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Mclntyre-Macdonald Unbeatable Team weeding
”Wd”.".'f The marriage of Mary Rita, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John J
Macdonald of Gle.nfinm.n. to James Joseph Moolntyre of
of Glenroy. P.E.I., took place on Tumiday, September 1. at illne- thlrty o'clock in st. Augustine's
of Canterbury Church, Montreal. Tile ceremony was performed by Rev.
the nuptial mass.
The bride who was given in marriage by floor-length fitted bodice. illto a. slight train. Her veil was of tulle illusion, held by n Juliet cap headdress of white satin. She white gladioli and bouvardia.
Miss Imelda MacLellan of Dor-
gown of white
Franciszek Jarecki. a. Polish pilot lHl!'9 P819 gbllle Mt OVBF taffeta who escaped Mm mo ms, Russm, with matching headdress and nlit- Jet fighter to fall into wesu-m.lens and named a bouquet of dusty hands. told Toronto officials that Dlllk E13.dl01ll Mr. P-Nhlt M301-1336 if Canadian and U. S Rll'll'.”ll couldilll Niagara F3115. Ont-. fly the MIG-15's they could shoot best man. Mr. Ronald G. Mason lny encmv plum, dog... mp 3g.'ii'as usher. Mrs. Macdonald. the V.eaJ,.old1'1ym.. who plans in at.pbride's lnciLhe.l', wore at gown of ,end t Penn5..h.an.,a 9011939. ,5 N;-. cocoa-brown crepe with brown ac- rently touring Caiiacliaii and U. s. mssories and a yellow feather 1131. cities. He claimed the MIG-15 lH1Sl3'h'5- Ballllm-'lCk M11” 91 the K1'09mv capable of I, spend of 750 mph and wore a mauve suit with white ac- could climb to 50.000 font. iihilv the P95901195 and 3- COVERS? Of Sllldls USAF"s Sabre Jct could reach olily,10Ck T0595 V 40,000 feet and had a slower speed.l The YSCEPUOU W35 hem 9” 1"” Jarecki was a mgm made; of mu,-,Vice-Regal suite of the Ritz Carl- MIG-15's in the Polish air force fly- ton Hotel where white and pink mg over t11P Balm spa ahen he lgladioli were used to decorate. Ln- clded to niake a brr-ck for the Dan- ter Mr. and Mrs. M:lcIiitl're lel'. lsh island of Bnrliholm. hr nintor for New England slaics
-SSS Pill-in and New York. the bride trarcllilig
TTENTIDN innliiiisi DDSTDM CURING AND SMOKING
We have resumed custom curing and SIll0klilf.:. Bring your pork products to our shop and we will cut them to better advatitzize for curing and smoking.
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Sumtliorside
PE 1.,
Niagara Falls, 0nt., son of the late Mr. and Mrs. James D. Maclntyre
Allan F. MacDonald, mother of the bride. who also celebrated
her father wore a satin a full skirt falling fingertip
carried a bouquet of
icliester. Mass... as maid of honor.
acted as
THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN.
in l. orchid linen suit. navy blue velvet hat and navy nccessorigg, and a corsaze of white gal-denia They will reside at Niagara Falls, Ont.
Among the out-of-town guests were Rev. Allan F. Mncdonnld, Rey. T. P. Butler of P.E.I.; Miss Imelda Mlicl-Blllln. Ml-as Anne Maocoi-mack Dorchester, Mass; Mr. Archie Mciclsaac. Niagara. Falls; Mrs. Annie Macdonaid, Mr. and Mrs. Charles O'Brien. Rev. John A. Macdonald, Rev. D. D. Macdonald. ieytir J. Macdonald, all of Ot-
WESTERN GUARDIAN
-PRINCETOWN UNITED CHURCH. - Divine Worship 11.00 A. M. Sacrament of the Lord's sup- Del'- Subject: "The wonder of That. Nlxht." Rev. J. M. Baxter, B. D.
--KENSINGTON - MALPEQUE AND FREETOWN Presbyterian Churches. There will be a United service of the three congregations in the Kenaington Church, Sunday. October 4th, at. 3 o'clock. The ser- vice will be conducted by Sr. Cap- tain Leslie Titcombe of the Salva- tion Army. nevn. D. A. Campbell. Interim Moderator.
Conway and Vicinity
-BEDEQUE UNITED clluncn CHARGE. - Services Sunday. Oct. 4th. Bedeque ll AM. Borden 3 PM. Albnlly 7.30 P. M. (Rev. Alexander MacKa.V. B. A.. guest speaker). Rev. G. K. Ward, B. A., B. D., Minister.
- Mr and Mrs. Kenneth Stewart and children Ronnie, Lewis and Ethel. Summerside, accompanied by bilrs. Lewis. Bass River, NS. were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Murdock Stewart on September 2'1.
-ENGAGEMENT.-MI. and Mrs. Heath Montgomery. Park Corner, wish to announce the engagement of their daughter. Nellie Irene to Charles Shelton, son of Mr. nnd
Mr. Simmons and daughter and M” Leigh Wnfren. North Rustico. M.r. and Mrs. John Burrows, wit. Marriage to take place October 21st mot Valley Way; t-lsmm at meiin the Geddie Memorial Church. honle of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur; , V .Adams on September 38. l mt-NYOYABLE CONCERT-An VLL inpprcciatlve audience filled the Mr. and Mrs Sterling Pallllelwsummerside High 5011001 Iudit0r-
'I1lOi.Ol'Ed to Charlottetown onlmm 0” W"-l”C5dRY GWNDZ '-0 Bt- S5l3iPlilbFl' 28. Mrs. Palmer plan-,l””d 3 C0llCErt program presented lned on entering the Hospltaigby the tpopular Canadian soprano,
illlere tor a tonsilectonly. Her many lMi5I Audrey F'3l'llCll. of Amherst,
9:-ieliris wish her a speedy ,-e.,'N. S. The concert was under the covery. 5D0llS0l'S1liD of the Summeraide L,L Rotary Club. and was presided ovu-
Mr Artiold Raltisay. Mr. Bud 17-V the Club president. Mr. Earle
..'tlacDougall, Miss Vivian Bucnanan,HlCk8S- Who also introduced Miss and Miss Kathleen Buchanan ni0t-,F31'”P”- The varied prosrnm Dre- orrd lo Charlottetown on Sept.-lsemed ll.V this talented vocalist was cmi)(-:' 38, lellitlitisiastically received by the ilarze audience in attendance.
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Miss Walirla. Ruth. and Georgie Ellailds and Mr. Lloyd Canieron,lparents, Mr. and Mrs. John J. SllIIllllCl'FldP. were visitors at the;Murphy. lOmP of Mrs. John Brcome on: SPDYPIIIDPY 37. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Morrison
----- were in Summerside Se tember 28.
Mrs. (iPl)Zl.'e W. Craig tAiinl4on business. D Jalie- who spent the sumlnerl months at the home of Mr. and Mr. Charlie Palmer, returned to .Vlrs. Wallace Morrison, left. Sept-lhls work on the carferry after clnbcr 28, for St. John N.B. wherelspending a few days with his par- she plans to spend a few weekslelits. Mr. and Mrs. John D. Pal- 'nt the home of Mr. and Mrs.,mer. .Thomas Morrison. before going on do her home in New York.
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Miss Evelyn Morrison spent I few days with her aunt and uncle, lMr. and Mrs. Byron Birch, St. lEieanor'.I recently. -1!
Mr. Bernard Murpliy. Summer- .5l(i9. spent the week-end with his
New and Lovely SEPARATES
Millar-itogerson A Wedding
Saturday evening for the Septem- ber wedding of Elizabeth Alma, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Winfred Rogerson of Cape Traverse and Edger Ramsay Mlllar. son of Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Miller of Kel- vin. Rev. C. D. Matheson officiated at the 6:30 ceremony.
The organist. Miss Mary Geldart, was in charge of the wedding music and accompanied Mr. Ralph Emery as he sang "I'll Walk Be- side You" during t.'i signing of the register. ,
The bride was given in marriage by her father and attended by Mrs. Ivan Day, as matron of honor and Miss Beverley Birch as bridesmaid.
Mr. Erving Miller was his brother's groomsman. Messrs. Ivan Day and Vernon Millar. brother of the groom. ushered the guests to to their places which were mark- ed with a miniature nosegay of mixed flowers.
The bride chose a floor-length wedding gown of white nylon net over satin, featuring a. v-neck, long sleeves tapering to points over the hands and trimmed with pearls which also decorated the bodice. The skirt was full and the front embroidered with rhinestones. The full-length veil of french illusion was held in place with a. pearl trimmed tiara. She carried a bou- quet of Better Time roses. The matron of honor was gowned in min nylon net over taffeta and the bridesmaid was attired in mauve nylon net over taffeta. Each wore R. matching bandeau and mitts and carried 8. bouquet of Queen Elizabeth yellow roses.
Mrs. Rogerson chose for her daughter's wedding a navy and white gown with matchinig acces- sories and fl. corsage of white. car- nations. while the groom's mother was attired in navy with pink ac- cessories and a corsage of pink car- nations. '
A reception for '70 guests was held at Birch Hill Lodge where the bridels table was centred with a three-tier wedding cake topped with a miniature bride and groom and encircled with lighted tapers and bouquets of sweet peas.
For a honeymoon trip ill the Eastern States the bride donned A stilt of navy with navy and pink accessories and a corsage of pink Delight roses. On return they will reside in Kenaington where the groom is I successful farmer. The bride. previous to her marriage. was on the office staff of R. T
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Alma And Vicinity
--Miss Joyce Kinch. Alma spent the week-end of Sept. 19 at her home. She returned on Sept. 20 to resume her studlu in "Our Lady ,0! Angela" convent. Tignlsh.
w Miss Mary Rix. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Rix. of Rioscville, lalso spent the week-end of Sept. 19 at her home in Ebbsfloet. Miss .Rix is taking Grade XI in Tignisli Convent.
l Mr. and Mrs James Dunbar and ltvfr. and Mrs. Waldrnn Barbour and family of Alma, were recent visi- 'tors to O'Leary.
l Mr. and Mrs. Preston Nell and family of Milton spent Sept. 20. at the home of Mrs. Neil's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John E. Mountain. iAlmn. l
l Mr. Keir Dunbar, Sumrnerslde.
bar recently, also Mr. Ind Mrs
Isaac Dunbar. Alma.
Mn. Paulinus Kelly and Gerud were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dunn on Sept. 33-
-Stnndards of autumn flowers created the setting in the Sum- mei-Iide Tririlty United Church on
. visited his mother, Mrs. Mary Dun-
Inh,
The many friends of Mr. IIu'r.V
Lafurgey-Dawson Wedding
-A pretty Autumn wedding was aolemniud by Rev. J Barrett in the Salem United Church. "'
ocrroaan 2.! 1953 .
island of Tortuga for I rendezvous waiters.
with I. beautiful blonde ” mlulou oompnuuc" ”'
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competitor and then become: in- vlle" witah uc'api:i:mm'.l3"'”f; Wm valved with two tavern waiters. search for buried treasure th. When Kidd mistakenly receives I. Abbott. ma Costello u' ""1" love note, and the map to 3 hidden ample opportunities to emuven treuurs falls into the hands of the their any antics. why
.v. Ont, on.Ba.t.urdny. September 19. when Marlene Ann. daughter of Mr .and Mr: Kingsley Dawson ex- changed marriage vows with no- bert Hudsnn Lefurgey. son of Mrs. Oswald Lefurgey and the late Mr. Lefurgey of Bummerside. P. E. I. The bride's brother. Mr Keith Dawson, was organist and nccom-I panicd Mrs. Jean Forrest, as she' sang "Because" previous to the ceremony and "O Perfect I..ove"l during the signing of the register. The church was beautifully decor-' ated with baskets of Autumn! flowers for the occasion. I Given in marriage by her fatheinl the bride wore a. floor-length gown of white nylon net. over taf- feta. The strapless bodice was topped with I. bolero of Chantillyi lace featuring three-quarterlengthi sleeves and wing collar. A crown? of pearl and rhinestone trim. held in place her fingertip veil and she' carried a bouquet of red roles. I Miss Gayle Dawson was herl sister's bridesmaid and was gown- ed in pink nylon net. over taffeta, with matching crown trimmed withl pearls. She carried I. bouquet of blue carnation: Mr. Gilbert Ker- man was groomaman. Mrs. Dawson chose for her; daughter's wedding I. dress ofi Royal blue with red accessories and a corsage of red roses. A reception for 60 guests was held in Romney Town I-lall.Center- ing the bride's table was I. three- tler wedding cake topped with miniature bride and groom and en- circled with tulle and 'mums. flank- ed by lighted tapers. For a wedding trip by automobile through the Eastern states to Summerside, P. E. Island. the bride changed to a suit of navy gabar- dine with red accessories and a corsage of red roses. They will reside in Clinton, 0nt., where the groom is a LAC with the R C. A. F. Previous to her mar- lriage the bride was an accountant lwith the n. c A. F in Clinton.
WAR-HEADS STOLEN
I HAMBURG. (AP)-Thousands of foostiy war-heads from anti-tank shells have been stolen from Brit- ish ammunition dumps in North fGermaln'. police sources disclosed here Thursday. Police have elimin- ated the postbtlity that the wax- heads have gone behind the Iron Curtain.
LONDCN CP - Norman Hart- nell. the Queen's riressmaker, has designed the new uniform for 140.- 000 women of the British Red Cross Society. It's a little shorter than
POWER INTERRUPTION
There will be an interruption of electric power on our Borden and Malpeque lines on Sunday afternoon Oct. 4th, between the hours of 1:00 and 5:00 p.m.I weather permitting, for the purpose of allowing the necessary replacement and moving of poles and line to make way for the construction of the Trans-Canada Highway. l
The interruption will affect Palmer's L n d part of Mt. Edward Road in Parkdale. togetliilet? vstriixtih the general areas North and West of Charlottetown.
Maritime Electric co. ltd.
CAMEO THEATRE KENSINGTON
Fl-iday-Saturday 7:15-9:15; Matinee Saturday 2:30. Robert Louis Stevensonls rousing tale of hi h adven- ture-"TI-IE TREASURE OF LOST” CA ON” in technicolor-William Powell, Julia Adams, Charles Drake. Henry Hull. Also Serial & News.
the old style, with pleated skirts,
short sleeves and an open neck.
Quebec provinticjills more than, 40 per cent of all Canada's poten-
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ABBOTT AND COSTELLO AT THE CAPITOL SUMMERSIDE
-The famed comedy team. Bud Abbott and Lou Costello. combine their talents again in what is re- portedly their funniest screen of- ferlng. It's "Abbott and Costello
ROYAL THEATRE
BOBDEN
Friday-Saturday 7:15-9:15; Matinee Saturday 2:30. Bob H099. ROY Rogers and Jane Russell in the com- edy-tfSON OF PALEFACE” in technicolor-This show is funnier than "The Paleface”. With laughs! thrills! beautiful color! songs. Also Roy's smartest horse in the movies, "Trigger". Bank night drawing
Meet Captain Kidd." I. Woodley porduction in Slipe..:;z..color for Warner Bros. with Charles Laugh- ton playing Ceptain Kidd in the new film. It opens today at the Capitol. Bummerstde Theatre.
The story tells how Captain Kidd. with his pirate crew, sails to the
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Mr, Merill, Dunn accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. I-larry Dunn and daughter Betty motored to sum- mei-side on Sept. 23.
Mr. John P. Wallace motored tn surnmenido Chu-lnttetown on Sept. 25 to It- DIAL P. 0. BOX tend an executive meletii-lg of am 081 Federation of Agricuture in e 1 Co-op room. Charlottetown. d. F. R. D.
Mr. and Mrs, Jojhn Loche sing 0PT0M1'T313'5' family. Inche Ron . acoompane . "M E g L by Mr. John Ashley. Union Road. ”"""” " were recent guests of Mrs, Ashley's comm.” vim” Anglyjpg sister, Mrs. Isaac Dunbar and Mr. A at"... Irma; l Dimbar. PHONE sue
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