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Anniversary Observed At Malpeque Presbyterian church

-The twenty-fifth anniversary of the Mulpequg Presbyterian Church was fittlngly commemo- iated with special services on Sun- day, September 21st.

The anniversary preacher was the Rev'd. Fred Williamson of Guelph, Ontario. Mr. Williamson, who was pastor at the time of the building and dedication of the church, was warmly welcomed by his former parishioners.

Sunday services were held at 11 am. and 7.30 p.m. At the evening service the church was filled and chairs were used in the aisles to accommodate the overflow con- gregation. At both services in- spiring and appropriate messages were brought by Dr Williamson and deeply appreciated by his listeners.

Services were continued on Mon- day, Tuesday and Wednesday with the following ministers preaching the sermons: Monday, the Rev'd. Ftwilliamson: Tuesday. the Rcv'd. .l. A. MacGowan; Wednesday, the Rev'd. D. A. Campbell. The Revid. E. C. Evans presided at all ser- vices. -

Music was splendidly rendered by the following: Quartette. Messrs. Parmenas Phillips. Heath Caseley, William Ramsay. Tyiidal Semple and Fred Parker; duct.

vTi'!eY Star 55' day dim. . They star by night! These wizard fashions, when you see them you'll agree they might have been designed in Paris-they're

THAT smart!

managed to get such loveliea at such 0

little prices

a hint of elegance for

Fall Frocksi

Piusvillo and Vicinity

visiting in' Bloomneld Sunday, Septembc flint.

-Quite a number of the Journal correspondents attended the ban- quet at the Clifton Hotel in Sum- mcialdo on Saturday, Septomber 20 .

...,,... Mr. and Mrs. Allie Gallant and Jimmy. Egmont Bay, spent the past weekend, ,. ” , M Mr. and Mrs. Nelson L. Gallant.

Pilot Officer Brian Carroll and Sergeant Jean Rnult, stationed at R.C.A.l7'. Station Summerside, were

Mr. Louis McCarthy, was in Piusvillo on Thursday. September 18th.

Mrs. John J. Corcoran. Norma and Allyson. Piusvllle, were visit- ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs Charlie Ctrinin recently.

Brockton, business

Mr. Keith Pratt, accompanied

Mrs. Reagh sudsbury and Miss Marion Lockhart; soloist, Mr. Charles Woodslde; accompanlsts. Mrs. Fred Parker and -Mrs. Jay. Mrs. Sutherland and Mrs. F. L. MacNutt and Mrs. John MacNutt.

The splendid spirit of co-opera- tion by the pastor of the Malpeque United Church. the Rev'd. A. Mac. Kay. and his choir, helped gre tly

Don't ask us how we

that's our secret! We've styles for business iif.e, styles for youn social whirl! Welve trlcatines, taffetas, bengalines, rayon covert and hammer- ed satin in all the luscious, muted Fall shades--both printed and solid colors. Youill want to see the crisp Autumn fabrics that the fashion magazines are , telling you about - You'll find them here, at Holman's, the sizes and half

sizes range from 11 to 44.

every hour and every event in these

"Whore Old Friends Mac?!

to make the anniversary serv ces a rich success.

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ttIm"t” look like Paris -. . . . brat; look acshe lfniezef

and

Therels

every occasion,

by lerlelnt Andre Van Donnie nruncilo. Dslg-tum. lcrgnnt Jean Rault. Paris. France. and Pilot Officer Peter Lyke, Brian Carroll of Yorkshire, England, were in Sonic and Charlottetown last wee . .

Mr. and Mrs. 1-lerby Gallant and son David. Fortune Cove. were vlsltin at. the home of Mr. and Mrs. ohn F. Gallant recently.

A large crowd attended the dance in Plusvlilc Hall on Wed- nesday. September 17th, in aid of the school. Music was supplied by Messrs. Lennon Barnett and Ray- mond Gallant.

Miss Annette Gallant who left recently for uebec to take a course, returns to her home on

d ” y, September 17th.

Mrs. Nelson L. Gallant is much improved in health after taking treatment in the Western Hospi- tal. Alberton.

Mr. N. R. Pellieani, plant man- ager. Phoenix Robstt-ell Co, Portland, Maine, was in Bloom- field on h ' concerning Irish moss. His company. a subsidiary of Kraft Foods, is one of the larg- est moss companies in U,S.A.

Mr. Ernest Myers. St. Lawrence, was in Piusvllle recently.

crowd attended the in Bloomfield on Friday September 12th. music by

A large dance night,

Leonard Barnett and Connie Pin-

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ms GUARDIAN; CHARLOTTETOWN .

Friends of Mr. Dale McKenna are glad to hear he is home again alter having an appendlcltls'op- eratlon.

lConodu's First Jot yingine Plant Ready

Mr. John Dalton has returned: TORQNTQ 5093 35 -(UP) " to Halifax, N. s., after spending n.lCIl')IdI'l first let enslno product- lew any: with his sister. Mrs. ion centre will be officially opened John J. Corcoran and Mr. Corco- Sept. 28 by Avro Canada Limited

ran. lat nearby Malton. Defence Pro- --- duction Minister Howe is to be the Messrs. Dale MacKeniia and main speaker. Leigh Griffin were in Piusvllle on

, The plant

will produce some Friday evening, September 19th. '

parts and be an assembly Point for the Orcnda turboiet. designed, de- Miss Mary Tralnor spent thel velopgd mu pug -mm mu. pmaug. weekend at her home in Rosevllle. mm in mu wum,-y. 1; W” uiginslly intended to power or- 100 Jet: but will also eventually be used in Sabre Jets sent to nu-ops.

Some 400 Canadian companies are involved in the production scheme organized by Avro.

Mr. and Mrs. Alton Maclsaac were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Thom- as Coreoran, Piusvllle, recently.

. Mrs. Anthony Gallant has re- turned to her home after spend-

ing some time in Saint John. N.'B.i WELL SUPPOITED I

Mr. Dolore Gallant, EglnontBay,I the home of his parents, Mr. alirihvelr-0 Mrs. Philip Gallant. tin court I: at a defendant hlll sold In bottle of whisky to him and so-

Mr. Lawrence Kinch. Summer-tnthcr 0PCl'li1V!!- When 10111100 side. spent Sunday, September 2l'counsel asked the witness if his at his home in Brocton. ;parents approved his activities, in i v plied: "The other operative was

Misses Beatrice and Marie Gal-ix), ;,m,erg- hint and Mr. Elmer Gallant, Tor-l onto, arrived in Piusvllie recently to spend their holidays.

DRAMA CANDIDATE . , , W, , "Bani wwnna. suk. M (on)-Larry

BROADSTALRS, England -llloodokoft, who has spent the last (CPl- The historic "Bleak Hl)uSC'7iill”CC years studying drama in subject of a famous book by Char-lVsllC0l.lVEl'. has been chosen to at- les Dickens. who spent most all tend the Old Vic School of Drama

He was edu-

his summers there, is to he oflcredfpt Bristol, England. at auction.

caird in Wadena.

To Serve

Flylnl Olllctr Conway. P-E-In R..C.A.F.'s 430 Squa Bay, Ont. W nel moving month when three jet squadrons

in northeaste in France.

at. Hubert, Que. on arrival

Hampton and i Vicinity

Considerable illness has been prevailing in this and adjoining districts, including the families of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Sherren, Mr. and Mrs. Cameron. and Mr. C. C. lnce. Desable. While many are becoming convalescent, others are Just commencing.

The general store business of William Wsddeil, successor to B. C.Wood. will be considerably alig- mented by the entry into co-part- nership with Mr. Waddell in this business, of his brother Lloyd.

Mr. Ian MscQuarrie left here on September 11th to take up his studies in the University of New Brunswick. Ian is a son of Mr. and Mrs. John L. MscQuarrle.

Miss Betty MacDonald and lit- tle niece, Dawnc. are the welcome guests of the Morrison family.

The resident electrical contract- ors arc co-operating with a Char- lottetown electrical firm in speed- ing up city work on some con- tracts somewhat in arrears. and are also cndesvoring to carry for- ward their own contracts at home, after hours.

Credit is due the Women's In- stitute of South Melville for their very fine co-operation with the school trustees of the district in the removal of the school to a better location, for improvements to the school building. and for the spirit of enterprise being shown in ways and means of pay- lng the heavy expenses incurred in connection with this matter.

'I'he- W. A. of Hampton Church held a very successful pantry sale at R. T. Holman's of Summe aid: on September 19th. A large quan- tity of goods of excellent quality. quantity. and variety were quickly disposed , thus adding very substantially to the funds of this Society, and encouragement to the members in carrying on as time progresses.

Congratulations are due to all to whom credit is due for the excel- lent foundation under a. very fine paving job on the Trans-Canada highway. which passes through this village. The consensus of opinion is, however, that had this great work to be repeated. con- siderable expense would have been saved by diverting the course thereof from a point north-west of Hampton School, via Victoria Bridge. It is presumed that the present action of officials of the P. W. Department. in removing the plank from this bridge, is in response to a largely signed peti- tion by owners of adjoining lands, that the bridge and approaches thereto, should receive immediate repairs, thus making safe and convenient this route to the near- est shipping point. where motor vessels call spring and fall to load glib potatoes and other farm pro-

uctl.

BLIND ANGLIRS

...F V - (OP) - clam Jolly of Vancouver with I salmon weighing 27 pounds won the fifth annual Salmon Darby of the Can- adian National Institute for the

here. About to blind fisher- men tacit put. landing in salmon and many griise. ,

JDNDON ---(OP)-- 1!. Mi S. lbrmldabla. the first aircraft car- rier to und British planes over Japan in the Second wold War, is to be sold for scrap.

T NOTICE

For the best in nurgry stock for 1953 spring plant; lng-,oontact,,- .

oimax wmuaus. C Summerslde, Dial 3232

Stew !. Banks, of Gran 'Denquin. the three squadrons a pilot with the will bring Canadian dron at North strength in Europe to six squad- ill be among person-rons. to Europe late thisair contribution to NATO. Three R.C.A.I". Sabre- will fly the Atlantic North Lulfcnhsm.

1 eland and Boo - i,I1:dG;Doe?31::Sd,'I'0Eiqliin. near Metzsencs of Canadian lighter squad- Tho two runs in France will mark another other squadrons in the movement milestone are 416 Squadron, Uplands. 0nt..wlll and 421 Squadron now based atgtna a n

In France

(National Defence ram) fighter half of Canada's proposed

squadrons have been stationed at England. for some months. The peacetime pre-

in R..C.A.F. history as the Atlantic crossing, en sac. of more than sixty aircraft "Operation Leap Frog 1!".

Alma and Vicinity

-Mr. and Mr. Alton O'Brien and daughter Peggy were visitors to Alma on Wednesday, Septem- ber 17th.

Rev. Stephen and Mrs. Jeffery of Lockesport, N.S., are guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. David Jeffery.

Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Mccue. Al- berton. and Mr. and Mrs. William Clohossey, Tigniah. were visitors to this community on Sunday. September ldth.

Miss Beatrice Bowness of Otta- wa is spending her holidays at. the home of her mother. Mrs. Reuben Bowness. Montrose.

The members of the Montrose- Alma Club attended the Rural Youth Fair in Charlottetown and made a creditable showing with their calves.

Mrs. Mary Dunbar is spending some time visiting relatives in 0'- Leary.

I Mrs, Mary Mar-Lean has gone to Charlottetown where she intends to remain for some time.

Mr. and Mrs. James Dunbar at- tended the. funeral of the late Watson Silllker of 0'Leary.

Mr. and Dunbar and two sons, Garth and Willie, re- turned to their home on Saturday,

September lath. after spending some time visiting relatives in Boston.

Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Mccuc and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Clohossey were visitors to this community on Sunday, September 14th.

Mrs. Cedric Crockett of Mont- real is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hammond Crockett. Mrs. Crockett was called home on account. of the sudden death of her father, the late Mr. Leslie MacAulay, 0'i.4esry.

Mr. and Mrs. William J. Profltt. returned home on Tuesday, Sep- tember ioth after spending their honeymoon in Nova Scotia. They were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. -iohn P. Wallace 'on Wednesday, September 17th.

The Women's institute. of Alma met at the home of Mrs. Ralph Rennie on Thursday. September 10th with eleven membe . pre- sent. The members decided. to paint the doors and varnish the desks. Mrs. Woldmn Barbour in- vited the member. to her home for the next meeting.

--D.

,...t...?. TIIYON W. I:

--The monthly meeting of the Tryon W. I. was held at. the home of Mrs. Waldron Woodside, Mrs. Maurice l-lowatt presiding. Alter the opening eorerciau the minutes were read and adopted. Fifteen . to roll call with 5 cents for expenses of the A. C. W. W. and two visitors were present.

The date for the annual Bean Supper was set and the committee for the same is Mrs. Jones, Mrs. F. Msbey, Mrs. Maurice Howstt. am. Percy Howatt and Mrs. A. Tooinbs.

The school committee for next two months is Mine 1. Mlbey and Mn. lluth Thomas.

Oorreapdndenoc was read and discussed. The treuurer reported 080.00 from sale of ice cream. this

Band for school. '

The next place of meeting is Mrs. George xobblub homo. Lunch committee. Mrs. larlc Msbey, Mrs. Lemon callback and Mn. V. Bartlett. The meeting closed with the singing of the National Anthem and lunch was served by the committee in charge.

IONDON-40!)-Atiied his os- cupatlon. 3 01-year-old man in court here said "I have done no Work for two years it

ocean I on too old." The indie replied: "good heaven. as man of as is not old now-Mrs" .

money to be used for Rhythm 0,

ssrrsmnnx 28, 1993 IN Msmoiuaif

MID. PETER III!

--The death of Mrs. 1' occurred at her home on July ma tho we of 32 years. The deceased was born in Tignlah, where she spent her en- tire life.

She was the dauzhter of tho lato Patrick Hogan and M Oahill. In 1902 she married Peter J. Phee, who predeceased hei- tw!e)lvcl yesrrs ago.

ur ng er illness at h received the best medicalundtierlfdu-3. ance available and everything pm. slble was done to relieve her suf- fering. She was frequently vlmm by her pastor. Rev. John A. Mac- Donald. who administered the 1”; Sacraments to her before she died,

She was a kind and loving mother. a good friend and neigh- bour. and will be greatly mum; by all. Her amiable and cheerful disposition endeared her no the hearts of all who had the pleas- ure of her acquaintance. Strong in the faith which she cherished in 1119- firm In the hope of eternal salvation, and trusting impucmy the infinite charity of s. mg,-mgul Creator. her beautiful WM brought to a close.

The funeral was held on Tues-

day momlng. July 15th at 9.30 B m. to St. Simon and St. Judql Church. which she attended all her life. and the large attendance from the different sections of the Cmmtry was an ample testimony of the esteem in which she was held by all who knew her. Solemn Requiem Hi h M... . celebrated by her ,',..go,, ,3; John A. McDonald. assisted 5.. Rev. 1:. Richard as deacon and Rev. Howard Shea as sub-deacon Md 90- F-lllih Bernard as mag? in of ceremonies. She leaves to mourn. two djugh. Mm. Dora (Mr: Neil Mungyl Wobiirn, Mass, and Mu-gm-er, H home: three sons. Frank. Clifford and Edward. one son. Jordgn having predeceased her eight;-en. years ago; two brothers, Rem-v on the homestead and Dr. 15'. .l Hogan, Vancouver, 3.0. i The pallbearers were Mum John Christopher, Fred qlvlm Frank Ready. Clarence Morrlssey. Joleph Mrltmls. and Austin Han. drahan. i All that. remained of a loving "c was laid in the family plot. beside her husband and son to await the resurrection mom.

Flowers Pillow-Family. Mans Cards The family. Mr. and Mrs Frank Phee. Tig.

. and Mrs. Neil Murray. Wn. ass

. anti Mrs.Clli'ford Phee, T1,-

nish.

2

Mary Alice Phee, Tigntgh,

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Phen. Tigniah.

Neil and Frankie Murray. Wu. burn, Mass.

Bruce, Lorraine and Curtis!-'hee Tlgnlsh. ' Mr. Henry Hogan, Iifnjgh, Mrs. Anastasia! Mokler and fam- ily. Palmer Road. p

Mr. Peter Callaghan. Ebbsrleet. Mrs. Clarence Murphy, Elm... dale.

Mr. and Mrs. Leo I-In-pg;-, gom. erville. Mass.

Mr!- Timothy Ryan. Debloil. Mr. Fred Hogan. Tignlah,

Mrs. Thomas Murray (2), Wm burn. Muss.

MT Hush Murray, Wotmrn.

am.

Min! Fem Murrly. Woburn Mass.

Miss Mary Murray. Wobum Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. James Lawless, Norboro.

Mr. and Mrs. Louio O'Connor, Clinton.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Maoboug. ail. Bloomfield.

Mr. and Mrs. Leslie McCarthy, Tiznish. t Mary Larkin (2), Tignlsh.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Burln, Halifax.

Mr. and Mrs. Harris Callaghan. Ebbafleet.

Mrs. Marie Bryden (2). Roxburv. Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Callaghan, Alberton.

Mr. and Mrs. Halifax.

Mrs. John Dorgan and family. Tignish. Mr. and Min. John Mcarath. Norway.

Mr. and MrI.Austln Handrahan. Tlgnlsh.

Miss Norma Bernard, RN, Tig-

nyron Nelligan,

nish.

Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Moltlcr, Palmer Road.

Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Clougb. Halifax.

Dr. and Mrs. Wilbert Shea. Al- berton.

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Harper. Tignish. '

illgr. and Mrs. Fred Ryan. Tis- ns .

Misses Kathleen and Stella Brennan, Tlgnlsh.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Molnnla. Tignish. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Butler.

Glenasrry. Lot 7.

Mr. Alex Shea. Tlgnish. Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Alberton.

Mrs. Mary A'i-learn, Tignish. Beatrice and Justin Mccarthy. Tignish.

Mary Casey. Waterford.

Mocue,

Mr. and Mrs. Claude Hogan. Tilmish.

Mr. and Mn John H. Duff:-'. Woburn. Mesa.

Ralph Harper. Boston. Mus.

Mr. and Mrs. Leavitt Kenny. Medford. Mass.

tnrollment in Purgatorial Soci-

ety-Mr. and Mrs. James 1'inner-

ty. Boston.

Enrolment in the "Golden Bonk the Benedictine !'at.hers"- -

and Mrs. Thomas Flaherty, nv

burn. Mm.

Enrollment at Shrine of La Bal-

ctte-Margaret. Peterson.

Per. enrollment in "society 03

Mont Carmel"-Mary Phee.

LONDON - (CI) -- The Build- ing Socictiw Gums lworta loans for house ponhun (uringtho first six months this you; exceeded the room-atlmiror im on not. Av-

piloucmaucr law are at 01" rats of ltllnouiigesjgmore thll 5,