APRIL" 21. 1952
ms GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN
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JOMPETENT Complete In- gurance Service. w. Boyd Beairsto. Kenslngton.
..-LONE GUIDES-Listen in on cmw, Tuesday at 7.30 p.m. Miss gm-1e will hold her Lone Guide meeting. g
-R.l13U'I..AR. DANCE. Canadian Legion Home. Monday. Dist April. Dancing 9.30-1.00 P. M. Lowell 1-iuestis and his Orchestra.
-JOINS AIR. FORCE -- A Bor- den man, Albert Park Jay. son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert G. Jar. has joined the R. C. A.' F. with the rank of A01. Mr. Jay. a married man. joined the airforce at the Summerside recruiting unit, on April lath, and will lcave Prince l-Iti-ward Island on April 25th for xo. 2 Manning Depot. St. Johns. P.
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--PRESBYTEKIAN L A D I E S' All). -- Mi's. A. H. llublcy enter- tained the members of the Ladies Club of the Summerside Pr:sbytcr- ian Church on Tuesday evening at her home. The president, Mrs. J. W. ;VfacKenzie. opened the meetlnz with The Lord's Prayer in unison. A gratifying report was received on the completion of tlic gowns for the Junior Girls' Choir. The mrmbers were busy with needle- work unt.il rel'reshments were served by Miss Lulu Toombs and llrs. J. C. Mountain”-S.
-BAPTIST GOOD FEl.l.QW- SHIP.-The Good Fellowship Group at the Summerside Baptist Church held its regular meeting on Tues- (lay evening, April 15th. in the Hall with Miss Freda Myers in charge or the worship period. The open- ing hymn "What a Friend We Have in Jesus" was followed by Psalm 121 read responsively and the scripture lesson in St. John is and the hymn "Soldiers of the Cross Arise" was read as a prayer. After the singing of "Pass Me Not." routine business was conducted by Mr. J. E. Morrison. Atfier refresh- ments served by Mrs. William Meggison and Mrs. Prank Jenkins. games were playedas.
-PRESBYTEIIIAN Y. P. S. - The regular meeting of the Y. P. S. of the Summerside Presbyterian Church was held in the Hall on Wednesday evening. April 16th. with-the president. Mr. Lorne Moase. in charge of the devotion- nl. the Scripture lesson being in Matthew 2. During the business session the closing meeting in May was discussed and Miss Rhoda Baker. Mr. Neil Walker and Miss Maureen Forbes were appointed to make the nrrangoments. The Mari- time Y. P. S. which will meet here in October was discussed and the Secretary was authorized to write to the president for details in re- gard to the program. Miss Phyllis white was appointed convencr for hilletlmg the guests and Miss Mary Mountain to contact the.Ladies Club and Young Women's Guild in rcgtird to a banquet. The Mizpah Benediction brought the meeting to a. close.-S.
Alma and Vicinity
The Misses Shirley and Bever- ley Howard. Glengarry, are the ttuesta of their sister, Mrs. Cyril McKenna, Elmsdale.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. MacLellan and Mr. and Mrs. Irving MacI..el- lan were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cheater Shea. Waterford. on Sun- day, April lath.
-The many friends of Mrs. Fred Rennie wish her a speedy recovery from her illness which necessitated her removal to the Western Hospital on Thursday, Allril 10th.
The Misses Rae, Isabelle and Jean Donald of Charlottetown Silent the Easter holidays at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Donald.
Miss Florence Dunbar. fourth your student of P. W. College. Silent the Easter holidays at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Dunbar.
The many friends of Mrs. Mary MacLean. who is a patient in the P. E. Island Hospital, are glad to know she has had a successful Oltt-ration. and will be looking for her discharge from the hospital soon.
Mina Catherine Wallace. teacher 0! Alma school. went to Char- lottelown on Monday. April 14th Io attend a. meeting of the execu- tive of the Teacher-5' Federation. Miss Wallace is on the board of tzovernora and also attended the Igacherf convention while in the . 5..
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--PLEASE RESERVE Tuesday, Mpy 13, for the three-act play "Winning Winnle". in the Central Bedeque Hall.
-PKESBYTEILIAN Y 0 U N G ADULT GROUP. - The semi- monlthly meeting of the Young
Adult Group of the Summerside Presbyterian Church was held on Tuesday evening, April 15th. in the Hall, withthe Vice-President, Miss Anna Macxenzie. in the chair After the repeating in unison of The Lords Prayer. routine busi- ncss was conducted. Further plans for the Variety Concert to be held the middle of May were discussed. A feature of the evening was A Spelling Bee which caused much morriment. The lunch committee was comprised of the Misses Kaye Johnston. Anna Macxenzie. Rev. J. Donald MacKay. Messrs. Ken- neth Walker and John Ellis.-S.
Personals
-The many friends of Miss Priscilla Gavin. Tignlsh. will re- gret to leam she is at present it patient. in the Charlottetown Hos- pital
Conway and O O I Vicinity ellliss Donna Palmer. teacher at the Brae, spent the Easter hol-
idays at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Palmer.
Messrs. Kenneth MncKay. Truro, Nova Scotia. and William MacKay, Charlottetown, spent the holidays at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mackay.
Mrs. Elzie Smith has returned to her home after a pleasant trip in Moncton. While in Moncton she was the guest of her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Dystant.
Mr. John MpNaught. Summer- side. recently spent a few days with friends at Freeland and Con- way.
Mr. George Henderson spent the holidays with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Henderson.
The many friends of Mr. John J. Murphy will be glad to know he is feeling much improved after his recent illness.
Miss Mary Bulger, Alberton. spent on recent week-end with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Bul- ger, Fuxley River.
Miss Mary Casey. teacher at Murray Rood, spent the holidays with her parents at Tlgnlsh.
Mr. Mark Broom and children. Marian and Alvin. spent the hol- idays ut the home of Mr. and Mrs. Aylwnrd. Tignish.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Thomp- son and son Barry. Kenalngton, spent the holidays at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Thompson.
Mr. and Mrs. George Thompson were in Summerside on business recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Seaman Reeves and dnughter. accompanied by Miss Frona Broome and Miss Ander- son. Summerside. were guests at the home of Mrs. John Broome on Sunday. April 13th.
Mr. Lloyd Palmer. Moncton. was recently visiting At the home of his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Palmer.
Mr. and Mrs. Wendell MacKa,v were in Summerside on business on Saturday, April 12th.
Messrs. John W. Palmer, Free- land. and Donald Smith. Poplar Grove. motored to Summerside on Thursday, April 9th.
Miss Jenn Adams and Mr. Shel- ton Adams. Charlottetown. spent the past week-end at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Adams.
Mr. W. H. Burns. Malpeque. was It visitor at the home of hi: Ils- ter and brother-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. John D. Palmer, on Sunday. April 13th.
Mrs. Clifford Ellis and sons. Russell and Wallie. spent a few days at the home of Mrs. Ellis' part-nil. Mr. and Mrs. John D. Palmer.
Mr. Donald Ramsay has return- ed to his home after spending ll fawdnys with relatives at Con- way.
Mrs. lxoland Ramsay and Mrs. Clarence Ramsay. Borden. were
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Bedeque Notes
Mn. Percy Delaney. Tryon. wu a. gust of her daughter. Miro. Hammond Bowman and Mr. Bow- nesa. on Monday. April 14th.
Milan Fern Bownus has been I recent guest of her aunt, M;-5, Harry Horton and Mrs. Horton, Summerside.
-Mrs. 1-leber Myers, North Cu- ieton, left on Wednesday morning April 9th. for I. visit with relatives and friends in Mus, U. s. A. she will be absent about two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Affleck and Mrs. Orville Johnson were visi- tors to Amherst, N. 5., on Tues- day, April 15th. They also paid I visit to Backville.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Muttart. left by train on Friday morning. Ap- ril 11th. for Toronto. where they will visit with their daughter, Mrs. Elgin coutts, and Mr. coutts and little grandson.
Mia Louise Callback, Central Bedeque, spent several days in Charlottetown recently. she re- turned home on April 10th. ac- companied by her nephew, Wil- liam Callback. student at P. W. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter team left on Monday morning. April ltth, for sackville. N. 3.. to spend a couple of days with their son, Al- den. teacher at Mt. Allison Aca- demy. They were accompanied on the trip by Mrs. Wright Leard. Searletown.
Mrs. James Arbing celebrated her ooth bitrhday on Sunday, Ap- ril lath. She was by her friends who all many more happy birthdays. Mr. and Mrs. Arbing moved to this village about a year and I half. ago, from Tryon. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Craig. Middleton. are in Trenton, On- tario, to attend the marriage of their son. Flying Officer. John Martin Craig. to Mliss Mary Mar-, garet Morgan, on Saturday, April
United Church. Their many friends here are extending congratula- tions and best wishes to this popu- lar young couple. Mr. and Mrs.l Craig were accompanied on
trip to Ontario by Mr. Craig's; brother, Walter. also by Mr. Mel-' burne Wright and Mr. Eldeni
Wright, Mllddelton. . -BQ-
Alberton and Vicinity
Mr. J. W. Don Campbell. M.L.A. is ill at his home near Alberton.
Mrs. Arthur Matthews. Alberton. lama! patient in the Western Hos- p a.
Miss Rita Wallace of Cascumpec is al patient in the Western Hos- pita.
Mr. Leo Macnougall returned to Alberton on Saturday after spend- ing the winter months in Hal- ifax, N. S.
Miss Joanne Cullin. superhi- tendent of the Norwood Nursing Home. Norwood. Mass. is a guest at the home of Mrs. S. R. Burke, Alberton.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Atkinson, Al- berton. left yesterday for Halifax. N. 8., to attend a hair dressing show.
Jimmy Oliver is ill at the home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Han- son Oliver, Alberton.
Miss Barbara Smith, public health nurse at Alberton. is spending the week in Charlotte- town in connection with her work.
Mr. Russell Matthews. Alberton. returned to his home Friday after six days in the Prince County Hos- pital, Summerside.
Mr. and Mrs. George Ramsay. Alberton,)eft Sunday morning to spend the next three weeks at the home of their daughter and son- in-law. Mr. and Mrs. George Burnett. Charlottetown. They were accompanied by Mrs. Neil Bar- bour and Mrs. Eldin Barbour of Montroae, who will visit in Chor- lottelovvn. and by Miss Mary Bar- bour, who is en route to Saint John. who're she will spend a few days. rvlsiting friends and relatives at Conway and Poplar Grove recent- ly. '
Mrs. Mark Coughlin was in Sum- merside on business recently.
The many friends of Mr. John
Buchanan will be glad to learn he is feeling much better after his severe sick spell. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Mllligah and Mrs. Robert Milllgan, Poplar Grove, were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mlillgan on Sunday. April 13th.
Miss Loretta Tralnor, R.N., Chur- lottetown. has returned to her duty at the Charlottetown Hos- pital after spending A number of day: nursing her uncle. Mr. John J. Murphy.
Messrs. Billie MacNeili and Charles Palmer were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Eric MncNeill on Sunday evening, April
Min Donna Palmer and Mrs. Oscar MacNeill nregattending the 'l'eacherI' Convention at Charlotte- town.
Mr. Leonard Murphy win in Summerside on Saturday, April 11th. on business."
Mrs. Gerald MacArthur and non. of Enmore, were recent visitors It the home of Mr. and Mn. Reg- inald Palmer.
Mn. Mary MacKny recently spent '3 few days with relatives
19th, at three p. m. in Kings street spend a few days.
mother, Mrs. John A. Summerside, attended Muss at St. theirlAnthony's on Good Friday, April
11th. Mr. Bruce Carruthers came from Charlottetown on Holy
Thiusday night to spend the holi- day at his home here.
was a. large attendance at St. An. thonyis on Good Friday
of Woodstock
sion Church at O'Leary on Easter
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Flight Lieutenant J. J. (John-, ny Wybou. a. veteran of 25 years, service with the R. C. A. F., is shown above at R. C. A. F. stat- ion. Summerside on Friday morn-, ing, during a proud and happy,
son. Pilot Officer Ron Wybou, who, has just been presented with his air navigators wings.
Howlan and I O I Vicinity --Mrs. J. B. Arsenault. went to Woodstock on Holy Thursday to
Gilbert Gallant and his
Gallant, of
Dr.
M13 Leone Arsenault of How- lan is visiting in Charlottetown.
In spite of the bad roads. there
morning. After the services and Mass "The Way of the Cross" was also made.
Miss Sylvia Pineau of Duvar was a recent visitor to Howlan, guest at the home of her sister, Mrs. Enslie Arsenault.
Mr. Calvin Carruthers of Char- ruthers of Charlottetown spent Easter at his home here in Howlan.
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Gallant of Woodstock motored to Alherton on Good Friday and visited N.'I:. Gallant's mother. Mrs. Frank J. Gallant, who is a patient in the Western Hospital.
Mrs. Oliver Peters of Duvar was!
in Howlan on Easter Sundayzl guest of Mr. and Mrs. Robert:
Arsenault . l
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Richard and Mrs. Alyre Gallant of Duvar were in Howlan on Easter Sunday.
Mr. and Mira. Alphonse Bernard and Mr. and Mrs. offie Arsenault of Summerside. motored to How- Ian on Easter Sunday. guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Firminl Perry and family.
Mrs. Peter Gallant and family spent Easter with Mrs. Gallant's parents in Duvar.
Mr. and Mrs. Jackie Arse- nault and Alma and Anne, of 0'L9HT.V. Spent Easter in Howlan.
There motored to Charlottetown on Easter Monday Leo Arsenault. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gallant and Mr. and Mrs. Jackie Arsonnult! Mrs. Gallant remained in hospital there for observation and treat-' ment. l
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Miss Bernice Gallant of Wood-l stock. was among the teachers who; went to Charlottetown on Easter
lvnnday to attend :1 Teachers: Convention. Miss Gallant was guest of her sister. Mrs. Arthur
Gallant in her new home, while in! town. i
There was a full house at Mis-
sunday morning for Mass.
Mr. Alban T. Arsenault. motored to Summerside on Tuesday, April 15th.
Messrs. Bruce and Calvin car- ruthers have returned to Char- lottetown after spending it day or two here.
The local teacher, Mrs. Joe '1'. Gallant, did not attend the Teach- ers' convention held in Charlotte- tiown as classes are being held
are.
Mr. Frank Gallant went to Lot. 6 on Easter Mimday. where he is employed at the home of Mr. Fred Arsenault.
Min Joyce Anennult of Fortune Cove in visiting at the home of her aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs. Albnn D. Arsenoult, at I-lowlan.
Miro Barbara Benton of sum- meraidc, spent Enter in Howlan, guest. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Piattr.
Mr. Pletch of Charlottetown and Mic. Welch of Moncton, arrived in i-lowim on Tueodq niaht, Ap-
Son Team In Air Force
Borden and Vicinity -Mrs. N. S. Nickerwn of Bor-
den is visiting her daughter, M155 Jenn Nickerson. at Moncton.
Prince county Man Heads Maritime club In Halifax
HALIFAX. N. 5.. April 19 - An increase of 123 mambo in the put. year was noted at the annual meeting of the Acadia social Club, held April 15, 1952, in the Odd- fellows Hall on Agricola Street.
Due to the fact that the mem- bership of the club is spread over the four Maritime Province: it was resolved that the name of the club be changed to the Maritime Social Club.
Members were told that the club enjoys a satisfactory financial poc- itton.
The officers elected for the fol-
on Saturday. April 12th, Mu. Colin Love of Borden was the ra- cipient or a beautiful bouque of tulips and daffodils with Easter Greetings from her daughter. 01- ga, Mrs. John Ledgani of Regina. Sank.
Misc Jean Ramsay of summer- alde is spending a week in Borden with her aunt. Mrs. Ehneat Pike. and Mr.'P1ke.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred MacDon- ald and family of Borden visited relatives in Charlottetown on Wednesday. April lsth.
lowing year are as follows: J. A. Albert Walker. (re-elected), Ken- sington. P. E. 1.. President; John Borden, had as their guests on D. stubbert, Inverness, vice-pres- Thursday, April loth, P. 0. Alvin ident: Russell Levangie, Antigon- Humphreys accompanied by Flight lsh, secretary; Mn. Thos. DeYoung. Cadets Jean Rault. Alfred Harely Havi-e-nu-Bouche. treasurer: ex- and Brian Caroll, of the R. C. A. ecutive committee: Joe Maclaaac. 1-, station, Summerside, Richmond County; Mrs. Eric Coi- fin, st. Andrews. Nf1d.: Duncan Cameron. Inverness, Mrs. R. E. MacMullin. Bpryfield. N. S.
the home of Mr. and Mira. Harold Mundersoa recently.
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Jardine.
Mrs. Roy Mi::Lellan and Mrs. Charles Mclnnis of Borden were visitors to Charlottetown on Mon- day, April 14th.
Miss Gertrude Bell of Victorial Mrs. William Mouse. teacher at visited at the home of Mr. a.ndiNorth Bedeque. attended the Mrs. Wilfred Ml1cD0nald, on East- Teachers Convention in Char-
er Sllndalh . lottetown.
son airforcetpart by air for the R. C. A. F. by base at Claresholm. Alberta, where
and team are shown surrounded other Canadian and British mem-khe is presently stationed.
This father 5 are
the chief
bers of this air navigators grad-l The ll-'ybous', Sr. and Jr., nation course, who are training at well known in Summerside. the Summerside station as part father having served as
congratui-Med moment of his life, as he extendspoi the North Atlantic Treaty 0r- technical officer at the Summer- wlsh hericongratulationa to his 19-year-oldlganization lNATOl
plan. Sside station in 1942 and 1949. and
20 minutes after this photo was during this time the son was a taken the father had to bid a re- student at Summerside High luctant farewell to his son, and de- School.-S. l
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Air Commodore F. S. Carpentenlwhile at the Summerside R. 0.1, A. F. C.. C. D., chief of trainlntz,A. F. base he presented wings to from Air Force Headquarters lnia graduating class of Canadian! Ottawn, is shown above lnspectinz'anci British air navigators at the' the guard of honor upon his ar-igraduation exercises on Friday' I
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rival at R. C. A. F. station Sumv morning.-S.
O'Leary and S'side C. W. L Annual Meeting
0 O C Vicinity - Miss Elga Ellis, who spentl Easter at her home in 0'Leary leftl Mrs. W11-bed Perry was elzcted on Tuesday morning, April ism to president of Summerside sub-diV- resume her studies at me com.!ision of the Catholic Women's ntercllll College in Charlottetown. League at the annual meeting held Iin the Knights of Columbus Home Miss Phyllis Maclsaac left on'0!1 Fridlly evenlnsz. other officers Wednesday mornings mun, Apmlare as follows: lst vice president. 16th.. from 0'Le:try. to resume her Mrsr Tho-W15 Llnklelwf: 2N1 V109 smmes of grade twelve and team-,.lpi-esldcnt. Mrs. Frank Arsenault:
ers training at Prince of Wales 31'd Vice DFe5ld9nt- M-W Wmlell College in Charlottetown. after Gallant; trsnsurer. Mrs. Lnurlcr spemung E3519, at, he, home. Peters; recording secretary.
Margaret ll. edge: corresponding
on Wednesday night. April 16th.. secretary. Mrs. Joseph Llnkletbrr. the members of the West Devon The mfetinrg Opened W”-ll ll1'El'eT United Church Young Peoples Un-lbY Ry9V- A-Jv M59149” and with me ion held 8 party in the Women's,T9m'mE Dre5lde""v- Ml'5- Camol ,D5' Institute Hall. A large number oi',h"5-V Hume 0”'7”'- The ”””0”5 Ch”d,.,,n amended the smwmg 01 conveners rcportcd and a number mms M me N. 1.-. 3. using me 0-- of letters were read by the cor- Leary community projector oper- mspandmg 5”'"''”y- M”' Le” med bv Boyd Macwmmms, De. Gallant. A letter was read from licious refreshments were served the M1,5510"5”i95 0! 3””-V 1” M” and A short worship service was P”C1”"9n 91,5 damman made by held the sub-division. nnd a letter was ” read from the diocesan president. Mrs. Jamrs Pendergast. enclosing a letter from the national secret- ary.
A letter was read announcing the dates of the annual lay re- treats ad there were also several "thank you" letters.
Present at the meeting was Miss Patricia Watson. who had won the gold cord which is the hltzhest award in guiding and she was presented with a gift from the sub-division. Miss Watson express- ed her thanks. and gave H. short talk explaining the qualificationsl necessary for winning this award.
Annual reports were given by the retiring president. Mrs. Carrot Delaney. the recording szcretary thlrs. Wilfred Perry and the treas- urer. Miss Margaret Wedge. These reports all showed that an excel- lent yenr's work had been ac- companied by the sub-division in
Members of the O'Leary United Church Young Peoples Union held .1 social in the Sunday School room of the Church on Thursday night, April 17th. The meeting opened with H short worship service con- ducted by the President. Miss Hes- ter Boates. after which games and refreshments were enjoyed. The members welcomed back a. former member. Miss Helen Shelfoon, who is now a senior nurse-in-training at the Ottawa. Ont. Civic Hospital. She has been spending her vaca- tion at her home in 0'LenrY- The party closed with the Mlzpnh Ben- ediction. -AZ
ril 15th. and were guests of - Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Richard-
Two freight cars are now at the switch at I-iowlan to be logdeg :;'!"'l;Ig:'x::"3;ena ot3;e',J.' Rkcmgd the various activities in which it
' in-as engntged. wwd PM ”m M 0"!" Hm' I A vote of thanks was passed the retiring officers for an excellent year's work on behalf of the sub- division.
Mrs. J. H. Richard was hostess to about a dozen members of st. Anne's Club on Tuesday night, Ap- ril Lath. The meeting was opened by the president. with prayer for a sick member in the Charlottetown Hon 1 - Hospltah New 3103 mmiieelisn-itaiiiiial 532135 uhdavttahest:-lt1etd are, Mrs. Albon T. Arunault and 3 ;om..mge newspaper ,0, the Mrs) Albm D. Araennult. Bingo bondr, 2.009 nan”, emplo,-ea, realized over 5.00 and 1 delicious Th, paper, momy W,-men in n31. lunch was served and lnatrllmen-tian. contains news of mining in but music was very much enjoyed.,generai and articles on British
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Mrs. Howard Mcfnnis and child- Miss Anita M.acPhce, teacher at ren. Sandra and ,Patricia, are,New Arman. attended the Teach- spending a few days in Borden utters" Convention in Charlottetown. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jeffrey.
sincere sympathy is being ex- -- tended to Mrs. Ernest Rayner. on
The Ladies Social Club met on the death of her sister-in-law. Mrs. Wctxulesdag. April ldth at the name; Eurinh Williams. o rs. cg Rodgers with elght- - een members in attendance. Twal The many friends of Mr. Wil- new members were welcomed ar,'liam lvloase are glad to see him this meeting. Worship period ledlhome again improving in health. by Mrs. Jack Maclsaac and rout-ll-le was seriously injured in a car ine business was carried out. The accident some time ago and has hostess was assisted by Mrs. Jack been in the Veteran's Hospital in ?I5l;,'ht.lnI.-ztale and Mrs. Jack Mac- Quebec.
aac. was planned to hold the -m- next meeting in the church but On Tuesday evening. April 15th. when Miss Louise Callback will betlrlend-5 End T91M1VE6 gathered al- the guest speaker if available, and'the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stewart.
the c. G. 1. T. girls will be lnvit- Mom to tender Mr- and Mn- ed- - Keith Moose. newlyweds. a. mis- cellaneous shower. When the
The Ladies' Atlas society held their first auct.on party after the Lenten season in the Town Hall on Tuesday. April 15th, with six tab- les Dlayintz. Ladies prize was won by Mrs. Camille Arsenatult, gents by Mr. Joseph Gallant, with con- solation prizea going to lvffss Thor- esa Cerettl and Mr. Leonard Noon- an. The freezeout prize was also won by Mrs. Camille Arsenault.
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guests were assembled Miss Ol- ive Dalzlel played the Bridal March and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Thompson accompanied the bride and groom to the decorated seat of honor. Little Francis Moose and Evelyn Moase carried in the heav- ily laden baskets while Mina Shir- ley Mouse and Jean MacMurdo unwrapped the gifts. Mrs. Lewis Moose and Mrs. Charles Waugh read the verses and Pauline and Shirley Moase arrayed them on the table. Keith then thanked them on behalf of himself and his bride. the former Norma Woodside. and invited all to visit them ag-
New Annan and sin. All joined in singing "For
0 O I Vicinity They are Jolly Good Fellows," of-
CMr. Art Blanchard. Tryon. vis-Lter which a delicious lunch was ited his home in New Annan on served by the ladies and music Sunday, April 13th. furnished by Norman and Sydney
Mill and Miss Olive Dalziel. Mr Mr. mic Campbell. Long River, Walter Moose also played some had the misfortune to have his selections on his accordian. Mr.
car damaged by fire on the high-Ilioland sheen tap danced and way at New Annan on Saturday'another entertainer worthy of night, April 12th. mention was Mr. Al Conneli who is in his &3rd year and provided Mr. Delbert Rayner made a much enjoyment for all prcserr business trip to Boston and return-fwith his jovial speeches and step. ed on Thursday, April 10th. He dancing- All departed for their was accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. home at a late hour wishing Nor- George Moose. ms. and Keith many happy years --- of wedded bliss. Mrs. Arthur Wright spent a're- ...Av cent afternoon visiting her sister
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Mr. and Mrs. Myron Dawson-
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latives in New Annan. Another Car-load of
Miss Shirlen:-W-All lpent the, Easter week-end visiting relntiveai FERGUSON TRACTORS Come in and see the new
in Summerside. and far more powerful ,model 20f85. A high power- ed tractor for the price of a low powered one. The Fer- guson Famiiy Open House Mr. and Mrs. Allie MacNelll. will be held Thursday. April New Annan. were visitors to Char-5 24, at 3 pm" at Verdun 1””e"”" ””'"'”" Theatre. Get free tickets at our O'Leary office.
LiDSTONE'S GARAGE, Cape Wolfe
Miss Marjorie Wall. New Annan.u is spending the Easter holidays at; the home of her aunt. Mrs. Dani Noonan, Indian River.
Mrs. B. F. Pillmtm and daugh- ter Vivian made a business trip to Summerside on April 12.
Miss Emily Gallant, New 'Annan. spent her Easter holidays at the Pernwood Hotel. Summerside. l
Mrs. Francis Cole and non Con- nie. New London, were visitors at
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ANNUAL MEETING
First annual meeting of the Summerside-Co-open ative Association, Ltd., will be held at Robson's Res- taurant, Wednesday, Aprll 30th, at 7:30 p.m.
Signed, VERNON MATEIIEW, Secretaryfrreasurer.
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