SHAH INSPECTS 6TH FLEET
W of lran is transport- his inspection of the vessel Silur- linp gear from the day in the Mediterranean ica. VA il P. Kennedy Jr. Crewmen line the rail of illt' lxvnr It will VIP?
:lit deck of the air-
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carrier for an inspection of Unit- ed Statcs 6th l-'1i-ct units and a vis- Cbarles R.
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and women. looking with wide- ayed wonder as a Polish modcl
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Page 18 The Guardian Thursday, June 27. IE
O'LEAIlY
Mr. and Mrs. Vance Mai.-Kay and family of Bloomfield weral visitors to 0'Leary.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Jelley. 0'Leary. motored to Fredrlctoa .N'.B.
Mr. and Mrs. Albeit Phillipa of Charlottetown spent the week. end with relatives in Knutsford and vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Ashley and family of Summerside apem the weckendtwith relatives in; Knutsford. l
.Vir. and Mrs. Peter Rogers of Burton were visitors to O'l4earyt on Sunday visiting attire hgmei of their son and daughter-in-iiaw,i Mr. and Mrs. Jackie Arsenault.
Mr. and Mrs. Owen Jones of: Halifax NS. are spending some: time at their home in 0'Leary. '
Mrs. Percy Sentner and family-,l 0'Leary, spent a few days in Roseville recently, guest; of My-.l and Mrs. Emmet Sentner. l
Mr. and Mrs. Jago Sabine of West Point were visitors at the! home of their son and daughter- in-law, 'tlr. and Mrs. Ted Sabina,
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Palmer. 0'l.eai;V. motored to Charlotte- town on Tuesday, when thq spent the day.
Mr. Lnman Harris of St. John NB. was a visitor to the home of his parents. Mr. andMr1. Ai-tliiir Harris. in 0'Leary. He also iisitcd other relatives and fricnds in West Prince.
Hr. and Mrs. Raeford Locke of Locke's Road spent Sunday in Alberton guests of Mrs. Arthur Wright.
Miss Joyca Mat-Dougall of St. John NB. spent the weekend with her parents.Mr. and Mrs. Bruce MacDougali. in Unionvale.l Mrs. Leaman Harris. 0lLeary,l spent a couple of days with re- latives in st. John. l Mr. and Mrs. Brent Ramsay of Montrose were recent visitorsi to 0'l.4eary. Mr. and Mrs. David Lot-khart and family of Brae were visitorsl to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Sentner in 0'Leary.
daughter Barbara of Knutsfordi left for Quebec. Where they will spend a few days with relative-s.'. On their return they will be ac- companied by Mr. Harris' mothcr.l Mrs. Robert Carruthers. who will spend the summer months on thei Island.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Harriml OlLeary. and Mrs. Harold Ashley of Alberton left for the
relatives and friends for days.
spent the winter months with re- latives in the United States. has returned to her home in Oil.eary. where she will spend some time. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Shaw and family who have spent the winter
their home in Locke Road. Mr. Dan MacDonald of Sum-
'the US. exhibit. Poland's Primci ilinister Joseph Cyrankir.-wic1. said -
the hoped that Poland would be.
i Iwfniid is jammed to thepparades before them with ii coat lining more business Wm. mt - -.'l iiitn luxury-starved men ; fashion from a US. store. Viewing Mum." worm in th, near mm", mmnred w Summpmde on wed
HOWLAN
.! T Gallant of Forest View.
: s l ul:iy evening, June lfi, atj i .m.-.-i- of Jerry Gallant.
tar, (Hill Airs, Clarence Gallant . l'vii-iille. were in Howlan n All tli:.'iy aftcrnoon. Juna 17th.
now a patient in P.C. Hospital. Nelson is a cousin of Jerome andy I y Frank Gallant of Howlan. All wishi rts. lUtlIlSl0I'd-
him a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Joey Gallant of
nasday ovening. Arriving from Hamilton, Ontar- io. by car on Thursday. June 2.
am iiaraaret A. Perry o!ChIr- .weie Mr. and Mrs. Francis aimi-
li i-min. is spending a few days; w lll it i;ic:iiion in Howlan. l
li4"i. Fr. Pitre. Mrs. Stanley
( ll. -..-t mid llall;.Il'ltEl', Janette andl . Frmvil.-i Pitre. attended
iiiiiio.-i .it Miscouche on Mon-l t i my-ii 'l.'., June 17th.
Jilitl Mrs. Alfred Gallant
.- .tli' lJlf'Rll0l1ll'lK with MI'I.i .ii . mnihiir and stepfather. Jllif Hrs. Fred Arsenault at .lll-" '.tt”rP in llowlan on Mon-
( on -v '. June 17th. They were ll"i.t'1l by Mr. and Mrs.
-ii ruuiilt and called at the
-- in iir and Mrs. Jerry Gal-
we Tcnis Peters and Joe- '.'iu imx. inotolvd to Tignish OI
. zliii-, 'iillPre they spent part of ggh,
- il;iy ii-hing.
" vmni; tn Alherton on Tue; .lll"iIl t7ih. were Mr. and Mrs. Wt (i-:iu(l(tl. mcompanled by,
.1 ii irsr-iiault. Mrs. Arsen-l
:i .ll'l cnicred the Hospitali
l l -"rill
chard and 2 sons. and Grace and George Arsenault.
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Griffin and Mrs. Richard Ellsworth and chil-
the ldren and Miss Yvonne Blanchard,
arrived on the Island on 'l'liurs-
day June 20th. to attend the fun-
eral services and burial of the late Richard Ellsworth. victim of such a tragic accident in Hamilton. On- tarlo.
Several ladies from llowlan were in 0'Leary on Thursday. hav- ing volunteered to help clean and prepare the new hospital for the grand opening on July 3. All are wondering who the lucky mother of the first child born there will be.
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Mrs. Ronnie Cameron and chil- dren of Whycocomagh, Cape Bret- on. were recent visitors to the home of ht-r parcnts. Mr. and
. is spending her vacation with hu- fparents. Mr. and Mrs. ivan Han.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sweet of iSunrnicrside. wore visitors to 0'-
.Piusvlllo were in Howlan on Wed- Mary and Springfield west on
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jackie Arscnault and family of ()'l.eary. were via-i itors to the home of Mr. and Mrs. I
lPeicr Rogers in Glengarry recen-l y tly. l I
llcmbcrs of the Mission Band .and their leaders entertained the .mnthers of Mission Band Mcm-i lhcrs at their meeting on Thurs- day afternoon. lco-cream and cake was acrvcd to all. The leaders are Mrs. Charlie Willis and Mrs. Cecil l . Dennis.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Adams ,and family of ()'Leary. were via- lilors to Sumoinerside recently.l lguests of Mrs. Alex MacDonald.
3 Mr. Herbie Dennis. 0'14-ary. y motored to Charlottetown recentlyi l on business.
l Rev liebcr Kean. minister of- lhe 0'l.eary United Charge. Of-' lended the conference which will held in Sackville last week.
l Mr and Mrs. Forest Phillips of
. .'. mini llamiltnn, 0ntario.lM"- D3" M"Pf'"5""' in 0'V'f"'Y- yftliarlottetovin. are spending some
ll"'l7'Tl iii the home of Lent ziiutv in the carly hours our NW iiinrning. June iii. of the -iii.rlvii and unexpected death! i H "'tl Fllsworlb. formerly of ii.-.1. ltoml and husband of 4 lziinin illanchard of Plus-l A it .- llr Hilwmrtli was elect:-oca-l i--t l'i-oimind and sincere syn-i ixitlirx is licrcby extended thil )ItlIlIL' iiirl-iiv and 2 small childral .vi'su ..ll other survivors. The IC- iii mi: are being forwarded to Mon- cwm liiim thorn in be met by mot- rir lwziirsc and brought to the It land for burial.
Mr. and Mrs. bee Arsealtllt were to Summersldb on Tuldli. June -13.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Gallant 1 family of I-talttax. all Its. It lioirnsi ofbavar. were ta on Fimdny, June 13. elmll I I0 l.1ti'-"M.
Alli. Clifford Arseltault and W- on ma visited Mrs. Aneaawlrs mi:-tints in Ahramls Vlllaae on In- dm. June it.
A ladies aid mcetiaa ft! lb W is 0'Leary hospital was held I !hPll0flICdnl'I.AHn.AF Icnauk on Tuesday nuts. 11
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Mr. and Mrs. Alport Gard of At- lleboro. Mass. are spending some time with relatives and friends in Knutsford and vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. John ltioresht-d.l
Oiheary. spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Dunbar in Mon- trose.
Mr. Alvin Harris. who has been enoloytd in Montreal during the
vacation with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Vaa Harris in Knutaford.
Mn. Udil Mountain and her sis- ter. Miss Sarah Thompson of At- tleharo. Man. were recent visitors to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roby Adults in Krmtafocd.
It lam they flspsndafewdava. hi. :IaIwillatteadahastnesarneet- I.
rs. James Burk-igh
Samwieride. her hallloh
DII year. is now spending Ml Elrmdalc. were
. and Mrs. Bernard Shea. 0- W. Am... Mmm”, my Mr, no . Induced to Mention. when y ",1 M1,," om." (,1 An."-(3.,
time with Mr. and Mrs. Beecher ismallman in Knutsfnrd.
l Dr and Mrs. Orvill Phillips and Ifamily of Alberton. were visitors to relatives in 0'l,eary and vic- inity on Sunday.
Mrs. Francis Tc:-d of Nova ysi-om. was a visitor to O'Leary land vicinity recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Arlhur.Rennle of visitors to 0'- 'Lepry on Saturday afternoon.
Miss Vera Williarru who is em- gployed in the Amalgamated Daln ies in one-ry. went the weekend lat the home of her parents in Elan ldale.
l Mr. and Mrs. IJOYII Dlmblf III
lWl0llI1'(E to (Tieary on Saturday.
l Mr. lllage Ci-vllicutf of Spring- 'neiii west. who is how omvtovel tin Carihoo. Nil. spent the week- iend with his wife and family ll
Mr. and Mn. Eddie Harris I sprilgfteh Wed were visitors to 0'uary as Isaday.
Mr. and to. Gain: Maeamtn VG! viii!!! to 0'- afuraaua.
iis receiving warmest
, Tyne
of his brother. Mr. George Mae- Donald, in 0'Leary rcccntly.
Mr. and Mr. Raby Adams Knut- sford are spending a weekend with relatives and friends in Char- lottetown and vicinity.
Mr. Lorne Adams of Knutsford.
nesday on business. I'D
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Congtatulations are in ordcr to Mr. David Clare Muttart. son of Mr. and Mrs Kcnneth Muttart. Searletown, who was among the graduates of the Summerside High School this spring. Clare plans to enter Mount Allison University to begin the engi- neering course.
Mr. and Mrs Edgar Doull. and son David. Chelton. spent the weekcnd of May 25th. in Dart- mouth and Halifax. N.S. While there they attended the Nurst-s' Graduation Exercises of Grace Hospital on May 27th. Tlicir daug- hter. Laura. one of the graduates. congratul- ations from her many friends. who wish her every success in her choscn career.
Mr. and Mrs A W. ltlilligan Vallcy were visitors to this village on June l9th.
The June meeting of the Men's Association of Bcdeque United (lhurch. was held in the Church Hall on Tuesday evening. June lath. The president, Arthur Mur- ray presided. After partaking of SI sumptuous dinner and brief Using-song. the guest speaker. J. ibincoln Dewar. of New Perth. was introduced by lit-her Myers. Mr. Dnivar spoke of the work of the Atlantic Provinces Economic Council. He made special refer- ence to a recent meeting he and others attended in Newfoundland
The appreciation of the gM.hertng'
was suitably expressed by Doug- las Mai-Farlane. Routine business imatters were attended to. John Havcnga was pianeat and Rev. G.A. Cowper-Smith was song lea- der. Walter Wrlght was the
grace before the meal and Mr. ES. Weeks pronounced the bent- diction.
ter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Samual Cornish la 0'Leary.
Mrs U.B. searnaa. 0'Ieary. and her mother. Mrs. DJ. lteaya. mil- ored to the eastern part of the D- land, where Mrs. Keays will spend ;some time visiting with relatives and friends.
Mr. James Cameron. Charlotte- town. was a visitor to 0'l.eary and vicinity where he visited with relatives and friends for a few days.
United ' States. whcre they will visit withl a few?
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Harris andi .
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Mrs. Wessnian Harris. who hasl
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in 0'I.eary have moved back tot
mcrside was a visitor at the homel
treasurer. Mr. Cowper-Smith aald ,
Mr. and Mrs: Lloyd Qaw sag;
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