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.. On TIIlll'IdCY I Ium' - her of ladies from Kensington. Mll-

. and Baltic Women's Mia- ',ff33.'ry Societies of the United Church. attended the annual rally of this societies in Margate Church.

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Mrs. Ruth Bryantoii. Hamilton. visiting in Charlottetown. the guest or her sister. Mrs. Emmett Mor- rison. Mrs. Morrison has been ill with an attack of virus.

Mr. Joseph sheen of Calgary. Alberta. is spending a pleasant vacation in Kensington and vicinity.

The many friends of Mr. John A. Coulson will be pleased to learn he has sufficiently recovered from his recent accident to be able to return to his home in Sea View from the Prince County Hospital. Mr. Coulson had the misfortune of being t h r o w ii from a cultivator ivhich he was operating among his potatoes, causing a ash which required several stl ches. After )(.;-aying his shoulder and arm it was found no bones were broken.

Mr. and Mrs. Wyman Clark. of Malpeque. accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Heath Clark. Bedeque, left recently on a motor trip to Limestone. Maine. and Boston. Mass.

On Thursday afternoon a large number of ladies from the sur- rounding districts gathered at the lilargate Church for their annual Womens Missionary Rally.

On Tuesday evening June 14 a large number of interested folk from Kensinglon. Malpeque. Free- town and Summerslde assembled in the Baptist Church at Summer- side for the 1955 M. R. E. C. Lea- dcrslilp Training Course. The presi- dent. Mr. Robert Carruthers. pre- sided and the devotional period was conducted by Mrs. Bruce Riley, as- sisted by Mrs. Ernest Bryenton and Mrs. Gerald Lockhart, after which those present were divided into study groups. The main topics were: "The Teacher and. his Task." and "Evangelism In the Church School." A social hour with films followed which was much enjoyed by all.

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Miss Elizabeth Ramsay and Miss Marjorie Riley were recent vsitnrs to Clifton. the guests of Miss Catherine Morrison.

Mrs. Hilton Bryentmi. accom- panied by her son Craig. has re- turned to their home in Hamilton

Building operations are daily! progressing in the construction oi' a large. modern born on the for- mer Mclvor Estate. now owned by Mr. Donald Cameron. This property. when buildings are com- pleted, being ideally situated with- in a fine grove of trees as a background. facing the Trans- Canada Highway. with telephone and electrical power readily avail- able. will conatitute a fine asset to this district. i

Congratulations are being ex- tended to Dr. Sheldon R. Cameron. son of Mr. and Mrs. William P. Cameron. Albany. who received his M.D.C.M. from Dalhousie Unl- verslty. and will practice at Al- berto

n.

Widespread sympathy is being extended to the nearest-of-kin of the lnte.Mlns Margaret M. Mac- Quorrie. whose death occurred at Beech Grove in her 79th year. Funeral services. June 13. from the Cutcllffe Funeral Home. and at Argyle Shore Cemetery. where interment was made. were con- ducted by Rev. Mr. Bishop.

The birthday of Mrs. Peter Ferguson was recently remem- bered by receipt of greetings from her many friends, having reached the 77th milestone on life's journey.

In approximately two weeks time most schools will have closed their doors for summer holidays. and during holidays. boys and girls on our farms will lend a hand to the various activities which must be accomplished dur- in this interval.

SOUTH GRANVILLE W. I.

Mrs. Fred Chappelle was hos- tess to the members of South Granville W. I. on Wednesday eve- ning. June I. The meeting opened by singing the "Ode" and repeat- ing the Mary Stewart Collect in unison. The roll call was answer- ed by naming a spring flower.

There were six members and two visitors present. The presi- dent. Miss Keir extended a wel- come to a new member. The min- utes of the previous meeting were read and approved.

it was moved and seconded that W. I. vote 350 as usual to assist with teacher's supplement in the coming year.

The money for a science cabin-'

after visiting Mrs. Bryentoii's father in Fredericton. N. 3.

Miss Carrie Bridges. Kensing- ion. is visiting relatives in

Charlottetown.

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Fishing Boat Rescued By Pairoi Craft

Heiplessly adrift for two nights before being found, the four men on board the "Leo & Jonas". out of Tracadie. N. 3., are seen as rescue in the form of C.G.S. "Cygnus" approaches the small fishing oraft.

Fears for the safety of hhe four mm?

et was transferred to Mrs. Louis Corbett, who was appointed to consul a carpenter re the cost of making a suitable container. .It was decided that Mrs. Sti. ling Corbett send for canvassing cards to the Salvation Army. Miss- es Muriel Corbett and Laureen Murphy agreed to canvass the homes for this causel

It was decided that W. I. hold an ice-cream social in the school on June 21. Mrs. Chappelle and Mrs. Louis Corbett were appoint- ed to make the necessary ar- rangements.

A member thanked all for W. I. treat and kindness during her ill- ness. One member contributed to the Birthday Box. A bill was paid to the teacher for school supplies.

The following new committees were appoinged:

Sick: Miss Annie Keir and Mrs. Louis Corbett; Programme: Mrs. Fred Chappelle and Mrs. Wellin - ton Maclnnis; Lunch: Mrs. Lous Corbett and Miss Annie Keir.

The July meeting is to be held at the home of Mrs. Fred Thomas. A farewell song to Miss Wall and God Save the Queen brought the meeting to a close.

The hostess served lunch and all enjoyed a pleasant social hour.

fishermen. who were immobilized when a fishing net fouled the pro- pe-llor of their boat. led to an or- ganized search which resulted in an R.C.A.F. air sea rescue plane locating the boat about 11 a.m. on Friday. several miles east of Tracadle in water over 100 feet in depth.

The four men had left Tracadle on Wednesday afternoon and had planned to return on Thursday morning.

The "Cygnus". which was tak- ing part in the search. steamed to the rescue and took the fishing boat in tow. The four men on board the boat were Emery Bas- que. Robert Breau. Alphie Doiron and Joseph Doiron.

The "Gygnus" which is pre- sently on fisheries patrol work in Island coastal waters. was berth- ed at Summerside over the week- end.-S. '

CLYDE RIVER W.I.

The June meeting of Clyde River W.l. was at the home of Mrs. Hugh MacLean on Mon- day evening June 6th. with 15 mem- bers and three visitors 'present. The meeting opened by singing "The Ode" followed by repeat- ing the Mary Stewart Collect. Roll call was answered by each member donating is Get Well or Sympathy card. The minutes of last meeting were then read, ap- proved and signed.

The treasurer gave her report on the financial results of the play

held in the hall: admissions S2550; proceeds from sale lunches 528.65: realizing a to-

tal of 354.15. The sick committee reported sending cards to shut- ins. Several bills were present- ed to be paid later.

Correspondence was read and discussed. Mrs. Louis MacLean and Mrs. Everett Murray were appointed to attend the dinner on .lune 23rd. sponsored by the Pro- testant Orphanage.

All the members present volun- teered to assist in cleaning the

hall on Wednesday evening. June

"E A social hour followed and a de-

lsth. bringing necessary equip- ment for such a job.

The July meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. George Dixon on Monday evening July 4th air which the ladies of Meadow Bank Institute are to be guests.

Program for this meeting will consist of a "Parcel Post Sale" of several articles to the value of a quarter; also Mrs. Arthur MacDonald is to present her pic- tures taken during a Western tour. All members present were asked to bring lunch.

Collection for the evening a- mounted to 51.55 and meeting closed by singing "The Queen."

licioiis lunch was served by hostess and committee in charge.

MILK SALES INCREASE

OTTAWA (CF)-Sales of fluid milk and cream increased in Can- arla during April to 441359.000 pounds. six per cent higher than in the CDfl'('SDOiidiIlE month last

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-Misses Reta Gallant and Cath- erine Gallant. employed in Alber- ton. spent the weekend at their homes in Piusville.

Mr. and Mrs. Peter E. Gallant. son Edgar, have recently purch- ased a farm in Fortune Cove,and have taken up,resldence there.

Miss Delma Gallant. Tomato. la spendiu some time at her home

t in Piuaville.

Mr. warburton Murray and Mr. Oscar Gallant were to Halifax on

5 Monday and Tuesday. June Nth

and 21st. on business.

. Miss Atiene Corcoran. employed in Alberton. spent the past week- end at her home in Piusvllle.

A mistake in the printing of last week notes Mrs. Justin Corcoran. East Royalty. spent the weekend visiting in Piusville instead of Mr. Justin Corcoran.

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-Dave Griffin of the Locke Road in 0'Leary on Saturday June

Mrs. Edward Griffin, teacher at Forest View School. returned to her home in Burton on Friday evening, June 17. to spent her VI- cation.

Synipath)' is being extended to the family and all other relatives of the late Mrs. Joe Doyle of Glen- garry Lot 7. whose death occurred recently at the Western Hospital, Alberton.

Alberta. the daught of Mrs. Alma Myers. came on Friday. .Iune 17, to visit her grandfather. John Wedge of Forest View. She is going to spend a couple of days visiting him.

Ferdie Arsenault. son of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Aisenault of Forest View, who was attending college in St. Hyacinthe, Quebec. came home on Tuesday. June 14th, to spend a few days at his home.

Philip Arsenault of Fortune Cove, was a visitor on Friday evening. June 17th at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Deslioches of Forest View. On his return home to For- tune Cove. he was accompanied by his sister. Mrs. DesRoches and family. She visited for a few days with her father and mother, Mr.

year. The bureau of statistics re- ported Tuesday that fluid sales were higher in all provinces.

and Mrs. Sylvang Arsenault. For- tune Cove.

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Mr. and Mrs. John J. Murphy. with their children. Joseph and Kathleen. were visiting at the. home of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur! Tralnor. West Royalty on Friday. June 17. They also visited their. sons, Urban. Bernard and Leonard.

Mr. Lawson Oatway. sccompan-, led by Mr. Reginald Palmer. Mr.l Walter Smith. Mr. Nicholas Bul-I ger. Mr. Carmen Gregg, Mr.: Lionel Williams and Mr. Kenneth Wagner. who are employed by the! Terminal Construction Companyu Beaver Bank. N. S.. spent thei weekend at their homes here.

Sympathy is being expressed to the immediate family and relat- ives of Mr. Cornelius Mat-Arthur, who passed away on Tuesday morning, June 14. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank I) a w s o in, Popular Grove. The funeral wasl held on Thursday afternoon with I short service at the house. con- ducted by Rev. Mr. MacDonald.I The remains were then taken to the Bldeford United Church where Rev. Mr. MacDonald conducted an0iherI service. Interment was in the church cemetery.

The Sunday School Convention was held at the Conway Unted Church on Thursday. June 16th. Rev. Mr. Mawhinney, conducted the Devotional Period in the after- noon and welcomed Rev. Mr. Elton Dsvidge. Sackville. N. B. who disc us s ed "Evangelism." Supper was served by the ladies of Conway United Ladies' Aid. The devotional-period in the even- ing was led by Mr. Darrach, Sun-g day School Convention Presidenty assisted by Rev. Mr. Mat-Donald.i who read the Scripture. Rev. Mr, Waldron, led in Prayer. Rev. Mr.t Davidge continued his discussion of the afternoon session. A short film brought another very success- ful Sunday School Convention to a close. I

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