at the Grace Wat

t-mi: ' - tal, Halifax, N. S., a son, Brian

, v Gregory. 8 lbs.. 4 on. l "AUUMEES Macxmlvon-Atmwestmitosiggy' Page 2' The Guardm" Th111'S- May 17- 1956 I on u T J .. ay . '. Allan A. Macltlnnon in his 73rd- SPECIALS - General Electric TINY TOTE-All J kt l ""'” n.::..ra::::, ::.::e.r:.c:::jitzmsans.:.?-5.:;.::.rr:..s.::r M we---A ” ”

il be held tomorrow.i . ' lgliidhizl Everlvico commencing ati CAMFS AT SOURISTM M38l' 2 o'clock Interment in High- sumcs. 9”" at 59"”-5 before Ind Mrs. Ralph Owen, Ken- field Cenietery. -Stipendiary Magistrate Gilbert A, sington, tnee Jean Reeves), a. !GI""I9l- ""90 0398! under the Fish Iwm Robert Lorne, 9 ",5" 2 SMITH- The death occurred May.and Game Act.were heard. Areal- wm mm, 1.955, at so orchard su-get, ldent of Armadale. one of Fortune

' Cambridge. Mass., of lda E. tliead and one from Klngsboro wee )R3Ern-ggom to Mr, and Mrs, agejd yeflrs, dau:ht(;lr iczltllvfullfjl tS5.00nand costrshfor fish- o r. an rs. oracc mi 1 g ' u a cense. e cases g';ai';' I(,'1gb(;"(',n(R1eaey Igtguligggi gf1dCl;ni;lgttcto1nin. l::;itil1er:t-il lwnsywcite prosecuted by John White, ' ' t e .u a. any 1.0 co-T l ple's Cemetyery, Charlottetown. ? LEGION CARD PARTY-win- 4 . ners at the Legion card party last 'nn:ht wicreli Ladlen' first, Mrs, -Albert ll ac ae: second. Mrs. Ra Engagements 'GarnhuI.n:. third. Louise Doucettd: JOHNSTONE RAMSAY M d M” w'””3'" B""g4” and M” M WAN" FIT-13" V..I. Macluachern, tied. Cousola. LI'5- Rd am -- 01:15) 009- tion, Sylvia Coffin. Mens first. 0118 lyEF.'aiinotincc titmur Frank Doyle; second, John Coady; gagemen 0 their daug cr. mini, John Nantes. Consolation, Elizabeth Joantllcttyi to Lorne Reg whitlock, Freeze0ut' Mrs. Stirling. oldest son of Mrxand Jame; 1ucA1,3e,- . and Stephen Mrs. Leslie (. Ramsay, ll.ninl- Hughes. Door prize, Mrs. Alex ton. Marriage to take place pom,

it ,VlN- At the Prince County '. Hospital, May 7th, 1956, to 'Mr.

Howard Mclnnis ; rmrn roorwrnn

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N, D, MacLeun Personals UNION AGREEMENT , LONDON, Ont. (CP) - Agree I XDERTAKVER Friends and relatives of Roy mom has been reached on a newl I'..lIBAL.VIILR Mutch, Earnscllff are sorry to contract covering 2.000 general .learn of his continued illness in steel wares office and plant work- . l t d ,the P.E.l. Hospital. His many ers in London, Toronto. Montreal, Char otle "W" an friends wish him a speedy recov- ; Winnipeg and Vancouver. it was lery. rannounc 1 Tuesday by union spok-

esmen. No details of the settlement were given pending a membership vote. The union had asked a 9.5 per cent wage increase and soughti to national contract lers in all GSW cities.

l Friends and relatives of Roy ,Mutch. Earnscliffc are sorry to -learn of his continued illness in ,the P.E.I. Hospital. ills many friends wish him a speedy recov-

North Wiltshire

DIAL 5549

19 local Naval Reserve Members To Take Training

Local Naval officials last even- ing said that a total of nineteen members of the Naval Reserve of HMCS Queen Charlotte have ap plied for and been accepted fori training at Hamilton, Ontario. ,

The first group of five it-it May 5 to take training at the C re at Lakes Training Centre, they were Ordinary Seamen S. A. Hughes: G.l J. Aylward; H. L. Mat-Donald; Ju MacMillan and D. A. hlacRac. On May 26 the second group will leave they are: Ordinary Sczimcn, C. 1. Reid: M. Strongman: G. Gallant: D. B. Maccallum; M E. Wilson and L. J Aylward The third narty will leave June 2 and will consist of: Ordinary Seamen, W B. Atac- Keflna: W. C. Cole: N. W Mac- Quarrie; R. A. Thomson; ' Gaudet and C R Francis, with this group will be Able Seaman C J. MacSwain who is scheduled for a course at the Communications School, Hamilton. Pay Writer J. Simon Atkins itill . , also leave June second, appointed covering work- to the staff of the Grcat Lakes Training Centre. At present he is

H. BASIL PHELPS

two VlUl'l(. Basil Phillips has h e e awarded the Thomas D o d s o

the sophomore student of di ence 1958. J. (.

the second or third year 1956.

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Mr. Phillips is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Wendell H. Phillips. 43 Sum-

I SATURDAY

Romanian Countess Dies In Ontario

PICKERING. 0111-. (C?) - Counteu Irene Della Scale. 36. who with her husband fled Com- munist-dominated Romania sev- gn years ago, died Monday.

The attractive but frail young countgu, whose daring flight to the West gained international publicity, died at her home in this town 10 miles out of Tor onto where her husband. Count Mastino Della Scala, manufact- ures building pr ducts. She had been ill four years.

In July. 1949. on the second night of their marriage, the couple escaped Romania by swimming the Danube river. On entering Yugoslavia they were

imprisoned. ,

With other prisoners they planned to escape. The night they put the plan into effect 70 prisoners were shot. The count and countess were among sur- vivors who made their way to Italy and to freedom.

Born in Orastle. Romania, Countess Della Scale was the

iilTuberculosis Death Rate Shows Drop

OTTAWA (CP)-The tubercu osis death rate dropped further . last year to 8.9 per 100,000 population, the Bureau of Statistics said Mon-

day. 'ihe rate has declined from 52.4 in 1943. It was 10.3 in 1954. Deaths totaled 1.382. a new low and the first time the total has

T '- ' ' fallen below 1.500. Deaths in 1954

carrying out relieving duties the local Naval Division.

at totalled 1,562.

The death rate for men-10.B-

ARE TROUBLESOME

DUNDEE. Wit. (AP) - What to do about a couple of floatins islands in Kettle Moraine lake puzzled con- servation authorities and the owners of cottages in this area Wednesday.

It all started with recent heavy rain: that filled the 50-

Kettle Moraine state forest, to an all-time high.

MOIIIIIY. ruidentl of the area were surprised to find that an island. about 150 feet long and 60 feet wide, had

land in front of eight sum- mer homes. Tuesday the wind shifted.

tomed location to the shore line.

ten tnmarnck trees.

for women last year. The prevlo

12.9 and for women 7.8. Newfoundland 82 (105);

tla -I8 (76); New Brunswick

British Columbia 143 (123).

FLOATING ISLANDS

acre Lake in the heart of

The island wal blown across the lake and came to rest on the swimming beach in front of a resort. Another smaller island also got into the act. broke loose from its accus- lnd shifted

The larger of the two float- ing islands is covered with tall heavy brush and nine or one reaching a height of 25 feet.

compared with a death rate of 6.9 year. the death rate for men was

Prince Edward Island 8 (10); Nova Sco-,

(51); Quebec 608 (714): Ontario 242 (307); Manitoba 72 (71); Saskat chewan 57 (-12); Alberta Bl l63):

Will Hold Spring Festival In Charlottetown Saturday

for home at night they will partake in an continuous programme of activities.

The girl: will attend a service in St. Peter's Cathedral at 10 a. m. conducted by Canon Moffatt with combined Girls Auxiliary choir: of St. Peters and St. Paul's Churches in attendance. After the service the young Anglicans will reconvene at St. Paul's Parish Hall where they will hear an address by Mia: Constance Purser. a missionary

One hundred and fifty girls. re- presenting the Angllcian parlshesi in Prince Edward Island. will at- tend a Spring Festival in Charl- ottetown on Saturday, May 19. The girls are members of the Girl's Auxiliary and the Junior Auxiliary of the Church of England in Can- ada. Parishes which will be re- presented are Crapaud. Kenning- ton, Summeraidu. St Eleonora, Sea View. Burlington, Springfield and Charlottetown. From the time the girls register at St. Peters Chuch

been pushed half a mile by Hall at 9 a. m. until they depart luncheon will be erved in the St, " high wind! to the south PBAIl1ll'l'Pfl:'lShf:'lilll. d M

h 1 o ea ernoon an eve g M" W m t "NM the activities will he held in St. Pauli.

To Observe Battle Of Atlantic Sunday

OTTAWA (CP)-Navy personnel and Second World War navy and merchant marine veterans will commemorate the Battle of the Atlantic Sunday, May 20, navy headquarters announced Tuesday.

The third Sunday of May is set aside each year as a reminder of the 193945 fight to keep open the Allies' Atlantic lifeline of wartime

' ,3 Special services will be

held aboard Canadian ships at sea and church parades in many cen-

tres.

During the 2.060 days of war. Canadian warships escorted 25.343 merchant vessels carrying 181.643. -180 tons of war supplies irom North American ports to the United Kingdom. Naval wartime. fatalities totalled 1.797 and 319 were wounded. I

exhibit of sewing, knitting, cook. ing. and posters all the work of members of the auxiliaries. Judge; of sewing and knitting will Mrs. E. V. Bell and Mrs. Harold Plckard; of cooking Mrs. J. 1 Ibbott and Mrs. E. M. Malone Mrs. George Delllois and Mark Malone will judge the posters.

-Later in the afternoon plays will be presented by the auxiliaries oi Summerside, St. Eleanor: and St. Peters Church. Charlottetown. The adjudicator: will he Mrs. Harris and Mr. Stuart Dickson.

After supper the auxiliaries will take part in a singing compeiti- ion with Miss Sue Brenton and Mr. Harris. urganists of St. Peters and St. Paul's churches, respectively acting as adiudicators. The Fest ival will conclude with the showing of films by Miss Constance Pur- ser. Parents of the children and me ” a of Anglican congregat- ions are cordially invited to attend the Festival.

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