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. I IN MEMORTAM 'Mr.;;1dk Ere. Peter D. Mclvar, cholglligi Therm! Church. I-Igwlun qnd Cn:pe"VVolfe.n mu "

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After a lingering illness and ldespite the best of medical skill. on -September 2'1, 1952, at the Charlottetown llospital Mary Ps- tricia McKenna. departed this life for one where there is neither sut. ferins nor pain; ”For we know if our earthly house of this habi. tation be dissolved, that we" have 3 building of God. a house not made with hands, eternal in heav- en."

It. will long remain in the mem- ory of those who knew her more intimately with what truly .Chris- tian fortitude she bore the sul- ferings of those final years and months in this vale of tears. Pos-

sessed of many fine qualities of mind and heart. never was she lknown to murmur or complain.

Always will she be remembered as

one who ever looked upon the brighter side of life. I Her largely attended funeral

was held on September 30 from St. Malachy's Church, Kinkora. If there be anything except the Holy Mas itself that could cause her soul to rejoice. then nothing could bring her more bliss on that day than the large concourse of relatives. friends, and acquaint- ances who came to pay their last respects and assist at the Funeral Mass - the same Holy Sacrifice that she attended so faithfully. even to t.he Sunday preceding her death.

Solemn Mass of Requiem was offered by her brother. Rev. Leon- ard Mcxenna. assisted by Rev. Claude Shea and Rev. Preston Hammill its deacon and subdeacon respectively. Rev. Eric Robin was Master of Ceremonies and Rev. Parnell Wood thurifler. Present in the sanctuary were the follow-

ing members of the clergy: Rev. Francis McQuaid, Kinkora; Rev. Patrick Walsh. Palmer Road: iRev. Louis Callaghan. Indian River: Rev. Eugene Mlurray, sunl- .merfield: Rev. Leonard MacDon- ald. Wellington; Rev. J. W. Mc- Cardlc, Montague; Rev. Wilfred Keefe. Rollo Bay; Rev. W. D. MacDonald. Grand River; Rev.

Kenneth MacMlllan, Kellyjs Cross, Rev.fr. P. Butler, Fort Augustus. and Rev. William Simpson of St. Dunstan's Extension Dept., assist- ed the choir.

Pallbearers were the four brothers - Louis, Maurice. Char- cs and Austin, and the two broth- ors-in-law, Russell Noonsn and Thomas McAvinn.

There are left to mourn besides her parents. MII'. and Mrs. John F. McKenna. Central Bedeque, the following hi-others and sisters: Louis. Central Bedeque; Mrs. Rus- sel Noonon, (Ruth), Albany; Maurice at home; Mrs. Thomas McAvinn, (Hilda). Charlottetown; Rcv. Leonard McKenns P. P.. Ions: Charles, Central Bedeque; Austin. Halifax; Gerald,- Natick' Mass: and Sister Leonard Pat- rice (Nora) of the Sisters of Char- ity, Halifax.

Masses

Mother, Dad, and Maurice' (10) Louis and Edna

Russell and Ruth, (2)

Thomas and Hilda, in

Charles and Doris, (2)

Austin. (5)

Gerald and Rose

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Clarkin Winnipeg. Man.

Mrs. Blanche Kiley. (2). Brad- ford, Mass.

Rev. Richard Johnston, 8. J., Guelph. Ont.

Rev. C. J. McCarthy, Tyrone

Rev. William Simpson, Saint

Dunstan's University

Rev. A. J. MacLeod, Summer- side Rev. Thomas McKenna, E. 3.

J., Washington. U. S. A. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Clarkin, New Wilishire 1 Mrs. Eugene Smith and family, (2), Kinkora Mrs. Michael Duffy and George, Maplewooq James, A. Bradley, Central Bedeque Mr. and Mrs. Ray Johnston, Central Bedequc Miss Madelyn Clarkln. Char- lnttetown Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Smith, (2), Kinkora.

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MANY CUSTOMERS and FRIENDS

A We wish to sincerely thank our many customers. who were so patient with us. during the power shortage of the last four months. and wish to express our gratitude. for their keeping us in business. although we were only getting power for five hours daily:

We are pleased to announce. at this time. the? our power sup- and we are getting simple to give

As well as selling the complete SHUR-GAIN FEEDING PRO- GRAMME we can supply you with Flour. Grit. "Shell. Ollcoke. Soyu Deon Meal. in fact anything you may want in the feeding line.

May we again thank our many customers. and Friends and ask for your patronage. We ask you to give us a trial order. (we feel

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Mr. and Mrs. Preston Noonan and family. Summerslds Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Johnston,

Kinkora Mr. and Mrs. John W. New Haven

Gallant,

Mrs. Patrick Moccarville and family, Kinkora Georgie and John Johnston,

Central Bedeque Mrs. Doris Murphy and Cathe-

rine, Cheltcn

Mr. and Mrs. William sherry, Fernwood

Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Curley, Charlottetown

Mr. and Mrs. Alden Mclvor, Kinkors

Mr. and Mrs. Amos Clarkin and Catherine, New Wiltshire Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McAvinn

Charlottetown . Miss Leona Noonan, Albany Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rodgers.

Charlottetown Mr. and Mrs. Bob MacDonald,

Charlottetown Mr. and Mrs. John Green and

family. Central Bodeque

Mrs. Frank Trainor and girls. Tyrone

Mr. and Mrs. Damien Trainer, Tyrone

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Kelly, Charlottetown

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Murray. Tyrone

Mrs. Alice 0'Dowd. Kinkors

Mr. and Mrs. Pius Callaghan, Charlottetown

Mr. and Mrs. Cedric MoKenna. Chelton

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Murphy. Charlottetown

Angelina and Helen Coyle.

Dartmouth, N. 5. Mr. and Mira. Harry Green,

Central Bedeque - Miss Marjorie Garnet, Halifax.

Nova Scotie

Mr. Gerald Flinn, Dartmouth

Mary and Ada. Smith, Char- lottetown

Mis Alice Noonan, Borden Mr. and Mrs. A. Mocarville and Leslie, Freetown

Mr. and Mrs. Pl-ed Steele and family. Charlottetown

Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Roberts, Kinkora

Mr. and Mrs. Alban Keough. A1- bany

Mrs. Wilfred Connolly, Central Bedeque

Dr. and Mrs. C. A. Coady. Char- lottetown

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Noonen

and family, Bedeque

Mr. and Mrs. Rowan sherry. Albany

Mr. and Mrs. Swithen McKen- na. Chelton

Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Darte, Char- lottctown

Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Driscoll, Summersido

Mr. and Mrs. Hugh John Mc- Ivor, Kinkora

Mr. and Mrs. Cecil McAvinn. Charlottetown

Mrs. Rose Fltzsimmons and

Irene, Charlottetown and Mrs. Alden Mulligan, Kinkora Mrs. Lewis smith. Central Be- deque Margaret and Cecil Central Bedeque Mr. and Mrs. James B. Carra- gher, Charlottetown Mr. and Mrs. James Mccuuigan. Kinkora Mr. and Mrs. Emerald and Mrs. Peter C. Trainer "and family. Charlottetown Mr. and Mrs. James Mocardle, Kinkors Mr. and Mrs. kors Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Green, Al- bany ,Mr. and Mrs. lottetown Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Mccardle, New Wiltshlre Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Smith, Kin- kors John Johnston. Bedeque Mr. and Mrs. Kinkors Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Charlottetown Mr. and Mrs. Bert I-lammill, Kinkora Mrs. Annie Miccsrville. Carle-

Mr.

M ccabe,

Joseph Hughes,

Mr.

Fred Coady. Kin-

John Daley, char-

Mr , Central John Roberts.

MacDonald

ton

Mr. and Mrs. Alden Grsensn. Klnkore.

Mr. and Mrs. Everett Muttart, Carleton

Mr. and Mrs. William Griffin,

New Wiltshire

and Mrs. Emmett Smith.

Central Bedequo

Mr. And Mrs. Brendon sherry,

Fernwood

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Connolly,

Charlottetown and Mrs.

Charlottetown

Mr.

Mr. Dan Noonan,

Mr. and Mn. .1. Harold Good- win, summersidu

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Campbell. Charlottetown

Mr. John Connolly and Reggie, nedeque

Mr. and Mrs. Austin Roberts, Klnkorn

Mr. and Mrs. Laughlin Kllbride, Portage R. R. Miss Bernadine Mclvor, Ottawa,

Ont.

Miss Helen Trainer, Bsrnla,

Ont.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas John- son, North Rustlco

Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Goody. NW

Wiltshire

Mrs. James Murrly. Dorehsetdr. Mass.

Sistere. of st. Martha. (Kin- kora)

Sisters of st. Martha, (Chir- lottetown Hospital)

Mr. and Mrs. Louis MacDonald and nmlly, st. John. N. I-

Wilbert Moouvllis. dam- lrrldge, Mass.

Miss Mary Col-cm-an, Chu- lottetown

Mr. and Mrs. bouts Griffin, Ty-

rone an-. and Mn. James P. Mcclos-.

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Mr. sna Mrs. William Mclver. not-den

Mt. and Mrs. Prank McAvinn.

Ottawa xinkora subdivision a. w. L. ' Mr. and Mn. Iaooerd Trainer.

spiritual offerings

Sr. Mary of Lourdes, Mount St-. Marys.

st-. Miriam Eugene. Mount St. Marys.

st-. Mary Ida. Mount st. Marys.

Mrs. Ella Connolly, Charlotte- town.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mccabe, Cent- ral Bedeque.

The sisters and Children of St. Joseph's Orphanage, Halifax, N. S.

sister Mary Rosarii, Sacred Heart Home.

Sister Leonard Patrice. Halifax. N 5

Gerald and Rose. Natick, Mass. Messages of Sympathy

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene McQuills.n, Bonshnw.

Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Trsinor, Halifax. N. 8.

Gerald and Rose. Natick. Mass.

Mrs. Patrick Mulligan, Kinkora.

Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Dawson. Central Bedeque.

Mr. and Mrs. Louis MacDonald.

st. John, N. B.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank MoAvinn. Ottawa.

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Clarkin. Winnipeg.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Noonan. Albany.

Aunt Sarah, Dorchester. Mass.

Mrs. Agnes McGaughey. Sum- merside.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Loard, Tor- onto.

Aunt Blanche, Bradford. Mass. Mrs. Wilbert Mccarville, Cam-

bridge, Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Johnston. N. Rustico.

Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Goodwin, Summerside.

Mr. and Mrs. Reg Compton.

Summerside. R.R.

Jean and Tisey Mccardle, Tor- onto.

Sister Allll Joan, Halifax.

Rev. Richard Johnston, S. Guelph, Ont.

sister Leonard Patrice. Halifax.

Mr. and Mrs. Otto Doull. C. Bedequc.

Mr. and Mrs. Francis Smith, Tor- onto.

Central Bedeque stitute.

Rev. Thomas Mcxenns, E. B. J., Washington. D.C.

Mr. and Mrs. Will Mclver, Bor-

J.,

Womenls In-

den.

Rev. Austin 3. J..

Guelph. Ont. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Murray. Char-

lottetown.

Johnston,

Mr. and Mrs. John J. Grimes, Watervale.

Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Afflsck, Eedeque.

lMr. and Mrs. Ivan Dawson. C. Bedeque.

Mr. and Mrs. Cederic Robbins. Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Otto Doull. C. Bedequc.

Miss Georgena Leard, Charlotte- town.

Mr. and Mrs. Roches, C. Bcdequc.

Miss Florrie Green, C. Bedeque.

Anthony Des-

Mrs. Helen Mclver, Summerside. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Noomn. Albany.

Mrs. Ezekiel Roberts. Kinkora.

Mr. and Mrs. Elliott wright, Kinkora.

The women's Institute. C. Bedeque.

Sister Mary Rosaril, Sacred Heart. ome.

Mr. and Mrs. Montle Gardiner, C. Bedeque.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Harold Goodwin. Summenside.

Kinkora Sub division Catholic Women's League.

Mr. Kevin Mcl(enna, Charlotte- town.

Mr. and Mrs. Winsloe.

Mr. and Mrs. Aloysius Greenan, Emerald.

Mrs. Mary Mullen, nnerald.

Mr. William Trainer. .ir., Dunstsn's University.

of the

Walter Roberts.

St.

Mrs. Agnes McGaughey. Sum- mot-side. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Clai-kin, Emyvsle.

Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Hooper, C. Bedeque.

Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bedeque.

Miss Helen Trainor, Sarnia, Ont.

Miss Bernadine Mclvor, Ottawa.

Mr. and Mrs. Laughlin Kilbrlde, Portage, R.R.

sister Mary Damien, Alexandria,

Hogs. C.

Ont. Miss Patricia Smith, Montreal. P.

Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Coady, New Wlltshire.

Mr. and Mrs. Louis MacDonald, St. John. N. 8.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas 1-in-nmlu, C. Bedeque.

Mr. and Mrs. John Murphy, Con- way. y

Mr. and Mrs. Cyril man, Bon- show.

Mr. and Mrs. Matt Hagan. Char- lottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Aloysius Grocnan. Emerald.

Miss Anna Tralnor. town.

Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Sherry, sum- merside.

Mr. and Mrs. John Finnln, How- lan, P. E. I. )-JNIIGP Mary Pierre, St. Pauli,

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Charlotte-

Card Ojjhenks

The riamily of the late Mary Moxlnna. wish to thank the doctors and nurses. who so kindly tended her. Atllo all those who sent mass cards. spiritual offerings

and messages of sympathy, and especially their - nd neighbours and friends Who olpod in guy

way during their led bereavement.

WIEIIIIA

nlo(IsIsIlII'unenvuM-i

Halifax . In. and Mrs. Irsnois Inith. ; ivronto I g h ,

mggfae Phmp Dc5RoChe5' 5um' Rev. Fr. Richard of Palmer Road ' r lebrant. of the high mass at Mrs. H. Llnl-rleiter, St. Eleonora. Wu Ce . Mr. and Mrs. Peter Campbell, 1sg'ghAmhOny S on sundayi November Charlottetown. ' Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dunphy 5 . ' ympsthy is being extended to K””5'”9'””- Mrs. John Melons of Lot is on the

Clarence Mscixlnnon of O'I..eary was in Htrwlan on Saturday.

John Wedge of Forest. View was in Howlen on Thursday Novbmbcr 13th.

Leonard Richard of O'Lesry was in Howlsn on Thursday November 13th.

-Mr. and Mrs. Leo Arsensult motored to Bummersldc on Mon- day, November 10th.

J. B. Arssnsult and Jerry Gal- lant. are getting their big crops thrashed.

Mr. and Mrs. Rae Griffin and children of Tlgnish were in How- lan on Sunday, November lath.

Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Gallant and family of Coleman were in How- len on Sunday, November lath. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Arsensult and family recently spent an even- ing in Bloomfield.

Paul Gallant spent surxiay. No- vember ltlth at his home .'.i How- inn.

Mr. Arthur Gallant of Charlotte- town recently spent an evening in Woodsotck.

Mrs. Felix Doiron spent a day or two with her daughter Mrs. An- thony Finnarl recently.

Miss Yvonne Blanchard of Piusvilie spent a week-end with friends in Howlan.

Little Miss Theresa Gallant ob- served her eighth birthday at her home here on Thursday, November 13th.

Mrs. Albsn T. Arsenault was a train pasenger to and from Sum-

morsido on Thursday, November 13th. Mrs. Gus Peters of Duvar was

visiting at the home of Mrs. Tents Peters recently.

Edmund Peters and son Wayne of Ttgnish were in Howlan and O'Leary on Monday, November l0th.

Messrs Harold Arsennult of Du- var and Eddie Blanchard of Plus- villo recently left for Hamilton. Ont.. by car.

There motored to Saint Johx. N. B.. on Thursday. November 13th Bert Peters and Paul Doiron of Duvar.

Messrs Philip Gallant and Clair Gallant of Piusville were in How- lan on Saturday, morning, Novem- ber 15th.

Miss Sylvia Pineau of Duvar is now spending some time at the Par- ochial house with Miss Ethel Fin- nan.

recent death of her husband in Alberton hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. Tenls Peters and Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Webb were in O'Leary on Tuesday evening, No- vember 18th. .

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Richard and family of Duvar moved to O'Lesry on Tuesday. November llth for the winter months.

Mr. and Mrs. Jackie Arsenault and Alma Ann of 0'Lesry were in Howlan on Sunday, November 9th.

A card party was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Leclair at Woodstock on Friday night. November 14th.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Gallant and Mrs. Margaret Arsenault, all of Forest View, were visiting in How- land on Friday night, November 14th.

A bingo puty was held on Friday night, November 14th at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Peters Du- var. This Bingo was put on by the members of the st. Thomas Ac- quinss Society of that district.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Richard of 0'Leary were among those who at- tended the party on Friday night November 14th at t. a home of Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Pet s, Duvar.

Mrs. Pius Dolron and her brother Arthur Plnsau on Monday. Novem- ber loth motored to Charlottetown. on their rstum they were accom- panied by Alyre Dolron.

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Messrs Clifford Arssnault. and Jack wedge spent. Friday evening, November llth in O'Leary as guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Al-consult. '

Mr. and Mrs. Tonia Peters ihd as guests on Sunday. November lath Mr. end Mrs. Edmund Peters and sons of Tigniah, Mr. and Mrs. Ree Nbomn and daughters of O'LeIry and Mr. and Mrs. Albsn Arsensult and family of Howlan.

Rev. Fr. Walsh of Palmer Road garish officiated at the Remem-

ranse day service held at St. Anthony. Bloomfield. in the ab- sence of the pastor who has gone on his vacation with his parents in Boston, Mass. '

The ladies of The Women's Ins- tituiepwith each a partner. re- cently held their chicken sun): at the home-of Mr. and . Theodore Gallant.

Mr. 'and Mrs. Tunis Peters and Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Arsenault were recent inlets at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Peters.

Ms. It-use Oarrutiurs, who was visiting at her old home in cape

Ian on Sunday November 18th. L.-14

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Wood and little daughter Bertha of West Cape have now moved to I-Iowlan and are settled in the Woods home here.

A number of I-lorwlan residents wsnded their way to Woodstock on the evening of November lath in

the roads, where they attended a Bingo at the home of Mrs. John Ftnnan under the auspices of the Altar Society of St. Anthony's, of which Mrs. Finnan is president.

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strange legless stranger turned into that branched yath. A moment later, the old mother Mouse cams racing out of that path with two of the babies clinging to her. If ever there was a frightened Mouse it was she. she brushed put Mite, the two babies still clinging to her. The stronger had disappeared in that home. Presently he returned. Somehow he had a. satisfied look. Mite turned and took to his heels. Somehow he knew without being told, that there were no longer any babies in that home visited by the black stranger. Also. he knew that he had discovered one more enemy to watch out for. Mite ran as fast as he knew how. First. along one little path, then another and another. The little paths crossed and rocrossed through the grass. Quito by accident he came upon the mother Mouse and her two babies. "Has he gone Mother Mouse, in squeaky voice.

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NOTICE

All Property Taxes, Poll Taxes and Dog Licenses due the Town of Alberton must be paid on or before DECEMBER 6th, 1952, or legal action will be taken.

M. n. m'n.mNG.

All interested people are invited.

Town Clerk-

m isummerside Film Board

The organization meeting of the Summereide Film Council will be held in the high school library at 9 p.m., on Tuesday, November 25th.