Johu Boyce. ' C-955?” 9' ggargetown. and now ' .3. as . civil engineer of -Foundation Mar- Ilimn at HMCS Ehearwgter. N.8. .cscued Miss Rita Lafford of Hal- ifax, N.s., from drowning in Lake Charlotte. Upper 1-akeville. N?s.. on gmurdsy. April 28th. The girl's wmpnnion in a boat. Mr. George A,w. Beatty of Halifax. lost his life when the boat swamped.

31;, Beatty and Mr. Robert Quinn had left the Nova Scotia .-apjtal on Friday night for the Lake Charlotte area for a weekend it iishing.

Saturday afternoon four friends at the two men drove to the lake

with them and then driving them back to Halifax. The four were John Boyce. Dartmouth. Colin F. Boyd. Miss Rita Lafford and Miss Jollnson. all of Halifax. arrived at Eheir destination around 4.00 p.m.. Benny then began a ferry service in transport his friends to the camp which was half a mile across the

lake.

on his first trip he took the Johnson girl across to the camp and then returned for the other girl He loaded his ten-foot boat, winch was equipped with an out- board motor. with a quantity of equipment and also made room for the second girl. Upon arrival at the camp it was decided that all would return to the city for their meal. Beaity. with Miss Lafford still aboard turned his small craft around and started back. when the

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tor the purpose of having supper ped

boat was nearing the shore the . W W . .

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the craft and it capsized.

The victim. reputed to be I strong swimmer, went below the surface and did not appear again. The Lalford girl clung to the over- turned boat and called for help.

The two men. Boyce and Boyd. who accompanied the girls to the lake, were sitting in the car await- ing the return of Beatty and the boat. After sonle time elapsed the two left the car and went to the shore. Upon arrival they noticed the girl in the water clinging to the boat. Boyce immediately strip- of his outer garments an plunged into the water to save the girl. Boyd went for help. Boyce managed to get to the girl and bring her to shore after which they went to the house of a near-by resident. The body of Mr. Beatty' was recovered at 8.30 p.m. on Saturday night by the Sheet Har- bor detachment of the RCMP who conducted dragging operations in the lake. He is survived by his wife and one daughter. Mr. John Boyce, whose quick and courage- ous action, in the frigid waters. saved the life of Miss Lafford, is ' well known in Prince Edward isl- and and especially in Georgetown. where he resided for ten years with his parents. Rev. and Mrs. S.J Boyce. when Rev. Boyce was Minister of St. David's United Church. prior to his retirement several years ago.

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SAWS hammered and gummed. Work guaranteed. Joe Lannigau. Montague.

"SEE THE BEST" lee Gen- eral Electric television line at Montague Electric Co. Service guaranteed.

MOTHER'S DAY SPECIAL- Our windows are broken. our prices are smashed. Bone chm cups and saucers, regular re up to S100-SPECILI 311”. C. R Bochner. Jeweller, Montague.

NEW CONSTABLE - Cons. D. G. Hawker R. C. M. P. arrived in Montague yesterday and will be stationed with the Montague detachment. Cons. Hawker. whose home is in Toronto, completed his training at Regina this year and this is his first Dosting. All Will join in wlecoming him to Montague and wshing him every success.

THE ANNUAL Oddfellows and Rebekah banquet will be held on Thursday, May 10th at 0:00 p.m Husbands and wives welcome.

DIES IN CALGARY - Word has been received by A. M. Wright. Montague of the passing of his brother George. in Calgary on May 0. .

FUNERAL YESTERDAY - The funeral of the late Robert S. Bre- haut. I-yndala was held from or- well Read Church at 2 p.m. Wed- nesday. Service at the Church and grave was conducted by Rev. F. Macxinnon. Valleylield. The pail bearers were Messrs. Mack Mac- Lean, Alfred Bruce. Percy Car- ver. Dan MacDonald. D. J. Gillis, Willard Macbeod. Flower bearers were John Macxinnon, Roger Glilia. Ernest Macbeod, Norman ligaclieod. Interment was in the c uni cemetery. The funeral was hridy an .1 ..

Personals

Mr. Milton MacDonald left this week for Calgary, Alberta. He expects to return sometime in November.

Mil. Raymond Nicholson left on an extended trip to Toronto. to visit with her con and dnuth- ier-in-law. Mr. and lira. Donald Nicholson.

Souris R. Cross, Disaster Group Holds Meeting

The Lions Club In Sourls togeth- er with the Firemen and other promlnnet '" ens who constitute the Red Cross Disaster service met at the Town Hall in Souris on Wednesday. May 1.

Mr. J. Gordon MacDonald. Di- visional Chairman of the Red Cross Disaster Service spoke to the group. He commended them

oltbnolrrowu COURT - At MICIQVIACI Courtbefat gauge- WWII. ,, , I! on pend- "! h Gilbert A. Gaudet. Little Harbor, charged with intoxication in a public place, was fined 313.00 and costs. A resident of Alliston was fined 35.00 and costs or five

ays in Jail for driving an un- registered vehicle. A resident of Murray Harbor North was fined who and coats for possession of liquor in other than his own residence. The ease of a resident of Montague. charged under the Incline Tax Act. was withdrawn. A resident of Montague was fin- ed salon and costs for possess- iondliquorlnotberthanhis own residence. The cue of a resident of Murray River charged with intoxication was adjourned for two weeks. Mr. J. P. Nichol- son. Crown , secutor for Kings.

represented the Crown h on cases.

Tait,

Women's

having

The Prince

various Baptist churches in the Province. In the absence or the Moderator, the sessions were conducted by the Vice-Moderator. Mr. Charles Scranton, of Charlottetown. llilvangeljsm, by Dr, J, ,Devotlonal services during the.Rev. H. L. Mitten, Charlottetown. day were conducted by Rev, Ay on the subject of Overseas Mis- d M. Rogerson. pastor of the Mur- 5'0"S- ,

ray River-church, by Mr. Aliredl The District Sermon was de- Charlottetown. members of the Murray Missionary Mrs. Victor Runtz was soloist. The morning session was devot-lprised of Messrs. Bruce Lewis. ed largely to a Panel Dis-cussionfKeith Robinson, S.I-I. Burhoe. ii. to do with ways means of strengthening the Bap-ll-lansen. tist witness on Prince Edward Is-liioss Affieck, contributed to the land. Those taking "part in thlslinsplration of the discussion included Mr.

Mr.

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Edward District of Baptist Churches con- vened in the Murray River Unit. ed Baptist Church. Tuesday, May 8th. bringing together number of delegates

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chairman; Mr. Victor. Runlz. Charlottetown; Mrs. E.S.5 Rose. Souris; Dr. E. J. Ban-ass. Tryon; and Mr. Ralph. Adams. 0'Leary.

During the business session special recognition was made of the lact that three ministers serving Baptist churches in.the province have devoted nearly fifty years of their lives as or- , large dalned clergymen: Rev. C. 0. (mm umliowlett of .O'Leary. Dr. C. A. Britten. Bedeque. and Dr. E. J. Barrass, Tryon. i Addresses of the given by Rev. Kei Summerside. on the

Island

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and . by livercd by Rev. C. E. Armstrong. p Rlveripastor oi the Hazelbrook field, S0(:leIy.l The Male Chorus from the Char-

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on the work they have done in this Red Cross Service under the general chairmanship of Mr. JEN. lnnes.

The following personnel are par- ticipating in the Bouris Disaster Service: General Chairman, James

ll. smaiiwood. First Aid Committee: Olairrnan. Dr, Edward Kassner.

Food committee: Murray A. MncLean. Deputy Chairman-Andre Bouchard. Mrs. Cla e Richards, Mrs. Murray Illa an. and Mrs. (Dr.l Edward Kassner.

Transportation e o in m it t e e: Chairman-Stirling Dlngwell. De- puty Chairman. William Pierce, Gco e Webster. J. Arthur Peters.

R isiratlon and Enquiry com Ilittae: Chairman. Claude N. Rich- ards. Deputy Chairman. Stirling oulsspie.

Clpihing and housing: Chairman Alas K. MacLean. Deputy Chair rnlm, W.i'i. Birt. Wallace MacKen- new

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