FRESH IWEET PIAI M the Market thll morning.

WE REGBIND cranksbafts. Maritime Motor Suppl! 00.. Lul.. 42 Beasley Ave.

ARRIVED T0-DA Y- New ship- ment of Dacron Dresses. 51111 Dresses. 'I-Ielen's Dress Shop. 54 Gmmm Street.

"ISLAM ut.u.l.. Queen street. dial sass serving fidl course gnu;-3, speclalisinri Chinese. dishes '

IN HOSPITAL. -- Mr. Kevin Farmer. son'of Mr". and Mrs. John Farmer. Kinkora. has entered the Chprlottetown Hospital for.treat- ment.

Macl)0NALl) RADIO 8 VICF.

City and Central

xadio repairing Amplifle and .-ound systems. Disc and tape re- mains lilo Kent Street. Dial . 5:

UNITED PENTECOSTAL JHURCH. 37 Elm Avenue. special Missionary " ” " tonlsht REV- Neilson from Jamaica will be tell ting”'snd showing pictures of Mis- giqnary v-w-l- Vnu are invited.

-' JENGAGEMENT.--Mr. and Mrs. Elton Woodside, Cllnton..a the engagement of their daughter. Shirley Florence to Rolland Archi-

bald. son Li . Union Road. Marriage to take place Julv 29th.

ENGAGEMENT.-Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Mar.-Millan. Wood Islands. 8"- nounce the engagement Of the" daughter. Sara Florlne to John Thomas. son of Mr. and. Mrs. Clar- ence Lowe, Murray River. Mar- rlage to take nlace in the near fut- IIFP.

European Newsmel. Visit The Stampede

CALGARY (CP) - welcome was given 18 European journalists Sunday afternoon when they stepped off a CPA airliner gt Calgary's municipal airport for a brief look at the CBIIIYY 5llm'

e.

"The journalists are guests of Canadian Pacific Airlines which brought them over the newly- inaugurated polar route from Ain- gtu-uam, Holland. to Vancouver. ,. frhey represent newspapers and news a encles in the United King- dom. est Germs , France. Hol- land. Switzerland and Belgium.

Boy. -Admits He . Derailed Train

MULDRAUGH. Ky. MP) - A L8-year-old boy Monday admitted he caused a seven-car troop train to-derail near here Sunday.

But authorities said the since he did it only "for fun" an had no criminal intent, he will not be prosecuted.

B The boy admitted putting wood and rocks on a rail. This jolted wheels and knocked the locomo- tive off the rails. Six persons were slightly injured. The locomotive flattened two outhouses and a woman who mistakenly thought her daughter was inside one of them was treated h hospital for shock.

Card of Thanks

We wish to express our sincere thanks to Doctors. Nurses and Staff of the V. G. Hospital. Hali- fax. to Dr. Stewart McDonald. Dr. I. Rachmel. Special Nurses. Nurses and Staff of the P. I. 1. Hospital. to the Clergy. Mr. MscLean. Mr.

nnounco and Mrs.

or Mr, and Mrs. Earle their vacation with Mr.

A western .

LOWE! IONTAGIJE BEG- A Wednesday J 18h.Inb-

CI to Roy Altken.

ENJOY VISIT-Mr. and Mrs. Robert MacDonald. ei Hardwick. Vermont. accompanied be their MacDonald of arle. N.Y.. have been visiting on the Island. While here they were the guests, of Mr. MacDon- ald's sister, Mrs. Margaret Mee- Leod. Chestnut lt.. Charlotte- town. Mr. MacDonald. who is a keen fisherman. caught a ll- lnch trout which weighed an lbs. and claimed he had the best time of his life during his visit here.

Personals Mrs. J. E. Henderson. formerly

o. Charlottetown and new living . in Windsor, 0at.. is now in this

city for a few weeks to visit

relatives and renew friendships. VN

and Mrs. Eddy McMahon McMahon's mother.

Mr.

Graduate Nurse

Miss Patrlca Martha's of Nursing. Nadine is a L. C. Boehne lottetown. no . 3.

Mr, and Mrs. Merlin M.acCar-

Mrs. Maurice O'Connell. have motored to the Island spend 'Connell

at their new summer home in

Tarantum.

Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Mac-Gachen. Victoria, BC, are guests of Mrs. MacGachen's sister. Mrs. Pope Hooper. Mrs. C. .R. Birt and Mrs. Robert Hooper. Milton, they ex-

ect to return home July 25. Mrs. RIscGachen was formerly Bertie Reagh. daughter of the late Arnh- descon and Mrs. Reagh. Milton.

In Memoriam

JOSEPH A. MIBDONALD

Many friends and relatives were saddened to hear of the sudden passing of Joseph A. MacDonald, of St. Peter's Lake. in the City Hospital on Friday. May 27, 1955. As he was never in robust health, it became ap- parent to his family that his worsened condition necessitated his removal to hospital. where he spent ten days. and prepara- tions were ln progress for his removal home when news of his sudden death was received. His remains were transferred from the Hennessey Funeral Home on Saturday afternoon. May I, to his former home. where a steady throng of friends and relatives called to leave a last earthly tribute.

Joe. as he was more familiar- ly known, was the only son oi the late Angus and Katherine Steele MacDonald and was born in Portland, Maine. 58 years ago. On the death of his mother, Joe and his sister were taken at an early age by their father to the old home at St. Peter's Lake. where he spent the remainder oi his life.

He married Marlon. daughter of James and Mrs. Whelan of Morell. After a few short years. Mrs. MacDonald was removed by the grim reaper. death. leav- ing two small sons, In 1948 the late Mr. MacDonald married Cecelia MacAdam ef Cansvoy who. along with his two sons. Jimmie at home and Paul oi Morell. mourn the loss oi a lov- ing husband and father. ,A sister (Teresa! Mrs. White. 'Chelsea, Mass.. also mourns the loss of I beloved brother.

His funeral. under direction of

my, Mom". "M lEdw”d R””h- 148: "Breathe On Me Breath of Lyman MscEwen. West St. Ye who loved him. keep his mem- G”. '" "mi 3”" ".11 W” Pawns. Dry. answered by 10 embers. line Mr. anc' Vlrs. Gordon Hooper Tlll Your pulse of life shall cease. were also all visitors present. and yang. won"! Breathe the prayer so sweet to Th! '-Y0lllll'": '9t9h':" W2?" Mr. anti W-s. Ernest Rossiter. "lollnll" l ”"c”""5"""" '" "m m' Mm". Dear departed rest in peace. ins half of the year. The supply

Mrs. Frank Kelly. Morell. aid, Mi. Stewart.

Charlottetown. Mr.

Morell Rear. Doug MacEwen; Morell.

Mr. Morell

and Mrs.

Morell. E. C. Gaudette Tignlsh.

Georgetown.

Mr. Bristol. . and Mrs. Morell.

and Mrs.

stan's

Bristol.

Nadine Boehne. who was among the recent grar uatss oi St. School

Hospital, Antigonlsh. '""mer Islandem lng a daught. of Mr. and Mrs. 'ormerly of Char- --Mind in Pictou.

Mr, and Mrs. Wilfred MacDon- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph LaPierre. Peter Whelan. Halifax. N. SM. and Mrs. Ed Ryan, Morell.

Mr. and Mrs. James F. Mac- Donald, Bristol.

Mlss Margaret Findlay, Bristol.

Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Ryan. Morell.

Mr. and Mrs. James Kennific. Morell.

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bambrick. Joseph W. Nlaollollaiti. I-.irisiol. Carl Mat'Adillll.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Donovan.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles MacDon-

Mr. Arthur Denslow. Canavoy. Mr. and Mrs. Louis MacGuire.

and family. Aeneas MacDonald and family,

Mrs. Sarah De Vaux. Dundee. Patrick Sinnott.

James O'Brien. Rev. Father Aylward, St. Dun-

Mrs. Michael Tobin. Morell. Mr. and Mrs. John J. Parry.

Mr. and Mrs. John J. MacCor- mac and family. West St. Peter's

In Memoriam

JGEPII J. MMDAM

The death occurred suddenlyAat 9'

Catholic Church of which he was always a faithful member.

He leaves to mourn three ais- ters and one brother. His wife (nae Margaret Roach) preceded. him eight years ago. His sisters are Mrs. Florence Shea. Lake Verde. whom he had been living with for the past three years; Am- ella. Mrs. Patsy Quinn. East Mill- rocket; Mary. Mrs. '.eo Mc- Gulrk. Athnl. Masa.: and his bro- ther ls Charles. East Mllirocket.

Tin. funeral at St. Patrick's church, Fort Augustus, on April 30. was very largely attended. The service at the church and grave was celebrated by the pas- tor. Rev. Fr. T. P. Butler. assist- ed by Rev. N. Gallant and Rev. K. McMillan.

The pallbearers were Damien Lynn. Charles Quinn, John Burns. Owen Callaghan. Joe Redmond

be.

Card of Thanks

The family of the late Joseph McAdam, wish to thank the doc- tors and nurses of the Charlottet- town hospital, and Provincial Sana- torium, also their many kind friends and neighbours, who sent Mass Cards. Enrollments, mess- ages of sympathy. and all thosei who helped in any way in their recent sad bereavement.

WINSLOF. NORTH W. I.

The July meeting of Winsloe North Women's institute was held at Bracklcy Beach. Upon tlw retirement of the president and

Mom". was appointed president and Mrs. . M... and Mn Henneberry ma Grant Laird secretary-treasurer, phmpp More". for the remaining four months in Mr. and Mrs. Charles Elder- "'9 yea” The memng 0P9"9d Shaw. More". by repeating, the Mary Stewart

Collect in unison.

Raymond and that they would cotinue teaching music in the school for another year.

The lunch committee for next

Heath Craswell will be in charge: of the programme. Collection for, the evening amount ” to toe. A dainty lunch was enjoyed by all.

WE-ST ROYALTY W. I.

Gathering at the home ofiMrs.l Lawson Crosby on June 2 were

W l. Two visitors were present. In the absence of the secretary- Mrs. George Crosby was appoint-

Roll call was answered by five s0l0ll1nlZ9fl Bl

she had contacted Mr. and Mrs. Mr. L

meeting will be Mrs. Arneti Shaw caption was held at the and Mrs. Walter Roberts. Mrs. HUM inf l”el3llV9S-

Sheen. the undertaken Mr. Jen- kins. Mr. Maclntyre. to Glen and Ralph Les. those who sent flowers. cards. messages of sympathy. all our kind friends who helped in any way during the illness and tgheath oi a loving husband and bro- er.

will Margaret. Sisters Mary and Elsie and Brother Jim Ross.

- VAST REPUBLIC The Republic of Indonesia cov- rs 735.000 square miles with a - pnlatton of about eo.ooo.ooo.

the

IT)! .

don

Adam.

George

l-iennessey Funeral Home. took place to St. Andrew's Church on May 30. The MacCormac the funeral man with Rev. Fr. Maclienna sea in the sanctu- Services in the cemetery were performed by Father Mac- Cormsc.

Pallbearers were Messrs. Gor- MacEwen. Vernon son..K. J. MscPhes. J.D. Mac- Joaeph Walsh. MacMillan,

Many tributes of respect for the departed and sympathy for the bereaved were received by the family; they are as follows:

pastor. Rev. celebrated

Ander-

and A.

Jerome O'Brien. Stannls LaPierre. Morell.

Chelsea. Mass.

aid, East Boston. Mass. East Boston. Mass.

ton. Mess.

Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph MacDon- Madeline and Joe MacDonald. George MacDonald. East Bos- Mr. and Mrs, C. J. Ebert and

lovely note of thanks from Mrs. Edgar MacArthur and a request from the Salvation Army re their

Earolmenis aw :.::"..:':::': .';::...:"":'.:- ...?:::"::: Ch.icl;:;il M3: Patricia White ms umluini Chelsea Mess ' Mwy c”m'um""'"y '""""'9"" Mr. Ind M... Ralph Catildo. ”"” "”"" "N" "" ”''"l"" "d r

Mrs. F. Gates reported having delivered pieces of birthday cake to embe s who had been unable to attend.

Pl'0il'lm Committee for next meeting is Mrs. lrwln Miller and Mn Blntamin Moore: Lunch Committee. Mrs. George Crosby.

asses

Mrs. Joseph A. MacDonald. It. Petarfs Lake.

James J. MacDonald. It. Pat- er's Lake. Paul MacDonald.

Morsil Rear.

Am. and Mrs. James Whelan. Morell. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Walsh.

Morell Rear.

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald F. Mac-

Donald and family. It, Peter's

Lake.

Cglaries Mscboasld. It. Peter's e

La .

Mr. and Mrs. Iugh J. Mac- Phee. Canavoy. Miss Teresa Macrllee. char- lottotown. Victor MacPhee. Canavoy. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph MacDon- ald and family. Tignish. Mr. John D. MacAdam and

1 family. Canavoy.

Play Outfit

IT'S a wise idea to select a 8y outfit that can take its place ound the house and look just rlsht either out of doors or at "" "lihllllll to records or view- -lrlevlslon. A fine choice "id be this Capri costume of "Wmllutl. inexpensive and '9 in delicious colors. The '7 blouse can be worn out- .'3l' tucked into the toresdor 3 thrt We so nicely !I"lIl'i?(I with H

Alexander MacAdam. West It. Peter's. Mr. and Mrs. D. J. MacAdam.

. Canavoy.

Mr. and Mrs. John F. Mackin- ann. Goose River.

Mn. Carolyn Mecbougell and Plus. Canavoy.

Miss Teresa Macbougall. Bloom- ing Point.

Mr. and Mrs. Ray Trainor and family. canavoy,

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur MacMil- lan. st. Andrew's.

.Mnry Lou and Marjorie Mac- Millan, st. Andrew's.

llll. Canavey. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. MacDonald and family. sour-I Mr. and Mrs. Piles. Selkirk. Mr. and Mrs. Alban MacAdam. Mlaell. r.

s. Hugh C, Mac-

a an . L West Pde:'s. Md mcsnm Mn Ilenry Mssoonslll and fam- ll.V. Charlottetown Mr. and an. .i. a. ray, asu-

'Mr. and Mrs. Ban Keats. Mor-

of contrasting Mr. and Inn. lelvh Mecca!- ID the blouse true. the. Morell.

Mr. and Mn. Michael MscMll-i

Ann, Everett. Mass. Hyde Park. Mass.

It Peter's Lake W. 1. Messages of sympathy

town,

Charlottetown. Miss Mabel O'Brien.

It. Peter's Lake. Oil. Mt, Stewart.

tltnn, mt

Grove,

Mrs. Joseph A. MacDonald

gratitude to the doctor. the Mrs. clergy and staff of

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence 0”lrisn. James Kecfc. Hyde Park.Mass. Sprays lhltss Florence Matheson. Bris-

to

Mrs. Ben MacEwen. Charlotte- Mrs. Hammond M a c E w en. Miss Ida MacKay. Mi. Stewart. Miss Anni Ebert. Everett. Mass. Bristol.

The Gauthier Family. Bristol.

Bertha and Gordon MacEwen. Mr. and Mrs. John MacI(enrn-

Marion and lidney Anderson.

Morell.

Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Drake, Bristol.

Mr. and Mrs. John C. Peters and family. Souris.

Edith and Stirling Macllwen. Bristol,

Monica and Ruel Maccormac. Pi. (is Roche.

Mr. and Mrs. H. Muttart, Charlottetown.

Evelyn and Bert MacDonald. Mi. Stewart.

Miss Mary R. MacAdam. Ham- Mrs. Annie Lamphler. Pleasant

Card "of Thanks

Jimmie. wish to extend their

Charlottetown Hospital. tor kind- ness and care shown to their

Mrs, Lawson Crosby. Mrs. Russel Bell and Mrs. William MscKay. Delegates appointed to attend the annual meeting of the Drama Festival Assn. were Mrs. Fred Youaker and Mrs. Wilbur Tralnor. Mrs. Irwin Miller kindly h- vited Isa numbers to her home for the next meeting, A dainty lunch and social chat brought the evening to a pleasant ending.

What could be handler uni. this tton chair and step-stool for watching television. climbing

into bed and usin the grown-ups' lavatory. lt'is ll t for junior to carry about and well E ' d for safetys ly using a nttern for ITICIEN (LI ICW IL. eufv. OI Girl!!! to the wood this use- ful protect is quick and easy to make. The assembling directions are shown a the pattern with large 8-dimensional . it is made ntirely of wood except for a few . small nails. Price of this pattern is Mic. There is also available for also the children's Furniture packet of five standard sire nations for bunk beds. war- drobe. larnns and mail chairs.

and

sis- the

s ” while

l'."..lL3.'.'"ll..l-'3 iomsllluhllns nelglI.- m::.l"'V 7'" ""'l'”” "9"" IeurseedMends.whohelpedln.mm',,,, '

any way at the time of thrir ' 4;; W "M, . sudden bereavement: also to cm". ,.......p.....w 'hose who gave m'.sc. enrol-

nlsots. messages at sympathy About s.snocrus- sreaeeded and lowers. for every mile of rack.

Island Slgnalmen Enloy These three signalmr-n from Charlofteiou'n enjoyed their recently. They are shown here none the worse for spend secretary Mrs. James Cudmore are, left to right, Sysgt George

Training

Schleyer, Sigmn. Keith Llewellyn and Jimmy Harper,

Point de Roche

-A very pretty wedding wasl

St. Andrews on

aid Morell. . . ' - members. It was decided to send Sunday. June 14 when MarJ0l'le . W31? s:ng,d:':l:' Dlmel Noun we to Mrs. Manning in share in Catherine, daughter of Mr. and home on N" mu" Mr And M”' John shark” getting a gift for Mm Robin. Mrs. Arthur McMillan of St. Maren ' ' Mrs. James Cudmore stated that Andrews became the bride of

YORK EVENING AUXILIARY I

Mrs. Frank Vessey was hoslessl to the monthly meeting of York Evening Auxiliary at her

"Anniversary in Angola” lthe theme of the Worship Period eland Baker of Morell. Thcl led by Mrs. Harold Watts. The

was . Mr.

ceremony was performed by Rcv..hyIllI'l. "0 Spirit Of the LlVlllE g George McCormac of St, An. God was sung followed by scrlp-i0nlarI0. drewsl lture readings given by Mrs. Mm Vera

Following the wedding a re-

lo the wedding so hrldel

Previous show:-r in honour of the

em: where she! receixed lovely gifts.

Point dc Rot-he schools closed on Junc 22 for the summer holl- days after a must succcssiulycari

many

teacher. The highest averages school were awarded to Ter-

slderably better. He was serl-. ously injured in a car accident. Rushed to P. E. i. Hospital. his condition for several days caused grave concern to his friends and relatives.

Miss Ann Mccormac of Char- lottetown spent the weekend in Point de Roche at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ruel Mccormsc.

Master James Mcinnls el Lit- tlr Harbour is spendin a few days in Point de Roche visiting his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Mclnnis.

Miss Peggy ML'C0l'n'lBC of Point dc Roche spent the weekend in

Morell. guest of her uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mc- Donald.

Miss Gen MCCOFITIIC arrived home by plane from Montreal to spend her vacation at the home oi her parents in Point de Roche.

Rev. Robert Kelly of Char- lottetown was vslting the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ruel Mccormac of Point de Roche on June 24. Father Kelly is the son of Mrs. Georgie Kelly of Charlottetown. who was a former teacher in Point de Roche in l9lJ.

Miss Gloria Feehan. daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Adrian Feehan of Mount Stewart left on June 24 for a month's visit to her broth- er-in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Picone of White Plains. New York.

Mrs. Alex Mat.-Gregor returned to her home in Mount Stewart after spending a few days in

lliarry Lewis. Mrs. Stewart Vessey- , Mi night of June

1 d " d Qucenl e In prayer an her friend Miss Nancy Willis of:

intercession were Louis Vessey. Roll call was responded to byl an -mm or ::...':;";E::;:..7:.l i.”."”.l?.?.l””.'.f3.'.; were 8 hospital and thirteen rails reported. that the Auxiliary's share of the proceeds from a concert held rc- ccnily . . . t t ' A. ' . mem-... .. w... mm Meco--mu --;:.::..':.".. :r:;9;...”l::.:';r:. 3.2: 40 9' ll” members in the past month. Mrs. Ira

the prayers read by Mrs. Kingston.

home.”- lt was Mr. amounted to 540.50 and

books were read by

J o h it Mackinnon. Joyce Fisher, Miss Phyllis Fisher.- and Mr. Stanley Fisher of Med- ford. Mass. 9 Snider of Boston. Mass. are visit-

ling friends and relatives at North Lewis showed siideslRll'El'- P. 53- l5l3Yld-

Mr. J A. B. McConnell, teach- er of Savage Harbour School. has returned to his home inl, Georgetown after completing a; most successful year. Mr. Mc- Connell treated his pupils to a picnic on the shore, whlchi was enjoyed by all.

I is pleasing to note that the condition of Mr. Benny McCor- mec is very much improved.

for the past week.

At Camp Borden

week of militia training at the Army's big Camp Borden ing two nights in the bush on a divisional scheme. They all of Charlottetown. (National Defence Photo)

The Guardian Page I Tuesday. July 12. 1955

Pisquid East

.,'Mr. And Mrs. Cecil Jay and sons. Herbie and George. Syra- cuse. New York. are spending their holidays with friends and relatives in Pisquid East and vicinity. -

Miss Ethel MacDonald, Cove- head Road. is spending s holiday with her sister, Mrs. Floyd Jay.

Mr. and Mrs. W. S.iMacEach- ,ern. Mermaid. were Iunday vis- itors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jay.

-I,A.

IAMPTON W. M. I,

The regular meeting of he Hampton W. M. 8. was held u Julysattllehorneofmrsborne Ferguson with the president pre- siding. Meeting opened wth Hymn 2: "Glory To B: To God The Father". Responsive read- ing was taken from the hymn-