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JANUARIf. 1o. A1918

MONDAY

NEW HOME IN SAINT JOHN — Mrs. lllniest Wheatley, now in Saint John. has purchased a seven-room cottage at 288 Miilridge Ave. there.

Mr. and Mrs. Roderick Nichol- Ion and daughter Elaine of Sham- rock, P. E. I., are spending their holidays with their daughters in Montreal.

Mrs. Bruce Somers. Bradalbane In spending a very pleasant holi- day with Mr. and Mrs. Joe M. Reynard and grand-daughter in IoJChlIIP, Quebec.

Mr. and Mrs. Sterling NlCllOl- son. Bradalbane. tire spencilnc I very enjoyable holiday with frlcilcls and relatives ln Lachille' and Montreal.

Mr. and lvl~xs S.cl.".llz Nlcllol- Ion and Mrs. Bruce Sonicrs. Brad- vilbane, and Mr. and Mrs. Joe M. Reynard, Lachlne. speilt Christ- rms eve with lhe Nicholson fam- ily in Longueuil. Quebec.

‘The mnllv friends of Mr. Prank Riggs will regret to learll lllfil ‘It has been necessary for Arm tn ell- ter the PF. I. Hospital for t-reat- ment for influenza.

_-SLlGli'I‘ FIRE —Sunlnlersidc _;!ll‘e_men ‘were called out about nine o'clock Saturdiupunornil-ls 9° the residence of Mr. Lloyd Scott_'m Eustnne street. ollcloth" near 1n overheated stovelpipe had caught but. there was very little clamdge. -S.

_I'.-\L\'FIII. INJURY -— .\frs. F’. L. Orr 1| resting as comfortably as can be expectfld it thl Prim‘! County Hospital where she i: a patient. Mrs. Orr had her left arm broken lust below the shoul- der when she fell on the base- ment; steps at her home at Ken- aingtou on Tuesday 0f 1851 We“ -—Bi1!'.

_.Mi:g Dorothy Barraas. BA. 35w, who has been spending the Christmas holidays with 11H parents. Rev. E. J. Barrass and Mrs. Barr-ass, Summerside. rc- turned on Friday morriinz t0 1'!- aume her studies for the degree of M. S. W. at the University of ‘Toronto-S.

Mr. Everett Paynter suffered a painful accident on Monday at hi: hem at Lon: River. when he had hi: left shoulder dislocated ‘While oitoniptlas w tit I bish- gplrited horse, which had broken Joule in tho stable. Dr. B991‘ W95 “lied, and set the limb. Mr. Payntar la resting u comfortably u can be expwted-

-SASK. VISITORS - Miss Ignatla Lannlgan and Miss Agnes Lannigan of Wilkle, sask. arrived on the Island Wednesday lo visit their grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. John Cullen of i-lope River and numerous other relatives. It ll their first visit to their mother’: native Province anti needless to any they are receiving a warm wel- oome.-K.

.GOLD PRODUCING DUCK - There may not he gold mines here. but we have what is perhaps hel- (er - fowl that literally produce gold. Mrs. Earl Reeves, 124 Hills- boro St. purchased a, duck in the market. and when preparing it for the oven, discovered in the gil- zard a shiny piece of yellow metal. Taking it to a iewelier silo was assured it n-as real gold.

ISLANDI-JR DICAII. - Airs. Koren MacKinnon Coffin, native of Char- lottetown, tiled suddenly Friday ev- ening at her home, Newburyport, Mass. Age 72. She was the widow of John Collin and is survived by her sisters Mrs. John Hunt and Miss Isabel MacKinnon and broth- ers Finley MacKinncn and James MacKinnon and daughters Mrs. Wallace Robbins and Miss Cather- ine Coffin. Funeral services are being hold Monday afternoon.

NEW COMPANY — Notice of application for letters patent for incorporation uilder the Joint Stock Companies ~Act of the Royal Packing Company. Ltd. appears in the Jan. 3 issue of the Royal Gazette. The head office of the lompany is to be ‘at Charlotte- town, the capital stock being 840,000 divided into 400 shares of $100 each. The applicants, all residents of Charlottetown, are J. Daniel Jenkins. Ralph E. Jenk- ins. llnila J. Saunders. Thelma B. Eddy and Ethel Blanche Jenkins.

.81‘. PETERIS FIRST All) - On Friday, December 12th Mn. Harry Cudmore. Provincial Direc- tor Pint Aid and ItMss lphlgenie Arscnault, Red Cross Commission- er examined eleven pupils in St. Peter's North school. On Dec- ember 23rd the following were awarded their Junior First Aid Com-imam: Muy Glllis, llllda loaciter, Joan Powell. Betty Lewis. Iernadctlp Gillie, Catherine Mu:- Oollum. Floyd Jay, Frances Gillis. I. J. O'Han.ley, Ardelle Gillia. Rory Imvll,

Mr. Scott Moose, Kensington, In tho recipient of a purse of money. totalling in the vicinity of Io, on Christmas Eve. when _he woo Ioiipd upon by a delegation representative of the box-holders d Rural mum l. Mr. Moose is the efficient Ind obliging mall courier on the route which serves Clmnoot, Kelvin and Norboro. and the gift war a mark of ap-

roclatfou from wratcful box- , ldm for faithful service rend-

. III ihroiihouv the put you.

—SOCIAL GATHERING — Mr. and Mrs. Fred Davison entertain-l ed on Monday evening at their charming home at Kensington, at an informal card party in honor of Mr. Davisons birthday. Pour tables of auction were in play. The award for highest scoring was won by Mr. Peter Nelson. and Dr, J. K. Beer received the con- solation prize. A dainty lunch complete with birthday cake, was served by the hostess-Bur.

—I’R.ESEN'I‘ATION — Mrs. Leo liughes, Kensinglon director of the Indian River. Kensington Dramatic Club. was pleasantly surprised on Friday owning when the mem- bers o! the Dramatic eluh visited her and presented her with a beautiful colored wool blanket in approrizitiorl of her work as (lireclol- of tho play "The Luck of the Irish" An address of appreciation was read hy .\Il‘. Erwin Thompson lvlllle Mrs, Leslie Ramsay made the presentation. Although takvn completely by surprise .\li'5. Hughes expressed her thanks in a few ap- propriate TPIHZIFRS. A jOllv soy-iel cvelting followed with music, sinc- ing and games. .\ houniiful lunch was served by tho indies-K.

I. O. D. E. ‘MEETING ~ The December meeting of the Abe- givclt Chapter I. O. D. E. was held on Friday afternoon at the home of the Vice-Regent. Mrs. W. M. Mellish. who presided, Plans were made dilrlng the routine business to have I. 0. D E. calendars pre- se1ltcd"fl5 the Sunlmersidc High School alld__St. Mairylsgconviant, as, well as a box of leather to be giv- en the leather craft class at the High School. The first I. O. D. E. Buysary of $50.00 was awarded by. the Abeizweit Chapter to Mr. Chcstcr MacDonald. a student at Dalhousie Law School and a son of Mr. arid li/Irs. Harold MacDon- ald. Summerslde. A most inter- esting lettcr was read from Mrs. New, National President, in regard to her rcccut visit to London. Eng- land. While there she distributed Canadian I. O. D. E. food parcels to the most needy, who were deep- ly grateful. It was moved that a letter of thanks be sent to Mrs. Ella I-Iaclzer for her donation of $25.00 for “Food for Britain." On Friday, January 9. sewing will be resumed at _the home of lVIIra. Harry Silliphant, Central Street. All members were requested to at- tcrld and assist. It was decided to hold the next two meetings, January 2E» and February‘ 26. in tho Town liall-S.

TUESDAY

Rotation Les. Stacy presided yesterday. The guests included Dr. GD. Stvcl and Mr. L.W. Shaw. Charlottetown, Mr Donald Mac- Beth, Acadia, anti Mr. Andrew Glen, Brier Crest. Saskatchewan.

Miss Barbara Doyle. student llurse at Verdun General Hospital. Verdun, Quebec. spent tile New Year holiday with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. s. F. Doyle, 40 Roch- ford Street. She left yesterday on return.

A very inlcrestlnfl address on her experiences III lhe tropics was given at Rotary luncheon yester- flay by Miss Mildred Harrington, leacher in tho Model School, Char- lottetown. who returned last Sep- tember alter a two years visit l0 Trinidad.

FIRST ALARM THIS YEAH- City firemen were called out f0.- the first time in the New Year last night at 9:15, to attend to a flue fire at a home on the corner of Great George and Dorchcster Streets. No damage was reported

ENJOYABLE DINNER PARTY -Mr. and Mrs. Preston Sentner entertained at a most enjoyable New Year's dinner party for their brothers and sisters with their wives and husbands, at their love- ly home in Parkdale.

Miss Mary Graham, accompanied by her neice Mrs. Julia MacDonald, have returned to their respective homes after attending the funeral of the farmer's brother. the late Alexander Grahalm of somerville. Mass.

FUNERAL SERVICES — The funeral of William Lloyd, the in- fant son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Campbell, Spring Valley, was held from Keir Memorial Presbyterian Church on Sunday. Jan. 4th at 2.20 pm. The service wal conduct ed by Rev. J. A. McGowan. A mix- ed choir sang, "The Lords My shepherd“. "There is a Better World" and "Safe in the Arms 3f Jesus". Interment was made in the People's Cemetery. Maipeqlle The funeral was under the direc- tion of Mr. Joseph L. Davlson.

LAID T0 RESTZ- The funeral of the late Mr. Leigh Sutherland wvas held on Saturday, Jan. 3rd at 1.30 pm. from his residence. sea View. The service was conducted by Rev. J. A. McGowan. A mixco choir sang, "The lord's My Shep- herd". "Peace. Perfect Peace" and "Abide With Me". The pail bear or: were: Messrs. Fred Donald, James Murphy, Arthur Campbell, Ray Burt, Earle Mat-Kay and Rob ert Cousins. The funeral was undc. direction of Mr. J. L. Davlaon. In- terment took place in the Peo- ple's Cemetery. Malpeque.

FORMER RESIDENT- Friends in, Charlottetown will learn wlti. regret of the death of Sgt. Stev- ens of the Rural Canadian Mount- ed Police. Sgt. Stevens was ata- tloned in Charlottetown for twelve years and was well known throughout the Province. Hi. death occurred on Dec. 31st. at Nalcam, Basic. where he has been living since his retirement o snort

ignited the others causing Climb! -Thc sad news reached friend! along his hip and thigh. At -: l and relatives in searltown on Dec. time the hurns were not conslder- 6th of the death of Thomas (Thom) ed serious but as the days passed W. Bradshaw in Halifax Holpital the injured thigh continued to on Dec 51h. i-ie was in hll usual fester and as a result it was ne- health until a month before hi: cessary, in tne opinion of his death but on the advice of hi! physician, to remove him to hns- physician on the previous Tues- pitai and have new skin grafted day he was taken io Halifax by His many young friends \\1$ll him chartered plane for an operation. a speedy recovery.—S. But on his arrival his condition -_-_ became serious and hla five‘ lOIll SOCIAL EVENING - An eu- lge-ifithtohlt: lflrlllaihll: a;:.or.§m?::; joyable evening was spent on Dec. Fflday nigh, u 10,5 27th art the comfortable home of ' ' M“ 5"‘! “"5- Gcmge 3°"- Kmg‘ Mr. William Burden, who has ston- when members of Queen Mary been spendmg his cmlsunas vb f... O. B. A met to show their canon m Mamas,“ Wm, his m,” appleflfllm" l“ W'- Be" l“ 5° ther, Mrs. J. E. Burden. has "- capably looking giler lhcirI/otige turned u, Enmrsonv Manfloba, “mm “Hendmg w m’ m" “Ml u-here he is enlploved in the Bark lumps. Mr, Davis Ward r-anably of Nova Seoul Mn Burden for"; acted as chairman for tllclovcasion H“, worked in the Monun“, and nflcr nlaklng eomplinu-nlaly branch before Johnna the "med remarks, called on .\lls. l\ell Camp- “ma, M,” h,‘ dlscharle, M boll to read tlu- adrless. Mrs. worked m Montague ‘m, a Sh”,

Cfilllplloll expressed the feelings - . _ of all the members and gave their $1,305,, ‘mo! to ms transfer w Em hcnrtlest thanks to Mr, Boer. Mrs. '

. -. . . - l. ,, “—" Befxlffl‘sfli'lll“"sV'r:F.‘peI:illLl"l" _Bo" ENTERS HOSPITAL- jgpruqquu‘, J“,'_"’°Ne,, Cgméhc“ Master Richard Bavidurit. soil of then irresenteil l\lr. 509,. ,,.,,',, a Mr. and lift-s. Vincent Savidant. heauliful footstool. Mr, Beer fil- Jr" Rluseu Sh?” ‘a a ‘lament in tlnglv replied thanking the nlem- “f? Plume Cuumy Hospital for bersiior their gill. .\'Irs. Wllilc- 5km grafting Pperauon as a rem‘ new Y“, presented M“ Hebe, of burns received some time ago. Campbell and Roland Ward with The young boy had been puymg a gm m, so wnnngh, hdpmg 0,,“ with fire crackers and had put many limes in vnlnrlaining, The an apparefmy detective one back remainder o.‘ the l‘\'f‘llill'_' was spent m ms pocket’ along with others’ in social intercollrsn and clljovahle frhe cram‘? later expllmefj and music was furnished by I-lnber l,“ Bushe-l‘ Be” R,l"erl_ Campbell. Roland Ward and Mrs. “am A‘ Golfing?‘ fargaganf, D ' Everett; Holmes, All vrenrieri their am w: M“ "Mi "Fe ' m‘ way honmwan, hopmgwha, ha,“ iel AxMBCPODBlC, Souris, Spurgeon Bccr would slill be able to carry W.',.“alkel’ ngour_l'tnslz,ewart‘snlt,,el,l(t on the work in which he has proven C1113‘ St’ Po “SQ o an e c ’ ,0 Uapabun , Royalty Junction, Joseph Weir.

tdnunt Albion; Harold McCloskey,

. ' ‘ . . Melville. _'\DDRE5s AND PRhSEN1A' Sunlcnerside Class - Certificates,

""°N—P"I°’ l° “"3" d°"“'“"° first vear—Misses Kathleen John- frlr Charlottetown to take up rcsi- m“, hm,‘ Dahen, M-essrg, ma“. dame’ M“ an?‘ Mrs‘ Ingham Johnston: Reginald I-lockin; Sher- Paluier were waited on recently man Parke, Les," Macmduff; by representatives of the different Edgar Ramsay Anglican S°deues or s” Marys Borden Class-Certificates, firs! Church, Summerside. The societies YEM__M,SS Beatnce Murphy; represented were the senior W. A., Nndlne R HOWE"; Sybil y; gowns; ‘he Jumor w~ A" m‘ Guild “n: Messrs Sheldon Nicholson; Gunett sl- Jim" ‘Pd si- MEYY‘! MY‘ u. Ross; Walter Farmer; Phillip men's Association. Mr. James Ed“.,,,.dDOy1e_ Comlcil read a conipllnlcllturyl acl- vwmher _ gears;- Dglghgn, dress and Mr. E. E. Parkman 1mm; Receim __ Reginald 5t. president of the Laywnclrs Assoc- C13,,- R-Kigcrg, lfllIDil, presented Mr. and Mrs. lyicdaiiigns, third ygar-Messrs. Palmer with a mahogany coffee pay-m,- Trenimim; Robert D_ M". table. Mr. and Mrs. Pnlmei‘ both 171191-5931; Ralph Toombs: Forbes responded and thanked the various 5...“; Mlsshs Hgien Herring; Hazel societies for their thoughtfulness slum-Dc; Mary Fan-ow, which they said was very unex- pected. They expressed regret at “YEDNESDAY leaving Summerslde, which they would always consider as tlicir home. Vcn. Archdeacon G. It Harrison and the others presen‘. spoke briefly on the ‘loss that the parish was sustaining" in the re- moval of the Palmer family to Charlottetown. Miss Adele Baker on bchalf of the Juiilor W. A. pre- selitcd a gift to Miss Elizabeth Palmer. Others present were Mrs Gothard Baker, Mrs. Ernest Mills, Mrs. George I-Iogg, Mr. Emery Lyle and Mr. Geo. T. Clarke.-S. —Miss Effie MacKay entertained her bridge club at. her home in summcrside on Friday evening

"Mr. Weldon Matthewslaw stu- dent at Dalhousie University left on Monday on return to Halifax after spending the Christmas holidays at his 110ml! in 01-49811’-

The many friends of Mrs. C. A. Donnelson, who made her home in Montrose, P. E. 1.. for many years, will be glad to learn she arrived safely in Indiana, U. S. A.. Where she will reside with relatives. ‘.

Mr. Gilbert Henry was elected President. of the Charlottetown Gyro Club at the annual meet- High 5Com was held by MES Map lug held at the Charlottetown m, S,,a,.p__5_ i-iotel Monday night. Other of-

ficers elected were as follows: 1st Vice-President. R. I-I. Jank- ins; 2nd vice-president. Horrie Brown; secretary, Charles Mc-

Five retired employees of the Canadian National Railways.

Prince Edward island Division. . w,“ recewe U“. ,,.,.,p,.,.,a, scwke Quaid; treasurer, Alex Mclaaac.

Medal for long and meritorious ser- Dlrectms appointed were’ hulk vice m, l ceremony 1o be held this Curtis, lial Bohaker and Emmott morning at 11 o'clock in the as- Macnlmald- sembl all i buildillg? l“ “he m“ Stan“ woonwoarn OFFICIAL nuns I-lis Honour Lieutenant Governor _ M“ "w-J- wllwn- T°r°nl°l °l J. A. Bernard will make the pres- F-W- w°°lw°rlh "d c°mlmlly W" enm,i0ns_ ML D_w_ Kyle’ Manna“, in the City yesterday, it is under. N15,, regional supervisor of firs, stood Mr. Wilson's visit ll 00n- Aid. will preside at the function. "efled Wm‘ h“ film's Pmpfl"! A lama numb...- O; employees w,“ erection of a new store ln Char- 3159 by; the fgQipjgnts of pits; Md loltetomi. its construction will ne- awams, which Wm be presented by cessitate the moving to other Hon. w.J.P. MacMillan, 0,315,, quarters of Jamieson‘: Drug Store. Railway medical officer, Crockett and Storey, and Wright's other clog, cfliplgyeqg at sum. Shoe store. All those firms are merslde and Borden will also re- leveled on Queen Street- ceive First Aid awards. with the Summerside ceremony taking place TO SUPREME COURT —Har- today, and, at Bordon on Wednes- old McCaull, city, was committed day. for trial to the Supreme Court The Charlottetown Hotel class re- yesterday by Stipendiary Magis- ceived their awards at a ceremony trate K. M. Martin, KC. on a held there last night, with Mr. charge of breaking and entering. Kyle presiding, and Mr. Gordon The alleged offence occurred at Foster. hotel manager, making the the store of Moore and McLeod Drescnta-tlons. on the night of December l7. 1947 Following is a list of (he R. R. Bell, K.C., appeared for the recipients of awards and cortificat- accused and g, n, 301m“, K5, e51 _ for the Crown. Imperial Service Medal-Mr. Brn- est Clark Cameron, City, 43 years

iBYVlCP; Mr. Jean Andre HIGHWA" REPORT _ w”

Gaudfl- ull main highways in the Provlnoo Illgrder}, 29 years servicrl‘ Mf- open to traffic, Government plows fiolla; ‘zalfghklhqées M°P“ers°"_~ are now engaged in widening op- Mr Ernest Jana‘ ha"?! "rvgm eralions. Willie the; road from ms,‘ G2 Venn Serswc Fwigueb F; Charlottetown lo Montgillle is wo,§'0‘,oy-P00',e C,‘ “'37 _ am‘ ollvn, it is‘ duly Ififlyawidened as vm,‘ ' ' y‘ "a" 5"‘ far as Mlllview. Three machines

' . were bus, at lhat work yesterday.

cergwéfilelyd mgun-tciorlé-‘F Bourls and a Government plow was lottelown Hotel CiassjMlsses Val:- xorrgg yaslgrdayh on ‘we York let Stukey; Victoria I. liudson; Y5,‘ mm’ ul M no reamed Roberta Clark; Georgina Collins: ' Mary Arsenault; Martha A. l.und;

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wilfifmmogfwlqnodfsézn Pxpufizgtyuz; 3f IJIOZETI smells 13ft the Plant 1f rt L. L v lll ; rt M r ch- °“ l“ 3'“ L‘ -~ s“'""""l¢° orasor a a e c m M“ Monday at noon and should arrive Local C.I\‘.R. Branch (Zlass-Lab- l“ New Y°rk ‘oh-l Th“ l‘ m‘

e1Award_ 10w,“ yenkuvh“ Fm“ third consignment of amolto to b0 t,“ Rnoykh shipped in that manner to the M,,_.,,,,,,,,,, Awams‘ ,,,,,,_,, y,,,,.__ American market in the past three M,” Margaret R hung; M, J,,m_ weeks as an experiment in factor e. 1",, Hugh“ . and cheaper transportation. It is ce,““ca,,.,,_ ma, yea,___Mes,,,.sl planned to continue this mode of Fulton B. Proude; can s. Stewart; Bhlvvl"! Whil= the ml Walther Charles i=2. Small; Frmcls Arthur 55"- Waloh: Owen Everett Bcagon; Ild- -——- wing ,1, strain; Jghn ,\_ Mum"; Mr. Wilfred Gaudet. nmnngor of William Spencer; John If. Lohnca; ‘"9 summtrildl‘ 5'51"?" 01 U" flarpy w, Mch-mis; pmni} w_ Provincial Bank of Canada for the White; Archie 1.. Vlckt-rson: Petr-r fill-st six yI-‘BFI- M! hPen lrlnlfer- C. Hughes; Misses Jun Mggiilgg-i- red to the poll. of assistant mun. am: Mildred Spence; Messers. Dln- HZ" of in» Bqnk in Mango", 1mm, i.-1 Macl-‘ayden. Hunter River, ls a much larger branch. lfc ex- Everett Wood, Vernonafliarles H. peels to leave for hi: new volition Pollard, Norilh wiltshliv; John about January 19th. Hi: successor Leonard Andrews, Redford; Wily at Summeralde will be Mr. GM. ligm Stmon Buell. Murray River: Mulholland. at present account-

A truck loaded with eight tons

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I-‘rld Webster, Montague; Dn- ant of the point John, NJ. branch.

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On December 22nd. Mr. and Mrs. James Arblng, North Tryon, cele- brated their fiftieth wedding an- niversary. Chrlstmu being so near it was decided to poctpone all festivities until the 25th. at which time their facnlly. comprising two daughters. Olive. Mrs. Blaine Daw- son, North 'I‘ryon, and Ivie, Mrs. Robert Aff-leck, Bedeque, were pre- sent. with their husbands and little grandson, Orville Dawson.

Mr. and Mrs. Arblng have"spe‘rit'

their fifty years of married life in North Tryon, where Mr. Arb- ing was engaged. in the black- smith trade, retiring about a year ago. This very popular couple were "showered" with gifts and good wishes by many of their friends on Christmas -day. All unite in wishing them many more years of wedded happiness.

_()RQAN|ST “Iggy!” Gipplieavea to mourn his wife, the -On Christmas Eve. Miss Selina former Melina Bernard of Tig-

Johnsion was waited upon by a delegation representing the con- gregatlbn of lvlargate United Church. she is the church organ- ist and their Christmas gift to her was a Lorie wrist watch. Miss Johnston hos held this important

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and missing church attendance is just one thing she doesn't do. Mrs. John Johnstone. who is church treasurer, received a love- ly Sheaffer pen and pencil aet in recognition of the faithful per- formance qf painstaking duties. Both were taken completely by surprise. but gratefully thanked the donors for their beautiful glfla though each felt that work done for the Master; brings its own; re- ward. - Bur.

—WIIDDTNG OF INTERESTTO PIUSVILLE — A matrimonial core- mony of interest to resident: of Pluaviile was preformed in the Chapel at the R. C. A. l". Radio School. Clinton, Ont. Saturday afternoon, Nov. 29. when

Gladys Viola, daughter of the late,

Mr, and Mrs. Adam Holmes, was unltectin marriage to Cpl. Louis Wilfred Corcoron. Ion of Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Corcoran of Plus- ville, Prince Edward Island. The Chapel was beautifully decorated with while mums and the Squadron Leader, Rev, Father Cayne. pre- formed the double ring ceremony. The bride wore a powder blue wool street length dress with silver trimmings, black accessories and a corsage of Talisman roses. The attendant: were L. A. C. Grady and Mrs. Grady, the latter wearing» a rose crepe and black accessories. The wedding dinner was served at the Commercial Hotel, Seaforth, and later the bride and groom left from the home of Mrs, Hugh MacKay for a honey- moon trip to Niagara Falls and points in the United States. -Plua