INA NEIAIIIIAIA mo oeeooar nonoa

., residents of at. Charles were hanged and saddened on lent. Til ,.. the news of the death of one .'. mm-most highly relvected citi- iens. 1-99 D” . dgnly after he Charlottetown Hospital.

The deceased was born at Oy- tier Bed Bridge on years eso. but noted to St. Charles where he oper- ..ed a farm and general store for me past 38 YB!"-

01 . friendly and genial diabol- mn the deceeyed was widely and favourably known by I host of mugs who enjoyed the kindly hoe-

itaiity of his home and his remark- :b1g powers of pleasant conversat-

Iol;'he deceased was sincerely In- terested in every Project for the betterment of the community. and his passing has left a void which will be difficult to fill.

in leaves to mourn the lose of . kind and loving husband and lather. his wife the former Maude Devme of Hunter River. one son. cant. L. G.. Dept of External Af- fairs. Ottawa. and two daughters. G.....,1d1ne, Sister Leo Marie of the Mary-Knole sisters. Galvarlna, Chile. and Shirley. R.N. Charlotte- town Hospital. Also three brothers. 59., Henry J.. Milk River. Alberta. Aubrey. Preston. Ont-. and Elmer. Braintree. Moss. A brother. Leon- ,,rd. and one sister Florence. Sis- tcr Mary Leonard. Newark. N.J. predeceased him some years ago. The 'uneral which was largely attended was held Sept. 10th to St. Charles Church where solemn Re- quiem High Mass was celebrated by his pastor. Rev. Charles Gallant wasted by Rev. George MacDon- aid. deacon. Rev. Leonard Mac- Donald sub-deacon and Rev. Ed- win Steele. master of ceremonies. Present in the sanctuary were Rt. Rev. Msgr. J- A. Murphy. D.D. of Sourls. and Rev. Wilfred Keefe of Rollo Bay-

The pail-bearers were Gus Pet- ers. George Peters. Leo Gorman. Ambrose German. Michael Gallant, and Kenneth Doucette.

MASS CARDS

Mrs. Doiron and Shirley R.N.

R. D. Mecxinnon. Selkirk

Stanis Gallant

Emma Gallant

Mr. and Mrs. George Doucette

Jack Gallant

Mr. and Mrs. Den O'Hanley and family. St. Margarets-

Mr. and Mrs. Gus Peters and iam-

ll

Mr.yand Mrs. Henry Chaisson and family

Mr and Mrs. Dan Gallant and iam-

llv

Mrs. John Pineeu

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Maeinnis. Sol- kirk

James J. Devlne. Charlottetown

Thomas and Edwin Larkin. Bed- ford Station

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Doiron

Mr. Paul Gallant. Sourls West

Mrs. Tillie Montgomery. St- Mar- garots

lilr. and Mrs. Ben Doucette

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Doucette

Mr. Marshall Gallant

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Doiron and family

Mr. and Mrs. Hugh J. MacDonald. Selkirk .

Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Gallant and family

Mrs. Agnes Gallant and family

Mr. snd- Mrs- William Macleaac and family

Mr. and Mrs. William Cahiil

Mr. and Mrs. Hugh J. V. MacDon- ald. Monticello

Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Gallant

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Gallant and Rita Nolan

Captain and Mrs. L. G. Doiron and family '

Flight Lieutenant and Mrs. R- J. Jordan, Ottawa.

Mr. Joseph Doucette

liir. Albert Clements

A. J. Maccormac St. Margarets

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Leslie and family. Harmony

Mr. and Mrs. Allan Msckinnon and family. Selkirk

Mr. John L. MacPhee and family. Selkirk

Mr. A. J- Macxinnon. Monticello

Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Maccormac. St. Msrgarets

Sylvia and Frank Martin

Mrs. Bernard Carraghar and fam- ily. Charlottetown

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mclntyre. Selkirk I

Mr. James A. MacDonald. St. Mar- ilarets

Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Gallant and fami

Mr. and Mrs. Earl Clements and family

Mr- and Mrs. Aeneas Gallant

Mr. and Mrs. George S. Peters

Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Peters

Mr. and Mrs. James H. Gallant flld Gordon

. and Mrs. Reginald Gallant

W" MSIIIDI Hughes. Bear River

W. and Mrs. Cy:-ug is W. and Mr- Jones mama and family. Selkirk Mr. and Mrs. Peter Gnlhgg Teacher and Pupils of Primary .Dopt.. St. Charles School Mr. and Mrs. William Gallant Mr. Ray:-nnod Larkin. Selkirk The Women's Institute of New Acadia Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Gallant and family Mr. and Mrs. Pius Mecitinaon. Soi-

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It-nulmlsaryoelleet Mr. and tare. Daniel Meclnnie and faintly Selkirk

In. and Mrs. Herbert Lerkle. St. Peters

Mk. Bernard Gallant

Mr. and Mrs. Carl wood and fun- lly. St. Peters

Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Peters Mr. Stewart MacAulay. Sourls Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Gallant. St.

Mergsrote

Ambrose. John D- and Mary Gor- man

Mr. Albert Doucette

Mr. and Mrs. liush C. MscPhoe and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Richard and family. St. Margarate

Mr. Ray Peters

Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Peters and family

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Doucette. Ind flmlly. Charlottetown

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Maccormac and family

Mr. and Mrs- Percy Clinton and family. Sourls

Mr. and Mrs. Gerard MacDonald. Sourls

Mr. and Mrs. William l-lenning. Si. Msrgarets

Miss Betty MacManus, R.N. Char- lottetown

The Graduate Nurses of "65", Char- lottetown Hospital

Mr. and Mrs. Vincent McGrath. Morell

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Elderehaw, . Morell

The Sisters of St. Mary's Convent.

or

Miss Emma Fitzgerald. Charlotte- town

Mr. and Mrs. Art MacDonald and family. Sourls

E- E. Doucette, Charlottetown Mr. and Mrs. Leo,Gorman and family

Mr. and Mrs. Chester Pratt and family. St. Peters

The Intermediate Claee. Charlotte- town Hospital (School of Nursing) The Senior Class, Charlottetown Hospital (School of Nursing)

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Arsenault and Carmella R.N. Tignlsh

Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph LeClair and family. North Rustico

Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Pinesu. St. John, NB-

Mr. R. C .MecPhee. St. Mergarets Mr. and Mrs. John Doucette and family. Rollo Bay

Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Doiron and family. Preston. Ont.

Mr. and Mrs. Reggie Peters and family. Sourls West

Mr. John A. Peters

Mr. Merlin Maclnnie. St- Peters Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Gallant. and family St. Margarets

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sheehan and family. Bear River

Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Kenny and family. Selkirk

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Soudreeu Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Peters and family

Mary and Bill Srown. Charlotte- town

Mr. John V. and Sarah MacDon- ald and Mrs. James Mccsbe Mr- and Mrs. Allan McAleer. Al- borton

Mr. Patrick Meelnnie. St. Marger-

ate

Aunt Frances. Roxbury. Mass. Miss Leone Gallant. Halifax. N.s. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Doucette. Rollo Bey

Mr. Harold Dunphy. Dorchaster. Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. Peter MacDonald. Jsmscia Plain. Mass.

Mrs. Lee Foley. Boston. Mass. Mrs. Frank Ford. Jemeeie Plain,

Mase-

Helen and Vernon lolger. Glar- lottetown

The Nurses Alumnae. Charlotte-

town Hospital The Sisters of St. Martha, Char- lottetown Hospital Rev. Mother Loyola. Mount St. Mary's Charlottetown Rev. Jerome Trettle. Geivarino. Chile (1iMasses) Rev. Henry J. Doiron. Milk River. Alberta. 5 Low 1 high. Mr. and Mrs. William MacDonald, Dorcbeetar. Mess Mr. and Mrs. John D. MacDonald. Selkirk

Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Doucette Mr. and Mre- Alexis Gallant Mrs. R. R. Maclseac and family.

lno. Chile ( J masses)

lend. Oregon Susan and Joanne MacAulay. Sour- West

family, Halifax

Masses) Father Bradley. Chillian. Chile

Chile

Brother Jean. Santiago. Chile

Immaculate Heart Sisters, Sant- iago. Chile

The Marylinoll Sisters of Bolivia. S.A.

IYMPATIIY CARDS

Min Mary Gauthier. Montreal Ml&.l”nd Mm T. J. Rickham. Sourls

Fly West

kirk Mrs. Earl Peters and fans-

Qerieec. Toenail

HI. Ind Mrs. William G. DOYIC.

Sourls Thahgiaryknoll Sisters of Santiago. e The Maryhnoll Sisters of Galver- Mr. and Mrs. Louis Devlne and

family (5 High) Greenwood. Mess Mr. and Mrs. Harold Slagle, Port-

Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Slnttery and Father Byrne. chlllien. Chile (2

Father Joseph Smith. Temuco.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Campbell. Inc and Jock Townehend. Cher- Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wood. Rollo Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Paton. Rollo

all let! George ti. 't'oon-the and Son. Cher lottetown .

Dolph and Bertha llloming. Nortkt

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Ruetico Charlottetown

Miss Emma Fitzgerald. Charlotte- town

Florence and Garry MIcNevI.II. Charlottetown

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Doiron. Char- lottetown

Mr. and Mrs. James P- Darts. Che lottetown

Mr. Alpboneue Devine, Concord. New Hampshire

Mr. and Mrs. Dan Gillie. Noe-boro Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Nolan. Glace Bay. N.S.

Mother Frances Loyola. Mount It.

Marys

Phyllis Gillie R.N. Norboro

Mary Sullivan and Claire Pequot. Montreal

Beatrice and Elmer Arseneuit.

Montreal

Geraldine MacDonald R.N. Char- lottetown

Dot and Lee. Mcceull. Toronto. Ont. Albert Peters. Hamilton. Ontario May and Howard Carr. Oyster Sed Bridge

Phyllis Morrison. Sourls

Herbert G- Phillips. Charlottetown Augustus and Martha Dean. Ply- mouth. Mass.

Owen DWIII. Hamilton. Ontario Paula Gillie. Charlottetown Hospit-

al

Germaine. Voilet and Phyllis Gal- lant, Hamilton. Ont.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Slagle, Port- land. Oregon

Sister Mary Edger. Nelson. 1!. C. Mary and John A. MacDonald, Charlottetown

LETTERS OF SYMPATHY

Reverend Henry J. Doiron. Milk River. Alberta Reverend L. J. Ayers. North Rue-

tico Sister St. Elizabeth of Portugal, C.N.D. North Rustico Mother Frances Loyola. Mount St. Marys Sister Mary Leo. Heart Home Sister Leo Marie. Galvarino. Chile. S A

C.S-M. Sacred

Reverend Jerome Trettle. Galver-

lno. Chile. S.A.

Sister John Miriam. Temuco. Chile S

.A.

The Maryhnoll Sisters of Santiago. Chile. S.A. The Maryhnoll Sisters of Galvarins, Cthile. S.A. Sis or Mary Joce, Maryhnoll. New York Sister Juan Marin, Maryhnoll. New York Genevieve MacDonald. R.N. Glen-

finnan. P. E. I Miss Leona Gallant. Halifax. NS. Thomas N. Rogers. Charlottetown Mr. and Mrs. Louie Devine. Green- wood. Mass. Mrs. R. Maclsnac, Roselle and Helen. Sourls Helen and Edward Gillie, Summe - elde Mary Mac-Isaac R.N. Charlottetown Hospital Carmella Arseneuit R.N. Tlgnigh Mr. and Mrs. Elmer J. Doiron, Braintree, Mess. Teresa Corrigan. Johnston Sister Merle ohl Shier . Chiley. Rose anri Ethel Sister Petrona. Galvarino. Chile Aubrey. Rose and Ethel Doiron. Plreston, Ont. Reverend Mother Mary Columba. Maryhnoll. New York Sister James Florence. Tenganijika Africa Chris and Genevieve Gallant. Val- ley Falls. R. I-

SPIBITUAL BOUQUET!

The Sisters of Saint Mary's Con-

vent. Sourls

Sister Mary Loo C.S.M. Sacred

Heart Home. Charlottetown

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Arseneuit and

Carmella. Tignieh

Sylvia and Frank Martin

Membership in the Mass Associat- ion of Our Blessed Mother of Sorrow by Genevieve and Chris Gallant. Valley Falle, R. i.

TELEGRAMS

Rev. Henry J. Doiron. Milk River. Alberta

T. A. Johnston. Director of Admin- istration, Army Headquarters. 0t-

tows

Phil. Thibeault. Department of Ex- ternal Affsire. Ottawa.

FLOWERS

Atlantic Wholesalers (crescent)

Canada Packers (Spray)

Jemoe Davina (Spray)

Mr- and Mrs. Charles Elderehew. (Cross)

Mr. and Mrs. Vincent McGrath. (Bouquet)

Mrs. Henry F

CARD IJF TNAN KS

Mre. Leo Doiron and family wish to thank : Doctors J. A. and F. A. McMillan. The sisters of Si. Mar- the and The nurses of the Cher- lnttetown Hospital. Msgr. Maurice MacDonald. Rev. A. L. Slnnott. All who gave Mess cards and those who sent flowers. telegrams. le-

River Fidelis. Columbus.

(Bouquet)

all kind friends and neighbours who

sad bereavement.

BIG CLUB PROJECTED

TORONTO (CP) - The lritish Sailors' Society rim to build I t1.ooo.ooo seamen's club here. DOI- Iibly on a waterfront site. as a social and recreational centre for

lleld;snlldwaelGiliie.Iumaies-

Mayfair Theatre

MURRAY RIVIR .- MONDAY . TUISDAY

''We Want A Child"

"THIS FILM SPONSORED BY THE CANADIAN C1'IILD

HEALTH ASSOCIATION" Show time -- I p.m.

No Children Under Sixteen Years of Age Admitted,

sailors.

ers and cards of sympathy: Also helped in any way in their recent

I Eastern Guardian

WOMEN'S Institute tonight at Mrs. Lester MacI.teod'a.

I'll UNITED Glurch choir. Montague. will hold a pantry and thrifty household sale at R. K. aementt office. Saturday after- noon. December 10. etsrtitll it 3:33.

TEANKOFFERING SERVICE- The semi-annual W. M. 5. thank offering service was held in St. Andrews Presbyterian Church.

Montague. Sunday evening. Ind was conducted by the minister. Rev. D. A. Campbell. Mrs. A. 1''. Campbell was organist and speci- al music included a vocal duet' "whispering Hope" sung by Misses Eleanor and Rachel Minchin. and the missionary hymn "We've A Story To Tell To The Nations" sung by the choir. Rev- Mr. Camp- bell chose as his text Ezekiel 47-6, "For the waters were risen, waters to swim in. a river that could not be passed over". The hymns were "God Of Mercy. God Of Grace". "The Morning Light Is Breaking" and "Zion's King Shall Reign Vic- torious.".

A. C. Mocleod Dies In Maiden. Mass.

The death of Archibald Crawford MacLeod occurred on November 1. 1955. at Maiden Hospital. Mass. He was 72 years old. Although he had not enjoyed good health the past few years. his death was un- expected.

He was the son of the late Alex- ander D. and Elisabeth (MacDon- ald) MacLeod. formerly of Allis- ton. P. E. l- and went to Maiden 32 years ago. where he was em- ployed with the Cunningham Grain Co.. until his retirement in 1948. Besides his wife. the former Mat- llda Dixon of Gaspereaux. P. E. I. Mr. MacLeod leaves to mourn one daughter Mary (Mrs. Elmer Ogil- vie) of Maiden. also four brothers. Alexander J. of Tujeunga. Cal; Jun William. Postmaster at Middle L Sask.; Murdock and Charles of Prince Edward Island: and two sis- ters. Elizabeth (Mrs. Artemus Mac Swain) and Annie (Mrs. F. W. Johnston) both of Prince Edward Island.

Funeral services were held Nov- 3 at the Margeson Funeral Home. Maiden. Rev. Harry Belmont Hill. D.D.. Pastor of Centre Methodist Church. of which the deceased was a member, officiated. interment Evan in Forest Dale Cemetery. Mal-

en.

MARIE J.R.C. MEETING

The weekly meeting of the River- side Junior's was held in Marie

were eighteen members present.

a fish produced in the Maritimcs.

to be sent to Red Cross office.

pupil who had been sick. Collection amounted to 40 cents

car for junior classes

plays. then Summer sports."

Anthem.

DANGEROUS GAME

smashed.

driver after the struck. t

latter

66Qlin1ri1si

that mean so much

School on Friday. Nov. 25. There

MEEIIHE Opened by members re- peating J.R.C. Pledge. Roll call was answered with the name of

Committees then reported and were appointed. It was decided that next Friday he the last day to bring material for Christmas gifts

It was moved and seconded that let well card and gift be sent to

It was decided that next roll call be answered with favorite make of and an early explorer for senior classes.

The programme was then car- ried out. It consisted of two short The programme for next meeting is a debate "Resolved that winter sports are more enjoyable

The meeting then adjourned and was closed by singing the National

COR',"'.R BROOK. Nfld (CF)- Snowba .-throwing became such a menace here that RCMP officers visited schools to lecture the pup- lie. Several buses were hit. with a windshield and windows being and a pedestrian was almost run down by a truck was

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tlnscdl to drive me crsizyifl

)9Evory year it was the same. Presents to buy and cash at low ebb. Running up bills. . . then I got emlflo I started a special Christmas eooount"' at the Royal Bank. adding something each pl! '1'? - - - and leaving it there. This year I'm all ready I for Christmas, with cash to pay for all the thingal

I You can have each nest Giristenen. 000- Df'?5"' "M7 to open a special Christmas aooount esrly II 1956- ltpeysoodoyouchrisunee ssvins 013'!-

'I'III IOYAI. BANK OF CANADA

Opens 1955-

The Montague Curling Rink be- an the 1966-56 curling season last night with games being played at 1 end I o'clock on two perfect sheets of artificial too.

At' the last meeting approximate- ly two weeks ago. it was decided to start the curling season early in December, and for the mem- bers thie will mean almost four months of curling. Over sixty ac- tive members are enrolled this year, together with 3 number of associate members.

The ladies curling club is also an active group with increased membership. and it has been re- ported that approxlmately forty high school boys and girls will be curling under the direction of a committee from the men's group. The president. Mr. Peter Sin- clair. feels assured that this will be a most active and interesting year for the local club, and with several important competiti to be staged in this rink during the coming season it may well prove

years in the history of the Monta- gue Club. The club had its beginning back in the 1920'. when a curling rink, a single ice sheet. was built ed- joining the skating rink. Here a nucleus of curling men layed the foundations of curling in Montague. a foundati which has grown with the years. until today it is considered the major sport in Mon- tague. In 1941 with the increased membership, it was deemed ric-

I Basketball At Sourls

Approximately forty spectators wittnessed the fast moving doub- le header basketball match played in St. Mary's Parish Hall on Sat- urday. November 20th. Four Sour- is High School teams particfpated in the exciting games. The Fire- men defeated the Knights by a score of 35-13 in the first game. Scorers for the Firemen were: Claude Peters lspts. Paul Ptsquet 6 pts. Merrill BaBroch 12 pts. John (Squirt) MacDonald 2 pts., while Henry Paquet scored 9 of the Knights' 13 points, and Bert Paquet and Joseph Longphoe each gained 2 points for their team. Bert Paquet was put out of the game in the fourth quarter because of fouls.

The second hard fought game of the night was played between the Legionaires and the Lions. Ken 0'Hanley led his team. the be on- aires. to victory and gained of the team's 30 points. and was the top scorer of the night, while oth- er scorers on the team were Cyril Gallant. 8 pts. David MacDonald 7 pts. and Pat. Wood 1 pts. Scor- log the 22 points gained by the Lions were: John Clinton 4 pts. David Paquet 7 pts. Anthony Mul- lally it pts. and George MscKinnon 2 pts.

Both games were referred by Leonard McCormack and Melvin Paquet. -l-l.C.

Montague Club's Curling Schedule The following is the curling

schedule for the Montague Curl- ing Rink December I. 7 P M.

Eastice - G. Gordon. Garnet Mclntyre. John Shaw. W. Crane vs H. 0. Smith. N. Hooley, C. A. Shaw. R. Griffin.

West ice - Geo. Mclntyre, Lorne Johnston, W. Morton. G. Boud- reault ve R. Beck. Dr. Inman. D. Acorn. Dr. Inge.

9 P. M.

East ice - Dr. L. A. Johnston. I. Phillipe. L. Sicklee. G. Kennedy. vs Dr. P. McIntyre. J. Cudmoro. D. Mun-ay. B. Kok.

West ice -- L. H. Poole. John K. MacDonald. E. Shaw. R. Mel- lelh, vs C. S. Stewart. H. Fraser. N. Thompson. John A. MacDona- aid.

at this season of the Wu":

Montague Curling Club

eaeary to construct a new rink and with the capable assistance of the

building for two ice sheets was

ingly

on natural ice. As a result last year the members held a meet-

instail an artificial ice plant. This was done. and although the curl-

leas the mem months. more than they had for the previous several years. This year it was decided to give the members the full benefit of the artificial ice and have as much

Iequently the plant was placed in operation about two weeks ago so as to have ice ready early in Dec-

to be one of the most successful 9'"

last of this week it will be com- ploted and a mixed bonspiel will

ST. COLUMIA 56 Season

late Mr. Fred Mclntyre, a new

constructed-

Mernbership increased steadily and more and more interest grew in the club. During the pest sov- oral years. however. with seem- niilder winters. the curling season was becoming quite short

water which was seeping through

Hospital is expected soon.

i it d id d to ms at wh ch was ac E MacAulay. Si. Columba.

ms "non be an hue mum". Mr. Stuart MacGregor is receiv-

' curled MI W0 cesa of those who attained high

represent the club in play for the Gaboury Trophy being played in Charlottetown. 'and later on other teams will represent the club in other major competitions. For the members of the club the installa- tion of the artificial ice plant has been a major project. but with the increased memk -hip and in- creased lnterest In curling. they feel the project has been a worthy one and will ensure continued in- terest and success to the Mon-

culrlng as was reasonable. Con-

ber. Today the first competitions will get underway and possibly by the