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IN MEMORIAM GHANDLER—In loving mem-

pry of Arthur. Chandler who died January 26th., 1957:

In loving memory of @ dear fa: : whom we had to part o. yet is never far-from ‘us.

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CUSACK — In loving memory my dear father, Peter Cusack Passed away January 26th.,

memories will linger ever eanoat chanuge them it’s

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ARD OF THANKS

I wish to thank my customers ‘so kindly remembered me at

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— 212 — BO ers, two gentlemen, share bed- room, 3 meals daily. $14 week: ; each. Phone 7187. j

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Cars and Tracks For Sale

1949 METEOR. IN FAIR CON- dition, Will sell reasonable for quick sale. Apply Mr. Lyle MacNevin, Bonshaw, P.E.I.

Cars Leaving «

NEW CAR LEAVING FOR TOR.

30. Stopping Phone 4388.

FOR SALE: DOUBLE BARREL, 12 gauge Stevens shotgun and Winchester * 30-30, lever action. Phone 4388.

RADIO WESTINGHOUSE, PORT- able battery Radio, short wave

in Montreal.

SKATES SELLING AT REDUC- ed prices all sizes; Charlotte- town Exchange Store 93 Rich- mond Street. Open Phone 5669.

AUCTION “45” SCORE CARDS for sale at Guardian-Patriot Central Printing. z

2 USED TRACTION GRIP truck tires 750 x 17 8 ply, 8 month guarantee still on them. Apply Francis Deagle, Souris R.R. 1.

CHESTERFIELD SUITE, Matching chair, Kroehler make, Turquoise upholstery $150. Ap- | ply 109 Gerald Street. Phone | 5670.

ANOTHER REASON WHY Guardian - Patriot Classified Ads get such quick action: Our trained ad-assistants give your ad their careful attention. Phone 8506.

CALL IN OR PHONE—FOR free demonstration on the Sing- er Vacuum Cleaner Revolving brush. As shown on T.V. “World Stage’’ last Sunday night: Sin-

George St. Dial 4551.

FOR SALE: SUNBEAM HORSE clippers. New shears. Apply 200 Prince Street, or phone 3956

IF YOU THINK SOMETHING you no longer need has value, offer it for sale in the Clas

evenings. | -

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WHY MOTHERS GET GRAY

By J. R, WILLIAMS

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For those concerned with edu- cation, 1958 was a most signi- fieant year. In, it th. first -Con- ‘ference on Education was held

FOR SALE: GERMAN SHEP herd puppies, two months old registered, females. $30. Males $40. Mrs. Della Layton, R.R. 3, Moncton, New Brunswick.

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Female Help Wanted

Services Oftered

SEAMSTRESS — EUROPEAN

Male Help Wanted

$100 MONTHLY FOR WEAR- ing lovely dresses’ given to you as bonus. Just show North -American Fashion Frocks te friends. No canvassing, invest- ment or experience necessary. North American Fashion Frocks, Ltd., 3425 Industria’ Blvd. Dept. B—2686 Montreal.

Souris Hospital:

TWO REGISTERED NURSES

WANTED IMMEDIATELY

For Floor Duty Apply to

a helpful ad-taker.

~ FARMERS MARKET

sified section. Phone 8506 for | -

THE MATRON Lost And Found

trained; Alterations, Women’s and childrens’ clothing a spe cialty. Drapery, slipcovers. Mrs. Frank Bachand, ™ Syd

MAN FOR FARM AND WOOD’S work. House provided. Apply Melville Weeks, Fredericton. ney St. Phone 8285.

REAL ESTATE ‘THAWING OUT UNDER-

Fi or Rent ground metal water lines, any- COMFORTABLE UNFURNISH- where on Prince Edward Is- ed room in well-heated bunglow _!and, Roy Bruce. Dial 5052.

ae Dial 5065 | 212 aman SsT., — FURN. | REDUCE ; HEATING COSTS INSULATE NOW!

ished room on second. floor | No more drafts when you

Apply 212 Queen Street. WINTER STORAGE FOR ONE

insulate. Ask our custom- ers and you will be amaz-

small car in dry garage. Phone 4542. ;

HEATED FURNISHED ROOMS suitable for working men o

Se Chateoue Prine ed at the stories you will - ns | hear. ] REAL ESTATE For free estimates CALL 6426 Fo: Sale Watch for our big white DESIRABLE RESIDENTIAL truck. property at 55 York Lane. Ap NORTHERN - INSULATION

ply the Royal Trust Company, Charlottetown. Company of Canada Ltd. Home office:

LOST — CHROME STRIPPING from 1950 Pontiac. Finder please contact E. Carbonell, Guardian Office. Reward for

BEEF FEEDERS

Get an extra half Lb. per day by feeding one Lb. Master Feed | Beef Concentrate with Stilbestol, | the greatest advance for Beef production. One Lb. Master 32% Beef Concentrates costs S'2c per | Lb., one-half Lb. of Beef at 22c is lle or 100% profit. | For Master 32% Beef Concen- trate with DES .. . see your local Master Feed Dealer. ~

Ivan Kerry, Rep. Phone 5455.

PULLETS —35 WHITE ROCK) pullets 64% Months old, $1.50 each. R.R.3. New London, Phone New London 1-4.

Female Help Wanted —

WAITRESS WANTED APPLY IN person. Island Grill, 162 Queen Street. : EXPERIENCED WAITRESS wanted Apply in. person to Ments Restaurant, Queen St.

$100 MONTHLY FOR’ WEAR- ing lovely dresses given to you! as bonus. Just show North Am-; erican Fashion Frocks to friends. No canvassing, invest- ment or experience necessary. ‘North American Fashion Frocks, Ltd., 3425 Industrial Bivd., Dept. B—2757, Montreal

Interesting Work For a Woman

In The Guardian-Patriot

We are seeking a woman in the mid-thirty age group to fill an immediate vacancy in | out Classified Advertising De- | partment.

This is an interesting, crea- | tive type of work in which you will be kept constantly busy | servicing the users of Want | Ads, such as you are now read-

ing.

A married woman, with a real purpose in adding to the family income, who likes’ to work, and whose homemaking duties and family will not inter- | fere with full time employment is acceptable. A single woman, who wishes to learn a work for a future career is a spendid person for the position.

160 Richmond St.

return.

LOST — WALLET CONTOINING sum of money and valuable

papers in City of Charlottetown |

Tuesday, Jan. 20th. Finder please phone Arnold Bruce at 8548, or Vernon River 11-11. Re- ward.

Male Help Wanted

A TEXAS OIL COMPANY WANTS MAN OVER 45 FOR CH’TOWN AREA

WE NEED a good man at once and we are willing to pay top earnings. We prefer someone be- tween 45 and 65...who can make auto trips for about a week at a time...and can call on small town industrial and rural property owners. WORTH $12,000.00 Our top men in other parts of country draw exceptional earn- ings up to $12,000 in a year. This opening in the Ch’town area is worth just as much to the right man. We take care of all de- liveries and collections. Pay earn- ings in advance. Write a confi- dential letter to M. P. SWALLOW, President, P. O. Box 789, Forth Worth 1, Texas, U. S. A.

REAL ESTATE | ome office: Wanted To Rent Saint John, N.B. caste aan Cae) Wanted To Buy

located, or near P. E. I. Hos) WANTED ALE BOTTLES, PINTS pital. Phone 5134. | or quarts. Dial 8595.

REAL ESTATE | SMALLER, House Tramer,

suitable for English car con- Wanted

nection wanted, must be in WANTED — FARM WITH AC-_ and price to Guardian-Patriot -cessible beach frontage Ah er| box 13658 Charlottetown. able on north shore, with or|_ORSTER BOAT IN GOOD without buildings. Not eget | condition. - Approximately 40 ed in stock or equip~ nt. Must’ feet. With or ‘without engine. be reasonable. Send details; Write Guardian-Patriot Box with map showing location to! 13548, Charlottetown.

J.L. MacDonald, R.R. 2. St.j- Genevieve de Pierrefonds,| WANTED HOT WATER RADIA-

Quebec”. | tors, in good condition. Apply

WANTED eset

Charlottetown. Dial 7270. Double tenement house

particulars, size, age, condition

‘USED SET PONY HARNESS, Saddle and other equipment. Write stating all particulars to

good condition. .Write the full] ,

EDUCATIONAL HORIZON Adopt An Educational — ogram For 1959

bee ; ‘ “ty : Serie of City: rms

tion .some of the recommenda- tions and objectives coming out of the Conferences. . QUALIFICATIONS

Satisfaction must also be ex- pressed with substantial advances made in education in 1958 by leg- islation introduced by our De- partment of Education. Among

classification of teachers’ ses based on academic and es- sional qualifications, setti the

the more important was the. reap

minimum requirements for tea- cher training at Junior Matricula- tion (Grade 12 or Second Year P.W.C.) and the establishment of the P.E.I. Board of Teacher Edu- cation and Standards. However, any analysis of our position at the beginning of 1959,must look at both our successes and short- comings. To ignore the implica- ions of the latter would be a ser- ious disservice not y to the

IN MEMORIAM

MR. HENRY CLARKIN

The death occurred suddenly at his home in Souris on Dec. 20th of Henry Clarkin in his 9st Although in advancéd years he was in good health- and his sud- den passing came as a_ great shock to his many«

and later of St. Mary’s in Souris. The late Mr. Clarkin was born at Fort Augustus in 1868 son of the late James Clarkin and Mary Ann Frazer as a young man he took up farming at Peakes Road where he lived for many years until his retirement in 1948. Seven years ago he moved to Souris where he had since made his home. He was twice married his frist wife Jane Trainor of Morell p him in 1929, of this union there survives one son Louis. In 1935 he married the former Margaret Mitchell, left

hildren and one brother Patrick . The remains of arkin were trans- late residence to Funeral Home in there to Peakes Dec. 23rd Requiem

was held at St. ’s Catholic Church con- ducted by the Rev. Father Cro- ken. Pallbearers ware Messrs Dextor Fisher, Elmer Fisher, Joseph McDonald Rufus Sweéney, Emmett

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Mr. and Mrs. Louts Clarkin Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wright Mr. and Mrs. Harry Clarkin Mr. and Mrs. Walter Clarkin Mr. and Mrs Martin Clarkin My. and Mrs. Gerald Clarkin Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Clarkin Mr. and Mrs. George Clarkin Mr. and Mrs. Charles O'Brian Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Dunn Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Fiyn Mr. and Mrs. Peter Flynn Miss Jean Clarkin Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Donald. Montreal Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Clarkin

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Guardian -' Patriot Box 13717

in good location in Ch’town. ,__ Charlottetown.

Would be pbuilding in need of repair.

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PROFESSIONAL CARDS |

_BARRISTERS,

SOLICITORS, Ete.

M. A. Farmer, Q.C, LLB

Bank of Commerce Bldg Ze Palrer & Haslam

Bank of Nova Scotia BSidg. Peake & Nicholson © 175 Grafton Street

J. A. McGuigan, B.A. Currie Bidg., Dial $424 Queen &. IAN M. MacLEOD, LL.B.

(McLean & McKinnon) Currie Bidg. 179 Queen.

Dial 3361. FREDERIC A. LARGE, Q.C., M.L.A,’

Room 207 Dominion Building Dial 3244 MacPhee & Trainor Dial S573

The qualifications most essen

tial to this work, is a pleasant . telephone voice, and personal. | ity, a legible handwriting and the ability to spell and use good

English construction in writing. | A typist with the other neces- | Sary qualifications will have

an added advantage. The per- | son with previous store or

specialty shop sales experience | and the other essential require- | ments will be given preference A sales training supervisor is available at present to train you in the fund-mentals and you will be working under the direction of an.experienced Advertising Manager.

You are reques'eck Telephone FIRST sonal interview.

to Please for you per-

The Guardian Office 8506"

date are re to address Box Reply Let carefully and correctly to em immediate delivery to the Ad- Replies to Lefier Boxes te mailed. dropped in the ans Letter box near the front wees & me cue| Counter.

Today from 10:30 ‘till 12:30 | This Evening from 7 p.m. ‘till | 8:30 p.m an

Ask for Miss Riley

ROBERT G, MACL<OD, B.A.,

L.L.B. Room 208 Dominion Bidg. Dial 4126. :

Services Offered

Mimeographing, Bookkeeping. Stenography ; MRS! HELEN ACORN

2 Brighton Road, Charlottetown

CHIROPRACTOR

Dr. W. R. Carson 201 Prince St. Dial 6432

OPTOMETRISTS

J. A. Carruthers, R. O. 123 Kent St, ’ Dial 5612

J. S. Taylor, R.O. Corner Kent & Queen Sts.

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ARCHITECT

J. F. TOO'" 38, B. Arch. | ARCHITECT 140 Richmond St.

eG. Keith Pickard. B. Arch. M.R.A.L.C., Charlottetown, 100 Fitzroy St Dia) 8618 Summerside, Wednesdays Dial 2936

- Peter A. McNeil ARCHITECT 166 Gt. Geo. St. Charlottetown Phone 4339 P. 0, Box §13

Charlottetown Prince Edward Island January 23rd, 1959

Sponsored by Nurses Guild-Gharlottetewn;Hospital. |

Admission_75c per person.

DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS Province of Prince Edward Island

TENDER PAVING CONTRACT

SEALED TENDERS will be received until noon on Clements, Mrs. George Gordon, Office 9133 — House 4756 . | Fyiday, February 20th, 1959, for PAVING | POINT, from AFTON HALL to ROCKY |CANOE COVE, a distance of 15 miles. /

Specifications and Tender Form may be obtained at | sympathy at the loss of their ‘ov- the office of the undersigned, Old Post Office Building, | ing' wife and mother. Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island.

Lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted. -

NOTE: Tenders will be opened at the above adver-| tised time, and bidders are invited to present their bids | in person (or otherwise) and be present at the opening.

Minister of Highways.

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Clarkin

PRE-LENTEN DANCE ROLLAWAY CLUB

Musie by Downtowners Tuesday, January 27th.

(Continued .on 12).

Helen Hughes.

Spiritual Bouquet Offered by—_

Sister St. Charles Patrick

Membership in the Cenacle .Cru- sade of prayer

Etta and Agnes Duffy

Enrollment in the Jesuit

Seminary Association

Mrs. Lauretta Devine

Mr. and Mrs. Pius Byrne

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Byrne

Mr. and Mrs. John McDonald

Mr. and Mrs. J.J. Longphee

Mr. and Mrs. Frances McDonald

Mr. and Mrs. James Hanlon.

CARD OF THANKS

- The widow of the late Henry Clarkin wishes to than all those who sent cards and messages of sympathy, or who helped in any way during her recent sad bere- vement.

IN MEMORIAM

MRS. JOHN KEITH

Her family and many friends were shocked at the sudden pass- ing of Mrs. John Keith (nee Catherine Ann Campbell) on Dec. 26th., 1958 at the Kings County Memorial Hospital, Mon: tague, P. E. I. Mrs. Keith had suffered from pneumonia for about a week but appeared to be recovering and planned on re- turning home soon. After an un- expected turn she passed away in a short time.

Mrs. Keith was born in Victoria Cross on October 20th.. 1873, the daughter of Nathaniel and Han- nah MacKenzie Campbell. In ear- ly life she lived in Lower Mon- tague. Alliston, and Pictou, N.S. She was married to. Mr. John Keith of Montague and lived there until her recent decease.

Mrs. Keith leaves to mourn her passing her husband and three children at home, Myrtle, Lloyd

‘ |and Louis. Two of her children

| predeceased: her while in the | prime of life, a son Vernon, and a daughter Ethel. There remain also two brothers, Wallace of Al- | liston, and Exiward of Montague; ‘and three sisters, Lydia ‘Mrs. George Adams) of Digby, N‘5S., Phoebe ‘Mrs. Alex Nicholson) of Valleyfiedl, and Maude (Mrs. R. MacGregor) of Montague. _

Mrs. Keith will be greatly missed by her family and many friends. Her cheerful disposition and ready. smile, in spite of her heavy burdens will be long remembered.

The funeral wat held on Sun- day, Dec. 28, 1958, from the Mon- tague Church of Christ with in- terment in the Lower Montague cemetery. The service was con-

| ducted by Mr. Kenneth T. Norns,

Dancing from 9:30 p.m: til 12:30.

who spoke on the subject “Our God-of Ali Comfort.”’ from the text, Isaiah 41:10. The church choir sang “Rock of Ages,.”’ and “Safe in the Arms of Jesus.” |“Beyond the Sunset” was sung as a solo by Mrs. Norris.

The pall bearers were Layton Campbell, Stewart.McKenna, Wel- lington Nicholson, Seymour Pear- don, Wally Campbell, and Nat Campbell.

CARD OF THANKS

The family of the late Mrs.

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J. G. MacKAY,,.

ELECTRICAL ENGINEER

E. 8. CHANDLER, B.Sc. (E.E.), M.E.1C., P.Eng 161 QUEEN ST.

I am instructed by the

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PHONE 8825 Melinda Richards, to set up

CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS _

McDONALD. CURRIE ® CO. COOPER BROTHERS & CO. Charlottetewn

AUCTION SALE:

AT SOURIS

on Saturday the 31st day of January, A.D. 1959 at 2 o'clock P.M. the house and large lot of the deceased. At the same time there will be sold her household effects,

Currie sidg. Mai $5683 | consisting of tables, chairs, several stoves, kitchen uten- | H. R DOANE & COMPANY ~~” | ils, numerous’ antiques and three calico cats. 148 Great George St.. Charlettetows ont ARTHUR J. GARRETT ’ a = ise Pusrey Street Executor. |

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Executor ofthe late Mrs. and sell at Public Auction

Howlan Mullally,

- Auctioneer.

John Keith wish to thank Dr. MacIntyre, Dr. Ings, Mr. Gélbert

the nurses and staff of Monta- gue hospital, Mr. Kenneth T. Nor- ris, and all those who helped in any way and sent expressions of

‘IN MEMORIAM

MRS. FRED REEVES

The death occurred at the

| Prince County Hospital, on Jan-

uary 16th. 1959. of Mrs. Fred Reeves, North Bedeque, in her 59th. year.

She was the former Martha Louise Johnson, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Thompson Johnson of Bedeque. When she ‘and Mr. Reeves were married they made their home at Lower _ Freetokn. Mrs. Reeves was a member of Bede- que United Church. Surviving be- sides her husband, are two dau- ghters and one son: Mrs. Gil- more Smith, (Audrey), Halifax, N.S., Mrs. George Affleck, (Joy- ce) in Central Bedeque, and P.O. Wendell Ree ;. Shearwater, N. S. Also surviving are six broth- ers. John in Winnipeg, Ernest, Melville. Brewer and Orville, Be- deque, and Edgar in Rothesay, N.B.

The funeral was held on Sun- |day afternoon and was largely j attended. Rev, G- A. Cowper- | Smith conducted a brief- service |}at the home followed by a ser- vice in the Bedeque United GHurch with Rev. Angus Brown,

it was yet day.”

and beautiful.

CARD OF THANKS

, united im marriage to | Vessey of York who pre-deceased

| in whidh she was known for her

home on Modnay December 15th,

;son and son Jackie,

followed by service in York Unit- 'ed Church, which was conducted | by Rev. G.A.D. Elliot assisted ' by Rev. W. H. Forsythe of Cove- | head.

The hymns “What a Friend we have in Jesus” and “Abide with me’’. and a solo “ and Good Morning’ by Mrs. Ralph Raynor, Mt. Herbert were feel- | ingly rendered.

The pallbearers were: Messers, Wendell Vessey. Frank Watts, Leigh Vessey, William Crockett, Arthur Brown and Frank Vessey.

The beautiful floral tokens and messages of sympathy were many and bore sflent tribute to the esteem of the departed.

CARD OF THANKS

The family of the late’ Mrs. | Herbert Vessey wish to grateful- ly acknowledge the many lovely floral tributes and messages re- ceived, Sincere thanks is also ex- tended to all their friends and neighbours for their many acts of kindness during their recent bereavements.

IN MEMORIAM

WILLIAM GILLIS

New Argyle lost one of it’s oldest and most respected resi- dents in the death of William Gillis which occurred on Dec. 12th. Although in his 86th year he | had been in his usual good health | until a week before he died, and | his death came as a great shock | to his family, relatives and wide | circle of friends. Born in New Argyle of pioneer Scots parents, Mary MacDonald4ind John Gillis, | one of a family of nine, He spent: | his early years farming at New Argyle. In 1901 he married Euphemia, daughter of Flora and Malcolm MacDonald, who passed on in 1916, leaving a family of feven children. '

" He later married Ida MacNeill of De Sable, who survives him. | He also leaves to mourn his loss five children, Margaret, Mrs. W. | MacDonald, Cambridge, Mass.; Flora Jane, Mrs. Hynes of Tor- onto; John of Borden: Nicholas of De Sable; and Alex of Cam- bridge, Mass. Two daughters pre- deceased him, Jessie. Mrs. Laughie MacLear, and Beth, Mrs. D.A. MacCannell.

He also leaves the following brothers and sisters. Flora, Mrs. J. MacPhail of Charlotttown, Christy, Mrs. MacKinnon of New Argyle. Malcolm of New Argyle, and Elvina, Mrs. MacNevin, of Milford Conn. Three sisters pre deceased him, Elizabeth, Mrs. Stewart, Margaret Ann. and Hat- tie. Mrs. Inman.

The funeral was held from the home of his son, Nicholas, and was conducted by the Rev. George Killan, assisted by Rev. Donald Nicholson. Interment. in Argyle Shore Cemetery. The pall- bearers were Messrs. John Mac- Eachern, John MacNevin. Doug- las MacKinnon, D. A. MacCan- nell, Archie Shaw and James Campbell. :

CARD OF THANK

The family of the late William | Gillis wish to gratefully acknow- ledge the many messages of sym- | pathy received. Sincere thanks | are extended to all their friends | and neighbours for their many acts of kindness during their re- cem bereavement.

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IN MEMORIAM.»

MR. JOHN SCOTT CAIRNS..<

On Friday, January 9th 1959, Dunstaffnage lost one of it’s old-

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YORK NOTES

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dickie Hunter River, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Laken Lewis, York, January 13th.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Johnson, York, spent Monday in Char- lottetown.

Rev. and Mrs. Waldo Elliott and son, Margate, were the guests of Rev. and Mrs. George Elliott, York manse recently.

Winners of York card game” held in York hall every Monday evening were Mrs. Raymond Vessey and Mr. Frank Vessey.

Mr. and Mrs. Fulton Douglas, Charlottetown, spent Wednes- day in York, the guest of Mr.

,and Mrs. Gordon -Crockett and | Mr. and Mrs. Watts, York.

Mrs. Stewart Chandler and two children, Charlottetown, ~ were visitors to York, the guests of Mrs. Chandler's parents, | Mr. and Mrs. William Watts.

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cooke, Charlottetown, spent Sunday in York. They were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leith Brown.

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Crockett _ and Mr. and Mrs. Laken Lewis and son Allison, York spent Sua- day in Glen Valley.

Mr. Allen Brown returned te

jhis home in York after spend- |some time with his sister Ale

tha and brother Norman, Cal-

gary, Alberta.

Mrs. Gordon Crockett and soa Donald, York; and Mrs. Ramsay Auld, Charlottetown, attended the funeral of the late Mr. Fred Toombs, Saturday at New Glas- gow. a

Rev. and Mrs. George Elliott, York manse, spent Friday even- ing at the home of Rev. and Mrs. Forsythe, Covehead United Church manse.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Crockett and son Wynn, Charlottetown, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Vessey, York, on Satur- day evening.

Mrs. Donald Crockett, York spent Saturday in' Hunter River. the guest of her grandmother, Mrs. Annie Moore.

Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Chand- ler, Milton, spent Tuesday even- ing in York, at the home of Mr. and \Mrs. ‘Lloyd Vessey.

BROOKVALE

Joseph Coady R.C.A.F. has

jtaken up residence in Resolute ‘Bay after spending his holidaye.

with his mother Mrs. James E. Coady.

Miss Frances Monaghan, South Melville, paid a flying vis- it to Brookvale recently.

During the absence of the teacher, her sister, Miss Agnes M. Campbell is conducting school

Messrs. John Carragher, and Arnold Smith have left for Tor- onto.

Reggie Gallant paid a visit te Brookvale and reported the travelling godd.

Maurice Coady was a week-end visitor to Hunter River.

Amos Curley has resumed his duties as teacher of Roxberry after spending the holidays in Brookvale.

Messrs. Gerald and Elmer Murphy, Vernon and Louis Wel- sh passed through Brookvale en- route to Charlottetown.

Joseph McMahon is enjoying a

well-earned vacation in Char- lottetown. “ Misses Hilda MacManus and

Helen Curley have resumed their studies at N.D.A.

Anthony Stordy, Kinkora, has returned home after spending a few days with his brothers in Brookvale.

Mis# Margaret Carragher was a week-end visitor tg Souris.

Thomas Cusork was a visitor to Charlottetown during the week