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commentary on' the races and games. given by Mr. J A McNair. Rscesdzerge arranged] sin: grins: y . . . oe y. guntifui‘ and delicious lunch was by the ladies of the caution and served by 3“. Women's Amccistion and- a u, stocked rofreshmen th prorated by the Picnic Committee. essrs. 8. '1‘. Green, H. Atkinson an: H. Cudmors. Ideal“ weather; an amroundmgs prov s. mos enjoyable outing and thanks are duo to fir! Superintendent E. Smith for his (so-operation and ss- slstanco. '

RIOOL PICNIC-A very en- Joylbio s-f and evening was meat on June a agerrmwnggt- Ischrisne, the event bo- pionic of Iibrnwood School, under he management of their teacher. Miss Rita A’Hearn. The I was pleasantly spent I! .

g, and other

. A delicious supper

then served by th women. Inter the teacher presented all present with fruit and chocolate hsrs, then prises and certificates

— AWARDED A. I‘. C. -- The‘!- sward of the Air Mme Cro as r1: sixth-logo?! tgxflti Lt. W11;

am . g o. . an

. 8.. " " Flt. L? - is To was oi Mr rsdxhlrs. W“;

. gns c easing Living in New zeslandat the out- break of war he joined the New Zsaland Force and was sent to Canada for training whers he received his pilot's wings. Ho went overseas in 104.1 and on lo rusty M2 crashed and

1 he inJured and badly burned. After s long period of hospitalisation he returned to Canada in January of 1944 and was posted to the station at Sununerside. His promotion to Flight Lieutenant came in Febru- i ary- of this yosr. His award was mode in connection with his work at this statiorm-S. INDUCTION AT SPRINGFIELD w AND CIAPAUD - On Wednesday, June 2'1, the Rev. B. Fream, who inoe. In 1941 was honored with has been in charge of the arishes ‘of 11w; by of Ora aud and S rin fied since of Sal fshnvwan. tho IOIYIHSUOXI of he v. G R.

l- . . ternslly was a past pree- Hartman last fall, was inducted ident of the local Rotary Qilub and

M i gitonthefe parAlshgsl by the ‘Vgni G. t ndmasterofthe aaonc . arrson, rc eacon o rnce

m _ Edward Island assisted by the Rev. m“! t.“ S. J. Davies, Rural Dean. At both ‘mom’ services Evenson was read by the Rev. G. R. liar man. At Spring- a-m _ field the rector-elect was con ucted to the various stations of his min- lstrations by the Archdeacon and the Rural Dean. The Rev. Canon E. M. Malone preached the ser- mon. At Craipaud the rector-elect was conducts by the Rural Dean

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.. i Oyrll . Palmer m‘ l i? STUDY T-B. CAMPAIGN -— Dr. l; G.J. “Vherrett executive secretary ~ of the Canadian Tuberculosis As--

Dr. Cameron St. Clair Guild, executive ‘ "y o! the American Trudeau Society o! Nu! York are in Charlottetown for the purpose of studying the results of- thc tuberculosis survey now being made in the Province.

ILAND STUDENT S!!!)il- Among the successful students this year at McGill University was Miss Reta Coady. R.N. Miss Coady. one

Saint Damian's University's popular co-eds and a graduate of the Charlottetown Hospital Train- ing School for nurses, completed a course in Public Health Nursing and passed her examinations with high honours. Her many friends wish to congratulate her on the splendid record at McGill and wish her success in her future career.

WEDDING BELLS — Tuesday morning, April 19, at St. Dunsturs Basilica, was the scene cf a pretty wedding when the Rev. L. A. Dou- gan, naval chaplain officiated at senior Naval Officer at Pictou N.S., - the marriage of leading Wren and latterly has been serving at '3' Thelma Carolyn Doyle; WRE.N.S., HMCS Stadacona. Halifax. eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. After near] six years service in I I". Doyle, city, to L/Ck. Robert the Royal annidlan Navy, Com-

- JamesCarmichael, R.C.N.V.R., only msnder Duntain has been demob- son cf Mr. and Mrs R. 1'. Car- filled and is returnim to his bus- mlchael of Halifax. The couple mess Buntain Bell d: 00.. coal and vxas attended by the bride's sister. Steamship agents.

Wren Marguerite Doyle, of H.M.C. The list of naval promotions 1 gqmwfl111s_ and the groom by includes the following other Prince L. Capt. James R. Hines of the U. S. Edwflfd Island names: ;.. Arm; ‘ Royal Canadian Naval Reserve (List of Registrars).

To be Lieutenant Commander (Sz) Lloyd Standish Stevenson; Mrs. Ethel Stevenson (wife) Char- lottew n.

Royal Canadian Navel Reserve t ‘Pg be Commander: Nelson Ret- 911 i - Margaret Rotten- buryuvwife) Saint John N.B., and Charlottetown.

‘lb be Lieutenant (E) John Allan Munro; Munro (wife) Charlottetown, 3.6.)

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commissioner of mental di for the whole Prov-

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m... t. “t”... “i? ‘Z2; id sin icasicn- "u"! "l ° - 3 ° Knit-rs egsonmsmsnabilfill-W‘ l'°1 $5M“ A you TM m“ “d mama," bountiful lunch was again served. w.“ mow", o1 conga” on ‘@1110 remainder of the evening was honeymoon trip through the “Wm 9‘ mm “d 9' 5mg“ mm”, Th, hwy, win‘ "my song. after which all departed for costume was a two piece cerisfmme "mil"! m“ 5 "Y? °“1°Y' suit mo. m and coat and msich- ';(§e$f!tt1&nn=;dr;1‘1l$ew§é°$a§ t?“€u2““i§£‘fif.$33f‘ ‘f’ liféfidfii’. 315 €u°o°°“t=u"‘°"ss&‘ w"n“".a‘as“‘“u." w: more w.

was held in the rectory at Crapaud Kiergslngton wheres host of flrlilcggl . EVENING ENTJBYED _ A w“ at whch the refreshments were ws tem many W"! 0 plenum evening was spent oh

provided by the ladies of the ar- ness. ish.l ThewRev. B. Fream was Ffor- Ball-gig’, 33rd at” 321x111; mer rec r N nd r- -

y o’ ew L“ on pa of the residents of Alliston and Glen William met at his home to greet Mr. and Mrs. Earl Jenkins rom Southport. Mrs. Jenkins was formerly Miss Christine Mac- iDonald who had s ent her early life in that vicini y. An address :filled with good wishes was read by Mrs. Angus Matheson and a well filled purse was presented to the couple. Mr. and Mrs. Jenkins replied in fitting terms. thanking their many friends and extending to each and all an invitation to visit them in their home in South- port. The happy couple were soundly bounced in good old Scottish fashion. Refreshments were served and a short sing-song followed by "Auld Lang Sync" blroiulught s happy evening to a

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Battleford and nrf-Iohn rm Smnmersidm-S.

he half yearly promotion list of Naval Officers released by Ottawa July lst is the name of Lieutenant Commander G. H. Bun- fain, of Charlottetown who is pro- moted to Commander R.C.N.V.R. Buntain enlisted Sept. l2, 193.9 and served with the naval trol service in charge of , at Halifax. St. John Nfld. an imouski, P.Q., later being

,1! THURSDAY

-N6W IN ENGLAND - A u-

1 ram was received Juno 80th by

. James Champion, Hamilton.

from her daughter Mrs. L.W. Bram-

mer ea ing she had arrived safely in Eng and.

VISITS DEIIYMATION PLAN‘! - Mr. 1...J. Pienhale of Canadian Connors Lid, ‘Ibronm and Hamil- ton, was in Sumac on ‘mes- day and inspected the ehydration plant operated by Island llbods Inc. His firm intends to open s similar plant in Ontario. He was referred to the plans in Summer- side by officials of 3119 Federal De- pnrtmen Agric tune, Ottawa, as one of the best eggiwed in Canada for the dehy a on of

Potatoes-S. I

Cmdr. J.J. Connolly. formerly of Charlottetown has been promo- ted to acting captain. He is officer

MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER- — On Tuesday night. Juno 28th a large number of friends and neigh- bours gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Scott Calms. Dun-. sfaflnagc, to tender Miss Msrgaretl Webster a shag in honggiofr her approaching m age, e oom was decorated in pink and white. ‘rhebrldetobewascscortediothe seat of honor bv Mrs. Stanley Foe- ter w s. Irving Thompson played the wedding march. The numerous gifts were carried in by Misses Helen Stewart, Isabel Jenk- ins, Fume Mill and Dorothy Gibson while lVlflss Norma Jenkins read the humorous verses and good wishes. Mrs. Brenton Garnhum and Mrs. Rm rt Godfrey arranged the gifts da ntily on the table. Mar- garet in hen friendly manner thanked one and all for their lovely gifts and good wishes. after which all Joined in singing For Shes =- commandin the Canadian Navy Jolly 600d FQUOW- Lunch W“ base at Ava on, Nfld. He is believed served and the remainder of the be the 1|"; pm,“ my.“ 151. evening was spent in music "id ander to attain the rank of acting singing. ' ca taiin. m O t “y

core e war s . Conno

onwmerroN er GEORGI- was head of o.» n.o.§.v.a. unit TOWN -— On Bundfly 11191111118» at Charlottetown. He was trans- Jime 17th. Sig“ Jlaxxfis Calgrgil. ferred to the Avalon post this year. which was beau u y 60°"! ° the “c3510 . WB-S filled to Capflcltl! --AFTERNO0N TIA IMIs. w witness the solemn ceremony Claude O'Brien and Mrs. Joseph performed by i-iis Excellency Bishop Mcfvor entertained at afternoon Boyle when he ordained Rev. How- tea on may afternoon at the nrd Wi it of that parish to ti" home of their mother, Mrs. Leon- dignity u! the holy Driesthood- axd McNeil, Beaver Street, Sum-

Assisting I-lis Excellency Wm merside in honor of Liout. (Nurs- Rev. Dr. R.V. MficKleflzict. Reéwr mg sister) Andre? Dalton who is . of St. Dunstan's Un versl y. W- home on ieav a ter serv ce coer- l i T», summery-e Public ubfgry g5 all his travels to compare with Dr. OI-ianley also of St. Dunstans, s gel!) serving were Mrs. ‘ ldcgted in the“ mm“, m. and lt, except Victoria. B. C. as deacons, Rev. Dr. P. MoMflhflfl. Earls McDonald, M11. Fred 011' A M“- mggmghph“ '° "mvé "° ism‘ anal: 0N VACATION °.§'.§.‘“"“l'-..°‘ Mmlbo! °".-f€.i'}‘§'é.‘§." “mm” “d w” m” “Wm 4'

Bu, flm1fQ_-.fl_ . — Mr. . - '. > ""—' me m ° He“ , M. A., Ottawnflpreached a very impressive ser- Neither s tunnel nor a causewly

“ma” menu,“ who “numb is wJVyI-‘ng a brief vacation visit- mon for the occasion. is practicable for Prince Edward ‘d with BA degree on June 7 from ing hils mother. Mrs. Murdock Mac- Among those seated in the sanc- Island, according to Premier J. sacred He"; Unwerslm Bathm-st’ is? Bwepibsétd usury were Fr. Francis. Fr. Wood. Walter Jones who, in addressing N13, This institution was erected mt Political “Se, c "l f“ hQPr. Croken, l-‘r. Bradley 9-551-‘3- the 32nd annual convention of the mar age. To thelstrains of "Here in 1915 by the Eudist Fathers Unwemw o‘ Tototfgce wfie ‘h. Fir. Kigglns P.P., Rev. B. Gilli: provincial Women; hast-MM I Comes the Bride, played b Mrs. whose main interest. is the educa- mum‘ duty m 8e bar "M! ‘and Rev. fr. Herrell sans the th, Prince of Wales Colin!!! All!" ‘ A10! McDonald the bri c-to-be tion of the Acadlans. Sacred Heart Macnmnm‘ M“ atpthewnlaaihe ume- am” mm assisted me choir. mum 1m night, told the audience was escorted to the seat of honor University offers s. well-balanced we M‘ p“; mam, mum- at the conclusion of the cere- that the best brains in the Amer-my Miss Dorothy Weeks A heavily ‘ . bi-lingual course leading to IB.A. can“ m “he Ph D dc ee .mony His Excellency congratu- 1cm Anny iimgin Corps. in laden basket was brought forward “ degree and to obtention of de ' ‘ n ' Iloted the new Brie-ill find members the person of General 1-1.8. Fer-NIH Misses Katherine Pickering and ploma in Commercial Science. ANOTNEN ENGINEER Gem of his family on the honour that guson, was now, in coniunction ildred Wlgmore. The gifts which

Mr. Arsenault, during his stay "a, H B Ferguson 10mm- Umted was theirs. He paid spwm "mum with Engineers W. Lea and D.W.|consisied of pyrex, silver, woollens at Bathurst has distinguished him- 5mm‘ A3,“. mag“, “m, ha,‘ u; the mother of the family and Mcuugrpm, sturlying the best pee-nod e substantial sum of money self in languages and was the Eng- been ‘ppomted to work m cbwpflmade a strong plea for more voca- 31b1, memm m follow in isnprov-iwere opened by the Misses Jessie lfsh Valedictorian at the closing "film mm “den; memes“ Mcqltions to the priesthood. [lug the docking facilities at both MacSwain and sabel MacKay. The exercises, June 7. ‘He is the son of | rrnentine and Borden. t wishes and humorous verses

Laughlin and Lea, named last T‘) were read b Miss Doroth W k year to determine the location and ' y y Be s’

construction o! docks for the Bob WALLET RETURNED _ To"; while Mrs. Miller Weeks assisted

_lb Mrs. Daniel Rackham arrang- dm-Tvrmentln- ear ferry- iéff g: ‘$3 "m": "ggjf" yw" them on the table. Adelaide in

risn.i , mud ‘ Wm“ “M”, conummg her usual pleasant manner thanked

‘l, BANKER 0N nounsw - Mk‘. _‘ . and Mrs. E B S. Ling and daugh- iéir Dorms. of Mon-heal left yester-

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Sgt. Raymond Noonan, son of Mr and Mrs. Frank Noonan of

River and Mrs. Ling's its it New Glasgow. Mr. Ling a assistant accountant at the St. Catherine's and Peel branch of the Bank of Nova Scotl-a at Montreal. He was stationed It the Charlottetown Ranch for a her of years Ind is well lmown in the City .

seas. He enlisted five years ago and has been overseas for four years. He went to France on D- day of last year and won the Mil- ita Medal for gallantry while fish 8 at Buron in France. Af- ter 10 months of active fighting he was wounded at Zupton in Holland where he was shot through the leg by a sniper. He was flown to an English hospital and it was found ecessary to nm- gtste his right leg below the

ee. Sgt. Noonan is receiving a warm welcome from his many friends hare. Sgt. Noonarfs wife, who has been residing at Sydney, C.B., has also returned to Borden.

MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER - On Monday evening, June 25, a iarsc circle of friends and rela- tives of Pleasant Valley and vicinity met to tender a miscellaneous show- er in honor of Miss Adelaide Wig- more prior to ‘her approaching

Commander Mrs. Agnes l0 Grafton Street. (also Vancouver,

WIDNIBDAI

NAVAL OFFICER CIIA _ Lieu-t. Dick Miller of rrgabflaéls. Bowmnrwilla is the son of Mr. Andrew Miller of the Miller Ber-i vices, ‘Domnco, well hmwn 1n “"7954”! h of Qlllldmfliisls isfirstvisitto

the he is charmed

Province, and _ m"! it, thinking there is no place

-—RAYNER BLOCK SOLD — ;_ building on Central Strut, - . Qummenside. formerly known as

Agricultural Hall has

byN-r at? tluouzout

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. and Mrs. Anthony Arsenault of Summerslde, who were present. at the graduation.

MEN'S BIKE?-

._WAR BRIDES WELCOME!)- A number of recently arrived Bri- tish war brides were entertained at

FUNERAL sanvrcas - The emmw" i" °“ “Md” by m‘

RETURNED TION - A reception was recently lune"; 0g M1,, Am, mugs, cox members of the Summerside M,‘ in emu,“ currency “d n, l for their lovel gifts and good Mr. nd Mr. h Red C Society wishes and exten ed an invitation

ha“ M me h°m° °f ‘ ' was held yesterda afternoon from branch of g e ross English pound note. They took the {or a“ to vim h" in h", future

W.E’. Cameron. Albany, P.E.I., for three returwd men Pte. William Arsenault, Cpl. Donald Cameron, both of whom were wounded in lotion, and AB. Q-R-W. Bull

Noonan. The opportunity was also taken to remember five more boys who are in the services or had been, flying Officer Sheldon Cameron. LAC. Raymond Muttart, Pte. Phil- lip Perry. Ambrose Noonan and Lyman Walsh. Mr. Harry Arnett. chairman made, a few complim- entary remarks, after wkiioh ap- propriate addresses were read w each of the boys and they WEN Dre‘ genfed urlth a ring bearing the cregt of his regiment as a lovin8 token of remembrance. The boys

St. Paul's Churc , where servlcclmd the Red cw“ 0°!“ at the was conducted by Rev. Canon Eflcmltact Club 70°F“ on water M. Malone, who also conductedstreet- The guess service at the grave. The pail-IE!" Dmwmt’ Mrs‘ M H bearers were: Messrs. Noel De- M“ Edward Gmffntmbflkon‘ l“ Blois, P. n. Palmer, a. n. Niohol- 5mm"- Mls- L“ ° '

son Gordon Rn r, Samuel Smith °' Bmnmemd‘ and M“ Bmam’ and Lyman Dsvfim. lMt. Pleasant. Tea was 9°11?“ by

.Mrs. Major Small and Mrs. Charles LIBERATED PRISONER HOME M°“,§1°-,S§§,‘,"§“C§f,§§a§§§s' Qffifi? —$gt. Wilfred and Pie. e13," aljfidreds Mam. M,“ n“: “Whitehead arrived Mme recen y Sscome M“ A mew“ pm“- m“ °"°"‘°“- s“ h“ W" “ gain of myé ContactfClub arranged ggfféfl’ga‘°°ajo“irg'ff;nig“mg“rdchhi' tiie decorations whichlwere very 194a The two “other! enlisted hhattractive. The tea tabe was cen- 1940.

a l w bowl of daisies with

After six months tmininglfsgfg ‘Zindlé m crysm candye.

in Canada, Pte. George went over- sue“ The recepmm gqmmjttee

seas with the Artlllegy thq follow- members who anangeg the w», are,

‘flanked everyme i" the disum ‘or m? Y9" mfl- 53'" w“ "d we“ W" Mrs. Ernest Mills. Miss Gladys Hol-

so kindly rmembenng them- l-Afl- wih the North Nova Scotia I-Iigh- mm M", n. 1.. Willet, Mrs. uttart elmlcseed thflflke in the lenders The two brothers look fit ost and hostess for the flee of N191!‘ and appear not to have suffered ’

r5119; tor thelaslollicgelséigggedqg home, after which all joined in e9 gm?‘ to ma", h" props" singing “For She's a Jolly Good the : $150 ‘or each boy at u“ Rllow". A delicious lunch was W. 1° Em -b° l we" w“ Wm served by the ladies and the re- delkfib "m 3;! M, mu Mm mainder of the evening was spent 10118 kywmo" m) mé m“ ma“ in social chatter and dancing. Fran “RM y-‘M M" Ann“, Music being furnished by Todd: ard. son of r. . Orchestra and Mr. Elwood Weeks.

Richard. -—-*- ENNIS - DESROCHE A ~"s.."v::.:ruu:."ss p“; - "use: w» was... glffidigleg now occupied as nuns. wmgnggwu; ffjfn‘ 02m‘- "Queen Chariot/gs" a" Jgglifnrgg June as. when Mildred Jeri,’ to now- Jmfn ,3 D° “mm o, yowisest dMlchter of Mr. and Mrs. by the $3; i: Bdjfnmm m, Allfllstine .4. DesRcches, Bum- guiillllilf t“ I The “m”. o, ‘he Iflereide was united in marriage to u 118 01' "t9- “led In me William Ray Ennis, R.C.A.F., No. tend" W" M“ ‘Y m“ ‘he l R d: N.S., Summer-side, son of meantime it If‘ m, m. Mrs. Margaret man and the 1m Departure»! is W t’ n _ fliltles Ennis, Ohaffeys Locks, Domini” WWW-m” W“ “f” Ontario. Rt. Rev. Mgr. G.J. Mac- llan, pasta, performed the cere- mony. Mrs. Beatriw Blsckford was the organist and played the wedding march. The ladies choir sank 5W1‘ te hymns. The bride, who was gven in

Mrs.

otiations for renewal of lease

Dickiescn and Mrs. D. C. Tom?‘ Ome. After B sins 5°53 with MYI- physically from their period of im-

kins. Ladies who helped in other

ways are Mrs. J. LeRoy Holman. purchase of the building for naval .V. MacLcod at the organ, lunch pflmnmgng, They '11] mend ghu-gy a t days at their home in Graham's

Mrs A B. L. Home. Mrs. Ralph The Dominica's fivo year Road before returning to Halifax.

Dodds, Mrslwilliaén Ellis and Mn.v.",‘:,,"'°" ,,°‘,,‘, "Fmdog Sim a ear-t, d M son.— . ed J w s no Ger a o" ‘$33135 hssmgeenweceived from Ot-

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" - arriage by her Anthem. Flv w Qflmflw at the regular mwtinfl M "m" tawa, indirectly it was learned um m,“ m“, m; m N “m,” a an. B8311 oomnn have enlisted fuggifflhflflffmafifh; ‘.2? of a1 m Rebekah Lodge. No. 1o. .- - - aaircs w continue hung,“ o, tmuo e b,“ Wm,

for duty in the South Pacific. |I.0.0. ., the following officers were m, 1mm; mmggmwg,

imtaued‘ white accessories and a corsage of ' Grand. Linda Worth; cams-wanna wsnorNo - a

American Beauty roses. Miss Ger- the bride

McNeill was held from his resid- ence at Milton yesterday afternoon.

-—SERVICEMEN Noble

WELCOME” _ trud DesRoche cousin of The people o; 3p Fyeam" udhhe service wals conducted bylthcel vlckcmnd, Agnes Dickson; Re- um marriage was solemniled at ‘ufibfldummd. ‘m she looked vicinity Gathered at the mu on Rev- 0- Oarlve Webs r asue_ comm mum, phoebe pound; Qt mmw“ chum, mum I m Tuesday night u. welcome home by Mr. Donald Nicholson. 1m.- mnanclal Seaman,’ M“ Adam; ' ' mvwiglt: mmltrcemt-lgnsmnd a w:

ment was in Brookfield cemetc . Treasurer Mable worm, wudm “h” n" ‘w; The “Hunters l3"? Doe??? ' Annie Bradshawf Conductor, Vera oLeod, Nelson e , AanEe gomln- Mcphersoxr Chaplain, Myrna m“‘l1.°”§,',”M“,§§’§fi§' ' ' at White; Right Support Noble Grand. m .__' Gertie Beer; Left Support Noble DECIDE ON ONE TEACHER _ Grand, Georgie Campbell; Bight At the annual meeting of the 51111110"- Vl" Gfilmb mm’ Stanle Brid e School District last Bum; lo" 511mm" "i" Gm“ 8 1 lAlice Jewell- Inside Guardian, “m” ‘ "” Mid“ t° “n” °y °“' Elizabeth Ford‘ Outside Guardian IY,‘,’.“°,-'°§§Q§'Y ‘fhfhfifififggfélnutn Enman‘ ‘Pianist Lois Cro- ye . o _ ' ' employed. Th, ma...“ med “Miami, Junior rm Noble Grand.