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‘THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

___’NOVEMBER_1§, 1943),.‘

OUR NEWS BUDGET FOR OUR SATURDAY SUBSCRIBERS

MONDAY

ARRIVES OVERSEAS — Word has been received by Mr. and Mrs. Donald MacLure, Breadal-

e bride's parents.

i black tailor

bane. that their son Pilot Officer’ w match

Hugh Gordon ManLure has ar-

rived saftly overseas.

VISITS PARENTS — Mrs. Charles MacLure and Mrs. Roy French of Maiden. Mass. strtieent

the past two weeks with

parents. Mr. and Mrs. William

MacLean, Breudalbane.

TIIIEVES BREAK IN — Thieves were busy during the week - end.

breaking in to e drug store

. A. Poster. on Saturday night. while Sunday afternoon they chase the shoe store of P. W. Turner. No

arrests have been made.

NEIV CHAPEL OPENED — A beautiful new Church of England Chapel was opened at the Howl Air Force Station at the Charlotte-

town Airport- vcsterday JTIDITIIHK The first communion service, at c'cl:ck, was conducted by tl

Guincss from Oxford. There was large attendance. The chapel

adiacent to the padres office and

is u fine addition to the station-

WORK PROF-R l5 Di'o;:_i"cs~:iii;1 stinil.

ear being constructed at the Chur- lottctoivn airport for nfaruinic Central Airways. Boarding Of thi‘ walls is completed and work on the roof will begin this week. Wet wea- ther ls delaving the work. 0X11)‘ seven days were fine enough t0 1e“ irimit L"llll(‘ll*.(‘l.§ to work in ilu-luvle o‘ a "latching Shade edged

with pink flowers, She carried a contrasting bouquet of Dream roses.

The groumsnitin was Lieut. Harry Smith, R. C. N.. Saint John, bro- l ther of the groom.

past two ivcck

(‘AR BERNED — The firemen. were summoned to extinguish the. flames in a burning car at the hour of three o'clock on Sunday morn-, 1H8- Thff VPhlPiB Owned b)’ MT- w- . Johnston. the church organist. R- I-"P-"RP- ‘V115 1101*“! "ii Pmvllal. played softly and Miss Dorothy

i?

8 . . . w? andMi. Fl uk

.v on the IIZIII-i

The groom is a bombardier with an ack-tick regiment and leaves for

his unit shortlv

Pi"evious to her marriage the bride was tendered a surprise shower at er home where many

friends at ended and gave

bride-to-be many useful gift; and

all spent a very pleasant evening.

Zion Presbyterian Church was ; the scene of a vcrv pretty wedding at three o'clock Saturday after- ‘ noon, when the Rev. G. Carlyle ° Webster, united in marriage Miss Betty June Bruce, daughter of MT. and Mrs. W. G- Bruce. and Lleut. Carleton James Smith. R.C.A.S._C.. son of Mr. and Mrs. W G. Smith

of Halifax

lovely flowers and ferns made an ideal setting for the wedding party- The gticst news were mar- ked by patriotic ribbon bows. the

u.~liirs bcni

_ . . coming bow trimmed cap of blue ‘ “NG- wmk‘ net. matching gloves and carried tan oxuuisite shozvoi- bouciuct Tallsnitiii roses, UOLlVilfdlfI and ad- iantuiin. The brldcs only ornament

was a. single strand of pearls. 'ML§

elen Slierran was her bridesmaid. looking very girlish in a pretty triple sheer pink floor gth gown with net cap, calot

During the ceremony Mrs. Edwin

Slim-i. in front of his restrictive. The, Allen, sang the bridal solo “BR- causc of the conflagration WM tin-i cause,"

known, bu: the ITSUIKIDZ daniagel

was not serious.

C R I P I‘ L E D CHILDREN'S I _ , y church with confetti and rice.

CLINIC -- Saturday was a. busv

ciziv at the Charlottetown crippled children's clinic nl" the Red Crnssl

Building. when 36 children wcre

examined. 2B old cases and eight

new (mes. There were two dis- charges. Tho children came here from all parts of Queenw and Kings Counties. Prince Countv children ai" taken care of at the

Sumnierside clinic. Clinics are.

held twice yearly and have been

responsible for effecting many

CUTE!-

RECEPTION T0 MR. JUSTICE GORDONC-An enl0¥able NC? U?" for Mr. Justice P. H. Gordon. C air- man of National Executive Com- mittee of the Canadian Red cross society, was held at the B1004 Donors’ Clinic on Saturday after- noon. Mrs. J. J. Morris, Mrs. Harry Miller. and Mrs. S. _G. Peppin pour- ed tea. Othcrs assisting at the func- tion were Mrs. Wm. Rogers. M1§ Mary Brehaut, Miss Ethel Taylor.

Miss Olga, Tootnbs. Miss Fsther MacDougall, Mrs. E. Darrach, Mrs. Harry Cudmore, Mrs. Gallant and

Mrs. l". Plckard.

--.WIEMORIAL SERVICE- The Summerside Branch of the Can-

adian Legion attended in a body ELJOhn’ N

Memorial Service held in the Pres- byterian Church., Summersido last evening. An appropriate sermon entitled “Was It A Prodigal Waste" was delivered by the Pastor, the Rev. Charles Carnegy. The Mem- orial Service took the following odor. Kiplings Rocessional- The Choir. The Last Post. Two minutes silence. Revellllc. This service was held in connection with the rBEular Sunday evening service of the Church. Thcre was a ‘arge con- gregation in attendance. S

‘The sudden death mcurred at he!‘ home on Granville Streeton Sunday morning of Mrs. William S. Steeves at the age or 66 years.

0n Saturday night the had re- tired. apparently in good health. and when her husband went to her room to call her he found that she had passed peacefully away during the night.

She was formerly Miss Jessie S. Muttart" daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Eliphalet Muttart of Try. on. Mr. and Mrs. Steeves moved to Summerside about forty-two years ago and have been highly xespec ‘- residents of the town ever since.

A wide circle of friends will sym- pathize wlth the bereaved husband and also their son, Sayre in the civil service at Ottawa. At the time of going to press the final funeral arrangements have not been com- pleted and will be announced later.

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-- MCLEOD — MATIIESON -—A marriage of interest to a. large circle of fricnds took place at the Trinity United Church Parsonage. Summersidc on Saturday afternoon. November 6th. at 3 tfclock when Miss Eupheinia C. Matheson of

Arlington. Mass, formerlv of Brad

nlbanc. P. E. I.. became the bride of, 13311191 ,1, jflcbggd. Summgy5ldQ,,-ClZll't‘llC?_ Dunn of Charlottetown The ceremony was performed by? has revolved a cable from her hus- the Rev, John Jrirvie, pastor. The, band. SD11 CIMTIICB Dun"- bride was beccmingly attired in a two piece teal blue serge suit with navy accessories. She wore a cor- sage of chrysanthcmums. They were unattended- Mr. and Mrs. George Sheen and Miss Dilfls MacArthur

were wltnesses- Mr. and Mrs. Mc- Leod will make their home in Sum- mcrside-S

A pretty marriage was solemnlzed at St. Mary's Church. Souris, when Beatrice, daughter of Peter E.. and Mrs. Holland hecainc the bride of Francis A.. son of Isaac and Mrs. White of Sourls West.

The marriage ceremony and nup- tial Mass were performed bv Rev. DP Croken with Rev A L Sin- nott and Rev. Leonard MacKcnna present ln the sanctuary

The bride looked charming in a floor lcngth gown of ivlilte silk taf- feta. flnftPr-lln veil with orange blossom wreath, and ‘wearing n corsage of American beauty roses. She canted a white prayer book with streamers.

Miss Hclcn Paquet, girl-friend o! the bridc. was licr onlv attendant n worc a floor length gown nf a?- rl ct chiffon with shoulder-lens; h veil ant rc a cor-age of Ameri-

npported bv his

KiE vvedrlznn! march v _ After tin lllli!"'l.tfjf e vmtlclml’!

breskfut was served to immediate‘. 5a,?"

The church was crowded with guests and intimate friends who

generously showered the hap y v

,oung couple as they left t e

Tlic bride's niotlicr Mrs. Bruce. worc, a incst bcconilii costume of Soldier blue jersey". svfth chic wine felt fiat with blue feather band to correspond and corsage of Better Time Roses.

Mrs. Smith chose a smart powder blue lace trimmed dress. her acces-

sories being carried out In iiavy_

blue. with corsage of Hollywood PDSCS.

After the ceremony a. delightful reception ivas held at the Char- lottetown when happiest co rotu- lations were extended to Lieu . and Smith who on a short 11011931110011 trip by car. the bride wearing p. brown (IIYBSS and hat with fur trim green coat and brown accessories. _

The Guarcian Joins in happiest good wishes.

ALLAN -- IIAYTER. — A Wed- ding of interest to a wide circle of relatives and friends in the Mari-

times took place on Wednesday,

November 3rd, at the parsona e 0i the Church of Christ. River 5 N. 5.. when Miss Lois Haiiett. Hay-

ter, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. J. W. Hnvtor, River John, N. S.. was l united in marriage with Mr. Austin

Carleton Allan. son of Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Allan, also of River

green and autumn leaves and flow- ers. The bride entered the living

room to the strains of Lolicrigrins

Wedding March played by her sis- ter. Miss Winnifred Hayter, and

was attired in a floor length gown of white chiffon. fashioned with

sweetheart neckline fitted torso,

and bouffant skirt. Her finger ti? veil was of white tulle caught by l1 halo of orange blossoms. She car-

ried a. ivlilte Bible, gift of the groom. with white satin streamers,

caught up with sweet; pea buds and sprigs of maiden hair fern- Her

matched earls. Following the cere-

only ornament was a necklace of

mony, a. sumptuous weeding sup-

per was served to the guests pres-

ent. Thc color scheme in tne din-

ing room was silver, pink and

white. The bride's table was cen- tred by a three tier weddirf cake topped by a miniature brie fl-‘fld groom. White tapers in silver candle-sticks and silver vases o roses were placed at either end 0f the table. Immediately following,

and amid showers of confetti. the

bride and groom left on n. honey- moon trip through the Marltimes. For travelling, the bride wore b navy tailored suit with navy flo- cessories. The many gifts of silver. crystal. china. linen. and cheques testified to the popularity of the young couple who will reside at Sea Foam. N. 5.. where the groom ls engaged in farming and the lumbering business.

TUESDAY NOT YET FIFTY -—- According

to the Montreal Gazette. “the Hon. |

{Vlnrk Rudolph hfacGuiz-in, B.A., K.C., M L A. Charlottetown. was 40" on Saturday.

ARRIVES OVERSEAS -— Mrs.

ATTENDING FOX SHOW — Mrs. R. J. Boyd of Yarmouth. N. s. and Mrs. M. J. Robicheau. Met-

’ rfilatives and friends at the homo of

The brice and groom left on a ,honeymoon through the Marftimes. 111p: CIBVBIIIJCI: thte Ilitféde wore‘:

SUI W 800E501‘ Cl

at an entertainment at No. 8 Scr-

station. The questions number- ed 20 1n all half of them on vic- tory loan facts. -—K

Port and inspections carried out by the sanitary officer, Births in the

deaths 16, and marriages 22.

ohn.

. S. The ceremony was per- formed by the bride's father and took place under an arch of ever-

ann- IOUHCIHZ his safe arrival overseas»

VISITING IN P. E- ISLAND — Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Brien. also Mrs. paniel Dcsrochl and her daughter. Lorcen of Botsford Por- tage. have left for a visit to Prince Edward Island. - Moncton Times.

GYRO cws - The regular

Mr. T. Elnxn- Dunning weekly meeting of the Charlotte. Smith, Halifax. .. l . ' \ " d.‘ .

“lm- sqd“ L“ "w Re" m‘; rife‘ahlieuvtiiigloiiiiiked Up the aisle on the arm of her father, who ‘gave lier in marriage, lookec. very winsome in a lovelv light blue silk jersey floor length gown. with be-

town Gyro Club was held at the Charlottetown Hotel last night. Ml‘. Harold Boliaker was chairman. The speaker was Mr. Simon Paoli ivhp Rave an inspirini; and instruct- lve address on "founders day." The

chairman led a. most interesting:

—-IIAD THE ANSWERS~ Win- ner of a recent "Victory Loan Quiz"

vios Flying Training School. Mono- ton. was LAC. J." H. Goodwin, a native of Kensinglon. P.E.I.. who came across with sixteen correct answers to lend the largest numbcr o! contestants yet participating in the weekly qulzes at the Moncton

HEALTH REPORT —- 129 chest examinations were made by the city health department" during Oc- tober. according to the report of Dr. B. C. Keeping submitted at last night's City Council meeting. There were no communicable dis- eases .:ported. Details ivene given of laboratory examinations, v. d. re-

clty during October numbered 77,

pleasantly spent in music m4

dancing. music bang furnished by Mr. waiter Toole. The groom's gift to the bride was a pearl npfl. ace and to the bridesmaid gdlmsory, Th

to the groomsman a

. a bride and groom received many useful and valuable gifts including a large sum of money showing the 1118b esteem in which they sra held. The Guardian Joins in wish- 1118 lids‘. and Mrs. an many hlppy

year! of wedded blss.

ROTARY LUNCIIEON — Lleut. COSh, R.C.N V.R., was

the Speaker at Rotary luncheon Vefiterday- He Rave a very interest- lwz talk on his experiences in the ddle East with the Royal Nagy.

a

Alan B.

He expressed the opinion that

war was by no means over, but

might last for five year; yet Rotarians Geo. Thompson and R. L. Cotton were Joint chairmen

Guests lncludedmtgapt. ‘IXB Acker,

R. C A M C., . Lt, Harold F. MacLeod. R.C.A F., .

Sr-.. and Judge H.L Pabner. Rotarian T. Roy Cudmore, chair- man of the auction committee. re- ported that Summerside Rotations are cooperating with the Charlotte- wvm organization in this YBHFB malor effort on behalf of crippled

children. The Summerslde club

will look after Prince Countv from Emoralc. to Tignlsh, will make col-

discussion on private vnterprlse Ilecmns 11nd m1“ 11 mammmh P111?‘

vs. public control. The club was honored to have Capt. Earl Baker.

one cf the members on nctiwz ser- i

vice at. the meeting. Gutsts present were Mr. Warren Lord and Ml". Lynch.

-—FUNERAL YESTERDAY -—Tlie funeral of the late J.S. Perry took place from his late residence 0n Monday at 9.00 am. A large nurn- ber of friends of the deceased were present, testifying to the es- teem in which he was held. The members of the Knights of Col- umbus of which he was a incmbcr for many years, paraded to the home and after Mass followed the remains to their last resting place. The pail bearers were Messrs. Clarence Harris. Ernest Mill. D.B.

lllC auction on Dec. 1. The sum of $2,700 was devoted to the care of crippled children in the Province last year as ti result" of the Rotary tlUEClOH. Every section of the Pro- vince shares equally in this burn- anitarian work. it was L ‘ ‘

destrlnn puss. The fenders of both vehicles were dented. The other cldent occurred About 6 o'clock non: the intersection of Pownsl hey Streets. when a car driven by Wendell H. Beaten was in collision with one operated by D.D. Morri-

B 5 Bonn when : privatp funeral ser- the right rear fender

“Q I ftclmwn. m: Solidi‘?! “m mamas. u s-r. avano-s -

tho lots P: ls finlllwood was held from his resid- ence st St Avsrdb yesterday oft noon. Services were conducted Rev. Ouiylc Webster who also of foisted at than grave. Interment was

cola Wood. Cecil Wood. Ed- Hunbly- W. B. Mcllschorn, T. A. Brothers. aid Henry Callback.

—FORMIR IBLANDEBS; J

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n FUNERAL Y" BID funeral of tho lute Beverly Robinson was held privately from Macbesn’: Piuiersl Home yesterday afternoon. Services were conducted by my. In- -Drew Gardner who also officiated st the grave- Interment took place in Sherwood Cemetery. were: I-LH. Horne. Hon. GD. DeB T. E. MacNutt, Victor Purdie. B. E.

d Tooiubl.

weeks ago. Besides his ‘w three daughters he is survived by w

Emerald JIIIIISEIOII. His funeral was held at Sydney on Monday mom- ing-s

FOR. ADOPTION. -- Th monwealth of Mass. Probate has notified all persons interested that a petition for adoption of Golda Lorraine Jenkl in said County bhas

Jenkins. and Jessie Eliza Jenkins his wife, of Boston, in County o k. praying for leave to a Lorraine Jenkléitl‘. a ohll

NEW russvrciusn MOD- H be M.

tain. B. A., was unanimously ed Moderator of the P. E. I. Pres- Prcsbyterlan Church

BEER-MURRAY — On Wednes-

day November 3rd at 4 pm, a verll quiet ivedduig took, place at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth MacDou- gall, Canoe Cove. when IMr. Arnold Blair Beer, son of Mr, Frederick B. Beer of Clyde River, was united in marriage to Miss Hilda Anne Murray daughter of Mrs Cathe- rine Murray. Clyde River. Their minister the Rev. T.W, Goocwill officiated. The bride was becomin - _ ly attired in a gold wool suit wl

black accessories and wins attended

MacDonald, J. Abel Arseiiauit. An- ,b>' Mrs- Sterling W 1 Kingston.

thony Arsenault, Fidele Arsen- auL; Tliymoss of requiem was celebrated by Rev. J.C. MacDon- ald and the last ritcs at the grave were berfromed by Rt. R.ev. G. J. MacLellan. V.G. S.

MAN MISSING - Alvin Binns. about 34 years old. son of Russel Binns, a carpenter who lives on Gerald Street. has been missing since Saturday night, City Police were informed last night. The father said he searched for two days for his son without any suc- cess. The missing man left home in a. normal way Saturday night and delivered an order at a groc- ery store. Nothing has been heard of him arprrently since he walked out of the store. The father said he had never remained away from home before. He is described as of medium complexion. short in stat- ure, weight about 160 pounds. He was dressed in brown. K: some- times is troubled with fainting spells.

—INTER. CLUB MEETING IIELD —A meeting was held in Summer- side on Sunday afternoon of repre- sentatives of three s0cletic5 for the purpose of drawing up a program of Boys’ work. The general pro- blem was discussed and tentative plans drawn up. Other meeting! will follow. The following ttended the meeting. Rotary“ Club, repre- sented bv C. B. orris, Donald Baker, and George Muttart. Knights of Columbus represented by T. Earle Hickey, r‘red C. Murphy and F. Earle McDonald. Y's Men's Club represented by W. A. Currie, Inwell Hancock and Davis Lid-

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— EVIDENCE CONCLUDED — The evidence was concluded yes- terday ln the case of Frank Gail- ant and Harry Gallant charged with conspiracy which is proceed- ing in the Supreme Court at Sum- merslde with Chief Justice Thane A. Campbell presiding. It is expec- ted that it will not go to the iury before Wednesday. Witnesses who testified yesterday were: Earle Schurman. Mrs. Earle Schurman. Hale Strong, Sgt. Louis Watson, R. C. M- P., and Pte- Percy Kinch, formerly of Summerside detach- ment R. C. M. P. The evidence of

Shemian Parlee was read. COKIIICII,

are, P. J. Hughes, K. C.. Frederic. ton. N. 13.. and R- S. Hlnton for the prosecution and H. F. McPl-iee, K. C.. Watson Menlaugnt. K, 0,, Mid W- Henry Nocnan for the de- fense. - S.

John Alexander cgmcron, 55_ was found dead 1n his home at Welling- ton by a neighbour on Sunday evening. R.C M P. from Summer- side were called together ivith the Coroner Dr. W . Howatt, He was found to have been (lead sev- eral days and the cause of death was apparently from an internal liemmcrragc. he W115 known to have had stomach ailment

The deceased man was employed|

at the Mount Pleasant Airport and was inst seen alive when he left work on Monday evening, Nov. 1st On Sunday evening Nov. 6 a neighbor passing noticed his dog which was at the ivindoiv barking. He investigated and found Cameron

ved alone The Coroner de- ed s.n inquest. was not neces- sary. t

He is survived by two brothers, Jaseph in Wellington and Law- rence in Halifax: also two sisters. Mrs. Raffell Gallant Egmont Bay and Mary in Wellington.

WEDDING BELLS — A qulot

lying on his face on the floor oeacl; - hie 1 c

eghan, N. S- arrived here yesterday b?‘ Pretty Wedding W“ ‘Qlemnlzed a

from Fredericton N. B. where they have been attending the Fox Show. They plan to spend this week in Charlottetown attending

the exhibition here. Mrs. Robi- cheau is the owner and manager of “Sudmar" Fox Ranch and bad

the grand champion silver fox of

S. for two years.