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SPORTING SUPPLIES 1' O i PROMPT MAIL ORDER and REPAIR SERVICE

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Program also includes hockey game bet-ween Summer- leypScouts and _Alberton lay Scents for Prince County l’ ciieeieionsliip. ' ‘ ' “llllillﬂll Children 25c; Adurte. any amount aver 35c. f

Proceeds for tlie Canadian Appeal for Children

assist in tiie conduct o! the events.

Provincial Department of Physical Pitnese wit.

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Alherton ___.- Mr. Erskine Campbell attended

the International Harvester Con- vention in Summereide recently.

A lure indication that spring ls just around the corner. Mr. H. D. CLlFilpbEll has made his ap- pearance to the town recently.

The Reverend Mr. Nowe attended meetings of ltxecutive of Local Council o! A. Y. P. A. (or P. E. I. held in Charlottetown on Friday and Saturday.

Mr. J. W. Don Campbell attended the recent Fat Cattle Show at Amherst, N, S. lie reports some very line exhibits, and was part- iculariy impressed with the show;- ing from P. E. I.

Mrs. David Campbell, who spent the past winter with her son E. E. Campbell and Mrs. Campbell Wor- cester. Muss recently arrived hcme, and is now spending SCIYlP time in Eiiersiie the guest of her daught- er Mrs. Allison England.

The Reverend Mr. Nowe lilrs. Clayton Travers and Miss Maud Dyer attended the D. C. S. meet- ings in Charlottetown last week Miss Dyer was also present a: the annual meetings of the W. A. for P. E. I.

The Daffodil Mission Band met at.‘ the United Church Parsonage on Monday afternoon ivtith the Pre- sident Miss Dorothy Bonyman in the chair. worship was led by Miss Joan Currie. Miss Alice Gor~ don had mission study. Al. close

of meeting ire crcam and cookies were served by Mrs. IPi-aser. On Wednesday evening the

United Church Guild met at the home o1 Mrs. James Pike for a social evening for Mrs. J. M. Fraser. who was delightfully surprised. when she was presented with a gilt on behalf of the Guild by Mrs. J. C. Matthews. Games and con- tests were much enjoyed. A de- licious lunch was served.

The Rebekah LAiClgO met on Thursday for their regular meeting which was followed by a social hour and program. A gift was pre- sented to Sister Hazel Fraser on behalf of Lodge by P. N. G. Maud Dyer. Regret was expressed at Sister Frasers going away from Alberton. Lunch nos served by Sister Olive Wilkie.

Aiberton Sub-Division of the Catholic Women's League held their

cgulai- monthly meeting at the ‘ome at Mrs. Michael NHearn on

londay evening. March 8th. The "resident Mrs. Maurice Perry (Sr)

resided. Meeting opened with the

vague prayer followed by roll call ‘I here was a good attendance. Min- lites of previous meeting were read and adopted. Alter a. Sﬂtiﬁﬁfilﬂfi’ report had been given by the dif- ferent. committees; it was moved by Mrs. Brydon Smith and sec- onded by Mrs. Raymond Saunders that $5.00 be given to the Canadian Appeal for Children Fund. A small sum was also voted in aid o! anoth- er charitable purpose. A discussion on means and ways of increasing funds followed, and it. was decided to have a pantry sale on Easter Saturday in Foley's store, tile man- ager having given his kind per- mission. The President invited the members to her hcme 1or the April meeting. Currirnittees — Lunch Mrs. Brydon Smith and Mrs. Mer- ritt Callaghan; Program ~— Mrs. Ray Saunderst. At the close of the meeting dainty refreslinncnls were served by the hostess.

CARLETON W. T.

’l‘he Carleton wants-J's Insti- tute held their monthly meeting at the home o! Mrs. Wendell Mac- williama on Wednesday. March 3rd, with the president, Mrs. Heller Myers in the chair. Meet- ing opened with the Institute Odo and repeating of Greed in unison- Fourteen members responded .10 roll call. and two new members joined. One visitor present. Min- utes o! last meeting were read and approved.

It was decided to postpone the

teaching ofmusic in the school .

until spring owing to road condi- tions. It was moved and second- ed a vote o! thanks be extended to ivhs. Frank Qulzlcy (or the many years of woik she served as Red. Gross convencr. 1t was decided to have a. measuring party at the home o! Mrs. l-leber Myers; also games such as erokinole and Chinese checkers. Committees gave their reporte.

Red Cross convencr reported: 5 prs. boys’ pants. 2 prs- men's pajamas. 2 boys’ puilovers. l car- digan, 2 girls’ rughtles. 2 prs. boys‘ pajamas, 2 pr. soakers, sent into Red Cross. More Red Cross work wee distributed.

New lunch committee: Arthur MaoMlcken. Mrs. Myers. Mrs. Prank Qulgley.

It was undecided-where to have our next meeting. 1t was decid-

Mrs. John

ed to have our Institute meetings ‘

on the second Tuesday o! the month, roll call In be answered

with a. git oney» Collection amounted Meeting closed with the N them. Lunch was served hostess and

REIIEDE

MARCH 17, 1943

Pee-Easter sale. March l8, l9, 20th

THE GUARDIAN.

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HORSE COLLARS and SWEAT PADS at o SPECIAL LOW PRICE MAIL nd PH i a _ ONE ORDERS FILLED LOCAL DELIVERY $5.00 OR OVER

Grade 12f — l. Arthur Fender- gast, 2. Elaine Humphery, 3, Eldgn Champion and Charles Bearleto tcqual).

PYUWQPBI — J. Weeks Murphy.

Grade Vll -- l. Donnie Hunter, 2. Kenneth Biakeney and Mlldrgd 11138115 (equal), 3. Ivan Gill.

Grade Vll- 1. Joan Buwneee. 2. Earle Davison. 3. Ian Larkin um Eleanor Bernard (equaly

Teacher —— Mamie M. Mill,

Nb tests in other grades.

DON'T FORGET THE PLACE

BERNARWS stone, eoaoen

MARIE SCHOOL

—- ' wintering. In The Yu m;

Report (or February- ‘ . ' Detach ts I ' t . . . . men a SOILUCIS lrom West..n Com iilﬂlldo Active l-orce unit; have commenced train.

Grade X — 1. Lola Johnson 2. Robert Webster, a, q s. d 1 l" l“ i-"ﬂ bu“ country near Whitehorse .11 the Yukon. This is n1 son. “y n ‘r “'14 l" mil itffliwv l0 train the army mm in the ways or livini snae 5501i (Iléxllnallftlletliil:

rigours o! winter.

Grade v11 _ 1. Will s "d we ‘m.’ “Vi!!! like the old time sourdough and among

2. Sterling Mucswalm

Guile v1 — 1- Rﬂy Sanderson. 2. Russell Dingweil, 3. Nor-mm MacSwein. i

Grade 1V Allison-Robbins, i. _ Garnet Robbins.

Grade i_1 - 1. Cyril Webster. 2. June Dmgiweli, 3. Ray Webster, Teacher — Mildred Webster.

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Another shipment has hit the mines for me. Same grade as last. Please beak ‘rdere early. '

“ P. J. MeIIIIIIS Borden

country, the soldiers are gcttin’; a big thrill out cf $1?Qﬁéﬁs°li,ﬂ°"‘§il‘g°lf§§j’ff,fli" thisbllanih“ H" ercise are the 1am d l : I w ~ .< '.~ _‘ 1 3 P" l" 1> 9X" wt» was; le expected that the scheme will last till the middle o! March. "m: at Lmmwuk’ B' c a

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Chartered Accountant

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