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—SAD NEWS — Mrs. George Waite. Sherbrooke, has received the sad news of the death of her cousin. little Gerry Cunningham, son of Mg. and Mrs. Stanley Cunningham of Calgary. Alberta, in s Boston hospital where he had gone for treatment. He had visited the Is- land this past summer-S.
RETURNED HOME - Mr. David Edwards, section man, Sum- merside, returned to his duties af- ter a two weeks holiday accomp- anied by Mrs. Edwards and daugh- ters t.o Montreal, Concord, NJ-l, and Portland, Maine. While in Montreal he visited with his cous- ins, Mrs. Albert Walles and Misses May and Edna Nicholson. At Con- cord they visited with former P.- E.I. friends, Mr. Peter J. Martin and Mrs. Sally Tucker, and in Portland at. the following cousins, Mrs. Johnston Hesket and Mr. l-lesket. Mr. and Mrs. Earl War- ren, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur ‘Fine, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gilles and iamilys. They also enjoyed a day at Old Qrchard Beach,
-NEW TAXI SERVICE — A new taxi service has opened for business in Summerslde, operated by two young war veterans, Gerard and Alyre Bernard. Gerard "Joe" Bernard, leading pitcher of tho Curran and Briggs baseball team and starry forward of the Sunl-
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merslde All-Stars hockey team, needs no introduction to Surnmea- side residents. Associated with him is his younger brother, Alyre. Op- erating under the name of Meteor Taxi and located in the building formerly occupied by Bay Motors Garage. next to the Royal Bank. tho new business intends to give 24-hour service. Starting out with two new Meteor sedans purchas- ed from the local Meteor and Mer- cury dealer, Mr. l". Earle McDon- ald, the Meteor Taxi is equipped to give the best of service. The phone number is 200 and all pass- engers are covered by insurance.- S.
— MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER —On Monday evening the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rayner. Travellers’ Rest, was the scene of a pleasant event when the many friends of their daughter. Doris. gathered to tender a miscellaneous shower. While Mrs. Harold Mouse played the bridal chorus, the bride-elect was escorted to a seat of honor by Miss Florence Mc- Innis. The Misses Mary and Mar- garet Rayner brought in a decor- ated basket of gifts and the Misses Margaret Walker and Jean Rayner cut the ribbons, while Mrs. War- ren Nesbitt and Mrs. Milton Mont- gomery read the accompanying good wishes and the Misses Norma li/oodside and Sylvia Rayner ar- ranged thc presents on the tabi> The guest of honor graciously ex- pressed hcr appreciation for ih“ many lovely gills and good wishes Dainty refreshments were served. after which a singsong. with Mrs Moase at the piano, was much en- joyed.—S -
Personals
- Mrs. Sterling Andrew, Free- town, was a visitor to Summerside on Tuesday.
—Mrs. Ray Clark, Summerside. has had as her guest for the past wcck, Miss Elsie Doyle of Rustico. —S
_- Miss Joyce Edwards, Summer- side, returned home after spending her holiday with her sisters, Mrs. Russel Smith, Oyster Bed Bridge. and Mrs. Elmer MacDonald, New Glasgow, P.E.I.
—Miss Philippa Deegan of Washington, D.C. who has been spending her two weeks‘ vacation in Summerside as guest of her sis- ter. Mrs. Leonard MacNeill, left Friday morning on return-S
—Mr. and Mrs. Ray. Dales left this morning for their home in California, They have been the guests oi‘ Mrs. Harold Dunn of Summerviilo. Mrs. Duies ls the former Nellie- MacLeilan, daughter of the lute Hon. B. D. McLellan.
Miscouche llome And School Meeting
Mr. Philip LeClalr was elected president of the Miscouche Home and School Association at the ari- nual meeting held in the Mis- couche Convent on Wednesday with Mr. D. H. Gallant, the retir- ing president ln the chair. In presenting his report on the year's activities, Mr. Gallant showed that a great many worth while results had been achieved. much had been accomplished and he exhort- ed the members to continue dur- ing the coming year with their full support of the new officers as there was much that could be done in the community.
The report of the treasurer showed a good balance on hand for the end of the year.
The meeting discussed at length nlans for a field day to be held September 29th and a committee was appointed to arrange the de- tails. Members nf this committee are! Fcv. J’. T). Kelly, D. H. Gal- lant, Cvrii Gaudet. P. C. Marti". "rs. Harold Perry. Mrs John C, Polrler. Mrs. Geo. Vino. Mrs. 'i'hen-' cor» P~=Roches and Mrs. Tillman DosPoches.
Other officers elected owl-P: vice nrosirhnt. John C. Poirier; "casurcr. Cyril Fcudot: secretary, S’“"~r St. Mary Slxlus.
The next "v-etint! will he held nn ficinlw» so, at ‘ohm, a guggf sncakrr will ho present-S
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0'Leary Power line Connected
The newly erected 12,000 volt power line connecting O‘Lea.ry with Summerside was put in oper- ation on Wednesday, when elec- tric current purchased frori the Summerside Electric Plant by the Maritime Electric Company Ltd., flowed into the business establish- ments and residences of about 200 consumers in 0’Leary and sur- rounding dlstricta for the first time. Present at the time the current started to flow into the West Prince centre were V. A, Ains- worth, General Manager of the Maritime Electric Co., A. G. Ley, Distribution Superintendent fur the company and L. W. Hacker, Plant Superintendent of the Summerside Electric Light Plant. Thoa. Phillips, district represen- tative for the Maritime Electric Co. at O'Leary, threw the switch which answered the power supply problem that has been facing the community since the Champion Electric Light plant was destroy- ed by fire in February. Three Charlottetown men, Win- ston McKay, foreman, Darryl Wil- son and Alvin Andrews, and right O‘Leary men were employed on the last three miles of line work from O'Leary corner in and com- pleted the job Wednesday morning. The line from Summerside to Mt. Pleasant is owned by the town of Summerslde. The next jump from Mt, Pleasant to O'Leary was con- structed for the Provincial Gov- ernment by the Maritime Electric on a contract basis. The latter line is about 13 miles long and is leased by the Maritime Electric from the Government. The last three miles was constructed and is owned by the some company. In order that O'Leary might re- ceive power and competent ser- vice as soon as possible arrange- menta were made to have the current purchased from the Sum- merslde plant and distributed by the Maritime Electric. lt is un- derstood that as time permits new equipment will replace the lines, poles end fixtures presently in use
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A special meeting of the Sum- merside Board of rade was held last night in the own Hall with the vice president RS. Hinton presiding in the absence of the president, Mr. T. Earle Hickey. The meeting was held for the purpose of considering the question of the proposed Trans-Canada Highway in the Province. Consid- erable discussion took place by the members and it was moved by Mr. Donald Baker that the following resolution be adopted:
Resolved that a committee of three be appointed to draft a reso- lution to be presented to the Pro- vincial Government, with copies to local representatives. suggesting that the present pavement be re- tained as the Thins-Canada High- way in conformity with the original idea conceived and approved in 1935; also that copies of the reso- lution be sent to the Town Coun- cils of liensington and Hunter River.
The motion was seconded by Mr. W.M. Molllsh and adopted by the meeting. The three members ap- pointed to draft the resolution were RS. llinton. Fred Bell and T. J. Inman.
The secretary Harold Rodd an- nounced that in connection with the meeting of the members of thc Maritime Board of Trade to be held in Charlotictotvn on September 29th and 30th that a supper meet- ing at which these visitors would be guests would be held at the Olympia Restaurant Summerslde on Thursday Eversing, Sept. 29th.
Details of this meeting were left in the hands of the entertainment committee to finalize.
LATEST "BLONDIE" FILM lilERRll-IST ADVENTURE
—-"Blondio's Secret“. latest in Columbia's popular series of films hasrd upon Chic Young's famous comic strip. is now at the Cap- itol Theatre. According to ad- vance reports. this latest in the series promises to hit a new high in comedy and should outdo the
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of counterieiters. lt takes Blcndies presence of mind, as usual, to straighten things out.
However, before this comes about, there is said to be an over-abun- dant supply o! loud howls and resounding belly-laughs.
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Appointment of Senator Elie Beauregard of Quebec as Speaker of the Senate and election of Ross MacDonald as Speaker of the Commons were part of the early formalities which preceded the actual opening at 4 pm. ADT.
Mr. MacDonald, 57, a native of Toronto, and Liberal member for Brnntford, succeeds Hon, Gaspard Fauteux (lb-Montreal St. Marys) as the position alternates back from a French-speaking an English-speaking member. Senator Beauregard, a lawyer and business man from Outremont. Que, served during the last Par- liament as chairman of the Sen- ate banking committee. He sue- rccds Senator J. H. King of Brit- isli Columbia.
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The Commons selected J. A, Dion (Ir-Lake Si. Jean-Hobcrval) Dc- puly Speaker‘ and l-lcnc Bcaudqn ib-Vaudreuil-Snuian dciP-Vli’ chairman ol commiit ..
Party loaders paid tribute to Senator Ian ALHCKCRZHE. who died recently, and to two other mem- bers whose deaths have occurred SiTlCQ the general election, Benoit Michaud
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mons adjourned until 4 pm. ADT tomorrow. The Senate adjourned until ncxt Tuesday at 4 p.m. ADT
xvas signalled by the running-up of His Excellencys personal en- sign, replacing the Red Ensign on the masthead atop the Peace Tower. It was followed by a i9- gun salute, fired from Parliament Hill just outside the Senate end of the building. The salute con- tinued as Viscount and Vlscountcss Alexander were met at the main entrance by Prime Minister Si.
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Laurent and reviewed a guard of l honor. i Viscounicss Alexander chose s ‘formal, ankle-length gown of slate blue with long sleeves and a graceful skirt, and matching ha: and gloves.
A hush fell over the Chamber ifrom the moment ilir- vicc-rccnl ‘couple and Prime Minister St.
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|satisfaction that the Kings health i harl improved, welcomed Now- lffillfldliilld intn Confederation, re-
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Viscount ‘Alexander read the i.- Hfifi-xvnrd speech. first in English‘ and ihrn in French. in exactly 2'2 minutcs '
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