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semi Myers

-After a long illness. there passed away on March 4. 155. at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Ralph B. Maccaull, Carleton Sid- ing, Mrs. Edith Myers in her 18th year. She was born in Frederic- ton. P. E. I.. a daughter of the

' late Mr.- and Mrs. John Weeka.

in the year 1000 she was united in marriage with Mr. Herman Myers. Carleton. Shortly after the death of her husband in 1947. she made her home with her daugh- ter at Carleton Siding.

Surviving are one daughter and two sons. The daughter in Mrs. Ralph B. MacCaull, and the sons. lieber Myers. Caleton. and John ilyers at Carleton Siding. Also surviving are one sister. Mrs. Benjamin Craswell. Fredericton, Ind six brothers: Rev. Ernest S. and Albert Weeks in Bedeque, William H. Weeks. Stornoway. Sask.. Gordon G. Weeks. Vancou- ver, B.C.. and John H. and Heber Weeks. Fredericton. P. E. I. Also ilX grandchildren and one great- grandson.

The funeral service was held on Monday. March 7. Following a short private service at the home in Carleton Siding at 2 p.m. conducted by her pastor. Rev. George K. Ward. the remains were taken to Bedeque United Church where a large gathering of relatives and friends from var- ious sections of the Island as- sembled.

Rev. Mr. Ward was assisted in the church service by Rev. Lloyd Archer. pastor of Tryon United Church. The following favorite Hymns of the deceased were sung hi the chair: ”The Lord's My Shepherd" with Mrs. Walter Craig as or- ganist. Mrs. I-iedley Lowther and Mrs. John Haslam sang as a duet ”We Are Going Down The Valley One By One", while Mrs. Blanche Iiarper played the music.

Mr. Ward paid a touching tri- bute to the life of the deceased. She was a devoted wife and mother, a loyal and affectionate friend. an earnest and devoted Christian. During her long illness the was never heard to murmur or complain.

The pail bearers were six nep- hews: Morley Bell. Walter Bow- ness. Percy Boyle. Albert Cras- well. Boyd and Milton Weeks. In- terment was in the Searletown Cemetery beside the remains of her late husband and her two daughters who passed away many vears ago.

The following are the Floral Tributes:

FLORAL TRIBUTES PILLOW The Family. WREATH Iister Minnie and Ben. SPRAYS

Grandchildren: Freda. Bennie. Wendell. Gordon. Jeanette. Eliza- beth and Edith.

Brothers Ernest and Albert.

Brothers John. Heber and fam- llies.

Corn and Lloyd.

Beryl and Albert.

Helen. Walter. Elsie. Hammond. Jean. Florence. and Harry.

Percy. Vivian and Gordon.

Art and Pearl.

Floyd and Morley.

Lorne and Jean. Jack and Jean. Norman and Lizzie.

Tillie. Bruce and family.

CUT FLOWERS

Brother Will and Alice.

Mary. Jack and family; Ethel. Cuthbert and girls.

Card of Thanks

The family of the late Mrs. I-iermas Myers wish to thank all the kind relatives. friends and neighbors who sent flowers. let- ters and cards of sympathy, and helped in -any other way during their recent bereavement: also a special thanks to all who have assisted by their many acts of kindness during her long illness.

The Late E. H. Bradshaw

The Guarani:

Wellington

-Mr. Theodore Gallant employ- ed on the boat "Cygnus" has re- turned to his duties after spend- ing ta months leave in Cape Eg- mon .

Mrs. Napoleon Arsenaiilt of Wellington has returned from vis- iting her brothers. Andre and Emanuel. and other relatives in Cape Egmont.

Mrs. Eric Gaudet leit recently for Halifax from where she will sail on the "Samaria" to join her husband overseas. They" will reside in Baden. Germany.

Mr. Martin Richard. employed in Summerside. spent the week- end with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Glorlce Richard. Cape Eg- moat.

Friends of Mrs. John Peter Gal- lant are pleased to see her home. much improved in health after spending two months in P. C. Hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. Donat A Arsen- ault, who have been redoing in Charlottetown for the past two years. while Mr. Arsenault was in the Royal Canadian Navy. have returned to Cape Egmont. Mr. Arsenault has accepted a position with Mr. Antoine Richard in Mont Carmel. At present they are re- siding with Mrs. Arsenault's par-

ents. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ric- hard. Miss Shirley Mac-l)onal(l. Suin-

,mcrside. recently spent a plea- sant visit with relatives in South- lwest Lot 16. l

Friends of Itlrs. Freil Mil(.'AllS- gland are pleased to learn she is able to be up again following her ireccnt illness.

Mrs Andrew J. Baglole. who .had been spending some time in Suninierside. has returned to her

i t . and Hnnck M AgeS..'ihonie in Southiiest Lot l6.

I Mr. Albert Gallant. employed .on patrol boat "Cygnus" is spend- iing a few days with his wife in jCape Egmont.

Women of the district are busily engaged in rug making. On Sa - urday afternoon five gathered at the home of Mrs. Delina Poirier for a "frolic". Despite her age Mrs. Poirier's rugs are still the envy of all. She has also made several beautiful quilts.

Mrs. Aubin Gaudet. Abram's Village. spent a few days in Char- lottetown visiting her sister. Mrs.

the City Hospital.

Mrs. Emanuel Gallant spent a few days in Charlottetown recent- ly visiting her step-mother at the Sacred Heart Home.

Mrs. Edwin Darley returned re- cently from Saint John. N . where she visited her sister. Mrs. Clark. also her son Edwin Jr.. who is a student in high school in that City.

Mr. Albin Arsenault. son of Mr. and Mrs. Arion Arsenault. Ab- ramls Village, left recently to fo- list in the R.C.A.F.

Ratepayers of Abram's Village held their first Home and School meeting last week with a good attendance. Rev. Charles Gallant was guest speaker. A hearty vote of thanks was tendered the speak- er and iv Share-the-Wealth con- test was conducted by Francis Blanchard. The questions dealt mostly with political history of the Island.

Miss Roseline Richard has been spending some time in Summer side as guest of her brother and sister-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Dolar Richard.

Among those spending the re-

Edmond Arsenault, who is ill in.

big. Women of the district are now busily engaged in aklng Acadian flags for each home in district. These will be used dur- ing the Acedian Bicentennial cele- brations this summer.

A wiiist party was held in Mont Carmel Hall in aid of the St. Tho- mas Aquinas Society. A tidy sum was realized. Winners were': Messrs. John Richard. Raymond Gallant, Austin Richard. Mrs. Philip Poirier. Mrs. Anthony Ber- nard and Zelica Gallant.

Miss Marguerite Richard is vis- iting her brother. Albert. in Monc-. ton. N. B. I

Miss Eufrida Bernard is now residing in Dieppe. N.B., where she is employed.

Mrs. Jack Harkness and young daughter. Penny of Chatham. N. 13.. recently spent a few days with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. How- ard Barlow.

Miss Alice Coates spent a few. days in Mont Carmel. where she attended the funeral of her brother- in-law. James P. Sliney, whose death occurred in Somerville, Mass.. Feb. 21 at the age of 56. His remains were transferred to the home of his brother-in-law. Gildas Richard, Mont Carmel. and the funeral was held on Feb. 28 in Mont Carmel Church where Requiem iii h Mass was sung by Rev. L. .I. ote. Pallbearers werel lgesrsrsa Er(;im5:rueIl1-Rilchajrdhdoziytibe

icar. yrie icar. e in. Gallant. Adelard Gallant andi !Dcnis Arsenziult. He leaves to. mourn his wife, the former Bea-t trice Arsenault. l

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Monthly meeting of llliint Car-I lmel Credit Union was held ini lParochial Hall. Financial report was read by treasurer and adopt- ked. Report of supervisory comm .mittee was given by Rev. L. J. Buote. Tilmon A. Arsenault. who. attended a course in Charlotte- ltown. gave an interesting reporiw Whist was held at close of the meeting. Winners were Glorice Gallant. Adolphe Richard. Stanley Richard, Miss Caniella Doucette.i Mrs. Jaddus Gallant and Miss. ,Marguerite Richard. J

Mr. Antonin Gallant. Egmont. Bay. is employed in Shediac. N B., for a number of months.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Arsciuiult. St. Gilbert. recently visited Moncion. N. B., where Mr. Arsen- ault attended a convention.

Miss Doris Maddy. St. Gilbert, iis employed at Tignish Convent.

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Miss Doreen Gallant. St. Gil- Lbert. is employed at St. Dunstan's University,

Her young friends hope to see Bonnie MacCarville out again as she has been confined to her home by illness.

Girls' Sewing Club was held at lthe home of Miss Shirley Mac- Arthur on March 7. Lunch was served by the hostess and an en- joyable evening spent. Next meet- ing is to be held at the home of Miss Frances Barlow on March I5. I

1 Monthly meeting of Cape Eg- ymont Women's Institute was held 'recently at the home of Mrs. John Gallant. Meeting opened by recitation of "Memorare to St. Joseph" in unison. Roll call was answered by 18 members. One visitor was present. Various re- ports were read. A sum was voted to pay outstanding bills of the In- stitute. Also a donation to the Acadlan Bicentennial committee and the March- of Dimes Cam- paign. An auction aale netted the sum of 33.36.

Mrs. Ursula Gallant. who is b spending some time with Mrs I Emily Gallant. recently visited

I k d - C her brother. Glorice N. Gallant, 3.21. wiiisf" cL';.....?.?E Eillillif Abrams V-Hm commercial A ” A in S - M... v- - x n n I a

side who visited her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Guss J. Gallant; Miss Bernadette Gallant and brother Guss J. Gallant. Miss Gloria Gal- lant. Grade XI student at Marian Academy in Misconche with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Telmon B. Gallant: Miss Teresa Gallant. employed in Summerslde as guest of Miss Norma Arsennult; Mr. Nazaire Richard. taxi driver in Sumrnersidt, with his wife and

parents. Mr. and Mrs. Amand Richard.

Mrs. Norman Brin of Cape Bauld. N. 13.. recently visited

friends in Cape Egmont.

Mrs. Vcior Gallant and small son Henry. visited her mother. Mrs. Louise Lirette, Who recently

side, accompanied by Mrs. Gal- lant and son. Alyre. motored to Egmont Bay recently where they

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had been called owing to serious illness of Mr. Gallantla father. Mr. Anlcet Gallant. They were accompanied by Mrs. Fred Gal- lant and Mrs. Isaac Arsenault of Summerslde, daughters of Mr. Gallant.

Messrs. M. M. Gallant. Charles M. Arsenault. Sylvere Arsenault and Edwin Darley attended Farmers' Week meetings in Char- lottetown.

Miss Lorraine Gallant. teacher at Oyster Bed Hridge, spent the week-end at her home.

Monthly meeting of Mont Car- mel Altar Society met at the home of Mrs. Cyrus Richard with an at- tendance of 12 members and one visitor. A sum was voted for Aca- dian Convention and 32.00 for March of Dimes campaign. Guess- ing contest was won by Mrs. er Derasp and Mrs. Antoine Ri -

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Barlow and family of Summerside visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. How- ard Barlow on Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Roland Miller. Freeland. visited Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Barlow on Sunday. -BM.

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--Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Palmer of Freeland were recent visitors to ()'Leary and vicinity.

Miss Nadine Rogers. 0iLeary. spent the week-end with Miss Mary Dalton in Burton.

Mr. and Mrs. Ray Milligan. Con-i, way visited with friends and rela-. lives in O'Leary and vicinity rec-2 ently. 1

Miss Bcrtlia Leckey has return-, ed to her home in 0'Lcary. aftcri spending the past six months ini Toronto.

Mrs. lilzirgarct Iiorne spent the; week-end with her son and dough-1 Ier-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth, Home in Summerside. I

Mr. W. S. Brown. the R. 0. P.l Milk inspector. paid a visit to sev-l eral dairy farms in West Princel recently.

O Friciids of.Mr. Vaughan Mac-

Hospitality . . . in a better cup of tea!

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Selected ORANGE PEKOE

Doug g ployee Co-op Store in 0'Leary.

Mrs. Brenton Hudson. Cascum- pec. spent a few days with rela- tives in Summerslde recently.

Mr. and Mrs. Earle Jelley. Uniunvale. motored to Popular Grove recently and were the guests of Mra. Jelley's mother. Mrs. Annie Henderson and Mr. and Mrs. Ira Banks.

Mr. Gilbert Bridges. who has been visiting his non-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Collicutt. has returned to his home in Cascumpec. .

Mr. Eddie Brooks. Surmnerside. was a visitor to the western part of the Island recently. His old friends are glad to see him look- ing so well.

Mrs. James Lockhart of Mono- ton is spending some time with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Oliver in West Devon and her husband's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Lockhart in Coleman.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred MaeKinnon of Summerside were Sunday guests of Mr. MacKinnon's par- ents Mr. and Mrs. Harry MacKin- non in Brae.

Mr .and Mrs. Preston Maccaull of Ellerslie were visitors to Cole-

Borden-

. Reginald MacAlear. - giaeer on the M. V. Ahegweit. who recently underwent an operation in the Prince County Hospital. is recovering nicely and his friends here wish him a speedy recovery.

Mrs. Ray Macheod of Graham's Road. is spending a week in Bar- den with her son David and Mrs. Macleod.

Mr. and Mrs. Hamid Coggins. Mr. and Mrs. Norman MacWil- liems. Mrs. Bessie Toombs and Miss Alice Noonan of Borden. mot- ored to Moncton on Thursday. March 10. and enjoyed the Ice Cycles.

On Friday. March 11th. three girls from Borden. Phyllis Tren- liolrn, Bonnie Macliean and Anna Marie Campbell. underwent ton- silectomies in the Prince County Hospital.

Mrs. Peter MacDonald of North

Mrs. Moody Lockhart and Mr. and Mrs .David Lockhart. ,

Mrs. Charlie Rix. Locke Road. is visiting relatives and friends in Alberton and vicinity.

The many friends of Mr. Felix Arsenault are very sorry to know that be is still a patient in the Charlottetown Hospital and hope

Lake was a visitor to Iordea on Wednesday. March min. sues! of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Cheverie.

Mr. Foch Mclfenaa of Borden is a patient in the Prince County Hos- pital and his friends here wish him a speedy return to good health.

Mrs. William Pickering who spent a few days in Suminerside. guest of Mrs. Harvey Bernard, re-, turned to her home in Borden on, Thursday. March 10th. I

Mr. and Mrs. Leo Cheverie and: daughters Patricia and Debbie who have been visiting relatives in Moncton where they also enjoyed the Ice Cycles returned to Border on Friday. March 11th.

Mr. Eddie Richard sponsored a card party at the Borden Hotel on Wednesday. March 9th. in aid of the Borden Altar Society. Eight tables were playing. I.-edies prize was won by Mrs. Henry Ceretti. gents by Mr. Fred Jeffrey. The

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This being Education Week many parents vialted Bordat. School on Wednesday. March 10th.

All five rooms were visited by in- tereated parents who commented

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The pupils of Borden School rec. antlg contributed : March of Dimes.

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