- .ou Tuesday OVGIIIIII.

'sth. s h Branch of the Catholic .w.f,:I,l.c's eieague was held at the

'sumnlEl'SldE. recently visited in

Mlsebltelle . 3i"eIi.'7

the monthly mes

Mme of Mrs. D. H. Gallant. After W. business meeting. Bingo was enjoyed by 'u- .

Five students of the Marina Academy. Mllwuche. recently IP- pared in a spelling match against me Air Marshall Johnston school. Misrouche was victorious with I score of 19-13.

Sympathy ll extended to the

V . t Mrs. uhert Gaudet. Inm.'bGl(i)lId8I dietfin Summa-side

on Friday, March 11th. She is a 10 mo

former resident of St. Nicholas. an... funeral was held on Monday. lliarch 14th in the St. John Baptist church; interment in church cem- nary-

Fricnds of Della Gludet will be

d to know that she is making . good recovery after havins undergone an operation in the Prince County Hospital. Summ side.

it... Hubert Gallant lsiia two children, Brian and Wayne. of

Miscouche at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Steele.

Synipalhy is extended to Albert Jeifery of Miscouche on the death of his mother. Mrs. George Jef- (ery. Mrs. Jeffery passed away on Friday. March 11th. .

on Friday morning. March iith. squadron Leader Murray Shanks. principal of the Air Marshall Jolinstim School. visited Marian Ararii-iiiy. Miscouche. and gave a very interesting and instructive talk on education to the pupils.

Aloysius Deslloches. R. C. N., was a recent visitor to rvilscouche. at the home of his brother. Gerald DesRot-hes.

On Friday afternoon. M h 11, some members of the atholic Women's League visited the dif- Ierent classes of Marian Academy. Prizes were given for the best es- says written by the pupils.

Friends of Eli Deslloches will in sorry to learn that he has on- tered the Prince County Hospital to receive treatment.

Mr. and Mrs. Hilary DesRoches motored to Charlottetown on Sun- ldsy. March 13th.

Robert Cotton, who is employed h Georgetown spent the week-and of March 12th in Mlscouche with its family.

On Sunday. March lziih. the show entitled "King of Klngs" was shown in the Mlscouche Parish Hall. A large crowd attendeg. V

ALBERTON W. I.

-The topic of March at Al- ierton W. '1. was "Education" Members met in the hall with the president, Mrs. Joseph Call- aghan conductin the business. ”School Days" was the opening sing and the roll call was ans- tiered with the title of a book lll(I the name of the author.

Mrs. James Hodgeon reported that the visiting committee had made three calls on members who rare ill and taken s treat to Ia('II.

hrs. 0. ll. Phillips reported that he school committee had pur- ihzised several supplementary radars and a few other articles or the school. On motion the iaiance of proceeds from a re- tent card party was voted for iiriher supplies for the school.

liirs. Eldon Miller and Mrs. hi-l Atkinson were ated to nails posters for a pantry sale a be held the second Saturday I April.

The treasurer, Halthows. gave the re- Ilfl. outstanding bills were or- bred paid.

Of special interest among the j

IIUHII IIIIMP UH IIUFIIEE

New

i the winter months in Montreal.

velmcing at his home where he is wife and daughter

The sympa” of this commu- nity is extended to the family of the late Mr. Russell A'Hearn whose acciden ' death occured on Monday. March 14th.

Mr. Gerald Hackdtt..Sea Cow Pond. is visiting friends in Char- wn.

Mr. Joseph B. Gallant, Ascension. is a patient in the Western Hos- pital. Alberton. His many friends wish him a speedy and complete recovery.

Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Shea. and

son. Aden. have returned to their home in Norway. after spending

Mrs. Keir Boyle. Freetown, spent

-the past weekend in Tignish, 3150

where she was the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Ellsworth, Ascension.

Mr. Alonzo Hogan who is serv- ing with the Canadian Army at Gagetown. N.B., is spending a fur- lough with his wife and children in Tlgnlsh.

Mr. William Arsenauit. Welling- ton. hpent the week-end in Tignish. visiting friends. While here he was the guest of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Alphee Atsenault, Nail Pond.

A most successful pantry sale:

fully decorated cake made by s. E. A. Gaudette was won by Mg: Walter Bernard. The ladies charge of the sale were: Mrs. J. A. Macdonald. Mrs. E. C. Gaudette and Mrs. James Christopher.

ri-ieiios of Mr. Peter Gavin. Pleasant View. are sorry todearn of his continued illness in the West- ern Hospital. Aiberton.

No more welcome visitors have come to Tlgnish and surrounding community than the operaton of the Government ploughs. Travelling by motor has been very bad ow- ing to the numerous snow storms that have visited this area in the

correspondence was a copy of the program which received first prize in the recent W.I. contest and the information that Alber- ton W. I. had received third prize for artistic uuangement of pro- gram msterlal. A letter from Miss Robin requested contribu- tions of clothing drive being made by Unitarian Services of Canada. Members were asked to forward their individual parcels to Miss Robin before March aist.

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Piusvllle

-Friends of Mrs. Arcllil Qahiant regret to learn she had to enter the Western Hospital for treat- ment. , r,

K Mr. and Mrs. iii-uiur sssrtln. Bloomfield Corner. were Sunday guastatof Mr. and Mrs. Nelson

Mr .aad sin. Fred Kelley. linse- ville. spent an evening recently at the home of their daughter, Mrs. Norbert Corcoran and Mr. Cor- COIIII. -

Qulteanumberfrolnthlsdle

trlct attended the Lenten devo- tions held, In St. Bernadette's Church. Brocton, on Wednesday

evening.

Mr. and Mrs. Jake Hardy and daughter Erma, Rosebank, spent Wednesday evening at the home of Miaand-Mrs. Warburton Murray.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shaw. Bloomfield, were recent E i

Ilse Guardian Page is 'l'lm' "lay, March 24, 11955

Ramsay. Margate. were visitors to lsdsagimerside on Satinday, March

On Saturday evening. . March 19th a very large number of inter- ested hockey fans wended. their

in rink to

any to the Ken: lglton

watch the Spring V ey team play a very fast game of hockey witr Graham's Road team in an ex- hibition game. The score ended 9-1 for G aharns Road. The game was very capably refereed by Al- tonBell and Frank M arvell. An hour's skate was much enjoyed by all on one of the finest sheets or ice of the year.

Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Crozier anti son. Gordon, were visitors to Northam. on Friday.

Many friends in, this vicinity learned with deep regret on Mon- day, March 21st of the passing of

visitors to Piusville.

Misses Zeta and Lorraine Gal- lant. Girlie and Palms Gallant, Messrs. Winston Corcoran and Earl Gallant were collecting through the district recently for the Red Cross.

The severe storm of St. Patrick's Day. which covered the western P3" 01' I-he lslalld. made practic- Elly all travelling impossahle. The St. Patrick's plays to be held in various centers were postponed until later date.

-D. 8.

Kensingion

--Miss Lydia Tuplin.

The hall committee of Hamilton, sponsored a most successful card party in the Hamilton Hall on Friday evening with a good at- tendance.

On Friday evening a large num- ber attended the annual moonlight skate in the Kensington Rink. There was a perfect sheet of ice and two hours with suitable band mu- sic was very much enjoyed by all.

Mr. and Mrs. Everett Wall en- tertained the members ol Baltic Farm Forum while the Keiising- ton Road Group were entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Or- ville Clark.

Mlss June Semple, nurse-in-train ing in the P. E. I. Hospital, spent the week-end with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. William Semple, Ken-

' gun.

I A large number of children In the surrounding dlstrct are con- fined to their homes with measles.

Mrs. Everett Wall, Mrs. William Brown, Kensington, and Mrs. Lea

Next months program will be "Home Economics" and Miss Louise Gillis has kindly consent- ed to address the meeting on "Nutrition". A weighing party will be conducted by Mrs. Everett Shes and Mrs. Clayton Travers. The meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Arthur Wllkie with Mrs. Earl Atkinson as hostess. An interesting discussion on Education and a spelling bee were conducted by the committee in charge of the program. Refreshments were served by

past two weeks. The snow of Thursday night improved the con- ditions greatly for slelghing.

Mr. Francis Gallant auditor for the Cooperative Union of P. E. I. is spending a few days in Tignish on business.

The many friends of Mrs. John F. Perry who.had been a patient in the Western Hospital will

pleased to learn he is making sat- isfactory recovery and is con- valescing at his home in Skinner's

Mrs. C. H. Weeks and Mrs. H. . Larkin.

is

Pond. -CL.

MANUEL'

ho has 4 sponsored by the Ladi s' Aid, Ti - W nish, was held in the I10-Op stofaI335::'lhiuIvne':i52;lge.hoIi::T.:.H;"i1;

on Saturday afternoon. The bea ti-ism-ing vmey.

the Rev. W. S. Loring at Bermuda.

For many years Rev. Mr. Lorin;

was pastor of the Kenslngton Uni- ted Church after which time he moved to Marysville. N. B. The funer was held on Thursday, March 24, front Marysville. N. B.

His many friends in this viclnityl were sorry to learn Dr. A. A. lock- hart. summerside. was rushed to the Prince Count! Holpllhl 0" 33” urday suffering from a severe heart attack. Dr. Lockhart for many years had his office in Ken- sington prior to moving to Sum- merside. CV-

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