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"SAFE DRIVER

Five years of safe driving was yewarded recently when Harold Lanigan, a former native of Mon- tague, was presented with a Lon- gine gold watch. The presentation took place at a banquet held by

Canadian Oil Company. His wife, |

.the former Evelyn Macintyre,

was also presented with a com-|

pact. Mr. Lanigan is the son of

- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lanigan.

The couple now reside in Ontario and have two children, Marleen; 7 and Barry 4.

; _ BRIDGE FIRE City Firemen were called out at approximately 7.35 last evening ions Retin, Minor dommes ridge. Minor damage

HOLIDAYING

ONTARIO VISIT ;

Mrs. Joseph Lanigan has re- turned to her home in Montague a six-weeks visit to Hamil- Ontario,

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it. epent the winter in Hamilton. HONORABLE MENTION A Charlottetown retailer, G.M. Ohandier, manager of Chandler Brothers, 1 Plywood Place. has * received am “‘honorable Mention”

IN HOSPITAL : George Herbert Ward, Graham’s Road, has entered the Prince

-<County Hospital for treatment,

His friends wish him a speedy Tecovery.

LATE NOTICES

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MccEE—At 23 Allan Street, on

Sunday, July 5, 1959, Patrick McGee, formerly of - Kelly’s Cross, in his 72nd year. His re- mains are resting at the Char-

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south side of the island and eank in two feet of water. |

lottetown Funeral Home from where the funeral will be held Wednesday morning, leaving

the Funeral Home at 8:30 for * Requiem ° High Mass at St. Joseph's Church, Kelly’s Cross, at 9:30. Interment in the church cemetery.

MacNEILL—On July 4h, 1959 as the result of an accident Howard MacNeill of Long Creek in his 56th year. Remains rest- ing at the Cutcliffe Funeral home where funeral will be held on Monday. Service ee ‘ing at 2 o'clock. In nt New Déminion. a

MA IN—At Hunter River, July 5, 1959, John D. Matheson in his 72nd year. Remains rest: ing at the Cutcliffe .F Home from_w funeral will be held Tuesday, service com+

am 2 o'clock. Inter

mencing ment Fioral Hillis _ Gardens. ;

COMPTON — At Charlottetown On July 4th, Miss Alice Comp- ton of Georgetown in her f

MacLEAN—At the Prince “Hospital on Sunday July 5th, Charles Moffatt. MacLean, 112 his 69th year. Resting at the Bowness Funeral Home. Fu- neral to be held at Trinity Uni- ted Church on Tuesday, July 7th

p.m. Interment’ Cemetery. Visiting: hours 10-12 a.m. 2-5, 7-10 p.m.

OFFIN — At Greenfield, Mass.,

n Paturday, July 4h, 1950, Ira = Coffin, formerly of Greenwich, age 78 years. Re mains will arrive at the Mac- Lean Funeral Home this even ing: Interment in Midgell Cem- etery, tomorrow Tuesday morn- ing at.10,.9'clock.

BRAKEY — At the Prince Ed- ward Island -Hospital on July 5,--4959°"Miss Mary Jane Bra- key of 19 Upper Queen Street, in her 99th year. Resting at the MacLean Funeral Home, from where the funeral will be held tomorrow, Tuesday, serviee commencing at 2 o'clock. Inter- ment in St. Catharine’s Céme-

tery.

MACLEOD — At her residence 332 Fuston Street on Saturday, July 4th, 1959, Mrs. (Rev.) Wil- fyed J. MacLeod, (nee Fior- ence M. MacLean, RN), Resting at her Jate residence. Funeral

| private. Interment in New Glas-

|. gow cemetery.

ESSORY — In the Charlottetown |

Hospital on Sunday, July 5, 1958, | Gordon Essory, 60 Grafton Street, age 68 years. His re- _mains are resting at the Hen- nessey FGneral Home from wheresthe funeral will take place on Tuesday morning at 8:45 to St. Dunstan's Basilica .for Requiem High Mass at 9 *9’clock. Interment im the Cath- elie Cemetery,

i September she will take up duties

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Spring Street, Summerside, in

service commencing at 2::00) holme,-N.S., a son—of the late) in People’s | Henry and Mrs. Maclean. He was |

struck a stone wall along the honours in French and English im pjied stating- she enjoyed every| Mrs. Helene Magnon, 43, of

1953. In the same year she- Te moment of her stay here, “and | ceived a Woodrow Wilson fellow-) wag pleased that her work was | ship for anced study in ro), recisted mance . and erature Touue Pendergast expressed his | | at the University. of Michigam,| j.scure at being present and

| Aue Arbor, Michigan. made many complimentary re-;

| Upon completion of the degree; marks in regard t\ Miss Mac-

ithe road and overturned about

nearby Huntingville, was killed early Saturday when the car in| which she was a passenger left

eight miles south of Sherbrooke.

of Master of Arts in 1954, Miss . ay: | Thternsaa- teagan: her | Beane ability. ‘program during the course of | A delightful evening which she received two university ‘ainment followed. Mr. EF fellowships and a teaching fellow- Wynne on guitar, with his. sup- | ship in French from the Univer. Porters, Miss Leightizer, Mr. Da-; | sity of Michigan and was elected vid Gallant and Mr. B. Gallant, | lte the honour societies of Phi delighted the guests with sever-| | Beta Kappa and Phi Kappa Phi. | al numbers. Miss Patricia Leigh- In 1957 ghe was awarded a tizer rendered two beautiful solos travelling fellowship by the Can-' The Five MacDonald sisters, who adian Federation of University participated in the muSie fes-|

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Women and a travel grant by the jival sang several asi ca | Humanities Research Council of ete An eecnienet Five ae Murray Harbour Anvites | Comedie bl . of oe ‘you to attend their tea a rese. a n j ,

versi party, Wednesday, July | Fa ee tet docesi |. _ DEVELOPING = Iisth: Boat races, dancing, |

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dissertation, “‘Sainte Beieve and

| Women of the Eighteenth Co] GaRNHUM PUOTO | Miss Thierman will return to] - STUDIO ‘ the’ University of Saskatchewan | 135 Kent St. Ch’ tewn

for the summer session where she

| meats served on the,

games and fun for all.:! Meals of lobster or cold

nds. Everyote wel-| come, —

has accepted a position as visit- |jng instructor in French. In)

} as lecturer in French at Queen's | | University, Kingston, ‘Ont., where

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\; SUMMERSIDE — Charies Mol- |\fatt MacLeam, 112 Spring Street, Summerside passed away at Prince County Hospital early Sun- day morning after a lengthy ill- Jness. He was 68 years of age. ; |, Mr. MacLean was born in Glen- 3

| employed for several years with the Robb Engineering Works in Amherst before moving to P.E_I. |\ where he was associated with the antomotive trade for % years.

For the past four years Mr. MacLean was employed with the |* provincial department of” high- |. ways: , 4 ,

Besides his wife,-the former Mabel Macinnis, he ves to mourn. three sons, Ralph, Winni- } peg;. Reginald, Nelson, B.C; James, Summerside; two daugh-'f ters, Aileen, Mrs. Russell Quinn, ‘Lethbridge, Alta.; Florénce, Mrs. George Warren, Stamford, Conn., also eleven grandchildren.

He also. leavés té’*mourn one

brother, J. Sinclair MacLean, | Halifax and four sisters, Mrsi EF. A. Murray, Truro; Mrs. George |

Trenholm, Truro; Mrs. A:D. Su- + therland, Vancouver, B.C. and/ Mrs. W.B. Bernie, Montreal. }

A brother Fred predeceased | him ten years ago in Halifax.

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Trinity United Church, Summer- side Tuesday afternoon at 2 o’- clock, Interment. will be in Peo- ple’s Cemetery.

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Sie ’ - ‘ ee * ; . o couay ty evenmg; very warm; nniversary Observed As WEATHER | vetwest wiods 15. Lowhigh at ah gn wy =e oe pe eee wen gmberah | Halifax. 58 and 75. Yarmouth . ‘Couple Honored By Family |=.” et and 08, Kenivle ‘and Suey 58 i ee ‘ ; Min Max | and 8, New Glasgow 55 and 8. ednesday evening June, were pre-| Winnipeg ¢ 48 | Prince Edward-isiand and New family'and guests of Mr.| sented with flowers”. Toronto @ 81/ Brunswick: Sunny, cloud.ng Mrs, William E. McLellan| granddaughter, aoe Chews 63 84) by afternoon; a few showers and ~ gathered at the home of their|ing this, their daughter, Montreal 65 87 | widely scattered. thunderstorms daughter, Mrs. Hensley Higgins,|read an appropria - and| Quebec 60 87! by evening, very warm, southwest honour them with a surprise | address. ——________-} Fredericton = 90-|-winds—_16.—Low-high—at Charlotie- _ on the occasion of thei?) They were then presented with| Saint John 52 72| town 56 and 76, Moncton 55 and™ Fourtieth Wedding Anniversary.|the following gifts. Hot - plate,| Moncton 57 86| 80, Fredericton 60° and 80, Saint Mrs. McLellan was formeriy|Steam-Iron, Table Lamp Table|Halifax - §® | John 53 and 75, Edmondston and Pearl Smith from Kildare Capes, | Cloth, Chocolates, Shirt and Slip. | Charlottetown 59 -- 80) Campbellton 65 and 980. and Mr. MeL¢lian from Green-| These were presented by their! Sydney 47 82|_—‘ Bay of Fundy: Southwest winds < mount. , daughters, Helen, Mary and| Yarmouth 53 67/20 with occasional gusts to 90; 5 In 1945 they m ved to Pleasant| grandchildren, Allan, ‘Ellen, and| St. John's . 40 _—61| extensive fog; visibility 10 miles Valley. where they have made|Catherine, also Miss Euyon Mac-| HALAFAX (CP)—The weather |lowering in {pg to near zero; lit- their home for 13 years. Lean, who was a-special=guest. | office says a band of cloud and|tle change in temperature. , There were nine children to fill} The-table was tastefully decor-| showers, will reach New Bruns - fhe chariots SUMMERS! te: Srenett Pleasant Valley, ae anak et ara whi! pay ng evening Temperatures {town at 10.25 a abd 11.59 p.m. ; : = © , +| ers, Ca at the ite Rat .m. ay oa Lob- Marten Otrs Aitinge “Rouse. candles and candlebrae. . ~ be somewhat lower than Sum |At Rustico. at 5.26 am. and 9.06 bear “ S lorge eagant Valley, Ruth, (Mrs.| There were three white’ p.m. Summerside tide eighteen group of Island “beauties” as 37 Kenneth Farth), Bracebridge, On-| hung from the ceiling, ont woe the big fe in anact place ce minutes later than Charlottetowa. :giris—fromall_parts_of the pro- | ‘ theee ti sai rene ootaaeetes entry ne be- Ira Albert, Ottawa, Ontario, Ivan,|cake, which was made and de- Roy Boates is chairman of the Hansport, N.S., Edith, (Mrs, one by their daughter-in-law, : Sea Queen Contest committee and Hensley Higgins), Glen Valley, rey, Mrs. Everett McLellan. = test ca . | dette MacP t ney Helen, Mrs. Malcolm L. Mac-| Although a nufnber of their ? ing of the eae Tuesday | Shelvie Jean Borden: lem, | La West Bay, Cape Breton; | family were unable to be present .

ot ae Sal evening at the Y-centre on Green | Casey, Eunice Eaman, Barbera |“#Ty, Mrs. John Macintyre, Mil-| they all sent best wishes to . : ;

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OR var — a oa "| ‘Those who submitted theif)Sally Ann Farmer, Kinkora, Sadie | _O% entering the home of their’ saries. ; Instalment Savings Pians— Yor savings, educational, bust field, on Saturday: Father G. parish priest. Father Gallant ts "mes are: Millicent Stewart, | Winchester, Jessie, MacArthur, Myer pen Tens cae celebrated his first Solema one of a family of ten children of | Sheila Sharp, Marguerite March_| Sumsherside, Verna Ford, Char- aes sands suehanenie seathed of ulating guaranteec © Mass on Sunday at St. Anthony’s,| Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Gallant of beak, Mariel Elis, ol of Tyee |lsttstowe BR. 6: Helene Locky, Scouts of money ever © perled ef 76 si “where the,Rev. Clarence Pitre rr ' ‘| Bay: Carol Biggar, Portage; | slie; Arlyn Jane MacLeod, Bor- ‘ Single Payment Certificates— with guaranteed investment

Sie : im tiie nome Gliarey, Murray oat 4 - ee ee n values. > 8 ae : Movie Actor dred Decoste, Miscouche; Ger-| nish, and Marjorie Riley, | A Balanced Mutual Fund — Investors Mutual of Canada Lid... aad aida Veno, “Miscouche; Wave | peque. emphasizes ———— —— eee aad, capital gain. Visits Island - / be ing common stocks, preferred stocks and bonds. t SUMMERSIDE — Movié eter - 1 A Mutual Fund Fer Growth — Investors Growth Fund of Can emai ei ae Director Of Choir | MESES Soe Sa ee oe year-old daughter, Susan arrived ; Bae eas ark | ee Be fio S Oeeie ot Gath one ea ” I> oe tT wmeniared plans are offered ont fined Note = zB I Garde be : Bitar i re Investors: (1) fixed-interest Gul Motel. They |jarived on the’ | B 4 F [| 2) (3) combine Hin ee ae a s Bid Farewell | ot iret 2 St tae : 2 em: sors cinpany, ISver Food aa — 4 c 5 phe alge, KENSINGTON—On Monday ev-! given the guests by Dr. Zielienski, | | prs ne agp poe = meni ean 7 ‘uu s oe deecribed as #ltnimned:idander,i ening Mr. and Mrs. James L.| who sang two Polish Folk songs, pension plans eshte vecommended HAN: péiince (6 Saunders, Kensington, were at| accompanied by Mrs. Zielienski. | . : : ee apart Fr aioe eae home to friends and parishioners |~ Interspersed throughout the eve- ‘ ! : “ -oanadhelieea Fors Ayre of the Church of The Holy Fam-| ning were many sing songs, ac-| For complete details contaet your Investors’ representative —. Aaonouia’ eon in BL. Andrew ily to do honor to Miss Do ompanied by Miss Donalda A. | ne ee eee N.B., where she is, entployed as MacDonald, who has been church |‘MacDonald, which were greatly | -|a hostess. i 3 organist and choir director for the | enjoyed by all. An interesting fea- | G F Cc Mr. Andrews his daughter past eight years. Miss MacDonald ‘ure of the evening’s proceedings | re ameron >» Sergio from Nova Scotia and is leaving Prince Edward Island, “as the operation of a movie . === | EE expect to remain on the Island a to continue her work in the teach-| camera which will © perpetuate District Mgr., Summerside couple more days before touring | ae profession in another Proy-| the happy event. 3c ; Cape Breton nd. ince. Assisting Mrs. Saunders in ser- | Mo He d the Garden of the Mr. Saunder?, as master of ving refreshments were Mrs’ Wil- | : ’ r ntgomery ; Gulf Motel a the nicest motel ceremonies, paid a glowing tri-| pert lawiess Mrs. (Dr.) Zielien- ; Charlottetown a we've had on our trip. ; bute to ses MacDonald's splen-' 4 sre. Austin Pendergast, Mrs. | eS J . es : re Lois Mary Thierman, daughter did work in the parish as a tea-| ps.) ; ; Si) Fulton Pierce * MAN KILLED, FOUR HURT / of the late Mrs. A. C. Thierman cher, dramatist and choir dir- dea aut bve"Clotase Mictar. INTERRUPTION NOTICE . ’ Chesfothefown . . ' a az pay. Ny. (ap) | %, Kilmnuir, P. E. Island, re- ys oe oer & Mrs. | Father Callaghan expressed his | : tT eS? A naa aa man was |Crived the degree of Doctor of eee ee alt ad- pleasure at being present, and There will be an interruption of electric || = injured fatal and’féur compae- Pillesophy in Romance T-angua- dress nc eset ice ur ‘banked Mr. and Mrs. Saundess || power between Stanley Bridge and Cavendish on investors = {one ere tae in Dosage ee esate hat ac, wr ee thushulens i rang: Wednesday, July Sth between the hours of 1:00 syndloat an at hes in the mencembent euarcises.. A rateste ‘complished during -her-e ight, © such an enjoyable evening. || and 4:00 p.m.; weatlier permitting, to enablé us to 4 G @ . Lawrent Sebu rday. | e University skatch_| in th ice A ttt - : ; is line. . r @e Gawata, tiattes State police said a 17-foot inboard. ewan, inn wins aerded the hen dae i Saas a : a WOMAN KILLED install voltage ‘regulating equipment on this line. cine Gideon motorboat carrying ‘the five men gree of Bachelor of Arts with high don. Miss MacDonald fittingly re-' SHERBROOKE, Que. (CP)—

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