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Stra it between Nova Scotia tunnels that have been »|her mother, she was adopted by! sng Newfoundland fe considered| Closed for several years. MAY BE TEMPORARY Mr. and Mrs. George Johnson.| » major achievement in electronic} A Japanese order this spring} While warning that the orders ng. for more -than 100, tons has,;may only be temporary, Mr. ;

mother} “Our engineers have really | sparked the sagging ‘industry 280] Dutton says the situation “looks : ed hard.” he said. “It’s been| miles southwest of here and has| promising.” But, he adds, “it is :

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from his late residence, Setur.| WARREN — In loving memory of United Church a devoted Sunday! worth “The Night Staif, Super-|in Hampshire Cemetery.

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On the morning of March 13th} pp sTERLING MCLEAN | Mrs. Ray McLure, Summerside.|% South Freetown, mae CANADA the people of St. Andrew's and One brother, Harry, paid the su-|'2¢ __ Prince “ayn , ‘PROVINCE OF . surrounding communities were} MIDDLEBORO, Mass. — The| preme sacrifice in World War 1.| Match 30, 1959, at age PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND _| shocked and saddened when word| sudden death by heart failure on| The largely attended funeral | *°¥e™Y Years.

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Hayes, Bedeque; one. brother.| Sorey — Foster family, Northwest Atlantie Fisheries. | their brother-species on Georges. cite all persons interested in the | a4 and the U.S.A. were all pre-|less are tales of his devotion to| There is a long and winding road|Fred at her home; eight grand- Spray — Mr. and Mrs. Keith GULF AREA said Estate to be and appear be-| gent for his funeral which was|duty. involving nearly round, the| Along which each must go, _| children, to whom she was great-| Tavior, TIGNISH The subject came tp during| OME LOVERS? fore the Judge present at @ Pro-| held to St. Andrew's Chunch,|clock calls upon the sick with-| It leads beyond the Hitis of Time ly attached. Cut Flowers — Garfield and discussion on groundfish — a| Another point im question is bate Court to be held in the Court! where Requiem High Mass was regard to his own welfare.| Into the sunset glow, — The pall bearers were: Elmer | worrie, Mr. and Mrs. J.R. Praught,|term applied to cod, haddock,| whether haddock are home-lov- House in Charlottetown in Queens celebrated by his pastor Rev. Geo He was born in Plymouth, But only for a little while : Gauthier, Elmer Reeves, Reigh Charlottetown, and their little halibut and other common species ers. If the tagged fish transplant- County in the «id Province, 0n| weGormac who also conducted|May 15, 1909, the son of Malcolm| Our loved ones leave our sight, | Francis, Willard Stetson, Ra!ph CARD OF THANKS granddaughter from Ottawa,/of fish in Atlantic waters — re-|ed to Georges return to Browns Wednesday the 15th day of July | services at the grave. Rev. Reg-|J. and Penelopy (Matheson) Mc-| For just beyond ¢he hills they|Burns, Everett Francis. who is visiting them, spent the/ search in which fisheries scient-|then scientists will have some fiext coming, at the hour of ten | inaig MacDonald and Rev. T.P.| Lean, and observed his 50th birth-,_ Wait Flower bearers were, Eimer The family of the late Mrs.|past week-end in Tignish with] ists of Canada, the United Stat.|evidence that the fish prefer why the Accounts of the said Es-| He leaves to mourn four sons ‘ Mi was bo: - in| PILLOW Reeves, Wilbert Drummond. friends and neighbours who Kathleen Brennan. participated. This particular pe-| wo 1 . they were tate should not be passed and an ani dt toutien. The om ae rn ay Many bealtiful floral tributes| eq in so many aiff help- ggg yy Conway, |Be! of experts was considering|the place where order for distribution made \to| honad Jr. St. Andrews, Harold,|; "ce "ward Island. WREATHS | bore silent testimony of the de-| during the illness and death ot| spent several days of Jast week| the fisheries on the banks lying} born? ss oe such informa: close ‘the Estate as prayed for Mt. Stewart, Urban. Ottawa and|__He was a graduate of Plymouth - : parted. their mother i with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. off Nova Scotia and New Eng-| Accumulation suc nage in said petition and on motion of | 54..¢. Montreal. The daughters | High School, class of 1926, where} Sunday School Pupils, Alpha Re-| Her remains were tenderly James Exisworth, Ascension,|!and and in the Gulf of St. Law-|tion would throw new light on A. James Haslam Esquire, Pro- e: Mary, Mrs. Joseph Coade,|he starred for three seasons in —_ Lodge No. 10, Sunshine |jaid to rest in the Peoples Ceme- ° Mrs. Broome aleo visited her ais- | Fence. scientific knowledge of haddock, Se open | Gee. Sem, iv, ra snot hha He rasa Sa ty, BPS | Poe LORNE VALLEY | uc tige Bonne a St |"ACvag De. Graham, as, Orta ol tan - ” Halifax, Rita, Mrs. Cyril|}graduate of McGill University inj < ; nee ; ; ector of the fisheries bilogical) which also he ED that a true copy hereof be on devane’ aces im Montreal, which he attended Unele oe and family, CARD OF THANKS Mrs. Donald: Ghaw with “LeRoy Doucette, DeBlois, spent laboratory at Woods Hole, Mass., describe their haddock research forthwith published in some news- | pideite, Mrs. Robert Pineau,|from 1927 to 1930; a graduate of! worry Saedie’ on oo a. : dren Eileen and Boyd so the past week-end with his sis-|Who told of transplanting hund-| activities. | es one oe moar ke : Brockton, Mass, Therese, Mrs.|McGill Medical School, 1934, and| Ernest and caer Lioyd. a Ba Senitiy of o no itors to Hazelbrook oa Wolnes. ter Mrs. Jerry Gaudet and Mr.} Teds of tagged haddock from one = - in a = i i V : . ruce i e last few yea in eet Sous Consecutive weeks sean Anite, Mis, Joho Hughes. Hospital at lenuoee Hospital and family. Clayton, Gladys. friends and for ‘their on me - oar ek tam, Medrie Poirier anes Wine edtect tot "wan ed concern among ICNAF re-~ from the date hereof and that a/ poo. poate. ‘an ‘Seatrest beleve comlae Shirley and Eleanor, Devona and| many acts of kindness shown Bruce Crane. Peterville, were Gunday guests| mental factors on these particular | searchers. That was why a larger — “gt a nin ype ‘The pallbearers were: Wilfred| Middleboro. Later he took a post- 7 Giasomme — a ae pa — their sad a, ng + ee es — of Gute Genuiae. tae. Leslie] fish. mesh size in trawl nets was in- places rempastivel : aameky in MacDonald, ee ee graduate medical course at Har-| da. . ers, a and oo at aaeeee inity; he wea the guest. of Mr.| Mailette and Mr. Mailette, Tig-} The two banks chosen for the| troduced. It permits the escape the ‘hall of the Court House in ‘el Mullin, Wilfred Coffin, vard University and in 1940 re-| BROKEN CIRCLE thy. and Mrs. Fred Duffy. nish. experiment were Georges Bank! of small haddock to prevent gra- aforesaid, at or| Mcintyre and Frank Rose. Wit | ceived a scholarship of the pub-| Norma and Jack. f Miss Margaret Hatton, Char- Miss Syivia Hogan has return-|ang Browns Bank — historic deat destetion ff te tcl near the Bank of Nova Scotia jn| the Solemn rites of a lie health division .of ‘the Com-| GATES AJAR lottetown, spent the past weelcend| 1 Tignieh after receiving her| fishing grounds lying a couple Charlottetown aforesaid and at or Church, which be a camels monwealth Fund of New York} Lowell : DEATH NOTICE with her parents, Mr. end Mrs. commercial certificate cena “| hundred miles off the southwes- : - near the Canadian Bank of Com-| faithfully eS consecrat-|10r Post-graduate study in pedia- CRESENT ; ’ William Hatton. ay Meee fee geese tern tip of Nova Scotia — and Bid High For merce in Charlottetown aforesaid, | form a to @wait the| {Tics and obstetrics at Harvard,| Howard and Greeta 2 NEIL WALLACE MaecDONALD'| Miss Shirley MacDonald was a —" poten tna oaprod accepted | Tesearchers hope to establish y so that all persons interested in ed earth, o. the Children’s Hospital and the} BROKEN HEART ae ‘ visitor to Charlottetown on Sun- . why haddock have a slower rate Island Jersey the said Estate as aforesaid may | lorious gem iptir ys Boston Lying-In Hospital. Jean, Roy, Mary and Vernon. | One of Milton's senior citizens, | gay evening. position. of growth on Browns Bank than : have due notice thereof. May tis soul rect ts peace. Dr. McLean was a Commander | “ROSS a a Neil Wallace, son of the late Mr.| ‘a4, Lorne MacLeod and Mr.|1, 4%; 204 Mrs: Fidele J. Gal-| they do on Georges Bank less A recent report on the month. '. WITNESS His Honour Harold F THANKS /|ia the Navy during World War Tile, Rufus, Marie, Bill and| and Mrs. Archibald MacDonald| isk nie wed ‘| lant have returned to their home| 112 59 miles farther west. } 7 a eres Leonard Palmer, Judge of the CARD O Navy 3 c in| Zitls, Harold, Marjorie and girls | passed away after a brist illness| o's vetown sitors {© |in Nail Pond after spending the| 72 NepLANTED ly Jersey sales assem said Probate Court at Charlotté- ; Hs Sigg Gee gag don geen |) Sa __|at the Prince Edward Island|“senotslon® oo ipursday. past six months in Tignigt ee eae a ee that question and| Managed by Mr. Hack Markham, aoe sen Jat te i meee veh o aa ae Paknuath HL. Navel tation. — Jenste| Hoegital, Sotueday, Apri 2%.) a, Chatieeneenn tne — Ce CONAN sncece.| other related ones, J, R. Clark, eo das pod ae, oe (L.S.) Clergy, doctors’ and nurses wio|Later he was medical officet #\| CUT FLOWERS Mr. MacDonald was born in| Mr. Alton McGrath, Toronto, |ful in a new idea they got re-| epiet haddock Ditlogist. at 0 Sisale was held in May. with the By the Court. attended their father during his|Dartmouth College where naval’ Delmont and Lea 1874 and until 13 years ago, when Ontario, is vacationing with re-| cently, and which they put 1100 haddock cn each of the) averaee, Brice reaching a new (Sgd.) Frances B. Vinnicombe | short illness; also all neighbors|personnel were in training, and he retired into Milton, was a suc-|latives and friends on the Island. | effect on Friday evening, May/1, c i high of $304.00, for the 35 animals : Registrar. | and friends who gave masses,|still later at the Brooklyn, N.Y., cessful farmer in West. Royalty.|He is the guest of his parents, | 29th. This was a) sale of dough-| banks. Five--hundred-fifty were) pprereq. c navy yard. He was_ soon af- DEATH NOTICE He was well and favorably|Mr, gnd Mrs, Munro MecGrath,| Duts, provided we mothers and/left on the banks where they] ‘The third highest price of the ‘ terward assigned to the USS Ex- known throughout the whole) Lorn ey, and is receiving aj friends of the Guides. The| were tagged, but the two other) .aj6 $400.00, was paid for an Is- i id f 2 i tavia and peractionliy St B6 set 5. ELLA I. MacPHERSON |Country-side. Though of a quiet,| warm from hig friends.| amount sold were one hundred) groups of 550 each were trams-|jand boed cow, Warrior’s Hope Attention Residents o Ouris vice was on this transport which . retiring nature he was possessed| ‘Mrs. Birt Leard was a visitor | dozen. The girls‘and their lead-| planted to opposite banks. M G. from the herd of Clark had a capacity for handling| _ The death of Mrs. Elia I. Mac-jof a fine public spirit. He was/t9 Montague on Sunday evening.|°TS, 27¢ Putting this money into) Through the transplant, scien-| Brothers Maple Grove Farm. She d S di Districts ! . 12.000 men. He was chief medi-| P&erson occurred at Charotte-|ever ready to give time and ser-| (ir, Denton Fisher and his mo-| “2iforms for the Guides. tists hope to learn’ how the) was one of a carload of Jerseys an urroun ing ° am” fticer on this ship which| 2" on Monday, May 11 in her|vice to everything that w2s inliner Mre° Bertha Fisher, were| 0 Sunday, May 2th, the beau-| Georges Gank haddock fare on| procured by Mr. Markham, op ‘ ; 84th year. the interest of his community - : : tiful ceremony of crowning — the| Browns Bank and vice-versa. Will Ed sles fon a participated in the invasions of She ied in J recent Sunday guests of Mr. and Blessed Virgin. took St Prince ward a or Tisco Representative, Mr. Lloyd |Cape Sanaspar, Dutch New Gui- bac ar une, 1906| and to worthiwhile projects that) ys. Frederick Jay, Pisquid. rgin, a ‘Ithe slower-growing haddock from : Meet your new oO Rep , . y to the Rev. Malcolm James Mac-|went beyond his community. Mire. Malcolm MacLeod epent Simon agen Jude get oe Browns fare better on Georges? few days with

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ELDEST NUN late Mr. MacNeill will be happy to give you free dem- |sumed his local practice. He was vert, the

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; nie Please tact the recipient of the Asiatic-Paci- = = — and his good the past week. Mrs. MacLeod met ~— Aubin Doucette, Tignish, | haddock on Georges take on the Melania E-nst, said to be onstrations at your own convenience. CONTACT lie service ribbon with two ‘ : spent Friday in Summerside, vis-|characteristics of the Browns) Europe's oldest nun, celebrated | Mr. MacNeill, General Delivery, Souris. Bronze stars, the Philippine Lib- one sister, Mary, at home end|breaking @ bone in her arm. iting her sister Miss Clara Gal-| stock? her 100th birthday here Saturday, | eration ribbon with Bronze Star| Following their marriage Mrs. \one brother, Charlies Ambiose, of’ Miss Betty Caligghan, Obar- | lant, _ By such comparisons it is hop-| She was bora ia Lacerne, - ‘

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