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Mrs. William ‘Taylor and little Ilaughter spent the week-end in Albarton, the house guests of Mrs. Taylor's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hutt.

Mrs. Lena Handrahan of Sum- merside recently enjoyed a brief visit with friends in Alberton. previous to her departure for To- ronto, Ontario. on Friday morn- lng.

The continued illness of Mr. Ren- ben T. Bowness at his home in Montroae is much regretted by a wide circle of friends.

At a recent meeting of the Al- berton Local Film Council Mr. Henry Clarke was elected president and Miss Bertha Doyle was elect-

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Five interesting films, which were shown before the meeting were enjoyed by a large number of adults and also a nun-lbs at children.

"Eye Witness" showed the spring round-up of cattle on a ranch. sheep raising in British Columbia and lumbering.

"Come To Tho Fair" was an in- teresting picture based on the fn- miliar long of the same. name.

“Your Morning Milk" shoivotl the food content of milk, the nec- essity for absolute cleanliness from the time the cows are brought into the barn to be milked, until it has been pasteurized, delivered to the customer and placed on the table.

"Newfoundland, Atlantic ‘Prov- ince" ls another of the interest- ing and instructive films about Canada's newest province.

"A Mile Below The Wheat" is the story oi’ the great Lcduc oil

fields.

At this meeting a motion that a projector be purchased by Albarton and surrounding districts was sec- onded ond carried. For over a year the community has had tho loan of a projector from the Na- tional Film Board, therefore its educational value is recognized and appreciated,

Carleton and Vicinity

Miss Barbara Bernard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alyrs Bernard of Summerside is spending several days in Carleton visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Allie Gallant.

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon MacWll- liams returned to Carleton this week after spending several months in Halifax where Mr. Moc- Williams was employed.

Mr. and Mrs.’ Dopold Suther- land and family, formerly of Sourls East, have taken up residence in Carleton where they are being welcomed by everyone to the com- munity.

‘Best wishes are extended to Mr. and Mrs. Morley Multart whose marriage took place recently. Mrs. Muttart was the former Miss Helen Jewell of Bedeque and a host of good friends Ira welcoming har to Carleton where Mr. and Mrs. Mub tart will reside in future.

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—BUYI.NG POULTRY DAILY. — Bio;- highest prices on live or drwsed poultry con-tact Eddie MacDonald, Kensington, P. E. I. Buying oppos- ite Bryantonts Service Station.

-FOR A LIMITED TIME will be be buying live chickens and fowl at our plant. Damley. Highest market prices. North Shore Packing Co., Ltd.

-—TRE ANNUAL meeting of Lot l’! Farmers Institute will be held in St. Eleanofs Iiall on Tuesday, December 6th. James 1i. Chappell, Secretary.

--NOTlCE T0 ADVERTISERS- Advcrtisers are remindai that their copy must be in the Crcardinn not later than noon the urevious clay to guarantee insertions Out, of city advertisers who telephone classiﬁeds. etc. should particulary bear this in mind.

—FUNERAL OF MR. SARGENT PHILLIPS — One of the largest funerals in O'l.eary for many, years was held on Sunday, Nov. 27 when all that was mortal of Mr. Sargent Phillips was laid to rest. Funeral service was held from his late residence at 12:30 p.m. con- ducted by Rev. W. G. Dickson, who also conducted service in 0'Leary United Church at 1:30 p.m., which was filled to overflowing, to pny their tribute of respect to one who was so loved, one who was a faithful husband, a devoted father, a kind neighbor and a loyal friend. The minister was assisted at the church by Rev. George Cunning- ham and Rev. C, O. Hewlett. The floral tributes were numerous and pretty. Interment was in Mount Royal cemetery. To all the sorrow- ing loved ones, we extend our heartfelt sympathy. Special music was rendered by the choir nndt-r the leadership of Mrs. .l. M_ Mac- Wiliiams and by the Phillips Trio.

—NEW RESIDENTS WELCOM- ED-ln spite of streaming skies and muddy roads. the home of Mr. and Mrs, Stanley Stiarpe at Mar- gnte, was ccmfortably crovrdcd on Friday evening, November 2i, 194-9. The occasion vsas a. welcome party for the esteemed couple. and their son, Elton, fonmer residents of Norboro, who are now making their home in Margate. whcrc El- ton is owner and proprit-ttn- of the WOOOGWOTlClILg shops. home of the famous Marks slcighs. Mr. E. '1‘. Glydon, in his usual capablc man- ner, acted as chairman. and with a few introductory remarks, made way for Mr. George Maytiew. who read an address to the family. On behalf of the people of thc com- munity, liirs. Heath Mayhcw pro- sentezi Mr. and Mrs. Sharpi- with a beautiful Kenwood blanket. and a chenille bedspread. Elton re- ceived a pen and pencil set, pre- sented by Mrs. Arthur Profitt. As an amusing climax, Mr. Ed- ward Adams presented e. decora- tive piggy bank. which had been previously well fed with coin. 0n be- half of the family, Mr. Sharpe expressed his thanks for the gifts. Acleliclous lunch was served by the ladies. Those assisting were zMlss Edna Machfurdo, Mrs. Ar- thur Profitt, Mrs. Harold Woodside, Mrs. Heath Mayhew. Mrs. Batik Mayihcw and Mrs. Lloyd Sharpe. During the evening, Mrs. Harold Woodslde was organist for an en- joyable sing-song. -Bur.

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George and Kathryn each thanked all for remembering them for the more tangible expression of affection and hoped that all would cnjoy many more social re- unions. A hounteous lunch was served by Mrs. MacMurdo and her daughter Eleanor assisted by Miss Helen Lockliart, .\lrs. William A. Ramsay, Miss Louise Craig, Mrs. Gerald LOCldlDfl. A sing-song with Nliss filnrion Lockhnrt at the piano brought a vcry enjoyable evening to a closc.

“ENTALLY ILL COSTLY EDMONTON. Dec. 2 »- 1GP) __ The cost. of (‘tiring for the ment- ally ill 1n Canada may reach $100,. 000,000 annually in the xiext l0 years Dr. C. M. Iiincks of Toronto

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Canada, he said $301,170,009 to $40, 1:00.000 now is being spent annually by various governments in the Do- minion for diagnosis, treatment and rehabilitation of mental pat. icnts. ciznfarhiwinunsniirnrs

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and groom of twenty years, A pleasant evening was spent in games and social fellowship. Miss Kathryn Craig delighted every- one wilih several solos. Rev. Lnckhart cl! Little Sihumogvue, N- B» in s. few words recalled the days of twenty years ago and the changes and improvements effec- ted through the ensuing year-g He then called on Mrs. W. J. Har- ﬂﬂsilﬂh. Spring valley.

In her address, Mrs. Harring- ton complimented George on choosing Kathryn as his life-part- I181‘. congratulated them on having travelled these twenty year; m- gcther with a fair share of health and happiness, and on behalf of all present wished thorn many

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