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IN MEMORIAM

JOHN BEITIAM KNOX

Victoria and surrounding com- munities suffered I severe loss and many hearts were saddened through the untimely passing of John Bertram Knox following a tragic accident at the Charlotte- town Airport on July II.

He was born in the village of Victoria. Prnce Edward Island. October 10. 1910. the only child of James Knox and his wife Miss Mary Jackman, who passed away when John was just a very young lad. .

He grew up to yol-ml mall-h00d possessed of a fine personality of honesty and uprightness. and in the home was one of the most dutiful of sons. and a loving and de- voted husband. father. In the Uni- led Church of which he was I member his place was seldom va- rant and at all times he manifest- cd an interest in its advancement. in the community he was always ready tu lend a helping hand and .lake an active part in any good cause, When World War II broke out he gallantly offered his ser- vices for King and Cuunt.V SBWIHS merscas four years with the R C A

Upon his return he was Onlaled in the general store of Wright Bros., Victoria with his father'- iii-law, Mr. Miner MacNevin. until mree years ago when he Joined inc M. C. A. M. as Aero Engine Mechanic, later being transferred to M. C. A. receiving his engineers license, and where he had been employed up until the time of his passing. He was one of the inad- ing hockey stars of the one timi- famous Victoria Unions which W071 the Maritime Championship. is member of the Victoria Branch of Canadian Legioin. and Past Master of True Brothers Lodge A. F. and A. M. Crapaud.

His funeral which was held on July 19. at Victoria United Church it as largely attended by sorrowing ielatives and fricnds who had Come to pay a last tribute of respect to one who was held in Very high esteem. Services were conducted by Rev. R. H. Baxter of the church at Victoria. and Rev. Frank Mac- Lean pastor of Trinity U n i t e d Church, Charlottetown who preach- ed a very solemn and inspiring sermon. bringing a beautiful mes- sage of comfort and hope to the iereaved runes.

Hymns sung were 'Rock Of tges.” ”The Lord's My Shepherd.” and "Safe ln The Arms of Jesus." and a solo "Sometime We'll Under- stand" by Mr. Norman MacDon- ald, with Mrs. Allison Lea. or- ganist of the church, presiding over the music. At the graveside in the

hcautiful Crapaud Cemetery. the impressive Legion and Masonic services were carried out. the

Last Post being sounded by Bugler Chaisson.

The Pallbearers wcrc: Messrs Fred Osborne. Loman Cairns, Er- nest Wood. John MacAleer. Hillard Simpson and Bloyce Dunning. Left to mourn their loss is his sorrow- ing widow. the former Lillian Mac- Nevin. a young daughter. Cheryl. his father, Mr. James Knox be- sides a host of relatives and friends who will long cherish the memory of one who had endeared aimself in his many walks of life.

FLOWERS

Pillow Wife and daughter. wreaths

Dad.

Jean Scott and Brenda.

Muriel, Ralph and Pop.

Uncle Ken and Family. Boston.

Ladies' Auxiliary Canadian Leg- ion, Victoria.

Elaine and Keith Myers, Char- lntteiown.

Cecil Laura and Ernest Wood. Charlottetown.

Peter and Mildred Macliachern, Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Charlottetown.

Management and Staff M. C. A.. Charlottetown.

Maritime Airline Pilots Associa- tion. . M;C.A. Maintenance, Moncton. M.C.A. Personnel Organization.

Borden Myers.

Spray:

and Bernie LeBlanc. Moncton.

Central Royalty Women's insti- tute.

Florence. Loman Cairns. Charlottetown.

Keith and Gwen Taylor. lottetown.

Hilda and Bob Wright. Charlotte- town. . May MacQuarrle and Family, Victoria.

Bertha and Joe Trowsdaie. Cra- psud. ,

Florence and Stirling Macxsy. Charlottetown.

Pope and Bobby Beer. Char- lottetown.

Hazel and Bill Taylor. Charlotte- town.

Margaret and Lee Taylor, Ricr Point.

and Jackie

Char-

Cut Flowers .ionn and Blanche MacAleer. Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Jelly. Sum- merside.

Thelma and Newton Taylor. Rice Point.

Mr. and Mrs. Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Coughlin. Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Wesnuwakl. Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Anderson. Charlottetown. , .

Mr. and Mrs. Earl Carmody. Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Bryentoft. Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Erie Maexinnon. Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Reid. Char.- 'ottetown.

Mrs. Lincoln Wood and Ruth.

Maurice 0'Shes.

Charlottetown. - Mr. and Mrs. -.WandlIl Wood. mlglottetown

. and uh. n. It. celnploll. Charlottetown. p '

Alan

-A family re-union was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Barbour recently when members of their family gathered for an eve- ning together before their son. El- mer. returned to Toronto. Those present were: Mrs. Robert T. Hardy. Worcester. Mass. Mrs -Robert Hardy. New Bedford. Mrs. Erving Hardy, Eosebank, Mr. El- mer Barbour. Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon B-arbour and family, Montrose. Mr. and Mrs. Waldron Barbour and family. Alma. Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Barbour, Cole- man and Miss Norma Locke. South Kildare. The evening was spent in music and social chat and ice cream and cake was served.

Spirit Wins I As Giii Battles Ealie Ontario

By RICHARD K. TAYLOR Canadian Press Staff Writer

ABOARD TUG NED I-IANLAN. Toronto (CF)-Marilyn Bell, the first person to swim across Lake Ontario, was near collapse as the reached Ontario Thursday night. The 18-year-old schoolgirl was too exhausted to talk.

The stark drama of what the race cost the petite, I19-pound girl was lost to the thousands of spec- tators who jammed the beach on the far side of the breakwater where Marilyn ended her endur- ance test.

Mr. Leigh Donald. spent a week recently visiting his sister, Mrs. Freddie Turner and Mr. Turner, Winsloe. and other relatives and friends in Charlottetown.

Mr and Mrs. Lloyd Ci-ounse. Brooklyn, Mass. returned to their home on Sept. 7. after spending a couple of months visiting relatives in Alma and Tignish. They were accompanied by Mrs. Crnunse's sister. Mrs. Frank Ready, Tignish. who will spend a month visiting relatives in U. S. A.

Mr. and Mrs. Chester Murray kick-

and two children Lorna and l..eith,i II WHSY” "mu MWHYHI3 K1” 5;. Ekanors, spent 3 week rec.Ifrit-nd, Joan Cook. who had been ciitly visiting Mr. and Mrs. Donald 1” WU ilcfolllldiillylnil CIOFY. Jllmlled

less circlcs near the breakwater. about 50 yards from shore. She appeared dazed; near the breaking point of exhaustion.

The Ned llanlan followed a few yards behind the blonde swimmer on hcr 32-mile trip. Newspaper men and officials of the Canadian National Exhibition saw her ardu- 'ous swim stroke by stroke, kick by

As they screamed and applauded . their delight, Marilyn swam in aim- -

in

Mrs. Edmund Jeffery of

erly of Annandale, announces daughter, Gloria Jean, to William Stanley. son of Mr. and Mrs. John R. MacNeill of Lake Verde, P. E. I. The mar- riage will take place in Queen East Presbyterian Church, Toronto, Ont.

on nenoii race over vain tiartela. Her fingertip veil was held in plaoo with a coronat of and pearls. She carried a nosegay of red rose buds.

The bride was attended by Mill Marian Brennan. who were I gown of mauve not over taffeta with matching mitt; and head- dress. She canted 0. nosegay of yel- low roses.

The groom was attended by Mr. Elmo Sinnott, B.E.E.. of Philadel- phia. Ushers were Mr. linntott Mo- Kenna and Mr. Peter Clark.

Following the ceremony a wad- dlrig breakfast was held for 50 guests at the home of the bride.

The bride's mother wore a gown of ice blue frosted nylon with a fur neck piece. and black acou- sorles. Her corsage was of white carnations. The groom's font-er mother, Mrs. Philip A. Monaghan of Klnkora. wore a gown of Queen's blue crepe with white accessories and a corsage of white carnation.

The netvl -weds left on a motor trip throug several cities of the Eastern United States, being the guests particularly of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Murtagh of Lewiaton. Maine, and Mr. and Mrs. Clark Sinnott of New York.

For travelling the bride wore a cocoa brown gaberdina suit. with

Summerside, P. E. 1., form- the engagement of her

Iolaont cliircli llolils First Vloiiiiiig

-A pretty wedding of interest took place Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock in the Ielmont. Iaptist. Obureb. when Mary Ida. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rabat llacuurin. exchanged vows with Alexander Ralph, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Maclnnia of Travellers But.

The ceremony was performed by luv. W. A. Harper. assisted by Rev Ralph Blrnniona, under an arohiof running spruce, dotted with multl-colored saint peas. The

guests aeatl were also marked with sweet. peas and the church was

decortted with summer flowers. The bride. given in marriage by her father. were a street-length

dress of pink nylon net over tal-

feta; she wore white accessories and carried a bouquet of yellow

1'0-IE3.

Miss Ruby Best was bridesmaid

and wore green nylon not over

taffeta. white accessorlu. and a

bouquet of red roses.

Little Suzanne Macbean. niece

of the bride. wI.l flower girl and looked winaome in pink nylon net.

and carried a basket of multi-

colored sweet peas.

Mr. Bennett MacDonald was best

null. and an III)!!! was Bradford Ilaemnis and so-. 1:: man Barrett

lira. W. A. Harper .4 wedding music and durinxgugie ugif ms of -the register. mu Catherine Harper sang "0 Perfect Love."

lira. Mssbaurln choose for he, daughtar'a wedding a dress of navy sheer with navy accessories, and .

of red roses.

Mrs. Maclnnia wore a dress of dusk rose with white accessories and a cottage of cream roses,

In honor 01 this being the nut wedding ever held in this church. Mr. Harper on behalf of the con. tfelation. Presented the bride with a Bible.

Following the ceremony a recgp. tion for 80 guests wu held at Birch Hill 'murist'a Roms. The brides table was centered with a three-tier wedding cake, tgpped with a miniature bride and groom.

The toast to the bride was pro. posed by Rev. Mr.iHai'per and re. sponded to by the groom. Iinmediately after the reception the young couple left on a honey- moon trip through the Maritimes The bride choose a pink suit with white accessories for travelling On their return, they will re- side in Travellers Rest. where the

groom is engaged in farming.

beige accessories and furs. I-ler corsage was of white carnatlons. Out.-of-town gu&St.s included Miss

garbmm Almav and M.-, and Mrs pfully-clothed into the -water tltat Stanley Armurv Scum Klldareg Marilyn seemed to orientate her-

self near the breakwater.

The Misses Rae and Isabel Don- She reached the dory and tried aid of the Income Tax Dept., Char- to pull herself into the boat. She lottctown, spent the week-end aticollapscd back into the water on their home in Alma. the first try. She tried again. Once

, , more she sagged back. This time

Mr5' 8”” MCN9” and 5””-'willing hands pulled her aboard.

Thanh and (la”lh"-"F-,Car01- 10- STROKES sr.o'v DOWN turned to their home in Toronto. A Steady 50.sm,k,.a,minme 339? 5l'-Wndlnl SCVET31 W99k5 V!-V swimmcr Marilyn appeared as "m3 M" a"d Mr5- Riflph Renmev chipper at dawn Thursday morn- Alma. and others in hlmsdalc. i Mr. and Mrs. James Rafferty.

.ing at tho half-way line as when lshe siarlcd. Pmvldenct R. IV visned Mr. and That was soon to change. Shortly Mrs. Frank Kinch and family and after 11. at m' She appeared m be Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Macl..cllan w,e?kemn,g; ,H" slkeiady, sutures and family .Alnia, before returii- w:':iSY:f::f):1O?lp,s ati 9 N5 H an ing to their home in Rhodc Island. D A mgmiandgg day of mlcmloss ML and Mrs, Stephen Kimh and swimming finally wore Marilyn family, Malagash, N. S, accom- panied by Mrs. Xinch's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Marsh, Syracuse. N.

down. During the afternoon her

speed dropped from two miles an Y., visited Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Dunn and family recently.

hour in a fraction. At times she

seemed barely to be holding her Mr. and Mrs. Evans Nichols and son, Carl, also Mrs. Nichols mo-i

own. The water, which had calmed ther of Kentvllle. N. S., visited Mr.

overnight, started to kick up again. It seemed impossible for her to succeed. But the stroking went on,

and Mrs. David Jeffery, Alma broken more frequently for rest or recently. nourishment.

, Several times Marilyn stopped.

Mrs James Fraser has returned aniy go star; .-mm. mm-p ymer a

to her home in Sheet Harbour. N S.. after spending her .vscation with Mr. and Mrs Fred Hardy. Montrose. She was accompanied by her mother. Mrs. Robert Hardy who also spent the summer with her son and daughter-in-law. Mont-. rose. D,

brief rest The swim had become

a struggle between exhaustion and

the cold water on one side and the I

spirit of a young girl on the other. The spirit won.

BedoqueNotes

-Mrs. Frank Deacon. Charlotte- town, was a recent guest of her cousin, Mrs. Edna Jenkins, this village. Mrs. Deacon was a former

BeilequeMen'sAssoc. liear Rev. F. Maclean

resident of Freetown.

-The monthly supper meeting.

of the Men's Association of the mMli- mld M” ROY Ch3P'"F"- Bedeque United Church was held1Ci1mbI'id8E- MM-hlinsbeeii spending in me new church ha" on Sept- some time at the Bowneas Tourist ember '7. Arnold Henderson, presl-Inomev Bedequec

dent and Ralph Callback Chairman Mr and Mrs, Thom” R. plans, of the Pine Hill drive comniittee-xworccsm. Mass. were gnu”; A-0,. presided" Gm” W" Mk” by Rel” scvcrnl dzivs at the home of Mr. E 5' w5ek5- B9-lid” the me'"b"5l Platts' brother, Mr. Fred L. Plaits several visitors from Albany and and Mmp1a",5.sea,1em...n 00;. Borden and a number of ladies nary

wera present making El total of 82,,

who enjoyed a delicious chicken: Mr. Davis Murray and his niece. supper, provided by the ladies of'iMi.ss Georgie Murray, and Mr. and the Bedeque congregation. A smg Mrs. Robert Afflect, have return- gong wng led by Alexander G.-gen ed from a two-week tour of Mont- wm-, Rev, gem-Re ward M melreai. Toronto. Ottawa, Niagara piano. Ralph Callback stated brief- Fall! Ind Trthimt ,0nWi0- 1" 1,, the importance of generous dam, Trenton they visited with Mr. Mur- tions to the Pine Hill new nome;"Y'5 b””l"- M" W8”"”d Mum” for smdeml. Rev, G901.” wlmlanrl Mril. Murray. While in Tor- lmmduccd Rev Fmnk MPCLMH of onto they attended thn National 'I'rlnity United Church. cna.-ioite.,EXll”"”0"- '3?" Wu” town who was the sue” weaker. came by was of the United States. of the evening. acting in the comic. g,M,.. md Mm Andrew B. B", IW 07 ch"”m5" 9' "I9 P1"? Hmynnli, Charlottetown. were visitors drive in Prince Edward Island. I-leywnh 1-eimivcs he” on Tuesday, stated that although they had rx- spptpml-gr 7,

ceeded their objective. they still

required more money to furnish! -Mr. Gordon Maccallum. Char- yh, buimmg mg hoped mg; Bedg- lottetown was gs visitor to Bcdeque qua

Pastoral Charge would con- On September 1- gllgildfserfc?h:m:p)preZi:ti1o(i? fuihgell "Bro End M” BMW" H”W'" ntmhehm to the guest mmker mr' and daughter. Charlottetown. werc his lnsilsruciuve nddre” iM”eLmR 1 visitors in Bods-que on September 5. closed by singing "Blest Br moi” ” Tie That Binds" and Benedictionithe home of her parentg, Mr. and

by Rev. Frank MacLean. Following.Ml'5- Earl” 0- I-card. Central the meeting collectors were np- Jiedequv. and left on return on pointed for the different districts Sunday. H!

of the Bedeque charge.

- . l Personals 3

-Miss Marion Schurmsn. daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Schur- miin. Central Bedequr. left on, Thursday for Roi-kcliffe Park. 07-. tawa. where she plans to teach in and Fowl Elmwmd sch””1' ifrom 8 am. to 2 p.m.. at my

-David Schurman. son of M-.-Jhomc on Malpeque Road. and Mrs. Howard Schurman. Cen.-p ral Bedeqtie. has entered Prince oil Wales College to take up foiirlii

Poultry Buying

Buying Chicken, C a p 0 n Wednesday 15th

MRS. S. R. PENDLETON

year studies. Remington -Mrs. Muriel Craig of Peter- Phone 65".; boro. Ont. spent her holidays at.

her 5, to Cape Breton. iurncd next day.

home they

They were accompanied by Mrs. Howatt's sister. Miss Earla Mac- Kenzie.

Mrs. Flossie Lowther and her

grandsons, Arthur, Earle and Allan Collett. visited with friends in Dor- Chesler. N. B. on September 5.

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Johnston,

this village. were recent visitors

with relatives and friends in Nova Scotia.

Mrs. Annie Rollins, Northum. is spending some time with her cousin, Mrs. Carrie Schurman. in this vil- lugc. t

Mr. and Mrs. Allan Martin, Char- lottetown. spent the long week-end holiday at the home of Mrs. Mar- tin's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Henderson.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph MacCaull and their two little daughters. Elizabeth and Edith Ann, and Mrs. MacCaull's mother, Mrs. Edith My- ers. Carleton Siding. left on a mo- tor trip Sunday morning, Septem- They re-

Mrs Hugh McVeigh and her son

Trevor. Halifax. were guests at the

iome of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Mc-

Innis for several days. They left on return to their home on Sept- ember 6.

Miss Minnie Wright. Summer-

side. visited with her friends, Mr. and Mr: James F. Henderson, over the week-end of September 4.

Mr. and Mrs. George H. Ward.

Saint John. N. 3.. spent the long weekend in Bi-deque with their son.

Rev. George K. Ward. pastor of

the Bcdeque United Church Charge.

Mr. and Mrs. Leigh Toombs. Winsloe. and their two children. paid a brief visit at the home of Mr. Toombs' aunt. Mrs. Carrie Schurman, on September 6.

An exceptionally large gation attended the service in the United Church here on Sunday morning. September 5. Summer- side. Tryon, Kensington, Carleton. Belmont. Lot 16. North Bedcquc

and Malpeque. were well represent-i

ed in the gathering. The special speaker was Rev. Dr. J. 8. Bon- ncll, New York City. He had the

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-St. Malachy's Church, Kin- kora, was me scene of a pretty wedding on August 17 where Mur- iel Ann Sinnott, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Allied J. Sinnott of Em-

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erald, was united in the holy bonds .of matrimony to James Louis Mur- itagh. son of Mr. Walter Murtagh and the late Mrs. Murtagh oi Eni- erald.

The double ring ceremony was performed by Rev. Harold Croken, who also celebrated the Nuptial Mass. Mr. Chester Donovan of Charlottetown was soiist.

Given in marriage by her father, the bride was gowned in import-

rapt attention of the large gatli(-r- ing as he delivered a sermon that will not soon be forgotten. based on John 8:10-11. The soloist at the service was Miss Margaret Mac-

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