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MONDAY

1. ch, world famous ch“t‘et,‘:'.:.1-1m:¢api't.Iv1/ated an audience 1 ‘C wards of 1.000 music lovers "in “puma from all parts oi'the ;{o"ViIlC¢ to hear hi.m sin: a. cues‘. tennlal concert in-St 13:25‘ 5 oomge Auditorium Ba ay .m Music critics were agreed ‘t it was one of the finest con- 3?... of its kind ever heard here.

Gallant. ‘tho has “"‘,f.',».,‘y'I.°.i"”zi.. esteem of the 1°“? 6“ ma professional men of bumjty with whom his occupation me fwd’ daily contact, was ten-. reqleld I puny and presentation dc! tlon by his fellow workers with mnccgmdian National Express on ghaewrday evenlnfi. FY10? 1° N5 '9' tlrement. eaectivs today. as City collector 101' ‘he °°mp'“y'

mini, 10-months-old ....l.).;i.nt:r° 0:341-. a'nd Mrs. Leonard Fmmng, of Pleasant Grove. was bumgd to death in an early morn- ,ng m, yuurday which completely destroyed the two-storey, six-room fame of her grandparents, Mr. and ,.‘m'_ Joseph Mccormack.

1.. the Charlottetown Hospital as , result of the fire are two-year- old Ruby Fanning with burns to her legs. hands and face; Mr. Mc- oormack. burns to his hands and read. and Mrs. McCormack witn p.fi1niUi facial burns. None is in icriuus condition.

The death occurred at his home. 321 Glen Lake Avenue_ Toronto. nn Friday. May 28th of Rev. Harry (7 mm D.D., retired minister of mo United Church of Canada and until 1950. visiting minister at T,.,mg,- church here.

He was the son of the Rev. Ste- phen Rice, part of whose ministry was ill Charlottetown and a num- M. ,,g tears of his boyhood were mi-lit in this city. He attended tinunt Allison University and was ordained to the ministry in l900.

Mr. Vic Runtz. editorial cartoon- st my The Guardian. was elected irr-sidcnt of the Maritime Art As- int-iaiioii at its annual convention ‘told lhls year at Dalhousie Univer- siiy, Halifax. From its twenty- nine member bodies in Nova Sco- na, New Brunswick and Prince Ed- ward Island a good representation was in attendance, to draw up plans for the coming year. ’

An enlarged selection of exhibi- tiona for showing in all the major rentres of me Maritimea was made ivaiiabie. including as a new feat- are, a yearly exflbltlon of chil- lren's art. originating this year in l'rcdcricton.

Montague 'n-inlty United Church Y.l’.U. Players walked off with major honors in the rural section of the Provincial Drama Festival on Saturday evening. when they were awarded the Smsllman Trophy for site best rural play in the Festival. and the Boehner Trophy for the best play from King's County.

Pmfessor A. J. Bhsw. adjudicator for the Seventh Annual Festival, avI'al‘d0d the C.W.L. Trophy for the best three-act play in the Festival to the Charlottetown Little Theatre Guild for their production of J. B Priestley! “Summer Day's Dream."

summoned from nearby,boets»but nothing could be done. Until dusk seven fishing hosts searched the area. whic his about three miles off shore from Tignish Run. but were greatly hampered by the large amount of lobster gear in the vic- inity. Tb aid in dragging operat- ions the fishermen are taking up their gear today before the search is resumed. Two members of the Alberton detachment went out with the search boats. Fishery patiol boats Joined the search. -

WEDNESDAY

Mr. Wilfred Macleod. of the flrin of Moore sr MacLeod Ltd, was unanimously elected ni-st pre- sident of the ‘Retail Merchants Association at an organizational meeting held in City Hall last night. Other oflicers named in- cluded Mr. Rlissell Seller, Hol- man's Ltd. vice president; and}/Ir Al’?-hill" Hogan. Island Furriers, secretary treasurer.

—John Billard of the teaching staff of the Summerslde High School was the guest speaker yes- terday at the noon luncheon of the Summerside Rotary Club held at Howard's Restaurant.

In his address to the Rolarianl Mr. Billard dealt with the general projects and industries of the prov- ince of Newfoundland. giving also a brief outline of the history oi the province since it was first discov- ered by John Cabot down to the time it entered confederation. Speaking briefly at the various in- dustries of the province he said that fishing ranks first, pulp and paper second mining third and with some agriculture being carried on mostly for home consumption.

221 of the 262 donors registered at the Red Cross blood donor clinics held in Hearts Memorial and Trin- ity Social Hall yesterday afternoon and evening were from Charlotte- town. and the remaining 41 from the surrounding districts including Hunter River. Brookfleld. York. Mermaid. Dunstaffnage, New Dom- inion. Murray Harbor, New Wilt- shire, North River. Earnscliffe, Pownal. Winsloe, Milton, New Glasgow, New Haven. Borden. Mill- view. Harrington. »R.ustioo, Long Creek, Marshfield. Mt. Stewart. Nine Mile Creek, Covehead Road, souris. Georgetown. Rocky Point and Kensington. At least 338 don- ors will be required today to make up Char-lottetown's quota of 600 donors.

—-A Conway mother yesterday afternoon rescued her three small children before turning in the fire alarm that also saved the house.

Mrs. Harry Ramsay of Conway Village. started a wood fire in the kitchen stove about 4 p.m. Leaving her 7-months-old baby. and a son Barry. aged about 5 years. in the kitchen she went up stairs to get another daughter. Marianne. 2 1/2 years of age.

About five minutes later as she descended the stairs with the little girl in her arms she dis- covered the kitchen was on fire.

Dropping this ..child‘ tliroulh the window of the ground floor she rushed into the kitchen to carry the baby to safety and re- turned for the little boy. who

Red Cross blood donor clinic held in St. Mary's Ball.

195 donors actually gave their blood. but unios-tunately. the re- maining as could not be taken due to a shortage ofeguipment since both tire n.b.A.r. Station and 3 ide secured so many more than expected.

“Cities and towns should have much to say.about what is done in areas Just, across an artificial boundary to make certain nothing happens to their citizens because of what might occur outside." was the belief expressed last night by Mr. J.T. Mcvittie. Director of Pub- lic Aflsiu at Dalhousis University, in addressing the annual meeting of the Provincial branch of the community Planning Association of Canada.

He added that disease knows no boundaries and said it had been found more practical for one geo- graphic area to be served by one water and sewage system.

A new slate of oilioers was pre- sented by Mr. J. J. Morris for the nominating committee and they were unanimously elected. The new president is Dr. Frank Mac- Kinrfon, Principal of Prince of Wales College; vice president is Mayor Henry Wedge. summersidez and secretary treasurer Mr. J. Ii‘_ Connolly. re-elected. Members of the executive are Mr. Claude Smith and Miss Lillian Duchemin, Charlottetown; Dr. Henry Moyse, Bummersld , Mr. Melvin McQuaid. sourlsz and Mr. J. J. Morris. aud- itor, Charlottetown.

-UJNDON. (CPJ——Roman Cath- olic church officials made ar- rangements Thursday ior the re- turn to Canada of the body of Most Rev. James Boyle. Bishop of Charlottetown. who died in St. -John and Elizabeth Hospital here after an illness of several days.

The body of the 68-year-old cleric is expected to be put a- board a plane shortly although the exact time was not made known. Aboard the plane will be Monsignor Patrick McMahon of Charlottetown who had flown to London to be with the Bishop dur- ing his illness. ,

The Bishop died suddenly Thursday after two operations. Only days before his death his condition was reported to have improved and hopes were held that he would eventually re- cover.

(Funeral services will be held in Charlottetown. Both officials at the Basilica and Rt. Rev. G. J. McLellan, Vicar General at Summerslde last night were awaiting details from Msgr. Mc- Mahon.) .

The late Bishop Boyle was born in Afton. in Antigonish County. N. S.. August 9. IBB5. a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Henry Boyle. He came here as Bishop of ,Char- lottetown in l944 from his post as parish priest at Holy Redeemer Church, Whitney Pier, N.5.

BIRTH!

Macl.llI.I.AN—At the Prince Ed- ward Island Hospital. on Monday, May 31st, IBM. to Mr. and Mrs. Neil A. MacLells.n. Charlottetown, a son. Weight 8 lb. 9 cs. -

MscNevin. widow oi late James MscNevln in he eats year.

Al§llNAUL'I'—At iris home. 415 Argyle Street. Summerside. on Thursday. June 3rd. 1954. Ado!‘ phus Arseneult in his Nth year.

Dl8l0CllES—At, the Charlotte- town Hospital on Monday. May 31. 1954. Bernard Joseph Desfloches. 4 Hiiicrest Ave., in his sszn year. ’

MIoCOBMACK—At t h e Char-

lottetown Hospital on Monday May 31st, 1954, Ruby pill’ Mac- Cormack, aged 2 years.

MMPHIIIBON — At the Kinl’s County Hospital on May 28. Dan R. MacPherson, Glen Martin in his 84th year. '

MEEK—At Spring Brook. May 29th, I954. J. A. Meek in his 91st year.

GAI.I.AN’.l‘—At the Charlottetown Hospital Sunday. May 30, 1954 Mrs. Paul Gallant 0} Souris West is her 37th year. ‘

LAPTHOBN - Suddenly at 52 Longworth Avenue on Saturday, May 28th, 1954. Mrs. Henry Lap- thorn in her 76th year.

GALLAN’l‘—-At the Charlottetown Hospital scturday,'May 29. 1954, Joseph Augustus Gallant, 50 Uppcr Queen St, Charlottetown. in his slat year. '

DI-ILANI-1Y—At. North Tryon May 29. 1964. Mrs. Percy Delaney in her 56th year.

I-‘ANNING—At Pleasant Grove on Sunday, May 30th, 1954. Dianne Pearle. age 10 months, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Fannin-

CHAMPION—At Travellers Rest on Saturday, May 29. I954. James E. Champion in his 52nd year.

SOUTH WINSLOE W, M.-S.‘

The monthly meeting of the south Winsloe W. M. S. was held May 13. at the home of Mrs. Wil- liam Hambly. Mrs. Harold Diamond led the devotional period using as her theme. "The Christian in his Vocation."

Meeting opened with quiet music played by Mrs. Lloyd Gillespie. rim being a special program.- a play was put on by the leader with Mrs. E. Hughes. Mrs. Earl Rodd. Mrs. Florence Gillespie. and Mrs. Orville Turner taking part. Prayer was then offered by the leader. I-iymn, "I Need Thee Every I-lour". was sung. Prayer for the Missionary was given by Mrs Archie Auld. Hymn. "Work for the Night Is Coming", was sung and this portion of the meeting clos- ed with prayer by Mrs, Harold Diamond.

The business part of the meeting was presided over by Mrs. Earl Rodd. Roll call was answered by 11 members; one visitor was pre- sent. Mrs. Ivan Turner was ap- pointed leader for June meeting, roll call to be answered with verse of scripture containing the word “hope".

Mrs. Ivan Turner invited mem- bers to her home for the next meeting. Mrs. Erlth Hughes will

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..‘Members of Whim Road W. I. met at the home of Mrs. Lawrence Stuart on Tuesday evening for their monthly meeting. There were nine members and nine visitors in attendance. .

In the absence of the president

Mrs. Leslie Stuart, and v-ice-presi- dent Mrs. Webb Nicholson, the meeting was opened by Mrs. Wu- ley Campbell with the “Institute Creed" repeated ‘by everyone. In answering roll call each member donated a pantry item for an auc- tion sale which was held later in the meeting and netted a fair sum for the funds. The correspondence for the month was read by the secretary. Mrs. M. . Munro, and other liter- ature an pamphlets were eased around for perusal. It was‘ d cided to discuss the Red Cross nrst aid course at ahlater meeting.

An amount was voted towards the Mysore project.

The secretary also reported that the annual Government grant had been received.

No questions were submitted for the question box. The d.-lflerent committees for the month gave their reports as follows: Siok: no calls were reported. Appointed were Mrs. Russell MacBeth and Miss Edith MacDonald. School: arrangements were made for scrub- bing thc school during the Easter recess. Entertainment: 8 e v e r al lively and interesting contests were held by the committee in charge. Mrs. George Clarey and Mlrs.Law- rence Stuart were appointed to hold a program at the next meet- ing.

A penny sale was held by last month's winner. Miss Rena. Mac- Donald. Holding the lucky ticket for this month was Mrs. J.N. Mac- Donald who will conduct the next sale.

Mrs. Miles Maclilnnon extended ii. gracious invitation to everyone to attend the next meeting at her

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Stsnhope W. I. held their monthly meeting on May 4. at the home of Mrs. Lloyd Bell.

Roll call was answered by 17 members and five visitors. Cor- respondence included an invita- tion to the members to attend the graduation exercises of the Char- lottetown Hospital School of Nursing from Miss Pauline Mor-

vrlssey. It was decided that :2 bel.

given to the Mysore project. There was considerable discussion about cleaning and levelling the school grounds. but no definite action was decided on.

A committee of Mrs. Rhodes Warren. Mrs. Harry Lawson and Mrs. John Misener were appoint- ed to try to get a play.

Mrs. Reg Ross thanked mem- bers for kindness extended to her while ill. Sick committee report- ed two visits made. School com- mittee reported towels and soap purchased.

New c mmitteea were appoint- ed as to lows: sick. Mrs. Harry Lawson and Mrs. Alvin MacLauch- lan; school. Mrs. Rhodes Warren: entertainment. Mrs. Reg Ross and Mrs. Rhodes Warren; lunch, Mrs.

and Mrs. Harry Lawson. '

Next meeting is to be held June 4 at the home of Mrs. George MacMlllan. roll call ‘to be an- swered with a suggestion for pro- gram for Institute Convention.

A “Wedding Anniversaries" con- test put on by Mrs. Emmett Mar- tin was won by Mrs. Rhodes War- ren. A delicious lunch was served by the hostess. assisted by the lunch committee, and a social hour enjoyed.

home. Roll call will be an ex- change of seeds or plant slips.

MT. RYAN C. W. L.

The annual meeting of Mt. Ryan sub-division of the C. W. L. was held on May 2. with an at- tendance of 14 members. Mrs. Wai- ter Walker presided.

The treasurer in her annual re- port showed receipts for the year amounted to $683.30. The presi- dent Mrs. Walker expressed thanks to all who assisted in the work of the League during the year.

Director Father Butler gave an interesting talk and thanked mem. bers for their work.

The following, donations were given St. Vincents’ Orphaiiagc.. S. D. U. Scholarship. Sisters 0: St. Martha, Sacred Heart League. The meeting closed with Benedic- tion oi the Blessed Sacrament.

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