall on Friday, October 28. | Registration beginning at 10 a.m. All | district officers urged to: attend.

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RISH SOCIETY

OCTOBR 26

ANNUAL MEETIN “BASILICA RECRE WEDNESDAY, All delegates are

to be held at the 200 Richmond’ Street at 6:30 p.m. Sharp

G AND DINNER ATION CENTER OCTOBER -26,

urged to attend. Signed:

The Executive.

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Charlottetown and-District-Labour-Council

<}to take place Saturday Trinity" United Church,

PRINCE COUNTY

RESERVE Wednesday, October 26 for Hot Chicken-supper-at- St Brigid’s- par- ish. Lot 11, Admission : Adults $1.25, Children °.75, cents

ALL LADIES of Charlottetown in- terested in the Progressive Conserva- tive Party are requésted to. attend a meeting at Party Headquarters, 168 Great George... Street, Tuesday, Oct- ober 26 at 8 p.m,

Vital Statistics .. BIRTHS

McBRIDE —Ray and,.Anne (Watts) are very happy to announce the ar- rival of their son, Christopher (Chris) Gerard at the Charlottetown Hospital on October 2ist, 1966, weight 9 Ilbs., 13% ozs,/ Brother for Gary.

HAYNES — At the Prince Edward ts- land Hospital ‘on October 18th, 1966, to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Haynes (nee Juanita Sherren), a son, Kevin Doug- tas, A eee for Allison.

McGUIGAN — Mr, and Mrs. Howland McGuigan (nee Gertie Daley) St. Mary's Road ‘are pleased to announce the arrival“of thelr. eon Kenneth Ger- ard at the Montague Hospital on Oct- ober 20th, 1966. Weight 8 lbs., 8 ozs.

ENGAGEMENTS

MacINNIS — BROWN tf ‘Mr. and’ Mrs, Joseph MacAulay, Souris West .wish to--announce™ the forthcoming Marriage of their adopted daughter Helen Sophia: Macinnis tp Ivan Brown son of. Alexan-

Charlottetown. Wedding to take place in the near future, ‘

McNEILL — GALLANT — Mr. and Mrs. Leonard C, McNeill, Richmond wish to announce the forthcoming mar- riagé” of’ their daughter. Evelyn Celina to Joseph Ronald Gallant of Rich- mond,.son, of Mrs. Emily Galiant and

~| the-late~Don»Gattant: Marriage” to” take”

place on November 19th, at 10 -a.m, in the Immaculate Conception Church, Wellington. =o

MORESIDE — BELL — Mr.,anji’ Mrs. Eric Moreside wish to ann ce the engagement of their. onl® daughter

Mr. Russell Bell and the late Mrs, Marriage to take place in November.

Mrs. Bruce Rameay, Summerside, an- nounce the engagement of their daugh- ter, Judith Ann, to John Earl Han cock, son of Mr. ahd Mrs. Lowell W. Hancock,-Summerside. Marriage to take place in the Summerside Bible rad ate November 19, 1966,

PICKETTS. — BOULTER — Mr.

Mrs. Crawford Picketts wsh to an- nounce the engagement of their daugh- ter Myrtis Blanche to Mr. John Lewis Boulter, son of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Bouter, Victoria, P.E.I. Marriage take place November 19, 1966, at 3 o'clock in the Kensington United Church.

LAUGHLIN — MAHOOD Mrs; or J. Lau

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men! “Eton i daughter, Helen Frances, to Grant Edward Mahood, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy R.

St. November 19,. 1966, at 11 a.m.

HAYWooD — HUBLEY Mr. and Mrs. ‘Bennett! Johnston Haywood—wish-to an- noiunce the engagement of their daugh- ter Elizabeth MacLeod to Mr. Rishard Beck Hubley ‘Of Summerside wiker 12-28

CAPD OE THANKS.

1 Wish TO EXTEND 6 sinters thi “you to Dr. Found, D a,fneere ae nurses and staff, aetan for being

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in the Provincial Sanatorium. special thank you to. all.

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Joan Marie, to Joseph Russell, son of |.1957.

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Wilard and grandchildren.

Magnetizing Cows Means Fewer Deaths

VICTORIA (CP)—Where does a cow carry *her pocket watch?

If Bossie keeps the timepiece in her four-sectioned belly, it could be fatal.

ows are sloppy eaters and have been known to. gobble up -pocket knives, watches a even old car springs.

These assorted pieces of me- tal which cannot be digested or eliminated result in a malady known as “hardware disease” for many Canadian cows each year. 3

But fewer-and fewer Vancou- ver Island dairy herds are vie- tims, because farmers have be- come attracted to the idea of magnetizing their herds,

A small. magnet is fastened in the bovine’s stomach to pre- vent the .sharp bits of metal from puncturing its walls.

The magnet is made: of a metal from moving through the animal,” says Dr. David Gaunt, a Victoria veterinary’ surgeon.

“The ‘magnet is made of a metal alloy not affected by the juices of a cow's stomach.

The cow then carries what he. termed. a small ‘“hedgeliog’—_ jumble of metal used in war- time to stop tanks—but with it. tle. discomfort.

IN MEMORIAM

CURRAN In loving memory of a dear husband, father and grandfather. Par- nell, who passed away October 23rd.

He was.a friend to every one, His_equal hard-to-find And Ao one ever s

pa Ao other. way’

iid “now~that ‘he is*Wtre-no’ more, ~ | —

Nobel Prize Winner Plans To Keep Right On With Work

on the-sorrow that we know. Be tempeted by comforting thought, That others love him so.’” Forever in our ‘hearts; His wife, child- ren and grandchildren.

MacEACHERN — In loving memory of James D. MacEachern who passed away Oct 25th. 1965.

He is gone but not forgotten

As it downs another year

Is our lonely hours of thinking

Thoughts of him are always near. Lovingy remembered by wife and fam-

Mae EACHERN — In loving memory of a dear father and grandfather who pass- ed away October 25th. 1965. & Softly the leaves of memory fall. ror de ma_father- and. seer shame a ane ‘ Unseen, ‘unheard, he is always. “near Still loved, still missed, and very dear. Ever remembered by daughter Louise,

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CUDDY — In loving memory. of our dear mother and grandmother Mrs, Clarence: Cuddy who passed away Oct- ober 24th. 1959. A token of ‘ove and remembrance To one we shall never forget Her memory to_ys is a treasure Her passing a life of. regret. — We do not need a special day To bring you te our minds. _ For the days we do not think of you Are very hard to find We miss the sound of your footsteps And your voice since you have gone, And though no longer we see you In our minds you still live on

__} Christy.-and family.

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CHICAGO (AP) — Canadian- born Dr. Charles |B. Huggins, who earned a Nobel Prize while working a seven + day week, plans te keep right on working against cancer.

He’s 65 and his hair is white. But his crewcut and _ tanned, ‘freckled. skin-give him a boyish appearance.

“The cancer problem is not yet solved,” he told | Thursday, ‘‘and I shall continue working with cancer so long as Almighty God permits me to.” Dr. Huggins, of the University of Chicago, won the award jointly with Dr. Peyton Rous, 87, _ of Rockefeller — University, New York—whom Huggins calls | “my hero in medicine.”

CITED FOR DISCOVERIES Huggins, a native of Halifax, was cited for his discoveries concerning hormonal treatment of prostatic cancer baséd~on

Lovingly remembered by son Harold

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OBITUARY

ALAN DONOVAN

On the morning of August 12, 1966, the residents of East Roy- alty and surrounding districts were saddened to learn of the death of eight year old Alan Donovan.

He left home the previous eve- several other children | to os them swim. After play- ing around for a short time the

that he was missing a wide- spread search began with the help of ‘neighbours and mem-

“Tbers of the RCMP until his body

was recovered the following mor- ning from the wathes of Wright's Pond.

A double sorrow followed that day when Alan’s grandfather Mr. Charles Donovan, died suddenly at his home in Charlottetown.

Besides his parents, Mr. ahd Mrs. Chester Donovan, he leav- es to mourn two brothers, Leon- ard and Kevin, two sisters Brenda and Kerry also his grand-

The funeral took place from Hennessey’s Funeral’ Home on Sunday afternoon, August 14th, to St. Pius X Church, Parkdale, where the Mass of the Angels was celebrated by Rt. Rev. P.F. MacDonald V.G., who also con- ducted the service at the grave.

The. pallbearers _-were_ his friends, Fred Williams, Ronnie Bradley, John Heartz, Douglas

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Wilma : Sigworth, Paula Cer- | etti and Clifford Mclvor of St. Dunstan’s University spent the |

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homes in Borden. Clark of Mount Allison Univer- | Wm. Mclvor.

Prince of Wales College

The public is cordially invited : to attend

| The Robertson Memorial Lecture | to be delivered by —

Dr. Fulton H. Anderson M.A., Ph.D., Lith, D., LL.D.

‘ Professor Emeritus of Philosophy — University of Toronto

In The _ College Auditorium on Monday, Oct. 31st at 8:30 p. m.

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‘OBITUARY

RONALD J. CARTER The death occured in. Charlot- tetown on August 3, 1966 of Ron- | ald-J.-Carter-in-his-86th year.

As a young boy he went to/| -work_in the .U.S.A..and worked. there--for-many-years,—then got | married to a girl from Ireland, Katherine McHugh. He then | came back to his native land, ‘P.E.I. and settled at Monticello | f ‘where-he- took up farming there: He made a good home and ev- erybody was always welcome. He was friendly, kind and cheer- ful; a good: friend and neighbour in sickness and trouble.

A good Catholic he received Holy Vatican andthe Sacer; of Extreme Unction frequently | by his pastor Rev. Father A.J. McLeod... '

He leavés to mourn two dau- ghters ‘Mary (Mrs. Waddman) in U.S.A., Sarah (Mrs. MacDon- ald )in US.A. also two sons, James Michael in the U.S.A. and ‘Patrick Jéseph in Monticello, | lay- | P-E-I., two sisters: Sarah (Mrs. Breault din Providence, R.I. and |

-garet’sRectory, Monticello. - : ... His funeral was largely attend- ed with Mass celebrated by his |

mother;—-Mrs,- Martin Brennan. | P"*"Y

neighbours.in-East Royalty;also r to their relatives, friends, clergy |

pastor, Rev. A.J::MacLeod. Vis- iting in the Sanctuary. were Rev. Father Robin, Father MacIntyre and Father a pee.

CARD OF "THANKS

The family~of-the late Ronald J. Carter wish to thank all their friends. and neighbours, Rev. Father MacLeod and other priests, doctors, nurses of the hospitals for their kindness. Also those who sent Mass cards and enrollment, messages of sym-

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