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Mr. celebrated their 30th wedding an- niversary on November 8. A goose dinner was served to a number of

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their friends after o pleasant evening spent in friendly convex- esticn. Their many friends wish Mr. and Mrs. colwill many more years of wedded blin. --w

The regular meeting of the Northam W. I. was held at the home of Mrs. Edmund Maynard and Mrs. Leigh Maynard on Nov

ROYAL THEATRE

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-Monday-Tuesday 7:15-9:15; Tuesday 3:15. See Joel McCrea. and young Dean Stockwell in outdoor action in beautiful technicolor, "CATTLE DRIVE". night drawing on Tuesday. Please Note: on Wednesday of this week only.

Bank No show

and 35c;

CAMEO THEATRE '

KEN SINGTON

Monday-Tuesday-Wednesday 7:15-9:15; on Wednesday. The Biblical story of "SALOME" was filmed in the Holy Land itself in technicolor. Star- ring Rita Hayworth, Stewart Granger and many oth- ers with a cast of thousands. Admission: Evening 75:; Matinee 50c and 25. Bank night drawing on Thursday of this week. '

Matinee 3:30

apply).

CARPENTERS WANTED

. 2 MEN-A-1 Carpenters capable of taking charge of Job. Must be First Class Finishers (no others need References as to ability and cleanliness about work are necessary.

. To the Carpenters accepted, we offer a steady job with the best of pay.

For Personal Interview see Mr. James Thompson on November 18th between 8 am. and 12 noon in

HOLMAN'S BUILDING SERVICE

(Second Floor) SUMMERSIDE

. mm - GUARDIAN. cnAlu.6'r'rE'rowN

1:. A Large number of member. were present. Roll call w" R.

Bnonded to by the members paying v

their fees.' A vote of thanks was tendered. the hostess. Lunch was IBFVOG by the hostess. assisted by the lunch committee. .

The many friends of cllmml MacArthur are sorry to hear that he is confined to his home with a. severe cold. His many friends WW1 Mm It Opeedy recovery.

The Presbyterian Loclles' Aid met at the home of Mn, 1-rug Ramsay on Nov l2, with a large attendance. Lunch was served by the hostess assisted by the lunch -commit ee.

The msny friends of Mr. Lea. man Campbell are sorry to hear that he is confined to his home with pneumonia. and wish him a speedy recovery,

The residents oi the Canada road are pleased that the road has been widened. This has been a long felt need as this section has al- ways been hard travelling in spring and winter.

Mrs, Ivan Maclsesn spent a, few days recently with her son and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs, Ralph MacLean. Charlottetown.

At large number attended the National Film Board showing in the Tyne Valley hall on Nov 11.

TI19 mm-Y friends of Russell Ellis regret to learn that he is a Patient in the Prince County Hos- pital. having the misfortune to break his leg. His many friends wish hime a speedy recovery,

A.W. MORE TOURIS-T;

VANCOUVER, (GP)-British Co- lumbia's tourist trade is booming. The Vancouver Tourist Association reported 643,685 persons entered from the United States in the first nine months this year. compared with 615,292 in the same period last year.

COMBINED OIIEEATION

PORT ARTHUR, ont. town A persplring breadwagon drlvcr chased his runaway horse through a blizzard of flying bread and buns here, The animal was finally halted by a driver of an op. llosition bread cart.

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neth Stewart, Percy MacGougan, Wotton).

Enmore and. ' Vicinity Mr. and Mrs. Format Phillips.

Mt. Royal, were recent visitors tn Enmore and Mt. Pleasant.

-Mr. and Mrs. Alex Ledlner and young son and Miss Dorothy Yen, R.N.. from Sernia, Ont, spent a pleasant holiday with relatives in Harmony, Victoria Wat and Sum- rnerside.

Mr. and Mrs. Reuben nnmnn have returned to theb home ill Springhill, after a pleasant motor trip to Maine and Ontario.

,Congratulations are extended to Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wllliuna (nee Miss Ruby Harvey) on their recent marriage in Toronto, Ont.

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Peters, Bum- merside, were the recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Burns MacArthur.

Enmore W. I. met for their ul- nual meeting at the home of Mrs. Bums MacArthur. Nine members answered the roll call paying their yearly fee. New officers elected for the coming year are Mrs. Burns MacArthur president and Mrs. An- gus MacArthur Becreto.ry-treasur- er. All other officers re-elected. Next meeting at the home of Mrs. Lloyd Frost. Members are asked to bring donations for the

Orphanage at this meeting.

Daniel Msclseod, Victoria

Mrs. West, left on November 10, for

Ottawa, Ont, to. be with her .

Professional Icarlls T. EMILE IIIGKEV

Chartered Accountant Canadian Bank of Commerce Building Summer-aide, P. I. I. PIONI :13!

W. Albert Robomon

Chartered Accountant 1-. l. I. mm-oar. autumn Granville at Water Street

Summeraldo DIAL l'. 0. I01 ISM Cl A. Raymond Grunt. llSe.. 0.1). orrolurnlsr Complete Vlsusl Analysis Classes fitted

in Water Street. lnmmordde

Above Mam-Ise Milra Men's Wear Phone lose.

I. F. IIIINTEII R. 0.

i OPTQLIITIIIT lummeraide. P. I I. Complete visual Analyses Glaasea lltud

PBDNI III! IMALLHANB BUILDING

E. E. PIIIKNIII 0 0.0. ILO. 0 annual- Glance rm-a -

nu - am 1- casualty . maunuloa I lannor I.

, VIIIEBINAEIAN Iblal III! I Water Street lhst Summersllla

W. GIIESTER I. oantuoius.o.ula!u! amen" ate ' . r.t.s.' .' mm to tea. Ollloa em-

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' Entertainers On Schurmans School Parade

Audrey Msclfenzie, Joyce

Kingston and I O I Vlclnlly Many friend: of Mrs. Neil Camp- bell are sony to learn she has had to enter the Hospital for treat- ment. Bhe l the efficient teacher in the prim ry department. The annual supper of Kingston United Ghurch was held in the

hall and was well attended. A large sum was realized.

Icongratulatigs :0 Mr. Parker Newson for his fine showing of Holstelns at the Amherst Fair.

A memorial service was held at Kingston on Nov. 8. due to the weather the service was held in the hall. The speakers were Rev. Harry Barker, Rev. Father Mac-

daughter. Mrs. Bruce Coulson, who underwent an operation. Mrs. Couloon's many friends here wish her a. speedy recovery to good health.

Mr. and Mrs. Burns MacArthur. Mr. Connie MacArthur and Miss Grace Darby. were the recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Spurgeon Ramsay, Port Hill.

Presbyterian Lsdtesi Aid Soc- iety met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ramsay MscLeod for their November meeting. A large num- ber of members and visitors were present. sympsthy is being ex-

Me. John Wisldron. Wellington. in the accidental death of her brother, Mr. MacKay of Belfry. N.S.

Sincere

Mrs. Russel MacArthur was a recent visitor to Qllsrlottciown, the guest of her daughter Mrs. William Hayes and Mr. Hayes.

Several veterans and their wives from this vicinity attended their yearly reunion held in the Legion Hall. xllcrslie on November ll.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morrison. Argyle Shore. were the recent gdests of Mr. and Mrs. Ansel Bal- lem. at .

The many friends of Mrs. Ro- bert Mrwbaurin ere pleased to hear that she is improving from her recent illness.

Mrs. Agnes Bryant has gone to Bumlnerlde to spend the winter with her grandson. Mr. Wyman MacArthur. .

Mr. and Mrs. Offie MacArthur. Bumrneraide, were recent visitors at the home of Mr.' and Mrs. Wil- liam Baglole, sprlnghill.

Mr. and Mrs. Angus Enmsn ot-

-Above are participants of the Mslpeque School who were participants on the Interscholastic Quiz Contest of the Schunnsn School Parade Program on Novemberys. the stage of the Csmeo Theatre in Kenslngton on the previous Wednesday evening and was rebroad-

cast on Friday evening on the regular weekly Schurmsns School Parade. Bryenton, Mary Jorgenson.--(Photo by

This program originated on From left to right are Ken-

. Carthy. Wrestlu were placed at

the monument by the Canadian Legion. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Clow and family, Kingston W. I.

Mrs. Bert Willis has returned home after spending the last month in Toronto visiting her sister.

On Oct. 26, the annual Rally Day service was held in Kingston Church and was well attended by parents and friends.

Mr and Mrsf-I-in. Willis and family, have moved to Charlotte- town where they will reside for the Winter months.

The annual meeting of Kingston .w. I. was held at the home of lMrs. Tylpha and Leith Newson and was well attended. Next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Edgar Newson. Roll call will be answered by Christmas gifts for Orphqnage. A large number of young people from this colrmunity have left for Toronto to seek em- ployment for the Winter months.

The Nov. meeting of Kingston United W. M. 5. was held at the home of Mrs. James Jewell. Mrs. Bert Willis had charge of the devotional period. Two life mem- bers certificates were presented to Mrs. Owen Younker and Mrs. Tylphs Newson. Mrs. Edgar Newson read an address and Mrs. Bert Willis presented the certificates. The meeting closed with the Ilords

prayer. -GU-

SFI-I-INGITIELD W. I.

The annual meetins 01 We Springfield Women's Institute was held November 4 at the home of Mrs. Keith Mayne with an attend- ance of 12 members. Roll 0811 WI! answered by the payment 01 1995 for the oomlnlz V0313 .

The president gave a detailed report of the year's activities and the financial statement was given by the treasurer. Also read WC" the reports of the sick and Red Cross oommlttees.

The following onicers were elect- ed for the coming year: President. Mrs. Reginald Hssiem (re-elect- ed); vice-president. Mrs. Ivan Lambe (re-elected); secretary, Mrs. John Hickox; trea.su.rer. Mrs. Cla- rence Hoslam (re-elected); direct- ore. Mrs. John Hogan. .Mrs- Norris

Sinclair and . Ernest Haslam: auditors, Mrs. George Dunning and ,yMrs. Andrew Hughes; press eturrespondent. Mrs. Ca roll Lambs; sick committee. Mrs

Cmwford Sinclsir. Mrs. William Hnslsm and Miss Muriel Haslam; Red Cross committee. Mrs. Keith Mayne and Mrs. Gerritt Loo.

It wu decided that the usual Christmas treat be bought for all the children of the district. MM- Keith Mayne. Mrs. Clarence Hea- iun and Mrs. Norris linclsir -to take charge of same. 85 Wu 60-

tended Remembrance Day pro- gram ln OLeary. W.

P0lI'A'l0 DEALERS

this meeting, Wednesday, p.m. Robson's Restaurant,

MEETING

Important business makes its urgent you attend

LPCVIATO DEALERS ASSOCIATION

noted for save the children Fund Next meeting is to be at the

cripped children. On t a lunch oommitta are: Mrs. John I-Iiekox. Mrs. Keith Mayne and Mrs. Nor- ris lalncisir: prolmm Mrs. Crawford Sinclair and Mrs. Norris Sinclair. . .

It was decided to plan the pro-

NOVEMBER 17, 1953

wt. Orowford Sinclair. or the meetings 2 th "I-

- mmyear. Mrs. John glare: cilia e of guts. Ibo I. git for the ma. Reginald I-Iaelam to cl;-eat same. ' A contest conducted by M.-5, George nnlng was won by M.-5, Keith e. Refreshments were served by the hostess and lunch committee. . '

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