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OUR NEWS BUDGET FOR OUR SATURDAY SUBSCRIBERS

THE cl-laniiofrgferown GQARQIiN

__ iMAY 13. i944

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MONDA! OBSEB-VES BIRTHDAY --Yes- terdny Mr. G. H. Taylor of Char- lottetown was receiving the con-

gratulations of his friends on thel

occasion of his 91st birthday.

BRIDAL SHOWER —- Misses Sally Hyde and Eva R0 er were joint hostesses at a delight. ul show- er Tuesday evening at Miss Hyde's home. given in honor of Miss Dor-

othyAuld. A large basket decorat-l

ed with hlue and vellow was filled with beautiful gifts. _Mi\=_ Auld thanked her lnany friends in her usual happy manner for elr kindness and good wishes shown 1n such a tangible tvay.

FUNERAL SATURDAY — The funeral of the late John T. Turner was ll€1Cl frcm the MacLciti Fun- eral Home saturday afternoon SETVlCEJ. were conducted by Rev.

of the community. All departed to‘ their homes wishing Avis “Bon' lvoyage" on the “Sea of Matri-

mony." WEDNESDAY

FARM LABOR EXPENDITURES A totalot 32.030151 was spent by ithe Dominion Government in as- sistance to Prince Edward Island 1n "recruiting. liens» rtirlz and Dil- cing laborers on arms" to March statement given bv the Minister n! Labour in ,ille House of Commons The total iexpz-ndittire tor all the provinces was $438,046.62.

MEDICAL CATEGORIE! — s. ltotal of 1.096 men under national [selective service mobilization re- milatlons were re-exrilililied in the Charla. r-toun administrative div- ‘sloil. according to a return tabled in the House of Commons. The

TE. McLennaii. who also ofticintqnumber of increases to A category ed at the grave. Burial was in the ‘was 218 or 10.9 per cent. 11B. or 108 Peoples Cemetery The pallbear- tier cent of the llnmbcr re-exzmin- ers were: William Batt. W. o. ted. were raised to B cateitorv-

Spencer. William Henncssey. Ewen NATUK

i Anderson. J. A. McNeil‘ and Mr — Amen; the

with a ntedlum artillery battery at Charlottetown in September, i939. He went. overseas in July, 1941

WEDDING BELLS — A Wedding of interest to many friends on the Island took piece at the manse at Yalleylield. on the evening o! An- rll 12, i944. when Alice B. Chowen. of Rose valley. was united in mar- r1 e to AnBus Martin. son of Mr. an Mrs D. M. Martin of Vall- eyfield ‘the ceremony was per- mfmffi hi’ Rev. J. Milton Fraser. The bride W85 attended by her sister. Miss Lucille Chowen, Free- town, and tile groom by hb bro- ther. Callum S. Martin, Bellovue. The bride was attractively dressed in palebiue crepe with hat and accessories nf sandmthlle the brides- maid wore green crepe with hat and accessories of sand. Following the ceremony a reception was held at the home of Mr and Mrs. M D. Martin. The bride has been a sue. cessful teacher in the Vslleyfleld

BllTIi __ CAMIION - In tho Prince 00m Hosgltll. Afi 21th. 1044. to . B. . and . Cameron. n a .

tor, Dorothy Ann.

YOUNKII. - At Brwflly Inch on April i0. i044. to 14:. and In. Lionel J Younher, a son.

TOWNBHIND —- M: Rollo Icy. May l. i944. to m. Ind 14h. W Tcwnshend (nee Frances in). a son.

HAGEN-Jit the mulomtnwn Hosvltnl my 1.1044. to Ooutn o ggdMfl.u.p. Hunt-canons - "rn.

MatiKENZlE-At EM

nit s. i944 Mr. a. ma. ‘John MaoKeime Victoria roll. l ton.

BROWN - At. Pictou May l‘ 1044.

East schocl for the past three years. DUTIES’ that time she has made many friends and has been activ-

Wisner.

PWNERAL OF DR. 11000505‘- firal of the late Dr. l-Ialolrl

list of those to whom Certificates oi Natiisdlizatloil have been grant- ed tippear tiie names of the fol- {loivlng Ivfariv) Jane Peterson. New

ely interested in all community work. The groom is a successful farmer and is highly regarded whereever he is known. The young

c. odgalo was l..- lrlvatelvlronl‘\'-‘l1lt5hil'l‘l Israel Rnrlimel. couple Will reside in Valleyfleid. his reside “ " ‘ 11"“ Fflfld .C“m""““‘*-~ Jm" Heme“ Rte-V‘ i Since the wedding a series of she-i rev l‘ ii ' holds. Pleasant and Georg!‘ - s and nreselitailons (lave been]

a . ‘I he pailbeli‘ more" W Ch er 5 McLure. Malor Alex Knox. Hon FWL Pflllvz-i’. Dr. T Robins. R. H. Nicholson and P. W. Tilrner

FUNERAL OF CHARLES MAL- ONE —- The funeral of the lllt? i-icne cl 8.! Elm Averill."

was field S llrdzil‘ afternoon lFJHI hm late residence, Services at the home and grave were conducted by Rev Ronald Noble. assisted by Rev. G. Carly e Vfebs r. Members of

r.

play s alts pallbearers were: Joseph Curley. R. T. White. Casfcrd, new: Diamond. and Councillor B. Earle MacDonald. In» torment was in the People's Cem- er_v.

James O'Brien. William‘

.t‘ct~n I

m honor of the bade lllldi gratin The includtd gift; from; the community of Valleyfleld. lhel Womzlns Institute, the Choir and the Y P. U, Their many friends extend to them their very best| wishes

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R AY ‘ _l.'P MINISTERIAL l uh l. f H . R _ - M ._‘ \' E. -- All‘. Jnlm Forbes Mac- ml in}? ghe . ‘two \-.'Cl3ia1K_aY' ?_‘*"'“fd"“_1b”§; 19“ sflgrdiy predeceased her. Daniel and JalnestnjgrnL-g "l ' n-némllfih- ~95 ‘- ‘Henn [more file is .0 srlq that congre- Her funeral was from me h_-,m¢‘g8£lOIl_fl5 student minister for the of her nephew. John rluzhes Moreil . ill-mmsl‘ mflnl-‘li. l to St. LZIWI‘ .ce Church. Reduieln ‘ l lviass lvas sung by R». cad Pncleil NOMINATED - At a meeting of 1 McKenna who also officiated atlthg Saint John Presbytery of the the zrave, llslnlt-idJfilhurch of cgianadg he? iEn ——— aln o. o. Tu 21-, l. . . —FIRE‘ ALARMS — The Sign‘; lMcLtennann "$1 eiYlléllty “United. merslde flr department respon e ;Church tht my was nommated m. to a fire aebou: ‘.330 yesterday af- succeed . 5 John Coburn RS_B5-!

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At Sacred Home on April‘ ll9. in her sol . s-fiollrth vear, the -s0lll of Mrs Ambrose Hitches wt" Iced lis tllght to her Eternal Hom . Her sweet and unassumlna ma ill‘? endeared hcr to all those v.1. ‘\\'l"_.'?'I1 she m-iie lll COZIll"

His Louis J nu Ilugl

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.- ‘teltirmn to a house 0:1 North Griiil- of the Board of ; -!3R A! lle s. , olvl d bv Elmer Burt and id Social S2l'\'ll’;.95'. m1,“ ir-d n .n air lcrcc coilple

oi sum. .. . that sh; ls a pat. . . County Hosyhtal. She had the ml. fortune of falling l;‘l ‘ricr home and retaking her hip and as a i ilt was taken to ‘nvn. tzorl and treltt . wishing her a

fortably as could be expected uri-

der the, clrcilnutanccs s.“ —R.EFEl\'EE~‘ V/URD FRO“ rriisorwn or wan - lia~~ w

rt‘-

sn .1 prisoner .- since Duiiker- Till of lhf‘ late Capt

l: cl. he marl: his 2 I-lo ucnt to

heinrr- the

.. o l the Welsh serving with them

was taken pr‘ finer In his yer L d: no that

. He

31‘ n . ..' o" The card was written on Fiebrud 12 and was received last week Guardsman Dicks is now 23 years old.

TUESDAY -'.-,lTlLL SEIZED — 'i":le Stun- mei lac detctchirlent of the RCM. P. made a seizure of a complete still and a quantity of maah on a premises in the cast. entl of Sum- mersido YPSLETCHII. It L3 expected that prosecution will follmv-S

-PROMOTED — Lcadln! Tt-le- grapitist Ralph Ar enault, R. N V H. . SUI‘ rnnlctad to Pct ‘n’; i0 "or receivcd here P0. Ar til: ls ti: son nf

t. cf Halifax and fcrnierly o: S rside and lhe late Mrs. Arsenault-S

CASUALTY LIST- Among those reported wounded accidentally in the latest Canadian Army Casu- alty’ List ls acting lance corporal John James Shaw. who was serv- ing l. tli the Rural Canadian Corps of slgncls. Acting lance corporal Shavfs next of kin is his wife. Mira. Margaret Shaw. 149 Frdston Charlottetown. P. E. I.

BIRTHDAY GREETINGS — Mr Thomas Wl te Grafton Street. ls today rcrclvlhg the congratulations of his frl=ntls on the occasion of his 37th birthday He is enjoying t-h.» best. of health, and although he does not. appear at ills place of business he still l0 11551-5? in its financial mine"- ent.

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VCELEERATE WEDDING ANNI- VERSARY 0N MOTHERS’ DAY- On May 14th, Mr and Mrs. mer McNeil of Summerside Will celebrate their twenty fifth WGddlXIQ . Tl"

. _‘.'0lll'l'»Z v coilnle "ed in Sn. ilelsde I01 twenty tnrno ‘rears v" rt tllcv lllTP.

them murh happiness. for 1mm‘ years to rnme Afr ‘lrNell a veteran of thr- ftrst World War

and is emploved with M l" Sl-hilr- man Cri. Ltd -S

MISCELLANEOUS SHOHIER — On Wednesday cvenln April 12. n large number of re atlves and friends gathered at. the homo of Mr. and lVfrn. Edwin Bernard. Si. Eleanors and tendered a miscel- lnnecus 5h0‘.\"‘l' tn honor of Mm Avis Tanton. who is one of tht" senorrs brides The room was vcfy

nrtisticallv decorated ‘nv giirl

friends of in, bride-tome. ‘In at

altar scheme of pink and white. en

all had assembled Avis was n‘ honor by Mrs the others

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in hv

. Mrs Harold

Fairtlr-L-tl- and

Wis: Y?!)

and amnion nnenetl th-

liftc Frank Cillbeck

read . “d many humor- ous . ~“ "‘ -

. H!» . Byron Crockett‘,

Cannon awl if

lPHhPtrl "it rrrrr-t‘ on the t-fnlri whlth ' new rut sins nlwr a nut mm of.

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a lie-to

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hurl “ttnlrd .1": .'l'l"l'if‘|.“ l tom-t 0d in Hi1? "Hr She's a Jollvl Uflfid Fellow" The rflnlwlnfifr nf

lh- PVPHIFR He: nwasanily .'t‘t°.'.f in games and tonal rhr until a delicious lunch was served t-l a‘l. -~u.an hr the hostzas and lulu]

J speedy recovery At . the loot‘ of a barn ouftleti by Thom- last reports she was resting as com- as BlSflOp. Summcrside East.

S r Qucbe P

cmrluiet. in contrast to what he ha

Charles t

_l The Angel of Death lecentlv en-i

many friends who mm in nlslttnr‘

mflit was announced at National De- ‘fcnca Headquarters. Ottawa, today.

l land mn

lTl .

rs in Toronto.

fir‘. . .rte:l m the attic and; ited mit thmiigh the roof. 'I'herc i on, slight damage. It is nah’. it mlght have been caus- t by cleiecllve wiring. On Mon- tlal‘ at 2-15 pill. the lira depart- ment “as called to a slight fire on

1 83R!) BIRTHDAY — Mr. W. O. Fflvte. l-lillsiml-n street, is receiving| {congratulations today on his 83rd ‘birthday. kindly remembered by lhls friends and relatives hire and an the United States with birthday ‘cards. Mr. Fyfc enjoys good health for a man of his years and gives God the glory for it. all.

l APPOINTED .- QSISTANT - Mr. ‘Edmond Arseririlllr. BSA. Eginol-lt. —-Pf‘t.‘/ Glitter W Roland} _ agricultural college Royal Cfliadjantiladujtc m5 bfcn rupnlnted ris- fristant. to Walter Wlitcside who

was extinguished before the fire- men arrive-d. S.

‘ —N-\VY (iFf-ZCER 0.\' FUR- LOlllrl .F - or of the

wnmpanleql hj.‘ his wife Mrs ‘nlfl’ flnrl little delight“ MEN-its in charge of the soil survey on ivll have arrived 1:1 Kensltlgtcn tolPrince Ed rd Island. Headqllgy-

spend a wcll-tcrlit-d thirty dav flir- llis llts, Mr. and s P_ .' and is re- lcilnc from hi;.

lters for the SHIV-P)‘ anti a new lab- loratory are located at the Experi- mental Farm.

SYMPATIIY E X T E .\' D E D —-

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H.

Kill‘. [T191115 GCQLIJIEILIIIICEE.

‘Pin . @- ' of will‘ Petty iFrieiids of Mr John E. Coady. Officer . c was for $Ev9r811forlrlerl_v' of I-Iazclornck. PEI. and tycars in the employ of the Dspurt- mw QI Bflgfitnfy ,=_-,, will he A1191" 0i Trails-Dart serving on the sorry t.o learn o! tile death of his ‘C G . nt He. rcsigllvd ml-Sivsife which o iirrcd on Wednes- ircziliozl ca - in 1940 to enter the ,clay after a f ‘iitccs. he sui-

l fmo: active theatre of‘ operations tvived 1355 than 34 11;; 5 after Sui- agllflil. the cneiny. During 1940 he lfcrlng 3 paralytic stroke.

served as leading steward in charge

of the ward roam in H. M. C. . —APPEAL CASE-The anneal Signal School in Hallfax._later be- lease of Fonz Won't, appellant vs. ilig transfericd to St. hyacinthe. 1R T Holman Ltd. Reszolident. an c. where he was promoted to ‘$611011 for extras on a contract to Officer Stclvarcl. He served , lelnociel the V. Cale ives coiled (n s during the inst two years ‘gig-fie; Lat §iilinniirgidcc biigorle and has seen action aboard a Can- t B _ U5 ‘fie H118 . 8111B B - :adla destrocr while on convo-ICOHHSII immerliatclv asked fol‘ ldutyntn the .30.... Atlantic‘ He ML ‘short. adjournment and at the end! inan several thrilling iexperlienfes the ediwrnment they rent-Hedi vrnile on the seas and s rea g ad; :0 be llomc on good old Prince Ed-4 __ ‘ward Island to spend his leave, OFFICE“; HE TED M a wit" evelymmg X5 peaceful anglrecent meeting of the Poultry As-

lsoclation the following officers lwere elected for 1944: Pieter Coles.‘

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l been experiencing on foreign shores

13nd ‘he mum: ségsxlml lPi-esicécnt; W J. Cudmgrelvice- PURCHASEQ PROPERTY __-1-heiPrcsi ent: Hononrarv rendents. lprxtperty of the late Mr Gecrgelfio“; B - T-Qpage- If1°“t‘G__9"f, l Ritchie. 2i Greenfield Ave. was! "mm- “Pd Prefxfhr J w“ t" ‘D-fis“ ‘purchased yutemav by Ml.‘ ‘Lllllrectcis: Llold Alorecide. Nelson; ‘ Frank Saunders, George,

l Whltlcclc. Cudmore, Harold McInnis, Charles Sivan, and C Carr. Secretary - ‘Treasurer. Charles E Worth ,

BEACH GROVE HOSPITAL —! Oviina to tho sllolt-atze c‘! medical help in other centres. the RC A

‘Po Clark for $7.600. w. n. Bea-

P9 ‘ILOH was Auctioneer

ATTENDING HEALTH CON- lFi-ERENCE-Hon. William Hulihrs. iMlnistrr of Public Welfare. and ‘Dr. BC Keeping Dcputv Minist-

lcr of Health. are attendinz the . _ , _ M.C Detachment in charge oi the l?fif.il‘.‘é‘.°'l=§lli’ll’é‘.léi‘wnfilmll trill. Chariot-town are» heave et

- Beach Grove training centre i5 be- “M "‘ °“”"——“ m" Illa iei*:l*:i...l‘it...irtllll*.saza' i The fun ‘e1 not. place T-iesdayw __ ' __‘ h l rAIIGTIZOOH ‘all three nkcitv-l: to St. lh'r‘:*"E‘_t°’r- 1" ‘haleed"_f,nllll‘in"fefilffi§g ‘Paulo Church. Bturct-m. where} P" mlllllAl-flll -l~~\_>“h.\. b0 t ‘ the pastor. itev. Father Miillallv til-f“ m-"L “Hi “Q m‘ Y" n u lflcmmi ‘binge w 3L ynul-b ca“? half a docen .o'.vcl medical atten- letery where lllLld Cyril was laid ta ganlsis rl-qrlrgflizvi?gigl7f“tela Qtggg: lresr beside a hrothzr and sister» "59 r g y" " " DD lWhO predeceased him several years male” m“ smmgu‘

2o. Til" Bill)“ WEI". Wll-I MEsSAGEfR?M“ BTN E N?‘ - 1x l.) Arsenault. Wei ingtln. P. .I.. as ‘Angus m5” bugfllrccelvcd by air a beautiful Moth- Mllrm Rtyqcrs Day message from her son, “Jigs, lPte. Scott who has been overseas . _____ for four years and is now in Italy.

CYRlL DALE!’ 19-10-1044 ; _

_ RETURNED FRO‘)! O\EB.SEAS. Lteicd the home of Afr. and Niis..—3‘31~ 07131155 E 7"Y3¢-'\1'l1ll11'- R~ C‘ Lawrence Daicv u. 5t. Marys RQIdiA- F‘. has» retul-lu-zl floiii Enttlimd claimed the l-‘Dlrll. of tneilnflfter lllvina spent, tho mat num- g; bcr of months on rlutv in that u.“ rolmtiry He is at. present spending Halls flllfitzmmfllk-SHCH lituwe gtMthe cate from birth and in spite of lov- M118 0 i Darflii-S- f- B11 1'5. l lnlz care and nledlcal skill remained‘ D. J- MWATWW!‘ 0! Cflrnwllu- P3314,

an invalid during nil of his short‘

Rife until on Monday afternoon. ~M0T3Rl5T9 TQ- P B‘ l - Ml‘ IADYll 17th. 00:1 willed that. he Mex Mwvittic of Seuaiw Mass. and "shflllid cc-me ulibo Him for of incl.‘ Mre- John A Marv-n. Cembridce its the Kliigtlmzi of Heaven. Besides Maui motored from their httnea to 1 his aorrowlnil Fiffiflitn there are left Crapsud 'l"hry were rzlhd hcme due Jhroe sisters. Berna-lotto. Bhirlev to the. illness. of thclr llirllher Mrs lrmd Hclon. l“.‘.'i half-‘irrltliers. Jnlll Ella. Macvlttie. Tilt-v left. on return sat horn» anti L3V‘l"‘ll!'.'2 in lloslttmlugp April 22th ntrzmpnnied

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tini- l‘). xv ‘I , Hearse dilvci‘.

East. and ‘youngest. child Cyril Aloysius the age n! three veers antl

months Little Cyril lirid been delt-

and n hall-sister Rita in llnverlliilpntdrm; Roy Mngvlttlg and arrived MM‘- softly on Tuesday April 25th-

Three Prince Edward Island ser- geants, two of them from Char- lottetown. have been commissioned with the Canadian Army overseas.

Y's MEN'S CLUB -~ At the re-

élll.’ .'.’3?°§‘J‘.§..§' ‘fl’. t“. r.l"°.l‘{2 m! . t as .

year the new accident. lMacL-arsn, was chairman .. topic for thr- clcslng meeting was the rennin: of a very interesting naper on the hlstorv of the Y M. C. A1 by Frank {Finnry Theltzlub nurse a untin mnut recoil on to back tn the filllent. extent nos- rible the foriltccmlna campaign {or the erection of a new Y C. A.

They are: Bgt. LllCJA Allison Eng- . Canadian Armoured CUTIE.‘ of Mrs Grace England. Ellen- lie. E. 13.; S t. John William l-lnggertv. nya Canadian Artill- ery. con of Mrs. Catherine Ha;- 22 Pleasant street. Char-

enwn; and Lanc Sgt. Earl h. t m v Ln rice Hume, Rnygl Canadian wl’_.,“'.l’1§..§{'“...°'l§,.“1§§1§£§?§i1'$ Artillery. son of John MCI-fed of m» cltlh w. m». International Plilm" 1 Elli" F"'"~ Chi-Wm" Corlvflntinli, thi- plan to be ann- mwn mtnrfrl, an’! Vice President. Hamn

t Flnel-lnd went. mun-set.“ Wlt-lnnrr was hanwd alfrrmlte. The

adlan Armour Cnr a l mrr before nniistin

-- -- min; for Lhn veal‘ f “V” 3 "Pi p esentt-d In tho winning , h i! - _ immtalncrl hv Exneat. ‘Clnwson Af- Enlimllz at. the outbreak of Mr. m- m, fnppflng “Home, bflwlgn; I’ Chlllillciflwli. 1-11"? Hflffiiq team cl-lnllenactt the veers vmincu lien‘ overseas with thrt Hoyt! 9121'. and detest“ ih-m "Hirnugh the ""11" Al’ in Sh" Pm BY 1 ‘tenemen- of Waller Cox, one of

A ""1" M’ Tfflfiwfl- NW8- 5° the losing team. the club enjoyed 26 year old Uelit. Hume e --- miss-am.»

an agreement. had been arrived at“; to L

to Mr. and Mrl- Arthur . formerly of C“ lottntown A daughter.

MCQUAID - M. the onulocutown Hospital m. 2nd to ur: ma am! Edward d, a dnulhm (Ii-l

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een Bern to.)

wuus - At the Prince Iidwunl island Hospital on May 4, 1N4. to‘

Have YOU thou ht

Ir. and . .7 Hugh.“ _ emu Murray p m o? Ml ii 1924348

uiifiili. ms ' ‘ I ms lags. ADIIII Mo§.gl,w:|:t1i Mfr ._ m" m. wrltlnl. s,» mun» more OAIIION-At lloncton on Thun- "° “m” "" “"- " m. my 1i! tau. m Cnm- 31:51:‘- n Worm ‘ can. .10 do . t Ht-dgdsnd Kfliyyelllggmg.‘ 59”” sma’