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ILMBER r 11. 1953

CLEANSING cRsAMs”i from s3.5o-sI.75 '

Ivy thou lumoiu Dorothy Orly Cleansing Cronin: during solo and IUVO

f Dry-SIIII Dry-Skin Cleanser . . . clciins sud softens Clnnui dry skin to new Ion-Iiiicss. 5"” Siilnn (Iolii (In-Iain . . . Isofle-II: your coni- Cold Cronin

lilcxiuii IIIHI kc:-pa il glowing lrrsli.

MGDRE E- M9LEODI'1"S

; , .-. , "L V. .- . .-- i?.:M..g.... . . ('.u'I-; TRAVERSE SCHOOL 2. Lila Irving; 8, Jessie MacDonald. --- . Grade VIII.-i, Bcryi .iu.,...,.

-lfnllowiug is the roport for Grade Vll.-l. Patricia Puttcrscii;

nmiiii of August. 2, Wayne iloivatt: 3, Gloria. Myers. Senior Department , Grade Vl.-l, Violet McNeil: ii.

Inailc X.-l, Jenn Murphy: 2,11-iazel McBride and Douglas Milt- I;l.i:ne Noonan and Bob MacWill- tart. equal: 3, Leomvrc Muttart and iains. equal. Leo Hallorim, equal.

tirade IX.-1. Elaine Cgiripbell; Principal-Doris G. Mac-Williams,

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Breadalbqne and Vicinity

Mr. and Mrs. Lomen Cairns and their son. Jackie. were guests or Mr, and Mrs. Earl Chappell on August 26.

Mrs. Calvin Reeves, Freetown. was the guest nl Mr. and Mrs. Rob- crt Macxay during the week of August 30.

Mr. and Mrs. F, Blase. Mass. U. S.A. are visiting relatives in Springfield and Granville. Mr. and Mrs. Bless arrived home on sat- urday, August Kl,

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Mr. Richard MacKay and Miss Hilda Macxay, New Becliford, Mass, who spent their vacation visit- ing at number of friends and re- latives on "The Island" including Mr. and Mrs. Robert MacKay. Breadaibane. returned to the Unit- ed States on August 20.

Charles R05, and her two grandsons Randy and Billy Ross, Rochester, New York are presently vacation- ing on "the Island." The week of August 30, they were the guests of Mrs Rnss' brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Gra- linm.

Mattapan.

Rev. W. P. and Mrs. Murriiy. who spent a thi-cc--week vacation in Ereadalbane. left for their home in Wart-rii. Ohio, on Thursday, August :7. During their vislt,ti-iey and Mr. and Mrs, Wesley Murray. Meiross, Mass, were the guests of honor at A picnic on Bai-nett's Shore.

Mr. and Mrs. Wesley J. Mur- my returned in their home in Mei-

THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN

IN MEMPRIAM

MES. JOIIN AUNDEIIS

There passed to her eternal re-

ward in Montreal. on August W, Mrs. John Saunders, the former Florence ,, MacDonald of

this City, widow of the late John E::n:tel'S7.6 Malpeque Road, at the She was a devoted and loving mother and sister, and will be sadly missed by those she leaves to mourn. Her immediate family 5111 VMTS. Eizear .Arsenault (Mary). Detroit, Mich.; Mrs, John T- Sweeney (Gladys), Halifax; I-Iibbert in Montreal: and Herald of this City. The sister; and bro- thers are: Mrs. James Bishop (Janie), Providence, R.I.: Mrs. Robert Ward (Mary), Waiiham, Mass; and Mrs. A. E. Nelson (Bessie). Mrs. Howard Murray (Sarah), Jessie, John and How- ard of Charlottetown: and Rob. art of Alhambra, California; also five grandchildren.

The floral tributes were many and beautiful, and she was tend-

erly laid to rest in the family plot in the People's Ceiuetcry. August 5, with the Rev. E. C. Evans conducting ilie services. The funeral was held from the MacLesn Funeral Home. Pall bearers were; the Hon. Mr. Jus- tice Tweedy, thc Hon. Dougnltl Macxinnon. Albert MatLco(l,

George McMahon, Leonard Good- win and W. R. MacNcill.

SPRINGTON W. I.

The August meeting of the springton W. I. met at the home of Mrs. Ewen Lamont. Meeting opened by the President with the Creed. Mrs. D. S. MacPhce was appointed secretary. Roll call was

I-nsc, Mass. on Friday. August 28. after spending two weeks in Bread- Albanc, They wore accompanied on their return trip by their niece. Miss Eleanor Murray.

l Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Perkins. their son Fred, and daughter Eats. who have been vacationing on the Island." and visitliif! Wllvll .Mll5- Perkiiis' father. Mr. Frank Hickon. Springfield returned to thicl" 1101110 in Jamaica Plains, Mass. the WEEK of August 23.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Hickon and Mr 3and Mrs. William I-liciron, Bread- albane, were joint host and hostesses in it rccsrd number of ziit-sis on Sunday. August 30. when 22 friends called. These included? Mix and Mrs. Paul La Vnic, and family, Carleton; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sudsbury, Charlottetown: Mr. and Mrs. Cecil MacArthur, and their two children, Moncton; Mr. Wil- liam Graham, Charlottetown.

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Mrs. George Anderson had its her guests the past week her sister. Mrs. Harrison. Bridgewstcr, Nova Scaiia Mrs. Harrison motored lo the lslwnd, and returned to her home by train on September 2. IEnrouIe home she will stop off at 'Amherst to visit an aunt Who is one hundred years old. and at Pic- l”l.l to visit her sister Mrs. TD. Flinn.

l I A lultgc nunihz-r i'l'.l)FPSCl1llIl.IVe of the Christian Church, Breadalbane, attended the Annual Convention of the "Churches of Christ”: New Glasgow, Prince Edward Island on August 21, 22, 23. The theme nf the cmveniion "Forward in Evange- lism" was emphnlzed in the lid- dresses given by Mr, Kenneth Nor- ris. pastor Montague Church of Christ by Mr. RP. Benoit, evange- list. and by Mr. RM. Johnston, South Range, Nova. Bcotla, Mr..W. O. wealc, Summerside, Miss Catherine Beck. Charlottetown, led the Young People's meeting on Friday evening. and Mr. M. Wat- lcrworth the devotional service on Sunday afternoon. Breadalbsnc Christian Church had charge of the music nn Sunday morning. and New Glasgow Choir on Sunday cvenlnir. Mrs. Samuel Gillespie. Springfield, P.E.I. was the guest anlist at the Sundiw mornlnsz ser- vice and Miss Isabel Archdikiken. Tnronh at the evrning service. Harvest is in full swing in this vicinity as indicated by the fam- iliar buzz of the binders, and the neatly arranged stocks of grain Meanwhile the ladies. who are not needed to help with the crops. are busily engaged canning. preserv- ing ond pickling II supply of good things for the winter months.--!:

MAJOR. HOOPLE

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snswered by 7 members and Li visitors. The Treasurer gave it re- port of ice cream social and the

ed And seconded to get a roll of paper towels for school. Cor- respondence was then read by

. secretary. A bill of 31.57 was pre-

sented ior secretary's expenses. Two new members were welcomed to our group. Mrs, James Bryenton invited the Institute for next meet- ing. Roll call for next meeting is "exchange of pickle relish recipes." Lunch was then served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. D. Mac- intosh, Meeting closed with "The Queen."

The Springton W. I. met at the home of Mrs. James Bryenton for September meeiing, Sept. 1. Presi- dent in chain: Meeting opened with Creed. Mrs. Ewen Lamont was ap- pointed secretary for evening Roll call was answ red by 6 members and 3 visitors, followed by read- imz and signing of the minutes.

The secretary was asked to write Film Board as soon as possible. It was decided to have a chicken supper in the near future. With :1 special meeting on Sept. 16. in the school. The place of supper was undecided

It was moved by Mrs, Laiuonl seconded by Mrs. Maclniosh to order sympathy, get well, con- gratulations and birthday c:irr.l-. 81.30 was takenln nn cards. Collec- lion was taken. Mrs. Ewen Todd invited the Institute fwr nc::t meeting, Roll call to be ziuswercrl win "I think that - has made an outstanding COnll'ilbllil0n to the United Nations.-" Moved by Mis. Farrar seconded by Mrs. Mac-

wzis served by the lirstcss.

Dionne Quint: End Summer Holiday

NORTH BAY, Ont, (CF)-The Dioniie quintuplets liavc cncicd

expenses of the picnic, It was mov-

what will probably be their last

long summcr holiday together for years. ,

Two of the 19-year-old quints, Annette and Cecile. left their near- by Corbeil home Tuesday night to resume studies at Nlcolet, Que. Later this week two of the others will head eastward; Yvonne to specialized in art at Notre Dame congregation in Montreal and Emilie to join her two sisters at Nlcoiet. 1

Marie will leave for Quebec city in about two months to enter the Convent of the Order of the Ser- vanls of the Holy Sacrament,

The spruce budworm is the most destructive insect enemy of pulp- wood forests in eastern Canada.

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.P'la.n now to attend the 4-H Club finals at the Exhibition Grounds on Sept. 18th from 9 am. to 4 p. m.

1 bGarden, food, clothing, poultry, calf and grain Cu 5 W1” be iakmiz partin the morning programme. SDONS and prize awards in afternoon.

Public speaking and squ - d ' i I held at Prince of Wales Coils; fO2l'nI:llllglal(jOrE;I)11el'2lStl(3: Sept. 17th 8 p.m.-11 p.m.

Ihtnsh meeting adjniirned. Luiicit

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