APRIL 22.71944

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Afar WESTERN GUARDIAN

47' I l. Illa! IIPNI ‘agi MI UIOI. N OIIIII it llrllllilill and PIUNCI 000M‘! NIII. llhsorlptions Adlartising fiw-gflfliflglllfllllllylllllfllflgg|fl. strut. Gsaruu,

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‘rdhsr will Is llilvtol to only M n. a pr wed. rhone w. ioa inn some. i ' ;1vs}flL"_'£_°°__9L' 's_°" "legroom

1"" sq at so all i" i l" limo and mama's stock at Bruce's.

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ll d hehiil’ we-islhli-fim’ megingnias-pnalt leg‘. B... orders his W“ __ DANCING in musi- “1 gofitits. drammaltutge gig var- my show. St. ‘Paul's Parish w. we...” and Wednesday- t-fl- -

p‘ FURNITURE at Mc-

T1221? Ensure. Bi- Elwllilfs- 5"‘ 5° April m, at 2 P. M, includ- , bureaus, dress-

“5, etc. T. unmemr, summerside. - .

_- AL MEETING-Th lil- nuaflnmilnliz 61f Bedeque dQrlct **°"'"wl “m... a 112a ta [Duel mnyifeli, vdistBi-ct recgrd-

secretary. bu‘

__._. -FOR SALE. - Farm mare 'l one aged genenal purpose qhegp, both qulot, true ~ also driving wagon and names; aim Herbert Wegks, Fredericton,

4-21-21.

it. STOCK i seed has ar- lagfuPlease takn, odelivery Thurs- dgy, Friday or Saturday. Ralph MacCaull. 4-3741

_ ncrt MEETING - The ,,,,,§."§..p1a society or Bideiord {Jnited Church met at the home oi Miss Olive Miller recently, and

p.111. int!

service later to resign her job to oin the wornens armed service- im. Miilar was also entertained at the home of her parents. durini-l her furlough by many friends and acquaintances who honor her. The evening was spent 1a dancing and music and she was presented with a pen and pencil set, a bill fold and a. sum oi money. Lunch was served and ai- ter a very pleasant evening the nests departed wishing Pte. Mil- ar ever‘; success as a member of the C. .A C. s.—8

T M; llational Film Board

Hill IOUND MOVIE! hursds — N Wiltshirs gridsy-‘lunterwiliver

~ All tings in cooperation with Victormn Committee.

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AUCTION SALE

‘lhs teliowing stock and farm machinery will be sold at Auction st tho Moyso farm, Central moose on the third day of May

oi. more l0 years

Ill! over w, I sets smoothing barrows. I truck wagons, double and single. a carts. roller. letroes, double wood sills wood

plow, i!

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valrm. liflllllel‘. litter carrier, ssw. crolvlzbass. ‘clash tongs. “lawn mower, n s . lWIIlp ngs. lliteher pump, blook and tackle.

A quantity of o mam separator and many other articles. sale begins st 1 o'clock.

Terms made known at sale.

TIIOS, MOYSE. llUGlI MORRISON, u ioneer. 4-11-21.

AIIBTlOII SALE

A'|.‘ ‘IIYON 0K YIIDAY. APRIL llth AT l-P. U.

It the estate of the late A. J. Rob- glills. til, {allowing tsrm equip- Q i ~

mars. l years old double disk hsrrow hay loader

rnowcr

binder

wheel rah

potato planter

potato di , two row omtivator horas hos alarm,

BI loyal Cream lcpara also other hm: implements. HUGH MORRISON. Auctioneer.

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AUCTION

AT KENSINGTON

Wings. o1 health r sm .'.... Woolf-fill‘ rlhtiliifl. ““"

ssrusnu. APRIL sou. u a-r r r_ M.

Ili- orsr. Johesd t- gqiju... szer. .... ,..::.. ‘Mm m." llllelllhlfy. harness h‘ srttclasnowonvrem-

TQIII Cash.

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ososos conorv.

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Bale on (allowing hour. '

BUG! Mo ha“. Ase

Inn hailllt, o1 Granville ltrqg

held ln Berthelier,

gathered to is

A MALPEQUE manna: 00.. urn. Konsington

l-"flewwsuau

Dllllltlli W5“;- jg-"g

asmstllanr mcrgldg,

—BIJY fresh cement in '. £l1y‘.”u_r.oistura‘ prooi paper $125,’.

4-21-21. ‘-aus uik-dr

attractive.“ cinodgrlrlil‘ 853??‘ A‘: Bruce's. .35.“

-no1v"r roman‘ th . My show in at Paul's ‘skill 3.1 2rd and 3rd in aid oi the can- "m- 4-21-11.

-on'rcm rreoruoran -M,r,g, Donald Archibald who ha; arrived in Bummerside to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Allen rewlv- 9d B Plea-Baht wfDrise on arrival in the fonn oi a cable from he, hll-ibfllld. W110 is overseas with the R. C» A. F. advising her that, he has been promoted to the rank or Wing Comm-under. Wing 0mm. under Archibald L; a charmed Accountant and had an office in Charlottetown prior to joining up in 1941. After being stationed in Western Canada he was posted overesens in January of 1943. lie is the son of Mr. and Mrs, F. 0 Archibald of ’I‘ruro. N, s -s

Personals —Mrs. Louis Sherry. Sunlmcr- side has been visiting her sister Mrs. Walter Murphy, Pictou, N. s -s,

-—Fr'lends will regret to heal‘ o! the illness of Mrs. Fred McRae at her home in Summerside-s.

-—Reverend Eugene Murray, Parish Priest at Springfield svas :1 visitor to Summerside this week.

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~Mr. Morley M. Bell was in Kensington on Thursday evening, to address the Victory Loan Or- ganization meeting therer-S

—Mrs. J.A. Brown, of Bayside, visiting in Summerslde, the

guest of her mother, Mrs, T. A.

McIver.-$ _

--Mr. Ben-lard Hughes, Manager of the Manufacturers Life Insur- once 00., was in Summerside on business on Tuesday-S

-F‘lylng Oiiicer and Mrs. R. H. L L . a .1 ... m

I - side, the gugsts oi Mrs. Johnstons’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. F, Arn- ebb-S

—Mrs. Wilfred Pickering of Margafe. who underwent an o er- ation last week in the Prnce County Hospital is making satis- factory progress toward recovery.

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—Miss Olive MacNeill oi the staff of the Canadian Bank Commerce has returned to her duties after spending an enjoyable

vacation throughout the Marit- imam-S

—Mrs. Emmett McDonald. Mrs. Gus McDonald, Mrs. bert Bradley all of Charlottetown. have returned home after spending a icw day's Sumrne “. th

Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred

guests oi Kelly-S

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insunnnfi ALL i155 ‘MPH llliTTliRT

of deepest sympathy to them

'|yn Gallant, North Wiltshlre,

TO - DAY

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Rich d Thor P000810‘ W e Alrwelalafiodmortsonfiotdwr

ALSO NEWS

snows 1.30 _ 9.11s THURSDAY AT 3.30

SUMMERSIDE Eflillfillfilifilffiiilll. IIQEIEHFI]

Auction Sale

OF FARM AND MACHINERY ON MAY 3rd, 1944 AT 1 P.M. Farm consisting of 77 acres. 52 under cultivation. remainder under wood, also l hay rake (Internat- ional), 1 single plough (F. d: W.), l spike harrow, 1 sprin tooth har- row. l truck Waggon, seeder (F. l! W.) i hay mower. (McCor-l, l light. wagon, 1 box sleigh, l wood sleigh. 1 threshing drum. 1 set fan- ncrs, l separator, 1 churn, l truck wagon, pad and breaching, work hames and bridle. l set light har- ness, 1 kitchen stove, 1 cream can, forks and other articles too num- erous to mention.

Terms: Up to iive dollars cash, over that amount six months ere- dlt on approved joint note. 6 per cent oti’ for cash.

ALFRED BLANCHARD,

THE CHARILOTTTETDWN GUARDIAN

11v _MEMORIAM

AUSTIN 0. MURPHY

Pbllowinrs short illness death came c y and peacefully to Austin 0. Murphy on Saturday, robruary nth. at the age oi thirty,- ai: years.

Two week; previous to his death Austin had undergone a successful operation and was apparently im- , ‘ satisfactorily when com- plications set in and wltihin a iew he succumbed. Although ti: came une it did not

him unprefpsrod for animated with s living slth his whole lilo we; g preparation for eternity. His pastor Rev. W. V. McDonald ad- ministered the Last Sacraments of the Catholic Church a short time previous to his death.

Ho was the son oi the late Mr. and Mrs. Peter Murphy. Born at Ohelton, he received his early education at the local school and inter entered St. Dunstarfs Uni- obtained his Bachelor of Arts Degree in 1930.

The pursuit oi further studies was interrupted by the sudden death of his onl brother. Fred. as he teit it his du y to take hia bro- ther's place in caring ior his aged mother.

with industry and ability in sci- entific farming and built up one oi the finest homes in the vicinity

Naturally of a quiet disposition passing acquaintances were often unaware of his sterling qualities but those who associated with him frequently, soon learned that he gosseased a personality with all ‘he uallties that make a true frien and an upright citizen.

Truly it may be said of Austin Murphy that although he has de- parted, nevertheless his example of fidelity to duty so unerringly displayed during life will remain an inspiration cherished by those with vilicm he associated.

Besides his scrrowing wife he leaves to mourn an only daughter‘ Catherine Estelle. one year old; three sisters Mrs. John W. Holmes. Woodrldge, Man; Mrs. Jack Ryan, Hudson Bay Junction, Saskatche- wan, and Mrs, Aidan Mulligan, Newton. P. E. Island.

The funeral which was largely attended was held from hi5 late residence to seven Mile Bay Church where Requiem High Mass was sung by Rev. W. V. M aid who also conducted the service at the grave,

The pallbearers were: Messrs. Aidan Mulligan, Swlthin McKenna, Eugene Smith,i Albert McCardle. Louis Pearson and Cedric Mc- Kenna.

The large number of Mass Cards and Messages of Sympathy bore

South Rustico STAN E. DOIRON, Auctioneer. 4-27-51

—Mrs. Ivan Birch, North Bede- que. returned to her home on Thursday from the Prince County Hospital. The many friends of Mrs. Birch and her husband extend the in the death of their three day old infant son who was buried in the peoples cemetery on April Slim-S

BIRTHS

WHITE — At the Prince Edward Island Hospital on April 2.6, 1M4, to Mr. and Mrs. Howard White, Mil- ton, a daughter.

PHILLIPS — At the Prince Ed- ward Island Hospital on April 25, 1944, to Mr. and Mrs. Earl Phil- lips. Charlottetown. a son.

ASHFIELD -— At the Prince Edward

Island Hospital on April 33, 1944

to Capt. Vincent Ashfield and Mrs.

ashticld, Charlottetown, a daugh- r.

SIMPSON — At Summerside on April 25, i944. to Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Simpson, a son.

MURRAY -- At Charlottetown Hospital April 12, i944, to Mr. and Mrs, Lawrence Murray, nee Eve- r1 son, stillborn.

Chartered Accountant

Oiiioc at White Star Laundry

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A limited quantity of Banner Iced oats, government inspected, $3.00 r 100 lb. bag. Charlotte- town garley, government inspect- gd, $1.25 a bushel. Also Banner seed osts from mill ‘ll oents per bushel. bags extra.

AUCTION SALE

Al‘ FREDERJCIDN

Having disposed of my farm I will sell by Public Auction on Wed-

nesday, Msy 3rd at 1.30 l’. M. the following:

STOCK-l mare ii years old; 1 horso s yesrl ols: 3 milk vows. I fat steers, z years old; l yell’ vlil steer, 1 brood sow.

IDWLEMZENTS-Binder (M. ll.) mower. hay rake (M. II-) dlslt drill (new last season): Interns- tlonsl cart. trnclr wagon. driving wagon. roller. gang low. single glow, disk harrow. or ire harrow. orae hoe with on tivator st- tachments (new), set scales. sheer

di I ts h. grind tone. harness. to’ fshcrels snd I many other articles.

Term, made known at sale-

ll day unlit sale first line day st same hour.

HERBERT BUCHANAN.

naarns Summer-side ltlilTClfELbqAt Village Green, . April ma. 1944, Mrs, Daniel rvut- _"“W_“'_'“T'““ °“°"'..“§?ldaa6?r.’§§§5i..§‘i“§'?.l§§i' liriitlgrmlzrnt Pownal United Church

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l; r_ r, "mm luv MEMORIAM

In loving memory of Mrs. Mor- son Sherren. who passed awsy, A 2'1. 94l-

Tme speeds on, two years luvs pass .

Since death its gloom. its shadows cas

Withllin hour home, where all seem- e

And tool: from us a shining light

We miss that light and over will

Her vacant place there's non; to

Down here we mourn, but not h

v For up in Heaven we will moot

"Not just today but every day In silence we remember."

Lovingly Remembered Son and Dsugh . t-Tl-li.

i‘ :'_I‘_o_o_*I3ate TomQlasifyrn

ALEX. McRAE. Auctioneer.

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lnsemd ‘by Husband and Family ' 441.11 Prater ‘morass R McKonns, d. S.s.R . Woodstock. Ontario. Rev. Leonard McKenna. Bouris r. a enry. ora. EMORIAM §"~""°-‘i‘ IN M idiiev. Sr‘? Margaret Marie. Tra- _ ._.... u a “rgiie. Ir. sun Carmelita, ‘Ira- ym; gem r a e, rush: and, wifeagho pass: “T. c Rev. Sr. Mary Nssareth. Char- Aprll 27th. i940. IOUMOWH Rev r Mary Urban. Bishops’

Husband,

N D MacLéan Zgizziarld Mrs. John M. Mulligan, ’ uuorsraxss swims?" "°°"'°' a’ m” w. and Mrs. oeorse Bherrv.

mum“ .¥.".?'°.°....~ Mrs. Bill] Sherry. Al- mmm.“ $1 and Mrs. Thomas Ranshsn,

h d: lens llernwood. PM" "l m. ind Mrs. Brendan sherry.

tangible witness to the general

opinion

“We have lost a valuable citizen and g true mend.” May he rest in peace.

MASS CARDS

wife and daugter Catharine

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Mr. and Mrs. Aidan Mulligan. Newton. (l0)

Mr. and Mrs. John W. Holmes. Woodridge, Manitoba. (i) Mr, and Mrs. Jack Ryan. Hudson Boy, a “ - Sask., (5)

Mr. and Mrs. Swithin McKen- noFernwood. Miss Myrtle McKenna, Fern-

wood.

Cedric McKenna, Fernwood Everett McKenria, Summerside. Frater Thomas . McKenna. C.S.s,R.. Woodstock, Ontario. Rev, Harold Croken, Brae. Rev. Ueonard McKenna, Souris. Sisters Kinkoru Convent.

Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Ranahan,

Kinkora,

Mr. and Mrs. James McCardle. Kinkora.

Mr. and Mrs. Albert McCardle. Kinkora.

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel McCardle, Chelton.

Misses Pauline d: Jean McCar-

dle. Montreal.

Mrs. Michael McKenna, Kin- kora,

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Smith. Kinliora.

Francis Smith, Chelton. <2).

Mr. and Mrs. John N. McKeru-is, Kinkora.

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen ‘ ‘ . Kinkor .

Mr. and Mrs George Sherry, Fernwood. “Mr. and Mrs. Basil Sherry, Al-

ny.

Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Connolly, Bedequo

Mr. and Mrs. Brendan Sherry.

rnwood. '

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sherry, Fernwood.

Mr, and Mrs. John R. McCabe. Kinlro Kinkora.

Mr. and Mrs. John M. Mulligan. Kinkors.

Rowan Sherry, Summerside.

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Mulligan, Klnlrora. . and Mrs. John Murray h Mala, Summcrsi , . s.r1d Mrs. Jerry l" ucetts. Summer-side. Miss Marni. Cameron, St. Theresas’.

LITTER! OI‘ SYMPATH!

. S . Residence, Charlottetown. Mrs. Michael McKenna, Kinko-

"Km. Waiter I-luahes. Emerald. Mr. and Mrs. John R. McCabe. Kinirors

w. and Mrs. John A. Srriith.

iernwood. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. ‘rrsinor, Al-

bony. Mrs. Wilbert McCarville, Kiri- kora

1n 1M0 he married Doris Mc- b

cDon- 1e

oak Mrs. John A. Smith,‘

. - —-—- ‘lumna sid . M‘ 4o wlgdruhgragemrs. Bernard Gallant. en’ ’ ’ - Miss Mildred Callbeclr. Bedeque.

Mrs. Alice Jewell. Bedeque. Miss Edna Pineau, Fernwood Miss Georgie Mcllhrlane, Sum-

,,,,. ,.,,,,,, ,.,,, ,,,,, ,,,,,,. Work For Bruce.

TrvbllroafanloTsblamCont-slns tonim._slimr|- mersmt rt & c

ig§gékggnagfgrgfizyfi§wgqélf Muzland Mrs. Stanley Jaok, Be- on

AtslldruafllI-lvhrltihasatru lots . Mrs. Edna " , Bedeque. A; u

ton dds‘ Mun!“ out“. "- More usval was’: will be done ffillelfilt lstlnl 1dr. and Mrs. ‘rhonru McAvinn, lofiflw?" A‘ °“‘“*’°u' mm‘ tine plant of Bruce Stewart and m; hour's: wheat, "mug;

Charlottetown. Mrs. Joseph McNeill, Wellington. °°“”P'”‘Y m‘- " w“ °‘“(,‘°""‘* '““" "P" “H”

of srley an comm other surface _seed-borns diseases. Usually increases yields. Eco-

l-lon- Dr.

Mr’ and M“ Bywn Mcxmm’ member for Queen's in a. telegram

A n Miss Pearl Ayers. Wellington. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McCsr-ville.

Mrs. John McGuigan d:

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Funny’ mum dt received by l-lon. '1‘. W. L. Prowse. _ “mi _“" m u“. o‘ Mrg-rflohn L. Smith do Family. 5.1%; “$8M” Jum“ Mdvw- plcryeea of the P1113817; 90L ¢ e827 m“ 7°“ 4"!“ “h” Mg;|m“1a M u c k Mrs/Mabel Sowler Tryoh mmmt?“tgm 1 ‘flumfifirfi ti‘: lzrils ‘L r. an r . , M _ ' ‘ made n Condom‘ ' "all; s o ro en onti- Mmnand Mrs. Allie McNeill, New 5mm View“ 1mm n-auiicauy m, F£,,,-,f.'____§".:_s.l1sls£ . Ml‘ ‘ perso 1 I Lh t tt- ilf , . Femw "iii 9 A1111“! EIGHT. cgigricugpélwnhdrs. Leo Greenan. 33$ umnnemeoetinge Dygstorélay H‘! 3X ..... Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Noonan. Mr and Mrs Chas McFarlan and Col. Thorrvpsorrs news was .

°*‘"1°""'~° n- rermivooa ' ' °' wildly applauded

Hall/Tlfl-axlilg‘ M11. Rnillld MCNQIII, . 4_2q_u Th; gupggul 1,933; mggt, I "We'll SEiQHy. Bllnlmersids. mg “so "t"? a motiionbgrlrsigxe E n Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Murphy, OPPOSES SUGGESTED showinfl the uldlnu o rs 0",“

and emphasizing the use i0 which

A tin “m” e Govt l-the money paid for bonds is being

Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Doull, Che].

turbid: (Continued from page 1.) jput. The movie was bye B‘ ,- .

. and Mrs. Waldro Ggrdfngrg — Graham Borers. was v ep- 1 :* = °al::"-........ . a... hoards"s".2::..m?i.*°.sskffil“ °‘ B“ “w” "i" WSIMFHYANTS ungum ° °n- AT‘ densome for those in the low lil- ' c“ 9' : a rleaimqrrpra.plruyyloisndsp .

come groups who have large fam- . ilies, precisely those to whom the‘ Government, by its projected iam-

alil/lli". and Mrs. Elmer Gamble, Al- Mr. and Mrs. Coleman Rogers,

Large Attendance

ml.

lfitetrlmn s: Ffigrwoog aJrlrd ‘with ttirleir n 11y“ annwame legislation. is p“) iiubgoyrhfrviih c. o ug r a arne, ey ' p0 ng to mak il t, ‘ rmlDSon. aeo rave a rie but had s. very happy home. l-le com- 3M1.’ Amen mud’ sukvm" N presumably beizaugepec Si grrvixgigl ‘me “ddm” “mm u“ "mm" W “n” m‘ “ch mam‘ d ‘learning The Chelton Women's Institute med", Slug? [Tiger m m“ over m!

Mn and Mm Gym The brief was distributed after l on,

McFarlane J w gum,“ a - Femwocd - . . ._0f the Christian . i ‘ Science Committee on Publica-

Fewewgndd Mrs. George Hendgrggnhdttrfionsé Towélwwappeamd bu“? e

Mm Leona Cam r ' e 0mm ee o support a sug- _

My and Mm vgaffer Nggganrlg-r gestion ‘that m. Draft Bill include _ who ,.,.,,,.. BDIdeXL - gflgrrgééorggltgstprogeicgughristian Brlxflglflligililllevl-lsll was filled last Board Vi.» _,

M“ and Mm M m“ c , ory ac- ‘n12 or e 1c orv- an meetmrol Bail/lac“ 0y mken. T: ntiillzxfistiofis miggucaiiestfmeritlrglgcl- cilalfiagaellrrilh wfiddrtssrmgflil: I

rs. Mary Garland Bord ' - ‘ , L’ .‘ ,. ' ‘ Y "

M1 and M». 3b.»... .."i““""‘.‘.. é“é°d‘i°r‘ifi...“.‘.°.. 1

Enllileral . medical dlagfififl as eriecggnfzeg '\v'irs who delightgg tlhler‘ Juan-iii?’ r. and Mrs Wilbur Wright. m. aymerll; .0 ,;.,..;‘. “m... u... with‘ his sincere words on laehnlf Caflemn‘ provslons oi the Bill. °f the 51X“! TOW 1-0911- Hi? lllPV llllilk ill next? r. and Mrs. Clayton Green, Ho“ Dr g A g (p5 T spoke fceiimzlv of the muve was - - i

Ememld- one.) paflgdalg, '5,,,’,',“°°a mzdigfi of Brcadalballe Allistail‘ \r.'.i"l}'.§,§f"“‘““““ m h m“ ask m],

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Arsenault, man who turned 0W,- t h 1 , and Allison McLeod ~.{1.2.l....l‘ 5.5.1.. ‘ Bedeql-le- a patient whom he ballfvei. fifufd ihe Supreme sacrifice. Col. Thump-i

Miss Myrtle Noonan, Moncton. Miss Hilda Muttart, summer-side, Miss Lillian Giilis, Montreal, EDhrlam Costello, Coleman.

Mr, and Mrs. E.P. Foley, Sum-

P95901111 to standard medical treat- ment should be held guilty of criminal negligence.

Dr. J. J. Heagerty. Director of Federal Public Health Services,

soil was heartily fllillliiililcd.

he SR1 e bnlmincs was heard and the audience haul the pleasure of hearing the {Illa music nlaved bv youthful and ski‘-

merside. - .. ., ful Ben Malhcsun of Surinafi-ld. Mr_ and Mr5_ Heath strong’ i???“ Sgggasewggd {ggflngedinl l’) He played for lwn encorus £ I summcrside once caused death "Elllmlfilzlwré 3111101‘ Robin Huxlrrl oi‘ Br "d- r l ' -_ Mr_ and Mm J’;- Lori Albamh murder; - 9 l_l_1il§ill(‘__VCl€l‘€lllA0f i (ll _ i=1 (llifxllll. in rclnove, Mr. and Mrs B gt - ' "“‘"“’* ‘w ‘m \‘~lFl'i‘=i-“- 1K‘ sllflu 1011i can be summerside "m? K911i. Q3225)‘Cgfiifirmg/ljacmféagrsle <50": ElE-risrgrgrvingisentccie dfiCelgltérg wlrleltliglgr; burned cut in a flush. Farmers Institute Branch, Car- mittee should not discuss methods receive benefits under the Health >‘Q__—

Hvrirangeng bear blue fir-livers in acid r011. Pink flf-“Wrs in ncuzrai

“m- of medical treatment in open Insurance Act. Such dccbion

M &: Margaret Ranahan r555“... , . Tank“) ~ ~ h- _ ‘should be in the hands oi‘ provrll- 502i. girl-find Mm Jilly Douceue" Sal/ting: l 01.11 cabinets. not provincial health

_ commlsswni ' Koch ‘Dlinafirtlsvirr;lhemllomo ._ . _ .. I _ _ __ *"' ' ' - '4'" 'V_._;i

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"mrs FAMILY 1. "going 15$?

_ huddle" to plan ways of buying