' Gloria Stevenson;
North liastico School concert .
A very successful Christmas con- cert was presented by the pupils of North Ruatico school on Wed- nggdny evening. December 22. The schoolroom ' was very tastefully decorated for the occasion. The
un arrangement was under the supervisio or the teacher Mrs. wuliam D.iS venson. assisted by Mr. Leslie Hlscott as organist.
Following is the program.
Chorus byithe school: recitation: "Welcome". by Wendell Macneili; recitation: "Christmas Mittens", by Maxine Maclrwen: dialogue: "Three Christmas Bells". by Mae MscLure, Barbara Stevenson,Flora Woolner, Jennie MacNeill, Norma Stevenson, Ferns Hiscott; recita- tion: "Convicting Evidence", by Weston Rollings; dialogue: "The Same Christmas", by school: reci- tation: "Too Many Santa's", by song: ."where Do You Live Santa Claus". by School; recitation Santa's Garden”, by Ronald Toombs; solo: "Santa Claus is Coming to Town". by Ferns Hlsoott; exercise: "What Does Christmas Mean To Us", by Wendell MacNeill, Ronald Toombs, Ferne Hisoott. Weston Rollings, Gor- don Toombl, Relnle Bakker, Roulie Sakker; solo: "White Christmas". by Mac MacLure; recitation: "Ready for Auntie" by Dianne Toombs: dialogue: "A Mouse to the Rescue". by Mae MacLure, Barbara Stevenson. Jennie Mac- Nelll, Flora Woolner. Norma Stev- enson: recitation: "Curiosity Killed the Cat", by Gordon Toombs; reci- tation: "A Stocking For A Puppy", by Roelie Bakker: song: "0 Come All Ye Faithful”, by Mae MacLure, Barbara Stevenson. Flora Wooiner. Jennie MacNeill, Norma Stevenson, Ferne Hiscott.
Recitation: "Awful Luck”. Jennie MacNelil; dialogue: "One Candie". by Barbara Stevenson, Norms Stevenson. Wendell Mac- Nelll. Weston Rollings. Ronald Toombs, Ferne Hiscott. Gordon Toombs, Rienle Bakker. Roulie Bakker, Dianne Toombs, Brenda Stevenson, Gloria Stevenson, Max- ine MacEwen; solo: "Carol. Sweet- ly Carol". by Flora Woolner: dia- logue: "Mr. Piper's Present", by Mae MacLure. Barbara Stevenson: recitation: "Understanding ants”, by Rienie Bakker: recitation: "A Message From Santa”. by Brenda Stevenson; chorus: "Good-night", by school. .
Santa then arrived and in his usual jovial manner distributed the many gifts to the pupils and teacher. Generous treats of fruit and.csndy were provided by Mr. and Mrs. Weston G. Rolllngs. the Women's Institute. and teacher. The singing of the Queen brought the entertainmet to, a close.
SOUTH RUSTICO
Mr. Cornelius Blanchard has returned to Toronto alter spend- ing the holidays with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Theophll Blanchard and family. South Rustico.
Miss Francis Doucette has re- turned to Charlottetown to resume her studies at iP. W. College af- ter spending her holidays at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Doucette and family, South Rustico.
Tpr. Lawrence D. Durant and tire. Durant and little son Jackie lf Charlottetown spent New Year's day at the home of the farmers parents, Mr. and Mrs. '..awrence Durant. Sr. and family, South Rustlco. Tpr. Lavrrencc Durant has recently returned Irnm Korea in the Far East.
Mrs. Eric Haynes and daughter Carol have returned to their home ill Saint John, New Brunswick, qltor spending Christmas week at the home of the former's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Durant and family, South Rustlco.
The Messrs Clarence and Al- lcn Gallant and Lawrence Doiron, South Eustlco. have gone to Gagetown. N. B, to work.
Miss Olive Gallant has return-
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In Memoriam saloons a. oas.r.ANr
In memory of the late Isidore A. Gallant who passed away at the Charlottetown Hospital on June 8. 1954. He was the son of the late Amedee Gallant and Mary Gallant.
After receiving his education at Rustioo Cross School. he entered Prince of Wales College where he Kraduated as first class teacher. He taught school in the western part of the Island for I. number of years. then decided to go to the U. S. A. where he obtained work 35 Wndllci-01'. then motorman on the street cars in Dorchester, Mass. After some twenty years of service he then decided to go to Florida. After three years he re- turned to P.E.l. where he met Mrs. Agnes Blacquiere and they were married on November 25th.
Mr. Gallant took up farming in
Rustico and was very successful. Having heard of Credit Unions Mr. Gallant began studying it. getting others interested in it also. Then he finally decided to form one. the St. Augustine Credit Union. He was made treasurer of this Union, holding this office for some twenty years or so until his hearing be- came too bad to give justice to the members. But he continued to give assistance to the members as much as he was capable of. I Mr. Gallant took great interest in discussing and promoting all parish and community affairs. His passing was deeply mourned by all who knew him, old and young. He leaves to mourn his widow Mrs. Gallant and a step-daughter Alma. now a. Sister in Indo China, also the following brothers and sisters: Angus A., Rusticovllle; Joseph, 3111111055, Alberta: Domy, Trenton. New Jersey; Nicholas, Mount Car- mel; Peter R... Camille and Frank, Oyster Bed Bridge and Mrs. Frank J. Arsenault, Summerslde.
The funeral which was largely attended by relatives and friends. took place from his late residence on Thursday morning. June loth, i954 to St. Augustine R.C. Church where Requiem High Mass was celebrated by the parish priest Rev. Clarence Pitre, who also con- ducted the service at the grave. The pail bearers were Emile Gal- lant, Mathias Doucette, Hubert
Blanchard, Felix Pineau. Cyril Buote, Thomas Kneabone. R. I. P.
Mass Cards
Mrs. James Campbell and family (high mass)
Mr. and Mrs. Domy Gallant Mr. Edward Doucette
Sister of St. Martha, Charlotte-
town Hospital
Mr. Henry Doiron
Mr. Camille Gallant
Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Doiron
Mr. Joseph J. Gallant
Mrs. Prank Arsenault Charlottetown Funeral Home Mr. Dominique Doiron
ed to Charlottetown to resume her studies at P. W. College after spending her holidays with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Amos Gal- lant. South Rustico.
Miss Christine Durant has re- turned to Charlottetown after spending New Years at the home of her parents, Mr. and rs. Law- rence Durant and lam y, South Rustico.
Miss Marina Gallant. student nurse at Charlottetown Hospital. spent a few days at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Amos Gallant and family. South Rustico.
Mr. Donald Durant spent a few days visiting in Charlottetown during the holiday season.
Miss Angie Doucette has re- turned to Charlottetown after spending two weeks visiting with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Mathias Doucette, South RALSU00.
Min Stella Doiron has returned to Charlottetown after spending a few days visiting at the home of her father Mr. Stanulas Doiron
and family. South Rustlco. CA
IIAMIPTON
Mrs. Murchison Macllachern re- turned from the Prince Edward Island Hospital on J ary a, se- companled by the "Luc y Me" 8 lb. Centennial 'Baby Boy, born there on January lat.
The following University stu- dents, have returned to their re- spective Alma. Mater, following Christmas and New Year holidays enjoyed at the homes of their parents namely: Miss Dorothy Bax- ter, to Mt. Allison University; Mr. Ian MacQuarrie, to Dalhousle, and Mr. Donald MacQuarrie, to Regina, Sask.. where he is employed with the Shell Oil Co.
Mr. Gordon Dixon. accompanied by Mr. Bill Cameron, has re- turned from an enjoyable motor trip through the Maritime, On- tario, and the New England States, where they visited relatives and friends.
Friends of Mrs. Joseph Duns- ford, are much pleased to learn
the P. E. I. Hospital, following a successful major operation. and is convalescing while visiting rela- tives and friends in the City.
Relatlves and friends are ex- preining interest in the announce- ment by Mr. and Mrs. Levi Prest. Grosse Isle, Magdalen Islands, of the engagement of their daughter Miss Theresa C. MacPihail, to Clif- ford R. Gaes, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Gass. Appin Road. mar- riage to take place in the near future.
An enjoyable community recep- tion and welcome to the commun- lty, in honor of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Buell, was littingly carried out at Hampton Hall on January 8, where, in the presence of a large gathering of friends and neigh- bors, an address, expressive of the sentiment of all present was read and presented to the Buell fam- ily, accompanied by gifts of money, smokers set, complete, and a fine electric reading lamp. Dancing wil- ed away the concluding hours of the evening's entertainment.
The concluding service of the Week of Prayer was held in Try- on Baptist Church on Jan. 8. Rev. Dr. Barns: was assisted by Rev. Messns. Baxter and Archer. Re- sponsibilities of parents toward their children was set forth in
Mr. and Mrs. Frank X. Gallant Mr. and Mrs. Peter R. Gallant Mr. and Mrs. Angus Doiron Mr. and Mrs. Alyre Gallant Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gallant Jeremiah and Urbain Doiron Mr. and Mrs. Emilie Gallant Mr. and Mrs. Mathias Doucette Mr. and Mrs. Angus M. Gallant Mrs. Theophila Doiron and fam- ily Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Doucette Miss Angeline Blanchard Mr. and Mrs. Louis Maya and family Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Doucette x and Mrs. Francis Doucette 2 and Mrs. Henry Martin . and Mrs. Wilfred Burke . and Mrs. Felix Plneau . Eugenia. Gallant . Joseph F. Doucette . and Mrs. E. Gallant . and Mrs. Angus Gallant . and Mrs. Angus P. Gallant . and Mrs. Harold Doucette Mrs. A. Peters
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gallant. SPIRITUAL BOUQUET! Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Gallant. LETTERS OF SYMPATHY Rosalie and Bernadeth Gaudet Dolph and Bertha Fleming - Mr. and Mrs. J. Arthur Peters
Mrs. Andrew Blanchard Mr. and Mrs. Michalos Gallant.
Cards of Thanks
Mrs. Isidore A. Gallant wishes to express her sincere appreciation to those who sent flowers, Mass cards. letters of sympathy. and all those who helped her in recent bereave-
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IBEADALBANE
The friends of Mrs, Lorne Sea- man. Bradalbano, are sorry to hear of her illness.
The Bradalbana United Church Ladles' Aid held a social evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gor- dgn Ripley on Thursday. January
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Mrs. Grant Willis and little son, Merrill Willis. North River. were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Murray, Breadalbane, during the week-end of Jan. l6. Mr, and Mrs. Sidney Sanderson and family. Charlottetown, were visitors to Breadalbane on Sun- day. Jan. 16.
Mrs. George Buchanan. Frederic- ton, was I recent guest of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Seamen. Breadalbane.
Mrs. Hammond Newson, Bread- albane. was a visitor at the home of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Edison Heaney, Clinton, during the week of Jan.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Chappell, Ottawa, are visiting the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Chap- pell, Breadalbane.
the inspiring address of the speak- er, Rev. Mr. Archer. in the ad- dress of the evening. to a large, representative, and attentive au- dience.
Included among week-end cal- lers, visiting the widely advertlzed Centennial baby boy (now a resi- dent ol Hampton) and his par- ents, were, Hon Frank Myers. M.
L. A. and Mrs. Myers, to offer congratulations. Unfavorable roads and weather
conditions were not a deterrent to the attendance at the services of public worship in this pastoral charge on January 9, to hear the impressive message taken from the words: "It is the Lord: Let Him do what seemeth good." and to blend their voices in song with the choir, in this service CE.
NEW GLASGOW
The new fallen snow has given the countryside an appearance of the season's beauty, although it has interfered with the motor trafficxnut then one has the thrill of setting behind old dob- bin and enjoying a.n old fash- ioned sleigh ride. What could be more fun?
Mrs. .Elsie Andrews accompanied by her son Fred spent the holidays
with her mother Mrs. sorners and brother Ira. Mia" Elva Stevenson of the
Civil Service Ottawa accompan- ied her brother Robert and Mrs. Stevenson of Saint John to their Island home, arriving on Christ- mas eve. where they were the guests of Mrs. R. ,W. Stevenson and family. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer McDonald also gave them a din- ner party on Sunday. Leaving on return to their respective homes on Sunday evening.
Mr. George Stevenson was the welcome guest of his mother Mrs. Lorenzo Stevenson and other members of the family for the past couple of weeks. He also re-
- newed many old time acquaint-
ances.
Mr. Errol Stevenson of Fort William, Ont., who has been spending a happy holiday and the festive season with his par- ents. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Ste- venson. left on return Friday morning.
Hilton McMillan of Ed- monton, spent the Christmas holiday season with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McMillan, Mrs McMillan and two children Garry and Sandra arrived two months ago. Hilton left on return Friday eve
Miss Louise Dorion is spending some time with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Angus Dorion.
Among those entertaining friends during the holidays were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dickieson and Mr. and Mrs. Leith Dlckleson where square dancing was enjoyed at the re-
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Mrs. Warfisls on was a wel- come guest at the Andrew home during the holidays.
Mrs. C-halmers Laird was host- ess to the Mission day afternoon. Mi-Is yrna Smith led the devotional period. durinz
which several carols were songs
Mrs. Andrew read a chapter of Chant of India, also gave several scenes in were quite interesting. The fol- lowing are the new slate of of- ficers, which were installed by Mrs. Foster Sellar: president, Myrna Parkman; treasurer, How- ard Laird; secretary, Gloria Hous- ton: leader and World Friends smretary, Mrs. Andrew. Next meeting is to be in New Glasgow School house at date to be de- cided. At: the close Mrs. Laird. assisted by Mrs. Bruce Moffstt served dainty refreshments, which were greatly appreciated.
Miss Shirley Moffatt was host- ess to the Brookfield Young Peo- ples Union on New Year's eve. About thirty young people -along with Rev. Mr. Blaikie took part in a very interesting program. which was in keeping with the spirit of CtI'II'ISUIhB.5. Mrs. Davis Moffatt amisted by h'rr daughter Shirley and Marion served a de- llclous lunch. All left for their homes with the feeling the old year had an enjoyable ending, and with the hope that the New Year will be a bright one for the work of the Y. P. U.
Mr. and Mrs, Heath Houston entertained a number of their friends to a card party recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Nicholson also were entertaining, where an- other card party was enjoyed.
Among those returning to their studies were Donald Hill to P. W. C. and Marion Molfatt and Sheila Dlckieson to Notrc Dame Academy.
Mr. and Mrs. Miller Orr were dinner with all the delicacies 5th, the occasion being the birth-
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