&r-ign 9, 1954 m MEMORIAM

ME. AND MRS. CLEMENT YOULAND nd useful life come to Akixlgoif February 28 with the l C, 0; Mrs. Clement Youland Wsgharmiwtown, at the home of off son Kcnnem, in her both year. The deceased was eIil0l'iYiK Kood hennh until the last. The late Mrs. Youland was born Newfoundland in 1668. the ,- of the late Mr. Ind MM.

IN MEMORIAM

MES. ELIZABETH CHISHOLM LANG

With deep regret. the death is recorded, at her home in North Tryon, following a period of treatment in the P. C. Hospital, and a long period of illness, of Mrs. Elizabeth Chisholm Lang. beloved daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. William Chisholm, and widow of the late Mr. Frank Lang. Notwithstanding e x p e r t

NEW GLASGOW W. I.

New Glasgow W. 1. met for the March meeting at the home of Mrs. R. L, Dlckleson with the President in the chair.

Roll call was answered by 14 members giving a favorite recipe. There were two visitors present. School and sick committees re- ported. It was decided to send a potted plant to a member who is ill

New committees appointed were. school and lunch. Mrs. Waiter-

THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

Remarkable change In Sex lioteii

(Reuters) -s i'oi-mar RAF fighter piiotwfsther of two children-has changed completely

into an attractive, blonsic woman. Doctors said Friday they believe it may be the most complete sex tranclormstiun in medical history. Until 1961 the pilot was Bob Cowell, I8, son of Maj.-Gen. sir Ernest Cowell. Now the es-pilot is Roberts

Lynette. Brown. Papers about Edu- catiqn Week March 7-13. were read and ldlscirssed and a discussion a- boilir E P13! in bcput on later fol-

El ” ” Gowell-"Betty'' to her friends. Doctors said Cowell now is a. sophisticated woman who has completely re-adjusted herself to her new life. She cannot, however, bear children.

already the father of two children.

The iriarrtsu came to an end in IW-s year after the trans- formation. Cowe1l's wife obtained a divorce on the grounds of de- sertion.

Friends said Cowell led what appeared to be s normal life as a child, taking part in sports.

Was Shot Down

During the second World War

he Joined the army, later trans-

ferred to the air force where he became a flight lieutenant. flying

and mental outlook began to change. He consulted leading doc- tors who said his body showed prominent feminine characteristics which were developing at an un- usually advanced age.

On the advice of doctorc, he underwent hormone treatment to hasten the change. Plastic surgery

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come next. A series at at s. London hoqntal by an camp out - completed tlic formutlon over the next years

A panel of doctors Laue lned Cowell and decided: " patient is definitely not a man... shs is undoubtedly a

medical and nursing care. in the worth and Mrs. Deveaux;sick, Mrs. The April mectln will be held At "'”M' We &”.w'' ''m' 0” fiahi-em H0 New 5Diiii'ii'95 Ind 5 .. . ..

land and Mrs. C. S. in the School house. if there is no we” 1' '”m”he” m F”Me - wartime comrades say that in air Mr. C Yasliw leaves to mourn her loving and devoted spirit Dingwell; Rcd Crom collections invitation and the roll call will be They hdded Hi" "'9 I93”-i'95 battles he was alwBi'l Calm Ind iiiii- He” also three mm; wmizcd its flight to realms on were Mrs. R. L. Dlcklescn, Miss answered by "naming my first "mu "h” cm m0” i”W5"3i '-him assured.

nve dnusimdgccnsed her, 81” 26 high, where there is no more sor- Anna Stevenson. Mrs. Harold teacher." "1053 393 Ch3-nil?l- A chance from His plane was shot down over um sfiii-51 dilfm and 3., 3.0;, grand. row. or weeping. for the one in Dlckieson, Mrs Deveaux. and Mrs. Program consisted of jokes told mm i0 ”""iew'""Ch W" iimi.Germany and he speni six months grancicii whom her faith was stayed shall George Dickiewn, by Mrs, M. Muuod um M”. the reverse-has seldom, if ever as 3 pnsoner of V,-an

9i'”1d”"' .4 8 was held at me Wipe all tears. away, His smile It was voted to send :5 to the Leith Dickiescn. Two interesting mm 91'" ” W” m 1”" Back in Civilian life After the A Show 58” cl Home conducted would be ”'e.f”st W Welmme ll" March of Dimes. A letter from contests were put on by Miss Secondly, the doctors said they war, he started an engiiieeiing CulClllTC Fuucras A wnson The l10me;'antl.WIlh gladness of heart, Mm CV Mcgugan, Com-me, or Lynetta, Brown gnd riddle; were knew of no previous case where business and resumed car racing. bit WW Thoma ' ' "mt '"Si””"3 p"m'”'l message: Education. was rc.i(l iiv Miss asked by Miss Anna Stevenson. the change has occurred in aman In 1948 his physical condition

serme iiss continued iit the West "Well done, thou good and faith- , ITS ALL-NEW

velieiw. Uiiiied Chiiichx which ful servant." would greet her. fol-

MAKES YOU FASHIONABLY FIRST

nightc- h b (1 ti it John C'i”' Her prgeigasedlglepi early morning hours of February Geo. Dickie-son

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church cemetery, I and Senior Choirs, and Missions)

Fnllmviiig is a list liome. and community interests. Mb...” ll”:-plvpdj lxnnwn as Aunt Lizzie, appreci- Vp1l'.nw- Family. riled and loved by all. deep. wide.

and sincere sympathy goes out to Flow!" all near and dear ones, as they pass through deep waters. until that day when those angel faces smile, which they have loved long since and lost awhile.

A large congregation, Assembled i from far and near. in the North Tryon Presbyterian Church. at- tested to the esteem in which the

of floml

Mr. and Mrs. 1168- R05! Mr. and M13. Albert Ling lilrs .Vl.ir1lin Haines and son Norniaii. Ontario

Mr .'li.fl Mrs. Ollififlo.

Ollllflli Mellish,

59”" rlcrcascrl was held. where the Ar mi M” All C”"”"d' 35333..Qliplfriimrearililrllxl i.V.”i:.3 Omm” Miss MacKenzic. dcnconr-ss. and

Mr. and Mia R. B911. Olli-3iti0 Mr and Mrs. K. Bell. Ontario and Mrs. W. Bell. Ontario and Mrs. Neil Miiccallum.

Revs. Mr. MacKay and Mr. Bar- rt-it,

The Cluirch choir. with Mrs. Thomas, organist, assisted by Doc- tor MacDonald and members of Nid Mmv Rmmle M"tL"m- neighborhood church choirs, led Till the congregation In singing the Anna ('.'iiiilii?0ii. City. favorite hymns of the deceased.

, . "The Lord's My Shep- V”""" . "Forever With The Lord". Edmm Youkmdv Ontario '('.Will There Be Any Stars In My

v- ::d Mrs. Eu"ene McCali- ”mw" '. I Shun Know Him B.y Mi 8 ” " The Print Of The Nails in His

9'” ll;in.'ls." (-Md. Pall bearers were Messrs. Ken- ncth MacDonald, Reginald Thomas. Earle Boullcr, Bert Thomson. Lloyd Howatt. Archie Thomson. trnderly bore all that was mortal of is devoted servant in the Mas- ter's service, to her last resting Mr. Clement Youland died sud- Place in the Braveyardr "N" the dcnly a month earlier, Jan. 30, It little Church at the side of the the home of his son Kenneth ram" Y0ilI.'Li'ltl. Umwr Queen Street, in his ilfiili year iliw law Mr. Ynulrind was blind llifl ':IlDlC(l for the past l8 years llc ixa.-. ill good spirits until the last mill in Newfoundland in vm",", streams of 1865. he came in Stniihopc. P.E. now in ii” W ””-l' W9 Mv ran.-iomcrl soul He loadeih: M1 "iii Mii5- Ywlami WW9 W And where the verdant pastures mourn fiic daughters: Mrs. Jiiiic Moore. Nc-wloiiiidlniirl: Mrs. Mur- ilia liamrs, Kitchener, Out; Mrs. William Ross. Stanhope: Mrs. And so through the length of days John MacCorinick, East Royalty; Thy goodness fallcth never; Mrs Elia Boll. City; also three G005 5ii0Dh1'iTi- may 1 Si"! Tli,V sous, Kvziiirili and William at Pi'iii-W immc, and Ede-Md in Tm-mm, Within 'I'li.v house for ever!

The soils. John and Albert pi'e- --j---- IN MEMORIAM

deceased lliln. MR. EVERETTE MMLURE

mm Green. Interment was in the (including Sunday School. Junior IN ANY COMPANY.

Mr and Mrs. Raymond Gauthier Mr and Mrs. William Hillier and

Poggle Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bradley. 0 I O

The King of Love my Shepherd ix. Wlinsc goodness failctli never;

1 nothing luck if I am his.

And lie is mine forever.

living writers

grow Willi food cclcstlnl fccdctli.

Tl'lblllPs :1-crived were as follows" Pilimiw Fninily.

Flnwi-rs A. R. Criiivford.

liir .i::rl lloronio

Mr. and Mrs. R. Bell. Toronto Mi" and Mrs. W. Bell, Toronto lifr iizzil Mrs. K. Bell, Toronto.

M” There passed away at North Rustico on Feb. 16, Mr. Everette Maobure. at the advanced age of 86 years.

Mr. MacLure was born at North Rustico on Nov. 6, 1369. son of the late Roderick MacLure and Sarah Budd. His entire lifetime was spent in North Rustico where he was a successful farmer. He was a great lover of home, and was eel-

wa om it for more than and Mrs. Reg. Ross. Stan- :mTaylacy;n;1me.t

Although ailing in health for the past year, he was able to be up and around until two days be- fore his death.

He leaves to mourn his wife. the former Annie Maclnnls of Glas- gow Road, P.E.I.; one daughter Mae. Mrs. Ed-win Cameron of Dor- cheater. Mass; two sons, Newton and n-nest of North Rustfeo; ten gnndchildrun and hire great grandchildren. also one sister Mag- gie" (Mrs. C. B. Home) of Oyster Bed Bridge, P. E. 1., and one bro- ther Newton, Arlington, Mass.

His funeral service was conduct- cd by his ptstor Rev. F. W. Saw- don, end was held on Wednesday afternoon from the home and Un- lrrrs" I?::';Il'g::c- (gay ited Church at Cavendish. Hymns

and Mrs wmc - -V sung were favorites of the deceas-

r' ' Mn Him": ed, "The Lord's My Shepherd,” M” ”The Old Rugged Cross". and 3e,,,hE.i1”1':,'l.,i)l:'”lLW'l;io9.'l-Dnsi-iliiiiafivl: "Abide With Me". The pall-bear- M”. ml Lawlggp plengnnid 'e are were: Olaf Stevenson, Roy Mr. And M” SYM Er ' 78V Toombc. R. 0 Fleminx. Thomas mm ' ' Willi no Hiscott, Ray Laird iina Earl Simp-

A man i son. Interment was in Cavendish eimiiile HnmTul':lgHwo:ahcondem Cmewy'

bl "10 Rev. Thomas Wilson, fol- Curd Of Thanks i

kasihhy I service at the West

M hvtiiltklp United Church conduct-

Buml "v.12:-v.thNoi;1manh Green.

til". e C um Mum" Mrs. Everette Mscbure and fam- ily wish to thank all their neigh- bours and friends. for the many acts of kindness shown them. also

for the many cards and -letters of

. TD" sympathy received, during their Tm hm”-V M the "W3 M1 "iii recent bereavement.

Mm Clement Youland wish to Card Of Thanks i

iii-ni: their friends and neighbors T TT I wish to thank Dr. Auld and Dr

dugihcir many new of kindness milk their recent and bereave- nu,

,'T"fDii'ii'i- communication l')P- Ber-r. the Nurses and Staff of the ("ii Canada and Europe was in. Prince county Hospital and also ”"iMieri in 1920. my many friends who visited me. sent ii-eats. cards. letm-s and get- well wishes during my recent ill- ness. i

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and Mrs. Neil Maccallum,

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- and Mrs. Bracliicy Polm, Susan and Hammond MaoCa1- llllll. Ontario

Mr and Mrs. Cilv

Mrs Mai-llm Norman. ()ntnrio.

Albert Ling,

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