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Miss Alice Gordon Honored At Shower

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..'Mi.ss Alice Gordon was guest. of honour at a delightful miscel- laneous shower at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gor- don. Roseneath. Friday evening.

when the ladies of the district call- ed to wish her best wishes for her future happiness. ' she was the recipient of many useful gifts. The living room was

ibeautifully decorated with pink

and white streamers. apple blos- sums and tulips. An attractively decorated basket laden with gifts was carried into the living room by Judy Yorston and Clayton Bul- pitt, dressed as miniature bride

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w : shorties reg. 14.95 to 24.50 now

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THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

and zroom. Mrs. Louis Yorston read the accompanying verses. while the gifts were opened by Mrs. Donald MacQuarrie and arranged by Mrs. Harold Bulpitt.

In It few well chosen words, Alice expressed her appreciation. and everyone joined in singing "For She's a Jolly Good Fellow". Organ accompanist for the evening was Mrs. J. Malcolm Mackenzie. Delic- ious refreshments were served by Mrs. Bulpitt, Mrs. James Crawford and Miss Marie Quinn.

Trormiiiiiiiiif Dies lAt 93 In ac.

. .'l"uneral' service for Albert ,Brehaut, 93. retired dairy farmer 'and a pioneer of New Westminster district. will be held Friday, June 19, at 3 p. m., in S. Bowell and Sons Funeral Chapel. New wen. minster, B. C.

He was born in Murray Harbor, P. E. I., and went to the Pacific Coast in 1888. Arriving by CPR, he got off the train at Westminster Junction, now Port. Coquitlam. His first job in New Westminster was with Tom Cunningham, who had 20 head of grade Jerseys graz- ing in the upper section of the Royal City above Fourth avenue. I Mr, Brehaut could recall the ,days when Jersey cows grazed zamong stumps in the upper cen- ltral section of the Royal City, lwhen milk was dipped out of cans

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1o tor will serve as interns at Royal Victoria Hospital for the next year.

and consumers bought it for oents a quart in summer months. Mr. Brehaut lived for many m A years at Maillardville, and about M155 Mllflal VIl1I"d- I hlkh six year; ago moved to Edrnondg school student, was struck on the digmci; in Burnaby, iSl(lF' of the face with a wild flying In iaso, Mr. Brehaut and the hall durma it imictlce Sunday late Au;-ed Eoorh pfgfabllshpd ayafiernoon, She is reported as hav- partnerghlp gnu bought, our (hp ing received a severe blow below dairy business of Mr. Cunning-llhc eye. ham. Later they moved to Mail- lardville when the city began to Mm. EVBLVI1 Richard W110 I03?- expand and their farm was locat- her husband two years aim. is ex-

ed near the present site of lllf”l)P(iCd butt in 13115101. 10 reside Millslde School. 4Mr. Brehaut was With her other, Mrs. John La- a former trustee in Coquitlam P19I'I'9- MTl- RICIIRFG. 10l'mEf1.i' district, tEvclyn Lapierre, lived at Seal

River, N. B., where her husband lrlicd suddenly two years ago.

y The couriitiuii of Mr. Auihrnsc I'li.'ilcii, stricken suddenly on June 10th, is reported somewhat better

Leavitt-Iloseworthy . at this time. He is now at. the ihonie of his daughter rind M1Il-lll-

..'Miss Muriel Louise Nosewortlriplau, Mr. and Mrs. John Sharkey. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jzinirsi Rrsidmiis lwro were surprisrri H- N”59Wm'”l5': P”Il5m0UIl'- N” on Sai.iii'rlny morning, June l4, in. Hampshire. became the bride Miimd the water in the outside iinrspi MVN1 W- LGEVIIL 50!! 01 M1-1 andftiihs around the pumps frozen, :3-h:3T3' I-463iV1lC ((3110 lglrllllillnnlqiiite hard with a quarter inch of,

. 358., n 8 ll 6 lilll 'r . r '

antimony perform” bv Ref ice, and the ground snow white,

- p . I-ylillll frost. It secnis to be a record, Robert H- Dumb M 55”" J"l”l5 for late frost in this vicinity. One Episcopal Church, on Suhdaliplady reports milk was frozen in al May 10- 3" 3 P: "L . u pibottle on the back porch.

Th3 tbrldei CW9" m 1V"3m385V, bl Rev. A. L. Sinnott who left sev-

:::..”.l::.:' :ri..:1 ”:::.::w1 to up in

the U. S. A. is back home at s-

flmnlf b0dlC5 Ami STAKE 01' 1l3:lO"lPllL and is rerciviiig a big VI'ElgI)rl:l9.

:'l3:sig':9rw::lIg:1uT;;1l: 9&1 !l;:le”ll Fr. Siiiiintt. is on a lecture tour. , ' ' r- V 7 -m-. 7 .7. .-,.:L..-.L,

ed satin can i

and she carried at white prayer book, decorated Withi- camellias and etephanotis. l

Mr. Donald Vaughn, organist,l accompanied Miss Joan liiitchins, soloist. .

Mrs. Parker Smith. sister of the bridegroom, was matron of honor.' She was a ballerina-length gown of lavender antique taffeta, car- ried a bouquet of pink gladioli, with matching head-dress. I

Mrs, Philip Lravitt, sister-iu- law of the bridegroom and Miss Charlotte Norton of Boston were bridesmaids. They wore ballerina-

and Gregory Leavitt, nephew of the bridegroom was ring-bcarenl

Philip Leavitt, Arlington, bro-p ther of the bridegroom was best man. Ushers were James Jenkins Noseworthy, brother of the bridal and Gordon M. Page of Lcxington,i Mass.

Following the ceremony ception for 100 guests was held at the Women's City Cliih. Mrs.l, William Tarr II of Lviiiiiicld.i Mass. cousin of the bride, had charge of the guest book.

The couple left on a wed-; ding trip. For travelling the: bride chose a gray suit with pink accessories and a white orchid corsage. Upon their return they will reside in Masstichusetts. -

The bride is a graduate of, Portsmouth High school, class of 1951 and of Miss Farmer's School, in Boston. The bridegroom grad-p uated from Arlington High school arid Northwestern University ; where he majored in psychology; and did post graduate work at the-l graduate school of the University' of New Hampshire. He is Gllgtlgrtl. in research work for the Anierican Optical Company. I Mrs. Leavitt is a daughter ofy the former Marguerite Jenkinsi and s. grand-daughter of Mrs.j William C. Jenkins, Annandalr, P .E. 1.

W2. .--.,-M Bristol and I O I VICIIIITY Mr. Ralph Sinnott. is still on Illffj idle list following .1 fall which

caused a broken shoulder. His arm is still in a sling. ;

a re-;

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I Mrs. Annabelle Doucette and two children have moved to the Magdalen Islands to reside. ,

iayt'air' 12 oz. tin

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Mr. Herbert McEwen of Char- lottetown spent the week-end of June 15 at his home in Morcll Rear. . Saturday visitors to the City June 14th, included Mrs. Bill Ayl- ward, Mrs. P. R. Sinnott. Mrs Charlie O'Brien. Mrs. Anthony Dunn. and daughter, Miss Mabel O'Brien and Miss Florence Mur- Donald.

. .'Dr. J. Cyril Siiinott and Mrs

Sinnott left Friday. June 13 for Montreal. after A short vacation with the doctor's parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Sinnott. and other members of the family. The doc-1

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through the Maritime: at A. A. in prime health now. A powerful centers and will spend a short preacher, he has travelled through vacation at his old home here. the U. S. A. to the west coast and With pleasant smile he says he is back again.

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nquare meals every day . . . my day! These Tops-with-Pop foods at POPiilar prices prove that your food dollars go "father" when you spend them here.

Good Quality Toilet Tissue. 3 rls. 29:

Giant size--V13 ofs. Newport Fluffs .. 47c Fry's Breakfast

Cocoa. 8 oz. this 39: Mai'itlmo--- St. CTOIX

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