SEPTEMBER 1o.-13s1
Ellorslio &. Iitieiord
Mr. and Mrs. Sinclair Maccauil ",1 visitors to Bummerside re-
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Miss Orill Barlow, Coleman, was the recent guest or her aunt Mrs. Clarence Cooke.
..m-. and Mrs. George Barlow were Vmgo;-g. to Bumrnerside on San”-dgy, Sept. lst.. -
friends-oi Mi-. Aldred E,El:n?'3ili regret to learn that he is ill at his home. . p
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Maclnnis.B0r- den, were recent guests 01 Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Macllevin.
Miss Mae Grant, Bunimerslde. visited with her aunt. Mrs. Mar- gin-et Grant, during last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Paynter and mu Carmen motored to Summer- ilde on September 1st.
The many friends or Misses Ar- lene and Valerie Hayes Will regret to learn they are ill at their home.
The many irlends oi Misses Eileen and Sheila Coughlin will regret to learn that they are ill at their home.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Hutchinson ma daughter Susan were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kendall Inglis, st. Eleanors. recently.
Messrs. Elton Newcombo. Tyne Valley. and Wendall Phillips, El- ierslie, w e recent business visit- ors to SEEIZ John, New Brunswick.
Mr, and Mrs. Colin MacGregor, Haltiax, N. S.. were visiting with their son Archibald and Mrs. Mac- Gregor over the holiday week-end.
F0. and Mrs. Andrew Clarke. gccompanied by Mrs. Earl Sim- mons. Summerslde. were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gil- its.
Mr. and Mrs. Alton Miller and children, Wyman and Audrey. i-;ei-e guestaol Mr. and Mrs.Joshua Miller on the occasion bl Mrs. Mll- lar's birthday.
Mt. Vernon Grant and sister Earth, who are employed in sum- iiierside, were week-end guests oi their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Grant.
Mrs. Harold West oi Tororito. Ontario. who is visiting her ps- icnu Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Millsr. spent part oi the past week visit- ing with relatives in Charlotte- town.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Frank Acorn and daughter Claudia Jane, accompan- ied by Mrs. Ed Acorn, Mrs. G. C.
"ed in Summe ,
Gulls and Mrs. Frank Cartionells and daughter Edith. were guests or Mr. and Mrs. I-iarold.Gilli.s re- oently.
Miss Melds Macoauli, teacher at Crapaud. spent the week-end vis- iting her parents Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Maccaull.
Miss Orell Hayes. who is employ-
” ' lsited with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leith Hayes over the week-end.
Mr. and-Mrs. Archibald Mac- Oregor and son my were guests oi Mrs. MacGregor's parents Mr. and Mrs. William Phillips, Arling- ton. i
Mr. and Mrs. Colin Macdregor. accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Archibald Macoregor and son Ray. motored to Summerslde recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Skinner and children, Sandra and Brian. are spending their vacation visit- ing with relatives and Iriends in Cavendish, Charlottetown and New Glasgow. N. 5.
Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Burleigh and Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Burleigh have returned home-alter an enjoyable trip through Maine and other parts of the U. S. A.
The sincere sympathy oi the district is being extended to Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Murphy, summer- side, on their recent sad bereave- ment in the depth oi their son Gerald.
..,.a Miss Susan Hutchinson was hostess to a number oi little
iriends recently when Gordie Mil- lar was guest or honor at a rare- well party belore leaving (or To- ronto, Ontario, where he will be making his home during the com- ing year. He was the recipient oi many lovely glits (or which he ilttingly thanked his many little lrlends. Miss Catherine Paynlcr was also hostess to a number of iriends on the occasion at her el- eventh birthday on the same alt- ernoon and the parties were com- bined. Bhe also received many lovely giits for which she thanked her many iriends. while the chil- dren played games ne ladies pre- pared reireshments. including ice cream and cold drinks. These were served on the lawn. brlnslns In aiternoon oi tun and fellowship to a happy ending.
DENY MEETING CALLED
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in Prague next Thursday were den- ied Saturday by the German "peace
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parts the Communist" "World Peace Council” had been summoned to a sudden and extraordinary meeting
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Alberton and Vicinity
Mrs. Garth McEwen-, Albcrton. returned on Saturday irom a pleasant motor trip to the United states.
Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Dunn. Al- berton, are leaving today on a week long motor trip to points or interest on P. E. I. and the main- land.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Hardy, Al- berton, have started their vaca- tions and are spending a few days at the home or Mrs. Hardy's pa- rents, Mr. and. Mrs. John Travers. Klldare Capes.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. McDonald and their, children, Peter and Bar- bars, were visitors over the week- end. at the home oi Mrs. McDon- ald's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mac- Nutt, Malpeque. -
Mrs. J. N. Smylhe, Bloonirieid, is leaving t day to spend two months wli.h er niece, Mrs. wal- ter Eastnian and Mr. Eastrnan. at New Miliord. Conn.
s EBBSFLEET W. 1. DISTRICT CONVENTION
-seventy-seven Institute mem- bers and several visitors attended the Institute Convention at Ebbs- ileet school.
The convention was represented by seven Institutes comprising: Mill River, Bloomileld Corner, Duvar, Piusville, Bloomiield sta- tion, St. Lawrence and Ebbsfleet. Mrs. Harris Callaghan capably presided, with Mrs. Russell Callag- han secretary. Several guest speakers occupied seals on the platform. The meeting opened by all reciting "Institute ode" and "Collect", tollowed by ”0 Canada." A short opening address by the president was followed by the ad- dress or welcome read by Mrs. Fred E. Thibadeau. This was graciously acknowledged by Mrs. Norbert Corcoran. Plusville.
Minutes oil last convention read, approved and signed. Next came roll call, Iollowed by each secretary's report. Election oi oi- ilcers for the Iollowing year then took place, with Piusville the en- tertaining Institute.
Alter this a hearty sing-song was enjoyed by all. Courtesy com- mitl.ee was appointed as follows: Mrs. Jack Foley. Mrs. Frank Mc- Dougall, and Mrs. Clarence Mur- phy. Mrs. McAusland turned in the resolutions, while Mrs. Foley was in charge oi the Question Box.
Dr. L.W. Shaw, Director or Edu- cation gave an excellent address, (allowed by Rev. Fr. Walsh. Palm- er Road, who spoke on "Democ- racy".
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"This is certainly a complete list of school necessities - except for unimportant little things like books l"
An interesting and instructive paper on "I Am Proud To Be A Canadian" was read by Mrs. Frank McDougall. Bloomfield Station.
"Fun and Nonsense", a . jolly contest was put on by Mrs. Robt. Mclnnis, St. Lawrence. This was tollowed by a demonstration by Mrs. 'Robt. Shaw. Bloomfield.
The exhibits were excellent. Two beautiful quilts, one an autograph quilt by the libbslleet Institute. the other by the Bloomneld Corner Institute. A drawing of many dit- lerent kinds oi birds and where they come lrom, drew many com- plimentary remarks.
Splendid also were the exhibit: or hand-work and weaving by Miss Thelma Doucette oi Ebbs- ileet. Inspector Callaghan spoke on Women's Institutes and the good work being done by them throughout the Island.
Last but by no means least was the address by the assistant super- visor Miss Boswell. She spoke of the good work being done by both the Music and Drama Festival As- sociation and explained about the schol ” tor a refresher course in music. i '
Miss Boswell also 'played sev- eral articles suitable for guts and bazaars, such as aprons, stuffed animals. etc.
A vote of thanks was tendered the Ebbsileet entertaining com- mittee by Mrs. Jack Foley. Bloom- ileld. A silver collection which was taken up went to aid the Alberton Library. A delicious salad supper was served. after which all joined in singing the "National Anthem."
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TI-IE GUARDIAN. Tyne Volley Notes
The Tyne Valley United Ladies Aid was held at the home or Mrs. C. I. Lldstone on Thursday even- lng. Aug. 30th.
Mrs. Hart Lldstone has returned to her home after spending the past two weeks visiting friends in Port Elgin, New Brunswick.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Campbell and family were visitors recently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Icamen Campbell.
Mr. Spurgeon Dyment recently found one or his valuable young heiiers dead in the pasture, pre- sumably killed by lightning.
The Northam United Ladies Aid held an ice cream social and baz- aar in the school on Friday even- ing. Aug. 31st.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Monkiey, Summerside, were visitors on Sun- day. Sept. 2nd at the home oi Mr. James E. McLean. '
Miss Theresa Milligan, Coleman, is spending a iew days visiting at the home or Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Marchbank.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Campbell, 0'Leary were visitors on Sunday, Sept. 2nd at the home or Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Colville.
Mr. Stewart Williams who has been spending his vacation at his home in Tyne Valley has once again gone to Charlottetown to resume his duties as teacher i in Prince Street School.
-Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Mac- Dougall spent the past week-end in Stanley Bridge and attended the Masonic Service in 'the Unit-
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Mir. Keith Kelly. in' Piusville recently.
Roseville was
Miss Joan Doyle, Campbelltcn, was a recent guest or Miss Norma Corcoran.
Mr. Gerard Maccarthy, Bi-octon, was in Plusville on business re- cently.
-Mrs.- Justin Corcoran and son Donnie returned to their home in East Royalty alter spending some time visiting relatives and iriends in Piusville.
Mrs. Harold Ma.cGregor and daughters. Bonnie, or Fairvlew, Nova Scotia, have arrived in this Province to spend their vacation.
Miss Bertha Gallant, Summer- side, recently spent some time with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Gallant.
Mr. Ambrose Dalton returned to his home in Glengary, Lot '1, after spending some time with his daughter, Mrs. John James Cor- ooran, and Mr. Corcoi-an.
lvuss Anita Gallant has returried to her home in Piusville, alter spending some time in E:mon'. Bay.
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Corcoran and Mrs. Harold Muccregor or
ed Church at Long River on sun. day evening.
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Miss Norms Coreorsn has re.
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Mas Barbara Griffin returned to Montreal on September 2nd arter- ipc sling her holidays at her home
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GRAND RIVER C. W. L.
-The monthly meeting or the Grand River" Catholic Women's League was held at the home of Mrs. Marshall Mcnellan on Tues- day evening. August 14th. with a good attendance. The resident, Mrs. Neil J. McLellan opened the meeting with prayer. Roll call was responded to by iiitcen members.
The secretary, Mrs. Willard Gil- lis read the minutes oi the previ- ous meeting, which were approved as read. Correspondence was read and dealt with, (allowed by re- ports rrom the different conven- ors.
The treasurer, Mrs. Howard MacKinnon reported a balance on hand of S4838. A discussion lol- lowed and the Iollowing motions were carried: That a dance for the beneiit of the League. be held in the hall in the near future; that a quantity of cups and sauc- ers be bought for the hall, and Mrs. J. A. Brown was appointed to see about same; that Masses be oiiered for deceased members: that magazine convener renew subscrip- tions to the "League" magazine: that president buy remainder of cotton ior vestment covers; and that president attend the annual convention to be held in Summer- side. Mrs. Louis MacDonald was appointed alternative.
Constance Forbes are visiting at the home of Mn, and M.-5, cam Forbes. Upper Musquodobit, Newt
Today lIIIf0l'ld!Id purl: of sterilizers and irutntnsenls in hospilab are lining made of nickel alloy: bemuix thatalloy:p1wid4.iIrenglh,carrasion long was, and a surface (lust Li briglsl, Mu-pomus and sinu- Iary. For tlu same muons, lilclmr working surfaces are mmleof nirlrl
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y A8 N5 pretty wile and child sat on the grass at the n.C.A.F.'s air s.anon at Doivnsviow, Unt.. proudly watching his aerial performance. wax-lzary-boi'n rritght-Lieut, Den Broiui of tire reserve air force, piloting a ampue Je. plane, plunged to his death in field within sight at his iamliy. Brown, to have celebrated his 31st birthday that day at his home in Toronto. was practising lor his participation in the jet air show over the grounds or the Canadian National Exhibition, now under way in ;lncf”"i0- When the traseuy 0cp1tl'l'ed. According to horrliled witnesses.
-mains many Children. the 12'. came in too low, shearing oil tops of 1t(:lE:evr:nte)trees belore it crashed. The terrific impact. and explosion that
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card was sent to a member in hospital.
A delicious lunch was served by the hostess assisted by her dangli- ter, Louise, and Mrs. Herman Mac-
vited the members to her home for the next meeting. Collection am- ounted to 35.10.
A vote of thanks was tendered Mrs. MacLellan for her kind hos-
mcnt. Prize (or correct guess went- A get-well
Huiidi'cds of everyday uses for Nickel liaic been developed by the Nickel industry through I
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