i

i-rim GUARDIAN CHARLOTTETOWN P. W. C. Graduates

-MAY 13. 1950

Candies On com: cause sio.ooo Fire

SHIPPIEAN. May I2,

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is hMEMORlAM- Elmsdde and - Vicinity

Mltl. JJ. POWII. uh 1 ..(q:) -"-r Mr. George Murray has re- Candles on bo Ides or I Co, The death occurred in the Chai'- turned com I pieuuii holiday in M-:.l91f:ff.Vl1;l,i:;m'f Oggg W3 goglmml ugh-windy mg Mme.

iottetown Hospital on reb. lath of Mrs. J. J. Power in her 'l0th year. The late Mrs, Power was the lor- mer Laura McAuley, daughter ol the late Mr. and Mira. oharles Me- Auley 01 Head oi Cardigan.

A week before her death she en- tered. the Charlottetown Hospital

Charlottetown.

Mn. Brendon Wallace and son spent. a few days recently in Aims. guests of Mr. and Mrs. John P. Wallace.

cause of s 910.000 tire wiii3,,d,', strayed the home and ham Ernest Boudreau at six Roads, miles iron Shiweam.

The fire started while the . . ily was at supper late today. -, , est Boudreau smelled smoke, op. ed a door of the room when .,

Port Hill Ahliickn Plrilh.

Mn. Watson siliiker of O'l:ielry and daughter Mrs. D. MacDonald are visiting relatives and friends in Boston.

Mrs. Neil MIGKIJ and her in-

Mrs. null: Shea. Jr. and baby

i Till f9"9l'1"l 3”"'0"""'" i" u” 5" uh " c""h h WM" me undewmt . mic" op: ”"m”' m" "mnwd bah Lam. fant daughter Neils have returned body lay and found the 1 .

rs-iiiee Edward Island will be glad to discuss wiismyo-yen: :;::if;'i,l3flnfai;i”,;le;f:::,ll&',ff 36. after visitin: '3'-hol;;Ir'1gauenV-3. Mr. to M Mm, m 3,” mm mm mm. P

u ' ” m” I '" ' Mum" tender nursing could do was to no and Mrs. . . . . western Holpiivll. Aibertou. FILM-ilcaof wit” geit m 1Sh -..

onau.orrs-rowN ,, d h ,, mm ,,,,d , -- no son an ass

. mes. boson-in sooene - J. aarncrs onmrunu. -. gilltoiiiier e::ch'islnr:wua Of! the b 31;:-X5133 C;z;f""O;g””w”",,m”2 Mir. Russel; noylan. glee: m u uiggci-W oi .

J. a. Moons above mentioned date. fun M, on In ,m,,,d,d v,,,, ,0 33:; oahiesrczn 1:: lg: mm; "H: mm” mud to mm M?”

when a young girl she married

J. J. Power of Avondale where she Bo"'on' Mum

further damage occurred. The funeral of Mederic Baud;-egg

W. D. YOUNG, !UM.MEB5lDEi ployment,

Mrs. George Docherty and Fam- who ily wish to thank their friends and neighbours lor their many acts oi kindness shown them in their rec- ent and sad bereavement. Also those who sent flowers, cards and

letters of sympathy.

Mother, Jessie Mecliean, passed away May lllh, 1049.

Nothing can ever take away The love a heart holds dear, Fond memories linger every day Remembrance keeps her near.

to mourn two (Mrs. Gallant).

ollc Women's League.

Besides a. sorrowing husband and only daughter, Mary. ever cherish the love at I kind and loving wile and mother she leaves

who will

sisters - Reboccs Theresa (Mn. 0'-

School. and enrolled in the First Year Class of 1948. This year she is a member of the Times Stall. Her plans for the future include the study of medicine at Del- housle University this laii.

and Miss Shirley Howard oi Lot '1 were recent visitors at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Cyril Mclionnn.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph izexiilie. Mr. and Mrs. Claude MacNelil and

iai High School to third year at P. W. C. in 1948. This year he wu an assistant in Mathematics. and hopes to major in this course during the years to follow.

Photo by Ci-aswell.

Mr, and Mrs. Leigh MacNelil mo-

The little son or Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Dalton in Brno who has been seriously ill is now reeling so very much better. The little baby, Cecil. is only seven weeks old.

For the past two months Mrs.

. . - . II. B - 3, c, 51.9., Klukora, is. M, Chis holm. rryos. R urns, Iineiijdaed xenggarih lgarewhzll: 1-in many fri9l3'ioSorli'0A;i-:;l; :1: The mmy wands 0, mm M. whose body was destroyed wc. neewwm will mourn the loss oi a loving ml” nut M1-3' Kihmu m ward MhcAusiand. Bloomfioid. h"9 hem MM '59”-"””' fmmh ' 11. 0 BOEAKER Unit Su rvisor mom and neighbor. About two confined to her home sh - ..m be sorry to no-r iw "'9 l' ;5.?i?”uonCmw"” chm” ' - Po Years no she and her husband M": on the not list. They unite in pagan. Wm ha

. . Charlottetown, P- E- 1- moved to st. Teresas where she He: many friend; are pleased to Within! her a -Weed! r000V9l'Y- was M3" resided until her death. (;,im-m CATHERINE MALCOLM smxzy , .1 Ad has "T". . ' ........M.... .

1:- The mt M". PW" W” 0, A Mlwomw MMGOWAN etl;"io31'il:'r h:;f'IM;"fm, Inglaetisae ivgiethzagvlgarri wgnsas am "Mr .1: kind and loving nature. A true u , m Pm... ' 3. g

friend to all, ever ready to help dgughter of Mr. and Mrs. Orrin son of Mr. and Mrs. Murdock (;Ip:5!l3.1tGoll.l n 9 L Swen”. of ma vmue la" dkufm Alberta's refineries produced 3

-- "'0" in llolmw "id il0"bl'- 5”” MacDonald, MaoNeille Muh. Greta Mascionn. xlimiiir. Sldniey ma. "" ”””5' F” De” " ” 327,000 gallons of fuel mom;

' --- ll! 10"!!! IIIOIIOPY 0f I ii"? W3-' 3 V3l"9d memb" 01 "'9 9”)” came to P. W. C. from Maple Leaf uated from the Montague Memor- Messrs Bennett, Lorne, Desmond "W" 3- 9D19'hi'-lid response. during January! 1950' a 22 D" um

increase over January low,

was led by Joyce Meebougui stated by Jean Macnougaii, . splendid talk on the filth c ter of the study book, "cl,-owm' With the Years" was given by M1,,

Brien). and two grandchildren. A W.,d to Summe.-side recently,

- Lovinsly Remembered by H" son Georst. predeceased her eight Mr. and Mrs. Art Mcinnis. y Mhcchllunl, aged and respected re- 3... .1. Macnennnn, 1., M, tmmm F""”Y' years ago, I sorrow which Mrs. Rulnliirii, Mo. M1,. mm M”. prank g,,m,,.-k cg Hide” 01 o0l9m3": h" hem mum" ml "id l"3"'"Cul"9 for "l6 (iris. Power leit deeply but bore in a true Mrs. Katie Prsught and i'lm' ROLAND ALCHORN Bummemda mowml to mmwmo ed to her bed at the home of her Delicious refreshment. wen me.

son Lewis. Her many friends wish

served by Mrs. Valcher assiicgm 3 her a speedy recovery: .

ii M33. W. G. Dickson.

Christian manner. she was visited during her illness by her pastor,

on Sunday. They were accompani- ed by their daughter Mrs. Claude

l" yivilas Pamela Mooney, Rumlord.

The Family ed the late Miss

Residents of Rocky Point and

Florence Melnnis. ll. N, express Rev. J.B. (noken; also Man- e. , y Mmwem and mm. mm, mud. their thanks to the Reverend In "Wm mum" or M" hm” signer Maurice Mr-Donald was at Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Lynn. ;'::;n:zd'?:1';g;”d:';lpi;g 3113- chudrem who hm spent & wgek as The many friends of Mr. Harold ----.. Sisters. Doctors, Nurses and to ram" 1': died M: "H. 19” her bedside where he recited the V ,d and they; ma,-'5 saddened their guests. ud5w”' B"e' are planed m Se: "'T'-1""T?-'---a : the Clotg)'- their many friends for ll y i ' Prayers for the dying as her soul lonroiiments ' mine" Lhev weaved the now 01 the him around 3.32111 M5137 hi! F8995: their kindness duiring their sad Wm, ",1 3,”... W, w.m,,d "I passed an to receive her eternal For the Propagation 01 "'9 Milli death in mo 1, E mmd iiospml cmgutumwm Ar. extend” to operation in t e P:'dnce County 8 bereavement; also to those who And new you pal away, reward” Miss Belle Curran ior 1 year. on Much ,0 of Rbland menu”, I Mr. Philip MoKinnon on his grulu. Hospital in summers e. "M M” Ci'"”- Spimuill 5”” Ami "mush we loved You do-rlv H" h””"' Wm” iii” 9”" M” M” mm" M 1 y.""' resident of hoclcy Point at the mil" it M”D”'"”d C”"e'”' 5” Mi iseui h M Williams at the BOYS Wei" F1”w"" Law" ” 'ym' Wt Nil” 1"” "M39 W" "'5 "cm a" hm” 0: Mr dm3mer' Mn and M"' wmmm Damn comparativel l'ITly a e of for - mm D” Be”"””' Web” with his til”! the.s uh side Tel hone pathy Ind Telegrams. Mrs. Leonard Bradley. was largely 40" 1 Y”"- e 9 My yh 'h hg Id be I y decree in Agriculture. Mr. Mc'Kin- 5 ” '3' "mmhr Wd 3 TAXI BUSHVESS You are not lorgoiteri mother dear attended. Funeral Mass was sung Enrolled in the Josephite Purs- 5 V "- W '5' 9 5 0" lIk- mm L! n yotmu. pupu M Elmsdale Exchange Ont it 0 Wl0k'Hl 3 Your memory will never fails lg her pastor. Rev, J. B. croken. atorlal society. ' en lrznm his loved ones in the prime chad, . gym her home n Carleton lot 0. the Snmmenme IN Our thoughts are always with you ev. Fr. Gallant, veri-ion River, Miss Teresa onoriiieli R.N. for gt! tin" its: 1; allilnhparthof tho guaestlolu wr. Ind Mu- ii In the "I" WM" you ". mt oz?:dv:cte'14hemp.ellgV:re: welt: llrlxliee I you spiritual Bouquets unzerstfnniliillsz glllcofwillicsire 5:: Lean Funeral Home on wed. Mar. "O M .1 A- Apply in 997303 its loving memory of our dear Always Remembered by Husband meg By-adigy. Adi, Mooney, Joseph sister Mary Francis. dear one: left behind can say with 22. to NEW Damillioll ChlJ'i'PTl Wilt" Mr. Mink Oliver. Welt DWOYL - 0, husband and lather. Charles i-:ver- and Family. Lawlor, Adrian Bradley, Joseph Sister Mary lgnatus. faith and love "God's will, not ours, service was conducted by the Rev. who yrs: 3. Patient 101' lewllii nit Burt. who was drowned in -'--r-mr:'-r" Trainer, Cornelius Curran. Sisters of 59. Mltflhai 59- T9" be doll -" Carlyle W9b5i9"- Hymiu W"? ""9 d"-" in 3"” V"'9”"' Wm? 9! "'9 Phong 8434 Malpeqne Breakwater. May 13th, The iuneral was under the dir- eslfs Convent. The late Mr. Aichnrn was the i'lIV0lll'lW! 07 lh0 deci-"I594. "SE58 Pl"inC0 Ed'Wll'd 1513-lid H059"-I1 in y mas. ecgon oi lflrgnk Henneltieey. cC:XhaS- Mr. and Mrs. Prnncis O'Donnell. son oldMr. and Mrs. James Alchorn. ir:m3:IeMArm5 of Jesus. and "Abide xxegmfimi 1:1';Nvl:dil'1;";im;9 .: 'r"”' in etowri. e man ass r 3 both eceased. i ii 8." - 'T' ' H0 "M0 "will" WIIOI '91”!!! In loving meme 1 ol Mr. and and Messages as sylmpathy show Messages ol sympathy gpgnt 1.11 mg mgoin :!:g':1iv7e1u:l'edi-(Q: The pail-bearers were, Ralph Mini Mrs. Malcolm MacDonald. who the high esteem in which the Mr. and Mrs. James Greenan Vlcmny of M, b,,.u,p,,,cey ms was go,-.,,,9,g, N"-gm, Tgyjoy-' Hqwnrd The o'Leary Young Peoples nl He would no more return: passed away June min. was and late Mrs. Power was held by all. and ramuy. ii. lile which coi.:d he truly siiici to smith, Arthur Macxinnon, Percy the United Ghllfch made Cw"! S

which was sold on Saturday May 6th. They realized over 310. which will be used to send a "Care" parcel to Dr. Florence Murray in Korea. Selling the candy warez- Norrna and Jean Dickson. Claudette and Barbara MacNeiIl and Karol Bernard.

Miss Teresa Oreenan.

Mr. and Mrs. w.A. Mci..elian. Mr. and Mrs. James Garland and

faintly.

Mr. and Mrs. Reggie Kenny. Mr. and M31. Spencer Hughes. Mr. and Mrs. Georgie Dover and

Arhing. Bruce Sfmith

Interment was in the cemetery.

Numemue floral offering, cards and letters and telegram ol sym- pathy. were received by the bereav- ed family.

That he in death so soon would 5 sleep f And leave us here to mourn.

We do not know what pain he bore We did not see him die; We only know he passed away

May 15th, 1943.

our hearts still ache with sadness Our eyes shed many a tear God alone knows how we miss

May he? 50111 YEW ill Deuce. be exemplary or industry, integrity and charity, born in word and deed. Although having bonie lromo boyhood a physical handicap, never- theless he labol-ed always cheer- fully and successfully in order to supply the needs of iiie first to his

churdh

Mus Cards

John J. Power (8). "W Mr. 6: Mrs. Leonard Bradley (3) M ii i'W'"' !"0""' Y"'- Mr. and Mrs. Maddie Gallant (2.-

1945 3-ton F rd in i botelom ck. In 1948 one-toiimd Ford, expreg

1An:lin:vern:aid g':Id-dbye.d 8"" hunted by "er Dmxmen (zikirs. Teresa O'Brien and Jackie Griigiiebecelin whim pnnnu, and mm. to his wife "K; t jigoigowing is the list ol Floral

o ngy men: re Ill y Bertha and Charlotte, ' i lsmily. r 11 es, in, Ev 1,, Awdu r of the 1948 super do luxe Fog. . y ,1 . Mr. and Mrs. Armand 3eeu- Miss Betty Gormiey. .. I 0 ell I ll 1 . ,iw-:,..::.::': """"-”- W W-.... . .. ”L"..l:.”".Si??.;. . ..?"..:i:'.': :;.:::.':":..:'.:::r: s;::;;:??::..”".. ?..”:?' 32:": "rs .....":-,'l.""- W mm

M . nd . oorri u i-rah. . r. an . r yen. ' . ' . t ' ill" I! - 1' . IN r I e 5 capacity. his gracious manner and V9"! "id A'i”9- Manse with the President Mrs. ev Bath" W550"

Miss Mary McDonald.

Miss Mary Redmond.

Mr. Bernie O'Donnell.

Mrs. Josephine Marrlssey and family.

Mr. and Mrs. llimrnett ityah.. : Mr. James McAree.

Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Power.

Mr. and Mrs. Prank Bradley.

16 HP. Johnston Sea Horst outboard Motor These vehicles are aiiu good condition. Will sell

reasonably for cash.

J. ERNEST MORRISON 240 Summer St.

Mr. and Mrs. Torn Dunphy.

Mr, -and Mrs. Joe Gormley.

Mr. and Mrs. Waiiie Mcvssrish. Mrs. Dan Carmichael and leni-

ily.

Mrs, Peter Ourran.

Mr. and Mrs. Michael smith. Miss Mamie Cameron.

Mr, and Mrs. Pius McDonald.

Johnnie, Mary and Gordon. lliileon. Ernie and J. D. nets and Jimrrip.

The White Family.

Patsy and Lee.

Rlngwood W. I.

Percy. Austins. and Will. Sister Nellie.

his courtesy to all were outstanding and were common-teci on by many with whom he associated.

Up until shout five years ago, "Rollie," as he who known. to his friends attended to his daily work. At that time he was stricken with an illness which made him practic-

Lowls Bernard opening the devot- ions. Mrs. Mae Palmer then pre- sided over the inspiring program assisted by Miss Pearl Craig. Mrs. W. G. Dickson. Mrs. Herbert Vstch- er, Mrs. E. W. 'hn-ner. Miss Eva J, Msclieilnan. Mrs. Thomas Phil- lips and Mrs. Lewis Bemard. A

iN' MEMORIAM

, h and but loving rmeinery of Min Emily L. Foster who passed away one year ago today. May 13th. 1M9.

lh loving memory 0! Mrs. Annie Ford who passed away May lith, 1919.

Dear Sister. thou hast left Ill Thy sufferings are now oisr

. At the dear old house no longer Mr M , R, M Le - . -. There: an open gate Mr. and Mrs. Chester Bradley. Sue Martin. ally an invalid. and finally caused -"'d is Y "'5 Ml Stewardship reading Tie is Risen At the end of the ma C" W” i”"'" " '”""" Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bradley. Margaret McAuiey. his death. Phyllis and Rain was given by Mrs. 'E. w. Turner S"mli'i9l'5iil0 Through which each must go alone. iror our family tie is broken. Mr. and Mrs. Den O'Donnell. S15!!! M!!! Ffancil O.-5.M. During those years he was never ind gizlrllllls and a temiierhnce reading. "A Wine - or on an im.

Decision" was given by Mrs. Her-

sister Mary Ignatius C. s. M. Delicious

Teresa O'Donnell.

Mr. Clarence Redmond. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Ryan

heard to lament or complain. Not a low who visited him since he was

And there in a light we cannot see our Father claims Hls.own:

Your heavenly crown is won Your bus-y hands are renting

Teacher and Pupils oi Ringwood bcrt Vutcher. refresh-

Professional cards

a d 1' ii . Mr. and Mrs. Waiter White. 1 id id 1 t . 5 School. ents were served by Mrs. Elmer Beyond the gate our loved one Y'"" W" '”' "M 1' d"'”' nM:,u:hil Mrs. Boyd McDonald, Mr. and Mrs. J.B. Jay. .3. hi? .f...Ii?."3..S." ;l;.d.c(i:'i:n Tom. Harriet and slave iirliirt-Lennian. Mrs. Harry Adams and Find: haoninm and rent Our hearts still aeiie with loseii- Toronto. Miss Helen Brazei. and kindly inti.-my in commumiy wreaths. Mrs. Reg.Adams. The next meet- .- . aniihthero is comlort nesa Mr. and Mrs. James Redmond Mrsf Nellie Gormley. .331;-5, Melvin. ing, which will be the ll8i.'bGf0l'8 i I oi ht l . ' Mi '1" '13 ll. . . t That ea iodcilrig God knows best. :l':l:e.::I:V:II-i'I'l)yW.V::.I'!llu you .n1idlf!.gghlXl'lGI Oui-ran and family. lW:sRH3irel:ial'B.o Wor::.ne0'Bilell. ,,1By;?”A1hcl;o:,a,m.;:l tt:n,.t1::1yhl:f,.1:; vmtonl 3:: lilolilllzmd-lald.rl:.nF':iel.lerb.m)il:ld . & J Hunkrl R'o' A, it cm). the ii.-pi my yggr, at Teresa's Women's Institute. Mr, and Mrs. Allen Hughes. ,0, by' M5 mm and mm, wh ' -- onsonlj-mu '''"Y "W"! bl" L""'8'.V 30"” Mrs. Catherine McDonald and Mr. and Mrs. John T. Gill 4 - y' a The woman's Missionary Society ' embered by Mother. sister and sadly Missed by Mother, Sisters family. Miss Eliza Wilson. . ymd evoyrytmng pomble to pub d ol 0'Iieary United Church met on . comma” v''"'' A”""”' Brothers. and Brother. Mr. and Mrs. Alphonses O'Don- McConnell Family. ""'3,f,"”.,,','”f"d 3:19:35 migedngg ' Friday afternoon, May 6th at the , Glasses mus T neu. Mr. B. cums. "'9 "V ” W5” home oi Mrs. A. .1. Methewn. the A pm," ,1”

and words were of their welfare and comfort. .

Besides his widow. the former Margaret white oi Rocky Point, there are left to mourn the loss of a loving husband and lather, one son Linus, and one daughter Aud- rey, both at name. The following brothers and sisters also survive. vlnton or Forestviile, oonn.. Mel-

The Funiiy of the late Roland Alchorn wish to thank Dr. Ken- nedy. Miss Richard. )1. hi. the Nurse: of the P.-E. Island Hospi- tal, Mrs. Arbing. R. N.. Mrs. 0tHal- lorsrl, those who sent floral tri- butes and telesfkms. letters and cards of sympathy; also all other relatives and friends. both in city and country who assisted them in

President. Mrs. William Turner , opening the devotions. Taking part . were: Mrs. W. G. Dickson. also I Mrs. Claude Jelly who gave A paper on "5tewardshi.p" and Mrs. John Moreahead who gave a Reading. In the 25th Anniversary program entitled "Growing with the Years in the Society as it

Mr. Ephrism MCQIIIIQ

card of Thanks

Mr. J.-J. Power and daughter, Mrs. Leonard Bradley take this op-

Mr. and Mn. In-imett Bradley. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Donnelly. Miss Veronica Mccarthy.

Mr. and Min. Patrick McAree. Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Power. Mr. and Mrs. John Power an!

family, New Perth. Mrs. Nellie Gornilsy. Miss Minnie Callahan, loston,

lsl.ALusAN's aoiu-mo Surnmersiaa, P.l.l.

THE

FARM BIG-TRACTOR

1'. Earle

Hickey

Chartered Accountant

M355- nortunit. to thank Monsi or Whole", the lollmvin ladies tool; Miss .R.ita Keoughsn. Boston. MauriceyMcDonald. Rev. J. 8. gm VL" 0'D9x”e1diM51l'i9- Wm C”"9 W nuaneggaugh wP:kM1:1gg :36 mm” .part:- Mrs. A. J. Mfithesori, Mrs. c""'""' 3!” Oi Commcwl Mass. lien. Dr. J.A. McMillan, sisters and amend. his brothers funeral: Urban m ” ' ii ' Claude Jeiley. Mrs. George Matt- auilaiis. QU Mr. and Mrs. Wiiliard A. Mo1Al- nurses of Charlottetown Hospltslpf Pairview. Nellie (Mrs. Tom Mac- hews, Mrs. J. M. Macwilllams, len. Boston, Mass. and all those who sent Mus Cards, 1-0041) 01 ChI-l"10'-i8ia0Wll- iilld Mlle. Mrs. John Moreshead and Mrs. PHONE 2"" MM Oliheiim 0'DonMll- Messages or sympathy and lot 'iM"- Rtubtll llwximionl 0' 1"eir- 3"" "'”""'"”m" D. s Gorrill. This enjoyable meet- . suniiaeniii. M1 Hid M". Angus McLean. many acts of kindness shown them Vle'W- B mm Er” y . E m y du F lng .closed with the Benediction. 5' . . ,,,. . ,4 Miss Mary Redmond. . during their recent sad bereave- The funeral which was larizelv 3' ' 5'” ” " i Erich Indy brought a. gift for the r ' T-A ,