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The Connecting Link Between Nova Scotla and Prince Edward Island 1945 NOVA SCOTIA - PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND FERRY SERVICE WOOD ISLANDS, IKEJ. CARIBOU, N. S. LLNCIIES SERVED (8 Miles from Pictoil) SAILING SCHEDULE (DAILY INCLUDING SUNDAY) ALI. RAILINGS DAYLIGIIT SAVING TIME Hay 1st to Sept. 30th Leave Wood Islands 7 aJn. 11 mm. 3 p.m. Leave Caribou 9 am. 1 p.m. 5 p.m. Except that. I171 authority of the Oil Controller, on Mondays, Tues- days. Wednesdays 11ml Thursdays during MAY AND JUNE. the ll a.m. and 1 p.m. sailings will he cancelled unless there is evidence that the other crossings will not carry tho traffic offering. October 1st to November 30th Leave Wood Islands 8.00 a.m. Leave (‘ariboil 12.00 noon

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The monlhlv mccting oi’ the Leigh MacEwen, Mrs. Dan Mac- Ncw L-ollclvzi \‘.". l is ll"l(i :11 the Kay. Letter, Mrs. Murray Mac- h11n11- 1-1‘ .1111. ' 1m] Kay, Ml's. Stanley Brown, Mrs. Tlluzn-cl ewni "l in A 111-, Earl Carr. It was decided to send

president 111,0 gift to a member in the hos- wns sung pital. Correspondence was read,

Fourteen’ consisting of the government grant caillalso the proceeds of $4.65 from the sale of a crib quilt. , Program consisted of a musical 110111.511“ l-ozltcst put on by Mrs. Fred Mac- Sirk Ewen. Program committee for Rod, next _meeting, Mrs. Mont Mac- . c fol-1 Ewen. Mrs. James‘ Colo. ‘diff-l The June meeting to be held at

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Prizes Awarded P. S. S. Students

Pupils of Prince Street School assembled in their hall on Mon- day afternoon to take part in an interesting program, the mam feature of which was the presen- tation of prizes to the winners of the Temperance Limeriok_ Poster Compeltion. This contest, spon- sored byh the W.C.T.U., took place

Marc B e t w e e n the presentations, choruses and songs were given by the pupils. Representatives of the Art Society and of the School Im- provement League attended.

The guest speaker, Mr. Lloyd Shaw, M.A., Provincial Director of Education, referred to the excel- lent posters, the work of the pu- pils, on display at the back of thc hall. He commended Miss Annie

the excellent work accomplished. Among other things, Mr. Shaw urg- ed his voung listeners to adopt high ideals and to work hard :1!- ways toward the fulfillment of the principles thus set 11p.

The President of the W.C.T.U., Mrs. W. H. Johnston, presented prizes to a number of the grades. Speaking briefly, Mrs. Johnston lcounselled the pupils to exercise |temperance in all things 11nd ‘.0 ilivc upright and truthful lives be- fore the world.

In his closing remarks, the Principal again emphasized the value of the fine work Miss Wat- son had donc and the care and good judgment exercised.

ARMY VEHICLES DAMAGED

THREE RIVEETQue, May 20_ (CPJ - Explosions damaged two

1 the home of Mrs. Oliver Bernard. '"s'R01l call to be answered with , your favourite flower. Collection , Alimsuniczl to $1.95. Meeting clos- lcd with the National Anthem. 119-: Lunch was served by the Z105- DunJ lcss and committee in charge.

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parked army vehicles used by the ;Provost Corps here early Saturday Imomlng. and police said tonight .thcy believed the blasts had been caps, The

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Yvchicles were deserted 'of the explosions.

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Grade X Ellen and Marion 1 Wooldridge,

equal, 2, Earle Bin.

Grade IX-l, Audrey Marshall.

Grade VHI—1, Edit MacDon- lald 2,-Eva MacDonald.

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2, I-hrvey MacDonald, 3, Leslie

Blri. Grade VI-—1, Shirley Blrt. "2. 3, Stewart

Orville MacDonald, MacDonald.

Grade V—-1, Annie Power, 2, Keir MacDonald, 3, Kenneth MacDonald

Grade IV—1, Joyce Birt, 2, Doreen Birt, 3 Mervyn Birt.

Grade III—1, Thelma MacDon- ald, 2, Pasty O'Brien, 3, Bertha MacDonald.

Grade II—1, Glenda Brown, 2, Shirley O'Brien, 3,'Leo Power.

Grade 1-1, Jean Blrt, 2, Ster- ling Brown, 3, Margaret Mac- Donald.

Perfect attendance: Sterling Brown, Pasty and Shirley O'Brien, Thelma and Bertha Mac- Donald. Doreen, Joyce and Shir- ley Birt, Marion Wooldridge.

Ruby Blondon Marshall, teacher.

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MOORE - GORDON NUPTEALB

The home of Mrs. Donald Gor- 'don, Appin Road, P. E. I., was the scene of a very happy event on Saturday, May l9 at 6:30 P.M. when her younger daughter, Annie Isa- bel exchnnged nuptial vows with Noel Vernon Moore, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Moore, Wcstmoreland, P.E.I.

The drawing room was artistic- ally decorated with spring flowers banking a pink and white rib- boned arch, under which the bridal party stood. Rev. C. A. Hicks, Tryon-Bonshaw Baptist Church, performed the ceremony in the presence of upward of eighty rel- atives and friends.

The charming young bride was given in marriage by her elder brother James K. Gordon. She wore a floor length frock of white sheer, cmbroidered neckline with full-length sleeves. Her veil was held in place with orange blos_ soms and she carried a bouquet

_°l HﬂPDy-Day roses. ' Ml-ss Jqlm Gordon. Ottawa. was her sisters maid of honour. and

royal blue dress and gregrlogweed series. Her shoulder bouquet was, of pink roses.

on the staff of the Bank of Nova wick, while the groom is employ- ed with the Island Motor Trans-

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experiences have been releaad for publication, but indications are that he has had several close brushes with Jap tactics. At the time he wrote his Parents. Mf- lﬂd M"- Jolcph McPhco of 15 Lakeland Road. Oastleton Comem. of his medal, his promotion to first ileu- tenant and assignment a: M0186- ron flight engineer, he had com- et nine miss ns.

llmtering the service two years ago, he wu assigned to Boos Ra- ton, Flm, for- training. He then _ reported to Yale University, where he received his commission as sec- ond lieutenant. '

Ordered to Seattle. Wash, he went into flight engineer train- ing, continuing his studies at Denver, Colo. He then reported to the Boeing plant in Wichita, Kan, for final training.

Home on leave in September, he went overseas to Saipan in October.

Lt. MoPheeh wife, the former Miss Irene Larkin of West Brigh- ton, and his infant son, Walter Jr., whom he has never seen, are residing in Berkeley Hills. Calif. Graduated from St. Peter's High

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School, Lt. McPhee received his bachelor's degree in sanitary en- gineering irom Manhattan Col- lege. He enlisted in the Army .. the fall before his graduation, and

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TORONTO, May 20 — (OP) _1 Name of the League of N-ztlonsl Society in Canada will be changed to United Nations Society or 01m adu. it was agreed Friday night at the annual meeting here. It was decided t0 thzow the weight of the organization behind the peace or- ganization that springs from the San Francisco conference. I

i Prior to her marriage she was‘ Scotla. Pctitcodiac. New Bruns-

Charlottetown. and will at home to their friends at their new apartment’ on Prince Street.

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