June ‘l. 1944.-8.

--WOMEN'S LIBERAL ORGAN- IZATION FORMED — Mr‘. J. Wat- MacNaught, K.C., Liberal from each oi the so addressed a meeting oi elected tzacltlmyear. Eighteen men

u

bi from the eighteen are

magnitude-S.

plot in New

on the evening oi

he chair and Mr. igstfign ‘presented the dishes. Tho ri e, s. Fr evening was spent in singing and rett bride, Boil/Md in tly enjoyfld b all. It eng heaven-sent blue gingl Gody Save the over taffeta, and shoulder Mr. and Mrsqveil and carrying a h quot oi snapdragon, entered the

Ki and wiahi Mxgellan and iaxnily all ha iness in; their new home in Brads banal parlor on the arm of her father. Alto

idmarsh, James Fullerton. a hailing‘ Martin and George Dowaru upwar s oi 50 guests. included Honorary pallbearers were: Senator the number were M". N- McMillanJ mother of the room and Jud McGuigan 5.1‘ Paoii, Lt.-|Mrs. L. McCol, Dalhouaie, N.B. cdul-‘t C Clvni" itiiiion Boll, The lifts were many and chaste

' " pic,“ Judge including silver linen and cheques. n ‘ wedding gowns

J P, McIntyre. 1i B.

n. Cruickshanks. vii , m, Bum’ ‘md J1" mum’ Fouowinm The bifiggi hand-made by the ifiniksithi.‘ “5§.§“‘i°.’.f.‘.§."."%i-°1{ ‘Kati-trin- im- ma» ~

d9rukll" mule‘ Relauves‘ Man‘ thi ho n a trip through "t" °' of ‘with? n» ma- i»

internment was in Hlghfield Cem-

wlth great fervor and devo- by the alumnae and ‘pupils Dame. The holy ‘snarl-in. LePage, J. fioe oi the mass was celebrated Aqzdeemy Chapel by ihfi , v. J. W. McCardle. Bhltfifg, ‘members uailiéln PUP!“ t u o m n . ' ve heautitul shgihe ha?!‘ been erosion-by ' “pres” “

the chapel with i‘ Sm“ “Iconstrilction Committee. ‘The briei, in the centre surround-i“ oummd b

vfother were sung during the mass: my the Academy choir under fine‘ gilmg§o,g,if°fj,frile_°',fil’fie“Qfljf, the following resolutions were pas- noonmat rgzllohbenediclt‘ t wrgesvgligg:

e s op. os I I h?“ Boylejaad t: Qhfhififfijfl; Erect gntnenignot polrirh over the

ro r a .

'“° 1.111.110, ,,,. ,,.,,,,,.,, g:i€.'?i'.‘...‘i°‘t'..3§..~i“ln‘l‘ih° .;'..3i' rambled in the Sodality Hall ioi-‘Dougan: seconded by Ooun- Mc- a locial half-hour. Music b Mrs. Kee- J. Dougan. a solo by Miss inni-i Th“ i-hQ (my @101‘! ired Moran. and the singing oi the structed t0 W771i" Ohfl "himfifl Alumnae hymn brought. to a auc- for Fire Chief Angus Mcliachern. eesaful close the Mary's Day p101 Moved by Coun. LePsge; second- ae-q ed by Coun. Gay).

delivered by His Excellency.

aoarovitrasu.

OUR NE

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omen oi Summerside in

s

e Oddieliows’ Hall on Friday 8.Y.C.!. six Following his talk a Lib- eral Women's ith Mrs chairman and Mrs, Harold Bchur- Olin-k, T, man, secretary-S.

an as for the co

the night ous night.

—WAS IN HALIFAX-Mr. Cleve Unofficial Whalen of Summerside has re- two hundred airrn turned home from Nova Scotla. l-Ie happened to be in Halifax 0n mBNhBd irOm 011E POiht lIi Tuesday of last week when the city to another seeking a V-E riots were in progress and he} Which Were Blleked to had a front seat at the whole per- Dart in assaults against members fol-malice. It was an experience he 0i’ the ai will not soon forget and he says- mobiles

that one can't possibly

with employment mattters connected m“ remm‘ with ‘farm laboisitua on. vlszmscrfitlons to

_ ' D _ M _ cory an r_eac g3, GaorBlEEECViEIiYiEFSTrai/‘eiigihs Rest hliass’ Samrdiiy» “"6151! 5t he

received word oi the death oniimlmuntiwd- 3nd m April 30 in Chelsea, Mass. of h aunt, Mrs. SaraME. gggtrzamuilgfii h? Tialt/Xellelell-Zte Resrt’. AMlYsm Pett-t "om this "Win39- man was well known in Summon‘ - - , h _t past the §§§§y”m§un¥h°.1§§t) witkherehei wit.‘ (iounty. including Summersi She _is survived by her agaiijghiliei‘. Mrs. Theron Groove ( ar ore . . Burial took place at the iamllwfiéoml-tleflxergim jTEhMTs iqueons, $1.520 ' RED CROSS CORPS PARADES - The Charlottetown detachment. oi the Red Cross, accompanied by the Sea Cadets’ band, attended div- inc worship yesterday in connection with the National Day oi PMYH‘

n already 0i the

The home

n

__ ATION-Hazertihlioward, Cornwall. P.

_ S PRESENT WB-‘i 9 86BX18 0 B

M; sum,“ E William lvlclseiiamevent on Wednesda

mily were taken by surprise 4 o'clock, when

Apr-ll 30 whenldailghter, Norma Isabel,

the members Poftthgnslrtaffboildths‘ lAtfiguu-lglo marriage

1d ce u n Eiéihlifistf hioostrieisfitggoalavyiléhmrj late John Homer and BC

Iligthlillizflglllxfl glfiilrpand Mrs. McLeiiani The dinin with a lovely set of dishes. Aniwere to. ull

address was read by Mr. Arthurifiags and w te

Mr W A. Gaudet res-i the strains oi’ the wedding 0.. la ed b the grandmother oi the

Mrs.

uet. Th!

t

rns, spring fiowers. and. | g g nulti - colored lights. Spatial w" “u”

honor oi our Blessed.

._—_-_-_¢-

ws BUDGET or o

MONDAY sThe gait lnglllghllllatlng oi the _ up __ umme o on en a Mr. saintly?“ ailigsmfigcirennan he“ hi“; “'“m' ‘i or Victoria Wes have received a f’ i" P 1- 1"" 11°“- iel from their son, m. Chee- Y?“ u" m" "P" °= “M”- "w ford Machnmm "um: Ye Men, the Rotary Club and has been liberated as s 3mm“ m“ ne: oi war and has been re- cdilmb"! . d to Englami He was Wm. Newly elected members to hold :3: §r§§'hwr§°'t§itrsr§°“§.u’§'r§3l°“§£ BR Messrs Dr. J.C. Simpson. gimlil. Inurmen Parlee,

hflbilitstion was

VISITS BROTHER. , M“ l e’ Allugmullds Gl w een o , en a . Doreen finurdggk Millie“ K i n a uer ee n Harbor.“ _ p 8'

Further co er this lmportnia‘: que te Mr George m... v ior , who arrived back r with the Merchant Marines.

HEAVY POTATO SlllPMENTB-< has Up to the end oi last month 0,234 cars oi potatoes have been ship-

! till K11 h" I l ———- weir in atigendancoe. ° -s'sms Amman ears‘.

office for the ensuing two years

nurses oi the

m“ i were held Cameron, John McNeill, Ehrl Mc-

Ihlllnd. Donald. Leo Coyie. letter received irom- Flt.

ierice. was dated January lat and was

0.8 In diplomas were the

movement on record, reports JJ-I. Norton. C.N.R.. traffic man- agar, Moncton, who was in Char- elecud to t yesterday on routine

611A 8310C)‘. PHD! Olganézation was ior one year. The '

The gradu

Iidwin Marion Helen Mary Georg West Royalty; Sara_h Esta h. Btanhope: aslDonaid. Ve

talisman JONES AT OTTAWA B‘”“"“"‘d - Premier J. Walter Joneris on an oiiicial visit to Ottawa and is expected to return the latter part oi the week. During his absence, the Hon. George H. Barbour, Min- ister of Public Works. is

O. (Paddy) Hall did a ations overseas and after s a leave at home is now on back to active service again-S.

m a r h phiiyi. "WE

Paégiker. Fred Mur- IIOME BEREAVED - The death Th; ngw]

i took place at her home in Borden m, comma zéarecm office"

Mary Sandra. little four}; m n nths old daughter oi Mr. an “u George Gaudet. She had been sick only a fevw days with pneumonia when she passed away on Tuesday, May 8. Interment was on Wednesday morning in Q Mile Bay cemetery. Be- aides the parents there are left to mourn two brothers, Melvin and Freddie-A.

annual meeting

Mid d Pool Office on Thu gfiéililb Edward Island

10th. end are as follows: President-L. W. Fresh-Fred M Pineau; Tress.

“why; Sec.yY_Elmer RETURN FROM U. S. A. -

with twenty-seven ladies present- .—W. R. Mellisn-s Mr

aibane. and T. Canoe Cove. have returned from a very pleasant trip to Boston,

ri Providence, Lowell. Belmont, Dorchester, Concord and other historic points. Mr. Morri- son preached the Gaelic service in he old Scotch Church, Boston, and Mr. Goodwill preached in the fihurch oi Scotland, Cambridge.

the sad ope Clarke, secretary.

M. Avald read the minut of the last meeting and the last annual

ns Honorary President. Mrs. P. P. o

A demonstratio No. 2 Air Navig

Mr. Jack Campbell, oi Montreal, mused excitement who has been visiting Halifax, ls at present ‘llluathbe city. are gveek- end gues o ro er, r. ames

. on»... a. u. l’..’.‘$"°.§.i¥...‘"‘f.‘.‘.'t“.°.f'e..° Campbell has been located in busl- Ponce ' ness in Montreal for the est five me years, and is now associa ed with a machine shop equipment organ-

n by airmen from ation School here

hours Saturday nig Police Chief A. Bi

rtwistie said no one was injured

Mr. . H. Vice-President. Mrs. (Dz) Laritz.

Secretary, Mrs. G. M. Avard. Trt-ggsurer, Mrs. H. L. Bear (re- Am); c

authorities said the trou. an alleged attack l’ civilians on airmen and 56min with an incident on

oi V-E day or the previ-

ar f

or attigcslis hem ATTENDING WEDDING -Mrs.

Point, and Miss Lo i‘

Randolph’ have 1e" I Ch Mrs. J. W. Maciisnsie, Mm. R l, a, °" l-rounah. Mrs. o. Earle Baker. Mrs.

is y Buying Committee: Cotton, Mrs. C. A. Beer. Sewing Committee:

en took part in Dal Gray, West LAC. Fred Quinn,

this city, the wed-

di a parade Saturd Saint John, and ding to take pl town on Monday. Telegraph-Journal.

RELEASED FROM GERMAN ter being a prisoner r ten months in a German mili- tary prison ‘camip, Pte, James Quinn was recently releas- oops and is now safe gland. according to an oi- m received yesterday

(Dr) garll Isflitgilflri, Helm;- enze an Mrs. r force. Dozens of suto- °f Tm” N‘ 5' were imagine‘ occupants scrutin the destruction but would actual- ins allowed to proceed ly have to see it to realize its Last night City had i3 civilians TE PEI’ MEEVHNG gilalnéligcltion with charges ma

AT ND S C —

Mr. J J. Trainor, president o1 the Bfluitfld- Pfllict said Federation of Agriculture, Addilsdlfifgt izgeciimiiiililit! from civi George S Ryan, Chairman. V '

- r l yme d ggiectggmglielitrige Enigagrneiilt iiiglrn Rum)“ M "u Moncton on Saturday elvenlng who're, gmrkmeimwn Y°5°°rdEY~ they had been attend ng a speo s» meeting oi the Regional Committee‘ grdhfdeegiegm oi Employment and Selstltiive 381T» vice The meeting was c to on

Church Vice-Presidents pone}. 531d they Association was

Zion Church: Mrs. C. W. Pat- at me any Bu"

gs Ho Aer. Mr. , My; gordoi. interested citizens. members s, and members oi’ the reoioratc Wore on hand for this

Roports on the work of the As- for the past year were . T Roy Cudmore, act- y-red ing president submitted a l‘$=pOl‘t in- corporating the report of Mr. DJ. Bonneli, the retiring president. The port was reported by _ n, treasurer The report Donald (‘Jgmu- of the work of the Ladies Auxil- iary was submitted by Mrs. Ernest

Mm, Mum“ Anderson. Mr. SA McLeod ne- ported on the progress of plans for the new building

terson, Mrs. Geor that

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Trinity Church: Mrs.

Large, Mrs. P. G. Hutch

Norrrlian Iowther. Mrs E

St. Paul's: Mrs.

had been “mum t ‘ma!’ mm“ Anothelrooblirjoatlifgréter sweet served with the Eighth one or two persons n er critically injured

somewhere in Europe. M“ 5mm” Bu“ ities said there was no truth in meummm smhhvpe Bu‘

S‘ ' Beer, Mrs. (DrJ European theatr be“-

clmadas 315mb ve at his home in

Central Christian: Carter. Mrs. Milton

-Qui8 . of Scotland: Mrs. Neil °

“a ot completed. The subscriptions s’; Mrs. Ewen McDoug-

represent 119 per cent Lead

2003,00 minimum asked is s son of Mrs, A. J

Leod, Montague. All three ‘*-

°°“““°‘ On Friday, April 6th the inti- mate friends of M gathered at the ll. to tender a surprise party in her honour prior to departure ior England.

Mr. Lester Jenkins brought the young people to order. and called on Miss Vera Gamble. the address, and a of money was made by

“mm” w. a. cottonfqlurs. a

dates nominated in Island yesterday general elections resenting Progres-

ve, Liberal ‘and respectively in each hey are as follows:

iss Doris W00d~ $543350, Que lottetown had

imum objectives Prince, $1,300,000; ,000; King's $875,000. had $723,400 while total was $1,252,100. said that individual

Summerside Charlottetown’;

Loan officials subscriptions were aihead" of what the seventh loan and they expected the ‘The Protestant section under Mrs. WW8 to be swelled considerably 1;; u. Bagnlill attended st James me" the “PP moron and the Rom-alt: catholic ii not yot

o nson wen

wusglggl: gig; 01.23%; 5L mm. The people oi the Province as a stairs Basilica. Mrs. ELL. Palmer, m“ mun divisional commandant of iihe Pro-l “m! R vincial Red Cmss, was present with the Protestant section of the de-i

was spent in musi the music being s Rinsham. Miss E Phyllis Wcodslde.

Word has been received lace MacKay. Stan- m the Department rial Defence, Ottawa, that n Elmore MacLean of No. ost Corps, Canadian Army, en award the Canadian Ef- y Medal in respect oi’ the reserve force.

uppued by LA? Thomas Vincent Grant

mmie Gallant and

iications already made in the hands 01' the Ma hoadquartera hers become available. ina ion included Petr whole ‘could be loud of the record"

Cowan, Kiimuir-

apt. Mulligs nom- Ma Buchannan. Stratl-i-

Yea’ he Iw” Pete ifigthttgdayatthe

illi

mer. RCNVR, son oi the Dr. Grant's nomin- Mr. N Daniel McDonald,

- . Lure, M ta . Beer, Montaguw G. A. Me Road J Why. Montague, W

the Dieppe raid m

ld served eigh-' teen months in It EH8

pallbearers Thomas Johnston, Mr. Donald Baker, Mayor Frank Arnett, Mr. Mr. William Strong.

Mrs. Ewerett Toolilbs, 50 Upper Queen Street ,has received a beau- tiful bouquet oi roses for Mother's Dlw from her husband. Stall Ser .

be now Bervlrll

a i Keays, Dalhousie, NB.

and p Mr. d'°°"""d Wm‘ A LOYAL FAMILY-Mrs Clev=' Roberts. oi 4d Edward st. received

a hydrange from her. son, Cpl.‘

T0 ENGLAND. - Miss

Corporal Roberts Lilies Col , dang-m,“- of 51mm“ ' Coles

has been serving theliand Iggbel]

three sons. l daughter husband who served in n Roberts is serving on H, M. - S. Uganda. somewhere eldest son. Louis special

I LAND SOLDIER. LIBEBATED.

. John Howard, Margete, has received a telegram from the Dir- ecior of Records, advising her that her son George C. rd

inGe h b vedandis flggmlliflflllfl 5E1?

,The bridesmaid, Mrs. ‘Lafiierty, (Ilfllfllfllil illi’ titlfi brill: vlv1ore

- n e r MACK‘NN N 0511c gverreiziihta ogrtidecgirrleldna s a

figilélgjsligl‘ Albert 3k lvlacliirirrgoxrll olrdon Laiierty, H.M.C.S. Corn- ¢ urday a moon » a s. Jame; Church where service was w

held by Rev. 'I‘_ Busszli Somers. the pastor, Active pail bearers were Cornwall.

llzowse, Bit. Holman,‘ After the signing oi the register sum tuous repast was served to

young diefiioians, tn take up

Roberts, was c

e was wounded ter discharged. Fen-

yeara in Newfoundland. s declared medical

band. Cleveland Robert in the Veterans’ Guard

e ceremony was performed by B. J. S

PRISONER OI‘ D213 RELEAS-

______ ! stating that her son Bergt cie Mucbnulm‘ RETURNS _ - D0510 WAD has been n. Prisoner o! has to have a touch how many friends

J

serving in Belgium.

An enjoyable dinner was given at The Charlottetown la ing by the executive oi the Prince Edward Island Women's Institutes

the general organiser oi National Federation oi Women's m“ England and Wales. re under the aus- pices of the Wartime Information

The happy couple wll

is returns from To {Granville Ferry, N.S.

ui monthly meeting

Marty's“ nay AT NoTlmithzhiliiyecCgliincil last night with - t -'M J fifwfitfriiyelrogyoi Lillie oxitilrrlnligeicohhgi-ned itself mainly With hilt‘ year, was observed Saturday, May’ ters of a routine Til-W"-

Blanchard presiding much improved an e the Journey h

cuity. In the rye

hout the Province much appreciated

t- speedy recovery.

GYRO CLUB _ 118 0f title Gyro Club o

gist nigh% the guest

Maritime school B" In furthering the promotion of tho Mr. Lusty has visited all the me normal schools, several rences, Home and and various service D Later thin week. he besina s the western peninsula oi Nova scotla speaking to Home and es in Acadiaville, le, Chebogue, Yarmouth, le and Liverpool chairman Sid Green expressed the appreciation of the club Mr Lusty Prizes were presented to the winners oi the bridge contest whic nducted during the winter 6R1

' who is visiting he

$5.”? ifmé °“°‘ll“23'...no w a n cuns. a . - p y T. McKee, and P. c, Dougan, it was decided to pre- pare a briei pertaining to war work on the East End Park and to have the brief submitted

WILL ATTEND VICTORIA CON- VENTIOM-Mrs. Fred (Juice re- rd seoretarv for the Federated

representative on the eotors, are leaving shorty tot al board meeting of the Institutes to be held in t

otel at Viotoris. B. 0..

he city Council.

streets, the planting of trees, and other improvements to make the park a modern pia

Before the meet g sdiourned.

°'“"'”“°" ""4 Heartz Memorial Hall was fill- ed to capacity last night to wit-

fl- iark, superinteiiili? 1115i’. [hi5 Council 31126 r] “l

a were presented by His Llano-Governor B. .

The raduating n rses were: -

County coniennc

Lewis was . teamed and endeared all with whom r-lie came in con- pl uneral was ono of the Jacksonville

Her passing tted by her

l‘. tine Cove; Mildred Kathleen Murray Harbor; h Christene Ross, Roseberry: Velma Miller McConnell, Northern; Mary

ill

THE GUARDIAN :" - ¢-. >- 1 _

SATU

ti: u‘ y en Louise Riley atioii will is van suon at g ter Sinclair

Belle River- ilewitt. Lower aret Helen MacFar- e Cove; Sadie Kath- u

The graduation exercises for the Charlottetown Hos- in the Holy Name night before an unusually Dr. W.J.P.'Mac- presided and the presented by His Bo 1 Billing" fmghmd

liq lilies ye. 0P 0 ar-

iottctown

88.

Mrs. James dic. P. E. I news that their n Pte. Francis Lovilcaa lotion in Germany on Al)?“ dish. 1945. PM? Lawless Loin in Mam um, in N eded ov Just ninet

run-y, In addition to his

The annual meeting oi the Char- lottetown Young Men's Christian held last evening

A large group oi‘

The following directors were re-i lected: W.G Hoax. BF 'rinney.i WE scantlebury. Mr. R.J. Rupert was appointed to msiumm" .22“‘i.§° iii.“ "was. “i5? Q I l‘ EH Il 0 4 . ' M" el .s A. McLeod was ap-

pointed Chairman oi the Advisory

occurred home of her sister, Mrs. John o, Collings. on Thursday, May _ Mrs. D. Montgomery Waugh in

Mrs. Waugh was a life long re- sident oi Summerside the last five in Charlottetown. the eldest daughter M Daniel Hamil and in her early life taught Davis School in Biunmerside.

Her husband, D. Montgomery o- Waugh and son Hen B ll, ed her some years ago.

Surviving are three sisters, Miss Flora Hamilton, R. N., as. Mrs. Grace Attenborrow o

and Mrs. John A. Col- Charlottetown. funeral took place from the Presbyterian Church. Summerside. Rev. Mr. Carnegie the church

DRILLING ILESUMED — Oll- men at an eioplorator boro Bay continue " efinitely hope- extend their search below the two-mile level. Yester- day the drill was 12,500 feet below the surface as operations were re- sumed after a briei tie-up. Re- cently the drill stuck when it brike through a hard layer ‘of rock into a softer formation. was "difficult in spots" a spokes- man ior the company said but op- oration, were "going according to