° i e . 2 HAPPENINGS P.E.l. Guide Council Members| MONTAGUE | Island Couple Pledge Vo - . . . Mr. and Mre. Chessel Anneer,. 1 . e y pee Andrey destin, Wemer's caver, roe sea [Plan Centennial Projects |_| rer: motame ae vine | At O'Leary United Church ! . Mrs. Donald MacMillan, the: white swans and whi Mrs. Albert Peters of Alberton ; chter of er. eng Mrs. Aubrey N.|recently --pninted Provincial . _—" centered silver South and her daughter. Mrs. | Morris, th Brunaby, B.C. Camp Commissioner, received . visit Henry Myers. Alberton, left re-|They were guests of Mr. and/h-- warren. ‘rom Mrs. G. M. »_ with: their Traveller’ Rest. Mr. Schurniaa cently to visit relatives in Ban- | Mrs. Wesley Currie for 10 days. |ayard, provincial commissioner, lan Scrimgeour is employed by the Enmes Ft one Maine, Enroute they spent several days» the recent meetin: o' the , * Company. S.A. in Winnipeosis, Man., visiting P.E.1. Council, Girl Guides of | shower was eas : a Mr. Mawie, eee ont tae \Canada. This mectine wes ‘eld! Lower Mantegue . mem im on y * Christ Church, Tibberton, N.S.,|the Island, they were entertain- |‘s no'' lt. the. Elementary were opened by and Mrs. Raynor are spending jed by many old friends, includ- lian has had much experience in and Mrs. Fred Lan- holidays with their parents, Mr. | ing several of Mrs. Morris’ form- | oy'ding, ard until recently was a. - E Annear and Mrs. Melvin Raynor, Green-|er classmates. They also vis'ted (istrict commissioner for Char- verses mount and Mr. and Mrs. Earljwith relatives in Glenwood and lottctown Sorth. »-d the Renger Gloria Reynolds ar- Charlottetown they visited at the |on Nov. 6. travelling by air. Warrant- also were presented throughout heme ef Mr. ond Mrs.. Harry to Mrs. George Leard, district ee ee Mellish. This is the couple's first| Mrs. L.W. MacKinnon has re- commissioner’ for Souris. and by the ladies. trip to the Island since their |turned to her home in Murray Mes Austin Kennedy, district Cecil Campbell, marriage in August. River, after spending the p&St|commissioner for Central left, Wednes- two weeks in Western Shore, iQueeng. winter months Mrs. Joseph Gaudet left Alber-|N.S.. guest of Rev. and Mrs.| 4 warrant and pin were re ton this’ week to spend the wint-|Lownsbury. evived by Elizabeth Davis, rang- and Mrs. Donald MacLeod, er with ber son-in-law and dav- jer captain of the First Montaeve Cross left this week for ghier, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Ca-| Mrs. Bert MacFarlane, Jam-/tend Ranger Company, while vacation in Vancou- mire in Pawtucket, R-I aica Plains, Mews = Irene Larkin of Morell was pre- MRS. DONALD MacMILLAN’ "BC., where they will be i : @ few weeks os before /sented with a campcralt certif- @aests of Mr. MacLeod’s sister Medicare” was the topic of an | going to Medicine Hat, Alberta, |icate Members at the meeting en-| aud brother-indaw Mr. and Mrs. interesting and enlightening ad-|to spend the winter with he?) Other recent appointments im |joyed ' and) Paul Cogswell. En route they dress given by Dr. C-M. Dewar jdaughter and soninlaw, MF. leclude Mrs. Gordon Jenson, as|prepared by the lst Montague| Will ‘stop over for a weekend er meeting of O'Leary Commun- Stew. for Beverley ity Hospital nursing staff. Leila . Craswell expressed the thanks of those present. The meeting was held in Mrs. MacLeod’s apartment at the hospital, and refreshments .were served by Miss Craswell and Mrs. Errol Stetson. Dr. L.G. Dewar will be

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