Pap 13 The Guardian Eu Notes

--Oalaratulatioaa are being ex- hnhtl to Mr. George Taylor of village who celebrated his Hrthday on June am. Rela-

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every day. Being a trade he can still work along that line.

ludhury of Cleve- Ohle, arrived ca the la- ea. June and. to spend the

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pleased to have her among them again.

llrs. Allan Martin who has been mending several days with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. George lien- derson. returned to hex home in Charlottetown on Friday June 3rd.

The play "A Boy Named Buc- lah" presented by the Summer- slh Baptist players in the Cen- tral Bedeque Hall on Wednesday evening. June 1st., was well pat- ronized and enjoyed.

The sympathy of the commun- IQ is extended to Mr William Nicholson of Searletown who lost Izlliiaidwelllng house by fire on June

The pantry sale put on by the Bedeque "Half Century" club at Smallman's store Summerside. on June 3rd.. was well patronized and a snug sum was realized for village improvements.

Miss R. Scott and so Byrne of Ottawa. arrived in Bedequa re- cently to spend the summer months at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Henderson. -BQ.

CALLITON W. l. efha Carleton Women's Institute held their monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Naihen Bell on

May 10th. with the presi-

dust. Mrs. Donald suuierisiia pre- aidln . The ” opened with the one Ode. followed by the

Creed in unison. Roll call was re- sponded to by eleven members.

Minute. of last meeting were read and approved. Financial state- ment was given by Secretary. It was moved by Mrs. Ralph Mac- Caull and seconded by Mrs. Albert Craswell diatmbilla amounting to

848.13. he Pl - .

Reports of committees were given: Sick Committee reported 3 sick calla made. and treats vea. New sick committee is Mrs. he-t Craawell and Mrs. Avelah Maccallum. School committee re- ported a number of articles new for school: new school committee. Mrs. John Quigley and Mrs. Ralph Maccaull is to see about getting the articles needed for school.

Finance Committee reported of inviting Cornwall play and com- mittee.is to write to see if the play could come second week in June. New Finance Committee is Mrs. Nathan Bell and Mrs. Arthur Mac- Miclren. Card committee reported a numb: of cards suit out and a hill of I cents passed in. Mrs. John Myers gave a report of the executive committee. Executive committee for next year is Mrs. Albert Craswell and Mrs. Avalah Maccallum.

Plans were made his the Insti- hh Convention: Mrs. John Myers

- address of Welcome. Host- appointed were: Mrs. Rogers. Mrs. John Quigley. James Paynter. and Mrs. s; Mrs. Heber Myers

hoist ai lnted a gs pa latne hooL

.- followed an epon-

swimming classes again

- PAIIII THEATRE

PH. - SAT. - l:3O

s of Belle 8tarr'

In Color Wostorw Maledrome

TI-I LARSEN - PEGGIE CASTLI

Also a two rool Comedy and e "CANADA CARRIE! ON”

Friday. J one. 10 1955

Enman - Collon Nupiials

A pretty wedding was solemn- lzed at Bedeque. P. E. L. on Wed- nesday. June 1 at 3 p.m., when Doreen Georgie. daughter of Mr.

- and Mrs. Calvin Cotton of North-

am, P. E. I.. was united in mar- riage with Steriing Alfred. son of Mr. and Mrs. Preston Enman. Victoria West. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Ernest I. Weeks. at his residence.

The bride. given in n1a'rrlage by her father. chose a suit of blue-grey with navy and white accessories and corsage of pink roses.

She was attended by Mrs. Al- bert Enman. who wore a navy blue gabardine suit with white accessories and corsage of yel- low roses.

The groom was ably supported by Mr. Albert Enmsn.

The bride's mother wore a light blue suit with navy and white ac- cessories and corsage of pink

attired in a costume of navy blue .with white accessories. and cor. sage of cream roses.

A reception for forty guests was held at the home of the bride's parents which was tastefully de- corated with pink and white .streamers and bouquets of pink and white carnalions. The bride's ptable was centred with a three- rtier wedding cake with a minia- llure bride and groom. The toast lio the bride was proposed by Rev. Mr. Weeks and responded to by the groom.

Mr and Mrs Elnman left nn a honeymoon trip throughout the province. On their return they will take I. residence at Victoria West . nut-nf-lnwn giiesls present at -me wedding included Mrs Lena Illiaithcw of Alliston. Mass, and

Mrs Walter Brown of Waltham. Mass. this year. Water Safety Commit-

tee appointed is Mrs. John Myers. and Mrs. Donald MacDonald. Mrs. Donald Sutherland and Mrs. Donald MacDonald are to see about getting basement oi auditorium painted right away. Curtain com- mittee reported curtain material ordered. A card of thanks is to be sent to Mrs. Walter Craig in ap- preciation for her help with the children in the musical festival. Mrs. James Paynter invited the members to her home for the next meeting. Lunch committee for next meeting is Mrs. Clifford Rogers. Mrs Donald MacDonald.

to be answered with a card; Mrs. Arthur MacMIcken to make but- ton cake for next meeting. Col- lection and cake fund amounted to 31.20. Meeting came to a close with the Queen. Lunch was served by the hostess and committee in charge.

Guests From Holland

Mr. and Mrs. John N. Fall and Mr. and Mrs. L. J. A. Biekens. Burnside. N. 5.. were week-end visitors in Crapaud. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clark Fall and family.

Mr. and Mrs. L. J. A. Blekens are from Tilburg. Holland, and arirvcd in Canada. May 26th. aboard the Holland-American liner

visit to Canada they are the guesh of Mr. and Mrs. John ll. Fall. son-in-law and daughter and son. Casey A. Biekens of Burnside. N. 5. Mrs. Biekcns visited Can- ada in 1949. This is the first Cana- dian visit for Mr. Biokcns. They plan to make their home here at some future date.

"ROYAL"

BOBDEN

Friday 3:!) p.m.; Saturday 7:15 It 9:15 p.m. Matinee Sat. 2:30 p.m. "THE LONG. LONG TRAILER" in color. starring Lucille Ball.

Desi Arnaz.

"CAMEO"

IIINSTNGTON

Friday-Saturday 7:15-9.13: Mai- lnoe 2:1!) Sal. Standard Timc Clifton Webb. Ginger Rogers In cornea - "DREAMBOAT"; also Serial and News.

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' caprron SIIMMERSIDE .

Today 3:30 - T - 9:15; Saturday 1 - 9:15 DOUBLE BILL

”0IlIl0LlNA GANNIINBIILL"

WK JIJDY CANOVA - ANDY CLYDI

Tonight 7 - 9:15 Saturday ..... 2:30 - 7 - 9:15

nine caas "

ION Ci-MNEY - GLENN LANGAN

roses. The groom's mother wasil-lospital. i

and Mrs. Boyd Lowther. roll call .

Ryndarn. During their four month-

Iln Memoriam!

HIS. THOMAS GILLESPII

After several” months illness. patience and full resignation the will of there pamed 10 her test. one oi Carleton's mu-it highly respected residents. Mrs. Thomas B. Gillespie. the former Mamie Lefurgey. daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Fenurck Le- furgey of Bedoque. P. E. 1. Before her marriage. Mrs. Gil- lsapio. taught school in several districts of the Island: and after the death of her husband. two years ago. deciding on resuming her former profession. Iilrs. Gil- lespie took a refresher course at P. W. C.. and last autumn. he- gan teaching school in Carleton. her home district. where in the primary department. for the short time health allowed her to con- tinue in her much loved work. she endeared herself to the pupils. Her removal. from her work. by sickness. and then by death. is felt as a great loss to the school and district. Mrs. Gillespie passed to her rest at the Prince County Summcrside. on April 12th. 1955. in her sixty-fifth year. Mrs. Gillespie leaves to mourn. one daughter, Doris. IMrs. Hazen Macwilliamsr of Cape Traverse. who was devoted to her mother, giving up her school work in Cape: Traverse. to be with her mother during her ilness: two sons. l-lazi-n, on the homestead in Carleton. and Gordon. Canadair Ltd.. Mnntreal. Que: two sisters. Alma I3ll'S.; Elmer Cotton! of Clinton. and Jen- nie iliirs. Reginald Barwisei of Charlottetown. and one brothcr., Harold of North Bedequc One bro-' ther. Dr. Alexander Lcfurgey pass-l ed away several years ago in .-ll-; berlnn. P E l

The funeral. which was largely attended. was held from her late home on Thursday. April 14th. 1955. the service being cnnducied by her pastor. Rev. J H Bishop. assisted by Rev. W. R. Macltay. The interment was in the family plot in the Cape Traverse Freei Church of Scotland Cemetery. be-1 side her husband. whom she lovedi so well. and had so tcnderlyi nursed in his last illness only may years before.

The pallbearers were: '.vlessi's.i Ralph MacCaull. Avalah MacCal- lum. Elmer Siordy. Earle SSWIDLI Sheldon Nicholson. and John Hav- lam.

FLOWER! Pillow The Family. Basket of Flowers

Jennie. Ernest. Victor and Pam T

Montreal. Wreaths Eliza.

Jennie and Rciz. Norman. Doe and Beulah.

Laura. Doris and Marion.

Earl

Ted Lamont. Montreal.- Pupils of Primary Department- .of Carleton School.

which Wu home Wm chrimanl Secretary and Trustees of Car- to leton School.

Carleton Women's Institute. Cape Traverse School. Cape Traverse Women's

illle.

A. A.'s Borden. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Grant.

Jennie and Ernest. Toronto. Victor. Ella and Family.

Letters of sympathy

Mrs. tario.

Mrs. B. C.

Miss

Carleton School.

Mrs. Ont. Mrs.

merside. Mr. and Mrs. Ada Grant, Char- lottetown.

Mrs. town. filrs. Mrs. Mrs Mrs. Mrs. Rev. N. S. Rci. N B. hirs

Mrs .-luni

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and Mable.

Insti-

Telegrams

L. liattoii. London. On-

Joe Conway. Upper Fraser. Jean Curley. Principal of T. R. Hardingham, London, Sleuart McMicken. Sum- l.ee Saunders. Charlotte- Ralph YilacCaul. Frank Muttart. Dorothy Campbell Reg Barwise.

Winnie Smith. H. F. MacEwen. Sydney.

llaiid Barwise. Bniseiown.. Ernest .'iiacLaren l Cards of Sympathy .

Elsie Williams Bessie. Viola and Duncan?

Cape Traverse Women's Insti- 9

Margaret Carruthers. Red Deer.- iAlberia.

Margaret and Joe Conway. Up- per Fraser. B. C.

Alarvv and Walter Farmer. Borl

rlcn

Eleanor and Paul Dawson. Oruelene Mccarville.

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and Mrs. C. B. Jelly.

Florence Fletcher.. R. N. Gladys and Joe Dawson. Joyce and Verner Norring. Magda and All Nnrring.

Stella MacLean.

Hardingham.

London. Ont. Greta and Billie MacLure. lol-

ifax.

Lyla and George Irving. Tor-

l')l'll0.

llclcn and Arthur

Mat-Micken.

Ralph and Selina MacCaul.

Gordon Mcinnis.

Mary and Clifford Rogers and Family.

l-ledlry and Cecelia Muttart.

Sheldon and Florence Nettie Hanan. London. 0nt..

Mrs

Dixon.

Pupils and Teachers of Carleton

y. Comptroller Staff. C a n s d a l r School.

Frances and Bruce Macwilliams. Ester and Frank Macwilliams.

Mable Lcaman

liams.

and Jack Mscwilllams. and Eileen MacWil-

Olive Tonmha.

Mrs.

Howail.

WELCOME

To The VISITING DELEGATES

KINSMEN CLUBS MARITIME CONVENTION

Come And Visit Us Soon Agolr

JAMES M. HARRIS

Grocer

WELCOME TO ALL KINSMEN

SUMMERSIDE IS GLAD TO HAVE YOU WITH US FOR YOUR CONVENTION. - COME AGAIN SOON ..

MARK GAUDET

Gvrenvlle Street

Q WELCOME : KINSMEII aiiii KINETTES

The people of Sumrnorside are proud to Welcome the Delegates to the MARITIME KINSMEN CONVENTION

We luiow your deliberations during the convention wll fonndeto plans that wl funlier anlionee your fine record as e

.i great service organisation.

ll-ziisilc.ll

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lvelyl all David. Jean and Beryl Murphy.

In and Mrs. William Brennan.

Glortle and Erie Taylor.

Beulah and Eric Thompson.

deffllarence. Helen and Joan Wad- p.m,.,, ML um M.-5. 3-ham. . .. Frank and Mrs. Frank Muttart. Mabel" Grace and Wanedell Mac!-ladyen. Miss Lucy Nisbet,

Sue Lowthor.

Irene Cotton

Helen and Melville Bell. Carleton Women's Institute. Frank. Murlcl and Elizabeth .

Duplessis.

Carruthers Family. Kensingioa. Julia and Tom Hall.

Tlly Mclaaac.

Annie and Nate Bell.

Mona Wright.

Gertie and James Cairns.

Mr. and Mrs. Ray Payiiter. Jennie and Finlay Dralia. Ellen Hall.

Helen and Cedric Campbell. Aunt Eliza.

John and Hazel Qulgley.

Jennie and Frank Jardine. Eva Cairns.

Willard and Hattie Leard. Edna and lleber Myers.

Maud, Joe Wadman and Family. Myrtle Wadman and Family. Mable and Arnett.

Mrs. Nina Clark.

Inez and Vic Shaw.

Lorne and Jean Carruthers. Edzar and Audrey Hardy.

Alice and Morley Muttart. Thelma and Raymond Harvey

and Family.

Fenton and June Howatt. Helen and Marian Bell.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward McLellan.

and Family. Wilbur and Thelma Family.

Mrs. Jcmina Hoiratt. Frances and Edgar Sherry.

Cairns and

Edwin and Janie Crossman. be well, .4”; Alctha and Reg. MacFarlanc.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Quigley. Mum

Millie and Elmer Francis. Em; Campbeu

Jessie G. Murphy.

Tessa and Harry Muttart.

Frank and Belle Dixon.

The Oaiway's.

Mr. and Mrs. Reg O'Connor.

Leonard lllacCarville.

Oscar and Wanda Campbell.

Mrs. Allie Gallant and Family.

Albert Muttart. H e d 1 e y and Mary.

Pat and Gord Naylor. Moni- real.

Mr. and Mrs. Irving Muttart.

Bert and Gertie Cooper.

Billy and Lucy.

Ora and Austin Campbel.

Jim and Helen Murphy.

Ads and Alex Grant.

Hazard and Bessie Gardiner and Family.

Florence and Cliff Macbougall.

Ads and Charles Crossman. lstantnn. Maris McNeill and Fam- iy.

Mr and Mrs lvan Maclviinnon.

The Harper Family. ' Avalah and Grace Maccallum. Gordon and Mildred MacDonald. Walter and Viola Lord. Harry. Rhoda and Patricia Pat-

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employed in Hamilton. turned to his home on Saturday, June 4.

The District Convention of thi Women's Institutes was held in Ellerslie on Friday. June 3, with a fair crowd in attendance.

Mr.

held

Tyne Valley

.54.... diam Niahet. who has been employed in Ontario. spending a vacation with her

training in the P.E.l. Hoaplta' Charlottetown. left by plane oi Saturday. June 4, for Vancouver, B.C.. where she will spend soni

ime visiting with friends. The Women's Institute met

the home of Mrs. Charles anf Horace Newcombe ca Tuesda evening. May 31. with a good a! tendance. During the evening on of our staunch members who i: to leave the community Mrs. lvaa Macltay. was present ed with the usual cup and sauce. in remembraucu of the lnstltutr

Congratulations are extended and Mrs. Sterling

Dorothy and Ken Muttart. Harold and Janet Cutcllffe. Prcscilla and Family.

I lle.V and Mae Crooks and Fam- l

and Mrs. Russel Macl)

Eliza and Jack Murray. Mildred and Frank Howatt. Mrs. Hazel Dystant.

Austin Nnonan. wife and lam Lillian and Charles Mclvnr. Burpee McMicken and Pam

Cards ofTI'ianks

The family of the late Mrs. B. Gillespie wish to thank their friends during our recent

letters and cards of sympathy. TREATY RATIFIED

VIENNA (AP) - The Austrian Parliament unanimously ratified Tuesday the treaty of independ-. eiice granted this Alpine country:

by the Big Four recently.

How two in foods can lielp combat

tnifultrity: i h Kebab lms ham making mid improving Alpjrsn for

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Enman who were united in marriage or Wednesday, June 1.

The annual meeting of the Pros- byierian Missionary Society was in the Manse on Monday evening. June 6.

The many friends of Mrs. Sten- iiing Williams regret she is Ill at her home and hope she will sum

for their kindness sad bereave- ment and for flowers. telegrams.

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Mr. Robert Maynard. who was

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& WELCOME TO

MEMBERS lino VISITING DELEGATES OF THE .

KINSMEN CLUBS

SUMMERSIDE IXTENDS A CORDIAL WELCOME TO ALL - KINSMEN - We trust that your Convention Deliberations will be Fruitful

And that your visit to our Town will be most pleasant. I

We are pleased to welcome you and express the liqo that you wl return soon.

susmeasios is noun or rrs KINSMIN otus .

TOWN CF SUMMERSIDE HENRY W. WEDGE, Mayor

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OFF SCHEDULE?

TRY THIS GREAT COMBINATION-All-BRAN AND MILK

An aid to health and regularity

Supplies the laxative iood bulk oi whole bras

A delicious ilisli that nrsisstes contortalilc elmiiiaiios

The greatest advantage of Kellogg's Al-Ira '1 ht I Wrfectl the CW50 OI irregularity due to inaufliciuit built.

I Chemical or drug-type laxatives. on the othq lined, an mlellded OIIIY 50! Ovtmidlt relief of a temporary stoppage. That is why the facts about one of nature's great food com- binatiorls, All-Bran and milk. will not only interest you but may even sia-prise yoa. F0f1n8f2me.cbdyoeknowtlisaboutKelogg'eAl- Bran? It is made from the outer layers of the whole-wheat kernel. Milled for maximinn effectiveness, A1i.Bm1 not only Impliu natural food hulk-but is also an caoellent dietary source of niacin. which is necessary isr the name! functioning of the body. IAII-Bran a a wholesome. good-tasting dish. And it psa- vides a safe. natural way to improve your "intaatind toue' -eo neoesmry to comfortable regularity,

Many uijoy All-Bran served with hot milk I well as with cold milk. But whateva your preicmee, be sure toget Kellogg's--the em and only All-lraa. -

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