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iiirl Guide News

A "ﬂunk You” To Our Irleﬂll In Charlottetown

The people c! durlnttetown. slippbrted our Raisin ‘my our»! splendidly and the members o! the Girl Guide Association, Provincial commissioner and we. DIM. Mc- Guire (chairman ot the comnnit- tee) thank the public most heart- ilytortherlrw“. Y- -

MQlIbOTe will be sled to know that the results were. excellent andevery packet of raisins was sold. To all those who helped in anyway in sellinz. we stringing. and. packaging the raisins we thank you all. Your help is sin- cerely appreciated.

Headquarters, - Stores. lite.

"May we remind Guidors. Brown Owls. Guides and Brownies that our old Headquarters oiilce is closed and supplies may only be purchased by contacting Mrs. F. Jenkins at '76 School Street. phone 380-J. rrhia is only a temporary procedure and new premises will be found in due course.

Brownie 15 Clﬂown Brownie Peek Parkdale Brownies had a. unique

- at llve-eeutl eword, strictly pey- ‘ebletnedvenee. "

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lest. S. L. Hardy it Co., 102 St City Hall.

cools tor photbnephl. " " OUI BT03! will close at 12.!) today. Henderson and Cudmore.

OONIIDIBATION LII‘! IN- BUIANCI.

Al‘ YOUR SERVICE-Armrest -Oosl Company, Phone 249D.

m: nouns aannwun Oampsnylirnlwd. will be open all dey Wedneedlydday 5th.

‘ WATQII ron new Guardian Story starting this week. “Airiosn Plight" by Val Gielgud.

MAIL SERVICE ‘I0 CHINA - ‘rhe PcsVOiticeDepartment sh- nmrnces that. effective immediately. mail service to China is temporarily suspendedﬂwith the following. ex- ception: Rezulor mail. that is all mail except parcel post, may still

IN MEMORIAM

Illlﬂltltnemnry urns h;

day Wednesday, May 5th.

Nutrition. First Aid. Junior

ercises. reived before June L5th.

ENGAGEMENIH-Mrs. Jean

her daughter Helen Reta to Downe ‘and the

to take plwe early in June. ANNOUNCEMENT. - Mir.

Uoutenant-Ooloncl and Mrs. est"‘W_ Johnstone, burlington. rings to

ENGAGEMENIK-Mr. and Mly 25th,‘ 1945.

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Iavingly Remembered by A Daughter Mary.

IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory 0i itrur deer Iniher, John T. Gil-land, Ihodled

ding to take place June 5rd.

monoculture-no. and Andrew. J. ‘Stevenson wish to dsuzhter Audrey Phyllis to Do Benjamin, eldest son of Mrs.

Bresdalbane. . Marriage to place place in June.

WEDDING ..BELLS _ manicge oi M. Kenneth

enrollment ceremony last Thurs- day, with all the Brownies step- ping over stepping stones to the airy Ring. The stones had in- scribed upon them sll the Prom- ise and Brownie Laws and other items appertaining to the recruit test. Tawny Owl Mrs. A. West an- nounced the ‘rweenics to the Brownies and then they all step- ped 1n. It was quits - novel » end needless to say all the little girls thought it grand tun. Those en-

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M” 25th, 1045.

We often sham] hlk of you

And lfleve ins- days rune by

But Fether In our heavenlylwme, Wﬂlgtoetyoubysnd by.

nm Remembered by u» nutty. IN 5 MEMORIAM

lnlovlngmesnory of MrtDln

day evening. May llth. at lottetown, Rev. J. D. Davlson

mpanled by Mrs. Lewis o! New Wiltshlre and by

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W Mail 1dr Ohlnn will thereiore be so- cepied only {or the‘ destinations indicated.

EOIAL SALE o! top grain leather club bags $9.95 while they

m: I00!!! HARDWARE! cuznpeny Limited, trill be open all

um cnoss summit scnoot. July 4th to July 14th. Subjects -

Gross. Swimming and Physical Ex- Applications must be re-

Lean announces the engagement oi’

iprd Perley son _oi Mrs. Clifford _ late Clifford Downe or Charlottetown. Wedding‘

Mrs, Orville Clark. Kensihgton, nn~ nwnce the approaching marriage o! their daughter Anna Phelicia to I Archibald MacEwen. only son o! .

take place Jum 22nd,

‘Flsther, John '1‘. Garland. who died ‘Jed NQQnan ot Albany. P- E. I» have announced the engagement of their laughter Lillian Bernadette to Joseph Richardson at Joseph T. Hszrtnett of Halifax. N. S. Wade

nounce the engarsonnent ot their

the'ls.te Mr. Hugh F. lVIacKay,

Coles o! Milton. P. E. L. to Miss Verna. Austlna- Younker or North River. P. E. L. took place Wednes-

United Baptist parsonage at Otter-

tlclatlng. The young couple were Clarence J.

Leo Greenan o! Burden. Mr. and Mrs. Coles plan to make their

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surrmrnsln: GIIARLOTTETOWN soums

the ed with his lather.

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Contest ior Prince Edward Mr.

caspentering trade, sssoolat- lng the most eggs tor three months.

EGG- CONTEST WlNlWEll ‘me judges tor the Ptndna. Egg laying

have awarded. the prize for the Province. consisting o! a‘ beautiiul chest o! silver.‘ to Mrs. J. R. Brooks home at Milton. Mia-Coles ls in the o! Llnkletter Road for pullets lay-

These pullets were purchased when a iew days old irom Mr. Lloyd Burns o! Bedeque-S

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taze. and M: and Horton, Mt. Albion, Clifton on Sunday.

Island

Mr. and Mrs. Claude Horton.

1 . Village Green, lllrs. Hiram Lane m‘ W“

and Little daughter Lorna, Hermi- Mr

. Harry motored to

Mr. Fentorr Court. Bediord, and young son motored to Village Green

relies, were MarlelneHGregoryérPetdt; ‘n, my “up 134s 0v ‘or t, £2)?

ny arren, Caro ogan, en _ .-

Ooles, Marylyn Burns. Gwen 0'- PﬂluflluYylhWmi- “s” a

Brien, Barbara Williams. Myrnla Th "°'|'1"::'7“ ‘ _ I

clay. Florence Gorme y, Mary Ga - "m" ‘

lam Pam“! wart Praia“: ‘£5, m ‘hr: ‘no suffered. in inﬂame

took considerable n eres n e MN‘

event. Mrs. E. M. Baghnll. Oom- Tm 6°‘ s‘?! h‘ hm“ “u” U nnssioner. performed the ceremony M ' . \ . and spoke a low wvrdo W "H" rm.- Bunsmnhered by net-erases. ._ |

Brownie. The Brownie Grand Mr. end Mrs. Alked Shauna.

Howl was given‘ the nggﬁréevrin- ,_ . s

ies and the vls tors. dry

001s Chantb was 513x151’?! =11 "I; CARD OF THANK ‘ girls while he go was co- ‘ ""-

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