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MacQtlarrle. St. l-‘ctersburst. Florida at the age of 83- She was the da hter of Mr. and Mrs. James Mao e. Augustine mve. P.E.I.

BURIAL SERVICES -— ’.l'lle futi-

‘ oral of James Donovan was held

Morldov morning from the Frank Hennessey Funeral Home to St. Duncan's Basilica where Requiem High Mass was celebrated by Rev. P F. McDonald who also conduct- ed :ervlce at the grave. The pall- bearers were: James Bradley. John Coughlan. Reg Connols. Fred Mc- Cabe. James Burns and Roland Heron. Members of tlle Canadian Legion attended in a bcdy.

BIITHDAY PARTY ~-- Mrs Donald Currie recently entertained a ntunber of ve-unz people in honor of the fifth birthday of her son. Blaythe. supper was served by the hoswm. assisted by her sister. Mrs. Fbrdinand Leclall" of Charlotte- town, P 3.1.. and Mr Alex Blair. The fable was centred with a tlcc~ orated coke lighted by fivc candles. The young guests present. wen Kenneth Maynard. Janice May- nard. Glcnna Nasoll. Donna Cook. Elisabet-ll Allcll. Edith Allcll. Dale illleracrcllu. (icrarda LcClzllr. and Karl, Hughcs. and Blaytilc. Daryl. Gloria. Mlltc-ll, Addison. Duane and Louise Currie —SAl£lt John Tole- graph Journal

The third session of the Forty-

flfth General Assembly of the Pro-.

vince was formally opened yester- day by Hi5 Honour Lieutenant Gov- ernor'J. A. Bernard. Pro-war lnil- itary ceremony marked the open- ing, which took place at 3 p.m. As His Honour arrived at the Provincial Building a fi-gun salute was fired by the 204th Battery from the Pork roadway. A Guard of Honour stood at attention as the Lieutenant Governor entered the building. accompanied by his aides

‘ Lt. C01. P, S. fielding. M.M., Ell.

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and Lieut. R. C. McMillan. D.S.C.. and private secretary Dr. J. A Maclllillarl.

The death occurred at Summer- side yesterday mornklg at the res- idence of Mr. John P. DesRoclies,

Cednird Strgefii of} Mr. Panel Fairly, ano an g y respecte c zen of this town.

Tho late Mr. Perry who was 92 years of age. was a former resid- ent of Mount Camel where in his oungcl- days he engaged in 1BR?!‘ ng. AboutfortY-two Years I80. he mine to Sunlmerside where he ha: shoe resided.

lo had been in his usual good hull: up to several months a and, although he had been in fal- 1118 health since. his death came as a $00k to his many friends in

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Prince 'm-ma Island's role in Canadian Alnmy aet-

fllo numbed __ up In dholooed by Brigadier J.C.

. 6.3.11, D.S.O.. officer com- nnn g ‘M.D. 6. following a meet- ing lih local officers, past and r . . orday.

The Canadian Army will be mode up of the Active force. Re- serve force and Supplementary re- am?!» Reserve tome l: a c alt to the old N.P.A.M.

kfgadier Stewart announced glut flhis Province vsiouldt baggy;

QOIIIKSQQIICB IE2 INCH . Anti-Aircraft Regitnlent. Held Alm- bfllnce. Divisional Signals lhead- ouarters and certain .Divislonal elemental. and Mechanical Engineers (two Lifl-lt Aid detachments to service the Aok Ack and Reece units).

The spacious llome of Mr. and Mn. Jllltln G. Woodslde, Clinton. wu the one of a pleasant social gathering on Thursday evening. December 13. 1945 when their friends and neighbours gathered to celebrate with them their 25th woddinl! anniversary of their mar- ri ge. r. Louis O‘Connors cap- nby acted as chairman after :1 few fitting remarks called upon Mr. HUSH Glover to read a nicely word- ed address and Mr. Bert. Mal-Kay presented them with a well filled ‘P so. Mr. Darrell Picketts on he-

" llaf of “The Picketts Family" pre-

sented them with a lovely chest of silver. Ml‘. Woodsidc then rm be- half of Mrs. Woodslde and him- self thanked them all for their kiadness and generous gifts.

v unch was then served and a be utiful wedding cake made by tll lr daughter-in-lllw. Mrs. Hillard Woodslde wu than passed and a vol-y pleasant evening spent. All delparied to their homes, Wibhlng M . and Mrs. Woodside many more anniversaries.

4- IIOME BEREAVED — The

sudden death of Mrs- Marti-la Davi-

aon. Bedeque. place Fob. 20.

atthe home of her daughter, Mrs. MoFarlane.

years no a e su cred a slight heart attack. how- evq" a fair measure

she regain o! oltb until about six weeks aid s e was confined to her room

d~ oduol "‘ "’ ‘Xl.il83§i."°.“a.‘£2i§a".‘.i

end came.

yolrstyshe fyioyeo tliifltat.‘ and

znlm we ale c v n mt illness. he w: a“ -

Bedeque

aria. and was lnv o! the re- con B w

_ Iornia. on Feb. 5.

and Royal Electrical Ben And

Davison 1n Kcllslngton Mr. Dav- lsion has decided to give up tllls business and rent the premises lll order to devote his full time to his undertaking bllilflfiiw-S.

At the service ill Trinity Unittxl Church on Sunday morning-Itch- ruorv 24th.. the congregation wel- comed tile veterans of the Soul-h African War together with the vet- erans of the First and Second World War-s. The service was in remembrance of those who gave their lives lll tlle struggle in South Africa at the beginning of this century A wreath was placed on the Communion table by two of the veterans qt South Africa. and the Last Post and Reveille were sound- ed by another South African vet- eran. Mr. Hinc.

—FUNERAL 0F MISS MARY SIIARP — The funeral of the late Miss Marv Silarp of Norboro. who passed away ill the Prince County Hospital on mbruarv 11th.. wu hold on Fvbrllary 13th from the Davisoll funeral llolllc to the Kell- sillglcll Presbyterian Church. Rev. Mr. NICQOWHH was ill charge of the service. The pail bczlrcrs were. Messrs Lillscy Sharp. Waldroll Stewart. Elmer

James Lawless It will be recalled that Miss Sharp met with a ser- lous accident one year ago from which she never recovered She leaves to mourn three sisters and two brothers. They are Mrs. Ruud (Esther). South Weymouth. Mass; Mrs Field (Eliza). Boston. Mass ; Jane of Summerside; A F Sharp. Summerside and Robert of Nor- bum-S.

LEARNS OF SISTERIS DEATH -Mrs. George Hennesscy’, Fitzroy Street. Charlottetown. has receiv- ed word of the death of her aunt. Mrs. Alice Dertcn. San Diego. Cali- _ She was Alice MacKlnnon. second eldest daugh- ter of the late Lauchlin MacKin- non and Iifrlry Ann Duff Mac- Kinnon of Tfyon. P.E.I. Her hus- band predeceased her two years ago. She leaves to mourn two daughters in San Diego and seven sisters. Mrs. Sarah MacKenzie. Mrs. Cllristy Dawson, Mrs. Flora Thomas Mrs. May Dawson. Tryorl. P.E.I.; Mrs. Maude Nimmo, Sarunac Lake. N.Y.; MPS. Margaret FBITBI‘. San Dlello: (Emma) Mrs. William How- flit. San Diego; and one brother. James MacKinuon in Auslnia. Conn. Another sister. Mrs. Mary Dawson. olecicceascd her in 1944 at Sararlac Lake

—ENJOYABLE EVENING -—- A very enjoyable evening was spent at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Qan- lcy Tanton. St. Eloanors recently when a number of friends and rel- atives gathered to bid farewell to their daughter and son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Slen. who will leave shortly for Wilkie. Sade. where they intend making their home. and also to welcome Sgt. Ben. And- rew who had just arrived from

overseas. Mr. llinllls Small acted

as chairman whllet N. Harry Cannon read the farewell address t Mr. and‘ Mrs. Sicn Miss

o Dorothy Cannon and Mia: An- zonetta Tanton nrooentcd thorn with a chest of flat silver. sliver candle sticks and a reversible wool blanket. Mrs. Claude White read the welcome address to Sgt. rew and Miss Dorothy Cannon presented him with a pair of silver candle holders. After hav- ill! thflukedthe donors very fit- tlnlzlv for the gifts all joined in sm ma. “For 'I‘hev Are Jolly Good

Ft? 0W5." Tho remainder of the evening wars ent in music. ames and social in ercourse. A uncll

was served b_ th h t d th ifldifis in chaigeitfios 8S3 an e

Then passed eacefully awa on Fob. Zfst at llePr home in Bra-la, Mrs. Jolln D. Afar-Lend aged ‘l5. She’ was formerly Miss Ida Caseley. daughter of tile late Samuel and Mary_ Ann Cascley of Kcnsillglon. Her lllnclls was only six weeks and everything was done for her recovery but: God willed other- WISG. ’

She wall a woman of sterling qualliics. of a kind, quiet dis-po- sition. a good neighbour and a kind mother who made her homo I happy place for friends to meet and from which she will be great-

missed. She was a member of

rae United Church.

She leaves to mourn one x011 Fred. on the homestead; two daughter. Louise at homcg and

Rowena. Mrs. Harry S. Cannon. St. Eleonora, all of whom were with her and tenderly cared for her during her illness. They will miss her affectionate love in the home. Alro lurvivlng are four grandchildren which she dearly loved. Joyce Elaine and Errison Maclmotl. and Dorothy Cannon: one brother, Edward C., of Sum- merside, nnd two sisters. Mrs. Goo. Barbour Charlottetown, nnd Mrs. Alex Macllure. Pence River. Alberta. Her husband predeceased ilcr 16 months ago.

Firc broke out about ILSO-lnst. night on the mcond floor of tile three :torey brick and wood East- ern Trust Company building on Richmond Street and caused con- siderable damage before it wo:

u subdued more than two hours lat.- -er.

uch of the damage we: from o

tion

on Sund sc zl ted

winter

that Rev.

Bruce Ritz Ml‘. picked up

tion. a suitable lad. Chief

pleasantly

marriage. other gifts

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whole staff of the store. Stern: recently resigned ller posi- in the

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Mrs. Department.

Lunch was brought and a pleas- ant social evening was spent-S.

_-- VETERANS WELCOME!) — Flve returned veterans who were rncnlbcrs of the Church congregation. were welcom- ed by the Pastor, Rev. J. M. Baxter

morning. and each ure- th a fountain pen. wit

United

their mule a raved. a gift from the oongmegat on. The soldiers were, Prwton Sobey. Clarence Benefit. Hamrlrzolld Bownou. ‘Thompson Wright and Duncan MlIITBY.—B.

—RIV. MR. BILSON T0 RE- TURN-Jtev. William Bilson. l

former pastor of the Church of Christ ln Summcrsidc, who here in September i944 for Thomas, Ont, in May to again become minister of this church. tor Rev. R. M. Johnson resigned last fzlll duc to ill health but re-

left Ht. return early

present pas-

the

lvhch his

Johnson lvill leave

Sunlnlorsidt‘ in April and will lakc a period of rest. S

TUESDAY

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HONEST ACT COMMENDED —

12-year-old son of

and MTS.

Earl

purse

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City. Su day

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Great George St. conta fling $45 and turned it in at the Police Sta- The owner was located and

award made the younll Police A. Birtwistle

of

expressed commendation fine act by this young citizen.

—Miss Blanche

of the

Noonan

surprised on Friday

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evening when all her girl friends at the Dehydration plant. merside. assembled to honor prior to A beautif blanket, was presented along with a: Eleanor Clark. Miss Noonan. in her usual jovial manner, thanked all the girls for their kind remembrance.

Sum- do her approaching ul all wool

R. LARGE

DEAD - Word has been received by Mrs. A. R. Lrlrge of Makuoff. of the death of her son.

Lieutenant G. R. while a prisoner of war in many in APP 1n the R. C. A. l“. in May. 1N1. and Fbbnlary 1942. Flight Lieut. Large was a. former student of the University of Mani- He is survived by his wife

Large. Ger- He enlisted

in England.-Wlnnipeg

Tribune-(Decoased was a aoh of the late Allie Large. who former- lv lived in Albany, P. E. I.)

The members of tile Royal Ed- ward Chapter of tho I.0.D.E. met yesterday for luncheon Charlottetown Hotel wards hold the 45th annual nlcet- inR of the Chapter. nard. hon. vice president for the Province, was an honored guest ofiicially welcomed the Regent. Mrs, James A. Melvill- a

at the and after-

Mrll. J.A. Ber.

H.

Mrs. McMillan gave a very in- spiring address telling of velopnlollt. of the Order, stressing the work done in botll World Wars and also tile progress in oducat- lcnal work through War Molnar- lals_ which provided and will pro- vide bursarles and scholarships for post graduate work

the fle-

ln the years

She threw out : chal-

lns: Provincial Agnes and welfare, Navy League. Mrs. E. . B; ers; flower and cards. Mrll. H. R. Hilluon; service librarian, Mr S. P. Jardine; hmpire study Jacqueline Mood convcnor. Mrs. A. V. Saunders.

Flying Officer D.F.C..who was killed in the

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Stuart Weir ker.

known

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lenge to present members to re- new their efforts to make Canada a better country in whl and to help all we can to restore the war-torn countries of Europe. She paid Q fitting tribute to the memory of our esteemed Hon. Re- gent. the late Mrs. J.A. Mathleiorl, who during llor office as Regent of the Chapter for ten years, did so much for its development. Five new members worn welcom- od into the Chaptar: Weir. Mrs. Guy Dalling, Mrs. AA. LOHTHBIL Mrs. S. Wal The following re orts were sub- mitted: Secretary, treasurer, Mrs. . national secretary, Mrs. 0.1-1. Boer; Echo secretary, nance. Mn. A.

ch to llve

Mrs. W. T.

ulld rs. . Ives; Smith; ed11-

J. A. Lewis;

. Merl-hon; net-

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military funeral as fellow offlcu:

he had never a

Guard of Honor from the .C.A.F.

Station at Summersldo. o

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kc find‘ w: or Th a n t Q ll 0!‘. . 0m I a JIIODVGIOJ the bible whlgh Joell‘. zddto by“; mart rl in the ‘fiat-rel n o .v o e: on o ur- ond g r. t: orlllu is" nk :t n do all d! I’ of t a

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b; RIBV U18 A o ficiated at were W. Brawders. Victor Pur 1e. Leo Bradley

RETURNS T0 CIVIL LIFE - J. H. Mlclnnis of Hunter River a: received his honorable discharge after three years and five-months in the Royal Canadian Navy. He wa: on convoy duty during the war on the Atlantic and had some narrow escapes with thesubs. He lpent hi: furloughs ill England. Ireland and Scotland llllll now hu accepted n position with the Can- Ilrllnn National RHHWEYI- MI‘. J. H Maclllnls is a llcpllely of Mrs. John L. Proctor, Hunicl‘ Rivcr.

. Do-uran. who also the grave. The pal s R N. ‘Tomlina. Matthow White, A. Mulch and

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RECEIVES DISCHARGE -_ Mr. Francis "Huck" O'Neill ha: ‘re- turned to the City alter procuring his discharge from the Army. lifr. O'Neill served at Hung Kong with the ill-fated Canadian Brigade group, being imprisoned vwlen that fortress fell to the Jalihnese on Cbrlatmaa Day. 194.1. He lerved as a Knights of Columbus zrper- visor and through his efforts tile spirits of the troops were kept up until liberation came with collapse of the enemy ion. Auslu-l-

ART SOCIETY MEETING The regular monthly meeting of the Price Edward Island Art So- ciety took lace last night It I116 home of . and Mrs. James E. Harris. A largo gathering of mom- bers andguaslis were present. The reception ivell the local art‘ exhibit by the pu lic was encouraging and by popular request it was decided to continue the exhibition until Saturday. March 1 Mrs. ‘ Besslc Davies presented an interesting and instructive paper on the Canadian painters. JEH. MacDonald and Hubert S Palmer An interesting period was devoted to "CNQHVQ play" and some e turned in by th members. After t-ho nleeting the hospitality of the hoot and hostes was enioyed

ECHLIN - MIODONALD WED- DING — A vary pretty wedding took lace at 7.00 on the everlzn of Fe . l1 at the home of Mr. an Mrs. Joseph MacDonald. '75 Am- brose Street. Charlottetown. P.E.I. when their daughter. Miss Gloria N. . MacDonald was lluiifld 1Y1 to lrsmn. Tho-mas G. Ec of Mrs. l. A. Ridout. Windsor. Ont. The Rev. Bussell H. Somcl-s officiated at the cere- mony. Thc bride looking very lovely in a street-length dress of robin egg blue crepe with three- quarter len th voll. matching ac- cessories. en red the rocm on the arm of her father. She wore a corsage of American Beauty Roses. . and rs. Borden MacDonald. brother and sister-ln-law of the bide attended the young couple. rs. Borden MacDonald were a two piece suit pink with a shoulder le th veil alld wore a corsage of pnk roses. The bride's mother wore a dross of black flow‘ eyed crepe and a corsage of Tolls- man Roses. A reception was held at the home of the bride and some '16 people attended. Supper was served to all from a beautifully decorated table. The young cou- pie received many lovely lifts from r numerous friends. who loin in Wishing the many happy years of wedded li o. Prior to her mar- riage the bride was tendered shower by her girl friends. Mr. and Mrs. Echlin left for Windsor where they intend to make their future home.

Funeral services will be held from St. Dunstan‘: Basilica thi: morning for John A.. Morrison. Bi. a ve rim oiltnliilwfiilmrillolilwains rob: li n

e o i; 1665. lle died Saturday at the glhnrlottgtgwn Ilosélital after an

ness o wo wee .

Mr. M i w b r t M b u Ca et Brgtflrsiognlcygnp lie: en e or ev enol- was wl the Priniloi gluten Funlllor:

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returned to lii"‘°‘°°”"‘e i.’ * tarlwri” “° r on o I or us 0M

hi: fathor. th: lots Peter Mom-hon, for 30 ears. Mr- Morriso senior moved this Province in 8..