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Ch'town, 894-4560
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plications are’ now day and night shift.
“P.E.|, Frosted Foods Ltd., Sherwood
Telephone 4-4317
BUYING : SELLING:
MAURIGE BLOCK.
BOTTLE EXCHANGE
Lower: Prince St.—Charlottetown
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“recreation bowling provides. If you
have-a team or wish to enter a league —
| for the 1966-67 season please contact
The Kensington Recreation Centre P.O. Box 250 — Dial 267-3547
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O'BRIEN Iron and Metal Co. Ltd,
_, Phone 4:4497
Dial 4-3535
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REAL ESTATE
YING SELLING RENTING PHUNE ‘43268
J. W. MacKENZIE_
SReal Estate Consultant
Appraiser and Broker
~ 269 Queen Street Charlottetown
Member of CAREB
S. W. WILLIS
ealtor - Insurance
> LIMITED
REAL ESTATE INSURANCE
_ 92 QUEEN STREET
PHONE 2:2448
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MILLER BROS. LTD. an 147 Great George St. Charlottetown - Head Office
90 Kent Street—892-2511
Branch Offices
S'Side - 381 Beaver 2985
Island.Wide Service
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ns | week. 300. years ago seemed
Applications are invited’ from qualified matine | .,: Y 7,400 Mraliciols In Ne -devasta- engineers. Minimum 8rd. class motor, certificate | By CARL MOLLINS | great fire of London, “wax oe | ton he, Senemiad ae for positions as ‘Chief Engineer’ on nthder'n stern en Souk sane , casioned by the sin of giut- catastrophe. ° .
trawlers, Excellent working. conditions." Apply:
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Appraiser - Builder | - . Office: 894-7242
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PIANO TUNER
| Mr. Joseph Ormond, former |. Toronto Tuner for the T. Eaton
™)\ Co. is visiting the Island until Aug. 21. For precision tuning | call 4-6800 or write c/o South- | port Post Office. i
65 Richmond St. Phone 4-9914 . “Tops in Efficient, le Courteous Service.” if It
~ MARJORIE'S
7 BEAUTY SALON
— CURRIE BROS.
REiD CONSTRUCTION ee co.
we can take your job on! will be done {mmediately,
qualified tradesmen, personal
supervision on the job. All type
of building or remodelling. 292-2304. — 12-1 or after 6
Be well groomed Specials on Permanents . Open all day and’ evenings Dial 4-804
MONUMENTS
Of Distinction Granite and Marble
FOR RENT ..
FREEZER LOCKERS
$18.00 per year Call 4-4121
also Cemetery Lettéring
Malpeque Koad Ch'town 4-8311
~O.K. TIRE STORE ©
2 Elm Ave
White Rose and Shei]
Goodyear t af anda Tullis BOO. a x | Bathing’ and Clipping
: | Esquire Coffee Shop| __ Full course |
Sandwiches,chips, etc-, ete,
BAKERIES —
im L Specialties. made to order
Ample parking. -Dial 44294, |
TIRE SERVICE
_Tire Sales ‘Complete Farm: Service Whee! Alignment
Exterior and painting special coatings, vinyl fabric, spray paint-° ing: nlocronmnosere “Free ~Estimates”’™” mn romeo We are ready to serve
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interior
Eastern Painters |
S{. Peter's Rd. Dial 2-2360 you.. | conte 159 Svdney #. ARTHUR H. ROPER | P.O. Box 1301 or 4-6631_
Ch'town
4.3273 | KENNELS.
Minor Repairs i Products |
Your.Pets
Tel. 894-8118
_medls 11:30 to}. 200 pin; 3-8 pr —s1 95.
C. H. BECKER, Prop. 174 Queen. St.—2-2250
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GEORGE MacDONALD, Cardigan R. R. |
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IREAL ESTATE
Real Estate Ltd. Broker, Appraiser Phone —-2-1611---
After Hrs. 2.2300 Member of C..A-R E B..
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Dundas Plowing Match September 14 and 15th. ©
Contestant must _ province. Cohtestant must
age inc. (single or married)... Contestants will be judged on basis
of poise, charac
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be resident of -
told: his. congregation after thé tony. for it began at Pudding :
school term ending June 30, 1967. Tender is
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Followine te great plague that took 58,558. London lives the-previous vear, the fire of Sept. 2-8, 1666, caused only four--known deaths by. burn- ing, But shock or exposure killed uncounted numbers Among the 190,000 Londoners . left homeless and hunary on suburban” moors,
» Pushed by an easterly wind from its start In a Pudding
“NOTMCE
Tenders for Conveyance of School Children 4
Sealed tenders marked ‘Tenders for Conveyance” will be received by the undersigned Secretary of School Trustees for the conveyance of school children on the following route: Mt Albion to Village Green on each school day during the ealled for a ONE -
year contract. y Tenders must state the amount per school ‘day for. which
be 16 to 25 yrs. of
ter, talent, beauty of plowend
the conveyance will be operated, or the amount per annum. ine ee ig ond The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. | fuched thrmmah aan vane / / By. order of the School Trustees, |— 2 " ey eile MRS. JOHNENA MATTHEWS aaa Pe Sn tegeeata . Mortgage Sale School District Mount Albion ; : an : : | There will be sold by Public ar Auction in front of the Law
town in Queens County, Prince Edward Island, ‘on/ Wednesday, the twenty-first day of Sep- | tember, A.D, 1966, at the hour _}
Immediate Opening
For T.V. Serviceman, excellent fringe | of ten o'clock in the forenoon
: — . abiue Sane Time,.. all. |
; ; ao “ and singular the lands follow-_: benefits and working conditions, start-° ing that is to say: ALL that Ne a ee parcel of land situate, lyin Ing rated $ 175 per hour. Apply In per- and- being in Charlottetown
“Royalty tin ~ Queens County, Prince Edward Island, bound- ed and described as follows. that is to say: COMMENCING at a point on the northwestern boundary of the: private right- of-way leading from the Ken- sington Road to the Miller Estate, said point being at the southwestern angle of a plot of land in the possession of
son, write or phone collect to Mr. C. J. Kutchera, Clairtone Sound Corp, Ltd. Acadian ‘Ave. ‘Stellarton, N.S. Tel. 752-8481.
Trainor's Auto"Bady -
Johnston's River Next to Mt, Ryan Hall, 7 miles | trom Ch'town. Experienced’ | work at reascnable prices.
DIAL 4.5884
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Box 816 -| :
_ Plumbing... .and--Heating- Septic Tank Cleanout Service
DOUGLAS G. HYDE
LEV] POWER
Montague cal Rercesentative is 1
ROBERT McINNIS “Interior —~-Exterior- Painting and Papering’ An A-1 . job guaranteed. Free estimates
Telephone 892-2153 day
894-4896 ‘atter 5. p.m. |-
Aue Salvage
Kensington Rd Parkdale __! See us for auto parts and : Supplies
Finley Macitinnon
894-8115
Charlottetown Dial 4-3624 °— —
“ROYALTY
Proprietor Tel. 892-1612
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_-6” Cement Blocks
149 North River’ Road —
ISLAND. BRIKCRETE
4” Field Tile
Flagstones
a Thomsen Septic
fank Service - : Sentic- Tank--Pumping,— “Courtesy 18 our motto”
Phone 4-4411 — West Royalty
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SEPTIC TANK FIELD TILE INSTALLATION @ BACK HOEING | @ SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED
CHILDRENS. PICNIC.
- All meet at Legion ‘Home at Tp.m.
Victor Sorenson, thence run- ning northwardly _ thirty-three (33 degrees and thirty. (30) minutes west (according to the Magnetic Meridian of the | year 1764) along the western | boundary of said victor Sor- enson’s land a distance of one “hundred .and forty-eight (148) fect to a point, thence running south forty-three degrees +43) and thirty. (30) minutes west a djStance of seventy-three (73) ! feet to a point, -thence running south thirty-three (33) degrees and \thirty (30) min- utes east-a distance of one hundred and sixty-seven (1672 feet to the northwestern. bound- ary of Kensington Road, said line running through the . Middle of a dug well. thence | running northeastwardly along | the northern boundary of Ken- sington Road and the north- ern boundary of said _right-of- _wav. adistance. of eighty (80) | “feet-to the=point a‘ the place |. of commencement. __ | — The above sale is made pur- | Suant te=the Power of Sale | contained in an Indenture of Mortgaze dated the — twenty- fifth day of August, A.D., 1965. and made between Ches- ter Alexander McDonald of: Charlottetown Royalty in Queens County, Prince Ed- ward Island, Carpenter, of the first part and Bernice Steven- _ 80n of Charlottetown Royalty aforesaid; Married Woman, of the setond—nart, default hav- ing been made in payment of the-Village-tax, “school” tax, | “principal” and ‘Interest due thereunder
Dated this fifteenth day of August A.D., 19665. For further particulars apply
Royal Canadian : Legion
_ At Dalvay Beach.
: Bags of Fun and Game:
a Loads of Goodies .
Date: Satu rday, August 27-
All members’ Children Welcome — —-
Picnic Will Be Supervised.
to Frederic A. Large, QC; | 140 Richmond Street, Char- lottetown. :
Transportation provided. Bernice Stevenson : ‘ Foe sees _ Mortgagee.
NOTICE OF SALE OF LANDS
reasonable Rates
“LORNE FOY
Ph. Crapaud 42-34 Tryon
Dial 4-3942
Delicious Chinese aud
Phone 4-3910
LOTUS CAFE
Air-conditioned
Canadian Foods Take out Service
Call
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Island Fumigating Service
Phone 4-51J8 or apply _ 137 Upper Queen
72 Queen St.
BUGS
HILDA’S Beauty Salon
191 GRAFTON ST. We. are pleased to be the first to introduce you to COLOR MASTER. This equipment pro- cesses your tints in as little as 5 minutes.
TAKE ONE MINUTE-TO CALL US — DIAL 43837
get rid of them
121 Pownal St. Phone 4-9624
NOW: OPEN pairs on all Electrical ances. Reasonable Rates
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Rethy’s TV & Radio Chop
RALPH FOY, Tryon,’ P.E.I. Plumbing and Heating Contractor -- ~ SEPTIC TANK and-. FIELD TILE INSTALLATION
___ Apply 162 Great George St.
BY SHERIFF LANDS ON LOT 38 IN KINGS COUNTY
PURSUANT to and by virtue of: Writs of Execution to me dir- ected and issued out of the County Court of Queens County at the First Circuit of the said Court on applications by The} Trustees of School District No. 232. in Queens County (heing Mount Stewart Consolidated : : |School) for judgments against 4 fluorescent lights . | the lands hereinafter firstly and
| secondly described and, which 2 Venetian blinds
said executions are severally § plate glass full length mirrors
FOR SALE
Clothing units. : | plate glass unit suiteble for clothing store
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marked to levy as follows:— Firstly for $55.66 and Secondly for $52.10 being the amounts of ‘| School Taxes and costs which remain unpaid together with 'jcosts of Execution and levy ‘and Sale.
I. HEREBY’ GIVE PUBLIC
2 chairs
Nese Islands ji» his 64th year.
(therine (Mrs. K M. Gillis, Keene
The Cuaritan, Ohartotintown, Thur;, Kug. 98, teas 97
and for once rainjess lanes, destroving 13,200 lath = and - plaster homes, 89 of the city’s 109 churches and more .than 50 centres of trade and craft from the apothecaries’ hall te the woodmongers’ livery. SCAPEGOAT SOUGHT
The fire devoured - almost | everything ina path 16 miles long and one-half mile . wide through the cramped rom- munity of 600,000 people—100 times the population that lives in the same area now.
"Rattle, ‘rattle, the noise which the fire struck upon the’ ear round about,” wrote a& eontem aty pam- | phleteer, Rev, omas Vin-
cent. “You might see in some |. places ‘whole: streets at once in flames that issued forth as s they had been #o many
areat forges from the opposite | windows .. . and then you might see the house . atumble,
| tumble, from Courts Building at Charlotte. | of the stron ae
of the street to the other with a great crash."
The search for an explana- tion seared a a flock of scapegoata provoked a great post - mortem eontro- Versy. 5
England was at war with Rolland. Religious suspicion was rife just 17 years after Oliver Cromwell's Puritans had. killed «the Catholie Charles I and six years after the ‘monarchy. was restored under the nominally Protes- tant Charles IT.’ brother heir James wés a Cath-
e. <e Foreigners of any kind were beaten in the burning atreete. Protestants accused Catholics of starting the fire. Catholics said the fire was holy retribu- tion for London’s Protestant heresy, i WATCHMAKER HANGED —
Robert Hubert, a deranged
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French watchmaker de |
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OBITUARY
ALLAN M. NICHOLSON
. Inserted by the Family, The death occurred suddenly | at the PLE I. 16th of Allan. M.- Nicholson ‘of was the son of the late John and Annie: Nicholson: Wood Islands, where he lived most of his life, except for a number of | years spent in the United States and Western Canada... : ‘The late Mr. Nicholson was a
rattle, was
scribed by diarist Samuel Pepys as ‘‘a mopish, besotted fellow,” was hanged on Ty. burn Tree for the alleged ar. son, but only after he had changed .mecessive confer. sions until they finally almne fitted the known facta.
The king's fireworke-maker _ a French Catholic named fel land, came under SuMPirion ' and was said te have fad hostile citizens tw sanetuar: inside the canopy hed of an aristocratic patron. Laty Kit. ligrew of Whitehall
For other Puritans, the fre was divine punishment Sut the parson who blamed alu? tony was at least partly mid. taken.
The. fire did break out in “Pudding Lane—in the bake- shop of a man named Fary- Hor at about 1 ‘aim. on. Sun. day, Sept. 2. But at Pie Cor. her, a mile to the horthweat, the fire was 9 checked, hot halted, on the ednesday. A statue of a fat. little pow — stands on- the corner,
ough it no longer ‘bears the inecription that. once pro- claimed: “This hoy is put up in memory of the late fire of London occasioned by the ain of gluttony in 1666:
SOME BLAMED CAURCH
More serious were the ac. cusations of a popish plot. These persisted even after a parliamentary committee con- cluded in January, 1667, that “nothing hath yet been found to argue the fire te have been other than the hand of God upon us. a great wind. and the season so very dry.”
Fifteen years after the fire. the | pedestal of the 202-foot Doric column raised by Sir ‘Christopher Wren as a memo- rial monument bore the inscription that the fire wad
Hospital on. May.
member of Wood Islands Pres- byterian Church and’ where for a number of years he gave val- | uable service as a mémber of the Session and served on var- | fous other ‘boards of the Church as well as taking an active part in school and: other community Projects. eS
He leaves to mourn besides his sorrow -wife, the former Christine Bell, three daughters: Mary, Moncton, N.B.; Sally, Moncton, N.B. and Winnie at home; four sisters: Mae (Mrs, John Murchison,-Glen William),
ville), Winnie Babcock. Keene, N.H.). and Ka-
N-H.) ‘two brothers: Alex Nich- olson, Winnipeg Manitoba and George Nicholson, Medicine Rat, Alberta. One brother Dan pre- deceased him in 1946. .
The largely attended funeral was held from Wood Islands
18th, where service was cond
ted by Reverend Donald Nich-
olson. ; Es The hymns sung were “The
ever With The : Lord the service ‘The Square” was beautifully render- ed by Reverend Donald Nichol- son. j
Honourary pall bearers ‘were: Murdock MacPhee, Daniel Nich- olson, Hector MacDonald and L. B. MacMillan. vs
Active all bearers were: Jam- es Emery, John MacKay, Rob- ert Nicholson, Walter Bell, Alex Morrison and Daniel MacLeod.
Flower bearers were: Kenny Emery, Donald Campbell, Dan- fel Fraser, Gavin Gillis, Arthur MacMillan and Waldo Taylor.
Interment was in Wood Isl- ands cemetery’ ;
FLORAL TRIBUTES
Pillow — The Family.
| NOTICE that-on Wednesday the
| 1966 at the hour of 11 o'clock in | the forenoon in front of the Law |
CUSTOM BACKHOEING Beatty Barn Equipment
Phone — Crapaud 42-23 ee Bs Oe
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‘Arctic Traveler Units Storey Electric
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Truck frigeration Sales & Service Repairs
. 4-7341
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| 39 Eden St.
| | @ Wheel alignment and balane- ‘ing
At
Faye
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_ONE STOP
COIN DRY CLEANING @ SELF-SERVICE CAR WASH
Spence & McLeod Ltd.
er E j Kelly Springtield Tires Camping Trailers
Slt eve 2 MUFFLER CENTRE—
Complete Exhaust; Systems -
St. Pefers Rd. ‘Dial 892-2360 |
Sanitation Service
Septic tanks pumped and re paired. All work guaranteed,
LAUNDRY
Auto Body: Shop Ch'town
Dial 2-1229
—-MOTORISTS—
FOR .RENT
$18.00 per year Call 4-4121
ATTENTION
No need to allow your car or station wagon to not stay level
when your trunk is loaded | Have yout garage or service
station install a set of Delco_ Super Lift Air Ride Shocks | NOW!
Batt & MacRae Ltd
S'side Auto Electric
FARM SUPPLIES
o Sales ‘Free Installation «
OK TIRE STORE
Attention Farmers Complete line of sprayer hose | Y% to 1 inch. sarin
Lounsbury Industrial
Mitray. River
A. E. MacKay
Phone 66
“4 Belmont Street 4-8054
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CLASSIFIED ADS | DAILY.
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‘Courts Building* in Charlotte- | town in Queens County in Prince Edward Island I will SET UP | AND SELL at Public Auction to : the highest bidder the following lands being:—Firstly All That) Tract Piece and parcel of land | situate and lying and being in. | Lot 38 in Kings County in Prince
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~4|\Edward Island bounded as fol- | 4\lows:— BOUNDED on the West
Hwoad, on the North by the rear line of farms fronting on the 4 Savage Harbour Ray, on the
‘East by a tract of 43 acres of
4\G. Duffy to Credit ‘© Franco Canadian and on 4.South by the Northern boundary - of 300 acres of land formerly B in possession of James McWade and containing 122 acres of land a little more or less and being the farm formerly owned by Daniel Handrahan and by him ortgaged to MacLeod & Bent- les man €. Clark, and. being the lands assessed in the name of \the Estate of Jane Dunn. SEC- YONDLY All That Tract. and parcel of land situate in Eot 38 aforesaid hounded as fol- |lows:—BOUNDED -on the West -by Jand now or formerly owned by Adrian Feehan. on the East by land now or formerly owned by Peter Morrison, on the South hy the rear line of farms front- ing on St. Peters Road and on the North by the, rear line of tracts of land fronting on Sav- ‘age Harbour and containing 1 } acres of land a little more or
LA comfortable family home, reasonably priced, rd hg Shag on aes eee or could be converted into two apartments. [f{ Gunn interested phone 894-3441 for appointment.
Offering above home and property at 228 Hillsboro-Street,-for_prompt sale,-Possession on or before September 20th. House in:first class condi- tiof, consisis-of Sufn-porch, living room, den with fireplace, dining room, kitchen, three large hed- rooms and bath, also garage. Automatic oil fur- nace, and hot water heating.
Dated August 16th, 1986 KEITH D. MYERS. Sheriff of Queene County
2ist—day—ot— September, A.D.
,and Roscoe MacAleese | Donations to Heart
4 by the Eastern boundary of 100 ang Dave Wolfe: Harriest Bab- 4\acres of land now or seemerty |eock Kay’ and.Carol Anne Gil- j|tm possession of Major Small: itis: Anna Gillis; Mae and Jack
{Farlane Family: Fr “‘Yand“described i a Deed dated | ~ ei ery Familve“vgnes ' September 17, 1903 from Charles | >t:
Foncier | »: rite wie and Duncan; Mina and Ficr-
and sold by them to Solo- |
Wreaths — Rob and Esther; Pan_and-Jean; Donnie and--Mae: Katheryn Farquharson; Be}{ and Priscilla;. Phyllis Camp- bell; Session of Wood Islanas Presbyterian Church.
Sprays — Annie and Neil: Mi- riam and Lorne; Miriam, Ciev- ie and family; Dorothy Elliott; Elizabeth Nicholson
Cut Flowers — Aunt Inga and Ned Lawson:
Louise Faith
| Fund ~ |Bob..and..Winnie Babcock: Mil
Murchison; Bill and Flornce; Emily, Jack and family: Mac- Fraser Fam-
Margaret and Mary, Chris, Florence ant Gordon: An-
fence: Hector and Marion: Lue- | ille and Ronald Breau: Students’ |Counci] of Montague Regional
Anna (Mrs. —John Gillis, Mel- |’ (Mrs, Robert ~
Presbyterian Church on May.
Lord Is My Shepherd” and ‘For-
“begun and carried on Dy the treachery and malice the popish faction.’ The charge . was erased after Catholie James II succeeded tn 1685, was. carved again when he _ was deposed in 1688 and was’ obliterated> finally only in 183+. > : Other consequences. were more beneficial to London and the world- -insurance and fire igades. for ‘ ‘ e unrecoverable. material
| losses were worked out by. an
- assiduous 17th century ae countanf at.more than. £10, _ 000,000, a staggering fortune
in those days, Insurance sys -
tems_ began to be. set-up-as the-
city was rebuilt—this time of -- -
brick- and stone under royal ~~ order... Nicholas Barbon, @ go-— -ahead young merchant, estab- lishad.-the. first effective form ~of ifsurance in 1880. set FORMED BRIGADES — pes Within 40 years of the greed fire, insurance eompantes be gan protecting their miums - brigades, ~ world. Insured buildings were
Z
force in 1832 and became a municipal brigade in 1806. London insurance - eompanies still contribute to the costs of “the London’ fire brigade.
OBITUARY
MRS. CLARENCE SLAM “Inserted by the Family. : The death of Helen Amelia Buntain, wife. of Clarence Has- lam, Springfield occurred at the Prince County Hospital, Sum- merside on August 10th, 1964. She will be remembered by her family as a dear wife, and a loving mother and grandmother. Mrs. Haslam had been ill about three months and her passing brought sorrow to her relatives and friends. She was a devoted ‘member of St. Fliza- beth’s Anglican ‘Church, Prest- dent of the Women’s Auxiliary, active in, Women's Institute, and Secretary:Treasurer of Summer- field Credit Union. é Helen Buntain “was—“horn—at Rustico, P.E.I. on August 16th, 1909. She was the daughter of the late John H and Alberta © (Coles) Buntain: Before her mar- riage she taught school in sev- eral districts throughout the province. After her marriage, she moved to Springfield where she was the center of a happy home: being a woman of brocd . outlook and singulary gentle and
jkind in spirit.
Surviving besides her hushand, isione daughter, Beryl (Mrs. Brian Carr), and little grandson Blaine; also’ one sister Doris, (Mrs: Chalmers Laird) New Glasgow, two brothers, Victor
ard Buntain, Kentville,-N.S. The funeral service which was
held in St. Elizabeth's. Church, was conducted by Rev. M. R. Ness, assisted .by Rev. A. EF.
Piercey. The hymns sung were, “The King of Love My Shepherd
\High School; Farm Credit Cor-
poration, Moncton, N.B.; Farm |
Credit Corporation, Charlotte. we P.E.I.; Atlantic Wholesal- ers: Ltd:; Moncton, N-Bo
Donations to Memorial Fund jof Wood Island Presbyterian Church: Joyce and Jimmy Cam- pbell; J; Hector Stuart: Zi
|of. Sf. Andrews Presbyterian Church, Moncton, .N:B..
‘CARD OF THANKS
| The family of the late Allan | M. Nicholson wish to extend | their sincere thanks to Reverend Donald Nicholson, Dr. J. M_ Gil- lis and Dr. R. Drysdale, Gillis PF ht Home, neighbours, friends and relatives wio help- ed. in so many ways and all those who sent flowers and do- nations to the Heart Fund and |Memorial Fund, cards and mes- |sages of sympathy during eur recem sad bereavement, _
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Is’ and ‘'Take Up Thy Cross.”
The pallbearers were neigh- jbors of the deceased, Joseph \Croken, Leith Paynter, Craw: jford Sinclair, Carroll La mbe {Allison Mayne and Fenton May-
Interment took place in the
piece | Gideon Bible — Adult Group Church cemetery.
__CARD_OF THANKS.
| The family of the late Mr a. ‘Clarence Haslam wish to sim jeerely thank the doctors and nurses of the Prince County Hospital for their attendance and care, the neighbors for their |kind consideration, the Davison \Funeral Home for their sympa- thetic assistance, the Rev. MLR. Ness, Rev. A. E. Piercey, and Rev. E. Tuck for their comfort, all those who sent flowers, mem- rial gifts, cards and letters, and
janyone who assisted im any
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Buntain, Rustico, and. Dr..How-.