Mr. and Mrs. U.P. Bradley and

-ill IAEIAIIIIIAIA F-mu- STEFAEN DANIEL MURPHY . and Mrs. Gerald Curran anli "with expectation I waited for 1"llml1.l"

Wilfre” Hogan Frank Dunn loseph Brothers Kenny

J1, Lord; and He was attentive Mr. and Mrs. lI1l.0 me". and Mrs. -muxsday morning January IDth.'Mn nnd Mn. s:.."::”..::;.n' :::.: ---e- 1.:-llh: The ysad newa'ol his -'5'-'k Maui" . ' ' Mr. and Mrs. Leo Berrigan

h to s ldow by ::5:,er;:1'J?,I;:.:ncnnn'unt ville, nnme Mr. and Mrs. James. Kenny and n Summerville. lumuyt N- Y- Nlss Kathleen Mcxenna. Boston

Mr. Murphy had entered the hoe- d k ------. --- -- n: :2. :::.-r .::.::.:"""

vious to his suffering a fatal heart I M: n I r I

lmck The l"' mes 0! um Cam” Eiarrs. Afithonsv I-larI.Ie:he(y arndmliohn

dc Church were administered by Sm" Mlrynlphomus

Rwennd wmnd Mccardl" 9”” Sister Mary Rose

or of St. MnI'Y'h Church. Montague. ML and Mrs. wmred B. MacDon, Stephen Murphy WI! D0111 Ill aid '

Summerville. King's County thirty

seven years ago, the son of Daniel

Mr. and Mrs Jharles Murphy Mr. and Mrs Cari McKenna

itant smile, good humor and wil- ingness to give a helping hand to all in need. He was a kind husband and loving father. all were touched. who has the privilege to observe in tenderness, love and patience se manifested with .hls children. The loss'of this considerate hus- aand and attentive father will be keenly felt. ' Left to mourn his call from this life are his wife. the former Franc- es Kenny of Brooklyn. NY., and four small children. soon to be live. Kenny Francis. Andrew Reg- inald. Bridget Anne and Gregory Alexander. His aging father. three brothers and three sisters also sur- vive. these are Joseph in' Sum- rnerside: Albert. Charlottetown: Reginald. Montreal: Katherine. Mrs. Weston Trainor, Grandfalls, Newfoundland: Mary. Mrs, John Carmichael. Eiliotvale: Genevieve. Mrs. Leo Kenny. Long Island, N.Y. one brother Frank predeceased him fifteen months ago. The funeral was held from his late residence to St. Joachim's Church, Vernon River. Reverend Urban Glllis, P.P. met the re- mains at the entrance of the church Solemn Requiem High Mass was celebrated by his brother-in-law,

Mr. and Mrs. P.J. Brothers and June

Mr. and Mrs. John Maclsaac

Mr. and Mrs. Lem Kenny

Mr. and Mrs. Regrio Kenny

The Benevolent Irish Society

Notre Dame Sisters. Souris Reverend Albert Kenny, Brooklyn, N.Y. 110)

Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Kenny, Brook- lyn. N.Y. i5l

Miss Zeta Kenny. N.Y.

Miss Mary Kenny. Brookl n, N.Y. Reverend John Buckly, ng Is- land City. N.Y.

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Murray, N.Y. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kenny, N.Y. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kenny, Long Island, NY.

Mr. and Mrs. James Hart. West- chester, N.Y.

Mr. and Mrs. James Hart. Jr. Westchest . NY. Mrs. Joseph Trainor

Mrs. Frank O'Brien

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur licaly, Lynn. Mass.

Mrs. Elizabeth Corcoizm

Sisters of Stella Maris. North Rust- c

o L Mr. and Mrs. James Mooney, Mon- treal

Miss Catherine Curran. Lynn, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Bradley Mr. and Mrs. Petrlck Ryan, Boston Mr. and Mrs. John Hunt. P '

Commons Caper

Agriculture Minister Gardiner. dance at the Commons annual still spry at 73. joins in a square Mardi Gras. (CP Photo).

Reverend Albert Kenny of Brook- lyn, N.Y.. assisted by Reverend Urban Gillis. P.P. as deacon and Reverend John Cash as sub-deac- on. Reverend Father Cash also of- ficiated at the grave.

The profusion of mass offerings. spiritual bouquets and floral trib- utes and the great crowds in at- lendance at his wake and funeral, attested to the high esteem and af- fection in which the deceased was held.

Pail bearers were his three bro- thers: Albert. Reginald and Joseph Murphy, Thomas Curran. Carl M0 Kenna and Francis P. Murphy. Bu- rial was in the Church Cemetery. "May the Angels lead Stephen in- to Paradise, at his coming may the Martyrs receive him and bring him into the Holy City. Jerusalem. May the Choir of Angels receive him and with. Lazarus. once a beggar, may he have eternal rest"

MASS CARDS

Mr. and Mrs. Emmet Power

Mr. and Mrs. Andy Murphy

Mr. Dan Murphy (2!

Mr. and Mrs. Sexius Curran

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Murphy (2) Misses Jeannette and Angela Ken-

Ply Mr.'and Mrs. Thomas Curran Mrs. Jenny Kelly and Family Mr. and Mrs. Terrance Macinnls

and Family Iohn and Eddie Gill Mr. and Mrs. Herman Gill Mrs. Kate Praught

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kelly Mr. Gerard Fraser. Montreal Harold Roche

Mr. and Mrs. Julian Rooney Doctor and Mrs. L. Dnffy

Mr. and Mrs. Plus Hughes

. Gerald Dunn, Hamilton

. and Mrs. Joe Byrne. Hamilton . and Mrs. Gerald Sharkey

. Jackie Fraser. Montreal

. and Mrs. Clarence Ryan. Bost-

. and Mrs. Peter McAulev

. Zeno Curran

. and MrsblA. Hughes

. erard arkin, Montreal

.1 and Mrs. Harry Clarkin. Mont- NYLON a

The Flynn Brothers. Montreal

Mr. and Mrs. John Hunt. Brook- line. Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Trainor, and Family

Mr. and Mrs. Weston Trainor (2) Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Bradley Mr. and Mrs. Desmond Curran Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Squarebriggs Stella. James and Joseph Power Mr. and Mrs. Bernard MacMilian Mr.'and Mrs. Harry Verhoeven Mr. and Mrs. James " ' Boston

Mr. and Mrs. Francis Jay

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dunn

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Power

Mrs. Marie MacKay

Rtverend Gerard Murray. Brook-

lyn. N. Y. Riyerend John Conlon. Brooklyn. Y

ister.

York

Blanche Conway

SPIRITUAL BOUQUETS

. . Sister Mary Ingatius. C.S.M.

Mrs. Mary DeLong, West Haven. 5l5Iel' Saint Bridget. C-N-11 Conn.

Mr. and Mrs. St. Clair Slavin,

Mrs. Frank G. Murphy Boston Mass

Mary Kay and Michael Murphy

Mother Saint Joseph Sister Margaret Marie, C.S.M.

Fred my and (i)Vlrs. John D. Mooney. East Mrs. pnmnk Kenny, Livingston. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Donnelly M "'1'" mar” New Jersey Mr, and Mrs, Charles Pnught 5; targaret E' Mann!” DP" Mr. and Mrs. John F. Kenny. ML "Id Mm Mb." Murphy M: ezneir, nl:Illass.w It short Hills. New York Mr, and M". wm,-ed Mooney gcmch Pln';:s Mic w”J:-se;(el1IlY- M2: anlg Ari Rudy. Long Island Mr. B ' Y. - - Mr, .1:-ta,1':,hn Do 1., M" End M” J'""" w- Farmeiv Miss Zcta Campbell. Dorchester. Mr and Mrs. Joseph Dyle Domhem" M"”' M85-it - Mr. "d M". Wm. Walsh M'r. and Mrs. Gerald Kenny. Hunt- Mr, and Mrs, Leo Mooney, 90,-. Mr. Ambrose Cronen Mrnmgnh Nfnw York cheileh M855 Mr. ...a Mrs. Joseph Cronen n ," n gs J-""55 S"'"m- Msssmss or svmrmnr Mr. and Mrs. Eugene J. Dunn M W 1'! . . Q. Reverend Basil Croken Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Baldwin and I; ""' "'5' M" "- C”'""8"- Mr. and Mrs Joseph Fraser rnmuy Dr"b0dy' M355 Mrs. .Iohn Sullivan and Family Mr. nnd M,-L John M. Cnnnn MW 14- -7- C0nl10")'. SH-P Vernon River Sub-division Catho- Mr, nnd ,5 Ned K1 ' - - lic Womens League Mr. Arthurlirothers Eb M; 39'; K"'"Y- New York City Bob and Mabel Carmichael Mr, Lgo waod F El”. "I: Mr. and Mrs. Leo Fay Mn nnn M". John cnnmnnul nnn Mrmcl G0l'ml9l- 303I0n- M851 Jessie, Hamid and Ludlow Carver Funny rt PM M"- Th”'"55 Rl99l- W Jim and Jennie Garland. Toronto,

Pt. Pleasant. N. J. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Drlscnll Margaret and Percy Mr-Kenna IV" N y

Minnie and Alonzo Murphy 011'- Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Murphy

Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Murphy

Mr. and M", John Mcynm. M':.elAnnle and Margaret Carmit'- Sister Mary Frances. Kingston, Mrs. Ste h M and F ily Ont. (5) p on mph, .m Mr" CE"'9”"9 FWH3" Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sullivan. So.

P. A. and Mrs. Mt-Kr-nna Jrhn 1'. Valley Mrs.t Gertie schlayer. New York

Plninfield. New Jersey Revert-nrl Thaddeus J. Hoban. Brooklyn. New York

Mr. and Mrs. Owen Mexenna Mr. and Mrs. Eugene McKenna Mr. and Mrs. A. Wright

MURRAY HARBOR North play- us concert Murray River Public Hall Monday. February 20. 8 p.m

two-piece ski suits. Sizes I2. 14, NV: only at hall price. Beilc's Shoppe, Montague.

. MURRAY HARBOUR - Murray River Pastoral Charge United Church of Canada. Services Sun- day. Feb. 19th, Murray River 11 a.m. Little Sands 3 p.m. Murray Harbour 7.30 p.m. The first in a series of sermons on '”The Cross" viz "The Threefold aspect of the Cross". Rev. L. S. Woolfrey, Min

Robert J. Kenny, Brooklyn, New 'Jlm. and Abby Kennedy, Greene. R. 1

George Murphy. Greenwich. Conn.

Sisters and Children, St. Vincent's

Mr. and Mrs. James Doyle " GI hnnnnn Mr. and Mrs. Andrew DOYIE .ly?,;,'nGe:rg(;:l::'F1:i: Sister Mary Bernadette. C.S.M. Mr. and Mrs. Fralili Hylles uewynnndlnnd ' i Miss Jeanette Kenny Mr. an: 131:. 1:01!" WWI” Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Brown Grand 112:" Alan”: Ig(”""y V. II - CITY ' ss nge a enny Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Walsh F”'''' "”"”""'"''''d Sister Saint Anthony.. Rel. Ad: pa.

' home of Mr. and Mfs: Edwin Mac-l

Mr. and Mrs. Phil McKecn. Brook-

The Eastern

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I SALE WINTER coats. Half , price. Belle's Shoppe;-. Montague. BALANCE of fall While they last at hall" Belle's Shoppe, Montague.

GEORGETOWN Pastoral charge, United Church of Canada. Services for Feb. 19: ll a.m. Sturgeon, 2:30 p.m. Milltown Cross, 7 p.m. Georgetown. Rev. W. A Paterson. Minister

ST. PETER'S Bay pastoral harge. The United Church of Can- ada. Services for Sunday. Febru- ary-19: Greenwich service at ii:- 00 a.m.: St. Peter's service at 3:00 pm.: Marie service at 7:30 p.m. The Church furnishings will be dedicated at the evening ser- vice in Marie. Rev. Russell A. MacLeod. Minister.

THE MONTAGUE Pastoral charge. The United Church of Can- ada. Rev. J. N. Fraser. Minister. Sunday. Feb. 19. Lower Montague: 9:45 a.m. Morning service and Sunday School. Montague: 10 a.m. Sunday School: 11 a.m. Morning Service and Junior Sunday School: 7:30 p.m. Evening service. with

dresses. price

our men's choir. A hearty wel- com to all. UNITED BAPTIST Churches,

Montague charge Sunday, Feb. 19: Montague ll a.m.. Sunday

Commandment. Murray Harbour 3 p.m. with song service at 7:15. Subject for afternoon and evening

son. Minister

BIRTHDAY PARTY - A party of much interest was held at the

Donald. Paumure island, on Fri- day evenlng. the occasion being the eighty-fourth birthday of Mrs.l William A. MacDonald. While her. friends and neighbors were sing- ing "Happy Birthday", Mrs. John P. Griffin. on behalf of the Pan- murc Island Women's Institute. presented her with a lovely bas-. ket of fruit. Mrs. MacDonald ex- pressed her appreciation and then

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School 9:45 a.m. Subject: The First M959" M00"9- NW0"-

nervlnen: The Cry From the cross Wednesday saidysovict Russia will Ordinance of the Lord's Supper at 3" "P 3, 5-500'k'l"W3" exilerlmellr close of the evening service. All vi- ml alomic TGBCIOF "1 Red China. nun” welcome Rev. A My Roger. The reactor will be used to train

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Fdir Ass'n Annual Meeting

cultural Fair Association was held 'c”n5ld"ed by me I at Bridgetown yesterday afternoon with the president. Mr. L.S. Hunt-

Iaat annual meeting were read and approved.

Correspondence was read indic- ating that it was the intention or the Ontario champion plowmen of IN: to come to the Maritimes

er. Ray Burke, Neil

Hunter.

The financial statement was read by the secretary-treasurer.

Held At Bridgetown Yesierclciy

The annual meeting of thc Prov- Ito the grounds and the mow. Incial Plowing Match and Agni Other matters were left to be WT'"FTTT”mm-

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The Department of Highways wil not accept responsibility for damages to veh. icies parked anywhere on highway right. of-way during snow clearing operations.

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board

of directors which is as follows: Louis Campbell. Louis Eits.Patrick, . Clement MacDonald, Albert Acorn -er presldlns The mmutes or theuiohn M. MacLeod. William Hunt- Nicholson. Douglas Matheson, Wilbur Wood. Joseph G. Campbell, M.L.A.. L.S. Frank Clay. Robin B. Clay. Raymond Acorn, Lloyd Mac- . Wallace.MacKenzie, John this yeah Judson. Mack Stewart. Major John A. Mat-Donald. Edward Sharkey. Jack Annear, Alex Hamilton. Ald-

Ice Carnival At Souris Rink

An exceptionally large crowd at- tended the Annual Carnival hold in Souris Rink Wednesday, Feb. 15. Shirley Battersby, Irish Girl.

Approximately a hundred andl Funniest Prize - W.A. thirty, young and old were in cost-' and Henry Larter, umes. These coupled with the gaily decorated interior of the rink

time and son, 1955, 1956.

interest taken in this annual eventl was displayed by the number oi spectators present. that had the

rink filled to capacity.

The result of the judging was as

follows.

Girls over 16 yrs.. Prettiest Cos-n fumes - Rose MacDonald. Valent- ine Queen: Ethel Stubbert. Sham- rock.

Girls under I6. Prettiest Costum- es -Claudia Richards and Bar-iway, North Lake.

Topper Twins. Most original

Ruth

Panda.

erina.

and the late Mrs. (Mary Kelly) Mr. and Mrs. L.0. Kelly and Fam- Mr, Albert Acorn. cousiderame

”"'P"V- 1" "'” Sc"l”'"”" ”"7F "Y discussion took place regarding Y:iB'tH:eeg"o;::1ia itephen Murphy was in "Just man - Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred McKenna and the prize list, and improvements much

He was a man filled with Charity Family '

for God and his fellow man. His Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kenny and

:harlty was manifest " by his 0011- Family

I30, Take Part In Big Annual

bara Acorn Drum Maiorettes: Lil- lian Townshend. Cigarette Girl and

Acorn as Father

Special prize for small children; made it a very colorful event. The. Richard and Rachel Kassner as

Poole. Cuckoo Clock; Cliff lllacC0rmack,

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Charlottetown. Prince Edward Island. 16 February, 1956.

I

M. V. Ash. president, announced wil IIDV cit!

located in various parts of the is expected by

to be completed

J. G. MacKAY, Minister of Highways.

Children under 9 yrs..- David Kassner. Mr. Peanut; Muriel Poole Sleeping Beauty; Wendy Birt, Ball-

The judges were: Mrs. Thomas Iiarris. Elmira; Mrs. Francis Gill- is. South Lake; Mrs. Daniel Con-

with much fun. ' eryone enjoyed

a game of cards. During refresh- ments. whilc the children sang "Happy Birthday" her grand-dau- ghier Isobel carried in a gaily de- corated birthday cake. Only the day before her husband had cele- brated his ninety-first birthday Evcryouo joined in wishing this fine couple many more years of health and ahppiness.

CHURCH OF CHRIST, The Lord's Day, Feb. 19: Montague: 10 a.m. Bible School. li:00 a.m. The Lord's Supper and Preaching. Murray River: 10:00 a.m. Bible school. 1100 a.m. The Lord's Sup- per and Preaching. Sermon by K. T. Norris. Murray Harbour: 6:00 p.m. Bible School and the Lord's mipper. Combined Evangelistic ser- vice at the Montague church of Christ at 8:00 p.m. Everyone is welcome to these services. Kenneth T. Norris, evangelist.

TIIE PRESBYTERIAN Church in Canada. Services Sunday Feb- ruary I9. Montague divine worship ll a.m. Cardigan afternoon serv- ice. 2.30 p.m. Montague evening service. 7.30 p.m. in the series on the Apostole's Creed. (Si "He as- cended into heaven. and sitteth on the right hand of God, Father almighty". day School I0: a.m. you will be welcome at these services. Rev.

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