A 21-gun Royal Salute was fired at noon from Victoria

been a patient in Prince County Hospital for the past five weeks, ts convalescing at his home in

- BACK IN SUMMERSIDE returned to their home in Sum- merside on Saturday after spend- some time in Boston, Mass.

MONCTON GUESTS Misses Helen and Ruth

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21-GUN SALUTE FIRED

firing J. Mahar,

Officer commanding the party wag Major R

ple, a members of the diocesan clergy also attended the event organiz- ed by the diocesan il committee on Catholic Action un- der the chairmanship of Rev. Preston Hammill of St. Dunstan’s The address, keynote “Voca- tions to Religious Life”, was de- livered by Rev. Francis Aylward of the college staff__Most Rev. Malcolm A. MacEachern, Bi-"

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BOATS BLESSED

Yesterday afternoon at Red Head, Rev: Eric Robin, pastor of Mofell parish, blessed 25 lob- ster boats all of which operate from this harbor located on the southern shore of St. Peter’s Bay about one mile directly north of the village of Morell. A number of appropriate hymns were sung by the Little Flower Church choir which was in attendance. Despite unfavorable weather a good turnout of people was pre- sent.

WEATHERBIE FUNERAL — The funeral of the late Mrs. Pe- ter Weatherbie was held Mon- day morning from the Charlotte- town Funeral Home to the Church

of the \ Most Holy’ Redeemer where wiem High Mass was celebra by Very Rev. C.H.

Moreau, C.Ss.R.. who also con- ducted the service at the grave. Pallbearers were Ambrose, Wil- liam, Jr., Blaine. George. John. Jr., and Ralph Weatherbie, all grandsons of the deceased. In- terment the cem*tery.

WELLS FUNERAL— The fu- | neral of Miss Nellie Wells was held Saturday afternoon at the home of her brother, Fred Wells, Brooklyn. The service was con- ducted by Mr. Elmer McLean. Hymns were “Unto the Hills” and “The Sands of Time are Sink- ing.’ Pallbearers were Russell | Bell. and five nephews, Walter | Wells, James Wells, Frank Wells, | A'y > Palmer | Hardy. Flower bearers were | Fred Leard, Norman Oliver, | Heber Hardy, Frank Keefe, Wil- lard Coughlin, George Irving,

George Clark and Victor Camp- bell. Interment was in Hillcrest

was in Catholic

Large Vocation Rally Held At St.

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The Guardian, Charlottetown, Tues., May 19, 1959. 3

MINISTER INTERVIEWED Poachers Worst Threat

centrate on illegal packing of lob- sters—for if there is no ready market for lobsters the incentive to will be great- ly reduced.

The worst poaching areas, Mr. said, are in Western in this province, and in Kent and Northumberland Coun-

Medical officer im atten- dance was Surgeon Commander

One plan which is being institu- . Mr. MacLean said, is a sys- of coded can covers, similar at in effect in the salmon in- will facilitate the

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cerned for cooperation and sup- port.

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