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MONDAY —-GQVIINMINT A PPOINT- ,IIN'l‘l—Meaar|. James Hogan, illlllmerside, was appointed super- visor of physical fitness for Prince Ueiinty and S. Leo Biacquiere. Iumrnerside, registrar of deeds for all CWMY It a recent meeting of

the Executive Council.

FUNERAL ‘FRIDAY »- The tuxieral of Mr. Mayus R. Ford was held from his late residence on Friday afternoon, October 21st, and was largely attended. Mr. Maurice Fyfe conducted the services at the house and grave. The pallbearers were Messrs. John Ford. George Ford. Wallace MacDonald. Robxrt Doddfi. John MacDonald and George MacKinnon. Burial in Rus- tioo Road Cemetery.

FUNERAL YESTERDAY - The funeral of the late Preston Camp- bell of New Glasgow was hcld yesterday afternoon from the New Glasgow Christian Church. The service at the church was con- ducted by the Rev. N. D. Dunbar, assisted by the Rev. George Gougli Ind the Rcv. Wilfred MacLcod. The pail-bearers were Ledwell Boswell, Bruce Curtiss, Elmer MacDonald, George Dickicson. Harold Dickieson and Ernest Houston. The interment was in Montague cemetery. The service. at the grave was conducted by the Rev. Robert Bryne.

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p.m. Friday evening, after which billets will ba assigned delegates. Following this the minister of Trinity United Church, Rev, H. E. D. Ashford, M.B.E., B.A., B.D., will welcome the delegates and intro- duce the leaders. Rev. Mr. Ash- ford will also be the theme lec- turer uslng the book "Growing With The Years."

At First United Church, Trure. N. S.. on Saturday afternoon the marriage took place of Helen Marie Annand, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil L. Annand, with Mr. Murray Prescott Crocd. son of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Crccd, Higliiieid, P. E. I. The Rev. C. Earl Gordon officiated at the ceremony. The wedding music was played by Prof. Douglas Baker. White c-hrysanthemums backed with autumn leaves were arranged in the church for tile ceremony.

—FUNERAL SATURDAY — The funeral of the late John Hudson was held on Saturday afternoon at tivo o'clock with scrvice at the Bowness Funeral Home conducted by Rev. Charles Czirnegy. who also

crformcd the committal scrvicc at the grove. Members of the Canadian Ir-gion attended in I body and the Legion service was under the direction of Roland Philipson. The pail-bearers were Messrs. Earl Cannon. Ernest Mor- rison. James Chappeli, Robert Mc- Gibbon, Ernest Perry, Robert Dew- ar. Interment was in People's

FUNERAL SUNDAY-The fun- eral of the lato Mrs. Elizabeth Blatch was hclii from the Mac- Lean lluncrrii Home yesterday afternoon ivherc services were conducted by Rev. G. Carlyle Webster, Interment was in Milton Cemetery, Rev. A. Picrcey and Rev. Mr. Webster officiating at the grave. The pallbearers were, G. M. Henderson, A. S. Henderson N. A. Henderson, \Vindover Proud, Torquil MacNeill, Arthur King.

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A training school for the offic- ers of all Young People's Unions of Prince Edward Island Will be held at Charlottetown Friday, Sat- urday and Sunday, November 11th.

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—DEATH 0F FORMER ISLAND- ER-Mrs. Jessie MacDonald of Cape Traverse, P. F. I. received the sad news of the death in Hinckley, Minnesota, of her brother. Mr. Alex. Campbell. Mr. Campbell was the son of the late Mr. James Camp- bell and Effie MacLean of Rice Point, P. E. I. was eighty one years old and lived the greater part of his life in U. S. A.

He ret/urned to tihe Island fifteen years ago and spent several weeks visiting his sister and renewing old friendships.

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ber of a family of ten. he leaves to mourn his wife, I. son and daught- er.

To-day the health section of the Provincial Department of Health and Welfare opens its new quarters at 1H Prince St. (formerly w. cupiad by the Polycllnic) for the offices of the Divisions of Ad- ministration, Public Health Nursing and Sanitary Engineering, and later on for other divisions. The present ones include Dr B.C. Keeping. Chief Health Officer. Miss Mona Wilson. Director of Public Health Nursing. Mrs. liia Beer and Miss Bessie Beer, public health nurses for Queens County. Miss Mary McNutt and Miss Margaret Darling.

well and Mr. Arnold Godfrey.

Fire of unknown origin destroy- ed the Cunadian Nniiimnl Railways Station at 'I‘igiiish yesterday morn- ing. Included in tho loss was the living quarters of the agent, Mr. Joseph A. MacDonald, above the station.

The blaze broke out about 8.15 While Mr. and Mrs. MacDonald. with four cliilclrcn, were at

church. Two boys, one six and the other‘ eleven, remained at home.

The blaze, which appeared to or- iginate in the wall on the plat- form side of the building, was dis- covered by the ll-yi-nr-oid Mac- Donald boy, who notified C. N. R. trainman Handrahaii. The latter immediately called for help and rushed the children from the burning building.

A high wind was blowing at the time and the building was n mass of flames in a very short time. The Tignish Fire Depart- ment responded in a mutter of minutes as well as the O'Leary and Alberton brigades who arriv- ed later. A bucket brigade of the citizens was formed and rendered valuable assistance in preventing the spread of the fire.

Nothing was saved from the building except a few pieces of furniture and some C.N.R. records. Money orders and other viilunhle documents were locked in the safe. All the household effects of Mr. and Mrs. MacDonald were lost.

TUESDAY

FUNERAL SATURDAY-The fun- eral of Joseph Stewart took place Saturday morning from the A. A. Hennessey Funeral Home to st. DunstsnH-i Basilica. where Requiem High Mass was celebrated by Rev. David McTague, who also officiated at the grave. Intenment took place in the Catholic cemetery.

— 85TH BIRTHDAY-—Mr. W.W Smith, Summerside, spent his 85th birthday at his home in Summer- slde on October 9th. He thanked his many friends near 'and dis- tant: for the missives sent him, re- plete with congratulations and fraught with fervent well wishes for future days allowed to him. - S

—S’SIDE LADY PASSES --Mrs. Thomas MacNeill of King Street. Summerside passed away at her home on Sunday in her 82nd year. She had been ill for the past few months. Mrs. MacNaili was the former Albina Curtis of Crapaud. She leaves to mourn seven children. Cora. at home. Minnie. Mrs. Parker Delaney of ‘Iryon, Ruby. ‘Mrs. Guy Austin of Toronto, Emma, Mrs. John MoKenna, Rose Valley. Anna. Mrs. Earl MacDonald, ‘Pi-yon. and one son. Elmer of summcrside. An- other daughter. Mrs. Lawson Mac-

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Zion Presbyterian Church was the scene of a very pretty wedding on Thursday October 1| Qt two m o'clock. the church being tutegtily decorated with autumn flower-u, when Millicent Josephine youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Mac-Innis, Peakes Road. was unite-i in the holy bonds of Matrimony with Carl Waldi-on. younger son of Mr. and Mrs. l-I. Lodge Birt. Fanning Brook. The Rev. G. Carlylp Webster officiated at. the ceremony Mr. Frank Johnston organist o.‘ Zion church played the wedding music.

ANNUAL MEETING OF AFTON CREDIT UNION LTlL-The first

hail on Oct. 18. The president. Mr. Edmond Handrahan occupied the chair and gave the report of the board of directors. The treasurer’: report was given by Mr. Roy Wil- son. The credit committee's report was Riven hy Mr. Alex Mclsaac and Mr. L. C. Mclsaac reported for the supervising committee. All hut two of the retiring officers were re-elected, Mr. Malcolm Mac- Neill was elected to the supervis- nry committee and Mrs. Newton Taylor to the tredit committee. The president urged the members to greater activity during the coming year and advised the re- forming of study groups this fall. A general discussion period follow- r-d the regular business, after which a hearty vote of thanks was extended to the president, tress- urer and clerk. WEDNESDAY

MALE CHORUS PRACTICE - Eight new members attended the Charlottetown Male Chorus prac- tice last night at. the Y.M.C.A. banquet hall. pDirected by Mr. Stan Lancaster with Miss Louise Cox pianist, the Chorus is pro- grossing beyond expectations this season. Members are keen in their practices which they hope will re- sult in a \December concert in Charlottetown. Next week's prac- tice is changed to Monday night at the Y due to the director sing- ing tit the York Concert on Tues- day evening. First tenors will at- tend early next week.

-FIRE IN RESIDENCE - Fire badly scorched one room in a I house on Water Street West, Sum-

merside, owned by Fire Chief W. B. McNeili, yesterday afternoon about 4:80. While at the scene Chief McNeill suffered a badly cut right hand when a window broke and some of the ‘glass struck him. The room involved was used as a kitchen-bedroom by a Mrs. Ar- senauit, ‘who was at work at the

timc. It is thought that a line of clothes hanging in the kitchen ignited from the range. Smoke

scoping through the house arous- ed other occupants who put in an alarm. Considerable water dam- age rcsulted through the whole house.—S. "

Autumn leaves and flowers dec- orated Trinity United Church, the pews marked with white satin borws, made a lovely setting for the wedding of Elvia Cyrcuc Robertson, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Robertson of East. Royalty and Donald Farrell Rich- ards, son of Mr. and Mrs. Farrell Richards of Athol. Mass. The Rev. H. E. D. Ashford performed the ceremony. Mr. Paul Cudrnora presided at the organ and accom- panied Miss Gayelene Craig, who sang "Through The Years" during

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the signing of the" register. » Out-of-towa guests included Mr. and Mrs. Farrell Richards. Mrs. Annie Boers. Mrs. Loot: Richards. Mr. and Mrs. Herman King, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Carey. Mr. Robert Carey, Mr.‘ Robert Cuavant. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Sawin, Mrs. Pauline Alien, Mr. Earl MacDonald, all of Athol. Mass, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Beers and daughter Peggy of Hartford, Conn., Mr. and Mrs. James Jege- lewicz, Boston, Mus.

Following the statement oi’ Mr. Dennis Stairs, vice-president of the Maritime Electric Company, that the company had plans for considerable extension of services in Prince Edward Island when financially possible, The Guardian interviewed company officials re- garding the specific plans. _

Mr. Stairs’ statement was made yesterday at the “earnings base" inquiry before the Public Utilities Commission.

‘Mr. V. A. Ainsworth, general manager of the company stated that another steam turbine of 7,- 500 k.w. capacity was almost com- pleted and was expected to be in- stalled before the end of the year. This addition would practically double the plant's present capa-

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An increase of $1,813.41 in the assests of the 5t. Dunstan’: Credit Union Ltd., over last year was riot- ed in the treasurers report given at. the annual meeting of the 5t Dunstan’: Credit Union Ltd» held in the Holy Name Hail last night The meeting was presided over by the President, Dr. J. C. Murphy.

—I‘UNEDAL TUESDAY — The funeral of the late Mrs. Elvina MacNeiil was held on Tuesday af- teriioon from her late residence on King Street, Summerside, at 2.00 pm. A service was conduct- ed at the house by Rev. Charles Carneiy. after which the remains were taken to Cape Traverse where interment took place in the Church of Scotland cemetery. Pallbearers were Messrs. James Cairns, Thomas Bishop. R. H. Phillips, Donald Baker, Alfred Groom and Robert Hill.-—S.

Alterations and extensions to the new warehouse of Simmons

and MacFarlane Ltd., on Water Street East. Summersidc. have been completed. Coupled with

this the firm, which was original- ly a partnership. has now been incorporated under the above name with Mr. Leslie Simmons as president, Mr. S. H. MacFarlane. vice president, Mr. Ralph MacFar- lane, secretary and Mr. James MacDougall, treasurer.

RECEIVES GOLD MEDAL - Dr. Lewis B. Woolner of the Mayo Clinic at Rochester, Minn, re- cently aittended the meeting of the American Association of Clini- cal Pathologists at Chicago, where he received the Gold Medal for their exhibit on “Tumors of the Lung". This is the second year in succession in which he has re- ceived this coveted award. Dr. Woolner is a son of Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Woolner of North Rustico.

—-ISLANDEB WINS QUEENS CONTEST—Mrs. P. J. Kelly, form- erly Min Eileen Doyle of Sum- merside, was feted by the Avon Company, of which she is Van- couver representstivs manager, in the banquet room of the famous Hotel Vancouver recently. Mrs. Kelly won . the firrrfs annual Queen's contest for her energetic work u Vancouver manager, and received many congratulatory meas- ages from directors in New York. She is a sister of Miss Edith Doyle, formerly of Charlottetown. and she and her husband lived at Emerald. P. E. I. before leav- ing for Western Canada.

One of the Island's few ceilen- ariana, Mrs. Jamel Wise. Char- icttetown. died last night at the homo of her niece. Hrs AR. Goody, 175 Hillsboro street. An active woman throughout rier 10ft years, Mrs. Wise remained that way until sickness forced her to bod one month ago.

She spent most of her .ifo in Charlottetown whore she was wail- known for her philanthropic gnflv- ities. She was a charter member 0f 5t‘. Joseph's sodaiity. a valiied member of the Altar Society of 5t. 1'.“ tan’- Basiiics and the Iieogua of the Sacred Heart.

Ber ” ‘ d predeceased her by 46 years. They had no family. Mrs. AR. Goldy and Mrs. uilixrt Gaudet of this City are nieces i-nd m. Edmund Handraghan, South. port is a nephew.

The funeral will be held Friday morning to St. Damian's uiisliiqs.

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The marriage of Alice Evelyn Coffin. daughter of Mrs. Coffin, Morell, and the late Kimball H. Coffin. to Clarence Grant Murchison York Pointaon of the late Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Murchison, took place Saturday aiornin mfloiober ‘r1. in ‘hinily United ilroh. Charlotte- tow. lhvlrenl ‘LID. Ashford, Pastor of the church. officiated ..t the Oomiiony. _

‘Ills VIIYIHY~MHL Hazel Journoaux, Dominion President of the Anglican YWli|.People's As- sociation, will arrive in the City today from Toronto Where siio will malt trtlio Anglican Dean- ery of Prince ldward Island .at a rally which will be held at Saint Peter's Cathedral Halt this oven- llll. Miss Jountaaux is makinil a Maritime tour of tlic Provincial

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ral of the late John S. Chand- lar wu held from ids residence, A00 Queen Street, yesterday sfhr- noon. Services were conducted by Rev. G. Carlyle Webster. In- terment was in the People's Cem- etery. The Canadian Legion ser- vice at the grave was conducted by F. W. Smith. Last Post was sound- ed by Frank Smith. The pail- bearers were William Campbell, Harry MacLeod, Fred Ford, Hu- bert Strickland. John McCorniack. Maurice Martin.‘

At the Queen Charlotte Naval Barracks last night, Capt. J.-l. Connolly. V.R.D., made the pres- entation of campaign medals to nine members of the Royal Can- adian Navy (Reserve).

The recipients were, Lt.-Cmdr. RC: MacMillsn, D.S.C. and 13411‘. Lc-Cmdr. (LA. Binmore, Lt. JJ. Trainor, Chief P.O. J. Gillan, Chief P.O. V. Pineau, P.O. C. MacDon- ald, P.0. E. Duffy. P.O. J. Nicolle and P.O. A. Costello.

Thursday night drills at the present time are devoted to the training of the RON (R) Pl"! 1°!‘ the Rommibeanco Day Facade.

Results of the Poppy Day csin- paign submitted at the monthi meeting of the Charlottetown branch Q1 the Canadian Legion last night indicate that sooil re- turns have been received to date. The President, HR. Vessey pro- Sided st the meeting. It was o'e- cided that a rally of veterans in the Charlottetown area would be held at some future date. Ar- rangements wero made for the Memorial Day services parade and for the special Legion parade on sunday, Nov. 18. for dedication services at St. Jamel Church.