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DIES IN Rupert Godfrty, received a CJbl -. him of the sudden death on Sat- urday at lliiick '. Lcicestershire, England. of his "hcr. Dr. I-Iariy Munn Godfrey, l<'.ll.C.S.E.
P. E. I. HOME ECONOMICS ASSOCIATION -—- The P. E, I. Home Iivonoiii s Association held n meeting Frid ~ in the Vocational
School, Chnrioltclutvit. The report carried in Siturdavs issue er- roncousiy mill-ii i! ;i lllvtdllfig of
the P. E. I. liillll" (Wttiliing Associa- lion.
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Ontario pipvlxs reported rcccniiy i Allan A. Kirk.
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FUNERAL .\'i‘ 1.01‘ 65 -- The flincral of tho late Leo aicdioskcy 0f Em it‘ (l3. was held on ,Thurs:ltiy tt' St. Ann's Church where E-in Mass was celebrated iiv pastor. Rev. George hit-Col. , Interntent was
in the adgoiniiii, i'L‘iill‘[Ci’_V_ Tile pallbearers ucrc Jiinics Clarkiii. Michael Con\vr_v. John R. Cus-
ack, James Quinn. Peter Clarkln. and Amos CalI-.i:'ii;in.
THREE MINOR ACCIDENTS — There were th -‘ tinnr accidents in
the City Salt 'l‘iio first oc- curred at i‘ Saturday morning when a czir q out. o! a puk- ing place ii:- (if a t.i\i stand on Queen 8' c}: a irulk trac-
on. The w... l-Il the lcft re r door o‘ tho (a. were damn: . Five minutes in’ r a car travelling east on Longv: iii Avenue struck another cai- turning int» Birch vcod Street. The right front leader of one car and the left rear fender oi the other auto were dantziged. At 5:50 pm. a cu backing out of a parking place in front of the Metropolitan store struck another parked car. damaging its right rear fender and hill) CED.
In Prince of \\'.'ii(~.= College 0n Saturday, Nnvcinhci" 5, tho whole slate’ of Qlfictrrs of the P. E. I Teachers Federation for the prev- ious year, were re-eiectcd for I949- 50 with the exception of the Re- cording Sccrr-tary, whose place ne- cessitated filling, as the previous incumbent is not teaching,
The following are the officers of the Federation for the ensuing 188i‘!
Past President: Mr. Daniel Mac- Donald. St. Peter's.
President: Mr. J. Summersidc.
First Vice-President: Lieut-Col. W. J. MacDonald, Prince of Wales College.
Second Vice-President: Miss Vera O. Simpson, Prince of Wales College.
Secretni'_v-'l‘rcasurcr: Auid, Parkdale.
Recording-Secretary: Miss Mabel O'Brien. Mnrcii.
R. Murphy.
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day to pay 501-, f fliers. and air vshd paid the, maximum tii llVlI‘ loyalty to; King and C- 3,‘ 1n iwu \\'Ol'l'i wcrs. The and itr. prcssii e service ifrloz‘: uiidcr '.i*v.
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las read by the acting Executive Secretary. Mrs. Ernest McTagiic.
Correspondence included letteis from Mrs. Waiter Jones, chairman oi the Scholarship Committee, P- EI. Musical Festival, thanking the sub-division for donation to the i948 Festival and soliciting con- tinued support of same; front Hon. W. Chester S. McLure, 0'.- tawa, re resolution sent from sub- division and promising attention to the matter requested.
The financial statement showed a satisfactory balance and was ap- proved as submitted by Mrs. P.J. Nealis, Treasurer. All bills wn-‘re voted to be paid,
Mrs. Fred Steele was duly tn- stallcd as Recording Secretary for the remainder of the term of of- fice made vacant by the resigna- tion of Mrs. Preston Hillier. Cmi- veiicrs in attendance were, Mrs. W.J.P_ McMillan, Institutions; Mrs. Stephen Trainor, Social Service: Mrs. Arthur Murray. Girl Guides, Mrs. CL. McDonald. Lay Retreats; Mrs. J.J. 'I‘rainor, Program; Mrs. Arthur Richard, Finance; Mrs. Frank Alurray. Press; Mrs. James (Coyle, Sick Visiting.
TUESDAY -—A pretty
autumn wedding was soicinnized at St. Marks Church. Lot 7 on Wednesday, September 28th at 9.30 a.m., when Doris Gertrude Griffin. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Grif- fin, became the bride of George Everett McKenna. son of Mr. and
Mrs. Swithen McKenna. Cheiton. PEI. The marriage ceremony and
nuptial mass was performed by the bride's pastor, Rev. Joseph Trainor with Rev. W. V. MacDon- ald, Seven Mile Bay, in the sanc- tuary.
The quarterly meeting of the Prince Edward Island Registered Nurses Association was held in Epworth Hall, Summerside, yes- terday afternoon and evening. Mrs. Lois MacDonald. president of the Association presided. There were 59 members ii-i attendance.
The three committees, public health, private duty and institu- tional, met before the, general meeting.
Routine business was transacted and plans were discussed for the opening of the Provincial office registry in the latter part of No- vember.
The guest dinner speaker was Dr. A. R. Grant, Summerside, who addressed the nurses on the econ- omics of nursing and its future.
Musical numbers included a vocal solo by Miss Muriel Sirinott and a piano solo by Mrs. Roy Siillphant. _
Today is fisheries day in Char-
thc ‘ a iarl" zithcreri at tit"
t .:.iili on i]\'!~' Branch of _ _ _ _ qhm-q, W. , in the fishing industry from all
lfififlil. :.' ('0 by Rev, Father “Com .1 Rev, H. Barber. The : it" .1‘ to a close with
the fimtivm. fter the Sea,“ t W, M [he AKi"gs}0l] he made visits to I-Ils Honour Lt.- Bmyt, cmmnan LrwllGovernor J, A. Bernard, Prom- , - ,_ ,, , . I i‘ . e a . J‘ Cmmhm an‘) l Major-General Dan C. Spry, Chief Executive Commissioner B o y _ Y‘ ._’ Scouts, last night was welcomed CMFOUP,“ h ‘in llxfiiillfetglall," zit Wolf Cub and Boy Scout rill. WW; M." n; "fir: ‘st; lies held zit lieartz Memorial Hall. héq ‘Trn ‘ W‘ m‘ " lOvor I15 Cubs and 85 Scouts ut- p_o.‘d h ' ,1 4M " H“ e u,“_"iendcd their respective gatherings. altl a‘ 5" ‘l ilk Vie?“ l Liitcr in the evening General Spry m‘ ‘ , B" "- Th? "Wei-m? met and discussed Scouting and ggcnml Willi l1‘~'l‘-‘*"\' ffblnwefl by Cubblng with leaders of local 9 Til-Hill"! (if the minutes of tire (mops mm pack, and wit,“ "p. Prevmus "ilmihiy Rfld IWO eXffll- resenintivcs of the Provincial
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In the afternoon. a five-man panel with Prof. Frank MacKin- non. chairman, will discuss Prince Edward Island's fisheries’ prob- lcms at the Legion Hall and seek the answers to some thirteen questions dealing with the ad- justments required io meet the changing market! for Island fish
products. \ The Charlottetown Board of (Trade has invited the members
‘ of the l‘. E. Island Fisheries Fed- t craiion to hcar Ml‘. Alex Skelton. ‘assistant Deputy Minister of De- i partmcnt of Trade and Commerce ~ oak on the fishing industry at ' dinner mcctiitg this evening at ‘ 'i‘ht- (Yitarlottctown.
Panel speakers at the afternoon meeting are Messrs. Howard Mc- Kichan. manager of the United Maritime Fishermen, Halifax, Gene l Gorman, chairman of the Provin- l rial Fishermens Loan Board; John i B. Myi-iclr. Tignisii. director, Fish-
vrics Council of Canada and Alban Jvlacfiidam. Morell, representative
‘ It is expected that attendance will include all those interested
parts of the Island.
GENERAL SPRYS ITINERARY -—Topplng off a busy day in which
lied Camp Buchan accompanied by Messrs, Stan Maclnnis, Fred Driscoii and Doug Kerr. Today General Spry will visit Summer- side and Borden. He will be guest speaker lit the Summerside Ro- tary Club at noon and will be pre- sent at the opening of a new Scout Hail iii Bordon. lie will be uccom. ponicd by ltic. rs. K. M. Martin, R. S. P. Jurllint and Major N. W. Lowther. Accompanying General Spry on official calls yesterday was Provincial Commissioner R. C. Parent.
Word of lhc sudden dmith in Hlflvllltli’, Lcircstcrsliirc, England. on Saturday November 5, of Dr. Harry lliunn (lorlfrev F.ll.C.S., in his 59th ,\'(~:>i' was received with much rcgri-t by his friends and rc-
luiives llt‘l'(', Born tit Suffolk, PEI. on Jail- uary Si, 1851i, (‘iiiPSt son of the
lute \tvllillil’il llenry Godfrey, iiiid
the late Elizabeth Munn Godfrey.
he movcd to lilnrshfielzi with his l)
parents about i _. lie received his f‘i'II‘l_\' (‘(l\li'l\tif>l\ at school in Suffolk and hlnrsltiivld, and at
Prince of \VIll(‘.< College. lIo zit-
tended Dalhousir» University, grad- uating in incdirino in 1914. The same yenr he received his com- mission in the (British) Royal Army liiedicni (‘orps and pro- ceeded overseas with illf‘ rank of Captain and served with distinc- tion in Italy, Belgium and France. On furlough in i917 ho married Nursing Lieutenant hiargarct Wzit- son Hawiey, daughter of the late Reverend and late, Mrs. llawley of Marshfield. Dr. and Mrs. Godfrey returned overseas when» lll‘ lit-Iain served until severely wounded in October 191B shortly before the Armistice.
Ho used his long convaiescence for intensive medical studies and graduated from the University of Edinburgh with their highest, dc- gree in Surgery. Dr. Godfrey serv- ed on the staff of several hospitals in the British Isles, and later, his recovery complete. entered private practice at: Irllnckleyr, Leicester- shire, where he specialized in sur- gery until his sudden death.
Well known in Prince Edward Island, "Harry" visited his old home a number of times and spent a month with his late mother at Marshfleld in 1946, Of a kindly and sentimental nature he derived great pleasure from chatting with boyhood friends and in strolling with his thoughts amid the scenes
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Messrs. Alton Rayner, 0'Leary; Syi MacAuliiy, Baltic; Frank Mur- phy, Curleton; Chat-leg Rlx, O‘Leary and William Duncan, How- lan.
Islanders dominated the prize list in the Irish Cobblers, Green Mountain, Kutudin and Sebago varieties. Province prize winners compare as follows: lrlsh Cob- blcrs, P.E.l, 15 prizes; N. S. one prize; N. B. four prizes. Green Mountains, P.E.I., 16 prizes; N. B. four prizes; N. S. nil. Katadins. P.E.I., nine; N. B. nine; N, S. two. Sebngos, I’.E.I., 11; N. B. and N. S. none. Other varieties, P. E. I. two; N. B. six and N. S. seven.
Funeral services were held yes- terday afternoon at Malpequo United Church for Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Abbott and their three- year-oid son, Michael, who were victims of a drowning tragedy
day night. Pall-bearers for Leslie Abbott were Messrs. Everett Bearisto,
Bruce Champion, Dugaid Mac- Nutt. Wilton Ramsay, Keir Mac- Kay and Charles Hickey. For Mrs. Abbott: James Hogan, Ger- ald Lockhart. Junior Hickey, Ken- neth_Owen, Fred Hickey and Edi- son Champion. For Michael: Elmer Hickey, Harold Bryanton, Earle 'l‘ayloi-. John Champion.
The three coffins were borne to the graves in the nearby cemetery from the Church through double rows of Legion members, each carrying a wreath of flowers.-—S.
A largely attended annual meet- ing of the Charlottetown lvlinister- ial Association was held on Tuesday afternoon in the Y.M.C.A. building. with the acting president, Rev. u. D. Dunbar in the chair, and the secretary. Rev. J. D. Davison at the desk. Worship was conducted by the Rev. M. L. Breckenridge oi Summerslde, a visitor to the meet-
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The following ministers were present: Rev. G. C. Webster, Rev. J. '1‘. Ibbott, Rev. ‘XXI-LB. Somers. Rev. W. '1‘. Mercer, Rev. E. C. Evans, Rev. A. E. Piercey. Rev. l-l. E. D. Ashford and Mr. Byron How- lett.
Election of officer: for the en- suing year resulted as foilovs: President, Rev. M. D. Dunbar: vice-President. Rev. W. T. Mercer: Secretary, Rev. J. D. Davisoli‘. Treasurer, Rev. T. H. B. Somers;
of his childhood, and was looking forward to another visit next yenr. His sudden demise is sincerely rc- gretied by all who knew him.
wife, two brothers, Clifford, man-' ager of the Royal Bank, Parrs- horn, N. S., Rupert on the old home at Marshfield, and one sis- ter Jean (Mrs. A. A. MncBcathi also of Mnrshfield. Another bro- ther J, Wilfrid Godfrey, K. C. of Halifax, N. S., passed away in February last. WEDNESDAY
SAD NEWS RIJCEIVED — Mr. James MacPhail. Meadow Bank. re- ceived the sad news on T icsdny morning of the dr-rith of his young- est and only surviving brother. lVIr. Samuel A. Porter of Everett, Nlass. Mr. Porter is stirvivecl by his broth- er, his widow, a son llarry iinzi (laughter Jessie lYJtll or Flvcrett, Mass. also two little granddaught- ers Aime Elizabeth and Kathleen Porter. Ml‘. and Mrs. Porter last visited I’.l-J.I. eleven years ago.
AMHERST, N. S., Nov. 8—tCI’) —Furmcr R. L. Burge, King's
ward Island Legislature, is the i949 ltIai-itime potato king. Mr. Burge was announced grand chum-
County member of the Prince
ster; Representatives to Provincial Association. executive: Rev. J. T.
E. D. Ashiord.
the morning broadcasts and the holding of services of worship at public institutions The next meet- ing of the Association will be held on December 6th at 2 o'clock in the Y.M.C.A. building.
A new schedule of fees for nio- tor vehicles and new weight regu- lations for trucks and trailers in Prince Edward Island, have been approved by the Lieutenant Gov- ernor-in-Council under the pro- visions of the Highway Traffic Act, and will become effective on January 1. i950, it was announc- ed yesterday by Hon. J. Wilfrid Arscnault, Provincial Secretary.
The now schedule simplifies registration since the tax is based on the weight of the truck un- (laden rather than the weight of the vehicle and load to be carried as heretofore. ln many cases, under the old system, the weights to be carried were under-estimat-
pion of the potato division at the Maritime Winter Fuir here today and received $125 donated by Can- adian Iniiustrics Ltd.
He grew hi5 prize-winning po- tutocs on his SO-iicro farm, which has been operated by his fiimily for five generations. He grows an average 0f 12 acres of potatoes each year and credits his success to keeping up the fertility of his soil. '
The 51-year-old potato king use: a 5-10-13 chemical fertilizer mix- ture and applies it to thc potatoes, oats and timothy, thus keeping the potatoes in good supply for the four-year rotation of potatoes. oats, clover and timothy.
Mr. Burge, who has been oper- ating llie family iiirni for 37 years, also operates n potato warehouse.
Mr. Reginald lVlcilislt, New Perth, was Maritime ltnserve Champion- ship winner with his entry of Green lirlouniziins, Mr. Burgc, with Katadins, and Mr. Mcliish placed one and iwo respectively iii the competition for ilu: P. E. I. Chum- plonship.
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ed. Under the new rates the tax i will be approximately the same as before if, generally speaking, the truck had been registered for the t weight it actually carried. For- merly the only- load restriction was the gross weight for which the vehicle was registqid, except at those times in the Spring when weight limitations were placed in effect by order of the Lieutenant- Governor-in-Council.
Under the new ‘system trucks must not have a greater gross weight than that specified’ for that particular type of truck. The weight allowed varies with the wheelbase and the numbcr c! axles. ‘
Princ Edward Island, which was the first Province la Canada to create an ail-embracing Federation oi Fisheries. is again first in estab- lishing the panel discussion nictrnd oi airing fisheries‘ problems. This method will be used again within a few days in New Brunswick and, ii satisfactory there, wlill set the pattern for the East Coast Fisher- ies Council meeting in Fredericton in February, declared Mr. Clive Plants. manager of the Fisheries Council of Canada. yesterday after- noon.
Stating the panel discussion to have been a "great success." Mr. Plants. congratulated the chairman Prof. Frank MacKin-aon. on an "ex-
cellent job" and, the other mem- bers of the panel for a "fine per- formance." The meeting was ex- ceptionally well attended.
An interested member of the audience wu Hon. Eugene Cullen, Minister oi Industry and Natural
Resources. Members of the panel were Messrs. Aibsn MacAdam, Mor- eli, representative of fisherman: Howard McKtchan. manager, Unit- ed Maritime Fishermen; Gene (Jor- man, chairman. Hshermenfs Loan Board and John B. Myrick, Tignish, director of Fisheries Council of Canada.
Before opening the panel discus:- ion. Prof. Macltinnon stressed the importance of the discussion and
appealed for questions from the
floor and an active exchange oi
opinions. v Many old friends in Prince
County learned with a some of deep regret of the passing of Mr. Daniel MacDonald, age_ 86 years, on October 23rd at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Daniel Mac- Donald. Travellcra lust. The late Mr. MacDonald was born at Wat- erford. PEI. and lived than moat
near Saint John. N. B., last Fri-'
Arrangements were discused for 2g, the more effective production of spent, the greater pa“, o; hi, m,
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of his life. He was a successful farmer and one held in the dis- trict in which he lived, in high e8- teem and where by his friendly and genial nature he made for himself a. host. of friends.
His first wife, the former Ellen
Butler, predeceased nim several years ago and from this union there were two sons. James and
John. no;v living in Rumiord, also five daughters, Mrs. Daniel Mac- Donald, Clarii, Travellers Rest; Mrs. William Bulger. Gertrude. Rumford, Maine; Mrs Irving Bcyle,
Elizabeth, Rumiord; Mrs. IsabePe Boyle, Rumiord; Miss Laurette. MacDonald, R.N., Long Island,
N.Y.
Of the second marriage he is survived by four sons. Joseph, Grand River; Chester, in Am- herst; Bernard and Ken at home. Also two daughters. Mrs. John Connolly, Beatrice, Boston; Mrs. Frank MacDonald, Marion. Grand River; and his second wife the former Maria Ready.
The funeral was held on Wed- nesday. October 25th., from the home of his daughter, Mrs. Daniel MacDonald, Travellers Rest, to St. Paul's Church and Cemetery. Sunt- merside. The funeral mass was celebrated by Rev, Father Mac- beod and the last rites at the grave were performed by Rev. Father LeClair.
The pallbearers were: Gordon Hess. Male!" MacDonald, Earl Bulser. Roy Pelletier. Ronald Mac- Donald, Edwin MacNeiil. _ s.
THURSDAY
IN HOSPITAL - Mr. Weldon Smith. sou of Mr. anid Mrs. Horace Smith. 32 Spring Street, is recover- "18 in the Prince Edward Island Hospital from injuries received Tuesday while at work aboard a ship at the Charlottetown water- front. I-fe was struck on the head and rendered unconscious but rc- vived liiier. Yesterday his condit- ion was reported good.
A campaign to collect funds is to be undertaken by the P. E, l. Advisory Board of the Ciinudirin National Institute for the Blind on December 12, 13 and 14 it was decided at a board meeting hcid last- nlam at the Charlottetown. Mr. Gordon Foster presided.
Col. Keith Rogers has accepted the position of campaign chairman. Col. Rogers expressed his happi- ness at being appointed chairman, stating that he believes there was no more worthy cause on the Is- land than collecting for the blind. The purpose of the drive is to collect funds to cover the current year's budget.
A prominent citizen passed away
Radio Committee, Rev. J. T. Ilbbott; yesterday in the person of (my Services Committee, Rev. 0.0. Web- Councillor
Peter Holland (above). Death occurred at his home, l4 Prirve Street after an
HE 19m“ l0 "WW" “"55" hlii Ibbott. Rev. M. D. Dunbar. Rev. H. illness of several months.
Born at Woutun. Mass, on June 1887, the li,'.te Mr. Hollani
on Pdnce Edward Island. He en- tered the service of Canadian Na- tional Railways on September l‘). 1905i. and spent most of his years of service at Elmira and Souris, serving in both places as station agent. On August i7, 1946, he was appointed freight agent at Char- lottetown, retiring on pension or. June 30, 1947. On February 10. lQ-i8. he was elected Councillor for Ward One at the civic elections. After his election, he was appointed chair- man of the Fire Committee. Pre- viously he liad served several terms as Town Councillor in Souris and was for two terms Mayor o.‘ that municipality. Mr. Holland was a member of the Prince Edward Island Temp- erance Commission, having becii named to that; board when it came into being on April 8, i948. He was particularly well known. especially in Charlottetown and the eastern section of the Prov- inca where he had lived the greater part of his life. His friends were legion because of his fine personality and readin- ess to co-operate in every worth- while endeavour. Every deserving cause had his wholeheartied sup- port. and he discharged all his public duties well and faithfully. l-lc was a valued member of St. Dunstanb Basilica Holy Name So- ciety, the Charlottetown Council of the Knights of Columbus and the Benevolent Irish Society. The late Mr. Holland was twice rrfarrled. His first wife was the late Agnes MacCormac, Launching. Several years after her death he married Catherine Benton, Plant Point. who survives him. Surviving members of the first family are Anne (Mrs. Andrew MacLean. Trenton. NS.) and Jos- eph, Toronto. Two daughters, Mary and Mlle, are dead. and one son. Lieiit. Thomas Holland of the Royal Canadian Navy ivas killed in service in World War II. All members of the second fam- ily survive: 'I‘hey are Beatrice, (Mrs. Frances White. Rollo Bay): Henry, with Trans Canada Air Lines in Newfoundland. and Char- les, at the Jesuit Novitiate, Guelph, Ont. All the family with the ex- ception oi Joseph were at honic when m. Holland passed away. The maniage of Miss Many Alix Hyndman. daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Alex W. I-lyncman. of Mont- real, to Mr. Robert Garden Shaw son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sham of Brackley Beach, PEI, took place quietly on Saturday after- noon. Novzcnber 5, tn the chapel of the Church of Si. Andrew and St. Paul at three o'clock. The Rev. R. J. Berlin performed the ceremony, with Mr. K. Meek at the organ. Pink and white carnationa carried out the floral decorations. Given away by her father, the bride wore a. crepe aftcmoon dross in heaven blue shade. a black felt hat with blue ribbon _t.rlm and black accessories while she carried a Colonial bouquet oi Joanna Hill roses and bouviirdia. The matron of honor was- Mrs. C. Edward Rosa, cousin of the bride, in a raluin colored crepe and satin afternoon dress with grey accessories and carrying a. Colonial bouquet of pink dot. baby poms. Mr. Ernent N. Shaw, of Toronto. was his brother‘; beat man. 'I‘he usher: were Mr. Dirck l-Iyndman. brother of the bride, and Mir, David
the bridal couple left on a M0101’ lrlP» "n" winch they will take up residence in Prince Edward Isilmfl-
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Rev. George Cunningham of Al- berlon was elected ya to! the Prince Edward Island Mlnisteritfl
held yesterday in the Church hall, Summerside. Rev.’ M D. Dunbar was elected vice-presi- dent, representing the Charlotte- mwu grcup and Rev. R. Wagner. North Bedcque was elected vice- president renresenllns (the E85’ Prince Ministerial Association.
Th;- vlce-prcsldent to represent the West Prince Ministerial Associ- ption is to be appointed later. Rev. S. J. Davies. Kensinglon. was elected secretary and Rev. E. J. Barrass. Summerside, treasurer.
The retiring president. Rev. J31‘. Ibbott presided at the meeting which opened with a devotional period led by Mr. Ibbott. Delegates were present from the West Prince. East Prince and Charlottetown Ministerial Associations. Thelniat- ter of religious services in public in- stitutions was discussed and it is hoped that satisfactory arrange- ments will be made for the 111N110-
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opium-Ac the P. E. I. Hospital. on Wkidnesdny. Oct. 2, to Mr. and Mrs. Carl F, Burke, Mount Ed- ward Road, a son.
hIcKENNA-At the Prince County Hospital on October 28th, to Mr. and Mrs. Louis McKennii, a Francis Gerard.
COBB-At the Prince County Hos- pital, October 21st. 1949. to Mr. and M", Lprng Cobb a daughter. Bar- bara Jean.
MOASE-(At the Prince County Hos- pitai, November 7th. 1949. to Mr» 5nd Mrs. Elmer Moose (nee Mar]- orle Campbell) a daughter. Olive Margaret.
MosiiEm-At the Prince Edward Island Hospital on November 7th, 1949. to Mr. and Mrs. Herman Mosher, Harrington. a daughter.
THISTLE—At the Charlottetown Hospital on Nov. S, to Mr. and Mrs. John Thistle, City, a daugh- tCI‘.
MBoPIIERSON-At the P. E. Islalrtl Hospital. November 9th.1949. ~° Mr. and Mrs. Arthur MacPhcrsozi, Klnross. (nee Jessie Lord) a son.
KEENAN—At the Victoria Gener- al Hospital, Victoria, N. 8.. on No- vember 9th, to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Keenan, a daughter.
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