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THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN
u(:rOBER 11 not
BIIAGPS STOCK NEWS
i Manufacturers have advanced the price on Port-
land Cement.
ORDER TODAY
Our early July prices on lieavy thick butt slate surfaced shingles. roll-brie siding. insulated brick, in- sul-stone, insul shingle. siding. roll roofing. asphalt felt, asphalt sheathing have not changed. Since then there
has been a heavy advance in frciglit, which was not included in our price.
Ill'Y AND l3l'll.l) AND liEl'Allt THIS YEAR AND SAVE .ll()NEY.
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Prince County Hospital BENEFIT DANCE
At
THE IMPERIAL DANCE PALACE Monday, October 15th.
Spoiisorerl by Rotary Club of Suinniersitle lllotlern and Old Time Dancing to Excellent Miisie. PIHZICS:
1--Cash Prize for Li-irlies aml (iientleineii Step-l):tii(-ing. 2-Cash Prize for Best Dancers (Lady and Gentleman) 3-Valuable Door Prizes.
Also Special Eutertitininaz Features. Dtuiciiig from 9:00 - I200 o'clock - Adniission 2,Hl.0ll Dress Optional.
CAPITOL Summon-side
TODAY .'i:.'lt)-T:l.'i-9:l5
JOHN FORD'S iu,gy successor to .-Fore Apuztw" tinrl Sli- ' Won: A Yellow Ribbon
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ALSO LAll'le;.S'l' .Vi?;tt's or 'i'lll'1DAY FRlDAY-SATliRl)AY - 2 BIG HITS Rtrv Roizers in "IIEART (IF THE R()(3l(ll'2S'
and lluiiiphrey Bogart in
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I O Leary and . o . VIClI'lll'y Mrs. Jaiiics .h1:Ir(:Sl1PBft. 5111111".- field West. is visitiinz in Maine.
ithc iztiesi of her son and (laughter.
3 Picture shciws the Princess and ;Duke of Edinburgh as they pass before the Houses of Parliament yin Quebec City. Oct. 9th.
was united in the. bonds of holy itiatriiiiony to Miss Iris A. Sand-
M Hnhmx crs, (liuightei' of Mr. and Mrs. HE.
1 Mrs. Vlitltl i . . . . .S):Clli the par: '.lcf'i-1 at till? lioiiie bnmlms of nNm"' B'C' of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ro- ' 7. ' I . y . , Anion: the 0Leiiiy students belt Enplzuid. Spitnzficld Vtest. mm are mking Courses at mum. ”"” . tioniil institutions in Charlotte- i - ' i i . N ' . - FlThf.lm'd V? r:(r;)'11hl9m Hh:.q.lPdo”?. - town who spent the Thanksi:iv- I 9'5 19' "A" t -i ” A .ing week-end at their homes were:
th" hom" "I M” and Mm" Rob?” Fretlii Strong. lCl;:;i Ellis. Arthur Eiiclaiid. Sprliiofield West on Suii- gmnmn and Jun" MacDonald.
car. ; - , - .' ' 'r I i Among the students who spent 1 Alfred Diiziiaii Wlltl-1S ein- Thanksgiving weekend M their P!0.l'Fd With "19 CWOP 1” Ch"'”.lion1es and who are attending edu-
I1vtlf't0lll1 KIWI” Th7”l"45gi”'l3ieational institutions at Charlotte-
uerkemi at lllF home in O'l.ear:'.,...,m wow. Rosamund MMLMHV
with N5 Wnllt :Phyllis Mclsaac, Thelma Betts. 'i " Peggy Ellis.
Wilfred Harris who is with the. if FTP?” .C3'8PLi5 599??! Arnold MacDonald. the capable "K 5 "V W91 1" 93”” sand obliging mechanic at the guest of his pnreiils. Mr, and Mrsuicoyop Garage in O-Learyp I wt. IA" HF”'1'”- jeran of World War II. has enlist.- i ”' ' . ed in the RC.A.F. He has two
M” w'”'”'" Km-V N J3”ia.lm'i brothers in the Air Force, Garth P131"-L U-5--N 1'35 be?” Vmmmiand Jewell. They are sons of Mr. PI" T'r10:,39T- ans Dgvldl M3'D””';end Mrs. George MacDonald of ad 0 est 'i1pc. n ier i'eturn.0.u, . p trip she will be, nrcoiiipniiled by" my
I Verna Stetson.
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M9"("9"- N- B” ”"""' lh” Th""ks"il'llorent-e Mm-Nevin) and little non Rll'i”K W””kf""" "' ”""'i h”m”iof Halifax nre spending a holiday in VK'est Dexon, the guests of their in 0-LN"... H”. Ems, of hm- pments, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. firing: mmhr.-r. M'rSp Du" Mm.Nm.i”' Hm. and Mr. and Mrs. Frank (.)livcr.thusbnnd. n ”,',,mn of world war ' . lll. is stationed in Halifax with Rev. GB. and Mrs. Cunnmt-z- the R. c. A. I-'. nnd will shortly ham. Albertoii. and young son. hp .-.-,,m,.,; to Peter are in Plrtoti. N.S. wherethi, 1...-inugii. Rev. Mr. Cunningham is attend- . . in: the sessions of the Mrtritlnie --Rev. H. Malcolm Burgess of Synod of the Presbylcrimi Church Oxford. N.S.. former Minister of .thc Church of the Nazarene in 'oi'tiim-est in manv rrii-iicis in l0tLenry for three years. Wu the Oilmary and vicinity was the mar- Jzuest spfaker at U18 0'LCll"l' tinge performed Aiuziint 25th.. ism Church on Thursday ntaht. Oct. in Trinity United (ihurch in Not. 4th.. in the interest of the Church's son. B. C. when Koimevii R. Tiirn- raver. Rev. Mr. Burgess who is an er, son of Mrs. Alice Tui'nei' and active Young P009155 WON”? WM imrmly welcomed back and was lheard with interest. by an appre-' lclative audience.
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0'l.eary to spend
i Y'l'hv West Devon I'nltr-tl Cliurt-it l
. niing Pr-oplclso l'inlnn5 met. Nan
-. . . iFrirlny night. elober .th. at e Khsslxnrox 'homc of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Grigg. 'ithiii-ram. Friday. sniiii-tiny 7;i5.i'rhe pre-ttd""v M”! Ruby Cornish 9:15. Matinee SIllltl't'lny 2:30. See presided. The minutes were read Bud Ahhott and Lou ('nstelIti in h.V Mill NOFMR GFIKIL Th?! MAW "THE FOREIGN l.E(El()N" uiih.tWr- Rein W. 0. Dtvkmn led in Plitrlvln Medinn. This IS tlveirl'llf' study of ehnntorvtwo of the funniest show in .1 ion: tllnPl5l'ud.l' Wink. "Hftw W0 G0t- 0111' Tlic)"re up to their "l-Inrs” in Rlhlw "fl"? Vt'htCh llttmfl and
sand! tip to their lC)es in troti-'”l"”5'5 W0" "I.'0.VPd- Th" 7719"" hie? up to their funny hone-liendslinl I"'05”d With ""3 Mill-3011 BNP in liuiizhs. Also Serial and News. 9d"'”0"- Th? "9?" TTIGPNVIR WI" the in two weeks time at the home blot the vice-preirident. Mrs. Eric MacNr-ill.
Mrs. Rennie -Crn-eron and baby are spending some time in 0'Lear,v. the guests of her parents. Mr. and
.Mi'S. Dan MncPlicrson. Mrs. Cam-
lcronttnrele. Miss Jean MacPhei-son). . y . y . span . a summer months at Ox-
Frt 830 8"" 7'30 9'30 tlord. N. 5. where her husband was ,the United Church strident minia- ier on the Thompson. us. mlulon field. close to Oxford. Mr. Cam- cron. whose home is in Sydney. N8. is it graduate of Mount Al- llson University in Sackvllle. N33. and this spring obtained his I. A. degree. He is new continuing his
The greatest storv of our time!
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hrr m"t1W- At the 2 r..x1. service at Brim E 0' .l'nited tfhurch on Sundzt). Oe- llari')' M:ieiitisl:iiirl. mu of Mrumbel. nhl um Minn”... Rmx W. and MY-M "- 'M5"'Al'hf"”"dl-IG. Dickson baptized the infant sonl B10”m”9l'l- 3 K'”i"" " 9”" of Allan Roy. of Mr. and Mrs. Allison A('5't""1.V in S"i'k)'l”9- Nrll-ired Mat-liinnon of Miscouehe Fl. SDPDI ll!" 'l'h1IHlx'SKlvInl-' ho” who was born in Summerside on. idui at his lionie. lium. gmi. 195p 'rm-pg was 3' M M rl""(e . I F liir;:e congregation prcsent.
- isseir S III cy irigg Int ir;in- yj
""5 01lV"- Wh” "9 "mm"-”'d mi Mrs. Georrze Stewart (nee Miss
'sTTiuin"cs'Ei'i'Tii'ii.-7iEEw7?t”1:'iE.7Yt'ih Divinity Hall in Halifax, NS.
iii. liomiltl Mat-l,:iti;:liliii lin(I Mrs. Mzit'L.iiii;:liliii of Sat-kville. N. l3.. spent the week-end in O'-
Lbaiyv and were the guests of Mrs. William Bernard and Mr. Bernard. They attended divine worship iSunday night. Oetoher Tlli sit. the lO'l.eiii;v lliiitetl ('iiureli and re-l ceivetl a wiirni weleome from their
'mnny friends. Dr. hlzit-Lntiplilin who has his Ph.D. degree from McGill University is Professor of Chemistry at Mount Allison Un-
iversity iiiitl l)eiiii of Men.
There was a large otleiirlunce at the l-Iveninz Auxiliary of the O'Leary United Church which met
on October 4th ill the home of Mrs. Herbert Yntelier. The wor- ship service was r-ondueterl liy
Mrs. Stanley Dumille. ussistecl hy
Mrs. Edwin Turner. Mrs. Thrimns Phillips. Mrs. Kenneth Cziinphell. Mrs. Mae Palmer. Mrs. VV.
Dickson and Miss Er.-i J. Mac-
Lennan. The president. Mrs. Ger- ald Gamhlo presided. Mrs. Thom- as Phillips nave ll fine temper- ance. reacting on "Who Are The Brave". Delirious refrcslinients were served by Mrs. Claude Mac- Neill. Mrs. Lewis Bernard and Mrs. Foster Ellis.
The Women's lVIlliSlnlllll')' Society of the 0'l.cary l'nilerl K-Illll't'Il met on Friday afternoon, October 5th. in the sJndny School room of the Chtirch with the president. Mrs. Alice Turner openini: the meeting. The worship and study was con- dueted by Mrs. W. G. Dirksnn who was nnisted by Mrs. .l M. Mitc- Wlllinm and Mrs. .lohii Matthews.
A paper on ”Stew;irdsliip" was given by Mrs. (llatitlc Jelly and on "Temperance" by Mrs. Ed. MneDou;zall. Mrs. A. J. Mittheson
gave a report of the hos of cloth- ing which the W. M. S. packed for Labrador which the ladies valued at one hundred dollzirs.
There was a splendid attend- Ince Sunday ?V('lllIIQ. Oct. 7 at the West Point Pre.-bvterlan Church, when an inipi'es.sive Thank- ctferlng service was conducted by members of the Women's Mission- ary Society. Mrs. .Ei-iiest Mae- Pherson. President. presided. Prayer was offered by Mrs. Char- les smith. Readirigs were given by Mrs. Lionel Livingstone and Mrs. Percy MacPherson. A solo, "Make Me a Blessing” was splen- didly rendered by Mrs. Melvin Ellis of 0'Leary. The offering was taken up by Mrs. Walter MacWil- llams iuid Mrs. Carl Easter. A splendid int-ssapze was broiiglit. by Rev. bcrton. the minister.
After giving splendid service as the supply minister of the.West Cape Pastoral Charge of the Un- ited Church of Canada since Aug- ust 26th.. Rev. Walter J. Dom- villc of Fredericton. NB.. preach- ed his farewell service on Sunday October 7th and is returning to his home in the New
Georgia Cunningham of Al- G
Bloomfield and Vicinity
Mr. Frank McDougall'ivu in Milmtniguh recently on business.
Mn. Doris Palmer recentl spent 1 week-end in Bloomfield. -Mr. and Mrs?-Mdhco McKay and Judie and Norma recently spent a few days in Middleton.
Miss Norma Gallant, Prince of Wales college. recently returned to her home here for H. few days.
Mr. William Molone., Bloom- field was visiting relatives in Portage. P. E. I. recently.
Mr. George Broolrlns was in Bloomfield on Thursday. October 4th on business.
Messrs Hal Nordstmm. mid Hcrby McAusland were in Cape wolf on Wednesday, October 3rd.
Mr. and Mrsn.HtJ-ack Foley and family were visiting in Charlotte- town recently.
Mr. Leigh Griffin, egg grader of Bloomfield. is sick and is being relieved by Dan McKay.
Messrs Neil hind-Patti Ai-sciiault are busy cutting pulp for Mr Ramsay Arsrnault.
Mr. and Mrs. VlV.i-lllam Oil-iollarn were in Szimmerside on business
ireccnllx-.
A shower was held at. the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Smith in honour of Mrs. Bertha MacAus- land.
Freddie Keefe, Charlottetown. re- cently spent a few days at their homes in Bloomfield.
Mrs. Elizabeth Mricnniigall. of the all of R. T. Holmaiil-i, Sunt- lT.C1':'ld(', is spending some time at tier home.
Messrs Vance McKay, Keith Pratt. and Jack Foley attended the meeting of the Retail Mer- chant Associatioii in 0lLcary on Wednesday evening. October 3rd.
Mrs. Albert McKay. accompani- ed by sheril. Audry and Lowell, left Bloomfield recently for Tor- onto. Mrs. McKay will join tier
is a retired minister. has done ex-
Gi cellent work. He has visited the
old. the sick and the shut-ins. and has started the Glemvood United Church Youm: People's Union. The West Cape pastoral charge com- prises the three congregations of Bethel. Cape Wolfe and Glenwood. The fully modern "and completely furnished mange is at Springfield West. only seven miles from the villaize of O'Leary. The Interim Moderator of the charge is Rev. W.G. Dickson of O'Leary and Mr. Cecil Gorril of Glenwood is the recording steward and secretary of the pastoral relations committee. The Octtiber meeting of the Glenwood women's Institute was held at the home of Mrs. Bayfleld Betta on Tuesday evening, Oct. 2nd. In the absence of the recre- tary, the minutes and correspond- ence were read by Mrs. Elbert Betta. acting secretary. The Prea- ldent. Mrs. Lorne Betts presided. After the routine business was dis- posed of a "Jumbled words" can- test by Program Committee was enioyed. Mrs. Stanley Mclsaac kindly invited the members to her home for the November meeting. After the adjournment a delicious lunch was served by the I-ioateai nssii-ted by committee in charge. Musical selections by Mrs. Willard Betts and Miss Maxine Bells were much enjoyed. There Wvere very large congre- gations on World Wide Commun- ion Sunday. October 7th at the United Church services at Bloom- field at it am. and Well: Devon in the afternoon 'and 0'Leary at
night. The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper was given in all places by the Minister. Rev. W.
. Dickson to liirze number of Communiennta at each Church. As- sisting the Minister were the following Elders: lit Bloomfield: Alhnn W. Craswell. Lester Profltt
and John R. Dlgnnn. At Wl'St Devon: Charles Moreahead and James T. Vvootl. At O'Lcary: A.
J. Malhemn and John Mnreshend. At OIL:-nry the. Minister dedicated in beautiful Communion Table, the
Briinatvlck capital. In his short. pastorate. Rev. Mr. Domvillc. tvho'
slit of the Sunday School and lovely Cninmiinion Linen. the gift of the Lndiea' Aid.--AZ.
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HAZELBROOK SCHOOL
Report for September.
Grade IX 1. Velma Myers Ludloxv Carver teqiiaii.
Grade VIII 1. Helena Pippcy.
Grad: V 1. Helen Wood 2. Audrey Pll1Pf-'.V-
Grade IV 1. Estelle Coadv 2- Ruby Pippey 3. Kathryn P1999)?
Grade Ill 1. Billy Coady.
Gracie 1 A 1. Bruce Pippcy 2. Linus. Coadik I Grade I B 1. Kenneth Jones 2- lCheryl Myers 3. Reggie Coady.
Grade I C 1. Norman Pippey and Lowell Farquharson (equal.
Highest average for the month: Bruce Pippey.
Highest attcndzincez Linus Coady
Teacher Kay MacKinnon.
husband who is employed at car- penter work there. ,.M. Keith Pratt, by Pilot Officer L. Horslcy of Manchester. England, and Pilot Officer Brion Corbett of Yoerel, England. were in Monctnn. New Brunswick. on business, on Mon-
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Continued from page 10 ' her lap was a plate of food. WlI.h- l out hesitating. Fat Johnny reach- ed ovcr and helped himself. Then he sat. up very straight on the box, until he had finished eating what-i he had taken. "Does he eat: bread?” asked Farmer Boy. Aunt. Sally laughed. "He cats everythintg. "she said. "He loves cake. when I have apple pie 1 al- ways share it with him. It would be easier to say what he doesn't eat than what he does eat." She reached over on the table and picked u-p a big piece of cake. She held it. out to Fat Johnny. "Would you like a piece of my birthday cake?” she asked softly. "it is my 00th birthday today." She turned to Farmer Brown's Boy. "You never thought to see an old lady ninety years old sharing her birthday cake with a Wood- chuck. did you?" she said.
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