grief -, g costs m one ‘fumofins violailg: of the excise m-S.

_ The 40"“ ‘,,',"“"° made 5.9.“

' x Lea ing Certificates: el“o’mp’a‘ Logisrtdeflaudet. ‘lore-sine Gaudet, s oimggillzlne conducted 'I‘easie lesion Christina Bloomers. la slhtecévoiuncogs, Guests were Bernice wl";,‘*~ d...“ Hudson. cw- gt,- asq;,yg1;,§i-3,,i?fil°$ Pgnnlotsd u. Grads x: Mpfltg: eds“ mmms, Quincy, Mass-S. mllnflwdsigéc“,

es, Una Gallant.

1y to Grade IX: Pub-

d bruised- isst night lic School Certificates: hen

i198, Ell-BRO loniorwbll-"s" Themse- Martin, Joan Sark. “I'M Promoted to Geode VII: Personals ese Geudet, Gerald Steele. Velm- "‘- _ . , , . m... MoCs-rville assl Podflmlbediklymmflouis osllllit Luc “m”, islevisitirlg nel- sigltdez. mussel-tin.’ Yvonrae D3612» h l‘: "W m“ """‘"" " Syntactic”. swarm...

2’ ll brothers have lbirled gel.

m) (o! the PQClflG.

Lms (Dr) r Ottawe. g forms!‘ resident of Simmer-side is eius

ens is, at Present. the We“ °i "l

gassed. ‘wag . TWO Deioto huh

DseRnchee. ls Desltoc

Promoted

“m, '_ Mar’! 3:1?’ "eerll-lllofltfii ' , l Cl. ’ 4"‘ m“ (i at smmtseldsdoursilsd ynmnsteu: W -=~ M “m” "....."""lt t.“ homers. Qumfnefsldm-G. Lwlexfc. gfi€°é°ét$n_ sglfreg r113”. flmcr Roch , i uer 88l- {nffi §§'°§i..°“"1zg§’§'§.. srs Donaled owls’. 5:11;: 3:11:11. 05m- tlaeir leave in Bummer" orine McDoIlGI » I "l!" 9"

Promo l Deeflochss.

ole-rs nuns, _

"u; 3... essa- sells It Brian's. ‘me-ea. .--so White

_ . lbs. Vsrloe

8: _ m“ iii? 1» be“ we llotre llalne Bonvent Misoovehe

Grade II Leaving Certificates:

has-d. Edna

, Agatha Arsen-’ Katy Pitre, Dolor Des-

Cetherine Gallant. ill, Erma Steele, Eugene

DeaRloch ,ass retSinll. Marie

m k hjifl, “munch”; ‘Zoned ligurlagalfnarrleslillgmnéislslult, Mel- 0 e-

mmsil lmvk- Bmirmm“ 111;.” Gaudet, Joseph Caissis.

H wuwkenmhu 1.0m, Promoted to Grade VIII: Joan . e

ll,‘ R0 unmade w“ reported, u, be mm“; Williams, Olga Sman Die

D011.

ted w Grade v: John P. Alcide Desitoches. Alo - Danochlin’ l-lllxusluDesflochesm e’ Edcll . s = “m” "”“'°’ l“ m’ “Wm” Pfglnptglgfb orsssriv (a): Shir-

hes

‘W; m, Percy Merchbenk, New lq Durentivvboaeen might.

hep left for North Elston. M"!-

Burglers Ageln

iallopb Diner,

tiller the cash register and s slot Perry. machine. It was reported that 840 were in the till. , "

The break resembled that at the West 3nd Filling Station, edita- oent to the diner, slglola days earl er. Then s safe, beli v

81.300 was cerriede off both

ing gained through a rear window. —S

Wedge.

i At 9:80 AM. __lilst/ialsished speakers will

.s_fiemoon_

iFrce accommodation for

.

AUCTION AUQTINQN

, "'—- hm]. to s chance 13.4116“ on

5 AT BEDEQUE ' I

§ lwlll sell on the prs-lsulsg-"H-sl sell w

DuRochu,

Dosh-ochre.

s | P '

Active In S side 3.3:... "or... Leonard Gallant, Junior ___ Rushes, George Power. Bin-glare early eaterday entered Promoted 3 Inst outside the

At EGMONT BAY Excellent Biacquiere. On General

e. 2nd High

Too Late

Annie McKinnon. Es

Arnold POWGI’.

to Grade I (a): Gil- bert Gaudot. Rose Merle Geudst.

town h Georg sb . Doll itifi“ m“ °“ ” ° 1......‘ 3T2.’ ‘$5531.. "a...

P]!!! L!!!‘ Grade X!

tonal-lull"! Highest Average, Ciarine Rich-

d. w“ the breaks occurred 111 ¢h°'“2nli Highest. Edna Mlrtill. early morning, with entrance be- “mum 31m“, mum-g, i Chemistry, Edith DesRochsl.

Pitre.

i; Fren h. M "" “'*' Gemc mac? Dolor Desltoches.

Grade I

_ N Highest Average. Louise Geudet. 2nd Highest. Lorraine Geudet.

Asslduity, BQCHHEB ctllieshgalxlfiléma

Helpfulness, I n e 11 a WEDNESDAY, JULY 2s French. muse arm-t- Mrr-lnt u,

Gaudet. Cel b t’ i Ch ell m Years Perfect Attendance. e re lon n ur was: "mm

suit, Edna Grade IX

dime the multitude in the "Highest Average. usriorv Mc- _ "l- °”_"_°I‘“'_9_‘l“.‘5‘f' D To Clasify EE-

I .1 .5 ma!) f ewelry store. will! 7 7' l to :05 Street.

r" Fred McCebe on Tllure- rusaba! sun s4.

:"Y-J111y m, st 1 p.111, so

;lseres of standing hey, sss lsitshela rsnse E - Terms Cash. mmflfi m“ l ll (lay uqfl] u], on s“, two nttsa

“l? Z1. at ldllld’

Auctioneer.

rehearsal-P

» Tea-ms sash. ~ ~ even r MORRISON ‘i m" " """ “'° °" "°” i’ ’ m’ "d" moans. HUG! r, Auctioneer.

Boches. r - - Christian Doctrine, Iiieen Gau- w-w i o. » . r1: =

‘hi...

horn 'l-l9-li.

saae notify Lin. noes. Slumsnids. 7-17-81.

uonsa BARRYMOR

olosla- DE HAVEN

ed lsean IYIIII - Iaelyellllllli eves sguoes uaasle emu - (s; was

ALSO NEWS and SHORT SUBJECT. Shows 1:80 - 9:16 MATINEE THURSDAY

Gerard Gau- hee. Theodore

.?___.._.—-__’__ . unie~ss"e’i-i-q.li\m

SUMMERSIDE m“... ‘

‘B."tweenTvloVIosaen' Grand Connolly-Drama Starring lien Johnson

Gerald Des-

-" "time?" era's“. ‘peruse you s n single picture, your dish is “Be- tween Two Women,” the new Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer attléaction which

g room eftcr her performance at e night club where the physician hes for some well-deserved:

iaxn/tiosa.

This case, fascinating in itself, is only one part of the well-devel- oped plot of "Between Two Wooten.‘ y worked in are the stories of the hospital's be board operator, who is taken down with e mysterious ailment, and the doctor's romance with e. eeotivatlns rl young heiress whom he refuses marry because of the difference of u their financial situations.

Attendance Cert Agatha Arscrlault (8rd year), Edna Martin (8rd year). famine Gau- det. Ines Wedge, Theodore Brown,

"— m, m’ a n l ck“; t???“

Iii G u t. er u e. ova

Mllfivgeglercnuqaerldfig Vet? Lolliraide McNeiii, Mona Gai-

tnnl- holidays 1n ‘Irevellfl’! Rest {:51 1mm Cfiwii-Hsehéf?” éfsg’.

,8 rdLahlimSs-ey e111’-

luqfllfifmummfile: cginw, gr-pzloted ‘if: Grade III: Wanda

em mmd some time with them. 19mm“ 1-8

DesRoches.

Pgllxlted to Gregve II: guerite LeCierc, Key Preught, Lor- ina DsaRoc es, Erma. Gallant. Emily Peters. Doreen Decoste. Ver-

Clolrsrlce Geudet, Hugette Gallant,

Williams, Marlon

P

average, Della Des- Roc cs. Ind highest, Ileresret Smell.

Higllut Average, Joan Wil- ems. ~ 2nd highest. Olga Small.

t

Highest Average, ‘Theresa Gau- de .

2nd Highest, geraid Steele.

ized Test, Marie Murray. Christian Doctrine, ‘Theresa Mc- Andie

Prise for Progress. Joen Bark.

Domestic Economy, Rose M. Des- Rcches, Bilnloe F. DesRoch . Singlnl. Elmer Geudet. Edward

d t. tificste of Attendance. Luc- Martin

Highest Average, Ihteile Wil- iems.

2nd Highest, Cisud Gsudet. ' French. florenos Arseneult. Readin . Maris Geudet

Florence Arsenault. Conduct, 'I‘illie B. Squarebriggs.

»- ‘ ‘rile ctiaaaorrsrow

7 llsneyéllitehle ltildding _

summer weddln

A I took bfifimrasy afternoon st

o'clock in Trinity United Church

i h the Rov. T. l. Mclsennan w on m w‘

w Vtglnlllfl carried a bouquet of Bet- tei-A-time mess bride's sister, Mrs. K. M. Johnson, wife d Maj. Johnson, wore dust-y

cheeses of the bridal part

gay bouquets.

The groomsman was Lieut. Am- old Haley. The guests were usher- ed by Licut. G. M. Collins, Lieut- A. G1en,'Lieut. J McAvoy, and Lisut. H. C. Cowan

the service Prof. A. Roy Kendall presided at the organ and Miss Audrey Gliiis sang with pleas- ing effect "O Promise Me."

The bride's mother, Mrs. Ritchie, wore a most becoming navy blue and white lace ensemble, with matching accessories

The groom's mother, Mrs. Haney, was dressed in pale blue French crepe with white fox neoiplece.

Following the endoyable recep- tion the happy young couple left

by plans to ‘spend their honeymoon

in the Laurentians. followed by

showers of confetti and good

ishes

w .

For travelling the bride donned a pale 1211c crepe suit. with smart h". mflflihlllfl coat. and accessor- es.

Among the out-of-town guests

present were Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Haney, of Dunvliie. Ont... Lieut. Arnold Haley. Saint John, N B., Limit. Alex Glen. Montreal, Lieut. and Mrs. G. M. Collins. Montreal. Ilieut-Clndr. J. M. Belyea. Saint John, Lieut. John McAvoy, Mont- firei, Lieut, H. F. Cowen, Toronto,

s. J. J. Denny, Vancouver, Capt.

J. W. and Mrs. Bell, Mrs. spurg- Icon Warren, Mrs Russell Wheat-

____;

Christian Doctrine (French),

Mona Gallant

French Reading, June Gallant.

French, Evelyn DesRoches.

Grads]!

Highest Average. Wanda Steele. 2nd Highest. Lorraine Williams.

mscelvgng for Girls. Leah Des-

Doénestic Economy, flyorralng

McN ii

Sewing for Boys. John Walsh. Grade I (a)

deIt-Iighest Average. Maurice Gau-

Grade l (h)

Highest Average. Erma Gallant. 2nd Highest, Lorine DesRoches. Conduct for Boys, Tommy W11-

ems Conduct for Girls, Rose Marie Gaudet

Christian Doctrine (Eng) sunny OQTI. Christian Doctrine (French)

Mergueritc LeCierc. ‘French, Grade II, Maurice Gau-

G . French Readins. Earl DesRoched. ench, Grade I, Lorine Des-

Itoches. Marguerite LeCierc.

Hench Reading, Erma Gallant. Certificate of Attendance, Leah

DeeRoches. Junio DesRoches.

Certificate for Progress in

French, Grade III, Evei D - finches: Grade II. Earl Deglgtocheei:

rode I. Erma Gallant Commercial Department Graduating Diplomas. Certifi-

cates for Shorthand (Gregg) 100 words a minute. Gold Pin ‘Award Certificates for Typing. Filing and Bookkeeping were awarded to the following young ladies:

Highest Standing, Mal-y Larkin, 2nd Highest, Phyllis Sharp.

3rd. Marie Ann Caissie.

4th. Albino Bernard. Certificates and awards were

distributed to the Under Gradu- ates: Rene Richard, Dorothy Gal- lant, Kaye FltnGeraid.

Class Souvenirs were presented

to both Graduates and Under Graduates by Reverend Mother Superior.

Highest Average. John P. Des-i

mduhlsesst, Alcide Deeltochse. t ism fren

Sewing. Catherine McDougsJl-

Domestic Economy. Catherine

DesHrse. B lit Reading. Grade III lQYB Dellfllll, DONOR P"

d; ‘K019116156: Marie I mu‘ wlmtleo-

(Hookah!) i _ 5"‘ Igor French. Ill-Pl! _

French, Grads V. Marie Gaudet, Frrgch. Grails IV. John P. Dee-

Roo . I Reading, Grade IV. Alcide Der, _

extra shears; several rlsl I“ “'° 7:2“: .3231. n “"1 m; enumerated.

Average. Dvellm 9"‘

A m drove °* W"

qy OI- ‘W9

l“: lslnlects 01;“, d

l | l l l Shiv‘ every‘; MM bow‘ L / I

n earq te

sf bridal satin with sweet- - e, pointed train. She

all a csvlot with" French lace matron of honour the

French crepe with short train, while her bridesmaid, Mrs. Join Simmonds. wore orchid French crepe with short train.

Y were the artistic creation of Mrs_ ‘l IIarren Houston. Both the st- tmehnfes wore flowered bandeaisl with chapel veils and carried nose-

Gheek lieehergss Front ills

‘Bowel troubles, sl

mufluummerd m’ t???» not roubles, but

dies-rheqdylhtly dolls, stamps and pains la fie h: lHfilI,0l‘fll looseasasofflw ‘bowelsdaoeld ekefllflfl-

with 7

_ Islanders Observe 5 55th Wedding " Anniversary

" lrswr"

Married an years ago at Q0 Baptist Church, Alberton, P, E. I.. lMr. and Mrs. John D. Crockett, {Hallfswn observed their 55th wed- rding anniversary Sunday. Resi- idents of Prince Edward Island for a number of years, Mr. and lvlrs. Crockett. went to Halifax to reside with their son, J. E. Crock-

ett, ovcr four years ago.

ranching. Ho retired 4 yearn ego.

ber of the Provincial executive of the Women's Institute, Mrs. Croc-

usy curriculum for such domestic tasks as knitting, sewing, and fancy work She is keenly inter-

numbel- of poems end fiction pub- lished. in Prince Edward Island as well as in Illinois, USA "I'm not retired." said Mrs. Crockett whok also does all her own house- wor .

JOY-FERNANDEZ WEDDING

‘A waddng of interest took place in St. Michael the Archangel Church, Chow-lam, when Rev. J. M. Burns, with nuptial mass. uni- ted in marriage lvuss Mildred Fer- nandez, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fernandez .. 01f Chatham. and LAC. Eric Joy, son of Mr. and Mrs Frederick Joy of Halifax. Ear- ly sunlmer blooms, lighted candles and- greenery adorned the sanctu- ary where the ceremony was per- formed. Miss Mary Gray was Buest soloist.

The bride, iven in marriage by ilcr brother. arl. wore a frock of Queen's bilue crepe with yoke and bodice of no; over draping. Her headdress was a flower halo in matching shade with shoulder- iength veil. With this she wore three-quarter i white gloves and shoes of blec suede and car- ried s. bouquet of Sweetheart roses and maidenhair fern.

Mrs. E. B. Turpie. sister of the bride, was her attendant in e gown of pastel pink figured crepe hav- ing e pleated opium. She wore s small hat wth pink bow trim and shoulder length veil, white shoes and black suede gloves com- pleted the ensemlbie. Her bouquet was of pink and white carnations, Cpl. Henry DeChief of No. 10 A. S., Chatham, existed the groom.

After the ceremony a wedding breakfast was served to relatives and intimate friends at the homr of the brides parents, Church

left for Halifax and other points in Nova Scotia.

For traveling the bride wore s. suit in pink light weight wool and sheer blouse in white. all sailor

land gloves to correspond, and a ,corsage of white roses.

The bride is s graduate of St Michael's Academy, Chsthsln, and oi Mount St Vincent. Halifax. and is on the staff of the Chatham .bra.nch of the Bank of Nova Soo- tia. The groom is stationed with tho R. C. A. ‘F. at Charlottetown.

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A11 tfliig RALPH NUTTART

511111171 r1" 51121‘

- PROFESSIONAL CARD’ ‘l’. E. IlIBKEY

krtered Accountant Offlea at ll Granville Street lulssraerlle

N’ Guano

fitJfiil-iimléhlil "$333 -

ti s! Dr. Iewlirhkhaet '0! Wild. ltra

is please“. ‘sapidkseliablsmeetedhw 15g cheek be nnatud charges. Ithflbeeaaallezlaeheilaefi: ears sow rill! "n new, lntriedrm

Ges“Dr. owisr's"ssldleelnh. Q0 I. Iilmara 00., 1M, XVI“- 0M-

cept Clifton who is still Overseas.

Sea. Cow Pond; Mrs, Clifford Shea of her Cr

Among the many messages of o” “acid June] as at 9.301. M. em furl-

congreltulmtion received was one from Mrs. Crocklettfls brother, George J J. Clark, Hanover, Mess, who was best man at the wedding and Mrs. T. Lorigiey, Paradise, Nova scotis, who was bridesmaid. Rcv. Robert Kinlay, who was pas- tor of the Baptist Church st that time, officiated at the ceremony.

The former Miss Eliza Bell Clark, Mrs. Crockett was born ‘i4 veers ego at Montrose, PEI, the r daughter of tile late Mr. and Mrs, W. S. Clark. Mr. Crockett, who was born at Alma, PEI, 76 years ago, is a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. John W Crockett. For s. number of years he was e. success- ful farmer. specializing in fox

slowly wendcd its way to St. Simon and

Requiem Mass was celebrated by Rev. J. A. MacDonald, Interment was in the adjoining cemetery where prayers at the grave were re- cited by Rev. J. A. MacDonald. ,

The {ouowmg were me paw was elected president, of th bearersz-Messrs. Just/in McCarthy, 7'1“ Michael McPhee, Joseph McInnls. William McLeod, C. F, Morrissey and Joseph Arsenault.

A lnenvber of the Baptist Church for over 60 years, Mrs. Crockett has always taken a keen interest in all church affairs. A former Provincial president of the Wo- men's Missionary Society in Prince Edlwald Isia-nd, she is at present secretary of the reading course of the W. M. S. of the First Baptist Chunch at Helifalpof which she is now a. member. A ‘ r mem-

M: family. Tignish “s. "i? ”*' " ' ~ George W- “d M“ mm‘ Mclnnimlabor party leader who died m 1940 had o. last; wish fulfilled when his ashes, mingled with those of his wife, were scattered over the skcai my, "In his will, Lansbury Wrote t a mm” Gavin’ T’ although he loved England better than any other place, he believed in o. higher love than patriotism and Mrs. Cletus Gavin and and asked that the ashes be scat- gnish. tered symbolically "not to England Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Shea. Till- only, but to the whole earth " . . The ashes were Mr. and Mrs. John I-Iaradmltan. spmwad by mmbm-y-s 91,195», 50m W.A. Lcnsb , who said the war "m! m5-.H°w”d mm“ “"5 was the renal for the delay in "ngmm- carrying out his father's wishes and Special permission was needed to g0 to sea (Luring wartime so the family decided to ‘ wait until the

igett had also found time in her ‘Janig Qgvjn, Halifax, Mr. family, 'I‘i ested in writing and has had s nigh Tignish. Mr. family is; and Mrs. John n. Gavin, A . Ml‘. and Mrs. John B. Gavin and l>¢fl°¢~ u

’ o. r. McCarth oeero/nv or rarest

.’ y. TlEn-i-sh- . Justin McCarthy, ‘rlgnish.

Dr’. J, A. Johnston and Noreen. Tlgdk and Mrs. Jerry Richard. Tie- an.

, Smile. Mar Noel-rung, Halifax Infirmary. t2 Hi8

eelMrs ‘J M. Neiiizan. Iiznish- Marnie and Jimmie Gallant. ‘I18- nish t

family, Chariottcown. Chariotteown. MI‘. an

and. family, Iiirllfih» Academy, Summerside Street. Later the young couple M inc

erines. Ont.

nélg.’ file Gregory Mclrmls- Tis- hat in mid-brown. with oes, bag nlsh

Maia“ "Ansel-n. H1111“- Eu Gaudettc. Halifax. mfiulemily, BHGQGWJIEI‘, N.

mgvlget MacDonald, Halifax.’

"V M1‘.

Mass

Mcsea of sympathy and W110 B5- “Mgfi any way during their sad bereavement.

' I" -‘ Ill’ cooper-s o stores. or

In Memoriam I JQINTGAVII I ‘Ills many f-Jds of John it

Ga-vhawsresaddsned he .1..." ilsardofhisdeathatharhdlrneoll

the early morning 0f June 27th. Mthmslh connnsd to his bed for m’ Diet year his condition was not oonddered serious until the. lesttnrowsdubriortohlsdcath.‘ Iswlaldministcredtlwlast ma; g!‘ the Catholic Church 0f which

waeafaithfi be, pestos-Rlemmllllemfimrwhm

Ann M. and was

Isa-rel sixty-four years of age. He was s. ' En of nobl

chars i/e f hi he rrrlllst esniefbly showed 8y

man u-p to the past four years when he was told by his physician to give up work.

l-fe leaves to mourn ir loss. his wife formerly mniiy rper. six daughters and eight sons. Mrs. Pearl Mclnnls. Tlgnlsh: Dululla 5614118 1n the C.W.A.C.. Janie in Halifax; Ilene. Eleanor and Maur- een at hoérajlcdoTellance lesldikrllg in Ildll-lbll; n serving wit the R.C.A., Holland; Raymond who recently returned to Canada from Germany; Lester L/Cdr. in the R. C. Navy; Howard in the Can- adian Anmy; Romcy in Moncton; George and Arnold at home. All the family attended the funeral ex-

two brothers Cletus and Charlie Gavin of Sea Cow Pond;

three sisters, Mrs. John Handra- of h; Mrs. Alex Shea cf

procession formed at the house Sit. Jude Church where the

MASS CARDS A‘

Mn- Jvhn R- Cravln and fflmllv- LANSDURYS ASHES SCATTERED AT sns

. and Ma's, Terrance Gavin and lvn-i. Rely Gavin, Sus-

. , Kellie/s‘

Mr. Peter McCaull

Association at the annual meet- ing at O’Leary yesterday. He suc- ceeds Mr. C.P. McCarthy of Tig- Requyswf, m pace, nish who held the position for two Following are the Mass Cards, years. Mr. Harold Jelly of O'Leary gpmmal uuquets, Me55age5 of was re-eiected secretary.

gyynmmy, fllgwers and card o; The meeting decided to hold e 11mm“, nominating convention at Alber- ton on August 1 to name a can-

rao’! sllvfll

Sightseeing In Victor-fa

While attending the Federated Women's Institute Convention Board Meetings in Victoria. B.C., in June, hire. Allison MncMllian Fairview, and Mrs. Fred A. Gates. Charlottetown. llflfl the pleasure d being shown through the Royal Nnvni College m Victoria by Cadet Sutherland of Toronto, as shown above.

West Prince Prog. Cons. As/s’n Annual Meeting

Mr. Peter McCaull Of Ellersiie Is Elected Pres-i ident Succeeding Mr. C. P. McCarthy gnish.

Eiiersiie didate to contest the first district e West! of Prince for the Progressive Can-

scrvntivc part1: in a forthcoming bwclcction. Alrcluiyr the Liberals have llnmilxazvd illzlinr J. S Des- Ronlles of Slllllnlvri-"iclc.

Speakers at. tho meeting yesterday included Dr. \V.J I‘ MacMiiian, provincial 192K101‘ of the Progressive Conservative party nnd Lt-Coi. E. H. Strong of Sumlllcrsitie.

gnish.

Clifton Gavin. Holland, Europe. Lester Gavin, Tignish.

Howard Gavin, Aldershot, N. .5.

Georg Galvin. isll. Duicexla Gavin‘. Halifax,

Mrs. Charles Gavin.

n

Aust. Murphy. Alberton

(marlottcown William D. MacLeod. Tlgrusn. Ms‘. and Mrs. Max McInnis. Tig-

ia. and School of T zoperatlve Staff, 17th Al-md. Refit. of Tigrdsh. Waiter Gavin.

SPIIITUAL y nouqvsrs ‘

1......

Mire.’ PI P. Cahill. ‘Finnish.