J .-in units 1 so, 1954

-?m. WESTERN GUARDI,AN

PRINCE COUNTY OFFICE

3 Summer Street. Summerside. Phone H131 News, Subscriptions. Advertising Representative

GEORGE CLOW and

GEORGE WOTPON

St. Mary's Guild Annual Meeting At Summerside

THE GUARDIAN.

25th Wedding Anniversary

CHARLOTTETOWN

-Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hutch- inson and diiidren and Harry and Claude motored to Bummer-slide on Jan. 8.

Ellerslie ihld Bideford

l Burton And Vicinity

-Mr. Ooilvin Wood. Burton. has resumed his studies at the Voca- tionai School, aiarlottotown, hav- ing spent the holidays at the home-

McNeills Mills

-Mr. and Mrs. have returned to their home in

and Vicinity

Wallace Smith

tract: THIRTEEN

Alllerton And homo

and Mrs.

Dr. S. Bandler rs-

. -M . nd M E 1 ch . :lurned lo Alberlon on Wednerdav HW” P'"”'"' 3932 '"d 5033 ion. l:en.alnxton."' weri:inazre:anl;E m-- 350:3! Wren”. ML and Mm Ctcll Moncton, N.B., after spendinz ii.-um a brief visit with relatives The Guardian maybe bought at any of the j. surprised on Monday niiht when m'' H""7 0'31”: 50c0mI!lmed ' few days at the home of Mrs. in New York City- followlng stores in Summersld : -Mrs. Kenneth Crump was sp- relatives. friends and negihbors by M” "”m''' M”'wm1"” 0"” mun” P"”””"i ”" ”'d M"

ii Bookstore, Summer street; Gourlles Drugstore. 21 Central street: pointed president at the annual as mbl d t th i h t ,h md m' '"m” c”"5hu"' m”'”''''3 The mud M m' 1"” W” Wm" mm” uurphlh 33” 3”9i9'd- Mrs- Gordon Metherlll ls 362' IB(:lly's New-stahd. Water street; Mark Gaudet. 6'! Granville Street: meeting of St. Mary's Guild in ihzhrl or: the 'o:o.si3i.' o:' thnsi; W 9"'"m'"”9 ” F”'d”': 3'” 5' um Bun” 0"” wane W” "M 10ll5lY "1 I! the home 01' ht? Ajyre Doucetteis Grocery. Second Street; Island Motor Transport, the parish hall. summerside, yu. twenty-rim-i wedding annivsi-in-y J””- 9' "' 5” Mm” "mm L” M11 E1505 07188 P0171” Grove Myri Matthews.

Water Street; Vince's'Grocery. 120 Russell Street: Enman's Self-

terday atterrloon.

which was on January 10th.

Mr, and Mrs. George Hayes and

7, Rov. J. N. Trainor celebrated the

has left for Boston, Mass, where

I daughter. Mrs.

,Alberion South.

5 ice Drug Store; Fred's Grocery. Convent Street. Other offi I nsuin M . 1-1 B , t , daughters, Arlene, Valerie and Rvequiern M333 gnd conducted the she plans to spend two weeks l e” K. L. Waite in Kenslngton. year are: 33' fir thin LII. r fully 110' w'n :'tl'i';”r::s:n 3”””l. Bullnsnerslde. were recent hi iihe ndiolnlna visiting her rnotl'ieii', Mrs. Lul: Mr. George Williams. Sydney, N. W omen i.9mr.....;W '”””:?;.”'t E 12:. ::'.':”..:: :f::.?'''"” I i?.”".i'. ?.'.'..”'5.'.'S'”.:.”.' :.”:"i:.;:.:'”..:r . ' s . ' - r - - v - ' Allifrrgcgnz gga2nl6tx2eel:sHdR6e8iges;::ativa. Gum. ' ' ' ohm” . counmntory wan" from nu - ML Ind Mu J0hn 1- Muinhv of llams of Elrnsdale who passed e: a so.

summerfielcl, were recent guests of Mrs. Murphy's brother. Mr. John Bulgar, Cape Wolfe. They also at- tended the funeral of Mrs. Mur-

Mr. James Morrison. summer- side, spent the week-end with his parents, Mr and Mrs. John Morri-.

family, while Mrs. Oliver Profitt, on behalf of the Champion family. presented them with a silver

The ,.otmnc "Imam MIL R. away last Monday. A. Home, outlined the years ac-

tivities and the treasurer. Mil-s.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Grigg. Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Williams and family, Mr. and Mrs Louis Ram-

-nanca. sponsored by the Ken- -any harness, harms and i.rac- mim” TOY

. - ltl If it M.s0n ndM.Jhn -r-

sington um;y Caub at Art es and sleigh shoe steel at Braces. W Ooihnellv aulnnitted a most c;;:m': l;';c'-:53; 't':d.,,v'.'r phy's father. the his Mr. William ;f,y,,,,; am; If,” f';;'fe"o,",j,',' mroom, mum (cp) -.oi.u.

” faith" H W" W" ly' Jmuuy .1) arm LONG nANI)lJhuv "xi-olyihnsioonmnocgl :pmR',,.,.,m 5water Jug on behalf of Mrs. M180 Milli Grant. Gimme:-ride. 3”13”- 0'1” W0”'- and Mrs. .ls.mes Williams on Jan. 4"" ” "Wt? "'”"” ”m”' in ' and fnediusn wedaht snow atvvelsy who had in ' ' Champion's family. was the weds-and guest of an-. and i0. ' W5 N” Wmmuhiiu W1" W91V'

u " I. opened 6 meeting with An Man" mm, the Miihbon Mrs. Herbert Hutchinson and Mr, KRIS imny friends of Mn, Wil- a unique addition to their play-

G GALVANIZED IRON ioatlsold wholesale and retail at Braces. prayer. cxmeaed appreciation to

and 18 gauge aglvanized sheet from: .n stock at Braces.

--run-: CHAINS" - Buy weed. heavy duty car and truck chains

-GOUBLIES Rexail Drug Store will be the drug store open Sun- day, January 17th.

the retiring president and officers, and thanked all the members for their splendid work and co-operan tion during the past year.

At the conclusion delicious re-

and friends. testifying to the re- spect and esteem in which Mr. and Mrs. Champion are held in the community and the hospital- ity they offer in their home, was read by Mr. Gerald Maclfenzie.

and Mrs. William Grant.

Mr. William Miller is visiting with his sisters. Mrs, A. A. Ram- say and Mn. Hugh Smith, Bum- me:-side.

fred Dalton. Burton, are 'sorry to loam she is confined to her home through illness and wish her a speedy recovery.

Miss Beatrice Bulgsr of Boston,

Miss Grace Murphy spent a few days recently at the home of and Mrs. Lloyd Burns, Freetown

The regular meeting of the Mac-

ground An obsolete steam roller. gift of the town works committee. will be bedded down in concrete at the school and used as a toy by the youngsters,

and anti-freeze at Bruce's.

.m.m

-GET READY for the carnivall l

-THE UNITED Church of Can- ada, Kensington, Sunday. Decem- ber 17th. Sunday School 10.00 a. m.; Morning Worship 11.00 a.m.. .Sacrament of the Lord's Supper: IEvening, 7:30 p.m.; Summerfleld

g.nAYMoND GRANT, OD" op,l2.30 p.m. Rev. Lewis M. Murray,

freahments were served by Mrs Wallace Murray and Mrs. Earle Simmons.-S

Yorlf Rifle

Neil.ls Mills W. I. was held at the home of Mrs. Austin Phillips on Jan. 7, with nine members and a number of visitors present. After the business was finished an hour of contests and games were endoycd by all. those winning prizes in the

On behalf of the community. Mr. Ivan Darrach made the pre- sentation of an electric toaster and Mrs. Robert Humphrey a bouquet of chrysanthemurns.

The Ladies Aid of the Presby- terian Church, of which Mrs.

Mass, arrived by plane to attend the funeral of her father, the late Mr. William Bulgar. ale is a guest of her brother. Mr, John Bulgar and sister, Miss Eunice Bulgar, Cape Wolfe.

ms legion or friends of Mas- ter Johnny Williams will regret to learn that he is a patient in the Stewart Memorial Health Centre. Tyne Valley. All Join in wishing him a qaeedy recovery.

in Bedeque Rink Saturday, Jan- uary 23rd.

HOCKEY GRAPAIIII RINK

tometrist, will be in his o'Lesrvl'B-A-- B-D-I "”'”""' Ch i i 1 u i, , Mrs. Edward Oollicutt who was 00"?-emwere Mm 0!T1nMwDon- Tn - office each Saturday. F or appoint-1 , Y Envmns Fu d prifstirftsd! he: Z-fitlhe a n;feJ,J'eI'eerd M, mg mg. Kendall mg”, gnd Visiting at the home of Mr, and IM- Mlle ROY Murphy. Miss Kath- Cape lane Rove” merits contact Pate & Co. mg-f:INlI3);apu"s Church, Omit"; sllggr bliltter dis1h.d b k daugiiim-3, Linda, ma sand”, 31;, airs. itlantletzy tclflrilltonil Miislooigche, 113:1 XV3g-Allin;-znzdfswlda Phi; W. p . ' ' n ' Li I W" e aso race vs II as st of Eleanorg, we recent g eats of 35 Te 1'3 93' 01110 Ur" ' 59” WSKATING Horde" "Wk s”"'ilBe-;(-ireque 3045- Wm” .,..!e f Folowing are this week's York American Beauty roses from her My. wmapd 'i;....,.....,,,,, limd M; ton, 5'7 W9 haw” "V1 3 901100i40n 91 lummerside WIPHOII It 730 Whos The Fool Bor - day Iftemoon 1 to 3. nisht 8 to l d ' ' Sum. Sch'oo1. 3 Rifle Club scores; niece. Miss Georgie Kennedy, RN. and Mn Mew Ingins --- 3535 W” 79014194- 10. - o.:,"o-Qk P"f',;,mm Vm,,,,mE'n,... lxljy;-o3 gist, ,.97 ofMTruro.dN.MS. Ch 1 ' - ' mug. and Mrtwgillnliam mum Mr M My-M-I M d IONIGEI ' ur ,, 97 r. an rs. amp on were pr; dawnbe mi gh e, air, are r g - . I 5. on core an m;Ng:3gc';RY0lt;Plt1ESn1YTER- R” E” S"””" "'”'”'"i A. J, oluney on also the lrecipients of a. large 1,, W: ,,ece.,,,,,,.,””;f,.. ,,h':";,.,,f';; tions on me birth of the first set 1:111;-1ai:fr Iver; lgifswiswm at the home Game time 8:80 sharp - - 6W C8 Bnllary y g. Irene Hardy silver aerv rig tray from their son, 3 d - of twins born in Halifax on New 0 . an . W. H. Phillips l1)7fih. 71:52!) pg”. Oh:rcll;wG:d'P.(1o0l12 JamfsNGgGElgf;': Ms';":::r:fd':' Arthur Brown Alan, who is a student at the f:,','e,M,,1,w',j,,:?,d 'p,,:f,Ve”oOE',3,i,y Year's day. Mr, Rleliy is the son on Jan. 7. skate after . m. as dry . a enze 1 d If G ' peter p,-mid Maritime College of Pharmacy H "ml 5,, id 1 g, 3. of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Eielly -- DW"'"'- 3.'."i”..;.gE".3Z... Z:"".'n.l3"?i3?.';l.7 P-avmond vessel and Dalhousle University at Hau- hf-f.'Z. Au is'3.""I.7' Jtniii; no.2”. oi owe won-. and is untamed Mr. uni Mn orrin ui-enonaid ---W ,9, Mm, E,,m,e,,, ,0 F,y,,,g Cecil Watts . iiiix. and also i number of 1616- speedy recovery with the c. N. R. in Halifax. were visitors at the home o1 Mr. k-TBIIJICKING HOGS from mlh omcer Adah. Jose”; MCDOMIL Ln, Lewis N fgrams and cards from friends ' William Maclltadyen on Jan. 10. T 0”” Cid1dltemn' F.Newm"' Bede" Verdun. Quebec, the marriage to H0'W3-rd WWW 'abm3'd' Mr. Gordon Ml-liar was a pas- The m-my hlnld-9 0' M". D9-Via . que. M90",-, 9""''””d- ""d take place on February 2m. in Alan Swan I They had planned to celebrate sense, to s,,,mme,s,d,, 0,, Jan. 9, Griffin of I-Iaiiburton, are sorry to The M-e.Neills Mills Girls saw- E,-y;;(n, every luesduy for Canada Summemde vemon Duck Ithelr anniversary with their son learn of her illness and hope for inc Club met at the pom. of mm BOIDKN ac ers. Te e-phone Burden 55-12. i in Halifax. but 'l g to b d v Maurice Larsen. "'-7 Harold Taylm: " .road conditions, hf; gemnlmd it NIL Harry Gm”' accompanied he: speedy recovery' Walter B11686 on 'hn' u' '”h F51.-alt. 73154315: -MAGISTRATE s courrr -lln Jack Andre” by Mrs '1lheodoi-e Gil-lis Mrs. Mel- eight members present. Next meet- nu, mEs"i,T , , County Magistrates Court in Lelslh Vosscy .. i'""”" vin riot.-hinsoni and. daughter Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Mcdresor. ing is to be held at the borne of Sat 3530- 30” Irelmdv . D ' BY mum” Chmch Summerside yesterday before Mag- BEWY Andrew! Ciimplelgly take" by surprise” Susan motored to summer-side on 50"--Flrahklt MY-1 I-EH08 D31i0h Mm. Austin Phillips. A1! -73-me-S C7313. YV0nnC Decarla in Canada. The New London Btrwle R S Hinton Q0 3 man Hp T. vessey :Mr. and Mrs. Champion thanked 9' daughter Dolowus and Mrs petal - Charge. Services. Sunday. January ' ' ' " " their friends for their thouzhtful- Jam ' ' ' ' m

17th. Long River 11.00 am.; Ced- die Memorial, 2.30 p.m.; Clifton,

from Ebbsfieet was found guilty of

pcslcssion of twelve pints of

Dewar Swan . Willard Murray .

ness and kindness and welcomed them to their home.

Mrs. Harold Glllls visited with

Dalton and daughter, Marie, Bur- ton, were Sunday guests of Mrs

"HUIIRIOANI lMIl'.l'H"

, hine, and was fined s1oo.a.mi Norman Brown he, ,i5ge,..in-i,,w Mn, ,7 ii: Inglis, Ambros Oorcoran and Mrs. J. J. 1. lhdmhob, 7.30 p.m. Rev. Donald A. Camp- moons - Delicious refreshments were ' ' '

hell. Minister. Cast," &. vaniiey served and a social evening was K"m"gmn' on Jan 7' camomn' Ifmwmt 3311!; Night Dam '

sown vlvilin Allen " mm” '”5”9d-"5- d M” L A 3 1 i 9 Mr. Stanley Dalton and son son- ' 5 gm-4,, v '

-FUNERAL AT ELMSDALE - M1 In - - v "Nth W” - , sA1'u1u)Ay Jun 13 , 8 )'- - r--

Funml mvlces for the late ML -UNDERGOING mnsmmnr Frank V:-ssey visitor, w summe.-side on Jan, 7. ny of Mlscouche, were recent vis r

-Mrs. Bruce Davison. who in company with her husband motored from Charlottetown to Fredericton,

Lewis Vessey Stewart Vessey Leonard Arldrrws

itors to Burton.

Freeland and

Robert Williams of Elrnsdale were held yesterday nfternoon from his

Skatlng-1:30- 8:80

Miss Willina Glllis Visited with

her father, Theodore who is a The many 1149114! 01 M1! FU-

home to Eimsdale United Church. The service was conducted by his minister, Rev. J. M. She-en assist-

N. B.. to spend the Yuletide season with their daughter, Mrs. Glen

Douqlas Moore George Andrews

Vicinity

patient in the Prince County Hos- -pital. Bummerslde. on Jan. 7.

nice Bulgar. cape Wolfe. are sorry to lesm of her illnms and wish

8:00-10:00

GAMEO TIIEATIIE

Morgan, has found it necggsuy to L.km Le...-L. qg --The regular meeting of the her a speedy recovery. "0NDAY' 'AN' 18 (KENBINGTON) ed by Rev. W. C. Wilcox who read undergo medical u-eammt in ma. M,,,.ie,,,, Dixon gr; Freeland Women's Institute was M,” New Laugmlin, R N” A1. Fame" . 2.22. .. owl J gr i:;t:.;' ----J or M if W2. ”i'”.'”"- W" WV-Smuav H5-M5:

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God To Thee" and "Rock O'i' I.21i:';bEg1m;vmatt! members present. Blankets which don Mm” on Jana ia)gn:1c3fnDos;-11x:,stoampb:ut;me,nd Mr Gmmms Road Matinee Saturday 3'30” From Ages". A solo "In The Sweet Bye -CHURCH OF ENGLAND ser- 3,”, Ling :90 had just been received from Falr- Mr and M” Shemmn Huwhm- M. VI. M-G-M- treasure chat of And Bye" was rendered by Rev. J. vices for Jan. 17. the 2nd Sunday Bannel-I Ling 8” l news we” dlsmbuted m the son . Summerside were recent Mr. George Dalton has returned Springfield mystery 3t01'ie5 903395 M. Sheen. Pall bearers were Messrs. after the Epiphany, in the New Donald c,.0c;keM; lmimembers. The members decided to guest! of Mr and Mm wmmn to his name in Bath M9,, hwing " " James OB-rien. John Adams, Jacob London Parish, Rector Rev. W. Hurry Wis y 30 I have the list of all the teachers Gram and ML and Mrs Herb?” speng the hoiidnys vismng relative; Game 8.15 sharp THE HOUR OF 13 Murray, Lester Wallace, Robert Eric Iiilzrham- Sh Th0mB!'. French asoi-gs Proud .80 WM M” taught 1" F”e1""d Hutchinson ' and friends in Burton and vicin- ' ' , Campbell and Ronald Mexennn River, Morning Prayer 11 s.m.; st. Muriel MacD,ma1d go since Confederation, brought up ' my skim after. Starring Peter Lawford, Flower bearer; were M9351-5, Stephen's. Burlington. Evening mm”, Mmmuey p m to date. Mrs. Robert Palmer ln- M,” SVMB pron". spring V8,. Dawn Adams,

Everett Hudson, Vernon Hudson.

Douglas I-lome. Laughlin Horne, slnston. Sunday school and Bible Rm, Mien an "my '""”"3' A d”"””"' """"h ii (I . ts, M. cl M .. at the home of Mrs, Calridge Rog- Eid-.-ed Hardy, gm-mn sltewuty Class 6.30, and Evening Prayer at Me,.,).'m MRCDOMM y so was hsewed ,by the haste” ""1 H:-beirtagiugghixdsnn, r n N era for their January meeting Leslie Hardy. Russell Stewart, 7130 P-'"- EV"Yb”dY "”'""'- Bobby Oooper . . . so 1"” C”""" "" "d it c””"””" with eight members present. Roll

Al-hold Hardy. and Jacob Hardy. Interment was in the church cvmetery.

Professional cards I. nnfiiuifun”

Chartered, Accountant

Prayer 2.30 p.m.; St. Mark's, Ken-

--WILL BE GUEST SPEAKER-

The annual meeting of the Sum- meraide Board of Trade will be held on Tuesday, January 26th and the guest speaker for the oc- casion will be Mr. A, T. Parkes of Mont-ton. N. 13.. secretary of the Maritime Board of Trade and Mari- time manager

of the Canadian

-Chamber of Commerce. 'me dinner

Ivan Johnson

Babe Zaharias Picked For Comeback Award

vited the members for the Feb-

of 54.85 taken.

has left for Calgary. Alta.. to join her husband. who is with the R. C. A. F. there. She is travelling with Captain and Mrs. Leslie Dignan, who will also reside near Calgary.

I Mrs. Lorne MacLean I I I

V! Myrna Tuplln is a na-

ley, spent a few days visiting with

Mr. and Mrs, Russell Gouzhlin, llccontpanierl by Mrs. Ernest Payn- felr motored to Summer-side on Jan. 11.

Mr. Bertram Phillips. Halifax. N. S.. spent :1 short visit with his wife and family here recently.

Mr. and Mrs. Sinclair Maccaull.

Members of Burton W. I. met

call was answered by each member naming a New Year's resolution. A contest was held, the prize br- ing awarded to Mrs. Melvin Mc- Gregor, A dainty lunch was served by the hostess assisted by the lunch committee. Mrs, Peter Dalton invited the members to her home for the February meeting.

CAPITOL Summer-side

TODAY (Saturday) 2:30 - 7:15 - 9:15

.-

was

could withstand

the belt of 51.000000

' - i-' to wih relative: Mr, and Mrs. Clifford Crvllicutt Canadian cans of Commerce will be held at Howard's rteotnu- ml.-w vomr, (AP)- issue Dld- ;,'f,';,',,,:,'f ',;':,. ,f,',lj,”?',”r,e,fi,g';mf,',;'i,: ;i,l,1,',”'P,T,:f,1,',i,f',,,V'f;,,,l:,,,eb,,,, Jan, -0 ,.....i M. Ivan Cna'ilicut,i., Burton. tor the (skins! Blllldlnt mnt 5- rikson Zaharlos made the greatest Mm... ;. .,,,,,,,.. i,,,.,,,.,,,, ,,,,m C.-- lmoiorcrl to Albertnn recently to s"mm"'me'P' St L :1, spam mmemck M 1953C” 5"c' her attack iof virus pnellmonla. Mr Hartford Hutchinson iaiViFll- Mm TVR" C0"k'vU”- Wh” 15 PHONE 2885 TFUNEML " 55"” "Fm" Umh” Wile "8"""i Wlc"- oponlilnr the wool: in summer.-lei.-An patient at Western Hospital.

W. Albert Robertson

Chartered Accountant P. a. I. MUTUAI. BUILDING

ersl services for the late Mrs. char- lee E. MacDonald were held yes- terday morning with Requiem High 0 Mam celebrated at 8t.Pa.ul's dhurch by Rev, J. II. Leclair. The service

Kilauea lined - office lonrsi

PHONE 1287

Clones fitted W Water street.

rzaslnmrcon

'lIiiferI.i

yk summerstde

Eyes Exlmlnec

I to I! - I to I and by appointment.

REGENT THEATRE BLDG.

A. RGy.nI.:lIgD Grant. orrossrrlusir

Sumsneralde

Fire - Auto - Casualty

lumlnersida

till. l. ll. cullllllulllivl

Water Street lilac:

W. GIIESTER 8.

-NEW SNOW PLOW - The new IIWW NOW. NU-ID" ped with hydrslulic lift, was busy at work along the buslneu ”

of Water Street last evening load-

Personals

-Mr. and Mrs. Myron MacArthur are spending a week visiting friends in Woodstock. N. B.-K.

mas hdlidays.-K.

25th Wedding Anniversary

-Mr. and Mrs. Itrvin Champion of Kenslngton, were honored by their friends on January li..on the

their home they were the recipient- of several beautiful silver pieces from members of their family and a de-luxe toaster and banquet of flowers. from friends and neigh- born.

A bouquet of roses from niece

The fabulous athlete who hes been a headliner for more than 2) years barely edged out Ted Wil- liams. slugging Boston Box out-fielder. for the "comelbsck"

and gained a total of 126 points on a 3-2-1 basis for first. second and third voted. against 116 points for Williams.

otion Friday for his soothing per eolumrl, handed over a 01,000 cheque as evidence of good faith and BIVO up the ghost. In a letter to the president and governors of the National Hockey League, Montreal Cahuilens' bril- liant and temperamental star sp-

lut week in the bylined column in the French-lentil!!! weekly Bam- edi-Dilrlanche. It contained biting barbs of eriticinns aimed directly at Presidem Clarence Campbell of the NHL. whom the Rocket called a "dictator."

In his letter Richard said the accusations ageinst Campbell were

had become "inorearlrlgly difficult because of the emotional strair. many of the games exert on me."

CANADA 1! MAGNET

Wiles forms-rt 0 ed Into nsaul Lo.”

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speech. Music and son! Whit?” ""1 ' the pleasant evenifI8- Deuclmll "o freshnients were served by ihi ladies.-K.

land." He aid "ltieyi all want to come here. and once tbq know you're a Canadian. there is noth- ing they wont do for you." '

. Roger Carl. little son of Mr. ,nnd Mrs. Carl. is ll patient in', lPrince County Hospital. I-Its con-l rlltlon is much improved and it Isl ,hoped he will soon be at home

Mrs. Charles Keizer who recent- ly went to Halifax for medical advice. is in the Prince County Hospital. I-fer many friends wish Marlon a speedy and comfortable return to good health again.

Harold Palmer and children Lloyd and Elaine. Borden. were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John D. Palmer on January 10.

Mr. H. D. Boyle, Kensington, was a visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Thompson re-

Mr. Gerald Murphy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Oswald Murphy. Foxley River, returned to St. Dunstan's College. Charlottetown on January I to resume his studies.