APRIIJ 4. 1953

mm

The First Bill Tillage

ohce again. the bits are rinlil

as the people wend their way their Church on hater Bunday

In their cooturnu bright, and say.

Long ago in early morning

Just before the break at Ill!

Women came in fear. and tremb- ling

To the tomb when-e Jun lay.

As they walked. they talked to:

gether

saying "who will roll the stone away?”

In their hands, sweet mice they carried

In anoinuhim, where he lay.

may had stood with Mary His Mother lit the foot of the axon. where he

, hung.

And heard the words uttered in . anguish -

com woman; behold thy son."

as they came near they gained in wonder For the stone was rolled away And their sbood. an angel in white . miment With his countenance brlnit day.

"Whom -seek ye?" the angel asked them

"our master” they make reply

"Why seek the living among the dead

He is gone, to his father on high."

Remember the tales of Galilee And tme storlu of wicked men How they would betray our Saviour But. he would arise again.

As they ran to tell the glad tidings

may met. Jesus upon the way

And the sun, shone down splendour -

mi our first great master day.

HOWARD MclNNIS

FITTED FOOTWEAR 175 Queen St.-Currie Bldg.

BIRTHS. MARRIAGES. DEATHS 50:: Per Insertion

BIRTHS

SELLAR-At the P. E. 1. Hospital on April 1, 1953, to Mr. and Mn. Poster Seller. New Glasgow, P.E.I.. a son.

iilllf..HOLLAND - At the Prince County Hospital on Tuesday, March 31st. 1953, to Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Mulholland. summerslde. a son.

HAMPIIIERE - At the Charlotte- lown Hospital, Tuesday. March ll. i953. to Mr. and Mrs. James Lamphlere lnee Mary Stewart) a blby girl. 6 lbs. 10 oss.

SZWARC - At the Charlottetown Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sswarc on March 29th, 1958, a son.

lilseI.EOD-At the Prince Edward island Hospital on Friday, April 3. 1953, to Mr. and Mrs. Everett MacLeodI Forest Hill (nee Ada MacLsnnan). a son. Heath Blair. Weight 6 lbs, 11 oz.

LANE - At the Grace Mnltsrniity Hospital, Halifax on April 1. ION, to Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Lane, a daughter, Karan Elizabeth. 7 lbs.

HARDY-At the Western Hos- pital on March 23rd, 1953, to Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Hardy. Alberton

a son, Eric William. weight 7 pounds, 5 on.

MARRIAGE FRANCIS-PARKER:-At 10 Lap-

thorn Ave., on Wednesday. April in. 1953, by Rev. J. H. Bishop, Marlon Ruth Parker of North Carleton to Arnold Elmer Fran- -ia of Carleton.

DEATHS

MURPHY-At Iona on Friday, April 3rd, James Murphy in his 54th year. Funeral from his late residence Monday morning.'April ivh to St. Michael's Church. Iona for Requiem High Mass at 9 o'clock. Interment in the Church Vemetery.

.tlacLEAN--At the Aberdeen Hos- iuisl, New Glasgow. N. 5., Friday. April 3rd. 1953. Russell R. Mac- Lcsn, aged 71 years. Remains will arrive at the MacLean Funeral Home on Monday evening. Com- initial service will be held at ifmrrotown on r'l”uesday at nflnrir. Interment will he in (morgetown Cemetery.

GAUDET-At the Charlottetown Hospital on Good Friday. April 3. Baby Gaudet, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Gaudci, 94 Dorchester St. Interment in the Catholic Cemetery.

PENDERGAST-At the P. E. Is- And Hospital on Thursday, April 2nd. 1953. Eric C. Pendergast of llaxelbrook in his 55th year. Rost- ins at the MacLean Funeral Home from where the funeral will be held Monday. service com- mencing at 2 o'clock. Interment in the People's Cemetery.

ii.li. Maclean

i 3.00 p.m. Special Easter

soniation

also for cards, on

llvoooltoswsststtlotly pay ahlalaadvanoe.

JIHHTI llllofholi 3.

'WI TREAT Till SICK WILLR OiggIy's Pharmacy.

CIIESTII MeLl.lIl -Reports from Parliament, Saturday. April 4th, 1:45 pm.

CIIARLOTTETOWN HOTEL Easter Monday Dance. Buffet sup- per. dancing 9 to 1 A. M. Tickets

.00.

BEND EASTER Greetings with Chocolates. Specially wrapped - Glggey's Pharmacy.

CHURCH OF SCOTLAND. Ser- vices April 5th. Charlottetown 11

a.m. and 1 p.rp.: Murray RN?!” 3 p.m. Rev. J. H. Bishop, min- later.

CROSS R0AVl),S”IChurc-h, Easter

worship service Sunday, April 5th at 7:30 p.m. Christian Wo- men's Fellowship will be in charge. Everyone welcome.

ST. JOHN'S Church. Crapaud, Sunday. April 5; Holy Commun- ion a.m.: St. Elizabeth's. Springfield, evening prayer at 3 p.m. Rev. G. E. Ebsary.

COMING T0 1'. E. I. - Rev. Alisdsir Johnson is expected to

P. E. I. where he will labour with the Church of Scotland as an assistant to Rev. J. H. Bishop, who is at present the only min- ister of the Church of Scotland in P.E.l.

NEW GLASGOW CHRISTIAN CHARGE, April 5. services at: New Glasgow at 11:00 am. Spec- ial music. Sermon: The Light of the Resurrection. Cavendish at service. Fredericton at 7:30 p.m. An Ens- ter Pageant by the young peo- ple. M. Watterworth.

SAILS FOR FRANCE - Cpl. S. M. Pound of Charlottetown was among the .65 R.C.A.F. ground per- sonnel who sailed from Halifax aboard the liner "soy-this." for Dance. it was announced by Air Force headquarters at Ottalwa yes- terday. The airmen will serve with the newly established Nb. 3 Fighter Wing at Zweibruoken, Germany.

FUNERAL THURSDAY -- The funeral of Niels P. Jaen was held from the MacLean Funeral Home T J v atfllernoon, Services were conducted by Rev. '1'. H. B, Somers. Ini.ennerit was in the People's Cetnaery. The pallbearers were: V. Sorsnsen. Niels Ewe-ndsen. Fred Waller, George Waller, William Waller and Charles Mstheson.

Y'B MEN MEET - President W. E. Agnew occupied the chair at the regular weekly meeting of Alpha Y's Men's Club on Thursday eve- ning. with Dick Matheson as oo- ohairrnan. Charles Wil-kins sub- mitted his report on the success- ful auction held last week. other committee dhaihmen reported on various club activities. Harvey MsclPherson conducted a brief sing-song with 0. K. Presby at the piano. William Msobean was a guest.

CANTATA RENDERID - Slain- er's Oanmata. "The C1-uoi.f.ixion", presented in'Trlnllt2y United Church by the dhnir under the direction of Mr. William K, Rogers last nicht him; expressions of keen appre- ciation from many of the listeners who filled the church almost to capacity. The soloists were the Misha Betty Bears and Phyllis Cof- liln. sopranoee, Messrs George John- ston. tenor, Roy srnaliman and Stanley Lancaster. bari-tones. Mr. Rogers was also heard in a. duet with Nu. Johnston which vms of exceptional merit. The organist was Mrs. KB. Rogers,

DIED IN SOUTII AFRICA - Word has been received by Lt. 001. D. A. Macxinnon of the death at Capetown, South Africa, on March 31 of Mrs. Maud Lilian De- Csstilla. eldest daughter of the late Mr. Benjamin Brcmner, of Charlottetown, and a sister of the late Mrs. Macxinnon. she was the wife of the late Colonel John De- csstilla. a veteran of the south African war who was for many years a resident magistrate in south Africa. Mrs Decastllia was one of the lady school teachers who went to that country to teach the Boer children a few years after the South African. War It was there that she met and married Colonel Decastllla. who was with the Australian forces. Mrs. De- Castilla last visited her native Province about twenty years ago.

mrmrsmmur AT 'rur: IN- MRMARY - on March mm Zion Church Mission Guild entertsined the patients with films and music and donated a lovely afghan to the institution and on March 30th the Parkdale Girl Guides under the direction of Mrs. Ploksrd spon-

Card Of Thanks Mrs. Laurence Yea of Sher- hrooke. wishes to thank kind friends and relatives for the pre- of two beautiful birth- day cakes. fruit, flowers, plants. chocolates. and many other gifts: telegrams. letters and

the occasion of her 100th birthday.

Curd Of Thanks

I wish in express my sincere

leave Scotland on April 15th for P

Mr. Wand lingo VII &etIIl president of the Junior Chamber of Cannon.-e at their usual mod.- lng held at a. dinner sushi: in the Rlendesvous neoblus-int CI Thursday.

other officers elected wre: Henry Indwllliasno. ; Gordon Gay. ntsry; Ed. l-Iodglon. u.orreq;ond-

treasurei. Directors are Meta. Ignatius MacDonald. Fred Pound. Jack Morris, Brian cudmore and lid. Pineau.

In his annual report the retir- ing president. Mr. Ignatius Mac- Donald. referred to the various aotivltiu of the Chamber during the year and dwelt on the auocws of their effort in co-operating with the Government in the "safety Week" campaign. The Chamber was also represented and active in the following events: The annual meeting of the Charlottetown Board of Trade. City Council meetings, the Film Council, the sanatorlum radio fund. the dry- dock issue. the Comm-unity Plan- ning Association, Victorian Order of Nurses mettirigs. st. John's Arn- bulance Association meetings, the high school issue. the Canadian In- temational Trade Fair. tlhe visit of the British Trade delegates to the City and the question of fine olice.

The president's address expres- sed satisfaction with the extension of Junior Chamber activities to St. Peter's where a branch of the association was cmponed last yeu, following the lead given by the young businessmen of Mt. stew- art who have now a flourishing organization opened the previous year.

Tourist Promotion

He was gratified to report the third successful yearly tourist party staged by the Chamber with a view to meeting and fratem-izing with the tourists at recogn ed centres. The affair at Bra ivy Beach last summer was attended by more than 60 people, who voiced their appreciation of the evening arranged for their entertainment as visitors in our midst.

on the social side of the chem- hens activities, reference was made in the report to iihe highly succes- ful Ladies Night entertains-nent which was held at Sandy's Rest- aurant. where Mr. Gordon Mac- Donald. representing the Char- lpttetown. gnoard of Trade was

Wsuooessiul Year For Junior Commerce Ciiamjer Reported

once secretary and Dave Andrew, .

THE GUARDIAN. CHARIUPTETUWN I

,o.,-.-.-a

President "Walter LePsge

guest speaker.

The president, Mr. MacDonald. suggested to the members that they keep in mind the Charlotte- town Centennial which is due in 1956, and commented that if pos- sible the National Convention should be persuaded to come here at that'time.

Mr. Gordon MacDonald. speak- ing for the Board of Trade, ex- tended congratulations on what had been achieved by the junior body during the past year and re- minded the meetlng of the willing- ness of the senior body to assist and encourage the Chamber in any laudable undertaking at any time.

Messrs. Robert Watson. Ulrich Miller. Maynard Macllvlillnn and Stewart smith were introduced as new members and given the right hand of fellowship by Messrs. John Morris and Stan Lancaster. after accepting the responsibili- ties of membership under the Charter.

The newly elected officers were theniinstaiicd by past president Morris after which a social hour was spent by the members.

Chief Stresses

Five drunken drivers paid a total of 3515. into the City Police court in March and an additional 320. in fines was collected from other tiravffic violators, said Ohiieif of P0- lice C.W, Maclirtaiur in reviewing activities for the month. The latter included five who drove through red lights, sight who failed to stop at stop signs and four speedex-s.

”'Potential killer' is a strong term.” said Chief MacArthur, "but it must be ram T ed that the by-laws and traffic laws were de- signed to preserve our people against death or iniury. otter care- ful study by our legislators.” 116 other traffic tickets cost oar own- ers silo. and meter tickets totalled 178.

"Aooidents do not happen. they are caused". the Chief continued. "It is amazing to hear the,al:l.bls of many otherwise laiw-abiding citiz- ens when approached and caution- ed against what they regard as lrlfling violations. As an llhistra- tlon. consider him driver who outs ova and parks on the wrong side of the street while he shops for 'just a mlnu-i.e', On cutting over he may be run into by a. paging car from the rear and after shopping,

sored a lively variety concert of choruses. dances, vocal and in- strumental numbers. Mrs. Bert- ram and Mrs. John Madiiinnon were the accompanist: for the evening and Mrs. Maoxinnon also

delighted the audience with a couple of scotch songs. These evenlngs' entertainments -w e r s

deeply appreciated and thoroughly

setniijlolfed by both plumu and Some one romcmbora, snmohody ' ' cares. "-'- ---I Morning and evening and all the Plrslihlli day fhmugh.

Friends of Mr. C. A. Frizzall of New llaven regret to hear he has entered the Prince Edward Island Hospital for treatment. All wish him 0. speedy recovery.

Gui: Mothers Meet lit community centre

The third meeting of the Cub Mothers of the Holy Redeemer Cub Pack was held in the Community Centre on April lat.

A previously appointed commit- tee headed by Mrs. Joseph Costello. brought in the following slate of officers for the coming year: Pres- ldent,, Mrs. Macmillan. vlce-presl- dent. Mrs. Baisan, secretary-treab urer. Mrs. rraser.

A ways and means committee conslstin of Mrs. Maodonald, Mrs. Trainer. Mrs. Egan and Mrs. Mac- F " was appointed and it was decided that moterial for twenty- flve neckerchiefs be bought and sewn for the Cubs.

importance

Of Observinglradic Bylaws

when getting back to his own side, he runs the same risk; two moves with fatal possibilities, to save a dozen steps",

Parking near lwdrants. too near intersections and double parking are other infriugmonts which too many iroot lightly."

Motor Cycle Police

A motorcycle police officer has been assigned to preventive service on an cig-h-t-hour shift. chiefly dur- ing the afternoon and evening as part of an educational programme so that safe-and-sane driving may become instinctive and the "take it chance" attitude entirely elimin- ated.

"No city would be content to Pin- ance itself on revenues derived in the Police Corurt l.hrouglh the mis- demeanours of it's citizens", said the Chief, "This department would

Musicresunii

At a meeting of the executive of the Musical Festival committee held in the Y. M. C. A. on Thun- day. the decision was reached to have the hltival held in the three halls: Community centre. st. Peter's schoolroom and the Prince of Wales college.

Pridsy and Saturday, May 1 and 2. are the opening days when the folk dancing md choral reading classes will be held in thie'P. W. C. Miss Helen Yeo will again adjudi- cate the Choral reading clones. while Miss Dorothy Walker from the Department of Education of Nova Scotla will adjudicate the folk dancing. and Major Calium M..1cLeod from the Gaelic Mod will iidjuclicate the Highland danc- imz and piping.

Mrs. S-cantlebury reported that the programme is in the hands of the printers and should be avail- able shortly. A resolution was passed ordering letters of appreci- ation forwarded to Mrs. Joseph Rodd and Mrs. Nelson for their co-operation with the Festival As- sociallon. Mrs. Walter Shaw re-

Ali the old formality was ob- aerved Thursday when His Honour

Lieutenant Oavc-nor T. W. L. Prowae arrived at the Legislature. Before entering the : vinclal

Building he irnaeotod a composite Guard oi Honor from local regi- menu.

It was under command of Capt. Lloyd MaeNsvln who had with him Iiieut. B. Peters. MAL. and Lieut. W. Henry. SAM. Warren Farrar was the senior N.C.C. The Guard was preceded gy Reece Band under Major R. ahar.

Accompanying the Governor were his aides. Capt. J. J. Connolly, Lleut. Col. A. W. No- gers and Sqdn. Ldr. Alan Mad- milian. The official party was ac- companied to the Legislative Cham- ber by Premier J. Walter Jones with Sergeant At Anna Charles Maclnnis leading. While in the Chamber His Honor assented to the following bills, 61 in number, which had been passed.

An Act to Amend The Town Planning Act.

An Act to Amend The Com- panies Act.

ported that a number of entries

for the Crest Competition had been received. Rules for the County Scholarships are in the

syllabus and it is hoped that there will he applicants for these.

Death Yesterday In New Glasgow

The death of Mr. Russell Mac-

N. S. brief illness. Mr, MacLean was in his 71st year, A son of the late Ansvus and Mrs. MacLean Georgetown, P. E. I.. he was educa-

for a brief time was employed in Charlottetown at Carters Book- store.

He returned to Georgetown and entered business with his

i922 where he has since resided.

ternity.

Lean occurred in New Glasgow, Yesterday morning after a

of ted in the public school there and

father, leaving that employment to go oversr-as with the 1054.11 Battalion as a Lieutenant. On his return from overseas he resumed business in Georgetown for a short time, re- moving to New Glasgow, ms, in

Mr, Macl'..ean has been a lifelong active member M the Masonic fra- the United Church, and

An Act to Amend The Town Act. l An Act to Amend An Act to Amend The Bulk Sales Act.

An Act to Amend The Ancient Burial Grounds Act.

An Act to Amend The Chancery Art. An Act to Amend The Coroner-st C .

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An Act to Amend The Evidence ct.

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An Act to Amend The Judica- ture Act.

An Act to Amend The Jury Act.

was a. past president of the Rotary Club of New Glasgow.

He was the first secretary and a past president of the Maritime Fruit and Joiibers Amooiation, a former Director of the Canadian Fruit Wholesalers, an aotive mem. her 01 the New Glasgow Board of Trade. the citizens Council and a ststigixnoh supporter of Alberdeen Hoa- p .

He was married to the former Mia Grace Nlokerson of Halifax, by Whom he is survived. in mm. tlon to one dauglhter. Mrs. Charles Harries (Jean) and one son, John. who has been asooiated with his father in busines for several years. The remains are expected to arrive in the city on Monday night and the funeral take place in George- town nn Tuesday.

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Funeral

Late 0. PEN DERGAST

P. M. , April 6.

be highly gratified to make n re- port reading No tickets'.

”When the people of this Prov- ince and City become as much am. erciseci over the saving of human life by careful driving, as they are over making the Island :1 disease- free area for cattle, car casualties will be unlmovwn hero".

IN , MEMORIAM

In lnrvlng memory of my lilo- ilicr, Mrs. Lnurrs Nicholson. Dun. das. who passed away April 3rd, 945.

Your name is mentionml In some- body'a prayers.

Some one is thinking dear Mo- thcr of you.

Ever ramemhorl-d hy Marion and family.

IN MEMO RIAM In loving m:l:n:y of my

ther. Mrs. John Jr-ffroy. passed away April 4. 1052.

mm- who

One year has paused since that

sad day.

When one we loved was called away.

God took her home it was Ills will.

Within our hunts aha liveth still.

Ever, remembered by Seymour, and Frances Acorn and family.

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families everywhere mark Ill everything that is worn and possible quality.

P0r.'cc!'i'in's delicious Ice and has! of their kind, and

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E ACH year at: ihls time of Easter celebration

Bills Assented To In 'Legislature Thursday

'.Fa:luwsIne Oourt slim (I&) A131.

An Act to Amend The Power

Oomsninion Act.

An Act to Amend The Petroleinn

Products Act.

An Act to Amend An Act to Vest

a certain portion d Government

House Phrm in the city of Char- lottetown, for oertsin purposes therein mentioned. An Act to Amend The Probate Act. ' An Act to Amend The on Tax

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An Act to Amend The Dome Act

An Act to Amend The Falcon- wood Act.

An Act to Amend The Plant Disease Emdication Act.

An Act to Amend The Public Health Act.

Ari Act to Amend 'I'he Corm- morientesjiot.

An Act to Amend The Inter-

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aaauio Amend nraoh CI.

An Act. to Amend The Oougty Oourt Act. AnActtoAsnendanActla0on- firm The Revised lhtutu of Rinse Edward I.aia.nd. 1051. , An Act to Incorporate The Al- bertou Curling Club.

An Act to Amend The Highway Traffic Act.

An Act to Amend The Insur- anoe Act.