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ULEARY LEGION IIOLD "SHARE THE MONEY" NIGHT

_._0n Thursday night, Oct. 21st. the CYLeary Breach of the Cana- dian Legion held a very enlvylblﬁ and successful "Share the Monty” show based on the populalr radii! program "Share the Wealth" and a twenty-five dollar “Wilbur" prize was given. corresponding to the "Oscar" of the radio DTOEFBm- The entertainment was Riven in "The Verdun" Theatre of Oienry ‘which was kindly donated by the proprietor. Mr. Milton Bmallman. a member oi the Lesion. Generous donations were received from n11 the business men of OLeary and from many island firms and business establishments.

Qgt. Douglas Heath of the Sum- merside RCMP. detachment was Master of Ceremonies, assisted bi‘ Rosa MacKerizie of Bummerside and these two gentlemen carried out their duties in a most commend- able mariner and in n way that brought forth much laughter and merriment to the audience. The big prize of flln eveninr “The with was won by a irisiting man, a Mr. Roach of Sydney. N. S. Approx‘- mately $126.00 was given out iri

prises. Mr. Peter Pate. a member oi the Legion. and President. of the

Aibarton-Weab Prince Board of ‘trade gave a short but lrilerrr-"n" address on the legion. Mr. Pate ia aaatiy one of the finest orators in West Prince and speaks in an

eloquent and ﬂuent manner. At the eonciulsion of the night's enter-

tainment. Mr. Edwin W. 'i‘uriier,

evening such a success, all who etc. and the management u! t!" theatre for donating their fine building free of charge.

About, a250, was realiiaed which will be used to further the fund to build a new Canadian Legion Hall in O’l.eary. The local l.'v:‘-‘". is composed of a large number of young veterans of the last war and also the vets of the firﬁt major conflict. They are a W11! active and energetic branch and have held a community picnic. fiddling and step dancing contests. etc. and plan on Nov. l-ith to hold a Remembrance Day Supper in the Community Hall. -O

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Frank O. Gallant is spending a few days at his homo hero.

--M.fu Bernice Doiron, Duvar, was in Charlottetown recentliy.

Doria Gallant called. on Joan Arseaault on Monday afternoon.

Priends of Arnold Wood are sorry to hear he is ill at his home.

‘Tennis Peters. l-lowlan. motored to Piusville on Wednesday evening.

Fred Arsensult who works f or Curran s: Briggs ia home for a. few days.

Mr. and Mrs. E. R. MaoAuslarid and Mr. and Mrs. Alban Oraswell, recently motored to Charlottetown.

Margaret Gallant and Donnie Rogers spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Henry F. Galllant, Howlan.

Mrs. A. A. Arsenault and Mrs J. B. Arsenault were visitors at. the home of Mrs. Teriis Peters on Sun- day evening.

Ion Gallant, Who works vdﬂ Curran do Briggs is taking some time off to help with the foundat- ion to his house.

lifr. and Mrs. Gus Peters recently had as their guests Mrs. Peters’ brother Lawrence and his wife from United States.

friends and relatives in Hriwlim of Airs. Al\in Webb, Oibeaxy, are pleased to know she is now back home from Prince County Hospital after her operation.

'i‘lie sympathy of this community is extended t.o tlie family of the llllE Mrs. Fred L. Arsenauit of Fiusvillo whose death occurred at her home m1 Tuesday, October 19th.

We extend sincere sympathy to Mrs. Bruce Carruthers. Howian, iri this her hour of trial. with the loss oi her dear father Thomas Cook. who departed from this world on Oct. 6th. 1948. —How.

Seems the drive for Si. Thomas Aquinas Fund which was launched recently was well sill-ascribed to and the collectbrs did very well, which is very encouraging to the future education oi the acadian youth. ~

hTl"Bl'l£l fifrs Wm. Pickering with their community shows were in Howian on Wednesday evening on their way in Bloomfield Station. where they put on their last show for this season, entitled "Sister Kenney." -

Pior the past three weeks every person available was picking potatoes, ivith the result most everyone in this oil-strict are done. Wit-h the housewives now it is house cleaning and getting things in order for winter.

The St. Anthony's Credit Union held their annual meeting in the parish hall on Tuesday evening. Oct. 19th. with a very gogd n. tendance. Appropriate speeches were made by PM‘. Fr. M. J. Rooney and Gilbert Gaudet. The business part W“ VH7 ably carried out after “liiﬂl l very delicious lunch was served by some of the ladies.

P. O. Willard Oarruthers urivgﬂ home on Friday evening for a short leave with his pajgnml M; and Mrs. Bruce Cariuihers. He

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-DON'T miaa Trinity Miniatrala. Epworth Hall. Summaraide. Thurs- day, Friday, Saturday.

-—KlN5lNG'1'0N Credit Annual Meeting, night. 8.30 F. M. u-RUPURN! HOME - Rev. H. M. and Mrs. Burgess and family have returned from Halifax where Rev. Mr. Burgess was the special evangelist at the Halifax Nazarene Church. In his absence the Sun- day service at Oleary Church was taken by Mr. Lloyd Oliver of Alberton. at/udent at. me Nazarene Bible School. -0 "

-MISSIONARY SPEAKER —- On Thursday nllht, Oct. 21st, there was a. big Missionary Rally at. the Oiiaary Nazarene Church Miss Fairy Chism, veteran Miss- ionary from Africa. There was a good attendance and Miss Chisms address was interesting and iri- formative. "llhe pastor. Rev. H. M. B-ui-gasa, presided and welcomed the special speaker and also the District. Superintendent oi the Church of the Nazarene, Rev. J. at wlitcli the special speaker W“ H. MaoGr-egor, who introduced the Qpgclﬂl apoaktl’. The choir 0! t!“ chum}, Md two special numbers and the splendid sum of two- d ed for missiona“ ~ » girlish, very sacrificial llVlllg-“O

-BEV. W. G. DICKBON EYEG- ‘AL SQBAHE]; _ Rev. W. G- Dltk‘ eon of O'I.eary United Church was ‘he ever-in] speaker at. Milo Hall on Monday night l" ‘he ‘mega: of the British and Foreliﬂ? 0d Society. There was a fary 8° attendance. with a number of peo- ple from Brae and 011MB’ ‘i’ tending, but the bully 9°15" Pick: ing season kept a number auas. The chairman of the meeting Ms! Rev. C. O. Hewlett of the Knuia- ford Baptist Church who ursed 1h} people to be as 8619""! Wm‘ "P51". Kivinlzs as possible to the kc Society this year. Rev. Mr n 6 - son spoke on “The Holy Bible. He said in part: "The Bible has beer; written by men in many differen ages, men of different abilities. tal- ents and cultures. Whu W"'d1\';' splred by the Holy Spirit. The (i forent writers of the Bible 9X19?‘ Qver a period of 1500 years.‘ T e Bible usea all the forms of litera- ture, history, biography, philosophy. sermon, drama, poetry. aonl~ hymn» parable, fable and old world story- The Bible la proiirelllvl l" "s slofy about religion and morals. The earliest parts belont t0 "19 childhood of the race. The. religi-

a little child. But the Bible reveals a revelation that becomes fuller l5 time wanton. Thus each of the prophets has one favorite thought about. God, Isaiah, liis Holiness; Amos. His Judirnent; Hosea. I'll! Marcy. Line after line is filled in until in the New Testament We are shown the God of Love. fhﬁ God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ." Mrs. Darrach of Milo thanked the speaker for hia fine ad- dress and also Rev. Mr. Hewlett

who officiated as chairman.——O.

—WIDDING ANNIVERSARY - A rather notable event took place on Monday evening at Kensington. when Mr. and Mrs. Russell Champ- ion celebrated the 48th anniversary of their marriage, surrounded by their family of ten sons and daughters. Their wedding took place on October 10th. which. this year. came on Sunday, and a family supper was held at the home on Monday evening. October liith. After a delicious meal, with the family oi’ 21; including husbands and wives, surrounding the festive Mr. and Mrs. Champion

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all his relatives. Willard loft on return Sunday, stopping m wumm, with his sister Dorothy. Mrs. Francis MacQuarrie. an. Mac- Qitsrric aiivi lill-lt‘. son Willard ma" went on back to his post on the "Magnificent."

On Thursday morninl. Oct. am, the funeral of the late Mrs. Fred L. Arsenauit was held from her late residence in Piusvilie to Si. Anthony's R. C. Church. Bloom- ﬁeld. Rev. M. J. Rooney officiat- ing. it was largely attended. The late Mrs. Areanault leaves besides her grief stricken husband, three daughters. Olive, Mildred, and Dorothy. all at home now and one son Louis also at home. Besides

president 0f the Um"? “m” two sisters, Mrs. Archie Gallant, Exception of Mr. and Mrs. Ibund thank‘! an w!“ had mm‘ the Piusviile, and Mrs. Peter Richard. "l ¢hlTl°lllwwYl~ In‘! M‘? "4

Duvar, one brother" Joseph Gallant

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their unrepareble loss.

On Friday. Oct. 8th. the angel of death hovered over Cape Wolf and this time claimed for his own Thomas Cook an aged and highly respected pioneer resident of that community. Had the late Mr. Cook lived one more month he woulld have reached 96 years. Deceased was of a very genial disposition. a good and kind father and neighbor, and was very widely known for hia ability in conversing and was al- ways happy to meet his friends to discuss world and community affairs and for one so far advanced in years Mr. Cook still retained all his faculties and was always glad to welcome his many friends. from far and near who came to see him. In hia illness ha was tenderly nursed by his loving wife Catherine Noye whom he married about 60 years ago. assisted by the other members of their family. Besides hia sormwing widow he leaves to cherish hia memory five eons aa follows: Fulton, Johnston, Bartlett. Dimer and llillia all of Cape Wolf, also two daughters Haul. Mrs. Bnice Carruthera, How. lan, and Margaret, Mrs. Ben Dlmvllle of Welt Cape. besides twenty-three rrand daiidren and 0M little great grandson. A large crowd assembled at m; um, an liaaday afieasoon to attend the

as a mark of love arid appreciation on this auspicious occasion. The remainder of the evening Maw! all too quickly. with coiiversatinvi and a sing-sch: with Mrs. Lester Champion at the piano. Several vocal solos were vei-v pleasantly rendered by Mrs. Oliver Profitt. Tltioee attending were (Margaret) Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Profitt. Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Champion, (Liiiyl Mr. and Mrs. William Champion. (Irene) Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lark- in. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Champ- ion, Mr. and Mrs. Everette Champ-

ion, (Iva) Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Found, (Carmen) Mr. and Mrs. Hodge Montgomery. (Eiildl Mr.

and Mrs. Andrew Johnetone. and Bruce. all of Kensirigton. with the

Mrs. Johnatone of hfargate. Gratiiy-

donatcd money and contributions. o; Plusﬂue. m an mo“ people w‘ m, u, .31 “.110 “we “m, Island

home. is the H2‘: that this ivorihy couple have. reared a family of healthy. intelligent ehidreri with suoh a love for their homeland

their talents to the welfare of their birthplace. instead of seeking “fairer fields" as so many have clone. -Bur.

that they remained to contribute -

"the regular monthly meets“ 9g the linklctter \\".f. met. at the home of Mrs. Leonard Jugs“ on

Thursday evening Oct. ‘it-h. Tha President presided and meeting opened in the usual manner. mu call was responded to by fourteen members and seven visitors w", present. Minutes of the previous meeting were approved an read, Correspondence “'65 read and dia. cuued. It was decided to canvass the district for the Sﬂlvgtlw Army Anlwel. and Mrs. Hooper Linkletter, Mrs. Emory Llnklettq’ Mrs. Walter Schurman and M“ Brenton Clark were appointed to collect for same. The school com- mittee reported that. a aand mp1. and book oaoa was needed for school and it was decided ta gee these as soon as possible. Mrs. Clifford Rogers reported for m. Red Cross and each member vol- unteered to take an article 1g sewing or knitting at the next meeting. New sick committee lp_ pointed livers Mrs, Emery Lin}. letter and Mrs, Brewer Clark. School committee for next monLh Mrs. Albert Linklcttier, Mm, Evold Lewin and Nlina. Brenton Clark had charge of the program for the evening. Meeting dams with the National Anthem after which a delicious lunch was served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. Roland Thompson and committee in charge. Next meeting i; to ha held at the home of Mrs, Walter Schummn, —S,

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beautiful service which was con- ducted by his minister. Rev. Blair Oolborne who was assisted by is former pastor, Rev. John Sheen. Hymns sung were all favorites and had been chosen by deceased as were his pallbearers all hia neighbors as follows. William Fish, John Sullivan. Tom Howard, Everett Ciillicutt. George shew and Edward Griffin. The flowers were numerous and beautiful test- ifying the esteem which decease‘ was held by all. Burial took place in the United Ohurch Cemetery, which happens to be a pic: cf For old home farm. To the sorrowing widow and all the famiily we ex- tend sincere sympathy.

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