99. John James Bowlen, the son of Michael and Mary (Casey) Bowlen 
     
    
   
   
    
     was born in Cardigan, in 1876. He was a successful businessman and 
     
     politician and was appointed to the post in 1950. At the end of the term, 
     
     Bowlen was allowed to continue in the post until his passing on December 
     
     16, 1959. 
     
    

    
     100. Dr. Peter A. MacIntyre of Souris. 
     
    

    
     101. Keith MacKenzie 1973-1978, 1983-1987 and 1991-1993. 
     
     102. Morley S. Acorn in 1936 and Andrew P. Meurant in 1970. 
     
     103. Anna McIntosh. She happened to be in the photo when the Duke | 
     
     and Duchess of York were signing the guest book on their visit to Souris 
     
     on July 15, 1989. 
     
     104. Chairman Wendall Glover assisted by Merton Jardine and James 
     
    

    
     Doyle. 
     
     105. P. C. McCormack settled in Wrangell, Alaska in 1897 and was) 
     
     prominent in business and public life. He was elected as a Republican for 
     
     two terms in the state assembly. 
     
    

    
     106. John McCormack was Speaker of the House of Representatives 
     
     and would have been named President if Vice-President Lyndon B. Johnson 
     
     also had been shot that day. McCormack, realizing his position, would 
     
     never acknowledge being a P.E.I. native, for it is stated in the American 
     
     Constitution that a President must be born in the United States. 
     
    

    
     107. Robert (Bob) MacQuarrie was the son of the Rev. Waldron and 
     
     (Auld) MacQuarrie, a United Church minister serving the Souris-Bay 
     
     Fortune Pastoral Charge. 
     
    

    
     108. Ellen Douglas Webber. Ms. Webber was the daughter of Joseph W. 
     
     and Charlotte Blanche (Hughes) MacDonald. She was a lawyer and 
     
     practised in Halifax and Ottawa. Ms. Webber was an Alderman for the 
     
     City of Ottawa (1961-1962) anda Member of the Board of Control (1963- 
     
     1972). She was the granddaughter of former M.P. and Senator James 
     
     Joseph Hughes. 
     
    

    
     109. George Edward Aitken was born in Souris in 1853. He left PE.I. at 
     
     the age of 29 and settled in California. At the time of his death in 1922, he 
     
     was the President of the Oakland Club, Sons and Daughters of the Maritime 
     
     Provinces. He was an alderman in the City for six years. 
     
    

    
     110. David Allison Anderson (1922-1986) was lawyer in Toronto until 
     
     his appointment as a County and District Court Judge in Newmarket in 
     
     1982. | 
     
     111. Cyrus Ching of Red Point was lauded for his services by then Senator 
     
    

    
     Walter F. Mondale of Minnesota in 1966. Mondale served as Vice-_ 
     
     President from 1977 to 1981 under then President Jimmy Carter. 112. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Ching was one of Franklin D. Roosevelt’s three primary advisers. 
     
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