OCTOBERT 13. 1953

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for has full-(elm folder on Cedergvaln Sldin write Canadian J:-hm-Manvll Dept. If-I, l”o:ay st., Yotanlo .

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Wellington and Vicinity

Mrs. Stanley Mcxlnnon. South- west, was a recent visitor to Port- age where she spent a pleasant time with relatives.

The ioilowing men Irom Lot 16 left on Monday en-route to Labrador where they will be employed.: Messrs. Linus and Ernest Gamble, Arthur Campbell and George Skcrry,

Hearty congratulations are ex- tended to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Laugliiln, 'Sherbrooke, on their 25th anniversary of their marriage, Sept. 16. Their host of friends wish them many mere years or happy wedded life.

Mr. Armand Gallant. St. Gilbert, is home from P. C. Hospital. where Vshe underwent an operation,

Miss Agnes Arsenault or at. Gil- bert, is taking a commercial course at St. Mary's Academy, summer- side.

Mrs. Vincent Martin and child- ren Paul, Elaine, and Janet have returned to Charlottetown alter spending summer months with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hector Gal- lant. i

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Chisholm and two children" of Cambridge, Mass., have returned to their home alter spending some time with Mrs. Sophie Gaudet.

Miss Louise Areenault employed as teacher at" St. Mary's Academy. summerside, spent a recent week- end at her home in st. Gilbert. Miss Alodie Caissle spent the week-end with her parents in st. Gilbert.

A number of pupils from St. Gil- bert and Egmont Bay are havingv their teeth attended to at the Dental Clinic which is being held in Abrams Village,

Mrs. Dolore Gaudet or at. aw- hael, is spending some time with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph

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Comnier, st, Gilbert. -Mr, Loman Yea arrived recent- ly by auto from British Columbia on a visit to relatives and friends. Mr. Yen is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Richard Yeo of Wellington and left his home some years ago to make his home in British Columbia.

The Ladies Altar society at st. ' Gilbert held their monthly meeting recently at the home of Mrs. Phill- bert N, Gallant with eight mem- bens present. gave their reports and e. new com- mittee appointed. Ways oi raising money for Parochial House were discussed. Next meeting will be held at the 'hmne of Mrs. Amanri

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Gallant. The l.4igies' Altar society or Eg- mont Bay held their monthly meet- ing at the home of Mrs. Donat Arsenault with an attendance of 12 members and two visitors." Meet- ing opened by Miss Marguerite Arsenauiit reciting the Rosary. Roll call was answered by each member giving a recipe for sewing corn. szo was voted to buy books for a library for the school.-Next meet- ing will be held at the home of Mrs. Gus Ciaudet. . 1 Gym"- Mr. and Mrs. Spence and daughter Verna of Berry's Mills, N. 13.. accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Michael Allain of Buctoiiche, N. B.. recently motored to St. Gil- bert to visit relatives of Mrs. Allaln's. It was Mr. Allhln's first visit to P. E. Island and it proved to be an enjoyable one. In st. Gilbert they visited Mr, and Mrs. Aiyre Maddix, Mr. and Mrs. Fldele Arsenault, Mr. and Mrs. Jos Mad- dix, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Mad- dix. Mr. and Mrs. William Maddix. and Mr, and MN. Alphie Gallant. of Wellington. They also Plld I short visit to Miscouche. -BM. THEYDON BOIS. England (CP) School rooms in this Ehsex centre are so crowded that classes are being taught in the men's club headquarters and at the village telephone exchange. A new school is schedilled to be built in loss.

William Roenw 11. the 09117115 physicist whotd overed x-i-eye in 1895, received a. Nobel Prize in 1901.

Various committees

Robisnii-MacDonald . Wedding

At St. James Presbyterian Church, Charlottetown. on Saturday. oct- ober 3. Luaii, daughter or Mr. George A. MacDonald and the late Mrs. George A. MacDonald. Char- lottetown, was united in the holy bonds of matrimony to Siimui-i Bell, son of Mr. and Mrs. James T. Robinson, Charlottetown. Rev. '1'. H. B. Soiners performed the double ring ceremony.

The bride was attended by her sister Mrs. Angus MacDonald, Reg. N.. Toronto.

Mr. Angus MacDonald. brother- in-law oi the bride was grooms- man. .

The couple left on a motor trip to New York, Boston and Montreal. On their return they will reside in Charlottetown where the groom is an accountant at Canada Pack- ers Ltd.

lnverness and I I O -VlClnl'l'y -Mr. Elmer sharbell was in Summerslde October 1 on business.

Mr. Join. Gallant, Foxley River, was in Summerside October 1 on business.

Mr. Charles MacDonald and Mr William E. MacKinnon. Conway. were in Summerside September 30 on business.

Mr. Jimmie Coatain. Mr. Chester Mtlliguri, Mr. Sterling Kilbride anci- Mr. Owen Sharpe went to Free- town to pick potatoes on Septem- ber 30. ,

Miss Faith MacDonald, O'Leary, MucAdam, N. B., was visiting her parents, Mr. anrliseptember 30. to spend some time Mrs. James MacDonald on Sep-tat the home or Mr. and Mrs. Ail-

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M s. Joe Arsena-ult and son, Mr. i Eric Bearisto and grandson George arrived home

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"Oh yes, the Sutlliury nickel ore contains as lllilCll Copper as it does nickel! 50 intro is not only the worldls largest producer of nickel, but also Cainulals largest protluccr of coppcn”.

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A farewell party was held on Toronto, who was in charge or St.. Estimated cost of the American Monday evening, September 28, at Andrew's Church, Imeriiess. i

the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Phillips. xi-.icNriiis, for Mr, Harry ' ' . ('i:i11.'ii A:ui)' uorkcr from

l0liH.-l)0mlJ project in South Carolina the summer months. Mr. Bron-nits s1,25o,ooo,ooo,

It'll-9 Dresented with a well-hilecil Vaiivo1ix'niwiiai'bor, discovered by Durst. Lunch was served and thrlciptain George Vancouver in 1792. Pvcninz went in singing. covers 43 square miles.

"Tlic rcscarcli people also fnuntl that the ore cnntainerl other rare metals. Step Ivy step the scientists worked out ways of getting these metals out of the ore. So today Iiicn recovers quite a lot of gnlrl, silver, platinum, palladium aml other metals from the on-. in fact, Canada has liccome the world's largest producer of the platinum metals. The palladium olitainul from the nickel ore is today very popular for linejcwclry."