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commodore or Canada's Atlantic. Fleet ls Retired
LONDON. Oct. 1 - (Reuters) - Cmdr. G. E. Cove. commodore of Cimai-d's fleet of "Atlantic Grey- hounds" and master of the Queen Elizabeth. has retired, the company announced today.
.”Age has caught me up. so now I ll devote my days to wood-carving and gardening." tho genial 03. year-old master mariner told call- ers at his Liverpool home today.
Morelthan 38 of the Command- er's 47 years at sea have been spent on ships of the Cunard Line. He joined the company in 1914 and has captained the Britannic, Maur-
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Your Youngsters Will Lilcs this new
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Lovely Gina Glontdll. another b e s u t i I u 1 . W o o d b u r Y bride. was mar- r i e cl recently. At the 'recep- iion. all eyes were on Gina's delicate fa c e. her magnificent W n o db u r complexion. WOODBURY
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A Wonderful Slzwel . . . it does almost! every- ting or you C but mind the run babyl Yes, -you'll sgr,ee. L once you ve ' cooked with the 1 ' new GURNEY Gas Range, that it makes cooking and baking a pleasure. One of the Gurney fea- tures I particularly like is the glass oven-door panel-so you can see from the outside how things are coming along. (Just what youlve always wanted. isn't it?) And of course, there's the special Gurney ”Even-Heal." oven that keeps the temperature exactly right-automatically. Why not see your Gurney dealer tomorrow? Helll show you all the exciting new features that make the Gur- ney Ranges so popular.
So Busy doing liouseworlc that youive no time to live? Ol mane you like your home to look nice-and that's why I think
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DUMOLITE is such a. wonderful discovery in livingl Ills an exceptionally strong, wear-resisting vinylite plastic fahricr-and it comes in la. wide and wonderful variety of colours and patterns. Easy to wash (iust wipe with a damp cloth and rinse). No ironing. Domolite (made by Dominion Oilcloth and Linoleum Company) repels moisture, oil and dirt. Buy it by- ilie-yard at dcpartmeilt and variety stores everywhere.
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Remember The Mock Tursla's Song in "Alice in Wonderland"? ”Soup MI
of the Eveningl Beeyootiful Soupl" was the way it Well, around our house. that means HEINZ
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OS LO-(GP) - The Norwegian Federation of Labor reports it now has 507,000 dues-paying members in its affiliated unions. The llarg- est la the iron and metal workers union with 55,750 members. ,
I llowne-Winters Wedding
A very pretty wedding was sol- emnized in St. Paul's Anglican Church, Charlottetown. on Sep- tember. 1'1 at 2 p.m.. when Winnie May. eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 1-Ierbin J. Winters became the bride of Garth Wilfred, son of Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Downe. Charlottetown.
The ceremony was performed by the Rev. J. T. Ibbott. The wed- ding music was played by the or- ganist. Mr. Paul Cudmore.
The bride, who was given in marriage by her father. looked lovely in a floor-length gown of white satin, with nylon net yoke trimmed with pearls, fitted bodice buttoned down the back, and long sleeves coming to points over the hands. Her fingertip veil of tulle illusion was draped from a coron- eat. and she carried an arm bou- quet of-pink gladioll and fern.
Miss Alice Winters was her sis- ter's bridesmaid. She wore uncor- length gown of pin): taffeta with net overskirt. matching mitts and
white gladloli and fern.
The groom was attended by his brother. Mr. Walter R. Downe. as groomsman. The ushers were Mr. Renfrew Judson and Mr. Barry L. Downe. brother of the groom.
The chapel was decorated with mixed autumn flowers.
Immediately following the cere- mony a buffet luncheon was served to the bridal party and 1mmed' to relatives at the home of the groom. Later in the evening the bridal party.iei't amid showers of con- fetti for the bridets home where a reception was held for over forty guests.
For travelling the bride wore a. pale blue dress with navy acces- sories and s corsage of red roses. Prior to their marriage the young couple were tendered a shower at which they received many lovely and useful gifts. The happy couple will reside in Ohsrlottetown.
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The third wife of Marshal Tito. of Yugoslavia, Jovanka Bros. 26. year-old student to whom the 80- year-old Tito was quietly married a short time ago, is still a major in the ITml'. Secret marriage to partisan fighter in the last war was let out when Tito distributed reception cards to a solree held in Belgrade for British foreign Sec- retary Anthony Eden. The cards were signed: "Marshall Jos Broz Tito and Mrs. Jovanka Bi-oz."
Sunday-Qidol; convention Held At Clyde River"
The annual Sunday School cou- vention, of South West Queens. convened at Clyde River Baptist Church, on September 22nd.
This convention was very inspir- ational and instructive to all Sun- day School teachers and those in- terested in the promotion or Bible teaching.
The Convention was capalbly cop. dlwled by the Rev. Howard Chris- tie of Hunter River and Mrs, Gar. don MacDonald of Charlottetown. The Rev. Mrs. Barber, of Norm River, opened the afternoon session, with a brief devotional period. Mrs. MacDonald chose as her topic for
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the afternoon discussion; "Making Christianity Practical." She also displayed a. large quantity or Bible story projects which were the work or her own pupils, and stressed the
' fact of how much more effective
teaching is when the children are actually building their own con- cepts of the Bible "Stories.
During the evening sessions. the Rev. Mr. Christie showed films on
1 earliest ages up to the present day.
In these slides was depicted the the origin of the Bible, from the various stages that took place in its translation down through the centuries. which proved very in- teresting.
At the beginning of the evening session. Mr. W. Clark of North Wilt- slilre, president for the past year called on the chairman of the no- minating committee to announce the officers for the coming year, presideni,
president, Mrs. Elmer Frizacll. Cornwall, sec'y treasurer. Mrs. C. Newson. Hampshire.
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