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@ people whe lest year in their enthusiasm

ae “i not join the v oe 6 - ert in open | . So long as their

British PM Plans Canada

will visit the United Nations sec- | retariat and meet Acting Secre-

The Guardian. Charlottetown, Tues., Apr. 19, 1962. 15

given in his honor by the pre mier of Ontario. Macmillan will

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ceased.

THOMAS J. W. MCCABE

At Charlottetown, on March 5, 1962, Thomas W. McCabe, formerly of Stanhope, passed out of this life in his seventy- fifth year, to become a citizen of the Everlasting Kingdom of God. His death, as his life, was one of serenity and peace, proper to a faithful servant of God

Mr. McCabe was born at Stan- hope, and after his marriage in 1916 to the former Gertrude

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MacAulay, remained there as a

farmer and fisherman until 1955,

at which time he retired and letown.

The many acquaintances he made during his life attest to the kindliness of his mannet which embraced all and made him a dear friend to many. His days were spent in outstanding sobriety tempered by an unas- suming good humor which won the hearts of those who knew him. His cheerfulness and total- ly amiable personality kept him young at heart and account for the many friends he had among youth,

Always a valued member of his —e ak McCabe was, de-

above voted an loviag husband and art In his singular faithful- to his God-given duty as head of 8 Sela, he was a mo- manliness.

_Chief among his mourners are: his wife, his only son, Joseph, and seven daughters, Mary, ae uote Murphy, Mario F, Mac Donald;

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by seven years. Also left to mourn are his four sisters:

Hennessey;

MacDonald, Cha and pp an Daniel Mcisa-

Solemn | Mass was o Gun at St. Eugene’s Chur-

Par- wei “wena P.P., who also con- ducted the service at the grave.

~ OF THANKS

wish to thank Rev. Wal- te Red Rev. 0. P. Wont De

Farmer, Sweeney, the Sis- ters an Saale the Charlotte. town Hospital, the Fu

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OTTAWA (CP) -— The faders Pac Pete 2075 SSM NG “SM “vy Fert ass 31 Clark, its associate editor, The steady ingrowing of commu- uation has changed drastically. “¥®S 2%, Supporters of the will confer first with President Following his Apri] 28 talks government has agreed to un- Pac "ete w inn m " e Miened "nvestment 649 «9; |Star says Cuba is on the edge nism. But at least they looked Castro still co's rigid ie of revelution.” Kennedy in Washington and then with President Kennedy at the dertake further economic and i an : | Tinited | . aah 7 g — ce ea & ab Accumulative $26 6.01 ‘of starvation and complete eco- healthy and ate well. — fanatic supporters, particularly He quoted an unnamed Cuban cova aaa ane Apel 29 will ie o shlae: | ‘na fae Machockeid Winat aot the aed sstne> GB 8 G1. .44 a - nomic collapse. : In 1962 the grumbling has among the teen-agers who are Communist as saying “The ; yee ore: Washing: me a Miramichi River and the ve a oh 8 tiK WO "LEE FAST Mr. Clark wrote from Kings- taken on ominous proportions,” being steadily indoctrinated. He Uni ened psa Ang nagging pada 2 ay elgg ce A aarend bgp visas rocqy eed a urn at i ton, Jamaica, following ami with women battling in ate — yo _ rinated. 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