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sreconp gusracplvlaur Civic Taxes due June 30th. o-zl-o '

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CIVIC TAX installments bear interest if not paid on or before" due date. 6-21-91.

ruuvo nacrrar. lly the pupils! of Miss Suulnne Brenton in Heartz Hall, Thursday, June 21st at 7.30 P. M. Silver collection. 8-19-31.

GONE T0 P. E. I. — Mrs. James Currie and young daughter, of Btellarton, left mu week to Joini her husband in ~ Charlottetown, where they will take up residence. -New Glasgow News.

WILL ANYONE knowing Jack Ritchie and D. H. McPhee who went to Klondyke in 1893 acivi-e their whereabouts to Box . B Charlottetown Guardian. 6-2l-3i.

YORK UNITED CHARGE Special services on Sunday. June 24: York at ll A.M.; Brackley 3 P.M.. male choir. conference re- port; Cefltrai Church 7:30 PM. Petty Off cer Ross special er. All services in charge o lay- men. 6-21-ll.

VOLUNTEERS FOR PACIFIC — Ordinary Seaman J. Fred Flynn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Flynn of 141 Weyrrlouth Street is home on 60-day: leave prior to going to the Pacific. He is a gunner with the Navy,

CHURCH 0F ENGLAND SER- VICES for the Parish of N_ew Lon- don. J1me Nth. 8 A. M. Holy Com- munion St. Mark's, Iiensmgton. I1 A. M. St. Mark's, Kmsington. 2.30 P. M. St. Thomas, French River. 7.30 P. . St. Stephen's, Burlington. Rev. D. E. Noel. Rector.

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THE MEMBERS 0f True Broth- ersLodgeNo.8A.F.ezA.M. attend Divine Worship Sunday, June 24th at 3 P. M. in Crapaud United Church. Bro. Rev. J. A. Jardine will address the Brgtgliefi.

PARATROOPER HOME — Cpl. P.M. Simmonds, member o: the 1st. Canadian Battalion arrived in Halifax yesterday on the Wench

home in Charlottetown shortly. He is a son of Mr. and Mrs. J.P. Sim-

monds. 96 Hillsbolro Street.

spondent writes that the enthusi- of the Hopefield

amusement for many seasons come

panorama or MR, HARRIS MJ‘. KILLED _ he" will sympathize with Mr, u;

Bruce Tremeor in an auto collision The accident and Mrs. Tremcer. driving

in; both Mrs. Tremecr and Sergt. JP. Tierrlo of Peter-borough. Mr.

fering serious facial lacerations. a fractured jaw, and possible other injuries. Spr. Herkness received |a broken leg and Sgmn. Sutton a

fractured nose and jaw and shoulder injuries

Personals

Sgt. Thomas Nearing and Mrs. Nearing arrived Tuesday night to spend a. two weeks vacation. Mrs. Nearing was formerly Miss Joseph- ine Lie gbt-izer of this City.

Pte. Peter Doyle, has returned to Halifax after spending h fur- lough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Doyle of this city.

Among those attending the Hos- pital convention is Mr. L..E. Palmer assistant secretary of the Bathurst Power and Paper Co.. Ltd.

Missw Alice and Margaret Mac- Lennan and Mrs. Arthur Haslam’ of Charlottetown. were week-emf guests of Mr. and Mrs. Watson Moor. in Amherst.

Fit-Sgt. J, D. Rackham. lMrs. Rackhurn and son Roland. Wheat- ley River. and Mrs. Rackhamk mother, Mrs, Leslie Weeks. Frederic- ton, P.E.I., returned by plane yes- terday aftcr spending a few days with friends in Moncton.

Sgt. J. Edwin Freeman. R. C. A. F., of Summorside, P. E. L. and Mrs. Freeman and little son. Billy, have arrived in Trenton. N. 5., to qajoy a holiday period with Mrs. Freeman's parents. Cir. and Mrs. W. J. Elma.

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Muttart. Cape Traverse. have had as their welcome guests. their dau hter Helen. and her husband. Fying Officer Eigin E. Coutt-s, recently returned from overseas. Mr. and Mrs. Coutts left Monday morning on a holiday trip to the forms": home in Wngham,‘ Ontario. atop- ping off in Montreal. Toronto and Ottawa.

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astic manner in which the children community en- ,dcavoured to help with the many ‘proceedings resulted largely in the success of a dance held in the hall June 8. and is something that will be remembered with pleasure and f»:

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Harris MP. fo T to in the death o; hitsngixziughltaiaxi-{lffvw

Ofifiilfred when Mr. from Toronto to Ottawa. collided with a Jeep carrying three soldiers from Cornwall to Kingston on duty. Both cars were completely wrecked, k111-

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who returned to Charlottetown last night on a visit to his mother. Mrs. Frances Holl Tralnor, City. Lieut. TIBIIIOI‘ Joined the R. C. N. V. R. in Charlottetown in June. 1942, receiving his commission as Sub-Lieutenant. After six months at barracks here. he went to Halifax where he took the iOfficers' Training Course at King's lCoilege. In July 1943 Lieut Trainer boarded the minesweeper Llew- .eliyn which operated just outoide Halifax. I-Ie was on the Llewellyn iuntil April. i944. when he was wransferred to the Corvette Cal- gary. While with the Calgary he took part in D-Day operations. [conveying the floating dccks to Normandy. He returned to Can- ada in May of this year and is now spending a well-earned leave. The Calgary is being decommis- sl_ 3d at_S_<lrel. Quebec.

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T0 CONDUCT COURSE - Miss Marion Lindcburgh O.B.E.. Director, School for Graduate Nurses, Mc- Gill University, arrived in the city l’! v by plane from Montreal. She will be the speaker at the Friday morning session of Maritime Hospital Association roe-sting and next wed; she r1111 conduct a re- fresher course for PEI. nurses.

will Inter she will spend h-er holidays

at Starlhape Beach Inn.

FAMILY REUNION AT POW- ‘NAL — A very happy family re-

. union took place at the home of

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Judson. when tivzir children gathered around the table before leaving for other parts. Those present were Hon. Flight Lieut. Detval- and Mrs. Judson of Chatham, N. 17-. A/B. Winston. H M. C. 8., Orangevllle. who has been on the seas for two years. Both ooys ex- pect to leave for the Pacific in the near future. Mrs. Robert M DEFY. (Minnei. Ottawa; Mrs, Ivan Harper (Irene) and twp sens, LAC. and Mrs. Walter Grant (Rhetai. and three children. Ar- thur. Kenneth and Dorothy all of Pownai. Mr. Judson ariived home a few days prior to the re. union from Camp Hill Hospital where he has been undergoing

‘reatment for the t t icome‘ PR5 en months.

povcr-zr-aunnrpor: . WEDDING

mocranoogca, Jun 1e _ s, . CJEOPhas Ch/umh. here? we-s ti;

scene of the wedding on Weclnes. (my. -June 13th, of Sergt. Gerald Doucet, son of li/ir. and Mrs. Paul Dfiilwt. of Rustico. P.E.I., and Mi“ Gladys Burridse. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dolph Burrldge, o!

this place. Rev. Pr. Adolphe Le- v e Binnc g- 1 t d itained the members of the em n gig?‘ M45551?! e at me nupflalixtixféifiliigi Institute at her home on e rl was charmingly at-- ' u d Wm, me iiifiiie ifimei diffglyifffgtgifithdfiif egf i OKVIIIZheIOIIILQWBFEIJYODIEIII‘: Creed and tip sleeves flghfflgitthig bcdlce’ in“ roll call to which twelve mem-

broidiered neci: and breast, half- lengt silk veil fitted at the head with a corona‘. of orange blosggrnqg, She carrie. t‘ bouquet of whit: flowers with white silk streamers. She Wes attended by Miss Slur- ley Curry, who wore a floor-length ores of pale rose crepe, with white picture hat and other matching acocworlcvs sand also curried n bouquet of white flowers with rose sllk st-recnrers. The grocm was at- tended by his bmthcr-in-law, Pte. Ceceil Ackcr. Both groom and st- tmdant were in uniform. ‘The altnr| was beautifully decorated with cut flowers and fern. es was the altar

nail cn each side of the bridal.‘ party. , Mrs Paul Mazier, the ozganist,

played the wedding musi: and thr- choir of young women was under‘ the direction of .1. A. Deveau. As

part of the music they m-ng a

French hymn especially for the cc- . cs-sion. _

After a call at the bride's par-

ents‘ hccne, Sgt. and Mrs Doucl-t left for a motor trio rip the coun- try driven by Leo D:vo~.u of Sai- mon River, Cm t‘:-" return in the early evcnirrr n wedding sun- per we; served at tit: iicm- of ill“ bride's perverts, to vels-tives rm

close frierdr In the evening a necc. loin and civnoe was held nt the hall in their honor. The?’ Y?‘ oeived manv beautiful wsddirlg presents. After spending a week in Rustlco. the groom will join his regiment in Debert

The ancient Greeks knew when. amber was rubbed vicurouslv ii acquired the powir to =itract bits‘ of___straw. leaves or_§e:gtl_le_rs_.

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Accidental Drowning ' of Island Soldier

The sad homecoming of Mr. Anthony Sturdy. of New Wiltshire. P. E. 1.. with the body of his son. Cecil. aged l8, was a great shock and grief to the many friends of] his good family. Young Cecil, the second eon of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Btordv. claimed by this war. had spent. Sunday June l0, with his father. hi5 sister. his two aunts. 515i" M- Bonaventure of St. Joseph's Orph- anage and Mother Duffy of the Convent of Sacred Heart.

He had assisted at Mass and received Holy Communion at Holy Heart Seminary that morning. and was very bright and happy. sny-_ ing he would spend the evening with his father and sister. before returning to the Camp at Alder- shot. This he did.

The following Thursday. it be- ing sports afternoon for E Unit. of which Cecil was a. member. he. in company with about one hun- drccl men and three officers charge. had gone to the swimming, pool. Being unable to swim he stood on a raft, which unfortunately. went under him. causing him to fail into the pool. Unsuccesfulf attempts were made to recover the, body and when found life was ex-i iinct. g i Besides his surrowlng parents, he leaves to mourn for his untimely death. five sisters and tlu-ee bro- thers. His. brother. Flight Lieu- tenant Lawrence was killed in action in Duisburg, Germany. two years ago.

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MCIIIINNON-WAGNER WEDDING

LUNENBURG, June l8 — Si”, John's Angclican Church hare was; the scene on Tuesday afterncoml June l2, of the wedding of Miss‘! Currie Joan Wagner, daughter of] Skipper-Lieut. Watson Wagner, R.C.N.. and Mrs. Wagner andl Malcolm Roderick M-cKinnoIl. i R.C N , son of Mrs. E Mt-Kinnon of Point Prim, P E.I., and the late Mr McKinnon

Von. W E Ryder, rector of the, church officiated.

The bride, given in marriage by her father. was gowned in white hrocaded satin with shoulder length veil and carried a. shower bouquet of mixed bloom in pastel shades. Her only ornament wus a wrist watch, the gift of the groom.

Her sister, Irene. Mrs. Ernest Smith. as matron of honor, wore an azure blue sheer gown with flower head-dress and veil and fumed 5.11 arm bouquet of sweet peas and snepdrazons. John Sum- ncr McKinnon. brother of the groom, was ‘best. man-h w t the

The reoepton was e a bride's home. 'f'i'ae bride's mother wore a. navy blue ensemble with hrt and oorse-gc in harmony and the groom's mother was BOWMd i" dclft blue vlrith hat and other ac- cessories to match. The toast. to; the bride was given by the EIWm-i‘ , man and responded to by the 81°01“ ,

assisting in serving and W1"- ing were Mrs Finrnm Sefl-DOYBT. Miss Hilda Eisenhauer. Miss Mar- guerite Oxncr, Miss Shirley (“we Miss Betty Corkum, lvLrs Bo Taylor Mrs Douglas BYBKiiPY End lVIiss Marie spirlriler- F" the" honeymoon trip Mi” and M“. NlcKimlon are vsitihs the '5'°°m‘ g-rundrnother Prince Edwiifd Ismnd. The young couple recehed Imany lovely ZiIiS

I VERNON WOMEN'S INSTITUTE

i Mrs. Thomas McKenna enter-

d d. One new mem- §§§Sw§§5§§i§ie§meu to the institute. The minutes were read and HP‘

Annual Meeting lioly Nam-e Society

on Sunday. June 17th. i945 the annual meeting of the Holy Name Society of the Holy Redeemer Parish was held with the Presi- dent Eugene Kelly presiding. A large number of Holy Nlme m" were present to hear the Presi- dent review‘ the activities of the past year of which he was very

proud and thanked the executive.

and especially the member 10F their co-operation shown him. and hoped that the future would hold even greater promises.

A nominating committee com- posed of Messrs-George Berrigan. Nicholas Power. and Benjamin Gallant. assisted by Father A. Mc- Donald selccted the following exe- cutive for the incoming year:

President: Leonard McDonald.

Vice-President: Russell St. John Secretary: Aubrey Ward Father McDonald in a few

words thanked the retiring offic- ers for their outstanding work and also the members for their regu-

lar attendance on Holy Name Sundays. The meeting lavas closed as

opened with prayers. Aspecialiy 101’ the intentions of the Holy Father. the Pope.

Indian Government Aids War Orphans

BOMBAY. June 20 1C?) The government of India has in preparation a scheme for the care of orphans who have or who may become orphaned in consequence of the extension of hostilities to The scheme will be ap- plicabie to ail refugee orphans of British Indian parentage.

Orphans who have permanently or temporarily lost both parents will be eligible for the benefit of tile scheme Children who have one parent alive and in contact with them may be admitted to the benefits of the scheme. in whole or in part. temporarily or perlnanentiy as the circumstances of each case may seem to war-

rant. Orphans who are admitted may continue to receive benefits until they attain the age of l8 years.

The scheme will make provis- ion for the care and education of orphans, either in approved priv- ate homes or in institutions. and will be administered by the Pro- vincial govemment. in consulta- tion with the government of India.

New Italian Government Formed

ROME. June 19 _ (AID-Ferric B10 Parri. new Italian Premier has completed a government after two days of consultations, it was an-

immedlate came u d tt k f the Socialist Part; er a ac mm Parri named as one of two vice- premlers Pietro Nenni. Socialist leader who recently was arrested

making an unauthorized political speech in Northern Italy. and also c ose Socialists for the ministries of Labor and Public Works.

iSt party secretary for northern Iifliy. asserted “the solution of the

harmony and so that the Italian people may finally have a govern- ment . . we Socialists will een. tinue to struggle so that the work-

nroved. _

A discussion of the HosPiiiiizPl tion Plan took place and it wail followed by the organization of A group ugith Mrs. Richard McRae as secre ary. _

n has decided to repair the haii as soon as P95511719-

Ml-s. Milton Furness invited the members and delegates to her home for the meeting concerning the district convention.

The members donated eight dol- lars for school prizes»

Mrs. Sam Martin invited the members to her home for the next meeging, The meeting was then adjourned by singing the National Anthem.

A most delicious lunch was served by the hostess assisted by her daughter Mary.

'ORCE BY POST D“ JUDGE SUGGESTS GLOUCESTER, England. JuneI 2o - (c?) — A Judge at the Gloucester assizes suggested that lizltlrfcnticd divorce cases be hand- l~.d through the Post Office. 5P3?-

ing the time of lfSfl-i ailiiwriii“ already fully occupied with de- fended suits.

Undefendcd cases. he said. "could be dealt ivith by 50mm“. with less intelligence than Hi! Majesty's Justices are supposed i0 pqitiiil. even I have sufficient in-

telligence to deal with these cases. m an average of 4 1-2 minutes

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ing class will assume in political leadership of the country the place it deserves."

The other vice premiership was retained by Manlio Brosio of the

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In Memoriam

MRS. J. FRANK rnnsan

Alter an illness lasting a year and u half. mere passed away in the Prince Edward Island Hospital at B-Ii eflriv hour Tuesday morning, of Mrs. Frank Fraser, wofe ol lvir. J.I~'. Fraser, of the Telegraph of. ficc staff. Charlottetown

Mrs. Fraser was in her 57th year, havin! observed her 56th birthday on January 22nd last.

She was a daughter of the late M1‘. and Mrs. Isaac Murley. of Char- lottetown and had lived practically all her life in this city. For a brief time she resided in Boston. where she graduated as a Registered Nurse from the New England Deac- oness Hospital in 1910.

Just previous to her illness. she was in char c of the canteen con- ducted by t e Women's Auxiliary of the Canadian Legion. and in this

capacity was known to e large num- ,

bcr of servicemen and Legionnaires. For some years she was an active member of the Rebeccas and tcok a keen interest in their work

She leaves to mourn, besides her husband, one son, Arthur. now re- siding irl Halifax. and one daugh- ter. Joyce (Mrs. William Hughes). also two brothers nnd one sister- James M.. of the Tele raph Office, John 3., of the Emp oyment and Selective Service Office. nnd Mrs. Arthur Henry. Hcr remains are resting at the home of her sister. Mrs. Arthur Henri’. B4 l-liiiaboro Street.