Page 12. The Guardian Monday. July 23 1956
"Turn off the heat" say these Summerside and the surrounding misses as area hazarded a guess at the num- they pose in the three fine fur ber of peas printed in a leaflet
in the distributed by the Barbara Ann guessing Shoppe. contest. With a winter wardrobe left to right: Miss Dolly Matthews
smiling Summerside
garments tiiat they won Barbara Ann Shoppes
in mind hundreds of ladies from
IN MENIORIAM
JOHN S. MacKAY
The death of John S, Macl(ayi of Stanley Bridge occurred on May 7 under tragic circumstanc- es. He was employed by the pos- tal department to deliver mail in the Breadalbane area and while he was snroute tto the post of- fice to pick up his mail. some part of his light wagon gave way making the horse bolt and throw- ing Mr. MacKay to the ground causing his death.
John Sutherland MacKay was born at Hamilton, P.E.l.. the son of the late Kenneth MacKay and his wife. Melinda Jane Cohb. When very young. he moved with his parents to Margatc where he spent his boyhood days and where he is still kindly I membered. Tr were three other sons, Wal- lace, Daniel and Rudolph. A twin sister of Mr. MacKays died in infancy. The only one now living is Rudolph of Kingston. Ontari who was able to be present at the funeral.
Mr. MacKay. who was in his seventy-second year at the time of his death. was widely known. He was a man for whom the meaning of life seemed clear and he was never one to become lost lll doubts or despair or become entangled iiifutiiities of speculat- Iun. For him li'c was the present and its purpose to do what the fifty brought forth. He lived without sham or pretense extend- inil the hearty hand-shake to all who came to his door and each one who passed his threshold was lnVlI.Sd to sit at his ever hospl. table table. in wltich he was sup- ported by his good wife,
It is most certainly true that he was a good neighbor to which folks along his mail route can testify. He was ever ready to fetch small parcels and messages and do little turns to oblige far beyond his call of duty. And des- pite snow storms or muddy roads his Patrons always found him cheerful and reassuring. He 31. ways left the impression that his attention was fully turned upon their particular problem.
Many who knew him best will remember his humor which had I way of expressing his common sense. He was quick to see a Joke and had a way of making a quick and uiiexpccted reply.
Perhaps his particular loves were children and horses. All children were precious to him and
. be cared for and cherished and it
GUESSING CON
The lucky winners are.
third prize. a Lapin Jacket: Miss
st his growing family of grand- children. All his life he loved hor- ses. They were to him friends to
is ironic that through the tright of: such a one he should have lost his life.
He leaves to mourn his wife. the former Myrtle Cole. five sons and three daughters. The sons are. Rev. Lorne of Hamilton. 0nt.. Don of Avon, Connecticut. Wcnd-. all of Mt. Allison University. Sackville. Kenneth of Stanley
TEST WINNERS
Marguerite MacCaull, second prize, a monton coat: and first prize winner. Miss Edith Mac- Ewen. a lovely Muskrat coat. A prospective l"all bride. Miss Mac- F.wen found the fur coat a fine ad- -dition to her trousseau. The June
fur coat contest was sponsored by Perlman Furriers of Montreal in conjunction with the Barbara Ann Shoppe. Announcement of the for- tunate winners was made on the eve of Summerside's first annual Lobster Carnival.
CENTRAL BEDEQUE
. Csf. Donald Callheck of the R.C.lVl.P.. Regina. has been spend- ing his holidays with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Callbeck. Central Bedequc; also relatives and friends in Charlottetown.
Mr. Keith Woodsidc. Clinton. was a recent visitor to Lower Be.- deque.
Bridge and Duncan of Hunter River, Mary. Mrs. Vernon Fer- guson nf Grahams Road and Lois.' Mrs, John Campbell of Grahams- Road. One son. Leigh. died in' Sicily in World War ll while on active duty. There are also twelve grandchildren. besides a large host of friends and relatives. The funeral was from St. Johns Presbyterian Church, New Lond-. on. on May 10 and was conducted: by the Rev. Mr. Bean of Kensing-I ton, assisted by his former pastor Rev. Donald Campbell of Mont- ague who deliver the sermon tak- ing for his text: "if a man die shall he live again". The service was one of simple dignity in keep- ing with the life of the deceased. Pall bearers were: William Gunn, Frank Bell, Max Ferguson. Mil- leage MacLeod. Reginald Haslam and Emmerson Mathcson. He was laid to rest in the etery at New London. FLORAL TRIBUTES Wife and family Myrtle and Jim. Hattie and Angus Marion and family Sackville Theatre Guild. Saekville. N.B. Aunt Sadie and family Board of Managers. Central Pros. byterian Church. Hamilton. Ont. New London Presbyterian W.M.S. Womens Guild. Central Presbyter- ian Church, Hamilton. Ont. Sterling Womens Institute Siiiniey. Forbes and Mario, Hanr ilton. Ont. . Ella Priest. Toronto Ralph and Sylvia Dame. Hamil- ton, Ont. Management. Eastern Co., Hartford. Conn. I Herb and Helen Beale. Mrs. Crglse and Jessie, Sackvilie.
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The regular monthly meeting of the Bcdcque V-E Calf Club was held at the home of Walter (-larig. Middlr-tun. on Tuesday evening. June 2Iith. Fourteen nicmbers and four llSlI.Ul'S were present.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Miller and son Jimmy. accompanied by Mr. Harold Miller. Gladstone. Mass..
iare spending some time at their
summer home in Lower Bedeque.
Central Bedeque School Grading Exams results are as follows:
Grade X -- (No exams). IX: 1, Elain3 Green.
Grade Catherine McKenna tequall 2. Gayle Rayner.
Grade Vlil: l. Louis Smith; 2.
Russel Gardiner.
Grade VII: 1. Sandra Rayner; 2. Gordon Arscnaiilt; 3. Leonard Johnston.
Grade VI: 1. Robert Joliiiston; 2. Bernard McKenna: 3. Victor Chaisson. Principal. Mrs. Ralph Connolly.
GOOD HUNTING
The Neanderthal man. slow- moving and clumsy. survived by being one of the best hig - game hunters of all time.
George l)eBlnis. Charlottetown Jean and Mary Bourquc, Avon, CODn6('llt'llI
June and Charlie Simpson. Bill Weary and Gordon Lidstonc. S.-ickvillc. .N.F-.
Employees. Eastern Plumbing Co. Hartford. Conn.
Commanding Officer. Officcis, Argyle and Sutherland Highlan- ders nf ('.'inaria
N. . John and Nancy Hall. NB
Mrs: William Hendric. Hamllton.l
Clarki Fruit Company. Charlotte- town
Ila Colletr and Gladys Brycnton.
his loss is particularly felt among-
Amherst, N.S.
Robert and Hattie Tingley, Aular. N.B. . M. S. Central Presbyterian Church, llamilton. Ont.
Dolph and Hazel, Kingston, Ont.
Mfaiil Staff. Breadalbane Post Of- ce
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ELMSDALE
Mr. Donald Williams of the Royal Canadian Navy has return- ed to his duties after spending a brief furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. D.A. Williams.
Mr. and Mrs. William O'Brien. Gary, John and Patrick. have re- turned to Toronto after spending their annual Vacation with their respective parents. Mr. and Mrs. Roch O'Brien and Mr. and Mrs John J. Corcoran.
Mrs. Leo Kennedy and family are spending the summer as guests of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Roch O'Brien.
Miss Joan MeKenna of Halifax. spent the past week as guest of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. R.A. McKenna. Also in guest in the Mc- Kenna home was Joan's friend
Mr. and Mrs. A.E. Smith and son Gary. arrived from Haverhill, Mass.. last week to spend their holidays with Mr. Smith's mother. Mrs. Gordon Bernard and Mr. Bernard at their cottage in Mill River.
Mrs. Earl Mokler of Somerville. Mass.. and Mr. Raymond Mokler. who recently returned from France. and his young son. Mast- er Allan. spent a brief holiday last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mokler. Ebbsfleet.
Miss Jean Brown of Morell is spending some time with her aunt. Mrs. Orrin Wallace and Mr. Wal- lace.
Miss Doris Hardy. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Hardy. was honored by a large number of friends at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hardy on Wednesday evening. July 11th.. at a miscel- laneous shower prior to her mar- ring: in the near future in Tor- onto.
Mr. and Mrs. David Arnold. who are vacationing at Mill River. were recent guests of Mrs. Arn- old's grandmother. Mrs. Hazel Cameron.
Mrs. Charles Barnett had as re- cent gucsts. her nephew, Mr. A.E Smith and Mrs. Smith of Haver- hill. Mass.
Their many frir-nris are pleased to have Mrs. John W. Adams and Mrs. James C. Adams home alt-
from Halifax. Miss Eileen Peck. v
HOWLAN i
Mrs. John A. Gallant of Wood- stock. visited her sister. Mrs. J.1 B. Arsenault. at Howlan recently.
Congratulations and best wish- es now go to Norma Shea of T18- nish and Aubaln Gallant of Pius- ville, who were married in Tig- nish on Wednesday. July 4. 'I'hlS happy couple will reside. in Pius- ville. where the groom lS a ;)r0'i sperous farmer. I
Messrs Francis Richard. Jr. and Richard Ellsworth. arrived from Hamilton. Ont.. on Saturday night, June 30, to spend their vac- ation with relatives in Duvar and Brocton.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Blaiichurd and son. are spending some time at Cascumpec.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jones iiiiu are visiting here from 'l'oruntu. went to Piusrille on Wednesday afternoon. July 4. to attend the supper in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Aubain Gallant at the home 0i Mr. and Mrs John Gallant.
Miss Jean Arsenault went to Al- berton on Thursday. July 5. where she intends to be emPi0Y9d I" Western Hospital during her vac- ation.
Mr. and Mrs. Syl Perry aiidl Gilbert Dolron, motored to Char- lottetown and Millview on Tues- day. returning to Duvar on Wed- nesday.
The funeral of the late Frank Jones of.Duvar was held at St. Anthonys Church on Friday mor- ning. July 6. and was well attend- ed. Rev. Fr. McKenna was the of- ficiating clergyman.
A very large crowd from How- Ian and all surrounding districts attended the Smiling Bill enter- tainment in the St. Anthonys par- ish hall on Thursday night. July 5. This was sponsored by the Bloomfield Corner Women's Inst-
ed in on them. Gallon! plans on visiting with them for I month. he
Arriving by car on Monday. July 9. were Mrs. Clarence Gul- lant and daughter Juanita and
cent Jr. from Hamilton. Ontario.
Motoring to Tlgnlsh on Monday night. July 9. were Mr. and Mn. Fred Jones. Mrs. Jerry Gallant. Mrs. Frank Gallant and daught- er Florence and Jean.
There motored to Charlottetown on Tuesday. July 10. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gallant of Dorchester. Mrs. Anthony Finnan. Mrs. Lorraine Gallant and daughters Theresa. Elaine and Margaret.
A social evening was spent at the Legion Home at Bloomfield
-,on Monday. July 9. on the farm -of a ”Fricob" under the auspices
of St. Thomasis Society of wood. stock. Fortune Cove and Mill Road.
A bingo was held on July 10, at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Henry J: Peters. Dnvar. under the auspices of St. Thomas Soc- iety of Duyar.
INKERMAN AND VICINITY
Mr. Billy Stewart is spending his vacation in Bradalbane.
Mrs. Johnnie Matheson and two children. spent the weekend of June the 24th at her home in Al- bany.
The many friends of Inkerman and Vicinity are sorry to learn that Joseph Smith of Kelly's Cross lost his house by fire.
Mr. Bruce MacDougall and Mr. Waldron Molyneaux spent the weekend at the Dixon Road.
itute.
There arrived on the Island from Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. El- mer Gallant and family and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Gallant, both sons of Mrs. and the late Cyrus Gallant of Piusville. who will spend their vacation with relatives.
Ephraim Blanchard. who spent his vacation in Western Prince County. left on Friday. July 6, on return to his work in Ontario.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gallant of iDorchester. Mass, lmotored to Ebbsfleet on Sunday. July 8. where they spent the day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Douc- ette and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Cote and daughter of Maine. .S.A.. are spending two weeks vacation in this vicinity. On Sunday July 8. they spent the day in Howland.
Mrs. Lester Sherren of Hunter River, in company with tdaughter Francis. her husband and little children were calling on friends and old neibhhors in How- Ian on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Felix Gallant and family. who visited relatives here left on Friday July 6. for their home in Berlin. N.H.. accompan- ied by the Missel Lauretta and Francis Arsenault of Howlnn.
Miss Lorraine Gallant of Abram Village is now visiting friends in Howlan.
A bingo under the auspices of the St. Thomas Society was held at the home of Jerry Gallant on Tuesday night. July 3. and was very well attended.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo -Arsenault-and family. had A pleasant surprise on Monday evening, July 9. when their daughter tLeonei Mrs. Clar- ence Gallant and little daughter Juanita of Hamilton. 0nt.. walk-
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er receiving treatment in Prince County Hospital.
Messrs. Walter Doyle of Los Angeles. California. and Doyl Griffin of Lot 7 were guests at the home of Mr. James O'Brien on Tuesday. Mr. Doyle is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Archibald Doyle (nee Annie O'Brien).
Mr. Jerry Dalton and Mr. Jos- eph Mclsnac were visiting with friends in Blmsdale on Tuesday.
A very pretty wedding took place .at the United Church. Elmsdale, on Saturday. July 7th. when Rev. Mr. Green united in the holy bonds of matrimony. Miss Lulu Wallace and Mr. Robert McAssey. Their attendants were Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Rennie. Their many .friends wish this pipular young couple many years of happily wedded bliss. Y.
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