Psgradi The Guardian ' 1. July 30. 1954

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O'.l."l'AWA (CP) Industrial wages and salaries averaged 858.44 a weak at June 1. a drop of 71 cents from a month earlier. the bureau of statistics reported Wed- nesday. v

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-A miscellaneous bridal shower was held on July 23. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Keough. Christopher's Cross, in honor of their daughter. Hilda. The living room was decorated with stream- ers and wedding bells. After the bride was escorted to a seat of honor the numerous gifts were car- ried to the room. They were wrap- ped by Mrs. Harold Heffell and were presented to the bride-to-be by Miss Ethel Keough while Miss Norma Shea read the accompan- ing verses and good wishes. Miss Keough thanked everyone for their kindness.

The annual Tignish parish picnic which was held on July 21. was a success. though the lowering clouds threatened to shower rain through- out the day. The large variety of entertainments and the delicious dinner and supper. which was served by the ladies of the parish made this a day to be remember- ed.

Mr. Urban Gallant, Toronto. Ont. is visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gallant, Nail Pond.

Miss Joan Shea has arrived home from Montreal. P. Q., to spend her vacation with her pa- rents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred J. Shea. Tignish.

Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Shea, Sea Cow Pond. have as their guest their cousin. Mr. Martin Gavin, Charlottetown.

Mrs. Hamid Hcffell and her three children have come from Sum- mcrside to spend some time with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clif- ford Shea.

Mr. Gerald Perry, Toronto, Ont.. is spending his holidays with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Perry.

Funeral services were held on July 24. at the Church of St. Simon and St. .lude for the late Leo. Pe- ters, who was the victim of a drnwnimz accident on May 3. Re- quiem High Mass was sung at 9 o'clock by his pastor. Rev. J. A. MacDonald. The services at the grave were conducted by Rev.

Phone: Kenslnston I .Denis Gallant. Pallbearers were: --- Messrs. Edmund Arsenault, Joseph Peters. Clifford Gaudet. M ajor

Gaudet. Charles Gaudet, Henry

- Perry. The deceased leaves to

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inmtituro of. Bank President As lionorary chief

Lethbridgc, Alberta. July 28. Uames Muir. (ubovel President of ithe Royal Bank of Canada, a dir- iector of the Canadian Pacific Rall- way, and a director of The Scots- man Publications Limited. was yesterday invested as R member of the exclusive Honorary Chief- tainship of the Blood Indian tribe.

His Indian name. Eagle Ribs. was

bestowed upon him in a colourful ceremony by Head Chief Shot-on- Both-Sides. His Excellency, Vis- count Alexander, is Chief Eagle Head in the same tribe. Among others on the roster. limited to 35 men. are the Earl of Bess- ibnrough, Rt. Hon. Vincent Massey. Governor General nf Canada. rep- resentative provincial premiers. Heading churchmen, and a few of .the most prominent business men in icanada. 1 This latest tribute is the third 'slgnal honour to be given Mr. Muir In three years: in October 1952 he received the Freedom of his home town, Peeblcs, and in June 1958 he was invested honoris causa with the D.C.l.. degree by Bishop's Uni- varsity.

To honour Mr. Muir. the Indians came, 2,000 strong. to the sacred ground of the sun Dance camp. on a flat expanse amid sand hills where tradition places the "Happy Hunting Grounds". Here the spirits of departed tribesmen pursue an endless career, and here their liv- ing descendants come once a year to carry out the sacred rites of the Sun Dance.

Surrounding the Medicine Lodge was a great ring of tepecs, each embellished with paintings of charging buffaloes. flying eagles. mystic thunder birds and sinuous serpents, each tcpce with its an- trance facing the rising sun. Within the circle there wheeled and charg- ed palnted and feather-bedecked braves and warriors, their ponies cavoi-ting to the throb of tom- toms.

Presented for initiation by the Venerable Dr. S .H. Middleton, Mr. Muir squatted cross-legged on the magnificent buffalo robe that has been used for many such cere- monies. On it stood His Majesty King George VI when he visited the the Bloods in 1939. and three years ago Viscount Alexander sat there to receive the war-bonnet.

The Head Chief and ten minor chiefs. assisted by medicine men. enacted A colourful ceremony. One, naked save for paint. breech-cloth and moccasins. solemnly marked Mr. Muir's cheeks with double stripes of sacred paint. Then he placed a magnificent eagle-feather war-bonnet. first. on his own head, then on Mr. Muir's. thus signify-

iing his acceptance into the Blood 8.

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A beautiful summer wedding of widespread interest was sdlemniaed at sacred Heart church. Prince George. B. C. on July to at a a.xn.. when Margaret Altos. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Murphy. Carlewn Siding. 1'. E. 1.. was united in marriage with Joseph Edmund Oonwl-Y. Upper Fraser. B. C.. son of Mr. and lira. Michael Conway. Kinkora. P. E. I.

Reverend 0. De Keyser. Gis- come. 3. 0., performed the cddlng ceremony and celebrated the Nup-

tisl Mass. assisted b y t w o Aoolytes. Mrs. A. Smith organist and

soloist played appropriate hymns during the ceremony. The b ide entered the church on the ar of Jlllml Kelly. formerly of Kelly's Cross. P. E. 1., who gave her in marriage.

The bride's attendant was Mrs. Aenaes Maccarville. sister of the groom. while Edwin Btordy, Kin- kora was gioomsman.

The bride chose a floor-length gown of imported Carnation white Chantilly lace over rows of net and satin. The slim bodice with small buttons buttoned down the back and the full ski:-t's hooped crinoline was accented by a front panel of Chantilly nylon net and satin, which billowecl out into full- ness from beneath a sweetheart

nipped in bodice and falling in a long full train behind. The com- bined gown bolero jacket was fitted over a strapless gown. It featured a straight stand-up collar, with an unusual arrangement of matching 3309- The 1115' Point Sleeves were ions tapering over her hands. She wore a Bridal Loveliness three quarter length veil held in place by a Juliet hat. adorned with tiny pearls and wore silver Cinderella slippers. She carried a Cascade bouquet of American Beauty Roses and white camations. Her only ornaments were a matching neck- lace and earrings of diamond and turguolse birthstone setting.

The bridesmaid wore a floor. length gown of blue satin with l-lizhi:-iii-tins bodice falling into a full skirt of net. and taffeta. Her fingertip veil was held in place by a matching headdress. She wore matching gloves and carried a bouquet of pink and white carna- tions.

The bridal party motored to the MacDonald Hotel, Prince George, where .a wedding dinner was par- ticipated in and enjoyed by 30 guests The toast to the bride was pro- posed by Reverend 0. De Kcyzer and was responded to by the groom.

The bride's table was beauti- fully decorated, centered with a three-tier wedding cake topped with a miniature bride and groom beneath an arch of lily oi the val- ley flowers with white ribbon and bell. -

The groom's gift to the bride was a matching rhinestone necklace and earring set, to the bridesmaid a. carving set, and to the groom- msn. s. lighter.

The bride's gift to the groom was a black onyx signet ring, to the bridesmaid at matching Cameo necklace and earring set and the

Youth Gels Seven Years In Prison

HULL. Que, (OP)--Gilles Gra- velle, II, was sentenced Wednes- day to seven years in prison for at- tempted armed robbery and shoot-

on July 16.

to the charges and admitted he was one of a trio that fired two rifle bullets into Delaney's car after the

mom of three masked men

rural road near here. Gerard Blondin. 11, and Alphbnu

Dore. 16. who were arrested with

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in November on similar charges following preliminary hearing wed- nesdsy. All three live in' Hull.

groomsman a leather biilfold.

After the reception ttelegi-am; were received and read from the bride's parents and Mr. and Mn, ildsar Shem. Bummerside. P. 1:.

Amid showers of rice and con- fetti the bridsllparty motored to Upper Fraser where a wedding dance was held that night for the young couple.

The bride donned for her honey- moon a white nylon dress with navy blue accesso . she carried 3- MW topper and-wore a. corsage of yellow roses.

The bride before her marriage was s. successful school teacher having spent seven years in the profession. teaching in Cape Tm. verse and Augustine Cove, P. E. 1, and Goodlands. Manitoba.

The young couple will reside in Upper Frasu. B. C., where the kroom i.s employed in the Lumber- ing industry. ..5

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