DECEMBER 14. 1950
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Anws soup inurnsa Tm-elling Cases at Taylor Drug 5.,” KenslnKlDn-
- UTIEUL Christmas sla- lm,,::EAat Taylor Drug 00.. Ken- gmgion.
,,,g, s. TAYDOR. Optometrist of Charlottetown will be in his Al- herlon liffice this Saturday. Def camber 15th-
-.il.moara P A S T 0 R AL cn.lRGE. Induction service can- Celira. Service sunday. hbece. mg; lull. Miirgate United c urcn. - P. M. Rev. James cross. Interim ,tIDrIPlV'II0r-
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...),1.. Bernice ChaPi19I1,I9n wmm.3d-,,y to spend the winter in tlnilcd Slates.
C.il.,.s Ruthie Thollipson. daugh- W G; Mr, and Mrs. Bruce Thomp- I Sllnimcrside. is Hilde-FZ91"'3 the P. E. I. Hospita..
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.ILt8.li Cairns returned to in Sumnierslde East, impi-nvcd in health after a paiicnt in Prince County 1:1”. for the past three weeks.
Kinsmen Discuss Toy Matinee
at an executive meeting of the Kiiismen Club of Summerside on :1-ugsdaly cvcning plans were dis- cussed to: the annual Kinsmen ioy nintince which is held to ob- um toys which are distributed to si viiicclits orphanage and Mt. l-lerbsr: Orphanage. Mr. Norman Hljgg is in charge of the Project ind he reported that the matinee will he held at the Capitol Theatre iii: mining Saturday morning.
The cost of the film alid other expenses is paid by the club and in Harold Gaudet generously gives me use of this theatre free of chairs No admission is charged the children who attend but each is axllall it) bring a new (is used my lil rand condition. These toys must no . lniwrapped. It WES li..ivll l...il 11': parents would co- a,ilur-.lc in this worthy project by lllszllliiig in their children the ll;r.i lhni this is an opportunity for ;liem in h"I.p other youligstcirs of Iiielli nail-. are who are not fort- liliaic riioliilli to be able to sptnd Christmas in a home of their own and ivilh loving parents.
Cliildi-en .Kllf)llId not just bring lam nlli lliiiig camouflaged in i')j'(lily lrrappiiig paper just to get Lli to see .1 show. This has been lane in ollin: years and the situat- ni: has been getting worse. so bad ri fact that if it continues the pro- PM may have to be abandoned another year. The toys must be inivriipped and should be clean ind in good working order.-S
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-clnlouuld concur. spring Valley Hall. December 20th.
-GIVE a fine embossed Billfold from Moaoo Jewellers.
-Till IDEAL Christmas gift. Relent Theatre tickets. In con- venient books of 81.05, 32.25. 53.60. 34.50. Good for iiny show. any- time. For sale at the box office and Boates Pharmacy.
-BEDEQUE RINK TENDERS will be received until 7 P. M. Mon- dlay, December with by the under- signed for rin-k caretaker, ticket collector. ticket salesman. and use of canteen for skating season. T. J. lniman. Secretary.
-IN GREENLAND. - Word has been received by Mrs. Wilfred Gallant, East Street. Su-mmersidc that her son. Mr. Allan Gallant has arrived in Greenland by air. Mr. Gallant has accepted a position with the United States Government there but the nature of his work could not be learned.-S.
-LAURA BAIN MISSIONARY SOCIETY.-Mrs. Bruce Johnston presided over the December meet- ing of the Laura Bain Missionary Society of the Summerside Baptist Church on Monday evening at the mome of Mrs. C. B. Jelly. The singing of "0 come all ye faithful" was followed by the Scripture reading in St. Luke 2 by the pres- ident and prayer offered by Mrs. Elmer Newson. Mrs. Jelly read an interesting letter from a former member. Mrs. 0. C. MacNeil1, now residing in Vancouver, 3. C. After the hymn "0 Silent gNigh-t" Mrs. Clifford Smith presented the mis- sion lesson. entitled "The inn of Awakening". An article ”Christ- mas in lndia" was read by Mrs. Roland Gay. During the business session. 14 members responded to roll call with a Bible verse con- taining the word "Joy." Christmas cards were sent to former mem- bers, now residing in other prov- inces. A social hour followed the Mizipa-h benediction, after which delicious refreshments were served by Mrs. Johnston and Mrs. Clar- ence Mercer.-S. .
Guest Speaker Al S'side Y's Men's Club
Summcrside Y'.I Men held their regular meeting last night, instead of on Thursday night. due to the official visit of the Maritime regional Director. Alfred Reynolds. Sydney. N. 3. He is in Summerside to make his annual official visit to the local club. Mr. Reynolds was the guest speaker last night and spoke to the assembled members on mat- ters concerning the Y's Men's Clubs. He is the international rep- iesentatiw of the Maritime Prov- inces.
Four new members were induct- ed last night into the club. Ken Walker. Roy Boatos,Olaudo Leckey and Fred Dunn.
no club was host to seven of the Nato boys from the local air- port and during the evening a photo was taken which will be published in the Y's Men's World. along with an article by Clarence Mercer on the work of the club. included in the photo were Mr. Mercer. Ross Macxenzie. chair- 'man of the World outlook pro- gramme. and the seven Nato guests.
Under thqhoadlng of business. it was learned that the Christmas holly which the club will sell as a project has arrived and will be sold at the three leading stores by the wives of the members. start- ing on next Wednesday.
Yls Man Douglas Molfatt of the Sydney Club was a guest at the meeting.
A pleasing feature of the pro- gramme was the passing of several boxes of cigars to the members. a Christmas present from Mr. Ghost-
er Galidet. the manager of the Olympia Restaurant where the club hold dinner meetings. The
members followed up with an an- nual Christmas custom of theirs and took up a generous collection which was donated to the girls of the olylnpia staff who wait onthe tables each week.-5.
O'Leary and Viclnlfy
' A Soy Scout Group Cornrrllttee Course was held in the Women's Institute Hall in Aliborton last week on Monday and Tuesday evenings and Scoutlmasten, Cub- maaurr and committees from Tig- nlph, Albei-ton and 0'Leary at- tended. Also in attendance was the Executive Commisllonor of the Boy Scouts for Prince ldward la- lal-id. Mr. Gordon Kerr. 'l'ho.Course was very beneficial to those at- tending. ' t
His many friends were checked tonoar of the accidlnt of Mr. Jos- eph Gallant of O'Loary who late on Saturday night. Doc. I:-h was struck while driving his bicycle by a car driven by Mr. George Shel- foon of O'Llary. Mr. Gallant was attended by Dr. Dewar of O'I.cary and then removed in an uncon- scious condition to the Prince County Holpitll in sumimeraldo. He was badly out abfryi the face and suffered numerlty. bruises and a pouibia hoad f-Ann. Mr. Gai- lant is marl-ie' '.nd la the fotehlr of several ytdreo. his many friends w'”, .;m a loud! recov- 0I'!. The llbcrton R.C.M.P. in- veatlgat j.tho accident
At nine meetings held in rural halls in the Summersido area. last night. those who attended were told that an option has been taken to rent a section of 5malIman's Lid. store. where their' hardware department is now located, in which to open a co-operative groc- ery and feed store if such can be nI' ' -'
Those mootims will be followed byva poraonailcanvau of the dis- tricts today and on Friday evening there will be a, mass meeting in the Summersldo High school aud- itorium which will be addressed by leaders of the co-operative move- ment in Nova Scotia.
Meetings were held last night at St. Nicholas. Mlacouche, Lot 16. St. Eleanors. Linlllotter. Travellers Rest. Kelvin Grove. Kensington and Freetown. The meeting at St. Eleanors was addressed by Mr. Richard Hennessey of Charlotte- town. auditor of the Credit Union League and Mr. Melvin Bridges. ,a
Consider Co-op Grocery, Feed Store For I Siside
my director of the o'Leary Co-ope)-gt. ve.
Mr. I-lennessey told the meeting that all of the meetings were be. ing addressed by members of the co-operative movement. previous to now numerous requests have been received from the people of this area to open a co-operative store. he said, and now there is an opportunity.
He told the meeting about the option which has been taken on EInallman's present hardware de- partment which expires on Janu- ary 15th. He said that if the building is rented Smallman's will close their grocery deparnnent and their hardware would be moved in to their former grocery section.
lie explained that it would be necessary to raise 515,ooo.0o1n share capital before the project can he launched.
Mr. I-lcrrnessey fold the meeting that the co-operative super Mar- ket in Cliarlotfetoivn is doing a
thriving business and has been in- sinimontal in bringing food prices in the community down from 3 to 5 percent. He explained that mem- bers rc"-'--- 1: rebate on their pur- chases and this year3 per cent in- terest will be paid on share cap- ital and 5 per cent on loan capital. He also explained the co-opcr- ative Act at length. Mr. Bridges spoke briefly and explained the co-operative set-up at O'Leary. Mr. Earle Cannon acted as chairman of the meeting and there was a question period during which many points were discussed.-5.
Bodoque Nofes
-Mrs. Lloyd Best and daughter Doris. Lot id. Prince County are spending a few days with Mrs. Best's parents. Mr. and Mrs. sin- clair Affleck.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace McLeod.
Sackville, N. B., were week--end guests among relatives on the Is- land. especially in this village.
The spacious home of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Macflarlane, Fernwood.
Bedeque. was filled to capacity on.ing
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Thursday. November 30th., when the friends and nelzlibours of Mi-T William MacFarIanc. son of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Mac!-larlane. Rathered to bid him farewell are he left for London. Ontario, where he plans joining the R:. C. A. P., as a pilot officer. After all had assembled. Mr. .1. Harrison Mac. Farlane called the puny to order and the guest was escorted tn the seat of holiour, by Douglas Mac. Farlsne. Then Mrs. Charles Mac. Fariane read a humorous poem composed for the occasion, after which Lloyd Sherry presented "Bill" with a well-fiued bill-fold. The honoured guest made a fitting reply. Rev. C. A. Britten. pastor of Central Bcdcque Baptist Church, in his genial manner made some pleasing remarks. Then followed a sins-song with Mrs. Lang at the Diano. Lunch was served by the hostess and several of the ladies present. The sinzlne of "Auld Lang Sync" brought the meeting to a close. All departed bidding "Bill" flood luck and God speed in the future.
7'19 C1051!!! meeting of the Sew-yAbout sac was realized which will the be used for village improvement.
Club. sponsored by
Women's Institutes of the Island was held at the hall at Cehtrsl Bedeque on Wednesday afternoon, Nov. 29th.. at 3 O'clock.
This course has continued over a period of six weeks, and dresses made during that time were mod- eled by the makers. Each maker told the invited audience points zalned through the instruction Bivcn. There was also a demon- 5”'”10n 01' Junior sewing club work done by the schools of Bedeque and Central Bedeque. some very fine work was shown. A social hour with guests. members and Super. visors. was enjoyed . A bauntgoug lurzch was served which was en- joyed by all.
The ladies of the "Half Century Club" held a Pantry and parcel past sale at Bnwness' store. Be. deque village. on Friday Dec. lac, The parcels were many and varied. THEY came not only from iiriends 9" "19 151""-'1. but as far west as Vancouver, 3. C.. and also from mlm.V Points in the United States. Tile demand for the ”hume cook. ins" was keen and the amcles of- fered were qulckly picked up.
IIACKLEY ICIOOL
araclfily School Report for any month of Novunbcr. . Grade X.-1, Shirley Prowae and
Jackson. Grade Vill.-l, Gall Prowae.
Gladys Bryenton; 3, Marie Strick- land. t
Grade VI.-l, Ernest Roper: 2 John Biatch; 3, Wallace Jackson.
Grade V.-l. Ernest Brycnton; 2 Clair Bryenlon. I
Grade lll.-l, Virginia Macliayz 2. Bernice Ne-woon; A. Dorothy Proude.
Grade I1,-l. Louelll Clarke; 2
enton.
Grade l.-I. Fay Scllick and
kins; 3. Blair Bryenton.
CH UIICII CONGRESS
meeting of ministers and laymen 0! the Anglican church, was held at Cambridge in 1861.
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