MONDAY

—LARGE OWL D b‘ — A 1411c hite owl measuring ~i feet. 8 1, 1 cites from I-lo t.» iii: c1 its ivinu.

~ recently became entangled in a barn wire fence 011 the farm ui T. J. Inman, zaisque. and dzed hanging bv one wins-B.

,, nouatv si-zizlavsp _ 111.. Ellen MacGi-egoi‘ FOUQiVQLl 1111- sud news o1" the death of her oldest sun

Walter. 111 New Glasgow, N. S. . on Feb. 2'1. Mrs, hfacGregor ut- tenieil the funeral which 1v s 111:1 in New Glasj; 1, NS. Dil 5.1’. 1.‘, -March l. This is death in the fumilv months. lVlrs. daughter. Mrs.

assrd nway on n the Uziitefl Stu h >__

Al n hiecting hclii 1m: March R211 it “"1-

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This '1"11u|1 “'11s ‘first (IlXZIIII/“fl _ 1, l" ' from icprin- 1:1- tives of the ous churches, 111.1»

fare anti

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-v1ce organizations, z1~i effort to combat the upward trend of venereal 1' .50 known to exist ' 1' prfivhwcs.

ihal time to represent the iiur sections of the orgumzntion. Tr ~11 \V£‘i‘f‘Z 1h» Legal com ' cc 11,;,=,,-.

me back from an ex- to the Pacific Coast. k . . nt of the ccnioanv. Ml‘. i,’ Alfred Simpson who DPsided at 1

1 the mating. Other dl....ors pre- _ ent were: Walter G. McKenzie. '1'. 1 ealand Unlzlettcr. T. J. Inman. l Oscar Johnson. Wm. R. iticKaig Gregory McCallum. Major A. S, Robz-rtson. Jciiii McIntosh. Con-

siderable business came before the.

meeting. The total fire losses for January and Februarv amounted

oer of policies were issued in those two months shcwink a total profit balance for this period $1348.16. Some

~.-.p.-:-'. 1,“.

in Charlottetown were considered and Mr. Wm. R. McKay was ap- pointed to see about a new type- writer. and have a new siizn board to be paid in full: placed in front of the office.-—B.

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-ANG1'LICAN LAYMEN ivmcrl -The regular monthlv meetinir of Leo Lflymelfs Association of Si-iarc spending the winter :t tieir

f1 the ' Mary's Church. Summerside and St. Johns Church, St. Eleanors. was held on Thursdav BVBXLiINZ in

St. Mary's Hail with the presi- dent Mr. Iniziham Palmer in the chair Prayer was said bv Arch-

l-larrison, pastor. There was a large number of members present. Visitors ln-

cluded Ray Clarke and Harold

Layman would conduct services on Sunday. March 17th in St. John's Church at 2.30 pm. and Mary's Church at '1 pm. Reports of the census being conducted u11- der the Anglican Advance merit were received to the effec: that the census takers are being given a fine reception-S.

Flying Officer was invested with the uislied Flying Cross yczatr-rrl - ernoow by Lieutenun1~G J.A. Bernard at a colorful c."

Si. John the Baptist n1 Miseniv-he

The Rev. JD. Kelly, citrate nro- sided Before gan, Father Kcllv from the Rev. parish nricit, who is n 111111-11: .11 the Charlottetown Hospital,

read n

regret at .his inability to be DI‘(>"T1'|il After Governor Bernhrd

Officer Poiricr;

seated by 111c-

Their Majcsiies. An interesting feature of ceremony was the reading

ant-Governor. Before entering the Church

Colonel RS. Fielding M.M., ED. roman 31

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‘ fine: onclycouta. $1.1 lue and

: costs. the Police re- City Council

to 1- dtbtiie

'..+->1- Ann": ‘Th vim p31: ‘Inaritii

it n "or

a means of promoting a combined‘

.111:11l1t':e.s were 1*'1'1;11n '11‘

ici ded W. G. Hegg.

5 111F119 Tll-lm- l crai years overseas, ‘ jwith the Canadian Army 1n Italy. lI-Ioiland and France and all have

Rodd of Summerside and Ernest} Brown and Claude Grant of St.. Eleonora. It was decided that the!

gt, i expects _ _ , I Hospital. His many frienc-s V =him every success and hope he will movc- ,

Naznire Priiricr" Dist 111C-

fi - ’)i" nliv

which took place in the Chuii-h of

Martin Momv 1111i.

l‘! which Father Monaghan exoiesseclltpvcn at 8 A,M. yesterday morn-

hurl pinned the decoration on the tun-1-

Of Pilot Officer Poirlcr 111111 1111i delivered his zkiiirrss, short speeches of a 1'on;:i'utu'.11to1-,v 11111-

ure were mode by Mr. Justice AE. Arseriault, who i1- an uncle of Piioi Rev. Nnzairc P1111-

ier, also an uncle of the young; fly- er: and His Worship, Mayor Ar11- ett Summcrslile,

The Miscouche Branch of the Canadian Legion were presm: at the investiture and were later pre-

Lieutcnant-Gnvern- or with two framed portraits of

the by "outhful Delore DesRochcs- 1111 he- ‘ alf of the Mlsrouche school child- ren of an address to the Li-aiyh-n-

at 2:30, LicuL-Governor Bernard 111- I ected the Guard of Honour and t e Milcoilche Band, which 1verc _ drawn up in front. The Guai 11 of Honour consisted of veterans of both World Wars. The lieutenant- Governor was accompanied bv one of hi: aides-de-camp, Lieutenant-

. V. D, REPORT —There were no new can: of venereal diseasein the

' City f0‘: the igonuh of February. City Hlaith ficer, Dr. B..C.. K re no: to the -City Coun- ici t... Cid cases. Dr- Keep-

id d nih 1 d figtgdelcomprile e mac an

a COLLECTED --Prohibit--

p‘ ‘we’

- chose as special Mrs. R.

n m ‘of ‘dust-lit. m4

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--LllAVI:LS FOR WEST-Mr. Dodd ltii-Leilari, \_vho had been Yisilillf! iclatives in Summerside and PISC- w :rc 1n_the Province left yester- day morning on return to his home 1n lnlestern Canada. Ho was ac. companed as far as Sackvhlc by M1; and Mrs. Stanley Parker, Sum- mcrsirlc. ~

Regretful farewells are zdlfl and manv social w e held

being _ functions

during the past week in Mr. and Mrs. W. J, Room Avenue. who are leav-

Wtdnssdav mornlni: for Tc- to where thev trill in future re- Mrs. Rooth was formerly s Glenn Smith of this city.

REC-OVPJRS FROM INJURIES _ R111 u Officer D, Ren. ie, Montrr-al, W115 severely bur ed about the hands in the crash of the four-cuigincd bomber 11- 11.111 airport on Feb. 211111., 111111 111111 has been at the Char- loltctoivii Hotel since being 15s- ~ ' 1' from hospital, leaves this

c! 7 Elm 111':

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com, 1.\1-1l accident

by his wife, the eltyfoiioiving

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PIlE-NUPTLAL showbiz - Miss Edith Craswell vas the izuest of

1131101‘ at a miscullaneous ShOWU‘ the home of h.r aunt. Mrs. M1101 Bi rns

'. Grafton St. on Wed- .1,v, b uarv 6th. The many tiful itifzs she received were c en-cd bv hcr cousin. Mrs. Velma 1,

"‘"_"» M“ K-M- Mulllll. Hrulll‘ nmbcrs. and the verses read bv a);m:ucxekuoiéairéiéaynlhoi: .111. Ma“ 1 1111.; Hilda Glllis. The 111111.11 ' ' 1 . e ce, ' ma". ‘Rev’ WT. mhrwr: W?‘ _ and wedding arch was _ flyfrlilljlll". (‘hllflllflfi- M11 "1731 Ward. The bride to be llraclously , . e1 1. - uhatiiiked all he; friends for their '~ _ f, _ _ _ _ kin ness and t ougt tfulness. Lune "find?_§0->__D‘R“U19“5 M5111‘ was served bv the hostesses and a “Tm "l" 9-" 9f ‘he P- E» I- friendly evening was spent in Mutual l" a Insurance Com- games, ' Danv lield their regular semi-' ___ mcniliiv meetin! in the head office AT R0151“; __ meuhco), R, H, - Mam‘ 51 Th“ Were Duvar. V.D.. who was a command-

ant of Canadian prison camps

during the war. told members of

the local Rotary Club some of

experiences with German and Ital- ian prisoners of war at a dinner held yesterday at the Chariot‘:- tcwn. Guests at the luncheon in- Charlotte-

Frederick Tenzunne. Hali-

IfJx. ‘and Rev. C. Adair. Toronto. Messrs. T. B. Rogers and Jam/cs" .Mu1~lev were co-chairmen.

to $5506.55 and all were passed,

l 6i’

Bloomfield is welcoming anoth- of her boy's home from over- seas. Gnr. Joseph A. Peters. younz-

“I ; est son of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Pet- lmlJTUVQmERT-‘I m ' crs. Mr. and Mrs. Peters are look- the binnch office of the company!

ing forward to the return of still another son, Robert who _is now with the occupation force in Ger- many. He will be the fourth son to return, all of whom spent sev- having served

come through none the worse for their many experiences. Bert and returned in November and

home in Bloomfield.

Among the recent graduates from

,thc faculty c-f medicine of Queens

University, Kingston. Ont. WES Clarence Coady. son of Mr. and iifrs. William Coady. Hane-lbrook. PEI. Di‘. Coady graduated from in 1942. 1115

Queens Throughout

course. he has done excellent work,

and hasreceived his degree with honours in several subjects. _ He. was awarded the prize for

‘reports on pathological cases. He

to intern at Ottawa Civic ' wish return to hlS native province to practice his profession.

Yesterday another history mak- lina event tcok place in Maritime air transportation with the iri-

’ flight of Maritime Central 1 to the Annapolis Valley. ...11. and thence to Hali- ., "F112 rcuular week-day flights will be Charlottetown. Summer- side. Moncton. Greenwood. Yar-

mcuth. I-Iallfax. returning via the the investiturd’ hc-‘sanlc points. The Greenwood Alr- lr-llcr

wort ls located a few miles iKcntville and a still shorter

11s D. C. 3 plane left Charlotte-

Ein: piloted by Capt. l-i. S. (Juniori Jones and Capt. Carl Burke, M. B. 12. tvith MIS. Leona Sinclair as stewardess.

’f‘h:= attitude of the Jones Gov-'

eriimmt toward the Regional Rie- wnstruction Council. set up in this Province bv the Dominion Gov- ernment. was further defined 1n the Legislature in 11 prepared statemcnt. read bv Premier J. Waltz: Jones. .

"The position of Prince Edward island." Premier Jones said. that the Government must main- tain icsponsible government.

"The Province has deleilated to the rederal Government certain powers but none is that the Fed- eral Government can apwlfll Y! Regional Reconstruction Council tn uctermine reconstruction policies without concurrence of the Provin- cial Government.

PRAYER. SERVICE —".Iihe World Day of Prayer was observed ll: the United Church at Moritnzua. Qn liti-idav afternoon. March 8 at

a o'clock. Mrs. George Gordon.

President of the Women's

President of the Presbyterian . M. 5.. Montague. and Miss Rourke. president of the Baptist W. M. B. Those who took part as leaders in the program were McLean. who nave the

Lure. Mn. C. -A. James Currie and Mrs. The music for this ‘service was in charge of Mrs. HAW. Davison. She

address:

MBIABH- I180 hYfim-Q. $111" bMcJv fen

‘ ' c. c1. r. '12.

am Mubon.

gamut; uniform. received the of- fez-inn. ' Ci ud .1 13%

I ‘ -No, 1 1E: £fiZ1kuThi-l:1tscybu§am . e in V ‘mph-Jimmy lhaldfrclll

‘rte of Seven Mile Bay pariah. “urge” a‘ ‘he MW He leaves to mourn five sons. Ambrose with whom he midi. home. Ihcmas and Austin in Al. bony. Frances. Borden l1 Western Canada; daughters. Mrs. H Charlottetown and Mn.’

brother John of Oinary and g3; Emma in USA

wumi 11111 REV-lunar IogaglflSPlTnl. _

Cru and ‘ 1 D 1 and A iiumbei of nieces The Baum o! Trusteuof u“ P‘ E

in mental nursing in Den

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all run, J ' _ e ohn Shamans, Arthur Sim m“ a! ‘map “M” comny}

moos, Jack Marci, Nelson Molys Reflux. Parker Funnels. - Interment Westmorelaxid Cem-

umual " “Ir-mi c: 1l"‘°‘1:2“ mmlaize took place recently. Th! “m h“ m‘ Prom“. . ltrtllmemwn who" "he m?‘ ‘I B varied and useful Rift: were outg-

. . , , ed 111111 placed. 1111 the’ table s” m“ W“ t° 8mm‘ °°l- Miss 11st

umbla and w ‘lie there of two/pioneer , Alina Ho: ltalun Vancouver inland and Powel River Hospital on the lnlnndqFlnnlly nbo wa: appngm. superintendent of Trail Hospi-

ta . 1

In 1026 aha returned to' th _ Land to care n11 h e I‘ at her home 11-1 Su her mother’: death 1: few later she ha: remained in the

Plane today for Ottawa 11 111111111! an important meeting of the R'>_\'11l ,1“ College of Physicians and “ He expect: to be 11111-1. 11y the end of the week,

RETURNS T0 flosyyym, _ Gnr. J. T. Jamieao , 5m of Mr and Mrs. Philip Jam E5011. Sturgcon has retunied to Camp Hill Hos- pital. after spending‘ a‘ short leave Wml m5 Parents. Gnr. Jamieson also spent a few dd a’ tee city the guest of Robert Waldo.

In the passing of Mrs. Dyment (nee Inez Gorrill) 4B, on Feb. 7th., Northam feel that they have lost one of their dearest and best. Their

ormNmfi SALMON IIBIIING- A resolution, introduced by Mr. P. " 139111113 ninth w . o

His funeral washeld on Satur- t 5mm we “v4; do for their kind- ’ _ e paubeuerg ness on this occasions-S were ‘Messrs. Arthur Green‘, Grat- tan Noonmi, W. F‘. MacOo ac. W. P Cameron. Murdoch Du d Charles Rcardon. ,

William P. Grif- t Re

. Basin,

March 1. was held in Charlottetown liionday morning. from the resid- cnce of his sister. Mrs, Pete Aleer to the Church of the M051, Holy Redeemer. em lass was celebrated

by the resi ents 11f the surround- 1118 districts. Much the bereaved hus- gund and family and other rela-

SUMMBRSIDE DELEGATION - Yesterday 1: delegaWn from the Summerside Town C \icil appau- 2 ed before the Leglslanurc inform- ly with a request that the elec- tric plant at Sununerside continue

operate within the town limits ith ut i: under the provis- ions 0f the Public Utilities Act. Rate schedules for other are fixed by the Utilities Commis It was explained that elec- tric rates. in Bummerside are part of the town's bits-lo taxation sys- tem. that the plant ls rim on a co-operative non-profit basis. and that a change was undesirable at’ the present time. comprised Mayor M rs. T. D. Morrison. chairman of the electric light committee." W. . allman. Lluvd Gorrlli. Hale Strong. town clerk. and it. L. Mol-

the 121111111111; at A 1T4i1e present opening data

Deceased was a daughter oi the in Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gorrill of Northam. In 1920 she mariicd the friend of 111-1- school d ‘ he had returned from 11"

World War." After their marriage Montrose for quite a number of years, but nine years, ago they returned to Northam, with- their family of seven, all of whom are still living: Wendell, recently

e

Marion (Mrs. Michael Benlck) Mon- treal; Eleanor tMrs. Eric Goss) Ot-

Port. Hill; Wilna tMrs, George Mil-

She wn con‘ lted all who k'new i?” 11111'1"‘l111i1‘ii”1°§1.l.l been paid to her a: "a xood wqm. hum and a true

Fun i i l‘ :2? P§ityi§§l1§1'§1ib1i11li1° hem a a emoon a 1 1n Alba-ton (lei-sisters? Thwm be itslmnowl gating {:5 era ll 1 . ed to the 3113151 atwnoioxtiita-gmov

afternoon. Services were: con by .. Mtirdo Mao . allbearer: were: Robert Dodda. ROUGH wdmore. Interment was in

— IIAD NARROW ESCAPE — While engage-d in harvesting lcc on ‘Pryon pond. Mr. A had the misfortune to hgeall through

the quick action of Mr

Alhanyl who was pallbearers were, T.N. Manuel. John

Glfliiflth. Samuel Doyle, Patrick McTague. Watson McKiiinon, Tim- Servlce at the grave

Catholic Cemetery was condu ed by Rev. W. Mann, C SSR

‘M11- Grlffin was a well-known contractor o! Regina. when he had resided for 30 years. His death in llcspitfll followed an illness of fivq 115°

When the director's of New Glas~ w Dairying Compan usiness meeting on

at the home of the Secretar , Mrs Aldai- Dickleson, a please-n rise awaited their ant Mr: Cecil La d regular business, Mr. How- ard Lng moved the he called on Mr. Andrew Gallant who in a few we

chosen word: explained the sudden adjournment, that bh

his birthday which

was the following day. Mr, Gailantl

read a very fitting address. Jollowech m“ o

lthough Mr. Laird ‘

—S'l'. PATRICWS PLAY - The large number of entertainer:

. Mr. Cairn: recent, m ned after four years over- ‘seas and has purchased the f fomerly owned by C. W. Ives.

-—CAR CRASHES BUIIADING - An automobile parking yesterday afternoon on Water S ide. failed to stop at‘ ‘£6 curb

s

George T. Clark Jewelry Store. Some damage was caused to the building below a window but the glass was not broken. The driver of the car was iii-rested laten-S.

RETURN T0 HOMES — Mrs. g Richard J. Griffin of Dal-cheater. Mass, and hlsslster. Miss Margaret Griffin of BTOOKllITG, Mass... who the were attending the funeral of their brother. the late William P. Griffin who was buried‘. T19 in Charlottetown Monday. left yes- d terday momma’ by plane to return They were accomp- niece. Mrs. Reta Spencer. also cf Dorchester.

linment for ‘ Bum- merside n xt week have their var- lou: act: n excelluit lhlpt under the direction of Min Mn i 3 and all indication: point to a re evening's entertain t B

Paul's Hall when St. Patrick's Day once more rolls around. The

in 1111i of 11111 c nvent.

-ATTENDED MEETING - A large number of farmer: from the lwestern section of the Province A“?! Wrmnttended the meetin I of the Po-

itato Growers‘ Assoc ation held in G

gAlLLANsW a AtMtbe PEI. I on 1m y arch 10,1940 Mr.’ and Mr:- Ivan Gallant (me

Samuel Duncan. Mill Road are receiving congratula- tions having celebrated their 45th wedding anniversary February 15th. Mr. and Mrs. Duncan are both en- joying good health and are privileg- ed to have their grandchildren living near Their anniversary was very pleas- antly spent at their home? ‘Durin the evening a sum tuous supper dinner was enjoyed after which the remainder 1f evening was devoted chat. and a hearty sing song. After 0i the singing of “Blest Be Th the guests departs wnii them toltléeir e

At Realm. funeral service was held Tuesday moming, March 5 at H0111 Rosary Cathedral. Requiem igh Mass was conducted by Rev.

Father A.J. Phelan, with Fathers

Bergin and Vincent Murphy 5 J . as deacon and sub-deacon. arers were. D J. -M.an

m. vemon minim. mberlfonma twin"- At ta Prin ' Hospital, March e0, 9%; ma‘?

SC

t the m . 04m.

arm-Jan. ‘firs... . . i-o .

(nee Dorothy‘ Dingwell),

Judson. Y-At the Charlottetown Hospital on Mai-ch 9. 1946. to Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Murray. Charlotte- n. '1‘ -— At the King's Coun-

, , to Mr. and MrshAl- exande: Stewart. Montague, P. E. 1.,

KING — A! the King's Hospital, Montague P. 1L‘. 946 4

Heber II-lardy and Allen a, . . Shea. South Kildare was

. Howard Bowman. Montrose, also attended the meet- t

viving are two sisters and three brothers, Mrs. Florénce McAleer of Charlottetown. Miss Margaret Grif~ fin. Brookline, Mass. Richard and James Griffin of Dorchester. Mass, and Joseph Griffin of Toronto. Prince Edwin-d Island, Mr. Griffin went to Regina in 1916 and established himself in the con- W tracting business.

Always a keen churchman. he was a member of Holy Rosary Men's Club and a third degree Knight; of Columbus. For 25 years Mr. Griffin had been an enthusiastic curler a member of the Regina Curling Club for that time.

The remains left Regina Wednes- day mcrninil. March 6..aoccmpan- ied bv MEET. Hughes, for interment in Charlottetown.

were met by his brother. riffin of Toronto and his nephew. Ira McAleer. al rcnto, who accompanied the re. mains to Charlottetown.

to their homes can-yin many pleasant memor es of evening spent with their this worthy couple continued health and happiness in the future years.

CRASWELL - JUDSO! very pretty wedding took place on March 1st at Zion Manse of Minnie Edith Craswell. only dauzhber Mrs. Craswell and the late Walter Craswell of Charlottetown. to John Lewis Judson. son of the late Mr. and Mrs. George R. Judson of Dundim Centre, P.E.I.. G. Carlyle Webster offici- ating. The bride wore a blue suit with black accessories, and ccrsage of pink carnatloris. cousin Miss Sadie Worth bridesmaid in a brown suit. with