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{T NORTH RIVER RINK 1 1 lit CITY 3‘ QUEENS f'l‘-uesday)- intermediueon-'l:" HWE TREAT THE sick well

New Haven vs. Buster's 1-‘lycm

7'p.m. Second game in semi- finals York vs. Hampshire at 8:45 p.m. Thirl and pi.-maps final game in semi-finals Kings- ton vs. Dunstaffrrige at 10 p.m. Admission 25 cents to all. -

. KINGS COUN

REGULAR MEETING of the Montague Ladies Legion Auxili- ary. will be held Wednesday, March 4th.

RESERVE EASTER Monday night for ham and scallop sup- per. st. Peters Bay Holy Name Hall. Sponsored by OWL. PRINCE COUNTY

KENSINGTON RINK tonight tTuesdayI North Shore League

CARD PARTY will be held in River Hal] every Tuesday prizes.

(Am) PARTY. Kingston Leg-

gy... an, Wednesday March . at B p.m. and every Wed- ..1a_v until further notice.

SCIINEIDERS M E AT S in stock: Kielbnua. Polish sausage. ' pepperetts. V.P.

5-.5

rtaining to Fredericton coin- m....11_v hall on Wednesday

M h M] at 8 pm girls and boys ages seven and are . A -

eight; girls and boys, ages

ne to12; girls and boys ages 13 to 16 ladies and men over 16 prizes for Centennial cos- tume: prizes for most outstand- ing costume; prizes for most graceful skater; prize for adult

31h_ at 8:00 p.m at the Prince 1-jduard island Hospital. Nurses’ Residence.

and boys ages six and under: c

OBITUARY inserted by the family. LEO P. BERRIGAN A host of friends and acquaint- ances were shocked to learn of the sudden passing of Leo P. Berrigaii at the Charlottetown

Hospital on January 5th at the early age of years. Born at Dunedin. he was the

son of the late P.J. Berrigan and Sarah Ellen Moreslde. He at- tended school at New Haven and a’ter graduation from P. . . he was employed in the teaching profession for a number years. During this period, his dedication to Education coupled with a pleasant personality and mild disposition. was instrumen- tal in the development of lasting fl]“l1elldslll«p5 among young and 0 .

F‘

In 1930 he entered the Postal Servlcesat Charlottetown. After the outbreak of World War ll, he enlisted in the Canadian Army and on completion of B aslc Training at Beach G.-ave Train-

Peo"t’l‘°m seco game semi-finals: 7:30 inn Centr received hi - summer sausage. €73! “1°g‘3l3' .p.m. Long Rivet vs. Rustico. mission pgior to his destiaigtllge etc. Ta“'°°l5 Gm“ 9"" 9: p. . Hunter River vs. for overseas service. After ter- QHPF“ 9’“'°°t' Kensington Seabrookes Juniors. mination of hostilities. he re- THERE‘ WILL ‘be 8 Pflfllﬁ CARNIVAL BEDEQUE Rink l‘..'r;'.°§!o:‘.'..it.l'.f..P.§'gst..a'.'].. 3.’: mvetini '" F’°‘'”''‘’'°‘‘ 5‘ "° Thursday. March 5 1964: Girls promoted to Postal Clerk on the

.N.R. Trains. in position he ef- iiiclently fulfillled until his death. 0 was an ardent lover of the finer things of life. especially Music. Being talented as a pia- nist and singer, he has stimula- ted many social occaslons with sing songs about the piano. Always interested in Commun- ity betterment. and the welfare of his fellowman. his most out-

pairs: prize for junior pair; DR. T.E.E. ROBINS. ill Kent prize for oldest skater. Contest- street. Charlottetown office ants are required to wear a card

closed until further notice. showing class and character.

standing contribution was to the reta children. and gave lea- dership aa President of the Re- tarded Ohildren Association dur- log the formative years of that organ-ization.

e was married to the former

’rVlTAL STATISTICS

MULLALLY — In ory of Howlan Mulllalvly who passed away March 3Nl. 1963. ‘"3h“"‘;"a; hS.’:’)’;”i;, 'I‘o live in the hearts of those we ll m;l‘:lV8l of their new bro- leave behmd is "M l’° die‘. lllgr weight 7 lbs. 7 ozs.. at Always remembered by We the Prince Edward Island 1105- and family’

pital. on Sunday March 1st.

1964. The proud parents are Beth “d w"'5t°" Stewart‘ I wish to express my sincere

l”""""‘l°"t' P'E‘I ' thanks to Doctor Saunders. nurses and staff of the Prince

Edward island Hospital and to ACOR!\'—COFFlN—The mar- all those who sent cards and

flowers while I was a patient

there. Mabel Diaz.

To the Prince Edward Island Hospital staff 1 say a special thank you. in a different way. I send you a poem. and each ill be a flower in my: “BOUQUET OF MEMORY" Drs. Cox and Roberts. who cured

riage of Mr. and

Josepli Acorn. was solemnized at the United Church Souris. P.E.l. by Rev. D.E. Adams. on Friday. February 14th. 1964. The bride. Dianne Mary is the daugiiler of Mr. a Mrs. Irving Coffin. Fortune. and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. R Raymond Acorn. Dundas Centre. l‘.E.l.

IN MEMORIAM

BANKS - In loving memory of our dear husband and father

5 O.

my ills. May I think

"daffodils . Nurses who hovered around by

f you ‘as spring ..,

Geordie. who passed away 6 B£g::g;{}l3'":g;:“5ﬁes wo'Wn in You are “roses" of yellow, white . ' d red

a .

This is the picture we tenderly My childhood friend who dresses in green.

My niece with the linens that sparlcle and gleam.

The girls and boys who wore

Deep in‘ our hearts his memory

is ep. To love and to trreasum and never forget. _ Always nevmemlbered wile

while or blue. by You are beautiful “mums" of Cora and daughter, Emily.

hue Those in ECG. and in x-ray.

GAMBLE —- I lying mem of 0... sum“ Egrelﬂyt H633, Are "black—eyed susans" in my Gamble. who away l!9l- ’ :11-am. 3,.d_ 1937 For the ladies I left in Room 419 Two red "oarnations". I'll gent-

Dear are the melrnoriee silently k

9 ly elitwine. 0! 009 We l0V€<l 8011 can never Cards. visitors. flowers that cheered me up.

rgo . Always remembered by. par- ents. hrotzhelrs and sister. MacDONALD In lowing of Mrs. Angus Mac-

Shall all be golden “buttercups "

Please each accept my “thanks"

__ today

I shall cherish forever. my “memory bouquet."

Marjorie Donnelly who survives him. Also 3 children. Wilfred. 10 David 9. and Patricia. 7. He is also survived by his mother. rs. P.J Bel-ri1za.n. three bro- thers. Louis in B.C.. William in Charlottetown James o the homestead at Dunedin. and one sister. Mrs. Alexander Maels- sac in Charlottetown. I-Iis bro- ther Leonand was killed in ac- tion in World Wa.r 11. and anoth- er brother. Joseph. predeceased him in 1959. and his half sister. Sister Mary of St. Anne.

Tilie throngs of people who paid respects at the Charlotte-

town Funeral Home. and mes- sages of sympathy. and many cards indicate how his ne

character and personal quali- ties had penetrated tions of those who had the pri- village to know him.

The largely attended funeral was held from the Basilica with interment in the People's Ceme- tery.

CARD OF THANKS The family of the late Leo P. Berrigan wish to extend a sincere thank you to all relatives. friends and neighbors who sent mass cards. enrollments, ﬂoral tributes and messages of sympa- thy. also to all those who helped in any way during our recent sad bereavement.

OBITUA RY Inserted by his wife. LEONARD I. Mae-DONALD

The death occurred at Charlottetown Hospital on Feb- ruary 3rd. 1964. of Mr. Leonard l. MacDonald in his 54th year after a lengthy illness. He leaves to mourn his loving wife Verna. a-so the following brothers and sisters. e W. Fecnkl City. Marlon, Hudson. Mass.. Bernadine of New York. Earl of Boston. and David of Rumford. Maine. and James of this city. He was a veteran of

§ on

memory Donald. Arllisttm. wiho depart- ed this life. March 3. 1940 and Angus lWacDon-aid who de- parted this life Oct. 19. 1951. Plcase God forgive a silent tear A silent wish that hey were here

Mrs. Alex Morrison. Mt. Herbert. RR 9.

FOR

3;: 3:: ms LATE NOTICES l.$.‘~?i".l..f“' ..................... 1.. see PAGE 3

family. and grandchildren.

NOTICES NOTICES Attention Cattle Breeders ‘

Heifer calves wanted for 4-H Club members. Date of birth Jenuerv |sf— May 3 lsf. If you have calves for sale please notify P.E.|. Department of Agriculture. Box 2000. Charlottetown. specifying breed. purebred or grade.

date of birth. price.

MUNROES 111)....

Spoc.$3.soL $20.00 I 31.5.9

. PIAEASINUPE-— £80 AvallsbleSoon.WiiteT:13l"sndR 5-:__._

the last war having served over- seas with the North Nova's for

years. He was an employee of the island Telephone Co. and a member‘ of the Royal Canadian Legion both of whom attended his funeral in a body. His funer- al was held from the Hennessey

uneral Home to the Church of

e ost Holy Redeem:-r and was largely attended.

CARD OF THANKS

The wife of the late Leonard Mac-Donald expresses her cere thanks to all who sent Mass Cards. enrollments. cards of sympathy and to all those who helped in her recent sad be- reavemenlt.

PAY KOREAN WAR BILL

NDON I e e -— Brit- ain will pay the United States 1:: 000 for American support

of the Commonwealth force dur- ing and after the Korean War. according to a supplementary army estimate presented to Parliament Monday.

WAR SURPLUS iague Phone 838-4122

the affec- ‘

Matheson. Senator Orville Phil- Heattl MacQuar1-ie. MP. William Thompson. Austin A Sea les. Chester MacDonald. Gerald R. Foster. Arthur Mac Innis. lvan Docherty. B en nett Carr. Jack Green. L.G. Monk ley. Ronnie MacDonald. No!‘- man

The active pallbearers were. Keith Lord. Eric Robinson. Rus- sell Hamill. Geonge Muttsrt. Lorne Noonan. Donald Camel-

on l..tepment was in the People's

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any-. Fully Illustrated Catalogue eetve Your "Free Copy".

Cemetery. Tryon.

CARD OF THANKS

Tne lsmily of the ..a.e ...au4le s. Delaney wish to thank ah vi tad and cent

to our loved one while a patient in the Prince County Hospital. Cameron. special nurses and the nursing staff.

To the numerous friends and relatives who sent norsi trlmtes and messages of syrnpathy II well as the many thoughtful acts which showed loving concern in our recent bereavement. we

.. four trranddlrildren Carol (Mrs. William Green) Je-

ssy a sincere thank you. Mrs

Claude Delaney. snd family.

mes. Manisaret Wl- . ,4, Two great grandchildren. Carol ‘.:'_“;,1l.,, my, .5. . Lee and Joan Green of ar- Mas r 5-Apr lssiom 1080010806 - 14 lottetown and one brother l>led- Met Stores 200 um V "N 1 lev Muttart of Carleton. M" ‘' Ni’ ‘:3 2;‘ 2": funeral was held on Feb. ".0 ,3...‘ ,.,.._ W, _. ., 8 from the Ma .eavn Funeral MW, Cm, ,5 352... 32 ms ‘ Home to Zion ‘P1-mtvvtenan :M..r..“nMA '15:. 1214+ to . ui-ch where serv res were con- 1 NM .1! _ I «am» ».v we» o«»~o~ mo ".“.:".3.i'... ".1. ‘.‘.?.‘.c. '° bel-l. Hymns sung were The Id" 20,, ml. .51., rssge u Lord's My Shepherd and Sun lo... Stee as as an M96 1 of My Soul. A solo "God Under- ' Par Pete mo elm ll% ‘ 3 stands" was feelin-vly rendered Fuse hm 4': um‘ "V. * by Mr. Frank Wood. },o';.‘‘''''' "M .0“ .0..- g. The employees of Hall and [mu 3.. 1-. 3.0;, .0... am. 1 1. stavert Ltd attended in a body. tor: Gas 37-4 7'11} - ‘G P . rs were Dr. L. ‘M. i0ue Phone 120 917:4 47:: Callbeck. Allison Harper. Mor- i’l“l0k:l¢l""" ‘"25" $5” ._;M + “ ley Mlitlart. Stirling Lord. Lloyd lnnl ' A ,1, cu Waugh and Harold Viuiiari. ‘nollml or so 1! interment was in the family .nn4hmn.- ‘A00 in 11:70 1116 “ pl~t in Va-th u""hﬂtI" (‘orw~'er\'. yF".Vll “xi _‘H “ CARD or THANKS »::'«'-3-'"’r '* 1212'“ 1 l “'9 l"""." "' ‘ll’ “'9 “'5' lit’: pla 31:»: ms 1 James stavert wish to express an Wins so mu. aw. ms their sincere thanks to al who stesrd l . ” renrleredservlces imdto ailslmwns :5':f‘"“"‘,‘;+' "1 W.” €IDl'P80$ 3Y“l‘98ﬂl.V $3.3‘ 1.“ "3. us‘ '27‘; “ In many special ways durltw .m.,,.,,‘ can :7 we an t » ﬂ1-‘- rt-~or1i ‘V-rPa1"‘l'l'i"l‘ 7.33 Texaco (‘an Sm 1'12‘! 32*‘ 51"‘ t. "" set wardeeply appreciated. tr sin A am 0131» ms 12% 98

my 1115 87 1'7 “ M ritin Tel ‘rail 819% 10% 1914-- "l“"“ ' 31 no

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‘The Guardian, Charlottetown, Tues. March 3, 1964. 9 "“ A” W’ " " " V Sand Riv man I M M 4» DAILY MARKET UOTATIONS 2 1* Tr c Corp 1950 s as last mile + 1. Caasisr man not. lose zm lsheep Or 2400 115 11.1 its +2 Tr can PL 230 534% 344. 34-1/4. is Cent Pat 200 105 105 105 '1 lsherrm was no no 320 +111 _ ilr lzlt 811514 15% lass Eznlklhky 5.'lt£w 7 “Bit 6% .s|;m.; am 3143 spa no -5 ' mzﬁ . . ril 25 260 0 ‘rs ir ' 6 ' SI 1-: ll 12' 165 I65 153 '1 mgh“ °'" e A can Ex Viau :12»; 121'. 121/.+ v. hio-Kay 4262 12 llall‘»a—‘/I Sllvmgn 3.. in lo lo ' ‘I Cllallle. Volume was 1.600.000 Walk cw 590 way. 52 1 .chlh .vl soon 35 :1: 1.1 -1 I511 Vliller 5132 17 17 '5 res compared with 1390,0001 Wcosst Tr 17011 new 161'. 16"; 4 hlmo 3300 H0 106 100 +4 lsibcoe 125 in iso isi .: . By THE CANADIAN PRESS Friday. Scurry bow MONTREAL 10191 — Agricul- ‘Weston 3 am sisvz is ill-.r . .coch Will 2100 395 190 190 slamu: 26500 c s 3 Toronto. Market higher; mod_ gained V‘ and Canadian Javelin ‘ture department quotations. 1 CANADIAN Comb Met 5500 22 22 I2 . Stet-loy 95f0_ ll 11 ll - I/I Ierate "Edi V _ F 5, WI] "5 1 d I I i .A.iaa 1000 10 10 lo Lonlagas 300 50 50 50 -I eep 1-1725 :30 510 020 “'3' , - 0W0 I Bull W91‘? l3l'8Zll- "39 ' "‘ '39 ‘*5 9' P’ "3 Alsof ooo 15 14 14 .: (oniaur ssoo 22 2 2 ‘slum-on 1500 is is . a. New York: Market higher; ‘tan 1Vra.cﬁcm' oam;¢ian Marconi -to country stations. wooden car- An Am Moi 3200 190 132 la: 63 an-Key soon 9 915 91/. 5.... cu... 51.0., g . acllvlgetlraflngi k t 11 My ‘and Pupiter Corp, tong: Extrsa-large {ll-3; large 401/1; ﬂint Tel :23; 1:: 1;: 1:; .211 zonc sh.-aw 17550: :2, 2:! 23% IA Sullixan zoo 170 [68 17111 V. nrga: 3 r 9 5 g , what st ks did. me ium _7; sma 334”: B 35 man: ‘ a man «-2 2 — Sunburst 1000 12 12 1 41‘ lower; mwerafe U-adinz_ 1 0c Mon Fri and C m Batemsn 10500 8% 8% EV] ‘L DISIOV “lo no “5 I 120 4" (‘mall 00 85 IO N ' ' , _‘ , , lk Hawk 6500 90 O9 90 .C F?" 521 14% We H‘/‘I Territory .2664 17 16'»; 16% .Advances 565. BUllBl'- Cllrrelll receipts 000- Bus Bon iooo :15 ms 31; 1: Hall 1000 17 17 17 - % r........u .90., .99 mg 105 .1 Decline 447 457 ‘teﬁdersagi/le 51: 93 score tender- B e a w 150 -1 !‘tdfarhen 115300 1:55 1:3 1: +12 -y.,,.,... 300.. 52 52 _, Unchanged 350 532 a e .14 92 score tenderable 1'19"‘ 550° +0 . «hr us Tormnnl 5100 171/. 171/: out use on . .12.? .1“ . ‘‘i.".i‘.“.'....‘"...’.‘l.. 1:. 1”." :1: .22: +1 MONTREAL (CP)_'1‘he Us, NEW vonx csoalsc STOCKS Chees: Delivered Montreal. mm. H." mo 3, ,0 3}, _, c.,,, _\.._.g.., 33..., ,2 1, 1, .l.'r‘m““Cmh W6 H H’ .1 _f‘% dollar in terms of Canadian ’ 7'" L""'""' 7'" iwaxed current recei ts whole- u et 3 31 - .(.on Nichol 1013: H95 111/: 1115 - -13 - am am. ,5 W W4“ _ D . in A 92. Tundra .125 110 10.1 110 is funds was up 1-32 at 81.08 l-32. Bo" Wm“ ‘W cm Mwsalle Quebec white 35; colored c Collieries soo my. 11% 111/. + % ‘C Northld 1000 21 .11 Mining 1.00 21 21 2 --1 pound sterling was up 346 u d 0 ‘halo to", 106% 1351'.’ llli N0 5 366105 sigh +35 EC Rlteajmllgioer “:30 1:5 *2 ll’, Asbestos 7150 204 1'75 284 4»! ‘3‘m%' C'’'‘‘ E‘“"‘‘ W/' 5°""‘ '’''*‘'"° “’ 1 Skim milk P0\'l’d9l‘I SPl'aV 1>l'0~ (t::bne!:1'i1r’ll: A lg: ms 105 101 -a c Sannnrmp 21500 12 11 11% 55¢. 5:: 95.: S9 . 1-31¢ . Std 0ilN 1111/. » ,' _ _ comm" “W U“ mere" ‘M |cess N’o.Nl 1n_bags 14-16, roller Clntexsin H2313 iso is: 11:1; +1 135 319; 3?: ‘tin. 1.1(a.~1.. mo I 17 1;: _ Gt Nor iiy 591,4, v..,........... , .,_ {process o. 1m‘bags 13-14; feed . . _ ' mo . M M _ .,_ LP!‘ 3" ‘"55 3“ W In 53% Wu.“ .1142. butter milk powder feed C emalioy 3200 64 60 63 -1 ‘(op Man 1 Li jug...-10., mm 415 41., 41.4, .' I ' ipman 212 O C . G ‘l yCoulee 6200 26 M 36 —- ‘/1. am 37533 335 315 330 gm ( ) ""'°°"" 59'9"“ on Gas iooo 4.1 40 L1 +1 (Co-Arm 6250 27 30 15 +5 ‘wmmae 1102 124 no NEW YORK All’ —'l‘l1e stock . Potatoes; wh.-.1353“, “mug Cbmmodor 44.1 441 445 :‘Cwich as as as -3 w,._.,.,,,. .50., . 4 . ,» market staged another strong Iprice. Que new 75! 150 _ .55, c Csnorsm mo as oz 55 +1 .Craigmt aces slow. in is 4. la; wm... mo . . . advance Monday pushing into Que new 505 1004 mi NB "°‘“.°" 3’ 3}’ 13° 1'‘ §C'°‘‘'“' *5“ ‘WI 1" 3 -3 .‘w M as 3500 5 5 s W high 3'°““d l“ h°“"Y l-45--50; N.B. newlsﬂls 95-100- Delts Yélde mo ‘£3. 245354755“ :10%l€1l:1'l;|1?:t mm W’ 2: I ::I‘lwllll'oMme 22433 lg; lg lg: :: dlns. MON'1iRiEA»L iOP)—Ali issues N.B. new 105 .25-.27; 1>,1:,1_ new’. In Explorer 4000 14 13% 14 ‘oascg 5500 12 12 12 lw.u_...y oon 17 151;, u,l,<._u. The Dow industrials moved except banks recorded a ac-[white 755 1.70_1,30. p_E_1. new 1) Oiicloth 1160 no 291/. 30 + 91 :Daerin soo 14 121/. I3 -1 ..,¢.. .50.... .2 .1 1,“ _ u-p 2.61 to 002.75. tional rise at the close of the fwhm. 505 115425. PEI Dumont 10000 36 24 24 1 .D'Aras<m H00 17 l6V- 17 |Windfa..i 3 as as It was a moderate gain but Montreal and Canadian Stock.’ 11‘: 1 ' ' ' ‘ " new Em 5"" 2°° "5 "5 275 D?°.' "°"' 197" ” ‘° ‘° “ Wale 1-9 I 13‘/‘I 13* W 1e 05 .30-.32. East Vent 2000 65 65 65 Dhldons 8% 7% O —- #5 vi. Bgar no 113 in 113 -3 tladmg was heavy 'nd ‘Wk E“ “S” M°“da ‘ Equity Ex ao7oo 17 16 is —%1DelhiPae 111175 19% 19 1.9 -io‘ .,...., 509 1 1 7 -1,5 tickers were late much of the The composite index rose 0.5.j,.....,..,. W ,3...‘ ,1 ,1 + ,. Fab Jtllo 14 14 14 +1 ;‘Delnits 090 7s 7s 7s y....,..., .000 31,4, 41;, 41,4. ., .5 time. Steels aerospace issues. to 161.5 and advances led de- Aim -ll/4 pcpr 915 ems v. .z.,,._,. l’-‘app 52400 1.1 10 1: +114. 1 Denison iosu 3141/. 127/. 131/. — I/4 z...,...... 1...... gr; 2; television set makens. electrical clings Q to 7a_ ﬂpr 3235 2.10 5521.5 521/. 521/. F‘ “°“I"°° 500 2° 10 2° Dwlm 1200 54° 525 555 +l5.zulnpn 19500 -1 .equipments selected motor! Trading was moderate on the |‘Ang '1‘ 41,-. 345 _ V‘ Fox Lake 0000 21 20 21 -1 Dome 700 829% 20% 29% .~ I M h I ‘I ' d f t’ . |Al’gus 400 813% 13% 13% Frlsistorn 200 70 70 70 l Donald: 4500 I 7 5 ‘Acme Gun 1000 lo 10 10 ‘° em “S 3" “°“ °"'‘’'‘’‘ rm‘ M'°““'°3'l E’‘°l‘9"'39 3“ “Fm Art: 270]): 100 352% 5214 5294- as My 2000 s s s 3 Am iooo M 5% 5% .Al> Cons 1012 45 4s 46 -0 als ma . on the Canadian Exchange. In- An: c pr zoo sin 1o in turn: 95000 It! is 15 -1 .I:.a.-at Sull 510 271 27:1 271 -2 lAlminex too 265 250 no -4 Airlines backed away further dustriails handled 132509 shares :1 Asbestos s2o=/4 so 2095- % Ghlm“ ‘”°° 35 33 3’ ’ 5°’ 5'0 5%, 3% m Led 19300 a a M + from their most recent new n mine» and om em or =2 21.. == 1131"" .123 11:. ~' .13 ‘L 1°: :2 The ClE3l‘€'ll€ 5l0Ck5 W911 0“- shares. ll-1:1‘ Mm“ 3 Hailing: 2 1000 1 120 121 --2 Gem Mines 352 $16 30 I ::...l.,,,D" 80200 g1 91 91 -3 V0lllm9 lwelled l0 5.700-000 rs showed the largest .sanq PC 120 $5411. sly. ; 1,. lnspirll 20 170 170 -5 ‘CHICK 00 101/. io 10% I3,...._., 5 ,, 1.... 333% 731/. 731/‘ I 14 shares from 4.900.000 on Friday. gain, pisinig M; to 12o_5, Congo]. jllalh r A 25 3511/. 5115 51% + '4. Int Auau Dev zoo 1211 no no l‘Git‘-nn Ursnl at 5 1:” 12% M sum 1099 1.55 155 155 +4“ The abilit of the Dow 'nd s- 1 Bell Phone roll :54 5:11’ 54 + 141 Cer-In 000 7 7 -“I G1’ M W 4 Batu 5% ' y 1 u ‘dated-"ﬁe /ll’ Fraser 1/‘ and ' Bowater lo) 51/: 31,; nt He'll-um zoo 105 1&1 11!! 5 'Goldrsy I000 G 40 4o —lVs Cal Ed 710 821% 20% 21% + Q lflals to lot! 800 and remain Domin-ion Tar 15. Great Lakes I Brazil 124 215 215 :15 lnterpr Dr soon 14 13% 14 Graham I025 10 is is . cm... .2492; 431,4. 2-; ., 35°," “'9 l°"°l °" ' °l°‘l“3 dropped . BA Oil 925 3291/. mg mg- lnv Fdn s Pr so my. 52% 5214 l ulf L sooo 12 11 12 '1 c on 1.41 1200 ion ion iao asis was said to attract more rndusn-la], were next 1'] ‘.1 -ac Forest 2a50 3251/. no 5% + 91. Jockey 1000 355 350 -so G-unnar 4915 711.1 775 7110 .3 1391; 3500 313 son :55 +1 of the public back into the 05 0 135_1_ Du pom rose s/4. lac Pow 4 4 Jubilee 1020 315 11 1}-iiaidm-R k 2:, 2501 3:1‘: 15101 C Delhi 1540‘ 00.1 :3 +13; “"“”‘°‘- The l’°"l°"““‘“?° °‘ Cllemcell “I Pag°'H°T5°-" 3"dlo.rll151kV'rpr id my 2771?; 27751? " 'l(t°.1.'.’1'an:m.'4'l'.1am1"rlogl1:/. w. 5:127 1;. 11:;-Min” mo ii 101/. 0% I ggfnhnw 107 1 Ion -a stoclcs. however. re m a 1 11 ed Souiham ‘/4 each and Dominion 3 K...” 6..., 3,5 ‘ 395 _-.95 ‘ ' ' .liastings moo I23 121 in +5 C H”... C, 5..., 1 .7... ".2, “V, much as‘ ltiefo;-e—hilt.thly :elec- Glass lie. Asbestos. Dominion ‘1 Laduboro too its as -5 Headway 1200 1'75 175 17’ Homestd mo 74 74 74 -1 tive-wit ra ing nieres ro- -pexme and [m .-131 Toba co Lambt A mo :11; is is + 1,4. Heath 4500 Del 6051- 750 740 745 -s tating away from recent gain- d.-owed 1;. each” ‘ C }1.lnl:s1a 1500 4 4 4 lligll:-Bell 1601: :42; 121:7/.s;.1 +1; Charter 011 am 17:: 17.1 1711 --2 ‘ ‘ u ‘ «v ' ' Malartic Hy 1500 39 36 8 -- ’ tier 6. 5 —— Dragon 28 20% +1 0T8 l0 m0l‘e 01‘ less neglected UTn.l_’PlES IMPROVE Iiiassval '32s 20 251/. 29 +115 TORONTO (Cp1_M.,s. ,,c_a1lua Bay 1121 :63-1. 52% say. +% c 1:;-1 Cr 10500 107 1177 lm 0€kS- Utilities rose 0.5 to 123.2, CPR ‘ .‘\irAriam 1800 so so 117 -1 iuons of the stock market re,,.5_ liu-Pam 10% 10 — V-1 ev Psi 1500 127 127 127 AP AVERAGE RISES rose 3.1:. Interprovincial Pipe ‘ -“chin 10000 17 1522 17 +1 l . . '7 Hydra Ex mo 30 no 29 -2 ‘name Pets moo :15:/. is 111/. + is . . V [war chip 1000 1514 151,4, 151,4)- 1,5 tered healthy gains in l'l'i0f.‘l€l'Ell€ 1m, Helium 32.00 190 183 190 Dynamic 100° 11 11 It The Associated Press aver- Line and Quebec Telephone ;4 mmm” mo 74 N _‘ trading M0ndav_ lmsh co mo 29.,‘ M M _. lrugo M m “ age of 60 stoclos rose .6 to a ieacb__ Befll phone 1,11. lmldem mm 2., M m H Friday the bow Jones ind“, 1...... 3., mo 95 97 95 +5 chm, “M ,0 ,0 new peak of_298.6. iMar.1il~me Telegraph and Tele- ..g,......,., who 1-; 17 171/,_ ix. ma. index ﬁnally closed above o 5410 no 2119 no -21 G, pm... 40.. 3...“ 1. .0 _ .,, . issues traded. 629 lphone dropped 1/4 and Trans Molyb 1000 35 to +3 800 k. V Y k d cobua 15% is is -1: Gridoil 1:175: 42 4o 41 ‘ mi 447 H] C d p- L‘ 1/, lhlonpre 3000 9 9 9 — % the "'3' "1 A 9W 01‘ all Jaye Expl sooo io 10 to + Va 11 3 on o 111:1 115% 15% 1591- % rose 8 9 ' - an a me me ' ‘hit Pleasant 4000 we 115 11s -2 was ahead 2.61 to 802.75 Mon- Jelex soon 22 21 21 -115 Long Point ioooo 10141 .2, my, ,. 9. Chrysler W” "19 m°"’t “me Banks d."'p"°d M to 1202' MR Rice loo sips 12-/. 121'. + % day. The Toronto industrial .n. Joburke A a I l at 1719 4141 «lo -io stock. up 11/4 at 40% on 250. Nova Scotia droppd -‘ll. Imps. ‘ Na. M van 3100 W, 15.. , dex gamed 69 to H0 .39 me Juliet 5.100 23 221/. 2.1 + 11 | Mjdcon 4,230 4,51,; ., .5 shares as it ran into a renewed rial Commerce 9%. Royal ‘X4 and 1 Native M alwo 13 1:4 . h e t . Jan"15 in Jonsmith moo is is 151/. +1 Mill City 1170 16% 151,; 151,4. wave of demand. Prryvinciavle . New ’I Min 1000 M 61 £1 -1 “shear; icrasi 5'2‘: inde-X to outel 34:0 1:) 11:9 1'4: Nat Petr 290 290 +I Among C anad i an issues In senior base metals Nor- N°“""°" 3°°° 35 33 * *1 I '}'(‘’‘‘’‘'.''l’; 5500 7% ., ., M l ‘:7‘"'“ . 3 _ . Nw Amulet 500 7 7 7 131.59. the sharpes rise since envi e on :62 1% 111+ % traded. Canadian Pacific rose anda rose .11. Hudson Bay Min- NA mm 5000 2, ,1 ,1 .1 Dec 27 Km Add mo -11; -mo 19.5 _ N5 3., ,3,“ 3. 3 ‘tin and Distillers S6821‘!-1~ms ‘.6. ml: and International Nickel ‘/4 North Expl mo 214 an 203 -11 . G")]d5'were 8 team“? with me K Anacon 22154 74 as 72 +5 c Imp 3 c 119:1 ssi cola soil.-vi Dome Mines advanced 3.4:. Down ach and Hollinger Vs. Consoli- 1‘ Nw Canal 16000 20 19 I. d . . 269’ ],M'90 D K_ Aria rts 127357 11 s 12 4 Royal 97.7 3721/. 72 72 Va was Walker Gooderham dated Mining and Smelling‘ W" Exlll 30°“ ”'/‘I “"5 ‘M’ "“ '"'.°x “smg ‘ " ' ' ' ".m’ l-''"’'’'3'‘ 2"” "4 “ l‘ “ "“ T“"“D°"| 3 553 61'/I 0194-it P i - '1 ly d d W lflpeniiska 2000 son 1190 :95 +1.1 iMlnes was largely responsible 1.1. Lao 7on iso M9 149 mpuss-luAi.s " °” “'9” ‘"99’ 3’ "'”l"" . ‘ ' . ‘on-has 600 42.1 425 423 +35 1;‘... this upm,.n_ ad..a.,ci,.g W. Lorado ms loo ias loo -2 Ailnnini «so :31 sou 3195- I 111 Drlmary metals Donllnlml ‘ Peso 1000 1611 168 1511 -1 to 20% Hammer was ahead %_ Louvict 1:500 13 12 is - c Brew sea as us 91/. + is Foundries rose 11/4, Aluminium ‘Pat Silver soon 10 9% 1o -1 jh . d t. I b d Lyndhst iooo s 41 Dosco I16 sis is is + 44 “hand Steel of Canada "14. Al-.Paudash 70011 7% 7 0" l.°.‘" 1'5"” N" ‘ pa." Moths“ ml 257 351 35“ —‘ Ihlml 400 86'-0 0% 8% Inserted b the pamu , - - ‘Peace River 1230 4211 41.1 415 --10 pers. dlstilleries. steels and f1- Madlten me 219 219 21s luv 1; no um 901.4 gm. .5 y N at R ‘mm and Dommmn B"d°”'°‘1=orcu '11 1.1000 7% 0% 790+ '/rnancial issues all e to Magnet 17000 51/. 5 IA Pemblna ms to av. a1t+u CLAUDE S. DELA E S . dropped ‘/4 each and Canada 1 paw Cpl Pr to $49 49 49 higher gmund_ Dominion 1:-mm, Malsrtir 3000 71 as so -1 slmpsonn an saw. say. an The village of Albany and sur- Iron Foundry and Dosco 11119.... int! Min .100 49 49 4.» +2 [dries and Sm. rose m M 7...,‘ Manenst u iooo 1 I Ws-lkerl zoos my. 0136 0114-14 rounding districts were greatl eac , ‘R...,_., M, 50.. 22.. 2... m . mm” of 8 Stock g 1-“ Maraluo 1600 .. 111,4. on on ‘ Weston a are Bimﬁllﬁlé 1096 4 % saddened on January Mm when STEINBERGS "P M‘. ‘Sul.Cn'ludT" id 10300 7%” 2” 7: in [On N l “W ‘D I 1sohm141mun% “-7 ‘total ssiesl Ilﬂtln it became known that Claude In trade and ﬁnance issues :.‘...L,;‘“m.‘; H. 0 2., go BANKS D0“ d N g(_ H M.......... mm as or so "0" Acnvxw; 5 Stanley Delaney. Senior h ad lsteinhergs A rose ‘.12. Traders . Sil\'(‘l' Town 5000 12 12 12 if 39”“ 5° “let v‘ 38” ‘d‘;“" Mal-iih noon 74 7: , no cum“ '."°" passed away in the Prince Coun :FlIl8l’lC€ A it and Dominion Spartan 1600 -15 4:1 4.1 +3 ‘ 3 lnll one P0lll 0 all '7" IMatacll 3000 11 11 11 -4 gm... gm", 5., Luau, 9.. y I’. -. . no of 191 e H (1 ' 3 (v rslairs Expl mm 110 100 102 -3 penal link of Commerce /2. Mattgmi 2170 sun 12% 1214 ‘M, ty Hospital ter an mess .- or .5. ll sons ay .o'mnany.. _ as 45 ~20 ‘ vb n mo 9 , ,,h__.A «me nd 5- .0 1/ ., h isunerpack 4_00 44» 2 ‘Montreal advanced /a_ . _ Psgejl «.9471 2115+ b“‘ ‘me weeks‘ ' 3 ‘""’5~"‘ " °‘" ' Wache 4-10° 11 "M “ + *1 Le] d P bi’ h‘ 1 ed 711 ’"°‘"'"' ‘"5 '°‘* 94* 5*“ smlc... saris am am 2 it + 14 The late Mr. Delaney was. Among the oils. Husky and;-.-3......“ 14500 111 7a 1 -1 C n‘ ant“ go ‘séelrlﬁ 5339218” luck -1 M295 N 3‘ 3‘ Mm-r l0 aim lass 2 born in Tryon and was- the Texaco arose V‘ each" B'A'‘T-”i"~ 000 9514,51 *1 sleiares among junior industri- 700:0 1. 21. ll _ M“ youngest son of the late Michael dropped .4-. ﬁrm 3 1 .W-‘ ‘W5 + W -1 M00" mo 7. M N ‘L, Calvert mass 47 on or +1 d A11 (R b‘ ) 1) lane in food and beverage issues!“ C"'l’.B 5” 3'1"‘ ' ’ 35' . 1 8"‘ °“°""‘ 150° W “V4 10 3“ , 3 ° ‘"50" e 3" , gun (lba.ski 6500 5:1 51 53 -2 Internaﬁonaﬂ xmket was up .Metn um 650010 0 s - Am M 3 M His pleasant and jovial man- ‘T-ahalt ,Cll‘0DD_9(l_ it and Salada... Tn... . 1-:1 zoo S151/4 151/. 151/. 1% and Noranda ,5‘ in senior Metal M am 100 ioo loo mm on 16656 m 34 2“ ner endeared him to a _ and Food L... Dvsttl-1e_rs Seagr;-i’ms'.\...1h1a-r so ca-AW 51./glh .11.: + V4 Imems_ Brunswick Mining and M 1103.0 42; 3 U C. m m eamed f°"h'1m 3 host °f mews’ mse 3‘ an-d Omlvle mm". "L l vanguard 515300330 3:130 1'10 +15 Smellin rose 35 cents to $820 Multi-Mg «son 40 as no -1 5‘ H°w°V°r' he . be mlssed 1" machinery‘ Masse¥/ Fermi" ' ‘\,1V"':lEatl0l| ll 3 3w"J%— ""lin iuniois l ‘ Murray M 3500 120 1111 11s —I :33 : 137'“ : mostly in the home where his 50" T059 *5 and C-475 1- ‘w.,,..,..,,,, 31...; mo oo loo . ‘ - _ Kama Cr 5200 N H ,, . , I I .- . fh . Bunker Hill was the most ac . M 0' «ca 90130 an 290 all unfailing kindness and -hosp1tal- '1 5999"“ We 7“ "95 ‘"1 9 York Spec 200 36% out 6% I. I . . , Nat Expl 46000 M 7‘/I - .1 lcanadian Fxchange lilhllce and‘ - ._ I lve specu atlve issue ahead 3,5 M... 1...... ,9 5.. ,0 MUTUAL 1-nims uy were well known an 513- W th 1 H ' .1 ed’ Total sales- lnllustriala. 182.600. Mlnuicents to 20% cents on 344,153 NEW Aslm mm M 6% 0% F! The C-n--ll-0 Pm- preciated. Besides his sorrow- hf" 9:" -X";‘°l‘gt Q05 Frnilp land m_ 6915:...” jsham. “W Am 50,, 1,, ‘, irrldny. Feb. s. close) ing widow. the former Mlldreo‘ . C9“ 5 93° ‘ ~ “"5 ‘W "'3' (at Pow 1700 $211; 2114. ms + In; Base mews ad..am...d 45 .,, New Bid 7500 5% .1 5% IM MacKenzie he,leaves to mourn :';‘"h“’;;1lnT;:?'1:::(:.1”;$§ :°‘n':l::can Ccm _ 15300 vim 2?;-: "21,.-Am and weslem oils :1. am; “ x :1: zoo zoo j I“ 3:: mcotnv +0.18; two sons and one daughter. Ml- B 1‘ - B t H," F 0! k.. :(‘.l gnﬂry 25» 39-0 90 90 £82.28 on index‘ vnlume for the K Gamma {M M 6% W‘__ H. Mme“ “mm "9 it Stanle mneau urn I ' "X ‘a 9.01 2”" .- 1 _ lesubra .ﬁ chaei of East ROW! 1'. . Y and “mango ré cent each Can 100 :21 21 21 ‘Is day was .000 shares com- Harri 2000 ‘I 7 ' Borden, and Mrs. Allison ' '- {CAB son sons 91/. 9% + ‘A lpared with 3324009 Friday Nw l-lnsco 9031311 211.1 sso ‘In a owth 5.6 (Bessie) Wood of Charlottetown A"El° America“ M”lVbd°””° cdh Brew saw am 9% 9% r 'ri.o's1h1a sroclrs "°'°" "“"’°° “ " ”""’""‘ N" E.’ ‘T: mtg; 7'” _ M‘ _ gh _ ‘ . 5° ‘ ‘ ~ .1 mm 1. 1g is _ tans an yes 11.0! as well as four grandcMdren_ and ldensa ‘rose roe cents ! C mew pf 100 3'35 20’ W W ' lly The Canadian Press Ntwll"; m 22 ml‘ N _‘ (ml Tm ma U4 . . . each. Black Rlier and Massxal lc Chem 117 650 Toronto slot-ll 17:1-nurse-M-rch 1 °‘”"‘’ Two sisters Mrs. Carrie true. “,2 rents each ‘c min 7011 495 490 4110 -lo Compm, .a.,.,.,...,,,,.,. M.,,,d,y.,,..,.,,;1vew Rouyn iooo 1.1 u 1: —lb ulnluua 49.34 and Mrs. Tizie MacLure of Sun» ' M.”-1-REM, éL()q|N(; moon c lm ilk c has $61 60% 60% -— W actions. Quotations in cents unless 'N 5°"-‘°1' “°°° 1‘ 17 " *1 ”""'“""“ M‘"“" “"" d R -b in ‘ (‘l ow 12:. 7 17 17 marked 3 z--Odd lot xd-—Fx dividend IMSI0 "“ ‘° 17"‘ ’° 1*‘ ‘°"'‘'°“" M'‘‘’“ ‘'1' mers..le. an Mrs. u y e av Press ,6“ 3“; ‘W. 36% 36“ + 9. "_E‘_m.m W _.F.xm;T.am N". Norm“ '_ ,1 5 __x H m “M M” ‘M Saugus Mass" 8 brother Parker Cw ml-gel tmb“ tl:imhfn"rTh‘:Jrth ,1: ‘Cdn Pet pr 217 812% 12% 12% + ’/I 1 change is from prevlnus boa;-4.1.‘; Norgnld 25000 11% 10% 11 (ommonwelilth 1711 Low 0.30 resides in Norm Tryon’ Icﬂlllllll, Gutllallonln ill lcrhlsh urrilgss C l’‘‘‘‘'" ‘°° 5” 3‘ H l°"“’"‘ ""' Ii“-Int 1 “lmfltlfiids 314:1 ext: -9 hljillrtuoﬂ 4'; AS 3 young man Mr‘ Delaney '""""" " "0"" '°" ‘d""E’”'M”°“"‘ J W" M “O0 75:1,-‘ 731' i4 + Val v 7‘ xnrgolsnstm iooo 19 so so '2 xnividend sham 1'02 operated a general store in Al- xr—-Ex-rilh xw - Ex-warrants. Net Chem_c:lll 400.11 ‘slip: ml: ‘UL I. amt 38",!" :_1F1‘g‘h l."w(lose lhse IV R“ mo 2,, M 1., mmm comp M‘ bany where he later became en. chan:-h1- ll-om Previous hoard-lot (-los- .50 has mo Sm]. am ma _ M .Mc W .13.. is N R mm u ,0 ms __3% Dominion Emmy ‘Mo gaged in the produce business. . N" can Pap" 256, W, £91/,u4o -Er: . Advmm "M W, 5,, W _..n zffomss will “:5 ginelyrll 131., 1:3 - - - ~ ~ . 2 —- 5 . - . _ . .s!l » He Joined in a partnership with 5...... 3.1.. High Llvwv('lo:l: Ch .. ‘Cr z;ulA. agiso s 118% W .2l.;ntt:o 1100 52a1_ gut. 4521A way. '1 mm mm M m *5 Ho Europe” GM“ "7 the late Arthur W. MacKay and Abitihi 1250 s_1zv/. 13.1. 1.‘//. ,Cnl‘s 11 M mm “M “M * % AM mm mo 17 .17 17 _ '6 W0" Mm mo 29 25 3 _, Fammd Growth 5“ after Mr. MacKay's death con- ‘“'~'°"" 5'“ 57 ‘ ‘ "'1' $1521.; 505 :31 50% 51 + 5-11...." mm 3 3 llvudul aooo 1.1 13 is ‘ I-‘ir Oil and Gas 4.110 tinued to carry on the business. in B -.1. 1.15 :19 17: 71% H“ (A... mm 127 1 124 -1 In H mm “:75 14%“: :35 ‘slag $_'::I-[reign-‘B “£71” A ' ' 1 1 1 ._ . em 9 I - I '~ Since early manhood he was OB|TUARY l[loi’(asco :05: W. "M § V. Ar.ior'l_udia "am 36 12211 gs HI/liorm‘ mg 425 m m Ho Fm. WWW C us an ardent sportsman and fol- F .1, _. v - W.‘ .5 15%,, 1,, --Mm H 1‘ 15 , .,,,,,,.,, mo 51 52 -1 ,,.,.,., ....,. 1,. l'i1Se'i‘lPd hv he faml \. shoaco 649 -- A Arcad Bw . + I _ _. .' +‘ G MW,‘ 0” d F 0 ‘ lowed horse racing with great MRS “M1”; QTAVFR1. ‘D SW" 00 ,.6.,_ .51,‘ 157/. + In M. C cm. «mm 117 110 its Oslskn zooo . . 1' am m 1.11 zeal for many years. But the Th 9‘ p;swd“aw‘m mi‘ Feh_1,,,,,,, 1-... 1490 sim 1112 1312+ 3 A n-Ru! foam 9 I o - 4/. Pnmolir 1r-on 11142 114 11:’ +_z Ilnvestol-aw lﬁlgvwlil er . _' . ‘ ., 331/... _ _ _ _ p 1.1500 nves rs 11 . realm °f. hmkey claimed h" ruary 5. 1964 Bessie Maud Sta. 7”” :1“ ‘lg. M 27-» ;.".:r.... 2::-.0 ‘:55 T4" 11640 W ll-llamm 2246 7441 71.1 7411 +20 Investors utual 1.7.:io greatest interest. He w a W” beioved wife of James Sl8- hfnghhl .150 54214. 421,, ml, . ,. 3.” Exp‘ mo 21., 2, 2..., . .1, pm 275 275 m -10 Mutual Acrumulatinl 4.111 4. Plﬂlfel‘ {OT mﬁlly V8811 and 81- vert of Cha,.1.,“etm..n fm-me]-. Du -.. pp A son 311% 13% use-II Basics 500 9 9 9 + IA Fax 1 1010-10 as 32 as +3!/2 Mutu come 5. «.24 ' ‘ f 3 ' ’ p“ 551/. 64% D 1155 2- 22 5 +4 Pavmailt 3900 16 15% 15% -1 N American of Canada 11.91 13. ways a enthusiastic an. e 1 NM“ Bed in hall.-,.c.,.. u . .1 2 . 0 . V - 90"‘? -1 L '1 Pee Ex 1000 lo 10 1 one W1I.ism reet 15.13 .. -. . W004] 100 821 I1 2 Belcher 1 36 35': 36 '6 served on many committees to e.mMy_Mth yea,‘ ‘I-jleet ms m 2. 2. .,‘ Baum". mo 30 n 30 _1./. “mm mm W, 1 am ,3, 5,, 1llll'¢l1€|‘ ""5 SP0“ WM" ll“ 533‘ Sh was the second youngest |(§"B'°E.... lnpr 7: 946% 4% 45%-— It 11 In 4350 no 600 sea Peel Elder sio sum 1113;. $112+ 2 xrumm Growth 3llE8¢3l‘l°ll' were ‘way’ ‘P-9"‘ member of a family of nine of [G1, Paper 900 szzlla 2:1 I3 - Bvcon is is is Patron 51 a $330“ -_ :__ 1 t d y .. 1...... son now. 10% 1015-50 Bible moo as 24 25 -1 Pu-k Crow I . C 3 9 - lllﬂ ll‘-8 -l0l1ll D- and lVl3l'.V 1 “"9 [Hm 3' 1960 ‘W, 57,4. 51,5 gum, in 9% -1 Pow R 300 H 6 05 xltesearch investing 12.5.1 1.1.70 A l"l33°“l° 59"Vl°° W“ held ”’ ilheﬂrdl Mllllﬁrl 07 C3l‘l°l°" 3'15 1 .*."‘.?7"If:_d 2. ggéw. 2111/. 29v. 1 la .,,,.... 3,, 25.... 1115' .. nu, ., 1;. 1,1-mmn 71.1 795 7410 700 —_I0 Snvlnlll investment us 7.0: his home on Sunday evelllllﬂ and although she had been in failing 3 ..'I..""a.4n zoo 824% aw. V. cm 2-L50 . ‘too you mm 1-1‘ 5 Um}! "0 I 101:2, gécimmf 60- 3 private serwce 815° at the hem“ f" th° 185' kw ypa” ha? ‘“°""‘ " °” ‘W’. 12“ ill: ‘ * “mu R"! um 3“ ,3 11:00.‘ ‘N Que‘ Ascot 1:30» us 21 s — Val lllmd investment 11.4.1 -i.o1 home at W0 o'clock Monday u‘ passing came as a shmk M her l Home ]m'Illtl‘“' Hl‘lIflfn.A"llkk mll; $12 no it due Chih 4100 11% i7 1'! limited Accumulative am 7.02 ternoon. This was followed by_ is family and friends. ‘She was a 1 minus 351 im “M 6,... .3... 1. 1,. mm H“, mm 2. 1., ,0 .3.‘ . mp. 400 12.1 225 225 —--I” ’ West Growth ) can 5.39 Du-blic servlce_1n Tryon Baptist kind and loving wife. mother. .“C 1 sim 15% 15* + 5* Csmllo mm 12.1 in 125 1: Que Man I ll H if”: .4‘ ."“"""°"’ "'5 ''‘""‘'' Oltlircti . grandmother and sister and ial- ‘ lusty o ‘t: ‘S? “gr. . in gsmpl lb 41:0. «.5 432% +4; gulaenlru 23;): :52 n n 1 11 Esta_brooks_was in charsb of the ways ready to lend a hen n1! mp on, mo iii“ W: WI‘ .‘ Ca-Erairre-:1 mm "M 10 “M mm mm M M M I ROYAL SECURITIES 5e"‘‘’° 353'“ W‘ RM‘ hand‘ Early in Me she "med l mp $21. or so-/. 0% c o 2025 113 no 111 +1 Reeves I05 230 130 33° +5 . corponﬂon unmed Cameron. Hymns ~sung we with iiiechureh and gave senor-1 “I,” M... 2110 523% use 2395 + M c Faraday 040 2110 too 310 +10 Rex-ll-r 3° 1' " "./.1 k d 30 as “The Lord is My Shepherd" and ously of her musical talents and ". ._.k with ms + is c Keeley sum 52 so so +1 Rio Algom ms 312% ms 12% + J Stoc s an n the “Old Rugged Cross" Mrs. always Darticlpated in any wpr- :1 til :24-.1. M 2m + M» c N Inca sum 0% 7 on + ‘A mo 13:” :3 ,0” 5 :6 _ V. ALEX M. wn.soN _ ca iooo 4 4 x I n Lloyd Rogerson was the organ- thy undertakings in the com 1 .1...» 5 saw. nose aw. : is " on ,2“... 2. _1 kwi oooo .11». 29:». 19- vi‘ M3 33" 94 9 10% to it Clnd 29 l 3 it St. Dial 4-85811 t munities where she resided. .ab 1 14. :1 Vs 0“ Mn W, ,0 .1, to .. u. Rowan Con sooo s o s 1 7 Gra on sine honorary panbureﬂ to mourn hm. passing are : l.:ur Pin 111300 31.32‘./‘ 1571;.‘ 1;: C-am-*4” mm M . 3 i Rvanrvr 2000 in 10% 10% l Charlottetown were‘ Premier Waller Shaw. ll" 5"""°‘"l“F l‘“5"““‘l- ;’]"° “"3 ' iohlnw ll mo 31% 711. m + It Cnrlboo 11000 7' 0" 7‘ 1-‘ *"°'" “'7'” “ " '7 1 Mr. Justice R.R. Bell. lion. J.P. Slallley 07 ‘ll’ "Tm 0' H3 3" 1 400 823-‘! 23“ We * it

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