OCTOBER 51, 1952

THE GUARiDI-AN, CHARLOTTETOWN

PAGE NINE

Georgetown and I C I Vicinity and Mrs Gerard. Hanlon. their son Jerry, of Saint John, N. 3,, Mrs. T. R. Cullen, Mrs. W. P. Burke and Miss Mary Johnson )1 Mldgeil motored to .Georgetown recently. where they visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. J. De-

Lory.

ALB. Harold Dicks of the Royal Canadian Navy, who had been spending leave with his parents, captain rid Mrs. Nelson Dicks. left on B turday, October 35th on return to Halifax, N.S.. Where he will rejoin his ship, H. M. C. S. Whitethroat.

Petty'Officer lst class Robert Jenkins of the Royal Canadian Navy. stationed at H. M. C. s. Stsdacona in Halifax, N.S., spent the weekend of October 25th in Georgetown. as the guest of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Jenk- ills.

Mrs. Sheldon Ross and family of Halifax, N.S., accompanied by Mrs. Ross' sister. Miss Lillian Hearn, were weekend guests oi rclatives in,Georgetown.

spr. Sterling Blackett left on Monday. October 27th for Halifax. after a short leave with Mrs. Blackett and family. sterling. who is a member of the Royal Canad- inn Engineers. expects to leave shortly for duty with the Canad- ian Army in Germany..

Miss Bernice DeLory and Miss Sheila DeLory. students at Prince of Wales College. were weekend guests at tiicir 'home in George- town.

Mrs. R. 5. Glidden left on Sun- day, October 26th on return to her home in Nantucket, Mass, af- ter s. two weeks" visit in George- town. where she was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Lavers.

Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Peters of Midgell, and Miss Dorothy Cullen of Charlottetown. motored to Georgetown and Brudenell on Sunday, October 26th, where they visited at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. F. J. DeLory and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Curley.

Mrs. George Mair returned rc- rently from a visit to Sydney, N. S, where she was the guest of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Alec MacKenzie.

Mr. and Mrs. Warren Hemphill of Charlottetown were guests for I. week at Mr. Hemphlllis former name in Burnt Point.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mackenzie and Miss Ellen Stead of Souris motored to Georgetown on Sun- day, October 26th. where they

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. Souris and Vicinity

..'Mra. M. J. MacQuaid has been a patient in the Charlotte- town Hospital for some time. Her many friends wish her a speedy recovery. '

Miss Helen Maclsaac recently returned from the Charlottetown Hospital where she underwent an operation. Her many friends will lseuglad to know she is improving

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The recent snowfall and accom- panying frost meant the end of the flower gardens. after a long season. Several of the gardeners had Canterbury Bells bloom the second time and on Thursday. Oc- tober leth, Mrs. R. C. Macbean picked several apple blossoms which is a rare happening in this Province.

A large crowd attended the an- nual chicken supper snd bazaar held in St. Mary's Hall on Octo- ber Zlst and 22nd. The numerous booths were well patrpnized. The card tables were kept filled both nights, and a good many have

. Christmas cakes. which were auc-

tioned on both nights. The win- ners of the lotteries were: blanket, Mr. Elmer MacDonald, Little Har- bor: chocolates, Miss Clair Pa- quet, Sourls; 1-2 case Eastpack chicken, Mrs. Kenneth McGilliv- ary, Souris River; card table, His Worship Mayor C. E. Lavie; doll, Miss Rita Dixon, St. Mary's Con- vent.

A well attended meeting was held in the Town Hall on Wed- nesday. October 8th, for the pur- pose of organizing a Junior Ladies Aid of Sourls Hospital. Mrs. Ed- ward Kassner acted as chairman. After considerable discussion on the work of the society the fol- lowing officers were elected: Pres- ident, Mrs. Art Wright; sedretary, Miss Mildred Fraser; treasurer. Mrs. W.IB.F. Corckum; convener of sewing, Mrs. A. H. mallwood. It was decided to hol meetings on the second and fourth Wed- nesdays of each month. The Aid is open to all young ladies from the town and surrounding districts who are interested in aiding this worthy cause.

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were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Layers.

Mr. and Mrs. B. Richards of Summorside motored to George- town on Sunday. October 26th.

ABKJK Charles Macconnell of the Royal Canadian Navyiat Hali- fax. N. S., was a weekend visitor

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furs. Ethel MacDonald, and her brother, Mr. Charles MacDonald. both of Braintree, Mass. were re- cent visitors to Whizn Road, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Munro.

Mr. Kenneth MacDonald. P. W. C. student, recently spent the weekend with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Colin MaoDonpld in Kilmuir.

Mr. Barry Nicholson. Charlotte- town, visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Webb Nicholson during the past weekend.

Classes were resumed at whim Road School on Wednesday after a vacation of several weeks. during which time the children assisted with the potato digging.

Mr. John Clarey. whim Road and Mr. E. Mahar. Sturgeon. re- turned to their homes after visiting in saint John. N. 13.

Mr. Claude Stewart, Kilmuir, has now taken employment with Me- Gowan Motors in Montague.

Lorne Valley and Vicinity

. .'Mise Muriel Myers was I

visitor to Montague on Wednes-

day. October 22nd. She was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Myers

Mr. Francis Maclntyre was a business visitor to Marie on Fri- day. October 24th.

Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd MacDonald motored to Church Road on Wed- nesday, October 22nd, to visit Mrs. MacDonald's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Homer James.

Mr. and Mrs. Ewen MacLeod, strathcona, were visitors to Lorne Valley on Sunday, October 26th. They were guests of Mrs. Muc- Leod'e sister. Mrs. Laura Mac- Queen. and also attended services at Lorne Valley Church.

Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Myers. New

Perth, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Shaw on Sunday. October zith. ix

Mliss Aletha MscLeod, Montague. spent Sunday. October 2oi.h,' with her mother. Mrs. Christine Mae- Leod.

Mr. John MacAulay. Charlotte- town. spent the week-end of Oc- tober Eth with his mother. Mirs. Mae MacAulay.

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Mrs. Hazen McLure was hostess to the members of the Ladies Aid Society on Tuesday evening. Octo- ber 14th, when a large number of members were present.

A very successful chicken supper, sponsored by Cambridge Wom- en's Institute, was held on Thurs- day night, Oct. 16, in the local hall.

The annual thankotferlng ser- vice of the Women's Missionary Society was held in the Murray ii a r b o u r North Presbyterian Church on Sunday evening, Octo- ber 19th. The service was conduct- ed by Rev. Carl Currie, who chose his text frorm Matt 25. vs 40 "inas- much as ye have done it unto one

ye have done it unto Me." Hymns sung were "Give To our God Im- mortal Praise," ”Splrit Of The Liv- ing God," "Christ For The World We Sing" and "Tell Me The Story of Jesus." Specials by the

The Blessed story of The Cross."

at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Shaw. .

Miss Gleiida Macleod. Char- lottetown, was a visitor to this vicinity on Friday, October Min, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Ferguson.

Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Bourke and Mr. Floyd Jay. Pisquid. were visi- tors to this vicinity on Sunday. October 26th.

Mir. and Mrs. was held at their home

number of friends and neighbours gathered to extend good wishes. They received many useful gifts and an enjoyable evening was spent in music and dancing.

Mr, and Mrs. Malcolm Mac- Leod left recently on H. visit to Toronto, Ontario. where they will be guests of tiieir son and daugh- ler-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Palmer MacLeod. En route home they plan to visit their daughters. Miss Teresa MacLeod and Mrs. Morley Markell at Montreal.

Service at Lorne Valley Presby- terian Church was held at 2.30 o'clock on Sunday. October 26th, and 'was conducted by the minis- ter. Rev. F. N. Young. The Mon- tague cholr led in the service of praise and sang many of the old tunes which were thoroughly en- joyed. Mr. John Bears and Mr. M. Munro rendered two duets which were also greatly enjoyed. There was a large congregation in attendance. l

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MM? MORELL C. W. L

..tThe regular meeting of the Little Flower Sub-division, Catholic Women's League. was held at the home of the president. Mrs. J. E. Rossiter, on Sunday evening, October 11th. There were twenty- two members present.

The minutes of the last meeting were read, approved and signed, and the treasurer gave her report.

It was decided to have Father McKenna buy the statue of st. Teresa which the League plans to present to the Church.

There was a discussion on the making of altar linens. Final ar- rangements were made for the bazaar and committees appointed to take care of the sewing table, pantry table, fish pond. etc.

It was decided to order Christ- mas cards from the Sisters in Alexandria. Ont. Preparations for the teaching of Catechism were also discussed.

The meeting closed with prayer.

ST. ANNlS LOT 65 C. W. L.

The October meeting of St. Ann's C. W. L. was held on Sun- day, October 19, with an attend- ance of 21 members and two vis- itors.

The meeting opened with the League prayer by the Rev. Father McCarthy.

The minutes of the previous meeting were read by the secre- tary, and adopted as read. after which the treasurer gave her re- port.

Rev. Fr. Mocarthy then spoke, asking the members to give him the same support as they did their former pastor, and also com- mending them on their good at- tendance at the meeting.

Two thank-you letters were read from members for gifts of re- membrance. one who is leaving to take up residence in another par- ish, and one who has made her home in the parish.

The conveners then gave 9. re- port of their work. Mrs. James Tierney has been appointed con- vener of education, replacing Mrs. E. J. Trainor.

It was moved and seconded to send for 25 boxes of Christmas cards to be soldlamong the mem- bers. It was also decided to have a. chicken , in the parish hall with e. bingo and dance. A decision was made to send for six copies of League magazine. and

parties at the first of November The meeting was then adjourned.

near or non:

BARDNB. Aits.- (OP) -wheat and oil spell prosperity for Alber- ta., and this southern Alberta. town has both. Its eight elevators are bulging with the heaviest grain harvest. in many years. while three producing oil wells in the district have an annual ,output worth nearly 8100.000.

NEW HOSPITAL WEYBURN. Balir.-(GP)--The new four-storey Weyburn Union Hospital was officially opened re- cently by Premier T. C. Douglas. More than 1,600 persons were on hand for the opening of the mod-

of the least of these my brethern '

choir. ' were ”Send The Light" and "Tell

town. spent Sunday. October zsm. .

A Pantry shower in honour of'S. L. installed Stanley Ferguson Raymond Bruce McLeod, on Fri- son of Mr. and Mlrs. A. W. Mc- clay evening, October 24th. A large Leod formerly of Sturgeon

Gan. Legion comdr. In Boston

I Crossroads school, 3 October 28th at the home of her

parents. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Her- ring.

Mr. liddie Derby. student of P. W. C., spent. Sunday, October 26th at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Derby. White Sands.

Miss Dorothy Derby, teacher at spent Sunday,

mother. Mrs. White Sands.

Marjorie Derby, She was accompan-

4 led home by Miss Mzu'gai'et Jones,

also Ralph Derby, student of P.

. W. C.

Mr. Harry Welton, Charlotte-

: town, spent the weekend with his , wife and family in High Bank.

Mr. Thomas -Hayter. High Bank. left recently for Nova scotin where he hopes to find employ-

Z merit in the lumber woods.

Mr. Norman E. Stewart, who is employed in the Bank of Nova Scotia. Charlottetown, spent the weekend at the home of his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Norman C. Stewart, High Bank.

Messrs. Reuben Moore and Ben- nie Moore, High Bank, loft re- cently for Nova Scotia. where they hope to find employment in the lumber woods.

Min Louise Stewart. student of P.W.C., spent the October 25th weekend at the home of her par-

. ents. Mr. and Mrs. Angus Stewart;

High Bank.

Mrs. Percy Sharam and children Charlottetown. spent the weekend of October 25th at Murray River.

On October Post no. 1 Canadian Legion B. E.

17, 1958. Boston

as Commander, above,

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Valleyfield, P. E. 1. Commander

McLeod, fl veteran of world War

II, enlisted in Charlottetown in

March, 1943 with the R. C. N.

V. R... serving both in the Pacific

and Atlantic hnd was discharged

n 1946. He married Norma Myers of Charlottetown and they reside; in Boston. Commander McLeod is a graduate of the Wentworth In- stitute, Boston. where he studied building construction. Since his discharge he has been very active in Veterans' Affairs, and his many friends wish him every success in his new office.

Murray River and ll-icinity.

..tMiss Rita. Johnston of Toron- to, Ontarlo. is at present spendinr: her holidays at the home of her parents.'Mr. and Mrs. Fred G. Johnston, Murray River.

Mr. Floyd Saunders, Charlotte- town, spent the weekend of Oc- tober Zoth at the home of his mother, Mrs. George Saunders, Murray River.

Miss Bertha MacLeari, student of P.W.C.. spent the weekend of October 25th at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John W. Macl..ean, High Bank.

Mr. and Mrs. Buster Reynolds and children. Elaine and Carol, Charlottetown. spent the October 25th weekend in Murray River, guests of Mr. Reynolds parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Reynolds.

Mrs. Stephen Alley and young son Ronnie of Halifax, Nova Sco- tia, are spending two weeks visit- ing with her sister and brother- in-lsw, Mr. and Mrs. William D. Hume, Murray River, and also with her parents, Mr. Henry Beck, Abney.

Mr. and Mrs. -Emmerson K. Johnston have returned to their home in Murray River, from a. business trip in Windsor, Ontario. They were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fraser, Mont- ague.

AMrs. Harry Herring and child- ren, Lillian and Harry of Truro. Nova Scotia. are spending a few days in Murray River. visiting with her parents. Hr. and Mrs. Ben

Reynolds, and also Mr. Herringls

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guest of Mrs. Sharamls mother, Mrs. Jane Cook.

The masquerade dance and bingo and sale of lunches held in the

Pisquid East Notes

. .' Guests from ' Pisquid mast who attended the banquet for Peake's Bombers at Sandy's Ree- taurant. Wednesday evening. Octo- ber zdnd. were Mr. and Mrs. Ed- ward E. Jay, Mr. Floyd Jay and Mr. Alton Jay.

Mir. Leith Woolridge. Mount siewart, spent the weekend of Oe- tober 25th at the home of his par- ents. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Wool- ridge.

Mir. and Mrs. George Dover were visitors in Parkdale siunday, Oc- tober 26th, guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Bin. -.

Mr. Guy Jay spent the weekend or October 26th at the home of his parents. Mr, and Mrs. Wendell Jay.

Mr. Floyd Jay was a visitor in

Murray River Community Centre on Tuesday. October 28th. proved to be quite successful. This dance and bingo was in aid of the Com- munity Centre. Prize for best costume went to Mrs. Tom Fraser, as Robin Hood, and for funniest costume to Mrs. William Moore. as a hobo, with the children's prize going.to.Miss Maxine Leeco as an Indian girl.

family of Southport spent Sur.- ay, October 26th in Murray River, guests of Mrs. Cooper's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Buell.

Mr. Stirling Whiieway, student. of P.W.C., spent the weekend of October 25th at his home in Mur- ray River.

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Mr. and Mrs. Ches Cooper and

Lorne Nth.

Mil Mabel Jay. cherlotfotown. spent the weekend of October 26th at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Levi Jay.

Valley Sunday. October

Mr. and Mrs. Coatee. Boston Massachusetts. were recent visi- tors at the home of Mr. and Min George W. Jay.

Miss Dorothy Hendrieken. Char- lottetown. spent the week-end 01 October 25th, at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs: George Hcnricken. she was accompanied by a friend.

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HUNTER IS CAUGHT

ESTON, Sask.---LCP)-An Amer- ican hunter bagged nine geese in a single morning in this Kindnes- lcy district. four above the daily- limit, and then recounted his ex- ploit for town citizens. Among the crowd was a game warden. Tlvt hunterls gun and car was im- pounded.

BONN. Oct. 28 -(Reuters) - The United States high commiss- ioner today had a 20-minute dis- cussion at his headquarters wlth' . C. Davis, the Canadian Am-

bassador to WestGei-many. Spokes- man said Davis visit was a court- esy affair. . '

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