J. Alfred Robison of Dayton, Ohio, paid a visit to his native home on P.E.I. after an absence of '52 years. Now in his eightieth year he saw many changes in and around Grand 'IlraJcIadie where he was born and attended school, the main one being the National Park- While here he visited with his brother, Joseph Robison of Stan- hope, and sister Mrs. Agnes Mac- aulay, Spring Park Road. He is also a brother of the late Michael Robison, Six, and the late Mrs. B. McKiImon oIf Chanlottebown.

Thur. August 7, 1958 The Guardian Page 13

After 52 Year Absence Visits His Native Home

Accompaning him on his visit w e r e two daughters and. grand children, Mrs. Earl Baker and sons James and William and Mrs. Agnes Crabtree.

His wife Teresa Kloebe passed away on January 7, 1958. After spending a very enjoyable holi- jay, the visitors 1e it t o r their homes on July 9.

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UP CAPTAIN SWETMAN GIVES FAREWELL

w ajn W. H. Swetman .. in his farewell ad- mﬁcers and men at

the change over ceremony yester- day afternoon at which the com-

tumed over by Group Captain W. H. Swetman to Group Captain J.

WIGMORE-

, away on June 16, W11 Kenaingto , Thom- " ‘ . gage;- several months

born‘at Graham’s Road ’7, 1877. youngest .. the late Henry and Mary Jamil? 30, 1907, he was In marriage with Katie

M whom arrived he» ’ summer’s passing. Hazen ‘mgiilSewio‘ein Ottawa, ’1“ ﬂat the time and un- ' mbshome and Elmer of ' The danghters are: Edgar MacKin. ‘ﬂdpa; Mrs. Kenneth ’vner, Adelaide, Bleasant Val«

also twenty-three brothers and

alley, until mov- n on his retire-

«ln the public

be" .‘Iﬁreely of his time in many community

. as, .,- 1.,

_ therihe and Earl Richard and Katie.

. John and Louise

Sadie, Everett and boys Harold and Hilda ' Harold, Mary and IﬁaImily Well and Flourie '

Percy and Vivian

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Gus and . \ Dorothy. and George \_ CUT FLOWERS

Pleasant Valley United Church George Connor

Frank and Evelyn Rena and Fred.

KENSINGTON

Mr. Donald MacKay, Clinton, is-spending a holiday in Kensing- ton, guest of his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Hodge Montgom- ery and family.

The many friends will be pleas- ed to know that Mr. Frank Bag- lole in making a good recovery fdhowing his recent illness and hasretua'nedtohishmneinKel- vin Grove, ﬁrm the P.E.I. Hos-

. pibal, Oharlﬂt’bebown. ' ‘

The many hiends of Mm. Hor- ace. PIaanter will be pleased to

’ learn that‘dhe isrecovezinigfrom

her recent illness and has return- ed to her home in Kelvin Grove film: the Prince Oounty ﬂospi- t

Mus. EIsutaIce Paynter who is a patient in the Rehabilitation Cen- ter, Provincial Sanatorium, Char- lottetown. a / weekend visi-

Is'are in het-

» inheaith. mOpl. 13. MaoKay, R.C ‘

AIF. of Centralia, Ont., paid a

' brief visit to Breadalbane Where * ' -' 'he was the guest of his mother, Mrs. Hugh F.MaoKay, and also I called on his sister, Mrs. Robert

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Kensington. Cipl. and Mrs. Mac» Kay (nee Audrey Stevenson) are receiving congratulations on the recent binth of a son, Hugh-Jon at South Huron Hospital, Exeter.

Guests of Miss Olive Thomp- son, Kensington, are Miss Mary MacNutt and Miss Beryl Mor- son, both of Charlottetown.

been vacationing at Malpeque,

Rev. Dr. T.R. and Mrs. Mill- maIn arrived recently in Kensing- tonandareguestsofDr.Milb man’s mother, Mrs. J.G. Town- send.

Mr. and Mrs. James Campbell and son and daughter, Donnie and Susan, oi Maiden, Mass, 8. r e guests of Mats. Campbell’s par- ents, Mr. [and Mrs. Wallace Pick- ing, Dmnley.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Paynter, to' visit in Freetown, Burlihton "and vicinity}

Mr. and Mus. Donald ‘Oaseley have 1‘6an from Hamilton, 0n- tario, tov‘KensImgton Where Mr. Gaseleyhas accepteda position as manager of the Cooperative Association, succeed- ing Mr. Keith Stewart who has accepted a position with a Sum- merside Cooperative

Mrs. D. Ingraham has

Mus. Eva Pickering th0 has

Thursday Evening 9 to 12:30

Attention -«; Breeders

We wish to announce that we are'donating the following prizes to the Guernsey breeders exhibitm

1—50' lb. bag Calf Starter to best Jr. Female Calf. 1—50 lb. bag to best Sr. Female Calf.

ST. JOHN MILLING CO.

Guernsey

St. John, N. B.

* Reopening ~oi Public I Schools ‘

School Boards of districts - which have a fall vacation of two weeks should plan to have their schools rebpen for the year 1958-59 on August 12 or 13.- School Boards of districts having other arrangements for vacation should keep in mind that the school year consists of 200 teaching d, 5 (including convention days) when determini g the date of reopening their schools.

Department of Education ’ 3.: '-~ Province of Prince Edward Island

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