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Waugh-Miller Wedding

-A very pretty wedding was lolemnized at the Zion Church in Charlottetown on Thursday. Sep- tember 27th at it a.m. wvhen Rachel M. Miller. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gordan Millar. Ellerslle. Ellerslle. was united in marriage to Albert W. Waugh. son of Mr.

and Mrs. Bruce Waugh of Wil- mot.

The ceremony was performed by Rev. G. C. Webster. The church was prettily decorated with zladioll. t

The bride. given in marriage by her brother Peter Millsr was

attended by her classmate. Mrs. Hector Scott. The bride looked charming in a pint: green wool faille street length dress with brown accessories and wore a corsage of orchids. The brides- maid chose a soft yellow wool

dress with broun accessories and an nrchld rorsnge.

Mr. Stuart, Waugh. a brother of the groom was groomsman. Messrs. Byron Ramsay and ('laudc Louis ucro ushers. Mr. Frank Johnston the rliurcli or- ganist, furnished the lllLlSiI'.

Following the cercninny ieplion was held at the lottctovnn lriotel. and later the )OLlllg couple left on A honey- moon trip in the mainland. On their rolurii they will reside in Wiliiim Valley. 'llhrir man) friends uisli Hit"!!! a long and imiw ltcdricd life.

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y mother on Sunday, Oct. l-ith.

, motored to summersfde on Thur-

Ellerslio and Bideford

Miss Zn-lla Mo.cDonaled, R..N.. Summerside spent a few days re- cently at her home here.

Mrs. Nelson Dennis. 0'Leary, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. George Barlow on Wednesday. Oct. l'Ith. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Paynter and children. Catheryn and Car- men. motored to Summerside on Tuesday, Oct. lath.

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Clarke and Miss Ruth Simmons. sum- mei-side. were visitors to Ellerslie on Sunday. Oct. 11th.

Mrs. Earl Simmons past. week-end with her Mrs. Harold Gillis.

spent the sister,

Mrs. John Bmome, Conway, wis- ited with her daughter, Mrs. Theodore Gillis recently.

Mr. and Miro. Erskine Gillis, St. Eleanors, visited in Ellerslie and

Conway on Saturday evening, Oct. 13th.

Mr. and Mrs. James it-acDougall. Richmond, were in Eilerslle re-

cently to attend the funeral of the late Mr. Phillip Williams.

Mr. William Tfillii-r is at present listing with his sister, Mrs. A. A. Ranisay, Conway.

Mr. Marshall Carr. accompani- ed by Mr. and Mrs. Colin Burke, Kensingtoii, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Paynter on Sun- day. Oct. ldth.

Mrs. Percy Hatley, Kensington, visited with Mr. and Mrs. George Barlow on Sunday. Oct. 14th.

Miss Verna Ell-giitds. Mai-Neills Mills, is at present visiting with her

sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Miiiar. Mr. and Mrs. Jack liiilligan

motored to Summerside on Thur- sday evening. Oct. 18th.

Mrs. Theodore Gillis was it visitor to summcrside on Tuesday, Oct. 16th.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dickicson and daughter Erna were guests of Mr. DIckieson's parents. New Glas- gow. P. E. l. on Sunday, Oct. 14th.

Mrs. Margaret Grant was the guest of her daughter. Mrs, Helen Milligim on Wednesday, Oct. 17th. Ml". and Mrs. William Sloane and children. Beverly, Billy and Bobby, of Toronto. Ontario, are at present visiting with Mrs. Sloane's parents. Mr. and Mrs.

Tyne Volley Notes

Mr. and Mrs. :52... Birch. Am- herst. spent a few days recently at their old home in Tyne Valley.

Miss Myra McAi'thur. Summer- side, spent a few days last. week with Miss Eleanor Birch.

Mr. and Mrs. Ivan McLean .spant a few days recently visiting friends in Nova Scotia.

-Rev. and Mrs. Ernest 'Wecks. Bedeque, were recent guests of Mr. snd Mrs. George Ellis.

Mrs. Edna sharp is spending 0. week visiting in Sydney and Hal- ifax, Nova scotia.

Miss Joyce Panting. Charlotte- inwn, spent the weekend as guest of Min Blanch Macbougnll, Tyne Valley.

Mrs. Thos. Phillips, McNeils Mills, is spending some time visit- ing at the home of her brother, Mr. Thomas Folland.

Mr. and Mrs. Ira Stewart and Mr. Angus Walker, Sydney, Nova Scotia. were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Platts.

Mr. Charles" Williams fil)L'lli :1 recent weekend in Amherst, Nova Scotia. guest of Mr. Curmcn Phil- lips.

Mr. Donald MacLeaii niid' Mr. Eric Williams attended the annual meeting of the o'Leary Co-operat- ive held on Thursday evening.0ct. lllth.

The many friends of Mr. Wil- liam Burleigh are pleased to hear he I steadily improving after having suffered a stroke recently. Mr. James Millnr has sufficient- ly recovered to be able to return to the home of his brother Gor- don after having. been a patient. in the Stewart Memorial Health Cen- tre for the past two weeks.

The sympathy of this commun- ity is being extended to the fam- ily of the late Mrs. Albert Gorrill M1

ent at the wake and funeral of their mother, the late Mrs. Michael Gillis who passed away on Friday, Oct. lath and was buried on Sunday. Oct. l-fth.

---Mrs. A. E. MacLean and grand- daughter. Ernestien England. left Qn Tuesday. Oct. 16th, for St. John. N. 3.. where they Dim i0 visit with Mrs. MacLean's son and dia,ught.er-in-law, Mr. and Cecil B. MacLean. They were ac- companied as far as Cape mentine by Mr. MacLean. Miss Beryl Millar. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Gordon Mlllar, E1- lerslle, who has recently been in the employ of the Central Mort- gage and Housing Corporation,

The legion of friends of Mr. William Burleigh will regret to learn he was suddenly stricken ill on Wednesday. 'Oct. 17th, and it was ry for him to be taken to the Prince County lloapital.

Miss Willina Gillis. nurse-in- training at. Charlottetown, visited with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Gillis recently and st- tendod the funeral of her grand-

Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Burlelgh and Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Burleigh

sdsy, Oct. lath and visited with Mr. William Burleigh, 0. patient in the Prince Countyil-Iospital. Mr. and Mrs. Mlelvin l-lutchen- son. sccompaneid by Mrs. J. E. mails and Mrs George E. Barlow, motored to Murray Road on Saturday. Oct. 13th. and visited with Mrs. William Palmer, daugh-

Ottawa, Ontario. has resigned her position to enter the Presbyterian Deaconess Training School in Toronto, Ontario.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Acorn and dsughter, Claudia Jane. accom- panied by Mr. and Mrs. Howard Rosa and Harry Gillis. all of Char- lottetown, motored to Ellersllc on Sunday. Oct. 14th, to attend the funeral of their grandmother, the late Mrs. Michael Gillis. Mr and Mrs. Albert Hessoott. summei-side, were also present at the funeral.

Mr. and Mrs. Byron Ramsay, Port Hill, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Miillar, yllcrslie, motored to Wilmot Valley on Friday evening. Oct. lath to al.- tend the shower given in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Waugh who 'were married on Sept. 27th and have just returned home from a

iwhose death occurred at the Stewart Memorial Health Centre on 'Wednesday morning; Oct. 17th.

An evening service was held in the United church. Tyne Valley. on October 21st. the service being taken by layman Mr. Heber Hardy. Elmsdale.

An afternoon service was held in the Presbyterian Church, Tyne Valley. on Sunday, Octobe 2lsl. conducted by Rev. George Cun- ningham, Alberton. .

The Presbyterian Ladies Aid So- ciety mct at the home of Mr and Mrs. John Ballum on Thursday evening. Oct. lath. A large at- tendance of member was present, also a number of welcome visitors from the Victoria West Lathes Aid. Final arrangements were made for a goose and chicken supper. H

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Alberton and Vicinity

Mr. Ernest Hardy. Alborton. left yesterday October 19th.. for Pic- tou, N. S. where he will be em-

ployed for the winter months i Hon. Capt. the Rev.-w..i. Phil-

lzps left. yesterday. October 19th., , to rejoin the 27th Brigade as chap- . ililn.

i --it is pleasing to report that the condition of Dr. S. Bandler o Albcrton. who is a patient in th Prince County Hospital. is show- ing slight improvement. Durinl his absence his patients are being it-ai-ed for by Dr. Haimson.

and Mrs. A. S. Weir of Pownal are guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Ramsay. Alberton, this week-end. Rev. Mr. Weir was guest speaker at anniversary services in Alberton United Church yesterday morning and evening.

Rev.

The exterior of the Masonic Hall in Aliberton has been much improved in appearance during the past few weeks. The roof has been re-shingied with green asphalt and the walls have been painted buff with dark brown trim. Mr. J. W. Don Campbell had the contract for the work.

"RIGHT CROSS" AT CAPITOL. SUMMERSIDE

-June Allyson and Dick Powell. who scored an outstanding hit as the comedy team of "The Reform- again on the

Capitol screen in

drama of the prizefight game. with

Ricardo Montalban also starred in the role of Johnny Monvteres. middleweight champion around

whom the story's action centers. .Whereas in their former hit it was Miss Allyson who pursued Dick Powell romantically, in the present instance it in Powell, cast as the happy-go-lucky sportswriter Rick Cravery, who carries a flam- ing torch for Pat 0'Malley. daugh- ter of a one-time top promoter whose contract with Johnny is his only remaining hope of regaining his lost prestige. It is Johnny whom Pat loves but when the champ, obsessed by I sense of soc- ial inferiority and s. determin- ation to provide himself with sec- urity, aligns himself with I. rival promoter. Pat turns to the wait- ing arms of the torch-bearing flick. The conflict is resolved in the story's tension-packed fight climax in which Johnny loses his title but regains both his self-res- pcci. and the girl he loves.

The natural charm and warm appeal which has made June Ally- son one of the screen's top box-o.f- noe draws is again evident in her role as the vivacious Pal. O'Malley

honeymoon trip to Ottawa and

ter Florence and Flo Thompson. The many friends of Mr. James Miilsr will be pleased to hear he was able to return to his home here on Wednesday. Oct. 17th from the Stewart Memorial Home. Tyne Valley, where he had been R patient for the past two weeks.

Mrs. George Barlow. Stanley Bridge. and Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Inglis spent is week-end with Mi. and Mrs. Hamid Gillis to be pres-

Cord Of Thanks

--The family of the late Erwin Ramsay wish to thank those who were so kind during their recent sari bereavement. Also those who

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high protein Oilcakc and Seapure Fishmeal.

Order for farming supplies early.

There is more money in lrish moss and fresh fish

piles and increase the harvest and sale, any fine day,

Mobil motor oil. auto heaters.' rad- ,,fator solder and cleaner. mud and snow tires, auto

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Piusville and . Vicinity

Mr. Keith T(elly was in Pius- ville recently.

Mr. Wilfred (Tallinn. Puisviila, motored to Summerside recently.

-Miss Della Gallant, spent Sat- urday, October coin. in Sum- merside.

Mrs. Peter Dalton. Burton. Lot 1 was visiting at the home of Mrs. and Mrs. John J. Corcoran on Sunday, October slot.

The many relatives and friends of Mrs. Lewis Dunn are glad to hear she is recovering from her recent illness.

Mr. and Mrs. John J. Corcoran, Winston and Aleitha. and Mrs. Ambrose Corcoran motored to Charlottetown on Thursday, Oct- ober lsth.

Mr. an-d.Mrs. Melvyn McGregor and Birbby. June and Frankie of Burton. Dot 7. were visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Am- brose Corcoran on Sunday, Oct- ober 2lst.

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Mrs. Corcoran. re- turned to her home in Puisville after spending it few days in

Burton. Lot '7, guest of her daugh- ters Mrs. Lance Dalton, and Mrs. Melvyn Mccregor.

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i-Nevertheless, th.ey have i'.Te.. disabuscd of that in the end,

though with much difficulty, some by religion, some by the example

all by the need for the things which come from us, the use of which has become to them an in- dispensable necessity. "They have abandoned all their own utensils. whether because of the trouble they had as well to-make as to use them, or because of the facility of obtaining from us, in exchange for skins which cost them almost no- thing, the things which seemed to them- invaluable, not so much for their novelty as for the conven- ience they derived therefrom.

Above evcrythlng the kettle has always seemed to them, and seems still. the most valuable article they can obtain from us. This was rather pleasingly exemplified by an Indian whom the late Monsieur

M”. er and the Redhead." are together dc Razilly sent from Acadia to

Paris; for. passing by the Rue

T0,, M-G-M's "Right cross". engrossing Aubry-bouche. where there were

then coppersmiths. he asked of his interpreter if they were not rela- tives of the King, and if this was not the trade of the grandest sig- niors of the Kingdom. This little digression must not make me forget to say herg. before finishing this chapter on unorals, that to express a thing such as it is hen it can be no longer of use. they say that it is dead. For ex- ample, when their canoe is brok- on, they say that it is dead. and thus with all other things out of service. (To be continued)

MANILA, Oct. 23--(AiP)-lNea-F ly half the 8,000 Philippines army reservists called to active duty Thursday have failed to report. a National D e f e n c e Department spokesman said today. The re- serves are to be given. a one- month refresher course then at- tached to regular army units for duty at the Nov. i3 election.

Viscount Alexander is the 17th governor-general of Canada since Viscount Monck became the first in 1867.

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Mr. l-luitiert.-iB:i-hard is visiting friends in St. Louis.

Miss Rita Knox is visiting re- latives and friends in Charlotte- l0W.I'l.

Friends of Mr. Levi Arseniiult are sorry to know he is seriously ill at his home in St Louis.

Mr. Leo Buote of the R. C. N. is spending a furlough with his wife and family in St. Edward.

.. Mr. Ind Mro.-Clifford Gaudet, Tigniiih Shore were week-end visitors to the home of Mr. and

Mrs. iM-aurice Myers. They were sccompained by Donald and Allan Craudet.

Friends of Mr. Henry F. Bernard are sorry to hear that he is a patient at the Western Hospital Alberton. Mr. Bernardt is suffering from an infection in' his knee.

Mrs. Sextus Gillis, Lee and Rose Marie Gillis and Andrew Arsenault. Kildara Capes. were vi.-citors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Myers.

Mrs. Eddie. Bernard and Mrs. Maurice Myers recently visited at the home of Mrs. Mary E. Leclair in Tignish. '

Mr. Elmer Wedge. who is serv- ing with the armed forces. has re- turned to his training camp in Ontario after spending a furlough with his wife and family in St. Edward.

Miss Lilla Perry. daughter of

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Perry, is a patient at. the City Hospital, Charlottetown. Friends of Mr. Ernest Gallant are sorry to know he is confined to his home with an injury to his hand.

Sympathy is being extended to the memfoers of the family of Peter M. Perry whose death oc- curred recently at his home in Skinners Pond.

Mr. Wendell Stewart. Mr. Ben Arsenault. and MI. Chester Hust- ler motored to Charlottetown to attend a. Hockey match recently.

.l"r1'ends of Howard Arsenaull. of DoBlois are sorry to know he had to enter the Western Hospital for treatment.

Mr. and Mrs. John Wedge left on Wednesday October. 17th to visit at the home of Mr. and M.rs. Clifford Wedge in Toronto. oni- arlo.

Mr. Cyril Arsenaulr. left re- ccnily for Toronto. Ont. where he plans to remain for the winter months. He will spend some time with his daughter. Mrs. Felix Peters and Mr. Peters.

Mr. J. B. Gaudet of Charlotte- town was a recent visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Poirier. Deialois. He was accom- panied by his son Jule and daugh- ter' Uldene. '

Miss Emily Arsenault left on October 17th to visit her sister. Miss Catherine Axsenoult. in To- ronto. She was accompanied by her father, Mr. Faibien Arsenault. and Mr. Eddie Smith. as for as Sum- merside. '

Mr. and Mrs. Camille Chaisson and daughter. Carmella, of Tig- nish, Mr. and Mrs. John Doucette and son Eugene of Nail Pond were recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry P. Bernard.

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OCTOBER 24, 1951 N GUARDIAN C

i -msouamou DANCE, in iapring Valley Hall. Tuesday. Oct. l30th. sale of lunches.

-THE KING IIIRAM R. B. P. will meet in the King Edward Lodge Room, Bedeque. Wednesday, October 24th, at 8 P. M.

-POSTPONED CHICKEN SUP- PER in Sea. View Hall. from tact. 24th to Friday. Oct. 30th. Supper beginning at 5 P. M. Adults 75c. Children 50c.

Personals , -

-Mr. Lloyd Profitt, Long River. left on Friday, October 12. for -Tornto. Ontario. -Bur.

. The many friends of Mr. Rob- lert Champion. Darnley, will 'sorry to lesrn he suffered a. slight stroke on Saturday. October - ur.

I Miss Jean Curley. who has been ,ill with measles will soon be able Ito resume her studies at Misoouche iconvent.

i Mr. and Mrs. William C. Donald .have returned to their home in lSel. view. after a honeymoon trip which covered such points of in- terest as Boston. New York, Tor- jonto and other centres. -Bur.

1 Mrs. William Sharpe. Norboro. who has been a. patient in the Prince County Hospital, returned on Sunday. Oct. 14, and is conval- escing after an attack of pneu- monia at the home of her son and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay Sharpe. -Bur.

Mr. Mayne Stewart. Norboro, had the misfortune while storing potatoes at the home of a neigh- bor, to break a bone in his right arm. The arm has since been placed in I cast and appears to be in a satisfactory condition. --Bur.

Guests on Sunday, October 21. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Hickox, Burlington. were, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson MacDonald. Mr. and Mrs. Elinor MacDonald and daughter, Gwenneth, New Glasgow; Mr. and Mrs. Borden Mlacleod and children. Jean and

Barry, Brookfield and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Stead. Whoatley River. -Bur.

-NATIONAL moi boson"... Spring Valley Hall, Friday. on 26th. Sale of candy. '

-BEMETVIJIBANCE D A y Plans for the observance of R... m9mi"lnC9 Day in summersirti. are being attended to by the Var. ious committees in charge. TM WPPY "it Wmmittee which ha. been at work for several days r... parts an excellent reception amt indications are that sales ii... Year will equal or oven sun-ms. those of other years. It is under. stood that the ceremonies at tn, cenotaph in M orinl square win take place on Sunday, November 11th, at the usual time, and