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OUR NEWS BUDGET

All’. ‘UHAKLUFFETPOWN GUARDIAN

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MON DAY

—AT DALVAY -- Dr. and Mrs. news of

1C. Simpson and family of Sim

merslde are spending two weeks ct

Dulvay ,

--AIR CADETS T0 PARADE _

The bugle and drlun band of th Truro Air Cadet Coupe, acco

lnpan led by a detachment of air cadets

centlv Mr. C T. Ferguson, Mush- whicharincampatNolkandficld, In ffedhlph N.S., will parade lhfl-‘AHD Sum-No Chev‘ dildo Women's

this evening. commencing at 7 o'clock. The parade will con- clude at the square in front of the

Railway Station where some selec tions will be played-S

—MAKE8 SLANDIB CHARGE — Writ; have been issued by Cyrusi I. Gallant, a C C F‘. candidate for} Prince County in the last general. against Charles Gordon, Oascumpec, and Paul Perry. 511m- merside charging them with hav- ing mace alendercus statement, in

dection,

connection with hLs campaign.

rvwnmu. vF-iillnav - ‘lfla

film-ill of Roberta Ann Vickersorl. one year and five months 01d daugh-

of Mr. and Mrs. Robert M Loon of Kighfleltd wu held nftclnocwl

_ from file rea- clei-lce of her Qranfmarenfe, Mr. and Mm. Swlfford Viokerson, North River The services at the home were conducted bl‘ Rev J I Mor- rison and Rlev. A E. Todd Inter- msnt was in Hnnlpshire Cemetery where M: Morrison officiated, The pallbearers were. Howard. Younker. George Yen, Daniel Jewell and Juries Ylcieemon

“BUCK. can 1.\' COLLISION - A collision on lower Queen Street about noon Saturday between a truck owned by Keitlh MnwKlnllon and a car driven by M. Murray. Wlltshire, resulted in the overturn- lm; of the trilcir with both vehicle: suffering considerable damflge- N0 one was seriously hurt Wdrkmcl’! lucceedec; in rightmfl fhe i-flifik ltout 4:30 ihesamc cay- M the tlnle of the accident. the truck W58 carrying a load of lumber ‘file accident drew a large crowd of spectators

__LI.‘A\'E FOR H.»\LIF.»\X—Tllc Misses Cclisfancc and Barbara Conrad, who have lived in Sum- menide most of their lives. left last Monday for Halifax. N. 5.. where they will make their futilre- hrimp, They will be much missed by fhcir friend‘: with whom they were very popular. A number of parties have been Qven recently 1n their honor. A particularly pleasant time was spent at c ‘Weenle Rnrlsi" which took place at. the summer collage nf Mr. and Mrs, I/irllc MalFfirlnnr. A pres- PflifltlCll was mndc in the girls cm this occasion, to which they sult- nbly replied. Music and a general good time brought a happy even i118 to a close.

—BRIDAL RECEPTION - On ‘Monday cvcnlna, Julv l6, the hame nf Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Johnson. Central Bedeqile, was thrtmllfifi with friends, in honor of their son Flt-Lt. Cllrman Johnson, and his bride, the former Frances Kenney of Otfzlwn.

and grnnin wcrc escorted bv Alice Jcwcll nnd Mr. Ivml Dawson to a gall)‘ decorated seat. Mr. T. J. Inman in n humorous speech welcomed them to the community and Master Ronnie Dawson pre- sented the bride with a beautiful bouquet nf cmlterbury bells. lifr. Inman asked the bride to examine ihc bnilqilct carefully as it was quite different from other bouquets in that the flowers were grown in a land flowing with milk and hon- ey. The milk or cream at. the dairy- lnc company cf which hcr fathcr- in-lzliv is the rcninl ntanager, and fill‘ hnllcy from hcv uncle Brcwefs bccs. Oil doing n5 requested the bride was very much surprised to find manv of the bells contained dollar bills. Master Arnold Lord also presented her with individual Carman thanked all for and good wishes. A , sing-song fnllowed with . Muriel Craig at the piano. Following a delicious lunch and bouncing of the groom, all depart- ed wishing the newly married couple many years of happiness.

SPENDING HOLIDAY HERE — Mrs. Harding Dewar. Jeanette and Ena MacFadyen. Montreal, lpending a holiday in Charlotte- town, the guests of Mr. and Mrs, Miller MacFadyen, Felling Street.

MARRIED AT RUMMERSIDE- The marriage took place at the Presbyterian Manse, Summerside, on Saturday, July 21st of Ann Joa-n, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Hurry A. Mf-cDougall. to Capt. Lloyd Everett, son nf Mr. and Mrs. L E. Wellner both of Charlotte- town. Rev. Mr Cnrnegy was the officiating clergyman.

FUNIIAL SERVICES

filncral of lthxglret McDonald was I herself

held yesterday morning from Rank

e 's Funeral Home to St. Dunstcniv ‘Basilica where Requiem High Mass was celebrated by Raw. R. McKenzie who also conduc- ted service ct the grave. The pall- bearers was: Messrs Wilfred Mc- Kennc, Wilfred Smith, Eugene Kelly. W.J. Brawdcrs, Patrick Murnagharl and Albert McDonald. Interment was in the Catholic Cemetery.

VISITID THIS POIT — Th! Imperial Conlpany plane. piloted by Pnt Reid, well known in Char- lottetown, miitit- a brief call at the City Sunday with rho President of the Contpallv mi imrd. The ship left its moorings nt the Charlotte- town Ynchf. Club about. 12:30 pnL. on flight in Camnbcllbon. NB.

IRECTING FIRE ESCAPE -- Wnrk has been commenced by H. J. Phillips and Son. contractors fnr the erection of a fire-exec e on Queen Square School. c escape will be built on the north aide of the building. closing up what is now the main entrance. and will be 8x14 feet, reaching m the eve of the building. .It will be built, of brick with fireproof con- crete stairs

T0 INSPECT SEA CADET CAMlL-Cmdr. F. M. Jeffrey, staff officer Sea Cadets. Toronto. will arrive in the City by plane at noon foda and this afternoon will in- ope the Bea Cadet Camp at Pow- nnl. 0dr. Jeffrey will be accomp-

Affer piano selections

by Miss Mildred Callbcck,ihebride

Miss

BIG

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HOME BEREAVED — Mrs. James Cobb, city, has received the sud the death in Seattle, Washington. on Saturday of her mother, Mrs, A. McNulty, who will ‘be kindly remembered by the friends she made when the visited here a few years ago.

ENJOYABLE FUNCTION —- Re-

E

stituh for a social evening to raise finds for Red Cross work. A large gathering had an enjoyable evening and $2026 was retail?“ (fior Ri icmm pill-poses. D i muac lfor t? occasion was flu-platted by Mir. ech and Messrs. McKay.

IMPORTANT APPOINTMENTS- It. Ellsworth B. Cook has recently been transferred from the Harvard Fatigue Laboratories, Cambrldgc, to the Medical Research Division, Bubmarine Base. New London. jComl. Be will bc in charge of a section of the navy‘; e rimental work, and Mrs. Cook. t e former Nan Ieightizer of Charlottetowru,‘ has an appointment as a civilian‘ psychologist with the navy.

The Island Motor Transport Company is to move to new quar- ters on Market Square by August 11 provided the City has suitable

office and storage facilities pre- pared for the bus company by that time, the City Council decided by resolution last night. Mayor Blan- chard presided. i Other business put through by firceolution included the appoint- iment of four new officers to the Police Pklrcc. the promotion cf CnnSfflblE5¢SiA3ffl5 Webster, A J. Dowllng and Duncan McPhnil to the rank of acting Sergeants. and the granting of permission to Wen- dell Barbour to construct a garage and showroom on Euston Street. I FUNERAL YESTERDAY -— The funeral of the late Albert, Far- quharson oi’ Mermaid was held yes- terday afternoon from his late ru- idence. Service was conducted b Rev. G. Carlyle Webster. Honor- ary pallbearers were Premier . Walter Jones, J. Lester Douglas MP, Harry A. MlacDougall, Geo. W. McLeod, John Roper Preston Mc-

WEDNESDAY

property.

DIIEDGE FOR- WOOD ISLANDS -—1t was learned last evening that Ottawa official‘ have promised Mr. Lelter Douglas MP. that as soon as the dredge now working at ‘Ibr- mcntinc completes its drc operations there. it will proceed to Wood Islands where dredging is

ed now needed.

MARRIED AT ANNAPOLIB — The marriage took place at An- napolis Royal, July 20 of Elizabeth Mae, W.R.C.N 8., daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fulton Thomson to Wil- liam Richard, R.C_N.VR., son of

Mr. and Mrs RD. Marshall of Nailaimo, B.C., Rev. E.B. Gabriel officiated.

POSTED T0 VANCOUVER- LAC. Earl McCourt, of the RCA. l". and son of Mrs. Matthew Mc- Court, Brighton Ave, who has been spending a leaveaf. his home here leaves this evening by lane for Vancouver where lle as been posted.

A PRIZE BABY-Congratulat- ions are given to Baby Sandra Molone, Wflghlllg the most ill the baby contest in Ontario, out of 20 month old babies. Their par- ents, Mr. and Mr. Leo Molone live in Port Arthur, Ontario. She weighed 21 lbs. Her grandmother, Mrs. Lottie Brennan lives at 5'7 Brighton Ave, Charlottetown.

FUNERAL YESTERDAY —- The funeral of the late Mrs George Buxtcn N0 Fitzroy Street. was held yesterday afternoon from her res- idence The services at the home and grave were conducted by the Rev. W Pickctts. The pallbear- ers were 1-l E Ward, Frank Cur- rie, l-LB. Weeks, Athol Burns, Reg- inald McNutt and Sydney Cras- well. Interment was in the Peo-

Y pic's Cemetery .

PRIZE BABY — Congratulations are given to Baby Sandra Malone weighing the most in the baby contest in Ontario, out of twenty

Lean, EC. White, Herbert Mason. Active pallbearers included Messrs.- James Munn, Major A S. Robert-l son. James McEachern. Martin Power, L J McDonald. Flrnesi. Mulch Interment was in Mermaid cemetery.

Al‘ ROTARY - Few long-term prisoners in Germany would have survived their starvation diet hat-l; it not been for the Red Cross par- cels of food. Capt. Charles Fenwicic

told his heifers at the werkly Rntarv luncheon yucsferdny. Ro- iarians Walter Grant and James

Harris were co-chairmen at the luncheon held the lotte- tovm Hotel, Captain Fenwick was taken prisoner 500 miles off the West Coast of cquinoctial Africa while serving as chief officer on the nil tanker, SB. Omdollte. which was the first Canadian oil carrier to be captured by the Gennans.

—-LORD - MATIIERS-A wedding of interest to many friends took plane on Saturday at, 2 pm. ivllen Cpl. Muriel Mothers, daughtcr of Mr. William Mathers, Montreal, became the bride cf L.-Cpl. George Lord, con of Mrs. Christie Lori-l of Tryon. Rev. J. A. Jardine per- formed the ceremony which took place at the home of the groom's mother. The bride wore a while street-length dross of silk jersey with white accessories and a cor- sage cf pink roses. The bridesmaid was Mrs. Harold Heppner, a sister of the groom. She chose a tur- quoise street-length gown with brown and bicge accessories and a corsage of swcct peas. The best man was Mr. Jack Nelder, Trynn. The brides gift to the bridesmaid was a gold cross and chain, and the groom's gift to the best man, ti pen and pencil set. Following the ceremony the young couple motored to Summerside for supper at Chan's Restaurant and are spending a few days here. the bride and groom are on leave from their Army duties and the groom has volunteered for Pacific duty.

NEW RESIDENTS-Rev. Dr. A. D, Mackenzie, late of Westminster United Church, Regina, with his family have returned to his native province and is at present sum- mering at Montague. Rev. Dr. Mackenzie with the exception cf two years in Quebec Province has been in the West slncc 1920. first in Vancouver and for sixteen years in Westminster Church. The last two years be has spent estab- lluhing a United Church radio ‘ministry in Prince Albert in the

northern part of the province.

Mrs, Mackenzie, who is a dauflh-

tor of the late Hon. W. R. Mother- ,well, for many years Minister nf Agriculture for Saskatchewan zlnd tthen for the Dominion, expresses u delighted with the

beauty cf her husband's native province. Mr. and Mrs. J K Sutherland

are spending a pleasant holiday vbiting Mrs. M. Kubley at Lower Montague.

Mrs. Blanche L. Churchill of Lynn. Mass, was registered at the Charlottetown Hotel, Monday, en route to Bav Fortune to spend n short vacation wiilh her mother, Mrs. C. H. Dlngwell.

Mrs. John J. Kore and Mn. Kayo Rodenburg and son Charles of New York City are visiting their brother Mr. John Murchison and Mrs. Murchison, Glen William.

Mn. B. YrDcau of New Jer- aey arrived by plane c. few days tlgc tn spend the summer with her sister, Mrs. B. W. LePaSE. W!" Street

Mr. James W. Christie and daughter, Jean. and Mrs. Wardie of New York. left by plane es- terday after a delightful hol day the guests of the Hon. B, W. and Mrs LePage.

Mrs. P. Meek of Brockvillc, Ont.. and young arm Agnew, arrived in the City laat Saturday evening. Mra. Mack who was the former Belle Agnew of Alberwn, la at precept the guest of her brother. Mr. WE. Agnew, and Mrs Agnew of Card- igan. vfflile in the Provicne Mra. Med: will visit her brother, Alex. of Royalty and with her sifiter.

l

uliod on the inspection by LL-Cdr. chnrlea P. McKenzie commanding emigre! axon. "Queen Chur-

Amlec. will ciao spend a few days visiting friend! in Alberton c/nd viclnlfi

Both B

by Reverend Dennis Lucy in the presence of the immediate friends of the young couple. A short honey- moon was spent in Glasgow, the home of the bride offer which the groom returned io join his unit which Ls still in Hollnnc.

after the outbreak of the Wm‘ And ha; been oversea; ever since-S.

O'CONNOR - The funeral of the lute John . O'Connor. Mile Bay

mo Mass. ni- celebrated by the pastor, Rev. W V. McDonald. church party was led by clx members of the R member tho of Summerairle Council, Knights of Columbus. of which the de- ceased was a member, also at- tended in a the committal service ducted by Rev. W. V, McDonald and the Legion service was led by Mr. Reginald Rodgers of Bor- den. poppies in the grave was carried out by the Legion members. The pail-bearers were mas Myers. bert Muttart, Billy Murphy. And- rew Norman and Lorne Drlscoll. The late Mr native of Richmond district but

forty-five deceased him about ago. ter, Mrs. Earle Campbell, Bum- merside. First. World War. of ag five weeks

seven month old babies. Her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs Leo Malone, live at 53 Wardrobe Street, Port Arthur, Oniarirl. Sandra iveighed 21 ills Her grandmother, lVLt-s. Lottie Brennan live; at 5'7 Brighton Ave., Charlottetown.

ON SURVEY WORK - Gon- eral H. B, Ferguson. formerly of the American Army Engineering Corps. has been spending a few days in Charlottetown. The Gen- cral has been engaged by the Dom- irllon Government to make an ex- pert survey with the object of Qa- covering the best means to improve docking facilities for the car ferry at Borden and Tormentine.

FUNERAL YESTERDAY - The funeral of the late Mrs. J. H. Bun- tain was held from St. Mark's Church, Rustico, yesterday after- noon. The service was conducted by the Rev. S. J. Davies, assisted by ihc Rev. H. M. Buntain. Dur- ing the service Miss Lena McLure sails: as a min, “Stranger of Gali- lee." Interment, was in the church cemetery. The pallbearers were Harold Buntaih, Chester Buntaln, Cecil Mill, Verner Coles, Frank McKenzie, and Eric Coies.

—ESTATES CLOSED Hon. Harold Palmer. Judge of Probate held- Court in Summerslde Court House at the end of last week when the Estates of Emma Jane Cole, late of French River, John William Gamble, Riverside Lot 14 Edlnluncl Henry Birch. Port Hill, and William S. Sleeves, Summer- tlide, were clcsed. Heath Strong, KC, and T, Leland Linkletter were the lawvérs interested in the estates closed -S.

nan HAPPTIVIOLIDAY-Mrs.‘

T. Barrett, Butte, Montana, left yesterday by plane for Butte via oston. She has been spending the summer with her sister, Mrs. Capt. Alex McDonald, Hlllsboro St., and her brother, D. F. McDonald, Sourls. She has not visited the Island for thirty years and saw many changes, Her sons are with the armed forces; Lieutenant Tho- mas Barrett is somewhere in China and another son Steve is in the United States Navy.

On J1me 16th, 194.5, a very pretty wedding was sulcmnizcd at St. Aloysius Catholic Church, Glas- gow, Scotland. when Miss Elizabeth McAllister, caugllter of Mr. and Mrs James McAllister of Glasgow became the bride of Gunner Vin- cent G. Clow son cf Mr. and Mrs. Rnnzild J. Clow, of Summerside, P.E I

The nuptial mass, was celebrated

Gunner Clow enlisted shortly

—FUNERAL 0F JOHN I. nf Seven

was held yesterday with Requiem Hi8 Seven Mile Bay Church

Burial was in the cemetery. The funeral C. N V. R,. ifillowed by

of Borden branch of Canadian Legion. Mentbera

body. At the grave

Wfl! C011‘

The traditional dropping of

Messrs Her- Dan Nnonan, Wil-

O'Connor was a lved in Seven Mile Buy for about years. His wife pre- three years Ho is survived by one daugh-

He in a veteran of the He was 74 years

FARM SOLD-Mr. W. W. Mutch has sold his farm at Earnscllfle to Mr. Charles Mutch, Cherry Val- ley, who is receiving congratulat- ions on the purchase of this fine

l’ pital

followin W. J, Poiricr ; qucrelle. wich.

Alberta .

Beauty

COTSHEG

they w The

roses.

6th the Ferguson

RSO

I

, Quests

Miss Marshflel try for

function.

the servi frict

Dunstaff received

alized. dancing

nursing

BOY CAMP

Bucllan ing.

which ha

f1 CY.

HERE The man

c ve War.

after a point; of

Robertso Rev.

Jul

apiece. e0‘:

hcl bai

friends

tic' from long as

e, and had been ill for about .-l, t

ward Island. in marlage ion of Sarnia. Ont. very smart in a street length fires of white jersey with white u:- cessuriea and cosrgage of Aulterifiizg e was a en by Miss Blanche Rogers of Sack. atoon who chose gold crepe with carnations. pported by Roddy 36y» The wedding red by m. Lcrry ville, N. 5.. at the ng the signing of s. Ward sang very sweetlv "Because". Following the ceremony a reception was held for the Buests at the beautiful home . Frank Burchell, wt. Sydney. after and popular young _ motor amid show- . l for Baddeck, where ill spend their honeymoon. bride wore c. suit of cavalry twill with carnage cf

groom was su Morrison, Glace music was rcnde Strong of Kent piano and duri the register Mr

of Mr. and Mrs :3 Ackervill Str ‘vllich the happy couple left by

ers of confett

SOCIAL beautiful

Son veryo kindly invite ,%1:]i§;s léliggdlltfae Heart from overseas. Wood have

France, Ho] many. Their fr enthusiastic old friends. met at th

Institute honoured t the evening by Rs a token of th

these nursing aigtgrg

. The secretary, Foster read the address of for work well d Crosby and Mrs. J. R. Mun

WRS taken a

future work. and Wood. after have returned to Halif ther duty in Canada.

Dawson are weicom visit here in Golf Tolui ame . The Colonel in in command of the training camp at Yflrmouth. a position he has held since the outbreak of the war. He has also the distinction of being

teran of the previous

ng of only realized a bit wise they fe hauled a record catch.

NOW IN ENGLANIL-Jifhe many of Misc L. cpl. O.W.A.C.. will be Iliad to learn that she has safely landed in England. after cloning the Atlan- Blle will coll- iinue her agutlac with the Forum as

6 . after her arrival in the Old Country she had the pleasure of meeting her brother Roy. who in now cerv-

daugbf : n; c, Rita. Mn. and Eileen,

Wu sol

to Dri Kensington.

708% .

of red

cial ev . Mnrshfield.

do honour

welcome l The Marahfl s

ce and devot

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Dson. a nursing licter

1'1

sisters Godspeed

Th 30

THURSDAY SCO

for th lstrict

d

FROM y friends

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Joesph lll of I - Mus. Alec Blilcbcth, Fred Aracntlultia Urblmville. and

Britney,

and

Mrs. Mrs.

d

J.'I'

enjoyabl

UTE LEAVE FOR -Between '10 and a0 Scouts gathered in the Square yesterday afternoon" from there were conveyed

Bo

and to Camp

eir fortni hf/s out. Thcy were under tlun of D Johllstone, while p,

Dflfimeni ki-Ildly provided the truck to make a double jour-

he direc-

Commissioner E. C.

W. De-

YABMOUTIL- of Col. Ulric

him with

Ofl I the

GTMI.

ATTEND CENTENAII - Mrs. Lea M. Callbeck‘, Crn and. returned delightful t p to different

interest in Nova Scotla While in

and New Brunswick. Great Village she ttellded n four- day centenary of 5t. James United Church where Rev. Alexander W. n 1A.. holds pastorate Mn. Re

berfeon have

arty

ed ping their little onegflwith the i that they over 400, other- lhev coul

the hookn.

Etta

Canada. required.

cutie

many friends on the Island and especially in Kenslngton and Surn- merfleld where he laboured faith- fully for a number of years.

MADE GOOD HAUL-Romeo and Emmett Gallant of Oyster Bed Bridle. Heed 7 and 6 respectively, have had their first training in deep sea. fishing.

years On

23rd they were out with their da dies, Jacques Gallant and Bd- mund Gallant, when they made c nice haul of 30 aporkli

mackerel

Domitian I. Gal ant. Rom- randfather, aged 19 was a so one of the a catch of 4o real daddies were so ham

can, had Tho with

in l.

d have

Younker.

Shortly

in: hi; fifth year in England with the Army. Younkar hu an- . m I In

ch, the home wishing the in their e Misses Heart: days’ leave ax for fur-

Markest,

-DEATII or Mus. Josllrll r. DEBROCI-IEB — The death occur- ecl in tho Prince County Hoc- Yflliberdn! of Joseph F. Deni-och! o ton at the ldvlnccd age o1 9B iyrfgs- aiillemzgl cdnetivc of Well-

on her life. She l: summed m“ m .1 “l. N09 Mor-

1'8.

-—JARDINE - BAILEY - A very uretty w "‘ clmlize the Naval Chapel of. s, on July 4th at s o'clock in the ' evening. when the Rev Mr. How- sorl, formerly Minister of Frederic- ton Presbyterian Church, Fred- n erlcton, N. B, uni Joan Bailey, on]

in N.

tad ihnt magrlage l’ ug er o Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bailey of Ogmroge, c N. Jill-dine. young- eat son of Mr. and Mrs. James Prince Ed-

The bride was given by Mr. Don Bryen- looked

The

beige Dink

GATIIERING._On July ening was spent. at home of Mr. . Mr. Fergu- d over 100 to Nursing z and Miss who had returned Miss Heartz and returned to d after servinll their coun_ 3 1-2 years in England, land. Belgium and Ger- lends gave them an and many c leld Wortnen’: e gues s of Blving them a gift eir aippreciation of 0H l0 duty of

of the dis- Ernest] praise Haber

n pm» sented a locket and chain to each‘ WISE fl§ n sift from the Marshfleld rlnilonxlnens Institute. Mics Jean

0f use WA: also present and B 81ft from the ladies. A collection in aid of the Red Cross 11d over s20 was re- 212118: bilalflllyflllltllollr‘ m"

un friends left for

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Mrs. aide, P,E.I., sister.

Mr. B

Celina, Mrs. Gillie, . Where he recently underwent a ton. Th," “g m‘, ‘$911,131,189, serious operation. - Saint John gghn gcIAi-uole in Wellington. “IWPHPYI-Jvflmfll- e n eaves i0 mo f. e fcllpwirig ,t,,m,, M,‘ 5m l: PRESENTATION. _ a very en- alam, Manchuw’. m“. M“ lovable evening was spent rec- Alice wmgam. Ipflmh " Mass.‘ ently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mm gem“ McNeil u“ M181; Robert MwKlnnOn, Cross Roads, Madeline Duaoches’ Mmouche when the members of H-izclilrook A brother’ Mum Danwhu n“; Baptist Church called at their ma‘ m xmwwh M“. He h _ home. After a s ch by Mr. M. bmd ‘edgwuéd h ' r u‘ W. Wood, a. beautful electric floor of w": no Th f" 5 numb" lamp was to the guests held l,’ ‘Wm ° “"9"! Wm b‘ of honor. Mr, MacKinnoll on be- chumh o nmklfim “mom mu of his bride. thanked the n y morning-E members for their thoughtfulness,

again. Rev. S. Rev E. J. by the led B

--A very

emnized a the

Charlottetown.

C.N.V.R. The charming in a

accessories carnatiolls.

amid showers

ing from

ies.

Gvnsrs of His Honour

thought t0 have

8t.

by Rev.

Houghey, Pius Flynn. Dennis

ing at the

little daughter,

her aunts, Mrs, Mrs. Russell them. Mr. and

AND

fom of

outbuildings was

tloned with the Canadian Army in the Dominion. she is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph {Ounkelq Mn. St. Avudc, Charlotteown. — Pat- riot pleuc copy.

Mrs. L. S. Jackson, Ottawa and Harry McFarlllne, Summer are guests of their Mrs. Sterling Browne and rovmc, Sussex, having been called there owing to the illness of thelr- brother

clilfc who ia now n patient in the General Hospital. J

and invited everyone to visit tilt-m

. Chisholm were called upon to make a few remarks. The pianist for ahe evening W88 1° Misc Peanl Jones. Lunch was served ies and tho guests de- wishing Mr. and Mrs. Muc- Kinnon rn-lny years of happiness.

TOOMBS- inc-timer) NUPTIALS‘ Pretty wedding was sol-

ents at Tryon on Wednesday. July 18th, by Rev. J. A. Jardinc when Muriel Hazel, eldest daughter nf Mr. and Mrs. Walton Toombs was united in marriage Alexander. R.C.N.V.R.. son of Mrs, and the late Richard MacLeod of

by her sister. Miss Dorothy Toombs and the groom was ably supported by his brother, Athol MacLeod, Rm

of romance blu; crepe with white an The bridesmaid c ose dusty rose crepe with corsage of white carnations. mony ll buffet luncheon was servcdf to thirty-five guests. The bride and groom left later for a honeymoon

bride wearing brown ensemble with accessories to match. After return- their groom will return to military duf- The groom's gift. tc the bride was a. string of deltal pearls. FRIDAY

AT GOVERNMENT HOUSE-The followin

dren lznited gasoline that seeped out of the vehicle, There was no damage-S.

FUNERAL SERVICES - The lfluleral of Mr. Simon leBlanc was ‘held yesterday morning from his ‘late residence iii Dorchester St. to

Dunstarfs Basilica ivhere Rte- quiem High Mass was celebrated K M. McMillan who also conducted service at the grave. The pail bearers were: Messrs Anthony

Condy and William Murnaghan.

VISITING THE ISLAND - Mr. and ,Mrs. Page-Browne and two sons of Concord, Mass, arrived in the City yesterday on a holiday visit to the Island. After register- Charlottetown Travel Bureau they left for Souris where they will stay at the Cox Hotel. Mr. Page-Browne, who plans to do some fishing while at Souris is cile of the chief officials of Chase As- sociations Inc. of Boston. who con- trol e large number of cor orat- ions, including a large chan of hotels.

-Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Jordan of Halifax, wfln spent a few days in Trenton, N.S., with relatives, have returned m Bummerslde.

spent some weeks in Trenton with Gillls,

have resided in Halifax for several years past will now take up their residence in Summerside.

BARN DESTROYED - A large barn, a garage, and two outbuildings on the farm of Mr. James Finnons. Spring Valley were destroyed by fire yesterday evening despite the ef- acores of neighbors who quickly gathered to assist in fight- 81d ing the flames. Through their ef- forts the hcusc was saved but. all machinery stored in the barn and

cause of the fire was said have been spark; from a back-

Out Our Way

Kenneth Rad-

Saint‘ ohrl,

B. Stnckhcuse and

then

home of her par-

t0 Clay tnrl

She was attended

bride looked vcry street length dressi

corsage of ink

After the cere-

of confetti, the

honeymoon the

flrini engine which was in opera-

sTAvEnT__A@ me Prince Couniy

Council -of Education provided for in the "Department of Education Act" biased at the int session of the Lcgial . Intel hail be fl

c. Oounc

Education appointed by the Linu- tennnt-Governor-in-Councll stating of the following persona ex-officio: the Minister of Educat- ion. Chain-nan; the Director Education, Vice-Chairman:

Secretary of Education, Secretary: the Principal of Prince of Wales College: the Rector of Si. Duns-

ntlon of Agriculture. the Provinfl cial Canadian Legion. 1nd Prince Edward Island Federation. and three representa- tives from the Central Women's Institute appointed from a slate of i-ix "nominees from that. organizat- on.

Provision la also made for re- presentation from other organizat- ns. such as Labour Unions, Fich- ermenk Unions. and Boards of Trade, if and when such organizat- ions havé a central organization c: federation recognized as such ilvrtlhe Government.

e man purpose of the Coun- cil. which is required to meet ct least three times each year. is to act in an advisory capacity fo the Minister nf Education.

Following is the personnel of zlm first Council, as announced by the Premier:

Ilx-Officio Member!

Hon. J. Walter Jones, Chaim-mi L. W. Shaw . .. . Vice Chairman P5. Bradley . . Sggrgfafy Dr, G D Steel. Dr, RV. Mac-

Kenzie.

Representing the Federation of Agriculture: Mr. Jerome O'Brien. liforell.

Representing the Canadian Le- mon. Provincial Command: Mr. D. O. Stewart. K.C.. Summerside.

Representing the Prince Edward Island Teachers’ Federation: Mr CF. Hinc. Crlarlottetovm.

Representing the Central Worn- cns Institute: Mrs George Mar- tin. New Perth; Mrs. Michael Doyle. North Rustico: Mrs. Julian Hmifllf- Borden,

The Minister states that the first meeting or the Council will be held in the near future

g are guests Lieut-Governor J.

A. Bernard and Mrs. Bernard at} Government House: Mooney, Rumforcl, Me.; Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Gallant and Rita, 01' Chelsea, Mass; and Mrs, Arthur Chaisson, Dcrchester, Mass. i tel-

—F1REMEN ANSWER ALARM -— Summerside firemen were called out yesterday afternoon at 3 pm. for a blaze in one of the buses of the Airvirays Bus Co. The blaze is

Mr. Stephen I

daughter, i

l

started when chil- had '

Clarkln, William MacKenzie. John

Catherine MoGuigcnl a daughter, Patricia Catherine. BEER —- At the Best Nursing Home. Hampton, July 18, 1946. to Mr. and lVIrs. Manford Beer, a The" daughter. v 1 MMDONALD — At the C - ‘W’ L” w“ lottetown Hospital July 24, 1m t» Lloyd Scot, and Mr. and Mrs. J. Reginald Mac-

accompanied Mrs. Jordan, who

WIcCLOSKEY — At the P.E_I. H08-

ouTnuunnqGs pital, July 22. 1945, to Mr. lfld Mrs. Thomas McCloskey, City l. son.

a total loss. 'I‘he to

S

Lieut. Moicolm Putman, R

couche, a daughter.

SHELFOON — At the Charlotte- town Hospital Julv 19th, to . and Mrs. Joseph B. Shelfoon (nee

Donald. a son,

(‘URLEY — At the Charlottetown Hospital, Wednesday. July 25, 1M5, to Petty Officer Richard Curley and Mrs. Curley, a son.

McPIIEE -— At the P.E.I. Hos ital.

July 25. 1945. to Mr. and Mrs,

McPhee, East Royalty. a coll. Don- Ralph.

MATHESON -— At County Hospital on July 14, 1M5. to Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Mothe-

Granville. a son. IOI.—S.

_._________ KEMP-At Kings County Ho ital ‘m Juli’ l3. 1045, w Mr. and r5. Elliot Kemp. Gaspcreaux, a dltlgh-

MacKENZIIi-At Kings County Hospital on Julv 1e, 194s, to Mr. and lvlrs. Andrew MacKenzie, St. Marys Road East, a. daughter.

HYNES-At Kings County Hospi- ifll. July 16, 1945. to Mr. and Mrs. Martin Hynes. Bumrnersidc, a daughter.

LEA-At Kings County Hospital on July 18, 1045. to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lea. Peters Road. a daughter. LLEWELLYN-At Kings County Hospital on Jul 18 1M5, to Mr. and Mrs. Temple Llewellyn, Mon. taguc. a son. GRAHAM-At. Kings County Hes- pltal on July l6. 1945. to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Graham, Lower Mon. Hos

tague, a daughter.

MACK-At K1118! County ital 011 Jilly! 17. i945, to Mr. and ‘firs. R. H. ace. Murray Harbor South, R 5011. PUTMAN-At Montneal July

2o 1945, to Elspeth, wife of '

Sum.- C. N. V. R... a daughter. Virginia.

GAUDET-At Prince Co. Hospital, Summerslde, Jilly 22, 1945, so Mr, and Mrs. Alfred Gaudet, Mis-

lph

the Prince

on, nee Marion Taylor. North Robert

Tay- | .

By J. R. Williams

MDORIITCOSBEE - At Murray Harbor on Julv 18- 1945. by R"- Roy V

Rev. G. Carlyle Webltcr. Miss Joan; tllrMurdoch MldKenzie of Charlotte‘ Teacherafitown to Mr. Claude Joseph Filguy.

of MlcDo

OBSQY I

eon-fuunogqui, . wantum - At the Prcbyteriafl Marlse, Summer- aide, Saturday July 21st, Ann Joan. ugall to Capt. LE. Wellner, l-hflboth of Charlottetown, ! 131mg _. MOORE-At 5t. Dun-V mun mum 0n July 11. 1MB- by.