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raised S200 for the Highvmod Mem- have been obliged to move from orial centre. It is hoped to con-l their new two-storey loghouse here sbruct a swimming pool in llig-h because many years ago a sprig River to train youngsters in safety poison ivy was planted on the prem- measures a5 well as tthe art oi ises. The house is now entirely cov- swimming, ‘ered. except for a small patch.

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Address And Presentation

A pleasant and enjoyable eve- ning was spent on Tuesday. June

24th. at the home of Mr. and M's

Andrew FitzPatrickl Wood Ville"1ey two children_ Harry and wit}-

Mills, when neighbours gathered for a social evening to greet Mrs Joseph FltzPatrick, an English war bride who recently came to Can- ada to join her husband in Wood Ville Mills, P. E. Island.

An address for the occasion was read by Mr. Louis PltzPatrick, uncle of the groom. after which a beautifully decorated basket lad- cn with miscellaneous gifts was unveiled which were presented by Mrs. Louis FitzPatrlck assisted by Miss Teresa FitzPatrick. The hap- py couple in a fitting reply thank- ed all for their kindness and good wishes.

A delicious lunch was served by the hostess and the ltappy gather- ing danced the flying lmurs away to the beautiful strains of the violin and Hawaiian Guitar furnished y Messrs. Bernard Wood and George Christian which added much to make the evening o, pleasure and enjoyment for all.

Following is the address-

Wood Ville Mills, P. E. Island, ‘June 24th, 1947.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph FitzPatrlck Wood Ville Mills, P. E. I.

Dear Friends: It ls trulY WW1 a spirit of pleasure and ‘goodwill that we, your neighbours gather liere this evening. rm this haPDY occasion to greet you 1n this spec- ial and tangible manner.

Al the C-ulbrQa.k of hostilities of the greatest struggle in our his- tory you, Joseph. together with other brave comrades from our community answered our cottntryks call to arms in defence of our free- dom and democracy.

During your struggle with common foe and uncertain as the

future then appeared you deem-i ed it wise to choose an English,

Indy to be your bride and life cum- nanion.

To you. Mrs. FltzPatt-lck, we ex- lend a warm and sincere welcome to our community. We hope that vou will find in our Canadian way of life your answer to a bright and happy future. We wrmt you to realize that in this transition per- iod of your life. you are among people of your own ancestry who came here from the shores of the British Isles to explore and de- velop this Country. We hope you will continue to. like our Country and its people and we know yvlll’ stay as a neighbour and citizen of our district will he a source nf admiration and pleasure to us all.

In conclusion. we ask you to please accept these gifts: tokens of our best wishes. May they can-y with thorn our earnest prayers for happy famllydlfe and many years of prosperity and good health.

Signed _ _

Your friends and neighbours.

c. r. n. aaaurucs

MONTREAL. July s-(crvi- Canadian Paciﬁc Railways Com- pany today reported gross earn- ings of 38.502000 for the week

ended June 30. 1947. an increase of 8064.000 or 12.8 per cent Over the smsaaooo total for the like period in 1M8.

“ . 2. Josephine MacDonald.

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' JULY 9. I947

‘Central Guardian

This column is reserved for new: of local Internet. but advertising of I news; nmua may ho Inserted at five oenls a word strictly pay-l lblo in advance. |

CRASWELL for Photographs.

CONFEDERATION LIFE IN- BURANCE.

LOOKING FOR siunn-er dresses try Fashion Shoppe Gt. Gsorgo St.

nocron CURTIS, Office, 13°...‘ shaw will be closed July 12m m Aug. 4th.

CITY POLICE COUET — At the Stipendiary Magistrates court ITSlEFdHY. two persons were charged under the Prohibition Act for keeping liquor for sale, one_ bang fined $50 and costs or two months in jail. while the other was remanded until today. A man charged with being drunk and in- capable was fined $10 and costs or 20 days, While a man and wo- man on the same charge were re- znanded until today. A case of a woman using insulting and abus- ive language was dismissed.

RAILWAY DELAYS - Com-

enced by travellers. especially by those having children and aged persons‘ in their charge. arriving in the City late at night instead of in the early evening. Some- thing should be done about it. but by whom‘)

Dr. A. H. Gordon of Montreal 1.5 visiting in Charlottetown, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Gor- don, Longworth Avenue.

Mrs. Lawrence R. Clarke. New- ltonville. Mass. accompanied hy

liam, have returned after a two lweeks visit with Mrs. Clarke's sister, Mrs. Frank Hobbs, Kent Street.

Mr. Willard Irlan, son of Sgt. _ Major T. G. Irlam and Mrs. ‘Irlam ‘ lof 40 Victory Avenue, City, ar- ‘xived here by plane Monday from I Montreal. where he has been em- ployed for the past year. Willard will spend a week's vacation with his parents and will return to Montreal by plane Sunday.

MASONS’ MONUMENTS

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plalnt is made by passengers from Boston that whereas the Rail- “O95 l0? ways advertise a quick service $1195 for from there to Charlottetown. the for trains are seldom or ever on time. $39 0o f Great inconvenience is experi- ' or $48.00 lor

$25.00 for $32.50 tor . . . . . $48.00 for . . .

$19.50 for $22.50 for .... . $29.50 for . . .‘ $39.00 for

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VICTORIA PERSONALS

Mrs. was a recent visitor to the guest of her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth MacLean.

Mr. Billie Maebean, Black's Har- j bor, spent the weekend at hls' home in Victoria. '

_ OTTAWA, July '1 _ (CF) _ 3,. tlire-“Bntatlves of Canada and New.

f . . Miss Eleanor l-Iutchison of Monc- dtﬁfsgiggs dﬁfldfrfe “dgfsslgnttymt? s s. i C

ton, N. B.._ spent an enjoyable holi- union have reached B “u? when lay at Victoria the guest of her sub-commxtteés amid _ . .aunt. Mrs. K. MacLean. to make a dgtaifed slgﬁdjjlgémtséu s0 T13 I0! the questions involved.

l Cnnzrdtulations to Gary Mac- - _t ‘glean who held the highest aver ed 5mm last Wednesday’ the w“ . 28 in Victoria School in his grad- presentaqve d . _ {lug exams and also Windsor Mac- I ' S folded lktal. 5"“ Lean who was second comm ttees on finance. [isteries a t1 - transportation should be sr-t up 1 examine in detail hcw Newfound. land would HP affected n ma, fields if she entered Canada a5 r 10th provinci-

‘I PRIMROSE SCHOOL

Report for June. Grade IX 1. Eleanor Campbell. l Grade VII: 1. Jean MacDonald.‘

Grade VI Sn: 1. Wallace Mac-l g Donald. Grade VI Jr.: 1. Josephine Mac- h rDonald. 2. Marjorie Wood. | Grade V2 l. Eleanor Acorn. I. -Anne MacDc/nnld. l Grade IV: 1. Gerald Campbell. l2. James MacMaster. ; Grade III Sr; 1. Charles Mac- E aster

. Grade III Jr: l. Patricia Mac- Donald. 2. John MacDonald. 8. William Wood. 4. M. J. Campbell. Grade II: 1. Alfred MacDonald 2. Theresa MacDonald. Grade It l. Felix MacDonald. , Perfect Attendance: Anne, Pa- tricia, and Alfred MacDonald. Highest Average - Patricia lVlr- Drmald —98 1-2 per cent. Teacher—Ros|lie MacDonald.

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LONDON. July 7-(0?) — The

Honorable Society of Lincoln: Inn paid tribute today to the memory of one of its most. dlstlngulshel members, Viscount Bennett, in the centuries-old chapel overlooking tnclcnt lawns in the heart of Lon- don. ' About 35 failoxv-henchers of the ’ormer Canadian Prime Minister who died at; his Surrey home June l7 attended the 20-minute memor~ al service conducted by Rev. Prchendary Christopher Cheshire. wreacher to the society.

Later afternoon sunlight darted through the stained glass wmdown

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“Remember for good. we beseech thee. O God. our brother Richard Bedford, Viscount Bennett. a bencher of this Honorable Society now deported this life."

Outside could be heard the bus- ily clickirg typewriters in law o!- fices lining the little backwater =treets around which Llncolns lnn i: situated lust west. of the City

The service followed the Church of England pattern as did the funeral at Mlckleham. Surrey. azd the Westminster Abbey memorial service last, week. although Lord Bennett died in the Methvtlist faith.

The opening prayer was follow- ew by the Lord's Prayer then by a ohoir singing the 90th Psalm-- "Lord thou hast been our rcfuge from one generation to another. ."

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Tells How To See “Flying Saucers”

SYDNEY, July 7 —(Reuters)— Prof. F3. Cotton, professor of physiology at Sy"cl.ttcy' University, today conducted u. {flying saticors" expcrimr-tit.

Alter discussing North American reports on “flying saucers" he led his class of 451) students into the opcn and lultl them to look at the clear sky and to concentrate their gnzc m1 n fixed point while stand- inf: lTPl‘lK‘Cl'._\' still.

Within 10 titinutcs ‘l2 students reportcd tthcv had seen bright oval shaped rbjccts which moved rapid- ly somctllncs lﬂllzfﬁlflg each other ln n lint» and snvnctimcs rcsemhllhK a string of pcnrls.