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MONDAY - IIEAVIEST SNOWFALL - The hem/lest, snowfall of the season was recorded in yesterdays storm. Al- the Charlottetown Experimental Stat-hm it was measured at nine

-~M:. J. liar-old Goodwin. Ken- elngpm. has returned home after spending a very pleasant Xmas in North Wiltohire. '

INJURED IN ACCIDENT PM. Romance Stewart. Eldon. WA.- A.C.. Wei taken to the P E. Island Hospital mturdav morning as the result of a collision between two Checker taxis at the corner of Hills- boro and Grafton Streets. ‘The crash carried both cars into a telephone pole. A letter bcx attached to the pole was mnadhed.

‘Ihc condition of Mr Joseph A. / 00am. principal of Kensiiigicn fl-lizh School ls mucli improved iif- ter undergoing n scrlDlis operatic-n in the Prince Edward Island Hos- ‘Dlittl. It could not be learned however from Mr. Coady as to i he would be able to resume ‘liis dirtiee

FUNERAL AT MOUNT HERBERT -Thg funeral of the late Ernest Mutcn was held from his residence r. Mount Herbert Saturday after- noon. Services at the home and {rave were canal-fled bv P°v E P. ifacVicar ass.‘. rd bv Rev. G, . Interment wa" in i. nrieiii‘. The _ . ivere. Leslic Mutch. Vvendflll Mutch. F'.A.A, Mutch. Al- lison Mutch Hope Mutch and George Mason.

Pifteen-month-old Paul Mclvor. son of Mrs. Justin Mclvor of Free- town. is in the Prince County Hflsbltal at Summerside with bums about the face and arms. following rm accident at his home Saturday. The child's condition last night was reported Rood.

It was understood that the lit- tle boy was injured when he upset a dish of fat-S

Mr. Harold Wares of Chilliwack, British Columbia is visiting his 11109181‘. Mrs. Robert Wares and other, relatives of Wheatlev River Vlifirllll’. It is thirty-three years since Mr. Wares has visited‘ this Dfoigncc. and he is lac-king for- W-l’ wm ‘min 'lclf' .

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_ Charlottetown, spent Christmas at thc home of a . Mrs H g- ' ‘tihcctilcv River, "b H smith‘

Ac‘ Pet "BYE .5 c-iiétlt a '*......::::..%:.".:_ * ca: {Wfid the unumal distinction as ovember ef being commend. ed l“ a shedal Order of the Du by Admiral l. Leatham of y

. the Bnfidl "ill/Y. has rrived in the City legend New r's with his ".351. . I. W. Cari-holly, and

l? Cairmody enlisted l-fl New h September. 1936, lfi edt for Inlliax on Sept. 1

1 . From than until the "nri cf the war M: lie was I continuous g “one d inval lypattol and Wfile scatt d DUCT A low nffltfie on were the dVier-

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Billie-Id. $01: the surrender nef Gennnny, Petty Officer Carmndy voluyrteared br service in the South Pgdfic. Be has recently re-

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:0 Wt. was without a remem- vo: llid friends were

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i rest assured of the cop of the reel- leri _e : were presented y n: on ietmap morning m e artistically decorated Christmas bees. The menu for the Christmas dinner received most Iareful attention and a delicious dinner: was served, consisting of the but»! .0011 timings-turkey, goose, ou: ve tables. cranberry nun um p ding and rninCtr pie. A most generous supply of candy, ice cream and assorted fruits, apples, oranges, grapcs and bananas, added to the enjoyment of these days. For these dclicncics we are de ly grateful to the var- ious indivi uni: and flnns whose kindy contributed to our Christ- maslfestivlties.

MacFADYEN — lllacLllAN. ~ A wedding of particular interest to their many friends far and near was solemnized on October Ill, 1945, between Dirigw Keith Macl-‘ad-

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bride's parents Mr. and Mrs C _ don lilncLean at thc hOllil‘ of a oclock. The ceremony under a

decorated archway was parrormed in thc presence of im- mediate relatives and friends. The bride was escorted to the archway on he enm of her father, with Miss Pauline MacLean, sister w of the bride. as bridesmaid. Mr. Lric Mac-

roses. mauve dress with accessories match ihcludi a cox-sage of dyei- . Fol owing the wed ing a bountiful}, Wat-icing“ M was mowed e r y- ve gue na- yembled in the dining-room which was diiintlv arranged with wedding bells and iiimmings. The three tier

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WEDNESDAY

- T0 RESUME TEACIIINGP-Fiight Lieutenant J.F.W. MscCalium. R C.A F . has returned to civilian life and will resume as acting Prin- cipal of Queen Square School here when the school reopens after the holidays.

FLOWERS FROM OVERSEAS — Mrs. w.w MacRae. New London. fcceived on Christmas eve a, bou- uuet of flowers from her daumhter. Opl. Marion MacRae. CW.A C., Army of occupation overseas.

-—T0 TAKE COURSE - Mr. Lawson Cotton of the staff cl the Ideal Dairy, Summerslde, has left for Guelph, Ont., where he will take a dairy short course n’ the Ontario Agricultural College there. He will be away three montbs.—S.

-ARRIVES OVERSEAS - Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Corns-y. Summer- side have received a cablrgram from their dauciiter. Mrs John Cozens advising them that she has arrived safelv in England and was met M Liverpool bv her husband»-

A native of Charlottetown and veteran of the 1st Canadian Con- tingent in Wc-rld War I in which he served in the ranks as a Sig- Gen. Weeks is now ll charge of planning the interim and Dermanent. forces at Ottawa. At the close cf World War 2. he was administralivc chief at Canadian Military headquarters iii I/andcn. He is meiiiluiicd as: a lik-glv 5m:- ccssor lo General Walford as Ad. iutantGencral,

_—RETURNS TO DUTY _ Major Leith R. Crue, D.A.Q.M.G., attach- ed to Headquarters Staff of Mili- tary District Nn. l0 at Winnipeg and who has been honic on fur- lnblilll during Christmas week rf~ turned to Winnipeg lust Wednes- rlaY- He was accompanied bv hs daughser Connie who is enterlig the Wnnipeg General Hospital the triiiriiiig staff.—S.

T0 BE BURIED HERE — Woril has been received by Mr. John M. Flynn, 120 King Street, City‘, of the death in Syracuse, N. Y., on Saturday of his brother, Joseph

Flynn. The late Mr. Flynn wa il years of aze and unmarriuil 1

H!‘ left Charlottctourn in 19ll an returned for a brief visit in 19 nftcr having served in the Can- adian Army overseas. Besides M . John M. Flynn, the late Mr. Flyn is survived by three sisters. Mm Ray Fredcricks, Boston. Mass-t and the Misses Georgie and Flor- em-c in Charlottetown. The rc-l mains will arrive in the City vhls evcning.

JOINS EXTENSIDN DEPAITJ MINT — Mr. Leo P. McIsaac hul been appointed to the staff of the Extension Department cf Si. Dun- staifs University. An R.C.A.I“. veteran. Mr. Mcisanc recently, completed with ‘distinction a course. at the Cooperative Training ‘School in Toronto. As an Extension‘ worker, he will devote his time‘ co the promotion of adult educa- tion among farmers of the Pro- Beginning his work the first of the NewvYeeif. he will carry on. along with his other du- ties, the ma gement cf the Farm Forum for gins ldwfld Illlllfi which was Pieviously oerrlcd on by Dr. J. T. Croteau.

MANY ATTEND DANCIS One of fihc most successful dance: to be held at ‘The Cbsrloinetovvn bimnpy YQIJSWBSIIBIIIUINGW. Year's Eve with the Downtowners orciwstva impala-in nude. Over soo people unloved a chicken dinner. supplied by a staff which. from tihie cooks to the waitresses. Ifuncbioned like clockwork. The |dcnce lasted from l0 Dan. Monday niitht midi z o'clock vesterdcv morn- cd ti;

z. Lmve crowds a dinner and dance held at ilhe (Hub.

—SUFI-‘ERS ACCIDENT OVER»- 8SAS—-Friends in Summersldc will

' regret to learn that Lieut. (Nurs-

ing Sister) Martha Nicholson re- cent-Ly aulfered a broken neck in an accident in England. No de- tails of the accident have been received. After having seen two years of service, most of it on the continent, she had just returned to England on her w:y to Canada and was expected home shortly. She will not arrive now till the spring. She is e daughter cf Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Nicholson of Sum-

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HOLIDAY WAS QUIET -- The New Year holiday season peued off in the Oltv without any serious accidents of any kind and with the citizens maintainim: their usual sobrlctv. Police officials said drunk- enness was conspicuous by its ab- sence and there were no fires tc mar the bolidav happiness of any citv dweller. Mimv crowded the various hotels and dancing places for their New Year's entertainment while others ushered in the New Year by attending thc theatre shows which opened at midnight Monday nin a.

TALKS WITII HOME FOLKS ... Harry Weltcn of High Bank, who recently discharged from the .86. and who at present l: I-Iiii Hospital.

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Eve of speaking on the icic- . Walton's parents. _ and Mrs. John W. MacLean n! Hi h Bank PEI. for the first ti c since his arrival home from ov rsciis on ILM CS "Lady Nel- " November 5th. Harry, who been overseas for nearly two a half y-c-ars has seen action in France, Belgium. Holland and G rmany and was in the latter on V Day. Hrs. Welton i: at present re lding in Halifax. (Patriot please C y.)

‘roman/ii. AT. LOT o: - ‘rm f ncral of thc late George Everett cDonairi of North Wiltshlre was h id on Friday mornin D .. 28th. n Si. Anne's Church, t 66, the quiom Mas: being celebrated by t e Pastor, Rev. L Ayers. The neral was largely’ attended dc:-

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who was assisted in cutting by Mrs. fibroid I-leartz. Those who assisted n serving were Mrs. Arthur Af- fleck. Mrs. Wilmot Large. Mrs. Robbie MacKinnon. Mrs. P, .. Ptoude. The room's gift to the I e was a neck ace of pearls with “ecrrim: to match. The bride and

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It a ' I mchcn contripto the New finance s»? the I gm reside at Meedowygm (3113:: i: a prclpdcul

unfavorable road con- liis

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Stephen in Toronto, overseas, Pfe. Louis in service in NS, Russell lnd Leonard at home. ‘The four sisters u; Mn. Jowph It‘. Johnston, Jean, Tern: and

rcdccelecd him uvércl yeer: ego.

e- pallbearers were hi: three brotherz. Mlllrlcn, Pie. Lcui: 1nd Rune", hi: rcther-in-ievv, Pic- J. I. Jchnucn, cl: llcbennld and All!!! Olcfl

Miss Beatrice Cameron of Mount Stewart has been appointed teach- er of the school at Maple Hills- the city's emergency homing pro- ject at the Charlottetown Air- port — it was announced yester- day. She has had eight veers teach- ing experience.

HOME FROM MEXICO - Mr. L. W. Roper of the Dominion De- partment of Agriculture, Charlotte- town, spent New Year's with liis family in Souris after having just returned from Mexico. Accom- gicnied by Mr. E. A. Wheaten of

oncton, Mr. Roper had left last month with 22 car loads of grade dairy cattle for Gaudaljara, Mexico. All cattle arrived in good coiidi- tlon having their number added 1c by the birth.of 35 calves en route.

Col. Andrew. Charlottetown. c-rg- mined the military training oen- tre at Bean Grove from its open- ini! in Scptember. 1940. until 1942 when he was gist/ed to command the tary depot at Halifax, when M D. 6 men are now being denobfllzed.

In World War I. Col Andrew served with the 6th and 5th Can- adian Mounted Rifles and rose to commissioned rank on the field. H0 was thrice wounded and was award- ed the Military Medal while serv- inz in the ranks.

He was later in command of the Prince Edward Island Light Horse. frcm 1930 till i935.

—TRAVERS Tsnawp WI-‘erns and white carnations farmed the bwkeroimd at. st. Augustine's Church. Lethbrldse. Alta. on Mon- day. December i7. when Elsi: Mary Shand. only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W B Shand. Letlibridgc. be- came tihe bride of Erskine mam Travers son of Malor and Mrs. V.T. Travers of Summeisld-e. PE I. Rev Leslie L Grant officiated at the ceremony. Given in marriage bl’ he!‘ fllthflr. the bride wore a per- 1011 flown of ivory satin. Completing her ensemble shc wore a Juliet cap °l' "lliifihllli! satin with an embroid- ered chapel veil and carried n. pram book which my “domed wi-h babv mums and white satin “mm”! M155 Merv Travers. OOH-MHZ of the groom. as bridesmaid W!“ Rowned in green brociided silk With‘ a matchinc Julie; cap Sh, 2i.‘:.£°ti'§z:;£'£'§.ms* gr“-

r Douglas Johnson. cousin o: bride. Mk‘. Kenneth ‘Travers "is m. Wm. Mills ilshered bhc guests, On n d d a

* ‘"1 F9 M ten veterans fiiom overseas arrived in the Pro- vn" Monday evenlm: in tiinc mi- many 0f them to spend their first New Y9"! B! home in six vear: Two officials of the City ‘canal ltirl‘!!! Legion branch and one from

e Summer-side branch met the train at Bordon. Forty-six of the ""3" 801 off at Summersidc with several others getting off at in. termedi

Me points between the western capital and Charlotte. own. The 00 men who arrived in

llhe City were met at the station b!’ representatives of the Citizens‘ Reception Committee and thc bend of the l'lili Armoured Itcgi- merit and escorted to the Leizion Home where refreshments were served them and their relatives by member: of the Women‘: Auxiliary. Those veterans whose homes were in the country and who could not reecbflhem Monday night wore furnished accommodations zit the Queen Hotel and other places.

More than 500 peo le from all walks of “ieJMd t eir re: ecta to lieutenant overnor J. A. ern- erd and Mrs. Bernard at Govern- ment House yesterday. During the receiving ceremonies. the Gov- ennor and Mrs. Bernard were lupported by the Governor's aides. dc-cemps, LieuL-Colonel S. P18113118. MM. ED: squadron Leader Charles H. Trainor‘ and Lieut. Robert MlcMlllan, bro. and Bar. The Governor's private secretary, Dr. J. A. MacMillan was also in the receiving line.

Mrs. H. L. Palmer and Mrs, ,1. A. Mecllillan were the usher: while Mrs. Mark McGuigan and Mrs. A. l}. Arsenault cured. Serv-

ing were Mrs. R. . Bell, Mrs. W. It. Cruikshnnks. Mrs Alhan Farmer, Mrs Gilbert Gmiriet,

Mrs. R. S. P. Jardine. Mrs. E. ‘M. Malone, Mrs. J. J. Morris. Mrs. T. l. MucLennan, Mrs. Frank MlcPhce and Mrs. George Tweedy. Among the prominent caller: at the Governor's reception were H‘: Excellency, thc Moat Reverend James Boyle, Bishop of Charlotte- town; Premier J. Walter Jones and members of his cabinet; and the judges of the Supreme and County Courts, as-well u the clergymen of the various city churches. Music during the reception was furnished by Al Blanchard and Alfred McKearney. Between three and four hundred eople called at the Bishop's alace yesterday afternoon to pay their respects to Ills Excellency. the Moat Reverend James Boyle. Bishop of Charlottetown. At the rece tion, which was hcld between the curs of three and fivc o'clock, His Excellency was assisted by thc Rev. J. W cCardle Rev. L A. Dougan, Rev K C. MacMillan, and the Rev. P 1" McDonald

HONOR. ROLL UNVEILED --'!‘he North Tryon Presbyterian Church was filled Sunday afternoon on the occasion of thc unveiling cf en honor roll with the names in- scribed of the men who enlisted from the congregation to serve King and Country. The Rev. Cher- les Carneizy of the Presbyterian Church, Summerside conducted the service and dedicated the honor roll. The following program was carried out. Hymn. O God Our Help in Ages Past we: sung. The unveiling of the honor rcli by Mrs. Themes Dawson who had three son: in the services. while Mr. Alfred Cairn: e veteran World Wars One and Two reed the roll cell of twenty names-one of whom id the mpreme sacri- fice. .A m nuts’: cllence we: ob- served in honor of our heroic deed. after which the honor roll was dedicated. The hymn "Sometime We'll Understand!’ we: very feel- liigly rendered by the Choir. The Scripturg leuon we: road by Mia: Mary A. lhcKencie, deacon!!! Prayer we: offered by Rev. Cher- lea Cernegy :.nd.tbc hymn "but We Forget" we: sung. A solo "Sun- rise" was beautifully rendered by Mrl. William Forbes of Summer- iiide. The Rev. Cherie: Cni-riegy preached an uble and appropriate lermcn. "O Our Help in Age: Put" we: aung followed by the National Anthem. The benediction brought e very irnpreuive service to I clone. The congregation we: honored by thc presence of n num-

r cf vetemi: from World War:

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THURSDAY

sin? SAlLp - rne s S. Meagle lefl- Gfiflrlellbwn yesterday morn- ing for Bt- John's. Nfld., with n cargo c! “We end farm produce. Most of Elie cattle and : greater part of the general cargo were consigned by Mr. Wellington Mc- Neill. Chsrlottetown.

155T}! ANNIVERSARY — Con- gratulations are beln extended to Mr. and Mrs C. He: ert Poole, of Monti: ue, who celebrate their élefty-f tl-i wedding anniversary t0- y.

Dr. E. L Theme and Mrs. Thorne who spent New Year's with Mrs. Thorneb mother, Mrs. J. H. Hill, City, left yesterday morning for Calgary. Dr. Thorne hld Just received his release from the B. c. A l". and has accepted e position in Calgary.

TO BE MARRIED AT BASIL- ICA - The marriage of Miss Yvonne Zakem. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Zakem of this city. to Staff-Sgt. June: II-nddad of‘ Montreal. will take place Sat- urday at l0 AM. in st. Dink stuns Basilica.

HAS SIGHT RESIOIED -- Mr. Warren MacDonald. fornieriv of Kingsbcro. who has spent the last 40 years in Manitoba. returned to the Province some time ago to enter the P E. Island Hospital for an operation on liis eyes. Suf- fering from cataracts, Mr. Mac- Donald was totally blind. Yes- terday, he returned tn the home of his brother, Mr. George Mac- Donald. Kingsboro. after having 11H" Operated upon successfully at the HOQpiLfli.

Mrs. Sarah Jane Irving, ‘l7. nat- lve of Kingston, P. E. I.. and a rmident of Rnelindale. Mass. for the mist 25 years. died Nov. 22nd. 1945. after n lingering illness at; thc iiomc of hei‘ daughter. Mrs. Fred Strickland.

She leaves to mourn two daugh- ters. Mrs. Philip Bath of Roslin- dlile. and Mm. Walter Weitgel cf CPIIISBOII, R. 1.; also two 373ml. chltldrm. Joyce Weitgei and Jane Bat.

The funeral services which vivere held at the Folsom Funeral Home, were largely attended, with Rev. James O. Eskrldge. her pastor, of. ficiatipg. Burial at Blue Hill cem- etery. Bralntree. Mass.

was KNOWN nuns __ “mi-u has been rcccivcd by Ml‘. and Mrs. Henry J. Cailbeck of St. Avard-i of the death in Quebec City Narcisse Sevoie. deputy Minister of Agriculture for the Province of Quebec. During the summer of l9- ll he worked at the Charlottetown Experimental Station as asvstarit to the Superintendent and made many friends who will be sorry to hear of hi: death. Since that time he ha: visited the Province on lev- erel occaslcnl.

RESUMES BUSINESS HERE — Mr. J. T. (Tomi Davies. city. has resin-nod his business connection with McColl-Frontennc Oil Com- pany after sevenl years abeence with the Canadian Army over- sees. lie will have charge of the Red Indian Station located on Greet George Street. His many friends will welcome his return to the business life of the commun- ity. Mr. Davies served overseas with I-n armoured mgiment and later filled several appointments 1161M to the rank cf Major.

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-I-N Monti?“ - Di‘. and Mrs. lilark Delaney, Suminerside, have received a wire from thmir daughter, Mrs. I.M. Stevenson advising that she has arrived safely in Montreal by air, accompanied by her little son, Allan. Mrs. Stov- enscn madc the tri to meet hcr husband, _F'li. Lt. .M. Stevenson who has just returned from ovcr- seas. He plans to enroll \t the McGill school of dentistry-S

—ST. LOUIS BOYS RETURN _ Dr. Wilbert and Prank Shea. sous of F. J. Shea, Si. Louis, returned last week from military servcla with the Canadian Army in con- tinental Europe. Dr. Wilbert wng with the 21st Medical Corps in France, Belgium, Holland Ind Ger- many. Frank did duty on the Mediterranean front of the Italian campaign thence to France and a- long to Germany. Dr. Wilbert pro- poses to become l medical prec- ‘tltloner in thi: province. K.

—S'I‘UDENTS ENTERTAINID - Miss Evelyn Walker and her brc- ther, Mr. George Walker, who are spending the holidays at their homo in Summerside werc guests :.f hon- or last week at a party given by Mia: Jenn IlcFadyen at her hcme on Green Street. During the even- ing an observation game, contests and lllmtreted proverbs caused grcat enthusiasm and added much to the gaiety of the occasion. Prizes were awarded to the win- ning teaml. Rcfredhment: xvere served by the hostess in her usual efficient mariner. :::i:tcd by Mrs. Ernest Walker. A Jolly evening we: brought to a clone by c hearty :in song and "For She's a Jolly Goo Fellow." with Mn. (Din) Call- beck at the piano-S