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PORT MONMOUTH. N. J.. Oct. I - (AP) - A military iield wire that can be laid upvat speeds up to H0 miles an hour has been used the Army Signal Corps announced yesterday. The wire can be laid by airplane. or by automatic dispenders fired
successfully in Korea,
from s bszooita or rifle.
BERN, Switzerland, Oct. 3 - (AP) - The Swiss military de- partment, taking a lesson from the fighting in Korea, disclosed to- day that urgent steps will be ta- ken to strengthen the army's tank defences and provide the infantry with more modern weapons.
Now! Proof that situsiiisc rssrn RIGHT Al-'ly'Elt EATING wml COIGATE liEli'I'Al. CREAM HELPS iPIiEVEli'I"
"l”'l'
Research shows that
is caused by mouth acids which are at their worst after meals. When you brush your teeth with Coi- gate's right after eatingi,dy)ou help remove mouth acids to they can harm enamel.
l decay
children were a
' and women always h
HIITII ' II” ICIICOI. CIUIDI! Leading Canadian dentists examined and directed over 3,000 school children in corrective dental habits. in addition to diet changes where required, the aired to bomb tlnlr
it DECAY!
.t 2 Years' research by LEADING IIIIKEIISITIES proves that test groups brushing teeth right after eating with Colgate Dental '- Cream showed amazing ” reduction in tooth deeayl
Uutadsrdgae direction of erinlelnt dental a es,one u oooegemen uv P t d eir teeth with Colgate Dental Cream right after eating-while another group followed their usual dental care. The average of the group using Colgaae's as directed. and using Colgaae's as-cluviwly, was a startling reduction in the number of newioavitiee-for lea teeth decay. The other group developed new ' ' s at a much higher rate.
IN MEMOiiIAM
Ill. JOIN EUOIII
On Aug. 21st-. IMO. the people of Dromore and vicinity were greatly
and unexpected death of Mrs. John Rushes. she had.been oiling for a short time and was so far recover- ed that she was preparing to get
ended fatally. i
Mrs. Rushes, who was 76 years old. was formerly Rose Ann Train- or. Born at st. Theresa's. the daughter or the late Henry Trainer and -Ann Mcwede. she came to Dro- more 5'! years ago. the bride or John H ” who predeceased her 36 years ago. -
The late Mrs. Hughes was a wore- an of a kind, friendly and unas- suming dispositio . she was a per- son of great sociability and enjoyed the company of the younger set as much as those of her own genera- tion. I-ler presence was always ap- preciated at social gatherings. Mrs. Hughes was a most kind and con- siderate neighbor in times of sick- ness, trouble and dishes. She al- ways gave a helping hand.
she leaves to mourn two sons. Daniel J. on the homestead. and John at Iona; also nine grandchil- dren in this province and one, sis. ter St. Daniel of the Redeesner, in Huntinsdon, Que.; also three great grandchildren. she also leaves to mourn two sisters. Mrs. Patrick Gormley and Mrs. Patrick McAree. both of St. Theresa's.
Her funeral to Fort Augustus un- der the direction of undertaker Mr. Milton Jenkins, took place on Aug- ust 24th and was one of the largest ever seen here. '
A solemn High Mass of Requiem was celebrated by Rev. Father Cal- laghan with Rev. Father A. J. Mc- Leod as deacon and Rev. Father Simpson as sub-deacon. The Rev. Father Butler was also in the sanc- tuary.
The pallbearers were Messrs, Louis Grimes. George Mitchell. Joseph Trainer, Harry Trainot. Patrick Kelly and Owen Callaghan.
R.I.P. Mass Cards
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Boylan. Aub- urn.
Mrs. Gertie McLeod, Dromore.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe McAree, st. Theresa.
Mr. and Mrs, Harry McAree, 305.
n.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Trainor. Dromore.
Mr. and Mrs. Dromcre.
Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Idclvor. Lake Verde.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mitchell, Dromore.
Mrs. Nellie Gormley, St. Ther- esa.
Mr. and Mrs, Patrick McAree. st. Theresa.
Harry Trainer. at. Theresa.
Ed Trainor, Hermitage. .
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Shea. Water- vale.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles McNally, Montreal.
Chester Hughes.
Mr, and Mrs. Chester Handra- han. Plsquld. i
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Corrigan. Dromore.
Mrs. Elizabeth Barrett, Dromore.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Condon. Char- lottetown.
Mr. and Mrs, Louis Grimes. wat- crvale.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hughes. Dromore.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hughes. Fort. Augustus.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gormley, at. Theresa
Emma and Elizabeth Brazil. Don- agh.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett: Wisner, Watervale.
Fabian Hughes. New Glasgow.
Everett Hughes. Dromore.
Mrs. Francis Callaghan, Dro- more.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hughes. Iona.
Gene Hughes, Dromore.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dalton. Fort: Augustus.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Hughes. Auburn.
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Kelly. Pis- quid.
Jack Hughes, Dromore.
Mr. and Mrs. I..eo Callaghan. Charlottetown.
Mr. and Mrs. Urban Mclood. Dromore.
Mr. and Mrs. John Connolly. Iona.
Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Mitchell. Dro- more.
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Callaghan. Lake Verde.
Mrs. Barbara Mc.Asktll, Mt. Stow- art.
Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Hughes. Dro- more.
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Grimes. Watervaie.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Mcilzaehern, Charlottetown.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Mcauirk. Mt. Stewart.
Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Hughes. Tarantum.
Mr. and Mrs, Reg Kenny, Chat- lottotown.
Eu-Vnrisedtolearnotthe sudden"
up when she took the turn that '
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dornn. Boston. w
THE GUARDIAN. CHARLUPTETDWN
war's basic causes and to build a for permanent peace . . of our times."
The need for "unremitting efforts to remove
. is the great single issue in these words the multl-milllon- dollar Ford Foundation. directed by former U. S. Economic Co-operation administrator Paul G. Holl- man, described the first of the goals toward which its efforts will be aimed. After two years of care- ful study by eight selected leaders. the committee
lowly orgaalzotl -Ferd Fasaiatiaa to Ieprm ltas's Viell-Being.
world-foundation
found that Ford foundation "could most effectively and intelligently put its resources to work for hu- man welfare" by contributing to world peace. secur- ing greater allegiance to basic principles of free- down, advance economic well being of people every- where, improve educational facilities and to increase knowledge of factors which influence or determine human conduct. Seen above is Henry Ford II, chair- man of 900,000,000 company, and his wife.
lan. Boston.
Mr. and Mn. Maurice Corrigan, Dromore.
Mr. and Mrs. Lake Verde.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Greenfield.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Connally. st. Theresa. Mr. and Mrs, Theresa. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Coyle,' Dro- more. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Callaghan. Montreal. sisters of Notzre Dame, Hunting- don. Sister St. Daniel of the Redeem er. Huntingdon. Mr. and Mrs. Iona. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Connolly, Boston,
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Hughes. Boston.
I-lains and Mary E.-Mcwade. Bos-
Owcn Callaghan.
Trainor.
Joe Tremor, St
James Connolly,
n.
Mr. and Mrs. William Trainer. Boston.
Mrs. Mary Simpson, Boston.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gormley. Boston.
Herman Oorxnley, Boston. .
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Corcoran. Bos-
n. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Battaini, Athol. I Robert McGuirk. Athol. Mr. and Mrs. George McDonald. Athol.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Mccabe, Iona.
The pupils of Iona Bdiool.
Mr. and Mrs. John B. May. Bos- ton. Mrs. Mary Harrington. Boston. Robert Hughes, Dromore. Mrs. Mullen and Rose. Newton. Annie Callaghan waterville. Maine,
Messages of sympathy
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Connolly. Iona. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Haughey. Charlottetown. Mr. and Mrs. Prank Flynn, Char- lottetown. Miss Florence Grimes. Char- lottetown. Mr. Robert Mcouirk, Athoi.
l(ELLY'S CROSS SCHOOL
Primary Department
Grade V-1. Jomph Kelly; 2, Monica McQuaid.
Grade IV-l, Clifford McDonald; 2, Earl Molyneaux.
Grade ill-1. Margaret Roberts; 2, Desmond Curley; 3. Jerome Monaghan.
Grade ll-l. Theresa Monaghan; 2, Kenneth Curiey; 3, William Mc- Quaid.
Grade I-No tests.
Vivien Trainor. teacher.
Senior Department
Grade X-l, Anna Marie Camp- hell; 2. Eileen Kelly; 3. Francis Monaghan. lg,
Grade IX-1. Charles Camp- bell; 2, Mary MacDonald.
Grade VIII-l. Francis Shreen- an; 2, Adri Monaghan; 3, Helena Ca-mpbell.
Grade VII-l, Clifford Hughes.
Grade VI-l, Wendell MacDon- ald; 2, George Monaghan; 3. Lenus Molyneaux. -
Phyllis Reeves, Principal.
BURTON SCHOOL
Following is the report of Bur- .
ion School for the month of Sep- tember:
Grade IX-Calvin Wood 82.596; Kemmy MacGrqgor 80. .
Grade VIII-Louis Da ton 89.296
Grade VIII-Leota Wood 89.4w.
Grade VI-June MscGregor 96.379
Grade V-Donald Dalton 93.596 Teresa Perry 88.575; Reggie Colli- cutt 77.596.
Grade IV-Wesley Collicutt 87.296: Robert MacGregor 8096.
Grade fl'I-Audrey Doyle 37.395; Joseph Dalton 7093.
Grade I1-Christen: Doyle 93.896 A
Ramona Colilcutt om. Grade I-Marie Dalton; Lena
Wood: Marjorie Collicutt; Allan
Cook. (Mrs.) Geraldine C. Meccregor. Teacher
I. C. Has First Native-born Lt.-Gov.
STELLA MARIS C. W. L.
The monthly meeting of the Stella Maris sub-division ol the C.W. L. was held on September ilth with a large attendance. The
president, Mrs. M.J. Doyle presided. p
RCIV. Father Robin opened the meeting by t league prayer. The minutes of were read and approved. "
Mrs. John L. Doiron, convenor of the spiritual Committee, reported that the Women's retreat held at the Knights of Columbus Boys' Camp had been very successful. The retreat was conducted by Rev. Father Mullaly.
Mrs. Emile Gauthier. delegate to the Annual Convention, gave an interesting report of the activities of the convention.
Father Robin. in his address to the meeting, stressed the need of Christian education to combat the danger of Communist aggression and pointed out the necessity of
e previous meeting,
rich in
or washing!
No cooking!
Mashed rotate in i-at I minute! Bolt I water, add mills and French's Instant Potato according to directions on package. Sdr briskly for a few seconds until add butter and whip until luify.
process that preserves nutri-
it to make delicious mashed potato in just one minute. to prepare potato quickly
it... m-cloolttn
like magic! French'a'Instani: Potato gives you top-quaint:-y potato pre-cooked by a special
tional vain and flavor. Use
in other exciting ways. P g . Look for it in the canned O wo,;d.,fu; fa.- vegetable or baby foods, f0 0 sh.P,md.. section at your grocer s. r- h N. kw”. Economical- ' white so-no s s Gravy stew there 5 no waste. of mi, Sole distributors in Canada: ""Ek."" leclritt In Colman (Canada) ltd., Montreal
llavorandlood value!
No peeling! No mashing!
cups mnahgd potato with parsley-
onion. Split 8 cooked frankf , spread with French's Mustard. Stuif with potato. Brush with
butter and hall 10 minsaial.
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til they have completed Grade XI. He also stated that parents should show a greator interest in their children by visiting them frequent- ly in their classroom. This, he said, would be a great inspiration to the
keeping the children in school un-
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By George Claritl
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better appreciation of 15110 Work 59 ins done for their welisre Wlmw teachers and D31'9”l'5-
Meeting was adjourned by FOP er, After the meeting tllms were shown of the Eucharistic Gongtal held in this parish -9" Aw”,-' n.
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