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THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

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s'sliis Brass ' land Recruiting Musicians

'umrneraidets "Legion" Bi-us Band needs more recruits. wheth- er they are accomplished music. H115. or have just a smattering of musical knowledge to start with. 01' Whether they are ”greenhorn.s”

-iiorth Tryon iiotes

Mr. and Mrs. George Muturt and family were visitors to Char- lottetown last Thursday.

Mr. and -Mrs. Sterling Lord and family visited Charlottetown on Wednesday.

Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Dixon

”soldicrs of Christ Arise."

W. M. S. lislly iisld

The W. M. S. Rally was held in Trycn United church on Friday afternoon with a large nttendgncg, The North Bedeque Auxiliary con. ducted the devotional period, M;-g, Wilbur Stavert presided and open. ad the meeting with singing. Hymn;

Mrs. Earle Mac-Murdo read thi- Scriptures. followed by prgyer for

rliis Entsrtalnsii With. Shower

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- The home of Mr. and Mrs. Burleigh Owen, and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Owen Lower Malpeque, was the scene of a jolly gathering on Friday evening, August, the

days with the fo.rmer's parents. Mr. and Mrs. George Sharpe st Borden. visited relatives at Green Gables in Cavendish on Monday.

Miss Joyce Love of Borden is upendlng the weekend with friends at Moncton. N. 3.

Mr. and Mrs. .William White of Borden. who have been , ” a week's holidays at Georgetown

tswa arrived in Freetown last week to spend her vacation with has par- ents. Mr. and Mrs. J. Roy Burns . her sister. suns M. Evelyn Burns. .

Ill. and am. Alfred iueves and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jardins were among those from . Freetown st- tending the night racing in Chat- lottetown on day evening.

Mr. Gordon Burns of lower 1"!!!-

Many the races held on the Kinkors race track on Wednesday afternoon. Two rnstown horses were in the money - any I-lsrvestsr. owned and driven by Fred iuevas, and Indian Lad. owned and driven by

conipanisd home by Mrs. ltussci Burns who had been visiting with her sister-in-law, ms. Waltor soott and Mr. Scott of Gardiner. Mains.

&-- trosn Freetown attonded

. AUGUST 30. 1953

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vacationing at the beach at now, Bsdeque. rot-inerl of Freetown , ccrdisi slconie ways awaits pk. so-. Profitt air his visits to ,,,,,,' community.

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Allen whose man-isge tcogmgllrg on Ausust to. Mrs. Allen vm ,,,,., niariy Marion Stetson, daughu, 0, Mr. and M11. Willard Stetson 0,

y . gm - an arpot own. e on Sa ur-

a: makes no difference. One thing were visitors to Charlottetown on peace by 'Mrs Elliott Wrl mm when neighbors and men” '1 Ch 1 '91 1" t

:::l'fomu.st. have, however. is an Thursday. At the close o the lie, tK:rth?(':9:ar::n:)liOm:: th:vlil'lu,dIUIlA my mom,” go mud the week. town-gggufngg I-Qcgnuy n-om I MNIO Edgar lteevas. The weather was South Fnewwn. The happy mm.

r music. plenty of enthusi- votion Mrs. gm-nu, M”. Ham" 3 mm" b :d H"? - end on the mainland. weshs visit to chariottstown. whbe Perfect and the racing very keen. couple are spending their hon” . . ri e wt ove- there he was the guest of his moon in llcncton. Halifax gm

other Maritime centres.

K31 Albany. took charge of the

Mrs. Frank Deacon left recently

dsm. willingness to learn, and dil- Messrs. Vance Dixon. Vernon . .:. igence and perseverence to prac- Ferguson and Alfred Gragettwei-e meeting. All address of welcome W gm” The ”Vl",3'"”m was Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Chappell. dllllhivtfy 301- SUV!” BhflmI00l11' visitors to Charlottetown on Tues- WIS extended to the viaitinl menr beautiful decorated wnh cm now' who have been spending their Ind MP. Scriingcour. 3:! Aw 02190 Iehem Sal! Wiltl ig:1Glr'ld Th 1”. I d be 0 or 's onven on o - s g n ya who MW

tree. The bandmaster. Ulric Drapeau, is doing a great lob, and has plan.

day. Mr. and Mrs.' Wendell I-lowatt

hers by Mrs. Robert Crawford of Tfyori and Mrs. Mcbonald, crap- aud. made a fitting reply, Greetings

ers and potted plants by Joan Beairstc. Lena Stewart and Mary Owen.

holidays at Ottawa and Langruth. Msn.. returned to their home in Borden on Saturday. They were

torn. Scott oisi-ii ad Kelvin Ind baby son returned on Saturday from Prince county Hospital anti

ions Education being held there this month. Others going included Rev. Mr. crows, Bedeque; Harrison

registered at the different chum; camps this summer must 1,." thorouthly enioyod their vacations,

;)Vlof patience. so anyone who The bid d ees that he measures upt th d d hte , lth M . P k T9361 from the B h P id t-: ' ' 3" imm" W3" 9” ' b " -

standards, and is interesteduin laneianeayugwerl i:Charlol:eioivanr Mrs Arthur Reiirgglils. slieili etrlle cfmed '” the "5”' "Mai" "”5' ?.i”"ill3;”ei-ly'S3T'ciiS33lf 31' are spending at few days it the Mcrsrlane. Nrnwood: Ruth Lovely well-her condit . congen. coming ii member of the "Legion" Wednesday. Presbyterial President, Mrs; .19, tlcally arranged in yellow and L,,.;,, ,,,,h,, ,,;,m vim them ,,, 30,. home of the baby's grandparents, Wright. seu-letown. and Louise ial companions and L umui .,,,., Band, should contact Bandmsster Mac.Farlane. blue. den ' - Mr. and Mrs. Jnrdine Stavert. I.ow- Osllbeck, central Bedeque. . They roundlnsi mike 101' a happy rung DTEPGEU. or any one of the fol- Mr. and Mrs. Albert Callbeck A 919355” iPRtul'e Of Eh? A mdmy d'9m””d C'”'i539 ' 97 1'"0WWl'- Sxpwt W 59 5'55""! two W9ek'- TM” am" 5WdY. handl. lowing: and son were new n the MOM. meeting was an address by M” Wu brought in laden with mp The raw" auction party 0: u" -ur. Ralph 3. Burns and sons The church service in Freetown !tt:'li:iw1t.:dan:l:l1mll'll:ifi- llvl:

Mr. Mel Titus, chairman of the Band Committee; or Jim Hogan. Jr., secretary of the Legion; or Earle Cannon, president.

Instruments open at the mo. ment are: 2 coronets, 2 trombones, l alto saxophone. l alto horn. l "E" flat bass.

But don't think for one moment

' that. because more recruits are

needed, the band is petering out -NO, not by a long shot! It's steadily improving every clay, and someday Summerside, with the financial aid which the Legion and the Town of Summerside have given it, the perseverance of it's mebers, and the continuous en-

ague cabin: for a week.

Mrs. Amanda Calbeck is visit- ing with her daughter, Mrs. Lloyd Weeks.

Miss Mary A. Macxenzie, deac- oness of the North Tryon Pres- byterian Cliureh, is spending her

Elma Inmnn. returned missionary from Trinidad who is leaving on Aug. 25th to take up her work again in that mission field. she Spoke of her work in the young peoples camp which was usually held ardiind Easter when the wea- ther was very hot there. she thank- ed the members for their many

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vacation in Boston. Mass.

at Mr. Cameron's at the Cove.

Wellington

Mrs. Jennie Harding of

Mr. Fdward Sharkcy. Tryon, is now doing lsome carpenter work

Boston.

cards and papers which was a

great help to her in her work. The

appreciation of the meeting was

extended to Miss Inman for her

very interesting account of her

work in Trinidad.

A solo by Mrs. John Dixon,

Ham-pron. "The Heart That Was' Broken For Me" accompanied by

Mrs. Helen Bell on the organ. The

cels. and a large number of enve- lopes by Georgie Craig and Verna Bryenton. These were opened by Vivian Bryenton and the accom- panying verses of congratulation were read by Joan Beairsto, and arranged by Elaine Bryenton.

Mr. Howstt on behalf oi Mrs.

Howatt and himself expressed his

their kindness joined in

thanks to all for and goodwill. and all

singing for they are jolly good

fellows. The remainder of the evening was spent in social chat, after which a delicious lunch was served by the ladies in charge. Mr. and.Mrs. Howa-it then left for their home in Summerside.

Borden Women's Institute was held in the Town Hall on Thurs- day evening. Ladie.s' prize was won by Mrs. J. J. Msclsasc. gents' by Mr. Foch MoKenna. with con- solation prizes going to Mrs. N. Darrach and Mr. Mannie Gallant. The freezeout prize was won by Mr. Athol Ellis.

Delegates from Prince Edward Island to the Missionary! Confer- ence in Chance Harbor, N.B.. were Rev. D. M. Fraser and Mr. Court- enay MacKay of Bedeque; Mrs; Roy Simmons ot,Wi1mot; and Llrs. Hector MacKenzie and son Gor- don. of Borden. Speakers at the conference were Min Lily Snyder

Roger and Byron returned on Wed- nesday from a two weeks visit to Augusta. Maine. They were "as-

Unitsd church on Sunday evening, August dth was conducted by Rev. Samuel B.

and they all will be looking to;-. ward to other summers to be ipmg

Profitt of Beaverton.

everyone

in like manner.

0838110 Who with Mrs. Profitt 1.

must learn

how to maintain health. They must learn the keys to detection of Cancer, and every disease. Ten thousand Can- adians were saved froni Cancer last

Mass., is visiting her sister, Mrs. Howard Barlow for a couple of weeks. Mrs. Harding made the trip by plane.

cyouragement of you ("John Pub- lic"). there is no reason why it shouldn't be the hnest band on the Island,

If you don't believe it. here's a list of the instruments which. to date, have been purchased at a

theme for the rally was "Advance" and the report cf the years work showed an increase in funds over the previous year. A playette, "The World Fri:-ndslilp" was presented by Mrs. Mccausland and Mrs. Crsswell from the Bloomfield Aux-

of the China inland Mission; Rev. D. M. Fraser. Bedeque; Rev. J. W. Doohan. River John. N. S.; Rev. Mai-k Breader. Hartland, N. B.', Rev. Ernest Lockerby, London. Ont., and Rev. M. V. Bolser of Clark's Harbour, N.S. Other meet- ,

Borden and Vicinity

Mr. Clive Sharpe of Borden is spending a week with relatives at Moncton, N. B. -

Mrs. Jerry Richard and daugh- ters, Betty Ann and Mary Claire, who have been visiting relatives in

cost of approximately 53,000.00: - . 4 alto horns, 4 bass horns, 2 Ml5COUChe. returned h0m9 last lg?-YWVMMS astgdsyvplglidolelllitierlatllb: r ings were held at Mace's Bay and

C13Tlnel5- 4 C0F0n9lS- 2 Saxaphones. Week the coming. year. Rev, Mr Bfscon. M” N”""3" M19”: win? his Lepreau. N. B. On return the del- year through early diagnosis and Ef-

4 irombones. 1 bass drum. 2 snarc . . pastor of Trynn United Church. and been 3 Patient in the 9-3-1 H09 esates visited in Saint John. , fective treatment.

drums.l cymbals and 1 triangle. 2 M13 Ralph Wands. Ml'N0l1ly5 rammed missionary fmm west pital. returned to her home in Hampgon and Monclon, returning . euphomums; and several other Mm5- W” it raw” Vlsm" '" this China gave an interesting account 3”de" M Th””d3Y- home on Tuesday eVPninE- A I

instruments owned by the players Vm-"RV - of his work and told of the su1- r l

Mrs. Colin Love of Borden spent a few days in Charlottetown this week attending the Exhibition there.

ferlng and homeless people there. At the close of his address Mrs. Bacon displayed many articles she had brought home from the mis-

of them.

However. anyone who has stud- ied music will readily understand and appreciate, that a full fledged

Freetown Notes

Miss Elizabeth Thompson

Sincere sympathy is extended the bereaved family of the late Mrs. Wallace Noye of Enmore, who

passed away at her home on Mon- cg

with

band cannot grow into maturity in a day, or a month. or sometimes

even a year or two, especially when some of the bandsmen have M” wt 3 B”1”w Md M”3" th ,1 1, th -1- A - week. where she has undergone -m- , to be developed from "scratch", as BN0" 1310 R5999"? Sifts” d l1vi:,s,,e.,e'L5eQ” Y 9 M" "C In operation, Mr. and Mrs. Hudson Jeffries of I, The Canadian Cancer Society's is the case here. dm W”R,, ”' ff: ,1 "W ' ..-...--...M. J Law” Bedesue Wm W99” W ( Educational Programme has contacted Lack. of facilities in the past for gaussredray xizgt (;";:seh weeame on MAL",-QUE 5, BALTIC w. M15. Misses Marguerite and Anita Sunday 01 ML and Mrs. Fentoll our me no less than thin-'y,two 5PeCiamed instrumental "3"1l"S- Mm ' w"”;fV” 9'h3”"'e” .599” 3 Week s”""'""st 1 times in the Past year. It is consider- 'm” V W” ”l””'” ” Pm .' ed to be one of the most progressive

has been a bar to otherwise po- tential musicians.

Here is an opportunity for any youth, or man, veteran. or non- ve-tersn. if he passes the initial trial period. in get a free musical education. So how about it, citiz- ens. let's have your "blowing" as- sistance." S

Brlris - to - he Given Shower

-On Thursday. July 27, a large number of friends and relatives gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Stetson, South Free- town. to honour their sister Mar- ion on her approaching marriage. As the bridle-to-be entered the room on the arm of Miss Hazel Heffel to the strains of the Bridal Chorus played by Mr. Robert Reeves, she was presented with a beautiful bouquet of flowers by her little cousins Ione and Elaine Wright. Four well laden baskets of gifts were carried in by Misses Barith Davison. Ruby Drummond. Phyllis Drummond and Rose Reev- es. Misses Freda Stetson. Shirley Lewis and Mrs. Keith Affleck op- ened the gifts while Mrs. Harold Drumrnond read the verses and accompanying wishes.

Miss Aletha Graham and Mrs. Orville Reeves arranged the gifts on the table, while Miss Mafia?”- Steison attended the envelopes.

Marion in her usual pleasing mariner then thanked one and all and invited them to her new home. "For She's A Jolly 500d Fellow" was then sung. The re- mainder of the evening was spent in social intercourse and dancing. then all departed for their homes wishing Marion every happiness in the future.

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WASHINGTON. Aus. 26 -(AP) .Jriie United states today sugar back under exwfli 90" effective Sept. The Commerce D093"-mam

day, August 21.

g,?,'f,t,lSeversi members paid the zscts to-

i. except to Canada.

Mrs. James Nicholson, Bathurst, N. 8., recentl visited her brother, Mr. Herman erguson of St. Rap- hael.

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gallant were guests on Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Cyru Gallant.

A successful picnic was held on Wednesday. August 23. sit Egmont Bay.

His many friends regret, to learn that Mr. Albert Cameron. Welling- ton Center is a patient in the Prince County Hospi'.al and hope to see him home soon.

4Mr, Harry Barlow, Summcrslde. recently visited his parents here.

Mr. Leo Gallant motored to Moncton. N. l3.. on Sunday of last week and was accompanied by the Misses Roma Gallant and Clar- ice Richi-ird, who will continue on to Toronto for a short trip. CABLETON W. I.

-The regular monthly meeting of Carleton Women's Institute was held at the home of Mrs. John Qulgley on Tuesday evening. Au- gust 8. The president presided and opened the meeting with the "Ode" and "Creed".

Twelve members responded to roll call, and two visitors were present. Minutes were read and approved.

Correspondence was read and dis- cussed. It. was moved and seconded that 36.00 be sent to the T. B. League. it. was decided to hold pantry sale and the following com- miitee was sppointed.to make the arrangements:-Mrs. Wendell Mac- Willlams. Mrs. Ralph Msccaull. Mrs. Erie Thomson, and Mrs. lim- eit Harper. Roll call for next meet- ing is to be responded to by nam- ing the place of birth. The lunch committee for the next meeting is as follows:-Mrs. Heber Myers. Mrs.

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,wsrds the Jubilee Endowment Fund -and the remainder are to pay theirs hit the next meeting. Collection

sion field. The closing worship by Mrs. J.D. MacFarlaiie brought the rally to a close. A dellcicus supper

The regular monthly meeting of Malpeque and Baltic W.M.S. Aux- iliary of the United Church was held August .'ird in the memorial room. Mrs. Cross. the president, presided over the meeting. The opening worship service was led by Mrs. Frank Beairsto. This was taken from the Missionary Month-

ly, the theme: ”Jesua Christ- Teacher and Lord". Ten members answered to roll

call, and one visitor was welcom- ed. Minutes of last meeting read and approved. The treasurer re- paned twelve dollars and sixty cents proceeds from the Mission- ary apron.

The program was in charge oL.

Gerald Lockhart. Several members assisted with reading. The theme, "The World Conven- tion on Christian Education."

One hospital call and three home calls were made on the sick since July meeting. September meeting to be a joint meeting. and will be held at the manse.

The singing of hymn 152. fol- lowed by the benediction in unis- on, brought the meeting to a close. Lunch was served by committee in charge.

BUS SIANS REPRIMSA-NDED

Mrs.

STOCKHOLM. Aus. 26 -(Reut- ers)-Four Russian officials alleg- ed to have posed as Americans were reprimanded by the Swedish War Department today for taking photographs in Swedish military areas. They finally revealed their true identity to claim diplomatic immunity when faced with arrest. M

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Miss Mary Gallant of Borden is a patient in the P. C. Hospital this

Hastings. N. S.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Love and children, Carole and Colin. left on Friday morning for a week's holi- days at Piciou and Halifax.

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Deegan and son Jackie attended the Old Home Week celebrations at Charlotte- town on Friday.

Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Maclsaac and Mr. James Csrruthers of Borden attended the Old Home Week races at. Charlottetown on Thurs- day.

Miss Faye Howatt who has been spending her holidays with her aunt. Mrs. Athol Woodside at Whycocomsgh. C. B.. returned home on Monday evening.

Mrs. Mary Webster and daugh- ter Virginia, who hsve been spend- ing their holidays on Prlnce-Ed- ward Island. ireturned to their duties in Ottawa on Saturday.

Master Cameron Ranahan. little son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rana- han, Borden, who was a patient in the P. C. Hospital this week. returned home to Borden on Thursday.

Mr. and Mrs. W. Leigh Sharpe of Moncton. who have spent a few

North Tryon is visiting friends and relatives in freetowzi.

Miss Carol Thompson, little daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Thompson of North Tryon is visit- ing in Freetown at the home of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lidstciie. '

Friends of Morris Burns. son of Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Bums. who recently underwent a tonsillectomy in the Prince Edward Island Hos- pital are pleased to know that he is improving nicely.

Miss Lulu van Buskirk of Mono-' ton arrived in Freetown on Monday to spend part of her vacation with relatives here. At present she is the guest of her uncle. Mr. Ray Lldstone and Mrs. Lldstone.

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