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Personals

Hlflds of Mrs. Niel Mtflalun. Brackley Beach will regret to team

‘IIANSPOBTATQON art-snug foi fishing parties. picnics, etc, _Phone 1050.7.

lit. J. I’. Hill-Al‘! attics will lse closed until June so,

fills. cums caka eels loi- mana today satus-dgy,

flu s» a l. nuns-nus. Illll I100! ll Ollltbll OhllICh 0h Thursday. Juls 1o.

Ill’. 00s. W. W. IIID will meek on Rod Oross Swimming and Water Safety over C. P. C. Y. m. nfsht at 6.80 p. m.

TRYON UNITED OIIJCUIT Ser- vices for Sunday, June M: Cape Traverse ll a, n1; ‘rt-yon a p_ m; Qflliaud 7.80 p. in.; Rev. J. A. Jarcline, Minister.

ISLAND CONNECTOR SAILS— -The "Island Connector" left pqg-t yesterday evening with a cargo of horses. cattle. and farm produce

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{Kitties o: the Provinces. Both m island‘. both are srutlv de- nrjpmt on the fishing industry

she bu entered the P. E. l. hos. pital for treatment.

for Newfoundland.

YORK UNITED CHARGE. Rev.

and hoth are in tbs same geo-

. Mir. and Mrs. V.T Douctteanri aphivl] area. - e J. A. Nicholson, minister. Ser- if»; w“ lbgglulgly flank with mhfimdmkvfclfifiiivn. Mass, are vices Sunday: 11 a. m. baptismal "3 n harlmmiowfl- the service at Central Church: 2.30

Mr. Bmaiiwood in our correspon- dems," m. MacNeught explained. -t pointed out both the adven- tgge! and lie disadvantages of (jnnfederation. On the whole. n I told him. I feel that. our Prov- tht-e benefited from coming into the Union. I wroto him of tho mange from narrow-guage to standard guago on our P151. rail- ways: of construction of terminals md ferries either directly by or subsidized by the Government; snd of the various services we hsvs obtained by becoming part cf the Federal Union.

"I also pointed out possible da-

gueats of Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Ander.

‘on. “mm” sage" York (note thehour); 7.30 Brack-

iey. Rev. Dr. Rice and Mr. Keiz- er. Conference report.

Mr. Bruce MaoLean, Long Creek. and Mrs. George MacEachern, lnlingwood have left for Dawson,

SLIGHT ACCIDENT -— There. was a alight car itocident at the‘ Market Square yesterday afternoon.

when one car bumped another car-i

ghich wastpatad in front of it, ama in h b r d - spending the weekend with her iiamtgpige oef riff: ptsltggagrcir; efii-l wit!!!" in ROCKY Point. N111‘. and |dtvmaging tthe two front fenders Mrs. Angus Macilschern. She was ‘and mdiajm- or the other No one accompanied by Mrs. J. Beck, rwas injured.

Dartmouth. also Mitts Elia Walk- er. Halifax. i izzeoar Islumlvaoua ~ The statement in Tuesday's Guardian

wigs Anna MacEachern of Haif- fax has flamed by plane after

advantages in reqzect of the New- '_ ‘i _ .312. as. “iii"'t..‘t't’.'.‘i‘.ii'f.ii' .222; “as:

MacNsught said.

External Affairs officials await- ing the Newfoundland delegation said the Atlantic island is faced vitth four choices. They are

ti) Continuation of the "Com- mission Government" which meme s status comparable to that of a Crown Colony.

m Return to responsible gov- srnmant which Newfoundland op- erated under until its finances became a hopeless muddle and United Kingdom suthortties had to be called ‘an to straighten met-

froan a conviction under the Pro- thi/bition Act was. erroneous. 1W1‘. Gallant was never been involved in any breach of the Prohibition Act for the sale of intoxicating liquor.

Quebec to attend the wedding of his son Raymond Haslam to Miss Daphne Moore, of McMasterviile, which takes place there on June 28. Mr. Haslam will return with the bridal party who will spend their honeymoon in this Province.

SPECIAL service in New Glas- gow Christian church Sunday eve- ning June 22nd. at 7.30 p. m. ‘The new organ recently installed will be dedicated. This organ has been presented to the church by Mr. Frank Orr of San Diego. Cal, in memory of his parents. Mr. Char-

6 Divorces Are Granted

m‘ Wt‘ les Dlckieson cousin of Mr Orr may‘ 251:“ °"““ " ' _ r Divinity Student ‘of the Univer-I mt "m" Mam - :;::..:..T;,::;:: .;.*::..i"%::%;

"W59?- Wedtllei-dflyh and yesterday's firmer before the Supreme Court, Divorce Court met and jtidg- ments absolute were pmnounged, 1h thd IOHOWIng gaaeg; 307W Hwper. plaintiff. versus John Nelson Dawson Hooper and THUG MacLeodL/defasttdahts; Nor- man MacMtllan, ptttihttrrfmtrstsusi Goldie Irene MaoMLilam. defend- Mit: "Lucinda Brown, plaintiff, ver- sus J. Stanley Brown and Beatrice Weill. defendants; Mary Lavinia“

Stairs. which at present has 1 90- jfiiil‘ lease on certain naval and lil bases there.

.\lr. smaliwood is om of tlss group partial to union with Cali- aria. l-le feels that if the Dominion trill comply with most of the Newfoundland delegations re- quests little will stand in the wry oi Ooniedefltlflll.

Mr. MacNiaught said today he felt union of Newfoundland with Canada would result in very real NllefitS to Prince Edward Island. it would mean the removal of annoying restrictions on inter- Island trade, and a boost to the already large volume of agricul- tural exports sent from the Island to Newfoundland.

_ ..__-.______.____.______ Too Late To Clasify it..." ssh}: --1aas roniTsiBKiv lair condition. Apply 22 Union Itrest or phone “NJ.

ios and quartcttes.

GUERNSEY BREEDERS MEET —The annual meeting of the,

Prince eBdward Island Guernsey Breeders’ Association was held last of

evening in the Department Agrlculturtzwbiiilding. TiTti"

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47-48: llarold Laird (President); Guy Rodd. (Vice-President); JR. Carr (Secretary); Directors. Har- rison Green. Gordon Krewys.

Jean IJund. Plaintiff. versus George Anthony Lund and Elizabeth E. MacBean. ilefendanis; Athol liter-i bort Worth. ptaintiff, versus Alma Margaret Worth, defendant, and; Jean Dorothy Davis, defendant to counter clnbn; and William Lloyd Ciow, plaintiff. versus Jean Clow and Jack Heaiy, defendants. Judgments nisi were awarded in the following cases: John Alfred Myers. plaintiff, versus Marjorie! I

LEAVE FOR OTTAWM —- Pre-mler J. Welter Jones and lvlt-si Jones, accompanied by their daughter, Helen, left by plane yes- terday afternoon for Ottawa. Both the Premier and Mrs. Jones will be absent from the Province for more than a week as, next Saturday, Mrs. Jones is to play the chief role at Sorei, P.Q., in the christenizizof the new car ferry. “Abezw@1t-" In the meantime. the Hon. GJ-l. Bar- bour will be acting Premier.

APPEAL CASES ADJOURNED --' Th Prohibition appear case 0f. 1,10 d Hillier was adiourned Yes-| terday until June 00 for further,

Eleanor Myct-s and Curtis itleian- lon. defendants; and Frances Mary Duncan, plaintiff. versus Gordon Wilfred Duncan and Matrlima Gal- lant, defendants,

The case of William Everett Jan- kins, plaintiff, versus Edna Wealthy Jenkins, Edward Chappeil, and Usie lcGufI. defendants. was dis- missed.

The ncxt itcarirtg of the Divorce Court will be on Jan. 15 ncxt.

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J,A. MacDonald. K11, for the appellant. For the lime "AW" the appeal or Haber McVfttie from, a conviction for drunken will"! was also adjourned to June 30. Q_R_ Holmes KO" appeared for the respondent Ind RR. Built: K.C., for the ED991151“. Ml M15‘ tice MR. Mr-Glliian Dresidfld 8t both hearings.

VISITOR ENTB-RTAINED - ltlrs. L. W. Saunders was hostess at the tea hour on Friday, hon- ming her cousin, Mrs. (Rev) Donald Campbell of Saskatoon. who, for the past month. has been Lpieasantly rsnewinK 0111 friend‘

, the welcome guest of her sister and brothers. Luster in the month, Mrs. Campbell W111 be 3°"'*' ed by her son, Dr. James GIMP‘ bell o! Saskatoon, who, after a short visit will accompany his mother home. As this ts Dr. Campbell's first visit to his par- ants birthplace, a cordial Welflflmi awaits him.

ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS-r A total of 720 students have sis- nified their intention of writing the matriculation examinations to Prince of Wales ODUIBI. i! W" jggfned yesterday. Writing will ism... June 28 and amulud ‘June . Only Grade Ten pupils ‘will write the examin tione th-il

peered for the

MAIBIAGEI

MacLEAN-MMINNIH -— At the First Baptist Clash-oh Parsonage, Muticiui, N. 3., an June 3rd, 1947, bl’ Rev. i. J. Levy, Caithetritne Paul- i" Milli-Net otf Cornwall. P. I}. L. t» John Macfnnis, of Charlotte- town,

srizivaivi‘ - KEEPING-ht Trin- lli" Vnited Church, Charlottetown. "it Wednesday, June tsth. 1941, by R" T. G. I-lodgson, Olive N.l-Ill Ksrntntz to William Ross Stewart. Pith of Charlottetown.

%..__________________.__ MAFLEOD - Mary Cameron 1H Maiden Mass, Sept. 22, 1M7. Com- mitlat service will so held at l-larts- ViiiP Ogmqgq-y, an“ ‘| 1M1 i! B. P- M. rlelattves and friend; invited- liittfilfis — At the Prince Coun- ty itospttai. June 80th. Irena Hil- Im-i. age 6 yrs., daughter of Mr. ‘um Mrs. Alfred Hilsitu. Km- linston. runsrsi notice‘ will

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OPTOMETRISTS

UNDIRTAKER Yuspccillilld in the fit- i tar From i062 to 1 inclusive iMlM-Mil ting of slams for the ‘and! Nine avails We" Wmiiisdi

g m. correction of ocular de- '1° "i" °“ “h” W" “"""d m’

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North Iitehiro facts.“ '1"..'Itk§u'::.it':: tiitfit.“ ‘lghilytilrac-

tice has been abolished. The num- - ber writing this ycar t: BPDYBKI- Iinateiy the snmc as in 1941. ‘M Jan yggr Grade Ten only wrotml

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~ Grade’ Eleven Lelztami-natlonfi wit: H, l same ml I ,'fi:o1rtn.agu:? ‘tsourig, Kinkora and V A" "Omblté of Knights of Pytitius are requested to meet '5“"""m““' ‘ '9 "is Qsntssl hylstian Church at L45 today to attend tits ‘m’, L0G“, gouge",

Harry Williams. MEETING- The Anglican Young;

iunsrel at eas- lets brother J.

ERNEST H. LORD Chancellor-Commander

People's Association Local Cotin-i t-li met in Bl. Paul's Parish flail, Cltorioitteown on Thursdur- Jtuw 19 to discuss plans for the Confer- ence to be held at Orapaud, Aug. Q s

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An event of much ieosl interest

Mk aim in ‘rrihtty United]

Church. Charlottetown on Wis. r-whv afternoon, June ma. when Otlve Merle. vounssr ssushm of Dr. and Mrs. B. C. Keeping was united in marriage Roar. elder son of bk. and l", M. C. Stewart, both of this Olly,

The ceremony was performed N‘ Rev. '1‘. G. Hodgson, M. L. Ph- D-. o! ntsay United Church, uncle oi’ the bride. insisted by the mmister. Rev. T. E. Mclsennan.

The church was tastefully d9. corated with apple blossoms licacs and lilies of the valley. '

The bride. looking youthful and lflvely. in a gown of white setin with yoke and overskirt of net and heart shaped headdress with flowing veil, entered the church on the arm of lter father. to the strains of Loitengt-inkst Wedding March played by Prof. A. Roy Kendall, A.R..C.O., church organ- ist. She carried a beautiful bou- quet of shell pink cat-nations and iiiies of the valley and was ac- companied by her sister, Mics Dorothy Keeping, as maid of hon- or and Miss Helen Stewart, sister of the groom, as bridesmaid. These both looked very charming in floor length dresses of powder blue silk crepe with picture hats and mitts in pastel shades of blue and pink and carried 01d fashion- ed nosegays with matching rib- bon.

The bride's mother wore a dress of dove grey silk crepe and set of matched silver fox furs. Tile deep red colour of her dress and bat. trimmings was repeated in her corsage of carnations.

The groom's mother wore a dress of flowered shell pink crepe with matching hat, a marked platinum fox fur and black ac- cessories. Her corsage was pink roses.

During the signing o-f the reg- ister, Miss Pauline Simmonds, Lic.

Mus, delighted the audience with,

her rendering of Grieg’s "I Love You."

Mr. Allison MacRae, as best man and Messrs. Elmer Mclsaac. Lawrence Ramsay, Brian Cudmore and Fred Kelzer, as ushers. car- ried otxt their duties efficiently at the church and at. the recep- tion at the Queen Hotel.

The happy couple left later on a trip by car through the Mari- times_ amid showers of confetti and best wishes o! their many friends. For travelling the bride chose a suit of powder blue with '~tatcliing hat and corsage of pint: roses, and carried a B8B o-f hind tooled leather, one of the many beautiful wedding gifts She had received.

They will reside in Charlotte- town until the fall when they will live in Halifax ivhlle the bride- groom continues his studies as a ntedical student at Dalhuusic- The bride is a graduate in sew"! o: Acadia and a member of the

" staff-of Prince of Wales College. Jiipllircctors were electedibr. 1.9;. rw

tt..t;tt.t.t...t Froin Calgary

Mr. and Ma. J. J. Buwien of Cal- gary, Alta., are visiting the Island on a ten-day business and pleasure trip. Mr, Bowlen, rwtho is a native o! Cardigan, P.E.I. left ithi§ l-Ptrovlncc for the West in 1892, where for the past 40 years he has been success- fully engaged in ranching and farming. He is the possessor of 6,- 500 acres of fzftim land and holds a lease on 46,000 acres of land for horse-raising purposes. At one time he owned the biggest horse ranch in the province of Alberta.

In 1914 Mr. Bowlen was Liberal

Soutth Battieford. Sacks and in i917 tmoved to Calgary. where in 1930 he was nominated for ‘the Provincial House for the City of Calgary, which he held for four- teen yeara, three of which he WM leader of the Liberal party. ' Mr, Bowlen is s. member of (the Board of Governors for tthe C.B.C. representing Alberta, §askatche- wan and Manitoba. and told a

Guardian representatlveyesterday ofiatcd by Reverend K. MctMllan Doug“,

the high esteem which ‘ts held by

this Board of Governors for Dr. G-i

to William ‘

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leslsay Friday

The junior ciosinfat Noll-a Dams thvedmv wok pica yesterday burning. Many parents and friends. Mined the happy children in cei- ebratlng the event. i i The arrangement of m, pup“; ll "W! Iflfied the nutter-mi; vie-I itors was indeed a pleasing sight, The four senior grades forming: "i! W!" Mve were in navy otue chss uniform with white ties,

‘Iihe inner mws of intcrmediates,

wore tirioils pastel grades,

duct: Jim!" Nuns and Helen Patricia]

song and drill:

who formed their nusniier with rhythm and fun.

In contrast to the previous hum. ber, pupils of Grades 2 and 3 Pair; tomiined and sang a devout ttttief hymn: "0 Child Divine" with Ruth Bruit sweetly impersonating

,6 enjoyed auctioning their school chums. Grade. '1 Patricza Wynne gsold the class to the highest bid-- Idcr “M\derat!on" A patriotic song git-as sung by the entire student

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} PPYhflPB- the most interesting mart of the program was a physical gfitness demonstration by a group iof girls of Grade 8 who Wlih myth- tmic precision performed such gym- Inastics us: thythmic jumps, baud land neck exercise, lateral trunk lexercise and various others, This ipracttcal number ended with the girls gully dancing "The Irish Lilt " A sucw-ssftil course in phys-

"t iical cdutatiori was taught through-

iout the grades at Notre Dame dur- ring the past year and was fully ‘enjoyed by the pupils,

The senior students gave a fine choral version of the poems "Suc- Ce-ES" and "Our Flag" Choral

speaking is a type ol elocution be-‘

coming popular in" the cioss-rcom. The harmonious renderih; of the alcove recitmtons was appreciated. After the presentation of certif- iicates and prizes, Reverend Father McMahon, D D congratulated the students and wished them happy and joyous holiday The program concluded with the school hymn "Our Lady 0f Notre Dame” and the National Anthem. t The audionte were greatly inter- jested in the artistic display of Jree-hand original drawings of "ac- ‘tion and scenery" and in the var- ious-articlcs 0f hand-tools": leather made Utnd designed by the art stu- _dents ni the Academy. Fine pieces

Iof plairi- and fartcy needlework [were also on exhibit. PRIZE LIST

Grade IX

Prim for Christian Doctrine don- tated by His Excellency, Most Rev- erend James Boyle, D.D. awarded to Mary Creighan.

Prize for Highest Aggregate don- ated by Reverend Dr. McMahon, awarded to Mar-y Creighan.

Prize for Second Highest Aggre- gate donated by Reverend W.J. McCard-e awarded to Justina Neal- ls.

Prize ior improvement donated ‘l0 Grades IX and X by Ml‘. How- ,nrd Mcfnnifi, awarded to Janet Mc- ‘Donald. | Prizes for Latin in Grades VIII {and IX awarded to Janet McCal- lum and Barbara Walsh i Prize for Sewing wwardod to iLorna Noonan.

i Prize for Art drawn by Doris ‘Walsh '

l Prize for Punctullity pertinent donated by

s nd De- Reverend

, GR. H lfllG-i K-C-t up‘ aviden“ ° ' candidate for uhe Federal seat of ‘Mother superb" equally merited

‘by Doris nuhh and Elizabeth Dunn awarded .10 Elizabeth Dun-n. i

Prise for Class Spirit equally imerited by Peggy Bhlnazan and, Ena Marjorie Murphy draws by IPv8!!! shsnahan. '

Grade VIII , Prize for Christian Doctilrte don-

cwarded to Florence CelieZhBu. Prize for Highest Aggregate duti-

p. Steel, M.A., can, of this citynnted by Reverend Louis Doug-in‘

who is also a member o-f this board. |

Mr. and Mrs. Bowie-n will spend, a fe-w days visiting friends and! relative; of Mr. Bowlcn on the Is- land, imltsditng three sisters. Mn. Jothn Wiener of Charlottetown. Mm, John Curiey. Vemon River, Mrs. James Wight, Sturgeon. and a nephew. Rev. Pumeil WbOd at st.‘ Dunstmls University.

He was the guest of Mir. Robert Large, on a short tour around the

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sftlttjsifyeitleficlioiy ‘ilngvniiigfgnd will ixreni-flamegt~lawl" DD awarded 3 Fmleiillfl Q°I"'"l3_ 3 _F1‘Y°"°° Sir Rupert - Adele Clark - visit Station C.B.A. at Sackvlile, N.l ° S, fay ‘fcjnjt _! d _ Cllliiigtllilil. 4 Marion hype-n 5 5Chun-,ann_

B, m, his return trip, Pr” I“ H'g""°‘ 535m?" e o“ Doris Dunn. 6 Barbara “Fmh Song, Dedication-Elinor Mc-

“ed b5’ Revprmd Pam“ M“ Grade VII Belly sill-u“ NM-"tynfinald -R.obert Franz.

ill-Sept. 1. Those present warciM-Hhvfl- DD awarded in Bel-ill’ em Shaw‘

Rev. J. W. B. Nowe, Aiberton: 5mm!- _ Qmdg vr _ Patricia Wynne. graham-g, 5,1,,

Ross MacKcnzic. Summorside; Prize for Second Hlflhfli Aisitrc- Helm Patric,“ Macmnvfld. John Albumblau‘ _ Phyn“ T!" __ Grace Bryant and Marion Paake at!!! ‘donated by Reverend Keliiimi A‘y|,,,,rd_ Bhethoven,

of st. Peter's, Charlottetown: MCMWB" “Wild” i" "Wt" 5"“ Ccrtifirntes for ‘wrest Atlvrd- s r-t-tp to VifBiilil —Buzanne George Anderson. Beverley Van-i Prize for Pttnctuallty donated by an”. Jane, Mcgahum Justine palm" __ Em.” Newton lderatine and Mollie Lewis of Qt. Reverend Mother itipertm drawn New,‘ Mum, mm", Pptg-icin Wu“ m n” __Ml,._,, Hem

Paul's, Charlottetown. Study par- tods on Sunday School work, church music and draptatlcs were discussed. The last mentioned should prove very interesting and helpful to all A. Y. branches. A. Y. members are to visit the dif- ferent rural branches during Aus- ust with s, view of promoting in- terest in the Crttpaud Youth Centre. The neat meeting will he held in Summcrside on July l7, when final arrangements for the Conference will he made.

INVDNTIID THEBMDMETEI

The word Fahrenheit comes from Gabriel Daniel Fahrenheit, who invented the sneroury thermometer ll 111A-

awnrdea to Myra Murphy, t Prize tor Seccnd l-llghvst Aggro-v gate donated by Dr. C Dougan awarded to Faustina Contcl’. ' Prize for Sewing awarded to Marion HYIIOS. , Prize for Art drawn by lnrrain! MoCnrmnc. t

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Prize for Christian Doctrine don- ated by His Excellency, Must Rev-

ibynoreen- Shaw. Prize for Sewing atward=d to Dar- lene Gurney.

Grade V!

Prize for Christian Doctmie don- ated by Rev Pl" McDonald aw- arded to Helen Patricia McDonald.

Prize for Highest Aggregate don- ated by Reverend bouts Dnulln awarded to Patricia. Wynne».

Prize for Second Highest A318"- ‘gate donated by Reverend WJ McCardie awarded to l-{t-ien Pat- ricia MacDonald.

Prize for Application awarded t0 Joan Ayiward.

I theflI-lis Excellency, nfant Jesus of Prague. Then Gradeujames Boyie D D

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Jose lesion.

Pure t» an ss-shm u. Mary‘

Pr: tight.