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,3”, AND M18. JOIBPII I. Wanna, Emerald Junction, will ,9 ,3, home to their” friends and neighbors on Wednesday cvcninl. August 23rd from 8.00 p.m. on the occasion of the 35th anhlversary

0, their marriage.

.1-HE 1251'!-I ANNIVERSARY of the North Bedequa United Church will be observed on Sunday, Aug.

1). at 11.00 am. and 7.30 p.m. Guest speaker. Rev. Dr. W.A. Mac-

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..'ro KIRKLAND LAKE-Miss Loretta Murphy of Clcrmont left ast week for Kirkland Lake. 0nt.. 0 Visit. her brother Dan. She will he VLS'il. her brothers Mark and llstin and their families before elurning home. K

-ENGAGl-ZMENT. Mr. and us. Robert Hickey. Dlmley. -. 3. I.. announce the engagement t their youngest daughter. Evelyn lildred Genevieve to Kenneth ;ydnCy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred l. llicks. McKcea Mills, N. B. Mar- '1age to take place on Monday. teptember 4th. at one o'clock P. M. (eir Memorial Presbyterian ihurch. Maipeque. P- E- 1-

jRETIl'RNs1To REGINA-Miss loan Burns left for Regina. Sask., ))' plane on Thursday evening of- er spending a very enjoyable ioliday with her parents. Mr. and Vlrs. Walter 8. Burns. Freetown. this being Joan's first visit to the Island. she was impressed with its )EillIi)'. and the hospitality of the

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-AT ROTARY-Vice president n. 1.. Bradshaw presided at the -egular meeting of the Rotary Zlub of Summerslde held at the )lympia yesterday. Rotarlan Wm. .-layward gave a talk on displaced irrsons and said that there are nsny competent professional and zechnical men awaiting an oppor- mity to come to Canada from it .0310. Guests were Chief Justice hane A. Campbell and Chief of blice Peter White.-S.

-GUESTS AT "'l'BEHOLME"- &:cent visitors registered at "Tre- . lane", Kcnsington, were Mr. and Mrs. J.-A. Field and daughter. Betty, and Mr. W. A. Field; all of New Richmond. Quc.: .T.H. Flem- ning. Woodstock. N. 3.; Doug Brenton. Saint John. N.B.: Lindsie iaker, St. Croix. Hants Co.. N. 5.; Phyllis MacDonald. and Marjorie Jallant, Charlottetown: Elaine Od- .cr. Sault Ste. Marie.-Ont.: Roms Perry. Summer.-ride; Florence Cle- nents. Fredericton. N. B. Bur.

-FIFTH BIRTHDAY CELEB- IATED-Mrs. Preston Woodalde snlcrtained at her home in Mar- nie on Tuesday, August 15th, at l party celebrating the fifth birth- isy of her .daughter Doris. Re- freshments included ice cream and s cake with five candles. The fol- lowing small folk attended the party: Constance and Ronalda Brown. Diane Mayhew. Terry and Virginia Gallagher. Isabel Adams. Betty McGuirk. and Dot-ls' broth- arr. James and Hilbert. and sister Marjorie. Needless to salt. all had a delightful time. Bur.

-on wars rnoss SARI.-Mr. ind Mrs. Lee Busche of imperial, is.-k., accompanied by their son md daughter-in-law of Halifax. V'.S.. spent a few days as the wei- rome guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wal- er Burns. Freetown. Mr. and Mrs. ausche, Sr.. motored from Sack- itchewan. leaving there on June -7th. and have been travelling iver since. They were delighted vilh our fair island and hope to 'elurn again some day. They also took in one day at Old Home Week at Charlottetown.

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-Friends of Mr. Ray Douglas. silnley. are glad to see him a- .-ound again. after a recent serious iperation. ' Bur.

-Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Roberts Ind family were visitors to Chair.- lottetown on Saturday. Bur.

,-Miss Rom Hamilton. Ken- 5"Ili0n. was a recent visitor to ,"31"HX. where she spent an en- Nyable week with relatives.

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C-The many friends of Mr. Earl 18". New London, are sorry to earn of his illness. andiwish him i Weed! recovery. Mr. Carr is a Patient in the P. l:.l. Hospital.m”

-Mm Marion Carr has return- " Mr work at Beech Grove hospital.-Iltcr spending a pleasant dolldl! at her horns in New bon- .”"- Mill Carr also visited friends In Halifax while,-,.on. vaeatlon..

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-SOPIIQLL Badoqus, tonight at 0.30 sharp. Third game of fin- als. Freetown vs. Bcdequc.

-CAIRNS Annual picnic will be held at Wilbur Stavert's shore on Wednesday. August 23rd.

Personals

--Miss Jean TM'cLeod and Miss Nora McCarville of Kensington are vacationing at Niagara Falls.

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- Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. mm. onds of Lancaster. N. Y., are guegu of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Badger. Kenslngton.

-Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Mcl(enna. Emerald, returned Friday evening after visiting their daughter. Sister Frances Patrick, St. Paul's Con- vent. Dartmouth. N. S.

- Mrs. Edward Laughlin of Sherbrooke is a. patient in the Prince county Hospital. Her many friends wish her a speedy recov- 011- - S

-l-ler many friends will be glad to know that Mrs. Crawford Pick- etf.s. Kelvin Grove is maki.ng a good recovery after an operation in the Prince County Hospital on Tues- day.

--Dr. and Mrs. .1, F. Frank. their young daughter. Mary Ellen. of Sackvllle. N. B., and Mr. William Pulien of Toronto. were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Walker, summerslde.-S

- Dr. and Mrs. Cecil Delaney of sherbrooke. Que. are visiting Dr. Delaney's parents, Dr. and Mrs. Mark Delaney, summerside.- 5

--Mr. and Mrs. Albert Walker of Halifax. N. 5.. were visiting Char- lottetown during Old Home Week. They were also guests of Mr. Walker's mother, Mrs. John Walk- er of Kensington. P. E. Island.

Contract At S.'-side Airport Near Completion

A million dollar contract is just about completed at the summer- sids R. C. A. 1''. station and by the end of the week it should buboni- irely wound up. on August is. 1949. Baysidc Construction Co. Ltd. of Campbeliton. N. 3.. started con- struction of 150 housing units for the Air Force personnel and now just about a year later the job is about done.

All of the houses have been turn- ed over to the Air Force and have been occupied. At present there are only seven or eight men employed fixing up odds and ends and they should finish on Saturday. At the peak of employment over 300 men were given work including those employed by the sub-contractors The units are divided into three types: Ninety-nine for sinner: and N. C. O.'s; 42 for senior N. C. O.'s and junior officers and nix! for senior officers. The area is now known as slemon Pork after air Vice Marshal Blemon, who formally opened it.last December. Although this contract is about finished there is still a great deal of work being done. ctornso Con- struction Co. Ltd. of New Glasgow. N. 5. this spring commenced a contract for the erection of a fur- ther 105 units and when these are completed slemon Pan's will have more houses than many small

towns Co. Ltd. are

M: F. Schurmsn erecting a school for the children living there and Curran and Briggs Ltd. are grading the street: and making the water and sewer- aga installations.-S.

Brldai Shower

-The Misses Agatha Macbellan. Eunice Shea. and Brenda Rickey were Joint hostesses in honor of Miss Doroth Rogers. at ihehoms of Mr. and no. Edgar Hickey on Thursday evening. Aug. ioth. with the arrival of her. many friends. the bride was ushered into the

pink and white for the occasion. by bur two little cousins as min- iature-brids and groom. Master Willard and little Miss Mary Rog- on. when her lady friends show- ered her, with many beautiful and .uscful,gifts. including many envel- opss which made up a valuable purse. - . , , . nldissca hunlcauitiu sag Bung- iekor oomdi ” 0 care: .An A Idaotallan field the . p .and Pearl Cameron arranged lifts on tbftalla. fa. Q iiliu ltogars thank the, donors vary heartily. end a Joined in singing "tor sun Ajlolly Good

Rsfraagmants muuafasmarady b! the colossal. an yl . ins and 'Mm9mv.:slt:r'

' '-sb'd'Iro..'Is"risioe.'O. rm. fsonflvuy lam the music of the Creator brothers. llwocd and Carl tbotalltookpsrtin I few I003

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S'sid.e i lleiums from Trip Overseas

to It-gland and Scotland as a member of a group of so Canadian boys who were guests of Mr. W. 3:1-field Weston. British ind-sstrtsl-

The fates were determined that his tripahould be an eventful one because it started off by his ship

- lust ahead of a possible strike.

when Mr. Weston was a member of Parliament in Britain during the war he had promised that as soon as shipping was svallable he would

will holiday in Canada. This was done in 1949 and was so successful that Mr. Weston expanded his idea this year for fifty more Britorm to come to Canada. and for fifty Can- adians to visit Britain. .

The boys in Canada were ”oaen by the Y. M. C. A. for qualities of cooperation and good citizenship and for the ability to a.bsos'n what

8 they would see. From this Province

besides Ronald Hard of Summer- side there was also Robert Nelson of Charlottetown.

At Loss For Worh I

Last evening Ronald was at a loss to find wordsto adequately ex- press the enjoymentheexperienced and the gratitudehefelt for being chosen. The boys boarded the line! Franconla at Quebec on July 12in and a half hour after they sailed the ship went aground on the Is- land of Orleans. The passengers were ordered on deck with their lifr-belts and kept there till they were removd from the ship on a tug.

They were not even allowed in take any clothing with them but they recovered their luggage tlr! next day. Arrangements were then made to fly them to Britain and two days later they took off from Montreal's Dorval Airport in two parties. Ronald travelled on a British Overseas Airways strato- cruiser and before reaching Lon- don one engine conked out and they landed on three engin . H9 passed over this experience lightly saying "there was nothing to it' but t e official booklet of the trip descri s it as a "hair-raisins OX" perience."

While in England and scotlan-'1 the tour was well planned and they travelled all the why by bu! over excellent paved roads. They visited the House of Commons where Beverley Baxter. CanldlI"- bom member of Parliament acvhl as host. They had luncheon with 1eading parliamentarians representir-'11 this URN DIWHI Rt Hon. Herbert Morrison. leader at the House of Commons, Rt. Hon

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St. Mary's Convent Chapel. Slim- merslde was the scene of a Pratt? wedding on Monday month! I'- seven o'ciock when Rev. 901181” MacNelll united in mu-ruse P-"line Eleanor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Rogers and LAG Norm!!! Whiteman Macheod. 30!! 01 W'-

Mrs. Leslie Maclleod of New alas-

chsrge of the wedding music and the 01:1: Choir sans narrow-to hymns during the nuptial masl. Mrs. Charles cabin. soloist-

The chapel was artistically dac- orsted with gladioli and sweet pass for the occasion.

Given in mcrri8l0 57-3"? "W35 thrbride was lovely in 319' 'Pd' ding gown of white satin with sweet- heart neckline. my point sleeves. fitted bodice and full skirt with long train. I-lcr fu length vlil III hold in place with a coronal: of seed pearls. aho curled a bouquet of Better Time roses and wore a double strand of FORM. 6 ll-3 01 the grown. ,i Miss Irene Rogers washersisters bridesmaid and was sownod in mauve taffeta with matching head- dress. Her bouquet was of 11141011 and can-nations in white.

Little Muriel Bocers. sister of the bride. was wtnsomc in has white satin floor-length lawn with head- dreas of flowers and 8110 amid ft nogogay of sweet peas. The brides mother was ttirsd in a drill 0! navy polka dot with ha and white accessories and she 0. canals of pink carnatlona. O

The groom's mother was gowned in navy with pink accessories

pink carnauons. p

LAC, Bert Gaffney was grooms- man and Mr. Donald Rogers and LAO James Mcrbeloy were the unh-

srs. rollowlng the ceremony a wad- ding breakfast for sixty guests was

room. appropriately trimmed in par

and white gladsoli and lighted tap- ers was centered with a tlsras-tiar wedding oaks topped witha miniat- use bride and groom. Mr. and Mrs. adaclaod left on I wedding trip for New Glasgow. N. 3.. and on return . a in summcrsids. The bride travs .in a suit of navy ltbardlnl Vim HIV! and white accessories and a census of rod I .

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send fifty British boys on I good- ,

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snumay as-n. Cosuervativ depu c loads! and Ba. Hon.-Cieme.nt Dav! iss. ubsral loader. , ,

Guests of Navy

from London they , and be Portsmouth and had o wonderful day with the Royal Navy. visiting lull. Victory to

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Ronald a any recording an the places ho. visited and the

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the most part interns sl- there was no room discussion about the possibility ofiwsr than there A in Canada.

apprehensive of the

cludsd slvarsl visits to the theatre and the Barbara Ann Scott show. "Ross Marie". Among the tinned- ian boys were two from New- foundland.. one from the Yukon and one from the North-West Ter- ritories. There were 'seVen boys

and only be most and for I. Clark. situation although in Gap

A lighter side of their trip in- R0

Ler- Branch Meets ..l.?:..:.'tiJ'i.:':.?.?.":.l .i.':?32:.:f

lan Legion was held last evening with the president. Iarlc Cannon in the chair

Delegates were appointed so the provincial convention as mllowa: Idolliaon

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isobar and Roland Halfp- son was appointed to head the com- mittee in charge of it. The fin- ancial rsporf. was givm by W. A.

a favourable financial condition.- Mr. M. .P. Titul rtbortad that the Legion band is coming along fine under the lesdership of Mr. Clrio Drapeau. All of the instru- ments have arrived. Ms. Titus pointed out that it takes quite a

1'0!!! Quebec. three of whom could not speak English when the trip started but by the time they arriv- ed home they could carry on g conversation quite euily.-8.

NOT QUITE ICEBOUND

HALSINBORG. Sweden-(CP)- The sight of melons and paprika growing outdoors in Sweden greets the visitor to the nearby plant breeding establishment. Weibuils- holm. The melons are nearly ready for harvest and the pap- rika is said to be sweeter and

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while to train new bandsmen and that there are openings for more

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11:. Harry Bishop was appoint.- odchairman of the poppy commit- ted. It was decldcd to hold an amateur boxing meet in the near future and all boxers in Prince County would be given an opport- unity to compete.-S.

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