. MR. DOUGAL CANTELO

A Grand Old Gentleman Celebrates 90th Birthday

A happy celebration took place at the home of Mr. Dowgal'Can- telo. Pinette, upon the atitainment of his 90th birthday, when his family and friends gathered to of- fer congratulations and best wish- es. Mr. Cantelo still retains his good health and eye sight, never uses glasses. He has an excellent memory. and can recount much of the past history of the Pinette district.

He made the sea his lifetime occupation making his first voy- age, as a boy at the age of thir- teen on the Brigantine, “Lottie Belle” bound, for New York with a cargo of potatoes.

Owing to stormy weather this trip took 48 days, g-asles blowing

After unloading at New York a

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Lena Caroline Mcbure. Women’! Editor. Phone SO

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Wed., June 25, 1958

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Solemnizecl In

A quiet but pretty wedding was solemnized in Zion United Church Hamilton, Ontario, when Annie Vera, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Coles of Sufifolk, P.E..I. became the bride of Thomas Mac- Combs, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Maccomfbs of Hamilton, Ont. It was a double ring cere- mony. Rev. R«.D. Ilorsbourgh of- fi-ciating.

The bride’s dress was lace, princess style, with white accessories. Her corsage was of white gardenias.

Mrs. Allbert Zehr, cousin of the bride, was her only attendant. Her dress was light blue tarfcferta, party style, with white accessor- ies. She wore a corsage of pink cannations and rosebuds.

Mr. William MaicCoimIbs, broth- er of the groom, was best man. The groom's mother wore a

general cargo was loaded for the mee.t;mg_ M395 Amce Tmmm. Brazil from where they returned Secretary of M. C. C. N. discuss: toNewYsomkwithacargoofraw ed the aims and objectives of a

sugar .

Catholic Nurses Guild and tea.-

EIventu_~ally returning to Pinette, son for joining the C. N. A. C. he married Miss Catherine Mac- “There is a two-fold punpose,” Don-ald, a neighibour, November she said, "to unite all Catholic 3. 1392.-and became engaged in Nurses and to have them group lobster fishing which occupation to-gether for the purpose of Ga- he carried on until his retirement llholic Action."

at the age of seventy.

Following Miss Trainer’: bnief

There were five daughters from but Bnllglhtenlillg I8-lk 41116 mem- his mvarriaige, Effie, Mrs. s. Com- bers emoyed sandwiches and cof- pton, deceased, Catherine, Mrs. fee in the Nurses room.

MocCombs-Coles Marriage

G.E. Young, Belle River, Flor- ence, Mrs. Dr. McCarthy, New Jersey, U.S.A., Mary Etta, Mrs. H. Cantelo, Eldon, and Nelsena, Mrs. E. W.‘ Smith, Pinette.

His wife passed away April 10, 1951, Mr. Clantelo, known to all as Dougal, is a grand old man

OYSTER BED BRIDGE W.I. Oyster Bed Bridge W.I. meet- ing was held at the schoolhouse on Wednesday evening June 4th. The president being absent the vice-opresidenrt presided.

them off course and out to sea.

Is Of General

VANIOO-UVIER (CP)—-The school board here has urged that the province establish a proper school for retarded children, on the same basis as the school for blind and deaf children. Cost for land and building to serve 30 to 120 chil- dren would around $200,000.

CAPABLE DRIVER

INVE-RMEIRE, B. C. (CP)—- Mrs. Alexander Falconer, 46, is a five foot, three inch, grandmother weighing 107 pounds. She is also the driver of a full-size school bus. ' GOOD HELPERS ‘

KFI‘CHENER, Ont. (OP) — Pu- pils of the Westmount public school presented the New Dawn school for retarded children with sun, raised by the sale of candy and other items on various oc- casions.

MERIT AWARDS _

BRANTFORD, Ont. (ClP)——Two leaders in the Girl Guide move- ment here have been _give'n awards of merit. Miss Mable Noakes and Mrs. Bart Preece have worked together with Girl Guides for 40 years.

VISIBLE GIFT

NIAGARA FALLS, Ont. (CE?)- A local chapter of the Order Daughters of the Empire has presented a flag to a new hospital here. The hospital has put up a flagpole to receive it.

PRIZED GIFT

PE‘TER.BO«ROUGH, Ont. (OP)- Mrs. Clew Morden was given a golden cup and saucer when she completed 50 years as a member of the Mount Pleasant women’: institute here.

LONG TEACHER

BRANTFORD, Ont. (OP)—1Mrs. Robert Troughton. teacher at the Ontario School for the Blind here since 1927, is retiring. She tarugvhit in primary schools for 10 years before joining the stallf at the school for the blind.

SPECIAL DOLLS

HAMILTON (C’P)—A collection of dolls presented to the nursing school here by the Hamilton Gen- eral Hospital alumnae association show nursing costumes from 1890 to the present. They were made by Miss Elizabeth McKee, night supervisor of the hospital from 1925 to 1946.

SMART YOUNGSTERS

MONTREAL (OP) — Winners in a letter-writing contest SW11- Iored by Montreal hospitals for patients-—on “My Stay in H05- Dl‘Lal”—-were James Mahalfifey. 8. Of Pointe Claire, Que-. and Calm‘ erine Robertson, 6, of Strathmore, Que.

HAPPY REUNION

MONTREAL (CP)-—Mrs. Peter Ferry of Montreal was reunited with her sister, Mrs. Harold Steep of Plymouth, England. af- ter a separation of 50 ye-31”5« Whe” Mrs. Steep visited here. They last saw each other in their native Malta.

GIRLS LEAD

ESHER, England <CPl—Of 535 children tested for safe cycling "1 this Surrey town only tWl0—~b0t‘h

- SiI‘ls—gained maximum marks.

NEEDED HEAT

HULL, England <c»P)—£en~tra1 heating was switched on again?’- lllme schools in this Yorkshire lily in the middle of June. Tem- Peffilure outside sank to 42 de- Erees.

POOR SEATING

COLCHESTER, England lCI_’l The medical officer of health 111 Ellis Essex town says that unsuit— Itble school furniture is often re- iponsible for pupils’ had posture.

APPRECIATES WOMEN

NEWPORT. Wales <01=>—PerCy

Jones, 58-year-old High Sheriff of

béltrvied by all w-ho know him./ The meeting opened by sing"

Here And There News

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ing “O Canada” then repeating Mary Stewart collect in Roll call was answered by, “Where to go on our annual pic- nic?" by fourteen members and one visitor.

The minutes of the previous meeting were read and signed

only. It was his own idea “to ex- penss the honor and appreciation the colmrn-u»nity owes its women.” OVERLY TANNED L0lNDO‘N (CP) — Paula ' Ser-

an ulrtn -violet’ lamp to preserve her air an. She awoke several hours later and was rushed to hospital suffering firom burns and shock. CHILDREN'S Z00

WHDPSNADE, England (OP)- Two wolf cubs which have been running in an inclosifre with a pack of Canadian timlber wolves have been caught by keepers at the zoo here. They hope to tame the cubs and put them in the ohildnenls section.

SHOPPING HELP

HARROGATE, England (OP)- 'I‘in-ned foods will soon be in cans of u-niliorm size throughout the world, it was stated at the confer- ence of the International Stand- ard-s Organization in this York- shime town.

COLORFUL TELES

WARE, England (CP)--More than 300,000 red tiles from 17th- century stables being demolished in this Hentfordshire town will be exported to the United States, for sale to people building period houses.

ST. VERONICA’S

The regular meeting of St. Ver- onica’s Guild was held on Wed.- nesday, June 18, at the Chair- lottetown Hospital following Benediction of the Blessed Sacra- ment.

The president, Miss Noreen S-haw, in her opening remarks welcomed Sister Marie Monica as new Sister Councillor to replace Sister Mary Stanislaus. She also welcomed some of the new Guad- uage Nurses and invited them to join the Guild.

The minutes of the last meet- ing and executive meeting also the correspondence was read by the secretary Mrs. Betty Oar- ragher. In the absence of the treasurer. the financial re<P01_‘t was given by MI‘S. Mary Maddi-

gan.

In her report of the executive of the Maritune Council of Catholic Nurses which _WaS held in Antiglonish Miss Eileen Connolly informed us that Mrs. R. S. MacDonald. had heal: $1’;- pointed as delegate {Wm ° ~ C.C.N. to attend a machine of the Oatholic Nurses Association of Canada in Ottawa on June. 22.

Then Mrs. MacDonald inform- ed the meeting that ll 15 ‘lfhe Wish of The Holy Father that all.Clath— olic Nurses’ orsamzatlorls m 03‘ nada join the N._ A. C. to hall: a representait_1on.m the Wor Health Organization. _

The ways and means commit- ed decided to meet later to (115- cuss means of raising fl111d5- The membership committee will try to get as many Oatholic nurses as possible to join find l»'h91‘!?I¥Y increase member-shp 111 the Gull?

A motion was Put lh1‘0l1.F§h 9 meeting to theheffecvt that the Sill- Veronica’s Guild maliile $1 30111:‘ tion of $25.00 to the l\ .t .w.bhé mo he],p send a delegae A C annual meeting 0f C- N: ‘ '

A nominating comml-lltee Of three was appointed by the P.1“" sident for the annual meeting which she suggested holding in seq tember following the M.C.C.N. Corrlvention, and thus Omit the August meeting.

Miss Noreen Shaw Was 3/ll) ' painted as delegate and t is. Martha Maclsaac as alterga ec :- leswle t0 We 3”’ C‘ Cs ‘ma. Um vention to be neld 1n 37 Y

Se.pt.ember.

0l1Im0uth~shire. gave his first ‘$510101 luncheon here for womfill

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Following the 3°ll“““‘me““ °‘

The treasurer reported $54.17 on hand and two bills were paid at the meeting. The school com-

Hamilton

flowered two piece dress with black accessories and her cor- sage was of pink and white coir- nations.

Afterwards, I reception wa s held for about forty relatives at the groom’s parents.

The chouple left on a short honeymoon trip to Niagara Falls and other of interest.

Prior to her wedding the bride was attended a. surprise shower by her fellow employees of the National Paper Factony.

congratulatory phone calls were received from the groom’: sis- ter, Mrs. Robert Weatherston of Toronto and from the bride’: par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ooles, and her brothers, Gordon, Sterling and Olifoord, and her cousins, Mrs. Louis Diamond and Mr. Allison Ooleo. all of P.E.I.

The young couple will reside in Hamilton, Ontario. '

mitbee reported some articles needed. The nick oozmnitteo had no repont.

Twin tea aprons were passed in to go to Distvld Convolution. Mllss Cora Mlatheson and Mrs. How- ard Axworthy were appointed to go to Aininrual Convention in Char- lottetown on July 3rd and 4th. The loaves of sweet bread to be supplied for District Convention. Mrs. _ Wallace passed out prognaims and was asked to try and get a play to come to Wh-eartley River in aid of Insti- tute at which ice-cream will be sold.

The next meeting is to be held at Brackley Beach. The lunc h committee is: Mrs. R.L. Mac- Pherson, Miss Hazel Matheson, Mrs. Oolin Higgins, Mrs. Carr and Mrs. Philip Matihesotu.

The meeting closed with the Lord’: Prayer.

MALIZK RETURNS

LONDON (Reuters) — Soviet Ambassador J -1 c ob Malik re- turned by air Monday night alter his recall to Moscow a week ago for a meeting of the Communist party central committee.

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