Artur.” 7. 1952

If . rim GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

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...LADl.BI GUILD DEBTS - lira. W. A. Harper and Mrs. Clif- ford smith were the hostesses on Friday evening at the home of Mrs. C. H. Stewart for the reg- ular meeting of the Ladies Guild or the Summerside Baptist Church. The president. Mrs. R. T. Daddl. was in the chair.-S.

..PAl.llWlLL PARTY - Mrs. Robert Phillipa entertained at her home in Summe ald9 for Mrs. Cecil Powell on Friday evening when neighbours and friends gathered to honor her previous to her departure for Halifax. N. 5. Mrs. Phillips, on lrehnlf of the Kupslg, made a presentation of hi-autiful lingerie. The hostess was assisted in serving delicious refreshments by Mrs. C. K. Gunn. 'iifrs. Powell, with her children. Lonnie and Wayne, left on Sat-

Plmie: an office and 08-! lionaa. ...DANCli. Malpeque Hall Tues- -REGULAR Monday night day night. dance. Canadian Legion Home, Water Street. every Monday

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-Is PROMOTED - George (Joey) Schurman. 20. V promoted to the rank of Sergeant and made senior radar technician since his return to the Barksdale airiorce base at Shreveport. Louisiana. "Joey" is the son of Police sergeant and Mrs. B. O. Sohurmail, Sunimerside and has served with the ierican riiriorce for the past two years. a part oi which has been spent in England. He returned to Louisiana on March 25th after spending an en- loyablc leave at his home in Sumnicrside. 0

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- BIRTHDAY PARTY -- Mrs. Hammond Johnson entertained for Rev. George Ayers at his home in

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..WZATHERVANE REPIACI-ll) ..pgllowing requests by many citi- zens of Alberton, the wcathervane has been replaced on the root of the Legion Home. Removed last year during repairs to the build- tnz. a number of donations were received by the Legion for the purpose of replacing the vans and the job was completed on Friday last by Mr. Hunter Weeks assisted by Mr. Fred Milllian. Forged by Mr. John Plaits. blacksmith of Al- berton, who was an expert at his trade. the weathcrvnne is ten fcei high with cross arms four f:et across and has been situated on the present building for over sixty the years.

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Personals

-Mr. JamesJ.B: MacDonald. North Bedcque, was a recent risi- tor to the City, guest of Mr. and

rsted spectator at the Fat stock Show.

IN MEMORIAM

CHARLES SCOTT ELLIS

The citizens of O'Leary and vicinity were shocked to learn of the passing of one of its most highly esteemed residents on" March 25th. in the death of Mr. Charles Scott Ellis, in his Gist. year.

lath. 1891, he was the son of the late Haber Ellis and Mary Eng- land Bills. He farmed the old Ellis homestead. until three years ago when he moved to Knutsford where he continued to farm successfully until recent- ly. when he was obliged to retire

active duty owing to ill health

He moved to the village of O'- Leary where he purchased a mod- ern cottage which he was only spared to enjoy for a few months.

The late Charles Ellis was a man of many sterling qualities. His creed was to live and let live and few lfany ever asked afavor and were refused. His word was his bond. and he could truly be called one of nature's noblemen.

To meet him was to fonii a respect never to be lost. as was shown by the host of friends who turned out in a blinding snow- storm over roads that were al- most impusable. to attend his funeral. It is quite correct to say that every one attending was there from ahecr respect for the deceased and sympathy for those remaining to mourn one who can- not be replaced. .

The many floral tributes were another token of the esteem in which he was held. He leaves to mourn, besides a host oi iricnds. his aged mother. his wife. ncc Harriette Webb. and a daughter. Mrs. Reginald Adams (Helen). one son, Ralph. predeceased him three yearn ago.

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Summerside on Friday. the eve oi the eighty-sixth anniversary of tin birth. when a number of friends Igathered to dontrratiiiate him and Ito extend best wishes. Following is 2 delicious dinner. Rev. G. N. Somers. who was mastrr of ceremonies read an address. Gifts were pro- selitcd and games and contests (much enjoyed. one of the special features was a poem. suitable to the occasion. which was read by iMr. L. R. Allen. It had been com- iposcd by Rev. Clair Johnson oi jlioncton. N.B.. a son of the host- ;r-ss. A singsong with Mrs, 1,,M. .Callhcck at the piano. was follow-

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lcelellrate Silver (Wedding Anniversary

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-On Tuesday evening, March .l8th. the many neighbours and friends of Mr. and Mrs. Rutilcia ford Cotton. New London. goth- cred at their home to honor them on the occasion oi the silver an- niversary of their wedding.

The gathering was gpiled to order by Mr. Harold Mayhew who. after cxtcndlilg a few liltin- ductory and complimentary re- marks. called on Mrs. Stanley Brown to address the guests of honor. Following this address the presentation oi a. well-filled pulse wnlili made by Mr. Lorne Camp.

A valued member of the . local Women's Institute Mrs. Cotton was also the recipient at this time oi nnilnstitute pin. a. gift of that organization. Mrs. omeg- Bernard made the presentation.

The couple also received many lovely silver pieces. one of tile most notable being is chest of F-03ers 184'! silverplate from their daughter. Emily. ,

A delicious lunch of sandwich- es. fancy cakes and ice cream was then served. Assisting in serving were the following: Mrs. Murray MacKay. Mrs. Stanley Brown. Mrs. Ralph Cobb, Miss Louisg Carr. Mrs. Nelson Roberts. Mrs. James Cole. Mrs. Harold Dull- nlng. Mrs. Don Taylor and Mrs. Oliver Bernard.

For the remainder of the even- ing amusing contests and dancing were enjoyed. Music for dancing was supplied by Mrs. Lorne Campbell. Mrs. Wilbur MacKny and Miss Laura. Macxay.

At a late hour the guests said good-night with wishes to Mr. and Mrs. Cotton for many more years .of happiness together. included in the visiting guests

were Mrs. H a r r y Whitehead. Charlottetown; Mr. and Mia. George Cotton; Mr. and Mia.

John Cotton and Mr. and Mrs. George Brooklns, all of Kensiug- ton.

Alberton and vi O O icinrly

Rev. J. R. McMahon. Alberton.is a patient in the Western Hospital.

Mr. Robert Campbell. Aiberion. is a patient in the Western Hos- pital. Alberton.

Mrs. Allan

Mr. and McAlecr were visitors to Summerside oi. Saturday last.

Mr. B. J. Ramsay. Aibcrton. left on Saturday for a short visit with friends and relatives in Boston. Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. John Gavin. who spent the winter in saint John. N. B., returned to their home at Alberton South last Thursday.

The many friends of Mr. W. C. Leavitt will be glad to know he was able to return to his home on Saturday after being a patient in the Western Hospital.

Mrs. Frank weeks. who was a patient in the P. I. 1. Hospital.

Charlottetown. for the past two weeks. returned to her home in Alberton on Friday.

Mr and Mrs. Erskine Camp-

bell. David and Donald. Alberton. motored to Elleralle on Sunday. and were guests at the homcn of Mr. and Mrs. Winston England and Mr. and Mrs. Allison England.

Despite remainlnl inowbanll

and continuing chilly WOIlI'.l:l'.

here. The first robin. that cheery harbinger, was lithted hero but wee . ,

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Delightful Piano Recital Al Aibtrton

A delightful piano recital was given by the pupil: of Mn. G. B. Cunningham. A. T. 0'. M.. at her Alberton. Prlday' eve- Aprll ith. Invited guests included parents and friends of the pupua.

The program:

God Save The queen. Shirley Lewis.

To Cells (Mozart), Garth Wil- bellbublin Town, Lorraine Comp-

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Popcorn Man (Thompso ). Lona unter. ' Btude (Couppey), Gordon camp- I

Country Gardens (Percy Grain- ger). Garth Wiikie.

Dance oi the Hours (Ponchlelli), Lorraine Campbell.

The skyscraper (Th-mpson). Lona Hunter.

March of the Goblins (Boris Berlin). Gordon Campbell.

starlight waltz (Brainard), Lor- raine Campbell.

Hallelujah Chonls. Garth Wilkie.

(Handel) .

Hunter and Lorraine Campbell. . Eourrele (Bach). Lois Cameron. Etude (Burgmuller). Mrs. Clay-

ton Travers.

Minuet in 1'' (Mozart), Lois

Cameron.

Merry-Go-Round. (Berlin). Mrs.

tlayton Travers.

Waltz in Flat (Brahms), Shir- ley Lewis. First So ow Happy armer Lois Cameron.

The Robin's (Fisher), Shirley Lewis.

During the social hour which followed the recital Mrs. Garnett Campbell poured tea and Mrs. Cunningham was assisted in serving by Mrs. Lloyd Wllkie, Mrs. Clayton Travers. Mrs. Lois Cam- eron and Miss Shirley Lewis.-ls.

Borden and I O I Vicinity -Mi-. Philip Howait who has been spsnding the winter with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton

Howatt. at Borden. left recently- ior Toronto. Ont.

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Mrs. George MacPherson and Mrs. Margaret MacDonald oi Launching have been spending the past week with the latter's daugh- ter. Mrs. Emmett MacDonald and Mr. M.-icboliald, at Borden.

Mr. and Mrs. Colin Love of Bor- den sitcnderl the funeral of their niecc. Miss Patricia Hunter. in the United Church at. Moncton,. N. B.. on Monday. March (list. The late Miss Hunter was the daughter of Mr. A. R. Hunter of Moncton andi the late Mrs. Hunter who was formerly Miss Edith Love oi Char- lotteiown.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur liiilcnonalti and daughterBab.s. who have bzell spending the winter with their daughter Mrs. Fred Raliahan and Mr. Ranahan. Borden. retui-n'd on Thursday. April 3rd. to their home in Souris. Previous to their dc- partiire Miss Babs MacDonald was entertained by the Sacred Heart Club at the home of Mrs. Reginald McAieer and received nice

ening. April 2nd. Misses Frsncss and Laura Ozon entertained at a chicken supper in her honor and Babs was presented with is beau- llful necklet.

On Wednesday. April 2nd. the Ladies social Club held their an- nual Easter bazaar and pantry sale in the church hall. The sale was well patronized and the sum of 5140. was realized. The C. G. I. T. had a candy table and made over 820. for their funds.

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ALMA 5.3;.”

- The following is the report for March:

Grade IX: l. Wanda Barbour.

Grade VII - 1. Joyce Kinch. 2. Shirley Barbour. 3. Archie .l-layner.

Grade VI - 1. Bill Donald. 2. Alden Rennie. 3. Barbara Mount- ain and James McNeiil.

Grade V - l. Jean Dunbar and Bobble Barbour. 2. Gordon cotton. Ii. Marilyn Rennie.

Grade IV - 1. Arlene Rennie. 2.; Sybil Dirggan.

Grade if .- i. Sherrlll Rennie.

Grade I - No tests.

Teacher, Catherine Wallace

River. is spenclin a few days in Alberton. guest of her aunt. Miss Kate woodman, and her sister. Miss Catherine Woodman.

A pantry sale in aid oi the pith- ilc library was held ill the library Saturday" afternoon. As at such sales.

is often the case demand exceeded supply and some would-be customers were

J ppolnteti.

The sympathy of the eommun ity is extended to Mrs. Sadie 0'Brirw in the passing of her sis- ter. Mrs. U. R. Williams, whose lil".ath ill.CUITOd last. week in Al- bany. N. Y.

Mr. and Mrs. J. 0. Profit ac- companied by Mrs. C. R. Proiitt and Mr. Heath Profitt motored to Bummer-side on Saturday, April btli on business. 0

Messrs. Billie. Ernest and Wal- ter Gavin motored from Saint John, N. B., on Saturday last and spent the week-end with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Pn- ter Gavin. Alberton south. They were accompanied by their ala- ter, Mrs. H. B. Nuori, Margaret and Billy shepherd.

Mr. and Mrs. colby Lewis of Freetown were among the -guests attending the recital given by

iano pupils of Mrs. G. B. oun-

ingham. Alba:-ton. hidav even- ing. Their daughter. Miss Shirley Lewis, is a pupil of Mrs. Cunning- ham.

Duet: Home on the Range. Loiia '3

Pen Points of

B. c. A. F. SIAIIDII Slaaerslle

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Mr. Gordon Jones and Mr. El- mer Hughes oi the Canadian Broadcasting corporation lnt-:r- natlonal services. Visited this stat- ion on Tuesday in make record- ings regarding the third annivers- ary of N. A. '1'. 0., which will be broadcast by shortwave to over- seas countries. They interviewed several N. A. '1'. 0. students of the Air Navigation achool. as well as the Commanding Officer. GIG A. 'G. Kenyon and officer Command- ing the Air Navigation School. WIO L. C. Dilworth.

O O 0 AW. 1 M. E. Mel-rithew. Clerk Typist. has been transferred to this unit where she is replacing A. W. l V. F. Goodwin. who de-

parted on transfer to another station early in the week. 0 O 0 On Wednesday oi this week.

three airmen reported at this unit on posting. They include A.C. 2 J.

. R. verrsult. an Instrument Technician, AC. 2 J. E. L. Parent, a Munitions as Weapons Technic- ian and A C. 2 D. J. Huntley,

Clerk Typist. I O

A. C. 1 and Mrs. Terrance D. Burns (nee Bernadette Arscnault) who were married recently.

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Sgt. R. L. Lachambre has been transferred from this station and is being replaced by two Airwom- en., A.W. 2 P.M.M. Murphy and A. W. 2 B. J. Montgomery. who are Meteorological Observers.

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A smoker was held in the Air- craftmen's lounge on Monday evening.

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I-V0 and Mrs. R. M. Egan enter- tained a number of friends on Thursday evening of this weck.

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Three Airframe Technicians have been posted to other stations. where they reported on Wdnsday. These are: cpl. V. A. J. sioui. Cpl. V. Dodds and Cpl. J. P. Kohnen.

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ported at Station Hospital on Tuesday. where she has been transferred. FIO Bliesner

Ontario.

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land alid Dennis Beeby will re- gret to learn of their illness in a Toronto Military Hospital. These former students of the Air Navig- ation School are wished a speedy recovery. 0 O I

Five Pilots have assumed flying duties at the Air Navigation School or Central Navigation School in the past week. including: I-V0 R. D. Mcxinnon. Flo W: D. Owen. P10 J. P. Pelleiier. I-'.'0 J. E. Horwood. and FIG E. L. Harris.

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FIO R. Willis and Flo Llewellyn, former students of the Air Navig- ation School. are spending a week at this unit.

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A. W. 2 A. A. PERISOH. a Radar Performance Checker (Ground) has been transferred to this stat- ion and reported early in the

Per- was

BL-rraud. a Communications

formance Checker (Air)

transferred to another "unit. . e .

A Protestant Revival Week was held in the Trinity chapel at this unit on Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday of this week with ser- vices held during the day and again in the evening. FIL P. 1). Ross. Protestant Chaplain of R. C. A. F. Station London. Ontario was guest speaker.

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sfl. Lloyd Jewett. formerly of the Air Navlsznilon School, visited this station d""rv. the week. 0 0 0

PVC Joe Na:-leau. a former stu- dent of a Navigation officer Course, which graduated from the Air Navigation School in August. has returned to his duties in Greenwood. N. 8.. following a weeks visit at this unit.

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The Home and school Club of Slemon Park presented Trinity Mr. and Mrs. Club Variety Show at the station Theatre on Friday evening. Proceeds went toward scout and Guide camps.

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W0 Calvin Munroe of Ottawa. Ont.. a recent graduate of a Nav- iigatlon Officer Course. spent a few hours at this unit on Friday.

NEWTOWN caoss-Ty. l.

The regular meeting of the Newtown Cross Women's Institute met at the home of Mrs. Francis Mclcenna. on March 4. with on attendance of it members and two visitors. The meeting opened with the "Creed". followed by the "Ode". and roll call was answered by "Sing. say or Pay". Minutcs of the last meeting were then read, approved and signed.

A note of thanks had been re- ceived from Mrs. Ralph Colings. thanking the members fa her "going away" gift.

A donation of 35.00 was voted for the Red Cross. Mrs. Gerald Roach. Miaa Anna Morrisoey and Velma Oiliis were-appointed to collect through the district.

The new grate for the school was left to the trustees and sec- retary and the new board in to be left until school is repaired. Next meeting to be at the home of Mn. Edward Power. with rollcall to be a grab .

Following a delicious lunch served by the hoaleae. Mrs. Power put on a contest. the wit.- ner. Mrs. Michael Morrieaey. to bring a contest to the next meet-

ng. A social hour followat.( and the meeting closed with "The queen."

CLOSET P!!! It has been estimated the family of one clothes moth can destroy lilo peundaofwooiialamontna.

Congratulations are extended to 31

FXO Bliesner. Nursing slsterI.re- 3

3"5”,Rita. wmmntm " Wmse m T””m"l man. second-Hilda Folland. lead

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TEN-')l'eH Sifts. 0!! W9dnt?5dBY 6V-iv-e:k. at which time A. W. l L. E.,Davyd gimphgm,

S'slde Culling Club Closes For Season

The lununeraido Curling Club closed a moat suoeaaaful aeaaon at their curling rink Saturday night with the presentation of priua to the rinks winning the various coin- petitions. Wallle Bcantleburyh foe Poiliea presented before the club members and guests. were greatly enjoyed. the capital city skaters showing agility and grace in their varioua attractive rou- tines.

Mr. J. K. Curran. president of the Curling Club. presided at the presntatioii ceremonies. Mrs. Creel- man MacArthur presented the prizes to the winners of the ladies' competitions.iThe list of privc winners follows:

Mr. Lee Llnkletter presented the prlics for men's competitions.

Spoon competition Winnera' prizes donated by George Clark to the rink skipped by Betty Ltnkletter. Mate. Frances Offer. second. Jean Macuan, lead. spar Runners-up prizes donated by the Ladies' Club to the rink skipped by Ruth Horne. Mate-Marj. Logan. second-Doris Morrison. lead-Ruth Kenyon.

Mates Competition Prices partly covered by an entry fee. supplemented by the ladies' club to the winning team skipped by Frances Offer. Mate - Shirley , . second-Ruby Brovm, lead-Kay Ross.

C. 13. (:.--winners' prizes don-

ated by T. L. Llnkletter to the winning team skipped by Betty Linkletter. Mate--Irene silli-

phiint. second-Pearl MacFarlane. lead-Ruth Kenyon. Runners-up -prizes donated by the l.auies' Club to the team skipped by Ruth Horne. mate-Marion Smallmen, second-Marlon Hinton. lead-- Emma Holman. Consolation prizes donated by T. A. Campbell to the rink skipped by Kay Ross. mate-Sally Basler. second-Hope Cameron. lead-Linda Qallbeck. Club Championship - Wlnllcrs' prizes donated by J. K. Curran to the rink skipped by Betty Link- letter. Mate-Al Morrison. sec- ond-Fran Henthorne. lead-Viv- ian MacNelll. Runners-up prizes donated by the Ladies' Club to the rink skipped by Kay Ross. mate-Rita Sillipharlt, second - Liz. MacDonald, lead-Ruth Ken-