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MONDAY

AMHERST, N.S. (CP) The circle eight of, Southpoi-,t. P.E.I.. captured the senior square danc- ing championship at Saturday's ciagi-3 program of the 52nd Marl- tlme winter fair here.

The Islanders were among 23 team: representing communities all over the Atlantic provinces.

Second place was taken by the Halifax Corte Squarettes and third by the Springhlll Coal Dusters.

The Halifax Courteens walked off with first place in the junior events. Slddalls of Amherst and East Pictou rural high school

17 1-2 feet of water. she later re- floated herself and after taking on 2.700 barrels and 700 bags of pota- toes sailed for Cuba.

Yesterday the M.V. docked at Souris to take on 500 cords of pulp wood after it had been previously arranged for her to take on part of her cargo at Georgetown first and their pro- ceed to Souris. This switch in plans ias led shippers in the Town to believe that the ship's Lllld8I'ii'l'iIE;'S had advised the captain lo enter the port light lo; tear of another grounding incident.

M.t"'j0r J. Arthur Peters express- ed the opillion that if some thing

Loradone

port that the

comment on the

no further scnt strength is

tion was in the persons. it was learned. A program of general

Questioned about an earlier rc construction of 1 new hangar nt Summerside wa. being considered he laid the mat- ter was still under consideration Air Commodore Martin had n2 future strength of the station except to say the; reduction in its pr: contemplated The overall reduction of air force personnel due to the transfer of navigation training from the sta- vicinity of 401

improve mcnt on the station at the pro sent time, he said, includes among

the firing party from "C" Squad- ron. i1 Rme Regiment fired three volleys. which was followed by the Last Post and Reveille sounded by bugier Albert C. Gallant. The hymn "O Valiant Hearts" was sung by the Trinity United Church choir. accompanied by lvfiss Mary Geidsrt, organist, after which a prayer was offered by the chair- man.

His Worship Mayor Henry W. Wedge addressed the assemblage on the significance of Remem- brance Day.

BIRTHS BIICEACHEBN-Al the Charlotte

IN MEMORIAM MB. OWEN MICHAEL BAIRD

A great gloom of sorrow spread over Webster's Corner and ad- joining districts on the morning of August 3rd. when it became known that Mr. Owen M. Baird. had suddenly passed away. Death is a heavy blow in all cases. but when it strikes so suddenly, and at a time when least expectedflh-3 shock and sorrow is indeed over- whelming. Just a few moments prior to his passing he was about his usual activities and appeared to be in as good a-bhysicai condi- tion. as he had been for sometime. A heart condition of eight years duration obliged him to lay down the tools of manual labour, that however, did not deter him from

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Curley, Fort Augustus. Miss Doreen Curiey, Ch'Town.

Miss Theresa Corrigan, Fort Au- gustus.

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Beagen and family, Johnston's River.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Trainor. Sr. Donagh. Miss Pauline lottetown. Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Lewis and

Johnny, Johnston's River. Angus and W a l l a c e Campbell, Johnston's River. Mr. and Mrs. loseph Kelly family, Fort Augustus. Mr. and Mrs. John Milne and family, Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Walker and family. Johnston's River.

McEachern. Char-

and

Mr. and Mrs. Norman Koughan, Donagh. Mr. and Mrs. Fred McKenna and

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Melaehern. Charlottetown.

Miss D o r i I Malcliachern. ston, Ontario.

Mr. and Mrs. Albert McRae. Char- lottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Percy Darte. Charlottetown.

Mr. J, J. O'Connell. Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. L. 0. Kelly. and family, Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. P. B. McTague and family. Charlottetown.

Miss Irene Muraghan, town.

Mr. Philip O'Shea, Ch'Town.

Margaret and Annie Dunn. Char-

lottetown.

Mr. ,and Mrs. Leo McNally. Don-

agh.

Miss Kathleen McNally. Charlotte-

town.

Mr. Brady Smith, Ottawa.

Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Martin,

Watertown, Mass.

King-

Charlotte-

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Mr. and Mrs. Alex J. MacDonald, Blooming Point.

Mr. Patrick Lsverty. Peakes Sta- tion.

Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Pirkols. May- nard. Mass.

Mr. John Sherry, Tarantum.

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Murnsghan, Bethel.

Mr. James Keoughan. Donagh. Mr. and Mrs. John Shea, Lake Verde.

Mr. Frank McNally. Tracadie. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Doucette, Ontario.

Mr. and Mrs. Basil Spears, Nnva Scolia.

Mrs. David MacDonald, V e r n o n River.

Mr. and Mrs. Chester D alto n. Chelsea. Mass.

. t" d f econd piacc ..- - .- g - . . taking an tiv d h fl t f "i , M d. zggngpiaptheleprizg S I Ebnnggedgggti:,1:lei&gefhl5s::,':;:;y a,":;rre!:).';x;i' ::;"gix5:s:;5lla::1O"j town Hospital on Nov. 10 to Mr in the maailiteneairfcne ocf etiireuhoeix, Ml-jmalhd Mrgrrflltiilaries Hughes and Mr. Peter MacEachern, and Ma- ENROLMENTB: Members of me winning gm”-I; from an ecommlc tsumdpoim lot the mndim" H mach H hug? and Mrs. Jack MzicElichcrn and in the success and welfare of family, Fort Augustus. ther. Ch-rrown. are' Mr and Mrs. Urban Mc- Souris is supposed to have 22 feet 5 pp 3 ' '3 Ch'"1””et9W"- 3 5011- his wife and family, that he so Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Power, Mer- Mr. and Mrs. John Coady. Chal'- Mr. and Mrs. Bazll Slavin. -. ' . - GARNH - . - , - -

Quwi Mr. and M”. Josgph "Hay or water at low mic" Mflrglraciflgugytffd me theme of temily II,ID:5Pf:itIi.lheI'IBli?l:)a(ceN MS. dc(a):iJy'1uV'edJ b t W b ' mam. M P t C it h Ft MlouEu()IIAIl1ii's Louis Monaghan Miss HSl'ial;ar)MlgSeagCaI?BIl"iES Smith

ley, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan elrrigsari. KT!” umuo I ' H l.d V '' ears 0 Bloom- on Thursday Nov. nth - m- M. C . en.viaus1 n rn so a ster 5 Mr. and rs. eer a at an. . (rfhari n .1 . . Mr- md M" -wiiuam Cummlskey

Alan Shepherd and Gertru e a - radio for Ilsa n '3 a tun-way e yes erday morning despite and Mn LR-yd W GM-"hum rfilnierlin e year I9 3 the son Augustus. IT; ;Iown.Ed d C 1 - - 4

Sam. I V1-ii'Tifi'l9I'Sl (2 police pa ell.-,1-is of new-By ngmhbo... d - - . A 0 pt e ate Joseph Baird and Cath- Websters Corner W. I. Mr. an rs. war a r ns. . "Oi was again raised at the rug. who came running to one, ,5- Hulhleh erlne Ann Hughes. When he grew Miss Elizabeth McCannelI. Fort Charlottetown. SPIRITUAL BOUQUETS ..

KELLY-To Mr. and Mrs. Rowland

351,. perscm gre in the King's ular meeting of the SUfTlll1Pl"Sifi.' sistance. The fire occurred " iogmanhood he settled with his Augustus. Mr. and Mrs. Damien Duffy. 12). g - 2, . pp CountY Hospital at Montague as gown - Lounl-ll lust evening in about 9 mm, and is believed ,0 gig I); fliviirmer lone Johnslonei. bl-ldc (the former Marie Trainori Mr. and Mrs. Lcanus Smith and Watertown. Mass. Sister Mari-1 Jnseph. C-5-M-. KIn- - , nun of E mgmmy accident ounclilor illil.-mi C13.-k win, Sm. have originated nom an Web 8 68. ass. adaughter, Deborah. or Donagh, on the farm adjoining family, Donagh. Mr. and Mrs. Edward McKcnna. kora Convent. g 0 R " R1 gestcd that the matter be illvos heated cmmne 3155' the homestead, where he by per- Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Hughes and Iona. Sister M. Marlirlil C-5-Mn Ki"- which occurred near Murray ver n8med' and Sam that towns W and Mg: OM d WATTS-At the Grace Maternity serverancc and frugality gained a family Dromore. Mr. and Mrs, Wilfred Mcxenna. kora Convent. BBHY Sunny m”mm3' smaller than Summerside con mm.' mm chm". IE8" 3" HOSPHBL Haiifilx. Nov. 2. 1954. to sufficient measure of earthly goods Mr James E. Smith Webster's Iona. Siittf Mary Rosarie. C-SM-. 59-. ' In HOSPNH1 3'93 HUB?! Macphee slder two-way radio to by .m to get Sam omit!!! 3'e1'ebI”ble Mr. and Mrs. John R. Watts, to be secure and comfortable. Czorner, ' Mr. P. J. McKenna. Montague. Theresa's Convent. I34) I-leatherdaie; Isobel Nicholson portnnl in police work. mg but 15”, , ”t i, " "7 '”""9”Y 0' Ch8”W9t0W"- 8 50" But the attainment of economic Mr. and Mrs. Levi McNally and Mrs. Joseph Morrisxey. Chin! PL Manuel 0! Svlnvllhv (17) Kilm-uir; Annie MacDonald on the mam... of bylaws ,.. I , 9 am” 3 Eh?” Gary Stephen. 7 lbs. 13 ozs. stability was always plnccd sec- Sham... Johnstonls River Mr. and Mrs. William Morrissey. Rev. Cecil Naily. U.S.A. (20; Kllmuir; George White (201 regard to bulldmg he Said H); PfJ5595S1t01'I5- 01 I MIKE quantity CAMERON-At the Prince Ed- and in Owen's iifc, he fully reali7.- My Cornelius Cummiskey' Taran. Orwell Cove. Sisters of St. Joscph- -ICYSGY CIYY. Murray Riveri Gerald MacKliy 1241 present .,).,laws of .937 we”, out in lxlta LES sdtored in the cellar. ward Island Hospital on NOVPIII ed 'ihe purpose of his creation, tum. V Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Cummiskey, N. J. I Murray River. WIUBCC Whit” (40) dated and should be revised .n E we 0a M” salvaged .be' h”. 7”” 1954' I” M” '”'d M” C0"S9QUEnUYhe1iVed 811'I-l1YChriS- Rita John and Chester Callaghan Tarantum. Sister Mary Gregory, C.S.M., Kin- Mu.-,-ny Harbour. keeping with present conditlons' go” names 19l'8”9d the bulid- Keith A. Cameron. 1 son. 9 lbs tlan life, he fulfilled his duties as Auburn ' Mr. and Mrs. Jethru Beagan, Don- kora Convent. 0?-MN in-ii"'9d in the "W0I”' 1" I"6P0F!iniZ 1'0F the Water nrii mg t9 the .Kmu"d' 5 0"" . head of the home. where good ex- Mrs Katie McKenzie Jennie and IKh- 5i5i-"- M3”3 J959Phi C-5-M" Km" collision were Brehaut MacDonald. sew-erzlgzv i-omnliltvc he mp:-r-as.-:1 IP, is bcheved 013.1053 W95 WOODGATE f M the King's ample. love, companionship, tn1cr- F.-ed l,Vebsi.er'g c...'..... Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McEachern. kora Convent. I-Iopefieldi Fred Acorn. Murray i,..1.9f mu; ,;-.m-.- rngfprs ..(.u1.. WHNRHY C0V9Ted by ll'l5UTanCE- Cmmy 110591131 0" N0V- 2- L0 ance and discipline were prevalent My arid Mrs James Cummiskey and family, Webster": Corner. Sister Charles. St. Paul, Minn. givergy il!l1l;dVerMa1colm Macxinnon. be! H1(tHI.'li(l;Chi. Vlgl0diilU('i of walu -S. git;-mglgd gH”5- Ernest VVDEGSBIG. and the Grace of God aboundcd. 'I:arantum.- V Miss Lauretta O'Shea, Boston, Mr. and Mrs. John Archie Mac- urr - g rn cs.. c escrl 0 new work on g mssv I Son. eorga 1-1151055 Wm M; be Confined to the Mr, Maurice cummiske . :1-arm. Mgsg, Donald. Charlottetown. Agheyzggldsrs ocncl::3::gab3l;fen1.0: zlhlggfgrgla lhpgd, Iny;yl?ic1l1s:"lo,?eCc(Slsari; P. ggruvggtipinargacsgaggrti lbjl t2h;7z;.rmce County home, but will be greatly felt in gum. 3, Mr. and Mrs. Emmett P ow er. M; and Mrs. Joseph Walsh. Rocky . . J ' . . - , M ' i . ' ' . 1953 F0"! d”Ve” by Mi" i:iC'""1gg; Storm sewer. thCem”Mln(l)ster ofurilsherles will of- Hospital: on Wednesday. October Eire.-..l:lizrirl2l'c?clfr.r,Iltx)iY-Illcfnvf-ell:e):' illlile hlfisciiitfr M;'ar;iri;1 .AEl:lagliistl:;uh" Ind ivlP'.0h3.5.io'ii5r:hi':i.'.e. McGaughy, MF.cl:lEld Mrs. Leo Dunne. Somer- mg. wiiMu":y ildwgueggc Bdriven -A I000 case Ci.il'iOiId oi cas i)3X'l”clCi(S ;l:fnAlber1ionniaer3 Mnhzlgat to ML fmd M”. ENC by his me"jship' A5 if it was "' Ml"5- M?i1'8al'8t Hughes; Dromore. and family, Auburn. ville, Mass. llfilngll" Meanlisfihcc corninrv from Mur- (24,000 cans) Droblibiv the i)ll"st ill the afternoon of November 30th St:cnli:y'enBrid::e BESl(lJzlil E(fiicmgl:i(rltll)l' his mm ChUoSmg' his very largely Mr" Patrick Kelly" Fort Augustus" Mr" and Mrs. Reginald P ow er, Mr.iandMM”. R A Cam”. Sum”. - , 5 . ' r . . . " v . . - - g g . . - - r . ' . 5.

my River collided on the Commer- shipment of this size ever to leave "H10 Chief (Ni-UTE Of the 013311”)! T001-E-M ChHT10llBt0Wn H0SPl- ffliihtiill-aclh,Miioliielguhousxs MES.;,i.a.,7;:fofG:Tnpbell and famuyl MrI.ohri1riSi:llonlViilis1.:mlCelial-les McGuirk. ligaradissmith, Ottawa. Om.

cial Highway about two miles from Murray River and a half mile south of the Greek River road.

As early a start as possible on a new ferry for the Wood Islands- Caribou route was urged by the Queens County Liberal Association in the form of a resolution at its annual meeting at the Community Centre Saturday night.

They asked that the boat have a capacity of at least 60 vehicles and if possible be ready for service next season.

That the people of the Province need not look for a. surplus in the report of the Provincial Treasurer when the Legislature meets was

pointed out by Premier A. W. Mntheson, Q.c., as he addressed the group.

The death occurred Saturday morning in the Prince Edward Is- land Hospital of William J. Storey, 81 Prince street, aged 71 years.

The late Mr. storey. who had been in failing health for the past few months, had for the last twenty-seven years been the cap- able and obliglng sexton at Trin- ity United Church and only re- tiring from that position on Sep- tember ist of this year.

Although of a retiring disposi- tion, the late Mr. storey enjoyed a. wide circle of friends. all of whom will deeply regret his pass- ing.

The death occurred suddenly yesterday at his home. 83 Victoria Avenue of John Henry Mccarvilie at the age of 70. The late Mr. Mc- Carvllle had been in his usual health upon retirement on Saturday evening but paued away in his sleep during the night.

Born in Charlottetown he was the son of the late Tllolms and Bridget Mccarvilie and as a yoiuig man went to sea. During World War I he served with the Merchant Navy and at the onclusion of hostilities Joined the Royal Canad- ian Navy from which he retired in 1041 with the rank of chief Petty Officer, thus serving his country in the two major conflicts.

TUESDAY

A complete new lighting system for the City is envisaged by Coun- cillor Elmer MacDonald. At the regular monthly meeting of the City Council yesterday afternoon he told of the effectiveness of one of the Mercury vapour-type lamps now installed on Kent Street op- posite the Rendezvous Restaurant. Two letters from nearby residents were read to the Council and oach

Prince Edward Island, was shipped yesterday from Summerside by the canning plant of Campbell and Burns. Central Bcdeque.

Mr .Campbell said yesterday that the shipment was destined for the Newfoundland market where there 15 I Rood market for all varieties of canned goods.

It is the intention of this firm. he said. to make periodic ship- ments oi their products to New-. foundland and he expressed the hope that eventually arrangements would be completed by various shippers to have Summerside made R regular port of call by the boat from that province. This, he ex- Diailied, would facilitate shipping their products, and l'll'Dl'i(Ifl for quicker delivery to the consumer

WEDNESDA Y

"Very good" was the description applied by Judge Parvin Cass of Summerside, to the exhibits at the 24th annual Provincial Live Fox Show yesterday. The number of foxes on exhibit is 270 compared with 200 last year, which would indicate a rcvlval of interest in the industry. The show is being held in the fox pavilion at the Exhibition Grounds. Fiftccn ex- hibitors including one from Nova Scotia and on; from New Bruns- wick. Competed for honors.

A Bridgetown, N.S.. breeder, Mr S. U. Messingcr, took top honors in yesterday's judging. He was closely followed by the-George Calibeck ranch from summcrsldc. Mr. Gordon MacMilian from Corn- wall ranired third.

The death of Thomas Gm-don Ives, prominent Charlottetown busi- ness man occurred in the P. E. Island Hospital last night after an illness which required hospitaliza- tion in August. He was able to resume business to a lesser extent until a short time ago, when he returned to hospital.

Mr. Ives was born at Tryon on May, 28, I885 the son of the late Isaac and Louise Ives. and since i982 has conductcd the T. G. Ives automobilc business in Charlotte- town. As a young man he worked with his father in the Ives' wood- working plant iit Montague and later in the dry-goods business. from which he retired to enter the automobile field. in which he continued on moving in Charlotte- town.

THURSDAY

Mr. George Calibeck and Mr. Lowell Hancock. both of Summer-

wili be a flag raising ceremony and the Department of Public Works will be represented by dist- rist engineer P. 5. Hunter of Saint John. N. B. The R.C.M.P. will be represented at the opening by In- spector W. ll. Nevin, Charlottetown. The general contractors was the firm. of M. F. Schurman Co. Ltd..

Summerside. -s.

lThe Prince Edward island Po- tato Mnrketing Board was sustain- ed by a two to one majority but the Boards proposed policy of one dcsk selling was topplcd by a slim majority of 285 votes in yes- terday's plebiscite which saw ap- proximately 6.000 potato prociui:el's cast their ballots.

With seven polls still in be heard from the count stands at 0.958 for the Board with 1,977 vot- ing against it. The second ques- tion rcgarding the desirability of the one desk selling agency saw 2.706 voting in favor of having the Selling Agency operate with 2,991 against.

All three counties gave sub- stantial majorities in support of the Potato Marketing Board. Kings County voted 883 to 469 for ihc Sclling Agency. Prince County voted 1,161 to 1,043 against the selling agency nn.l Queens voted 1.361 to 780 against the selling agency.

The plebiscite which has beer. one-. of the most keenly Contested for some time saw 20,000 ballot; mailed to 172 polls throughout the

province. The same polling dis- tricts, that are held in regular elections, with the exception of

,Chllrlottc-town and "Summerside isaw voters rlist their ballots from 1.00 pm. until 9.00 p.m. yester- day.

FRIDAY

Mr. George Calibeck of Summer- side. again took honors at yester- day's judging at the Fox show. With the completion of judging, Mr. Calibeck had the highest aggregate score of 156 and was the winner of the Hudson Bay TTODIIN.

In the Standard Platinum class Mr. Calibeck made a clean sweep of all thc championships. He was first-in the Standard Pearl Plat- lnums for the "get of sire" entry as well as the "progeny of dam" entry and had five firsts and A second in the Standard Platlnums.

Mr. Ernest T. Mill had the re- serve champion Platinum pup, it first and a. third for adult female. a. second for pup male and a sec- ond ior adult male (light). He also

Provincial 6'

tat on Wednesday. November l0 to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Toole, 30"-SHEW. a daughter, 9 lbs, 1 oz

DEATHS

HAUGHEY-At the Charlottetow-C1 Hosllital on Saturday, Nov. 6 1954, John Francis Haughey, I3; Malpeque Road, in his 57th year MOBR.ISSEY- Suddenly at her home at Newtown Cross, Nov. 7, 1954. MrS- Daniel M. Morrissey in her 54th year. "

FINLAY-Died .at her home in Vernon, Saturday, Nov. 6, 1954, Mrs. James J. Finlay. aged 82 year-

l)cROCHE-ln the City on Thur.- day, Nov. 11. I954, Jnlln I-I. Dn- Roche. age 82 years. formerly or Wheatiey River. MATTHEWS-At 7 King Squari- on Thursday. Nov. 11. 1954. Mrs. Peter Matthews. formerly of Al- berton in her 90th year MacI.AUG-IILIN-At the P. E. Is- land Hospital on Saturday, Nov. 5. 1954. Miss Mary Ellen Mav- Laughiin of Stanhope in her 83rd year. ' i

STOREY-At the P. E. islann, Hospital on Saturday, Nov. Hf 1954, William J. Storey of 81 Prince Street in his 72nd year. BEER-At 8 St. Peter's Road.

Wednesday. November in, 1954. G. Russell Beer in his 65th year CALDER-At the P. E. I. Hos- pital Sunday. Nor. T, 1954, Mrs, A- F- Caidvl”. 213 Prince Street, ini her 76th year. " i IVES-At the P. E. I. Hospital on Tuesday. Nov. 9. 1954, r. G-or don Ives in his 70th year. ' BURGOYNE-At 20 Park Street: on Tuesday. Nov. 9. 1954, Gerrlirii 19- Burlzoyne in his 62nd mi..- CONNOLLY-The death occ.'u-.-c.l' '".-IGHCY C”)'. New Jersey. on Friday evening. Nov. 5. 1954, of Mary F. Connolly formerly of Charlottetown

SHIIPHARI)-At the Charlotte-l town Hospital on Saturday, Nov 1954. Robert Alan Shepllnrd. Ixed 62 .Vcars AESENAULT - At County Hospital on Sundav, N0. V9mbEI' 7. 1954. James Howard Arsenauit in his 67th year MacCOBMACl(-Suddenly at tin Charlottetown Hospital on Mon- day. Nov. 8. 1954. Joseph 3..."... Maccormack of Souris River Iii his 56th year. McCARVII.LE-Suddenly on Sun at his home. 63 Victoria Street as a result of a heart ntlrlrk, .lolil.i l-I. Mccarville. aged 70 yr-arr"

the Prince

M UST I-IALT

on the first Friday of August coin- cidental with a practice he was devoted to from his youth, A Re- quiem High Mass was celebrated by the pastor, Rev, T. P. Butler. Seated in the Sanctuary w ere; Rev. Frederic J. Lynch, S. J., Rcv. F a t h e r Stewart. S. J., Rev. F. MacGaffrcy S. J., Rev. Allan Mac- Donald. Services at the grave were also conducted by the P a'sto r, where all that remained of a lov- ing husband. and father was laid to l'cst.bcsidc his children who died in infancy. There are left to mourn. his widow, two daughters. Mary, Charlottetown; Bernadette, Wcstnn, M;lss., one sister. Mrs. Joseph Duffy, Fort Augustus. two brothers. Tyrcll. Webstcrls Corner. James. Roxbury. Mass.. who mo- tored home with his family, and Bernadette to attend the funeral.

The pallbearers were: Messrs. D c n ii i s O'Shea, Maurice Cum- miskey, J. H. Cummiskey, Regin- ald Smith. Joseph McEaclicl'n, and James McNally.

May His Soul Rest in Peace.

MASS CARDS HIGII Wife. Mary. Bcrnadcitc. Mr.-and Mrs. Joseph Duffy and Family. Fort Augustus. Mr. and Mrs. James Baird i'amily, Roxbury, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Tyreli Baird, Web- ster's COfTL'l'.

Miss Gertrude Duffy, Ch'Town.

Mr. Albert Duffy, Ft. Augustus.

Mr. Edward Baird. S.D.U.