. DECEMBER 4. 1951,

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THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

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Oshawa House

Foul: FATALLY BURNED uses

Mother octims, Mrs. Gordon 5 Grant, is prostrate with grief, in doctor's care.

Past liuptlal Shower For Mr. and Mrs. Maelslian

-Well over 100 neighbors and friends assembled at the recently completed new home of Mrs. Ber- nard C. Macbeilan, on Wednes- day evening, Nov. 22nd, to extend congratulations and best wishes to her son, Justin and his lovely bride and give her a warm welcome to the community. At an appropriate hour Mr. Sidney Heckbert, very cnpably stated the whys of the as- semblage and asked Mr. Allan

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themselves from the flames. died of suffocation, Fntlicr was at work. and the mother had gone to

stairs win-tkvws indicate where the small children were trapped. Pos- itions of the little bodies after the flames had died indicated that three

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which sheltered 2'1 and where four children of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon

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Grant were burned to death. Up-

'l1'is youngsters were trapped inT the apartment by a single door that wouldn't open: Linda, left. and Joan, centre, were among the vic- tims: Donna, right, was playing on the street when the fire gutted the apartment and escaped harm. A brother. Bobby, died in hospital from injuries.

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of the children had tried to shield to borrow clothes-horse for washing.

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which a well-filled purse was pre- sented by Mlr. Peter Machellan. Little Miss Ona Mill conveyed sen-

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All joined in the singing of "For they are jolly good fellows" and many songs old and new with Miss Helen MacDonald at the piano. All partook of tea. in Mrs. MacLel- ian's usual good style and the lad. ies assisted in serving.

Opening with the "Wedding meet” the remainder of the even- ms was very pleasantly enjoyed in 'en promenade" to the mlodlous harmony of violin. guitar, piano. with intervals of accordian select- ' ions by the numerous musicians: Bernard Macxinnon, Erskine Hun. ter. Mirs. Allan Murphy, Mrs. Lame Campbell. Mrs. Wm. Hickey, Mrs Edgar Hickey and family, Edgar, Arnold. Brenda. Ftozit-a. until the Wee” Sm:-1' 'ours when all departed it-aving their best wishes with the 1'-9lV1.V-Weds and vowing it one of the 13059 Bflloyable gatherings of

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Summorside and

Community Parry Honors Donald MucI(uy

farewell to "Don" 'son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Macxay who had re- cently joined the navy.

Don was escorted to a seat of honor by Eric Carr and Billy Mac- Ewen and Mr. Harold Dunning cap- ably acting as chairman called up- on Robert Mayhew to read an ad- dress and a large sum of money. a Ronson lighter and other personal gifts were presented by Nelson Ro- berts. Don in his usual cheerful and friendly manner thanked all for their gifts and for being pres- ent after which "far he's a jolly good-fellow" was sung. Lunch was then served by the ladies. 0

The rest of the evening was spent in social chat and dancing. The fol- lowing is the address. Dear Don:- We your friends of Clifton and vicinity have gathered here tonight to bid you farewell as you are abnut to enter into the service of our King and Country. You will be greatly missed in your home and community where you have grown to manhood in our midst. and where your example for good has always been helpful to others with whom you have come in contact. we hope and pray that while you are separated from us on land or sea that Gcdls guidance may be with you and protect you where- ever you may be. and when the war is over bring you back safely to home and loved ones on P. E. l.

Please accept these gifts as a token of love and respect which we have for you.

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Sunday November 26th at 4 p. m. The president opened the meeting with prayer. Treasurer-'s report showed a substantial sum in bank. On approved motion I contribut-

ty Hospital and the usual donat- ion to T. B. League, Missionaiires of'Mary.

The Children's Aid Society cor- respondence was discussed and members were appointed to can- vass funds in the different centres

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to which an additional amount from the sub-division is to be ad- dad.

The usual Christmas remem- brmces were considered. also tlil

Building hOfneI:;5';w:":wg lgggxtcgtcgze ion of 310.00 is to be paid toward purchase of some flowers for the PHONE use New Lgndon orh Sept, 143),. to bk; furnishing a. room in Prince Coun- altars.

Plans for a lecture in the hall and a Pantry Sale and Bazaar in Kennedy's Store, Kenslngicu: were made.

Meeting was followed by Bened- iction of the Blessed Sacrament.

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