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LlEUT-GOVERNOB RETURNS- LieuL-Governor J. A. Bernard and Mrs. Bernard arrived back in Charlottetown Saturday evening after having spent a few days in Halifax.

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WEDNESDAY

Mr. RC. Parent. superintendent. of the Dominion Experimental Station. Charlottetown. has arrived home after having spent ten days attending various agricultural meet- ings in Central Canada.

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~ i U lied the East Parlour of Tl-in ty n m Pena”!

‘Church, Charlottetown. on Novem-

Word has been received by Hon.

Dr. W. J. P. MscMilian, 0.B.E.,-

from the Royal College of Physic- ians and Surgeons of Canada thui. lie had been honoured by being elected to a Fellowship in the Col- lege.

Dr. MacMillan is the first phy- sician and surgeon in Prince Ed- ward Island to receive this dis- tinction. He has held a similar Fel- lowship for several years in the American College of Surgeons, and since 1945 has been a member of the board of governors of the latter organization. which he joined in 1922. Chief of staff of the Char- lottetown Hospital, he is also pre- sident of the Provincial Red Cross Society and a member of the execu- tlvs of the Dominion organization.

A meeting of the Nurses Alum- bae of the Prince Edward Island llospizal was held on Friday even- ing, November 26, at ihe Cunciall llome. There were twenty-two mem- bers present. Business arising fro-tn the minutes of the previous meet- ing was discussed and reports from various committees were read.

It was decided to purchase one article to aid in the Student Nurses’ educational equipment and one for the Student Nurses‘ recreation fac- iiities,

Blue Cross Hospital paid.

One oi’ the aims of the Alumnae is to aid the training school for nurses and ways and means were discussed whereby the finances of the Alumnae could be increased.

A committee was formcd to con- tact more graduates of the hospital, who it is hoped will join the Alum- nae.

dues were

Mr. Ivan Noonan, 24-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Austin Noonan. Albany, has been reported missing from the SS Sunprinte, since early Sunday morning, November 2i. his parents have been informed. The vessel was sailing between George- town, British Guiana and Port of Spain, Trinidad.

Mr. Noonan was a member of the Royal Canadian Navy for three and a half years during the war seeing most of his action overseas. On receiving his dis- charge in i945 he joined the merchant marine performing con- illlllOLiS service since that time.

Following is the text of the tele- gram received from Saguenay Terminals Ltd:

"Mr. and Mrs. Austin Noorlan. Albany:

“Deeply regret inform you that your son Ivan Noonan has been missing from on board our vessel SS Sunprince sailing between Georgetown. British Guiana and Port of Spain, Trinidad since 0415 hours Sunday. twenty first Novem- ber. Presumably lost overboard. Full details have riot been received hut will advise you of details as soon as possible. We extend to you our sincere sympathy in this very unfortunate loss."

The tragedy has cast s deep gloom over Albany and surround- ing districts where the victim was a general favorite and heart-felt sympathy goes to the bereaved family in their loss.

In addition to his parents Mr. Noonan is survived by four bro- thers and four sisters.

The brothers are Tony. Layton, Norbert, Gerald and Pat while the sisters are Myrtle, Toronto; Eileen, Shirley and Elaine at home.

On Monday afternoon, Nov. 22. the Charlottetown Council, Knighis of Columbus presented to the Public Library in this city, a. book entitled “War Services of Canad- ian Knights of Columbus. 11:39- 1947", telling of work both Ln C-an- lida and overseas.

The presentation was made to the Librarian, Miss Jean C. Gill, by LlEliL-COI. Leo F. MacDonald, Grand Knight of Charlottetown Council. on behalf of the Council. He was accompanied by Mir. Wil- fred Smith. chairman of the 5- point program of the local K. of C. Council.

The book contains a complete history of the Knights of Colum- bus‘ work in Canada and overseas with the armed forces. It also gives a fine description of what the K. of C. did when the first Canadian Division landed over- SE35.

TUESDAY

FUNERAL YESTERDA\'-- The funeral of Mrs. Cari Hagan was held yesterday looming from the residencc of hcr father, George ChEIIJIVi‘ x l9 Eshcr St., to St. Dun- stan's Y‘. silica where Requiem High I‘. i-s was celebrated by Rev. David llfifngue who also conduct- ed service at the grave. Pall bear- ers were James Tierney, Joseph liiacmmw‘ i. Leo Clarkin, Freeman Jackson, runcls Griffin and Russel Flood. lnlornient was in the Cath- olic Cemetery

FUNERAL SUNDAY — The funeral of the late Miss Bessie Carson was held Sunday after- noon from the Cutcliffe Funeral Home. Service at the home was conducted by Rev. H. C. Rice. D.D. He was assisted at the grave by Rev. Mr. Evan of Winsloe. The pallbearers, six nephews. were, Arthur Stone, Melvin Hyde, George Crosby, John Docherty. Jolln Mathcson and David lnman. Ill- icrnlent was in Princetown Ceme- tery.

A congregation which filled Mount Stewart United Church Sunday evening heard Brigadier W.W. Reid, D.SO.. read the dedication address for the new electronic chimes which were in- stalled ss a memorial to those of Mount Stewart and vicinity who

The morning worship was the first sci vice held since the re- modelling of the Church began

long ones. Each new window con- tains glass of different colours.

New doors had also been installed and the whole interior and exter- ior of the Church beautified and

improved.

at. both morning and evening ser- vices by tl-le Rev. William Fraser

Munro, editor of the Churehman, Sackville, N.B.

The i-‘tcv. D. Wallace MacPher- son, who read the Scripture Le-s- fllrvulflitances While carpenter work. I-le is married and

his ‘hag five children. four girls and a boy. The eldest, the boy. is 14

the the

evening greetings of

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FUNERAL YESTERDAY -The funeral of Mrs. Watson V. Mac- Kinnon took place yesterday morn- ing from her late residence. 81 Ailey St., to St. Dunstanfii Basilica, where Requiem High Mass was celebrated by Rev. P. F. MacDon- ald, who also conducted services at the grave. Rev. David McTague was present in the sanctuary. The pallbearers were: Malcolm Mac- Donald, Ambrose Coady, Golden Barrett, P. N. Manuel. Weston Lowe and John Pollard. Interment took place in the family plot in the Catholic Cemetery.

RECCE OFFICERS MEET — Officers of the 17th Reece Regi- ment, from all parts of the Pro- vince, gathered at the Armouries last night for the second in a series of sand table tactical exer- ciscs which are being held through- out tlie winter lnoiilhs. It is planned to iiold such get-to- gethers each month as part of the stepped-up training in the Re- sene Force. The officers in the unit are divided into syndicates and are called upon to give solutions to various problems in attack and defence. The training is under direction of the O. C., LL-Coi. A. W. Rogers.

A 72-year-old Brookfieid resi- lient, Mr. George MacDuff, was found dead at 7.20 yesterday morn- ing about one mile from his home.

Coroner Dr. I. J. Yeo was sum- lnoneri and upon his arrival or- dered t-iiai an inquest be held. A Jury was empaneiled and viewed the body alter which the inquest was adjourned until next Tues- day at ‘Z30 p. m. It will be held in the Brookfield Hail.

The result of the autopsy, which was iicicl yesterday, will not be known officially until next Tues- day. but Superintendent N. J. Anderson o! the Royal Canadian Mounted Police informed the Guardian last night that there ,i\.is no suspicion of foul play.

i, ‘The late Mr. MacDuff, who had ‘no family. lived with Mr. John ‘McLeod about a mile outside the {village of Brookfield which is lo- ‘cated l0 miles west of Char- . lotietouh.

i The Jury comprises C. Stewart (foreman), A. Sentner, R. An- drews. J. McLeod. R. Wood. H. Sentner and B. McLeod.

THURSDAY

I nacaivns FELLOWSHIP - Putnam. of had lost their lives in tllie last war. [Montreal has successfully passed the requirements for a. Fellowship in the Royal College of Surgeons awards several “£918 BKO- Dllflni WOW were made to the successful can- weeks, new windows in the Got-lilo 1.114s.“ a; a dimm- m the Chat. deslsn had replaced the 01d Ob- [tau Lauricr in Ottawa ‘last Satur-

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Mr. John Roberts.

serious condition in the Charlotte- as the result of 31901193?) WTBWM “'9” Dreamed ‘having fallen off a roof which he was shlngllng Tuesday evening.

Mr. Roberts broke his back, one Um!“ arm, and a leg in the fail. It is ‘only a few months since Mr. Rob- brolce a leg under similar

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PRESENTATION T0 K. 0F C. MEMBERS — On Sunday evening, Nov. 28th. after the memorial serv- ice, the members of Charlottetown Council, Knights of Columbus, tendered their farewell to one of their menzbers, Mr. Vernon Mad- digan, who left this week to re- side in Montreal, where he has been transferred. was called to order by the Warden and an address was read in l\lr. Maddigan by the Recording secre- tary, Mr. Russell St. John. and a beautiful brief case vras present- ed to Mr. Maddigan by Grand

of the Council. Mr. Madrifgzln in replying thanked each

for their thoughtfulness in

11“ gamemm- led to the belief that. the proceeds

Knight Leo Macdonaid. on behaif1 auction later. All the money will be

and every ;' children.

member of Charlottetown Council} re- j ary Club president, D.M. ‘McGuire

membering him before his denart- i fi-Xllfefied his than!“ w 4mm“ °1

ure from the Council. He hopEdiSOQdS. m9 bldd"!

iThomas and Josephine of Lynn. iMass, U. S. A.

l '1\he 16th annual Rotary radio auction concluded shortly after 1a. m. today and preliminary reports indicated it was probably the "big-

i gest yet“. The volume of goods sold

‘was said to be a record and brisk bidding and generally good prices

g would also establish a new hi8!!-

i During the evening a cheque was {received from the Masons of Mon- ,tague for $900. the proceeds of an ! auction conducted there. The Suin- -merside Rotary Club plans an

devoted to the treatment of crippled Act the close of the auction Rot-

and sJl those who assisted. Particular praise was

ber 25th.

Gladys June Campbell to Glen Huntley Newson. MaoLEOD-MaoDONALD- At the

home of the officiating minister,

Dr. A. D. Mackenzie, 94 McGiil Ave, Charlottetown, the marriage was soiemnized of Gertrude Belle MacDonald of 205 Wflymvfllh Sh. Charlottetown to Howard William MacLeod of Charlottetown. form- erly of Murray Harbour. P.E.I. UOUGHRAN - LAB-TEE — At Charlottetown, November 25th, 1948. by Rev. Patrick McMahon. Emma Christine Larter, New Wilt- shlre to Albert J. H. Loughran. Charlottetown.

DEATHS

MMKINNON — At Vancouver.

November 15th, 1948. Archibald A.

MiwKinnon. son of the late Archi- bald and Mrs. MacKinnon, Char- lottetown.

MacKINNON- Suddenly l! h" home 31 Alley Street, Sunday. Nov. 23, 194B, Mrs. Watson V. MacKin- non in her 58th year. CONDLY-At Sackville, N. 5-. Nov. 28, 1948, Mrs. George Condiy. aged 73 years, formerly o! Lohl River. LEARD-At Augustine Cove. Nov. 30, 1948. Mrs. George W. Leard, aged 71 years.

BROOKS-At Linkletter on Nov. 30, John R. Brooks, aged 69 years. MACDUFF - Suddenly at Brook- field on Nov. 30. George MacDuff aged 73 Years. '

CALLAGHAN- At the Charlotte- ‘town Hospital on Tuesday, Nov. 30. Mrs. Hugh A. Callaghan of Dromore, in her 53rd year. BRACE-At Summerside on Nov. 30, Mrs. J. A. Brace in her 94th

§1LeN‘l.tlAN—At the P. E. I. Hospital December 1st, Wesley Enm!" Vernon. P. E. 1., ale 30 Y9!“ MORRIS-At the Prince County Hospital on Dec. 1. J. Wrish! MOP- ris of Kensington. used 791W!"- SMZlTH-Suddenly at his home. 7 Elm Avenue, Charlottetown, Byron B. Smith, in his 32nd year. lNCE-At Hampton, Dec. 1. C1131‘- les lnce, aged 77 years. KELLY-At her home on Thursday Dec. 2nd» 1948, Mrs. Sarah Kelly.

ma. by Rev. m. Rice. lead i‘

Fort. Augustus in her 84th year.

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LAID To REST _ The funeral, The auction committee was head-

, ‘ed b Su erintendent NJ. Ander- iélfihefgg: ‘htgthelsgélgfewai I son. ywhopwas cmnimended for his Stanley 3nd e on 152W hi“ % ismooth-woridng arrangements. 19 3 q; . - , " During the evening the auction 4 . at 2 ococii. Service was (on- ism“ working In me Legwn Ham

ducted by her pastor. Rev. D. A. Campbell, assisted by Re“ w’ Lnvere cheered byatreat of ice cream

corner of ‘Spring Park and Bayfleld. is in a I

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Green. The hymns sung were Z! psaim. Safe Jesus and Asleep In Jesus. She leaves to mourn one brother Bruce McLeod of California. The pali- bearers were Messrs F. S. Bell, Earl Henry. Borden McAilister. William Gunn, Melville Morrison and William McKay. Interment took place in South Granville Cemetery.

STORE REMODELLED — The exterior and interior of Miller Bros.’ store Great George St., has been attractively

I“ The Arms or .,p1ied by the management and staff

“mvmd “d, MacDONALD .-. at the Charlotte-

suppiied by Mr. C.M. Cox of the iPure Milk Co.. and by a lunch sup-

‘of the Charlottetown Hotel.

At the end of the evening the special turkey prizes were drawn , with the grand award going to Mrs. lEd. Garnhum. Several other per- -sons also won turkeys.

L BIRTHS

. ‘ {GILL-At the Charlottetown Hos- ‘ pitai, Nov. 28, 1948, to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Gill, nee Ruth Stewart. n daughter. Weight, seven pounds. nine ounces.

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pltal November 18th i948, wood £21155‘ leads Ia ‘Tm ,1‘ fipeiibi to Mr. and Mrs. Allan ‘MacDonald. alzce m c,‘ red rontfii “t; e '1' a. son. John Joseph. s °' ° V“ m“ “P” °“ m‘? PICKARD-At Homopathec Hospi- mg from toys’ electrical appliances’ tai Montreal. on November 27th. pf all kinds, 821141 lt-iiliusiclal naeiichsnd- i 1948' m um and Mn“ mam mckam so “e conven en y la d o o cam‘ (nee Jean MacLean) a son, George to the busy shopper. There are sep- Thom“ i2i.‘°.i°§333.‘;“§.i?.'ff.‘.‘iiifiiiiiii commit-M Boomi- o- No» == also brilliantly lighted. The num- é‘;u:lg£e:“d M“ Mark Cufley’ a

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freshments were served. followed by a game. The meeting was brought to a close with the singing of Auld Lang Byne, and the Bens- diction. Pianists for the evening were Carol Marie Coles and Roy Mugford. _

The death occurred at the Char- lottetown Hospital yesterday eve- nlng of Mrs. Alexander McLeod. widow of the late Alexander Mc- Leod. She was 6'7 years of age. The late Mrs. McLeod was the former Bertha Doyle, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Doyle, Charlottetown.