iocal K. of B.

The regular monthly maathlg

r. - ‘sided- The

of businesa was

‘gm-ough-

fg-esptllllfld with a brief speech.

fill service. ;. After all "mod District fllicltigv proceeded Egtgllzilion of the following leer:

business was

-,.11. chancellor, Rev.

“Ills

ole. Louis Butler;

ennai inches; Chaplain. Moat .11, Braivders; {ha vlilfred McKenna.

(Continued-m PM! 1) MacMiilan, Ch'town. ‘Pendergast, Kenslngton. ltossilcr, Morcll, tlillis. Clermont.

-Col'responding Secretary. m1 Parnell McMahon, Oh'town.

. Treasurer, Miss Gertrude Coady,

.ch'lt‘.'\Vll.

Mrs, J. Austin Murphy, retiring President was chairman of elec- the installa-

tion and conducted tlon of the newly elected officers

-A pleasing feature was the pre- aentallon of a lovely gift to Mre. Murphy, the appreciation of whose "ivork in the Council as President Henry

was expressed by Mrs. ‘lralnor. newly elected president

-the presentation being made by the Recording Secretary. Miss lie

Gillls.

ln thanking the members, Mrs. Murphy expressed the wilh that the incoming officers would re- ceive the whole-hearted co-opera- tion which had been tendered ‘tar during her term of office.

A mosi; auccessful convention which ivas entirely devoted to business was concluded with the singing of "God Save the King."

, Convenera Appointed

A meeting of the new executive was held following convention rlosinl; and Convenera of the dif- iercnt diocesan committees were lmointed. namely:

Scholarship. Mrs. W, J. P. Mhc- illillan. Ch'town,

fPllllllvitv. Mrs. James Ponder-

tgiionthly Meeting

-h Knights of Columbus was heldl Afwluflo" go m" T, "“ g-tnlengday evening in their hall with m“ 5"" “ " °”'

good attendance of lmlmbotl. “grand Knight R. Ii. Bradley pl’!- ’ ' g opened with] after which the regular, NWO! Columb

L‘: The new member. were welcom-_ fig by the Grand Knight and all

" Sunday, November 34th. was thel illate set for the Council's memor-

trans- Deputy Mr. Earl. M1113“, with the in-lnegl-eq oi'fl-| ;-Grand Knight, R. E. Brad-i '_ y; Deputy Grand Knight, Eugene R. G. , ; Recorder. Aubrey Ward; honorary president, 0 Wzil-iiem, lillrcsicn Carley; Treasurer. T. B. ‘Yéygighan; Inside Guard, Carl Mc- Outside Guard, Leo Dea- Rev. Qhme, Boyle; Lecturer, T. W- ygempbell; Financial Secretary, L} Trustees, Patrirki ‘uumpghan, Emmett MacDonald

2nd. Vice President, Mrs. James 3rd Vice President, Mrs. Ernest,

Recording secretary, Miss Illle

NOVEMBER 14, 1%‘ . _ _ .

GEITRII. GUARIIAI

this nah-a ta snu- ea

af an uncut. m Jail.‘ :i:..'.':..-:".....""......."'-"~ °g able In ialvaaoe. y n,

Parade at Amlouriea to- night 'l p. m. Pull attendance re- quested. Recruits will be acceptcd.

l. 0|‘ C. DEGREES-The Knights us held three degrees on Sunday in the l-loly Name Hall, when thirty five _ new members were taken into the Council. The first was under the direction of Grand Knight R. I. Bradley. the Ievond by the Cloud Knight. as- sllild b)‘ DT- J. A. MacMillan and the third by Dr. W. J. P. Mac- QBE- Master of the Fourth

Y-Gl-ADS MEETING-Tho Y- IGrada Club had the honor of wel- coming back Mr. P. W. Turner as who gave a short talk in his usual humorous ‘style. A two minute silence. fol- lowed by the singing of an ap. Pmwlflte hymn was observed in pemembrance of thou who made the lilprame sacrifice.

_.__

INGAGEMINT -.- The engagp merit la announced of Lena Cath- erine. |ec0nd eldest daughter of MN- Gface Harding and the late John William Harding of French River. Prince Edward Island to Robert Oliver. youngost son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wlllson Elstonc cf 1N Dradalbuie St, Hamilton, Ont. marriage to take plug nil-d. November, Zion Presbyterian Church, Charlottetown, Prince Ed- ward Island. (Halifax papers please copy.)

_ IUNII-AL AT MUIIAI RIVER —'l‘he funeral of the late Mra. Wil- liam J. Moore waa held yesterday afternoon from the Church of Scotland at Mllffuy River Serv- icea were conducted by Rev. Har- vey Bishop who also officiated at the grave. Interment. was in Mur- ' ray River Cemeei-y. The pallbear- ers wee: Fred D. Bretiaut. Alex Dutney, William R Keenan, Deon- ard Hooper, William Hume and Al- bert McKay.

_____ . . WILL RETURN ‘r0 AFRICA - Dr. Sidney Gilchrist who has won for himself renown as a medical- mlssionary in Angola, Africa. and Italy during the Second World War made a orlcf visit last week to P1,‘. Island and left on return Tuesday for Halifax, where Mrs. Gilchrist and family are at pres- ent, Miss Miriam Woolner. young- est daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben- jamin C. Woolne: of North Rus- tico, was one of the motor party. she visiting at her former home while Mir. Gilchrist, and party went on to Alberlon. Dilring the war and previously, Dr. Gil- christ was closely associated with Dr. Stewart Woclner, now of London, England. l-le is also an in- timate friend of Dr. tewls Wool- ner of the, Mayo Bron Clinic d New York City. ‘me Gilchrista purpose returning to Africa as soon as transportation la avail-

Mrs. CH. Beer. her report said that the great need

tion was for gillders everywhere and for commissioners in rural areu

lng with lone guides with whom

of letters. The lone guides are lo- cated in districts whore n0 Kuide company is organized. Miaa Freda Plckard is undertaking the work

THE__GHARL0T1LP_EIQWN_'G§£4$PE-§ , _

Premier Jam 0a Visit To iittawa

rnler J. WaIterHTonn of

negotiations for a ernment. with Cabin

ing tin to in Toronto.

R

at the end of next month,

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Committee for officers and mem- bera of the local Association for 1946-1947 as follows:- President: Min Lillian Ducha- mln, District Commissioner. Vlce-PreSident: Mrs. J. J. III’- ris. Secrehary-‘Ikeasurer, Mrs. G. I. Avard. Mrs. E. M. Bagnall. District Commissioner, Mrs. Harry Cud- more, Mrs. Albert Wilson, Mrs. J. E. Cullen. Mrs. s, G. Peppin, Mrs- Fred Coyle, Mrs. B. Earle Mac- Donald- Mrs. Alrnett Howatt, Mil. A. B. Bagnall, Mra. A. D. Mac- Lennan, Mrs. Stuart Dickson. Mrs. Harvey MacPheraon, ‘Mrs. L. W. Goodwin. Mrs. P, J. Rossiter, Mrs- Milton Sitwart, Mrs. Harry Mel- lish. Mrs. s. D. Irvine, Mn, a. H. Cook, Mrs. R, H. Nicholson. Mrl Morton Dew, Mrs. J. S. MacDon- ald. Mrs, Preston Sentner, Mrs. Frank Burke. Miss Louise Haszard and Miss Betty Roll. The meeting then adjourned and was followed by the annual meet- ing of the Provincial Council. The provincial commissioner. Mrs. John Y, Reay presided. Af- ter the minutes of the last annual meeting had been read by Mrs. Louis Sadler, the reporta of the year's work were received. They were given by the Povlnclal Oom- missloner, Mrs. may. the boote- tary-treasurer. Mrs. Sadler. plo- vincial camp adviser. Miss Jessie Fullerton. head of Browniea, Mra. K.M. Martin. head of training.

The provincial commissioner in to further the work of the organiza-

There are about 805 guides in the Province. and of that number some

UITAWA. Nov; 13- (CH-Pre- Prince ldward Island arrived here yes- terday but told newspapermeu liis trip was not in connec ion with new taxation agreement with the Federal Gov-

Mr. Jones said he was atopplng off here to discuss a few matters Ministers before go- e Royal Winter Fair

He said he was not yet prepar- ed to say whether his government would enter into a new agreement with the Dominion. The wartime agreement with the Island explrm

tumlnl.

solo don

dancers.

with the

with its

let forms ning, the

former

4.4a are in Charlottetown.

Lone Guides New Development A new development is Just start-

the work is carried on by m"!!!

class.

'g:=i_ Kenslngtcn. ~ Ed EPlvst Rossiter, Morel]. la Pond.

;Ciiizcnship. Mrs, Fred

Social Service and Chi-id Wel- re, Mrs. Charles McDonald. Little

l5. _Mi.lI-ZilZlli9. Mrs, Felix Gurgciown. '..L.i_v Retreats, Mrs. D, “WWI. Summcrslde.

ilcaiion and Study Clubs, Mrs.

Muilaly, Morrison. P. Mc-

able, which will likely be some time in the month of December.

CITY POLICE COURT-The de- fendant in an assault use was convicted and remanded until to- day for sentence, in the City P0- lice Court yesterday morning. woman charged with unlawful pos- aelaion of liquor was fined $300.00 and costa or 4 months to run con- secutive with a previous convic-

and will be known as head 0! 10119 guides in the Province. A feature of the mectini WM tfwo addressee, given by slrll who had been to camps out of the prov- ince. Miss Elaine Harrison of Sum- merside told of her experiences as n guest at Camp Monn I-leighta. Quebec. in the Lamentlan district. She W88 one of ten ville-s and W1 girl scout leaders who llllflldflfi U" camp, Miss Suzanne MaitKlllMn of Charlottetown described her ll- periemq as the only Canadian at an international camp lit- 08ml)

A

PIJSl-“nar Reconstrucmm’ M") tion. Of three persons charged .l li. Blake. Chiown, with keeping liquor for sale, two ‘Girl Guides, Mrs. Jamgg g3]. were fined $100.00 and wit! 0!‘

izni. Tignish.

Sisters of Service, Mrs. J. P. Gender. Richmond.

Sisters of Martha. Mrs, George Bliiivart. Bedford.

Organization. Kings, Mrs. Kath- Ilinc Creamer, Ch‘towrl. ,

Olizcnlzatlon, Prince and Queens. M". Frank Mutray. Oh'town.

"—-—————-i_. ICZEFTETLBOROUGH. England _ M —— For her 100th birthday 195$. Marv Ann Vale wore her

9 Wfdillllz dress. made from la Fords of maroon-colored serge gsifzkbroned bodice and volumin-

two months and the other 850.00 1 and costs or one month. ‘The de- fendant In an adjourned theft case was sentenced to 00 dayll imprisonment. A drunken 1m"? was further remanded until Sat- urday. A remanded drunk and dis- orderly was fined $20.00 and cash or 90 days, another drunk was dis- charged and the remaining drunk was remanded until today.

Tuesday evening at the office of

Edith Macy, just outside New York City, Other countries represented

Guatemala. and the Phlllipines. as well as Girl Scout ieadera 1mm all over the United SYICU dresses were very much enivfvd-

committee was read b MaoMillan. The t-rl ovllne ll the new slate of officers:

ncluded Brazil. British Guianl.

Both ad-

New Officers Ilactlodl “n. rt f th noln na Th’ "p0 n e MN. WJLP.

Executive oomrmttee: Me. WJI

Laporska,

traditional charming

tion.

comprised

BIRTIIS. IMRRII IEATIIS

BIRTHS

IIT. N

..... are" ,1:- M- =~ l . I with“ Charlottet

"it At

.50c Per Insertion

.\_______________ ET-Tat the P. n llald lust Hill, llkcalchfort,

the Charlottetown

H. R. Donne Th?

reports of annual meeting of the

\ 6E8,

ber. These were

provincial organisation

Mr. and

examinations l-n

lllflfl,

8F comp!!!)'- main business was the hearing of the delegates to the Dominion Association of Chartered Account- ants, held in Montreal in Septem- presented Messrs. N. W. Higgins and W. A. Morreil, Mr. E. A. Mowatt of St- John was admitted as a member. bringing the‘member|hlp o‘! t: o . Routine matters dealt with includ- ed plans for holding the students‘ Charlottetown the first week of December. P8P- era for these are aet and marked by a common examining board.

by

Wyn’ My, 1-11. Palmer Mrs. lu-thlir sci... Mrs co.’ nufiy. ML 3,3, Rogers. Mira J.A. Al'- nepault. Siutnmersldc. Mrs. K M. lieu-tin. Mrs. 'r.w 1.. Prowae. Mr!- 1),J, Riley, Mrs. Morton DOW. N1‘!- Harry Davlaon. llontseue. Mill Freda Pickard. Mrs. William Mae- 53y, liege, Dime»- Ditnlllflfl. Mont- ggue, Mk5. O H B6B. M-fl- PU“ hell McMahon. Mrs. Prank Mur- ray, Mrs. l-l Oudlilon. Mrs. Gor- dogs Macdoaald, Miss Jeanie hr!- gmon, Mrs, Robert Holman and the following conunlseioners: _;_D_ Mqqulgan, division of Queens caimty; Miss Carrie Holman, div- ision of Prince County; In" Dunning, division of Killll 9W5‘

Mae- faint-l. November 11, 194e, to m.

t ti f all Canadian Mi“- Goldvn E- ‘Iboulbs. a Sleiglgie-gflanzgsnnutonts, roul- stn- w’; mot-an‘ “€§“’§‘.'ii'- bglzsmlfullg ~ (mnunm m“ Pm n

"Wm" Karim Elizabeth. dents are expected W “l” m‘ gllcrllcaomin *' ‘riot In ohai-lottc- the local committee, Mlae Hamel

go, “lw-Ai Prime County examinations this year. The inat- w" ma, w,‘ m» Bggugll, Mill“, “M” m-‘M "l"- W- F44" w" of lllllkllll *'°°'“"""“"'-'°“‘ district of émsrlottttown North. Members of the prwlrwl-l com- ' Mb"?- "fl October 81. from this Institute to the Domin- 0mm“ hm- Mrs a larle matte, ware Major 12E, MacNutt, ‘mi l will. Gwiofy m!“ _,lon Association on income tax Mwpmlaldlfumhlrs. I 0.1). Delloll. Milt, chair-him Major L. W. ' amendment, to be forwarded to M“, Noel DaBlt-ia, Mrl. James M . MM. vlcc-clhalnllsani the Government before the w" MacMillan, Mrs Al. Anenault. Drag?‘- Cilll-Bee.’ 1131B: 0e budget. was delegated to W. A‘ Mrs. A. Lawson, M". l-T-l- ‘It -l l ° "° 90w"- M Wwleldlv Mdrrell. n. w. Manning was an- Bethune, hm an. Jenkins. Mn. cu .-Co onel-E. H. Strong, lvl.c.. ‘n’? u“ RW- pointed to prepare similar recom- Barren. Stxnmeraidt; M11 17-5 Xpdflfi" ilugnggllgitrl 15"“ NY‘;- gmih finals‘: ll mendatlons on improving lllllllllfllf 003111. M" all‘ mmwn’ ' y‘ ' " ‘W’ ‘

of olen Isabel

procedure for limited companlofl.

Georgetown, Mi-a. Heath Mainly".

troupers.

‘l? n”n.'"“ m?!‘ Brooktlcld.‘ {lglm omit In.

funnel: to

amoeba

of

-AG Trib- thO v

iwlzlfbvllnbr

Personals

If‘. "ugh. D and will Dtnewoll, New Claegow.

Wlln Di ll. Mr. and

[m gnd baby. . of llldgcil. limit the week- m. and Mrs. C. 8

Friends will be pleased to learn 5 that m. Iverett C. Beagan. C-Nl. engineer. Charlottetown. who un-

n MacDo all. Mn. WI. $3.32.‘; Mrs "hi... wlliett. Bummereido. Mrs. '1'.l:. Maclnn- nan. Mra. W D/Giilia, Mrs. W JP. Machdillan, Mra Walter Jtml. Mrs. n. Hamill. Bl-Illfmtlldl.

Mn. Julian nearing. midw- WI-

gfi m. Mvl id ontreai. cc-peea ent Canadian Welfare Council. Ottawa,

Wendell Coffin, Mofeil, Mrs. TH.

m, Jamel Ibbott, Victorian 1,4550%? Maldue. rm. ran. inn-mo innit... Mrs. v. afacuan. Mlle "f 9W1"

UNDERTARER llrwiailmne

clllllflfikp.

IUaaII

derwent an operation tlllltle hlday in the City Hospital- fe professing favourably.

led by m: husband left Belfast at 0 am. arriving ln Boe-

Idladehelaal.laatwaaIllIlllIlI\°l°“°-“l-'

for appen-

lla. Robinson. cnughtar of Ml‘-

Mona Wilson. _ ms, Fred annuity. Soils-ll. Mrs. Peter bfcPhse. Saorll.

J for New Glasgow N I . when they

Mra. J .P. Lanta, and

Andrew Paictakls. City. M‘!

ll make their home. They loft

yal

Ordir f McGlli Work

Superb dancing,

and a

C03‘!

Billet

dances.

"divwtlseement."

were pr

color

Grace ‘Peraoniffod

costume accom- ranled by music. This is who-t isi '"°"" known aa "ballet d'actlon" tomima ballet; but there is an- other form, consisting of a alflflle WIN)’ 90351119"! WOl-lld Merlot as that of q village festival l f” n" Yea"

performance

Tomal

tunes; Polish

"Sarda

W112i‘.

The performance was by His Honour Lieutenant Clover- Mr Benn-rd and Mrs. and His Worship Mayor MacDon-i aid and Mrs. MadJonald. I Later last evening a largely at- tended reception was held for the guest artists at town. They proved as charming to meet personally as on the stage.

FIIAI. __Ri_§ETllG

inclu

r”. an

gracefully

The Charlotte-

fui

cos- Houain ic music sup- plied an evening of first class en- tertainment to patrons of the Com- munity Concert Aasociotion night. who filled the Prince Ed- wurd Theatre to capacity

the famous Fmfhole Ballet. audience, which from Summe hale a; well as Char- lottetown. enthusiastically ap ‘ 1-‘ dd tho gifted artlatl. First dance unit

play to American troops overseas in the late war, the Foxhole Bal- let conaiata of seven hcade

last

tioacart Patrons Enloy Program By Ballet Troup

to see The included many

organized to

top-ranking by Grant! Mouradoff and Sonia Wolcikow with two concert pianists, Victoria Crandrill and Moreland Kortkamp‘ Their associates are Virginia Rich- ardson, Zoyla Leporska and Rosa Holland, ballerinaa, Tomal and Richard

ska|

Thomas, male

Mr. Mouradoff was at one time premier danseur of the Metropoli- tan Grand Opera,

Paris Grand Opera, Ballet Rune do Wolcikowska

and of the ‘

first came to Am- erica as pirima ballerina with the‘ Polish ballet at the World's Fair‘ and later became premier danseusel Russo do Monte Carlo. The pianists. young who look like sisters, are-a ccle-' brated duo concert team. 'I'he performance great variety eluding ballet solos, duets, and ensemble ‘numbers,

ladies m"- -

and virtuosity. in-i ‘hos! W11" trloa 9" 7 had

Combining the arts of dancing.‘ music and Nmomyme‘ n“ hanet‘ crease production of building sun- ls conceded to be the most graceJ PM“ l" same "cllllflil" "llel- l0 fut-es well as the most difficult- ‘llcmlle buildills of all forms of dramatic present», tion. The dancing with a story, which is by gesture and

is COIUIFClOIllSkuIEd 15b“-

LEIIII IIIAIIS

(Continued from Page 1)

l. Immediate government trol of building. '

powers "to control, divert Jl‘ a income houses other approved agencies auch

housing to develo than at pnsent.

4. Development of a |houslng project loans amounting to

veteran

tereat. Text of lrief

The brief said in part:- ed by the Government

lure unless the Dominion Govern ment makes as great and urgnn

‘portion of veterans and their fam h

"Lack of adequate control o iiruiidlng" and the shortage of ma

w“ one o; terials had led to construction "by can command the grelll- lnancial resources", The result erection of buildings which should have been postpon- causing

been

ed, The situation was ."bltterness and unrest."

ate 9, throughout the

a, N,“ tiou industry.

dcd

lively

and a VPTY dance by Miss Wolcikowsk-l, of her own composi-

roke. who la chairman

of

m. Pembroke leaves today Halifax.

DIIIOATI IIOIIN IOODI l

storage

lfllfifltl

of

the

a mqnber of the executive of the of Nurses University School

and a for_ Many flroaen cooked foods do

not withatand cold wall ea the

Al‘. Campbell. Montague and Mr. Roy C. MacLean. Souris. Mr. Pemb

ballet iitera-I

er hut i nwsy-l

“flappei” ex-y Miss Cran-

with Miss and Thomas prancing in high-Jinks to

The latter part of the programme. exotic Caucasian sketch in the midst of which, unfortunately. went out and the finale had to be liven with the aid of flashlights; and "Circus", in which the dan-| cera pantomimed bareback riders, tightrope walke fortune acrobat and clowns. Among the delights of the pro- gramme was the playing of the gifted duo pianists. They not onlyfllflts Act of 194d, provided impeccable music for the-w 1mm“? the clllll-Plll-Bory-grad- dance, but appeared twice in solo?

the lights

n, of deceased veterans,

rs, animal trainer.

offerings which were ver warm- The defile"- MT- Tldmflrsll

Honogary president. Mrs. J.A. 1y applauded’ They payed on 5mm had not been consulted when

CHARTER-E“ ACCQUNT5NTQ mag-I'd‘, Co“ mum," m; these occasions "Ritmo" (Infante). ‘he A" W" M55211 in 1M1 and “I'm” "m!" °f n“ Immu" .i h Y“ R4a~ ' -' "Romance", (Rachmaninoff). "Rit- i“ "will!" ‘he “me mil-Man of Chartered Accountants of ailcrfikrydkumr’ “It h u“ n“ “neon by d, mum and might occur again. Compulsory Prince Edward Island was held on 5M1” "Scaramouehe", n compgflflm] in ETBdlII-Z would tend to lessen the

three movements by Darius Mil-l "mammal betwe" “my haud, Like the dancers. they were standard 5nd“ and 7mm l" 9mm‘ handicapped by the failure of them“ 1mm °f ‘new b9 will‘! "m "d". on one ocalhm‘ but qomicee how such a regulation would timled their programme like good

auendedrf canned lobsters in his 2'! years

Bernard.

of the National Board, was fonner- ' ly Aaaietant Deputy Minister National Defence under Colonel 3.. L Ralaton l-fe is aallatant manager Trust Company,

modaticn

Pension llltea

Another brief urged the govern- ment to consider general increases in basic pension rates which "have remained static alnce 1920-" While the coat-of-living was less than in 1920, the standard of liv- lng had advanced. The Legion considered the pen- llvn mid to a widow with child- "n "entirely inadequate and not sufficient to provide them with a decent standard of living." The pension paid seriously dis- abled veterans unable to work compelled them to a "meagre" existence, and the Legion believed the answer was a higher pension. Action also wag imperative in increasing basic pension megs, The United States recently had flllillorlled a ZtJ-ller-cent increase. The brief concerning depend- ents confirmed a previous Legion recommendation that a decqaged veterans‘ dependents bill he in- irodured in Parliament and the; it contain the principle that benefits equivalent to those available to veterans be given to the children