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A very highly regarded ‘lady pass- ed away at her home after a long illness. in the person of Mrs. Bam- uel bane of Mount Melleck. P. E. I. on Sunday evening, March tth.

Mrs. Lane. formerly Annie Gly- don. was born at Margate. Septem- ber 5th.. 1881, and was a daughter of the late Frank and Elisa Rog- ers Glydon. In felt she was mar- ried to (the late) Mr. aamuel Lane. and since that time resided at the Lane homestead, at Mount Mellepk. Unfortunately early in her married life she was overtaken‘ by a rheu- matic ailment and for the past twenty five years was a constant but patient sufferer from that dlseue. She, always kept bright and cheer- ful and enjoyed having her friends visit ‘her tho she was not able to be much outside of her home. She never ceased to have an interest in the community welfare and she and her family had long been loyal and valued members of the Pow-rial United Church.

Her funeral was held at the home on March 'ith. and was very largely attended by people from a distance as well as the entire neighbothlooi. Rev. A. 3. Weir conducted the ser- vice. Favourite hymns were sung and Mrs. Jack Mscﬁae sang very beautifully as a solo. “There's a band that is Fall-er than Day."

‘Members of her family left to mourn her passing are her son Lodge. and Eliza Lane. both at home, both of -whom with hot- dalughter-in-law, gave her loving care to the last. one brother also survives, Mr. Turner Glydon. of

Her husband predeceased her fol- lowing an accident, about tv/elve years ago. Mrs. Lana will long be kindly remem‘ cu by a large circle of friends.

Interynent took place in Pownal Church Cemetery. The pull bearers were. Messrs. Prank Jones. Wil- bur Jones, Rlussel Docherty, Al- bert Johnston, Ilett Richards and Arnold Bruce.

ST. PA'.I‘R.lCK'S SOCIAL A1‘ . COVEIIEAD

A delightful social evening was spent in Covehead community Hall in the form of a at. Patrick's Party. which was sponsored by Covelleado Young Peopies(Unlon. ’

The hall was gaily decorated with green shamrocks and streamers, and a large number were in 3:- tendsnce. The program -was in charge of Helen Maclidillan. Erma Hughes and Verna Maciauchlall. alld started off with an Irish con- test followed by games. relay races and other contests. Mr. wil- bur Robinson sang several Irish songs, which were much enjoyed by all. An enjoyable part of the pro- gramme was a "share the wealth Contest" with Allison Maclvlillan as Master of Ceremonies. Each guest was given a shamrgck to wear on

it as each number was called the contestants came forward to pick out his question. The oscer prize was won by -Mrs. Dome Kelly. A dainty lunch was served, bringing a pleasant evening to a close.

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RETURNS FROM OTTAWA. — Miss Mona Wilson. director of Public Health Nuraina. Depart- ment of Health and Welfare. has returned to Cillrlettetown from Ottawa where she had been at- tending a Dorrl.inion;-Provinlcisl nutrition committee meeting. Miss Wilson also spent in few days at Augusta. Maine, studying the den- tel health program conducted by the State Department of Health and Welfare. .

ATTEND FUNERAL Mr. Melvin Alchorn. Dexfield, Maine arrived in the city Wednesday evening to at- tend the funeral of his brother, Mr. Roland .A1chorn, Rocky Point. Owing to a. delay Mr. Alchorn ar- rivedlate for the funeral as it was held from the Macllean Funeral Home on Wednesday afternoon, March ml-id. Mr Alchorn left. on return Saturday mcming.

IMMIJNIZING CLINICS con- ducted by the Department of Health and Welfare will be held on Tuesday, March 28th. at Queen Square School. 1.30 P. M. Parlrdale school, 0.30 P. M. Wednesday. March 29th, at West Kent, school, 1.30 P. M. Rochford Square School, 230 P. M. Thursday. March 30th. at Notre Dame Academy. 1.30 P. M. Model School. 2.30 P. ‘M. All infants and preschool children should be protected against Whooping Cough and Diphtheria.

A WEDDING RECEPTION was held at the home of Mrs. Lloyd Moreside for her daughter Shirley Lois who was united in marriage

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to Neil Richard Young. son Charles A Young. City. on March ! lain. law. by the Reverend Carlyle ! Webster. The bride was dressed in ‘ a grey gabal-dine suit with match- : ing accessories. The wedding table lives beautifully decorated and a ‘chicken supper was served to 23 ;guests by the bride's mother. as- ~sisicd by her sister Mrs. John Oiow. Albany. Toasts were made to the bride and groom and many costly pres-enls were received. The happy couple loft Friday morn- ing en route to Moncion where they will mend their honeymoon. after which they will raids in Charlottetown. Their hosts of frienldejoin in wishing them every happiness in the future.-(Patriot please copy.)

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THE TRUSTEES of the P. I. Is- land Hospital gratefully aoknow- _ ledge the receipt of $5.000-00 in

payment of a legacy under the will of the late Mrs. Richard 8- Le!»

NOTICI To ADVERTISERS. - Advertisers are reminded that their copy must, be in The Guardian not later than noon the day previous to insertion. Those who telephone classiﬁeds. etc.. should varticularﬁ bear this in mind.

and ,- (Notices Master-At-Arms Coll!!!

A Course featuring Boxing. Wrestling, and Ju-jitsu, will be held in Trinity Troop Hall on Thursday. March 30th. at 7.30 RM. and on every Thursday evening following until completion. lnstructiofl will be given by members of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. When "this Course will have been completed. a Master-at-Arms Tournament is planned which will feature the manly aris mentioned and also a Tumbling Display by the Pal-kdale. Scout Troop. Tumb- ling in Parkdale is being super- vised by Constable Giberson of the R. C. M. P.

Aiberion

The Aiberton Scout Troop rec- ently sponsired_ a School Sports Meet in the Alherion Rink. Scouts

sold tickets to the towns-pe pie. The proceeds are to go to the Troop fund.

Events were for all age groups from six to sixteen. and featured several novelty numbers.

0'l..eary Scout Hike

S. M. Douglas Hardy reports that last week the O'Leary Scout Troop featured a hike. The ab- jectlve was smut Slaves for Greek Scouts. Five slaves were procured and will be shipvp to Provincial Headquarters at an early date.

Elleralie

The newly formed Ellerslie Troop. under S. M. Alec Skinner and A. S. M. Reid I..oggie.. now has ten boys trained in the Ten- der-foot Tests. The tlrst inveotiture ceremony will be held at the reg- ular meeting this week.

Scouts from Ellerslie have taken part in three hikes and plan an- other shortly to get Scout Stoves

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Hints in Brussels Against Leopold

By Joseph Dynan Batuasmls. March as —(.AiP) - The Belgian Government sent molmted police with drawn sabars into action tonight against anti- Leopoldtst rloters who dammed scores of Brussels street care. on- erated in defiance ofka socialist- sponaored genera ml a. strike headquarters estlmaeed about 80 of the cars were damaged. Traction company officials said im of the city’; 750 cars were in operation by mid-aiitdrrlocl. A 100-man police detachment crashed its way through a crowd ..._.._......_........_........__

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members of the pro-Leopold Christian Workers‘ Uruon. The police blow came in the

Porte de Namur, a large square in upper Brussels.

The three youths knocked down in the mallnted shame escaped wtiih minor bruises. The known inyured totalled nine.

llﬂnor Trouble Elsewhere

There was some minor trouble elsewhere in the country.

A er plant eiqelosiorl shut or all Jectrlcel power in the town of Ghent. but officials said it was accidental.

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The_ country's twoaweek politi- cal wsls reached a climax late in the day when Regent Prince Charles. brother of the King, sum- moned Franz Van Oauwelaert. to work out a solution.

Van Ceuwelaert is a veteran Social christian leader. If asked to form a. government he is expected to name an all Social Christian oalblnet pledged to bring Leopold bees: from Switzerland as soon as Doaslble. It is doubtful. however. that such a government could get a vote of confidence from Parlia- ment. Parliament meets Tuesday.

Mobile guards established strong cordons around all governmem buildings. Truckloads of guards- meﬂ. many carrying machine-guns, sped to the nerve centres of the capital.

Riot Follows Parrle

The not developed from a par- ade of 15.000 pal-soils.

About 500.000 workers are estirn-l

aied to have been called out ill the strike-—for a 24-hour period starting at 5 a.m.—to express their distaste for the monarch who sur- rorsdercd to the Germans after only 18 days oi‘ fighting ill 1940. Bilsilless activity in the country was divided to match its political coloring. In the Flemish-speskiilg north. even in the Antwerp dock areas. there was no strike and no

disorder.

In the French-spelllung south. entire towns and areas closed down.

strikers stoned street cars and smashed their windows. Two pol- icemen were punched. At least one moiormlm who fought back was severely mauled

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