DECEMBER 9. 1953
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sunday guest with Mrs. H. D. Car- belt. Alberton.
Mrs.,Paulinus Kelly is spending some time with her daughter Mrs. Harry Dunn and Mr. Dunn
Mrs. Elmer Adams, and son, John. and Miss Blanche Adams also left recently for Toronto.
Her many friends regret to learn that Mrs. James Sullivan is a pa- rinnt in Western Hospital.
Mrs. Ada MwoArt.hur had as re- mnt guests her son, Alvin, Mrs x1;.rA:-t.hui- and family. of saint lnhn, N. 3-
m. and mu. Brendan Wallace l
md son Reginald. left recently for Toronto where they expect to spend the winter months.
Mr. Howard Adams recently mninred to Toronto where he will gpnnd a brief holiday before N- wrnlng home.
The sincere sympathy of many ':-ends is being extended to Mrs. il,1:'n'.d Doyle and family on -the ms of a beloved husband and "”:l(lT
(vnxzratuistions and best wishes aL'5n extended to Mr. and Mrs in-rv Sentner thee Leota Wood. R.-mn-, on their recent marriage
S-urmncrside.
Mr. and Mrs. Jamu Currie. xi.-.-. Harry Wells, Mrs. John W. Aclwms. and Mrs. Ralph Adams. armored to Charlottetown on Nov.
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('nngr:1tulatiOn.! and best wishes we also extended on their recent rige in Toronto, to Mr. and Benjamin Matthews. Mr. xiwilir-'.i's is the eldest son of Mr. .':'ll'l Mrs William Matthews, Elms-
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xir. Robert Weeks. Charlotte- -, 2. was a visitor recently to
nisdale and vicinity. He visited his sisters, Mrs. Hazel Cam-, . and Mrs. Hamid Pratt.
iinr many friench learn with nlcasure that Mrs. Bruce Currie is mmnr It enod recovery UK! will p the Western Hospital in the -- ll future.
Congratulations and best wishes are extended to Mr. and Mrs. leizh nrifiln (nee Elsie O'Hallo- nm. Cape Wolfei tm their mar-
uy nn November 26, at St. .mrk's churchulnt 1.
Kira. Vincent Hall-ll. l..N. (nee' Mai-ins Sullivan-) returned to New 'r'n.'k on Monday. after spending ti-in past six months caring for :.- mother, Mrs. James Sullivan. ."."v- u'n..K accompanied by her aunt. it as Frances Doyle. who was re- li'nil'lk to Augusta. Maine.
Hearty congratulations are be- '."": r-xirnded in MI. and Mrs. i"lv1rlex G. Dunn on the attain- ment. of their 40th wedding anni- verses-y, recently. on this Joyous aw-union they were guest of hon- R'l' at a sumptuous goose dinner. wwd at the home of their son. Mr Merrill Dunn and Mrs. Dunn R.o'.'. Dr. W. E. Monaathan and all members of their family were also present. '
Mira. Lloyd Adams was hooteas on Dec. 1 to members of lllmsdale W I. for their monthly meeting. Fifteen me t . and some visit- nra were present. A grab-bag was planned for next In . It was decided to provide the usual l"lil'llllIndl treats for the children and to pack a box for a patient in "re sacred Heart Home. Next nv-Ming is to be held at the home oi Mrs. Merrill Dunn.
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. The December meeting of Nor- imro Women's Institute was held Dev. 1 at the home of Mrs. J. A. nnd Mrs. Clark Harding.
The meeting -d with Mrs. Eimer Stewart pa . Ilhurteen mnnibers responded to the roll call by an xchange of Christmas gifts.
it was decided to donate to to the T. B. League and O6 to cana- dian National Institute for the Blind. Mra. Alex Douglas was ap- imznted to make the Christmas toys for the orphanages. Each i7lI'.'il.bN' was Invited to donate mzht bags of home-made candy vu sell at the school concert, and the president and secretary were naked to buy the usual treats.
Santa Claus was-a. welcome vis- i"i" in the meeting and capebly W-vi as auctiomer for the auc- lmn sale. and the sum of AIIJJ an: realized.
Mrs. Harland Day invited the members to meet at her home for llie next meet' ,, when the roll will will be answered by handing ill material for a quilt and also a -'l"Hr bag. The birthday box was named around and collection am- ounted to 31.30.
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been serving in the Canadian Army in Germany, is spending a furloug-h with his wife and family in Breadalbane.
Breudalbane and Vicinity Friends will be pleased to learn
that Mrs. Millage Macbeod is. out brain after her recent illness.
--w Mr. and Mrs. Carl Woolner and their daughter, Olga, Stanley Brine. were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Robinson on Nov. 22.
Miss Diane WE; and Miss El- eanor Murray. Charlottetown.
with the latter”: parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Murray, Breadalbane.
Mr. and Mrs. Clive MaoNeill and
Mr. James Craig, who is em- played in Saint John for the win- ”? m0nl4h8. El-"Mint the week-end. of Nov. 29 at his home in Bre:idal- bane. '
Lionel Robinson.
Dorothy Cullen. Charlottetown. were visitors to Breadalbane Dec.
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llrlslitown W.l. llold ' lAnnuaI Meeting
The annual meeting of Irish-
spent the week-end of Nov. 29 town Women's Institute was held
at the home of Mrs. Daniel Hick- ox. The president brought meet- ing to order, and 22 members an- Swered roll call by paying fees.
their two children, Lois and Rich- Two visitors were present. Sixteen ard, North Rustico. were visitors members subscribed to Institute at the home of Mr. and Mrs. News.
The retiring president thanked members for their co-operation
Miss Grace Campbell and Mia during the year and wished the
new president every success in the coming year. Reports of commit- tees followed: sick, one call made;
school. visited school and purch- ased necessary article. The teach- er reported having purchased a
for the school, paying half for these articles. New
MacLeod; school, Mrs. Prontt and Mrs. Archie Johnstone. l The treasurer gave a gratifying report: A total of 31,029.47 was was raised in the put with an expenditure of 8466.98, leaving a balance of 5500.49. with this it was decided to pay of! eleven de- bentures and interest on Hall debt. Mrs. Borden Campbell. card sec-
394.90 worth of cards and hadsold
set of nature books and an atlas for Hall. the Government year from this cake.
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retary reported having purchased bell,
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same at a profit of 326.09. It was decided to continue with button
cake and purchase more silverware. 514.67 was collected la-tl
Fish liver oil capsules were re-
siok committee appointed ceived and distributed. The see- were Mrs. Wilfred Campbell, Mrs. retary reported hnvlnz sent 31 to Ernest Johnstone and Mrs. H. B..Jubilee Endowment Fund, 32 to HalseylDra.ma. Association
for group memibership. Mr. Barry Bugden had been contacted in regard to his services in helping prepare a play. Further information had been received in regard to First Aid claam and separate commit- tees were appointed to look after each matter: play committee. Mrs.
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committee. Mm. H.B. Maobeod, re-elected: directors. Illa. John
Mu. Wilfred Campbell. Mrs. John f;'r:f”ba:f;'f"mg:::” auxmg :4: Evans and Mrs. Clayton Stavert.
lGo.)rge Mar,-Lead, Mrs.ClalrCamp- A request to canvas the distiuct 'he.ll, re-elected; pra secretary. in aid of the blind was received llvfrs, Ellis Profltt: art.-liitnmtilre and a special collection at meet- corwener. Mrs. Harold Muiaeod: ins WM taken up. card secretary, Mrs. Clair Camb- The Red Cross convener was re- bell; organist, Mrs. George Mu- quested to send for material for Lead, re-elected; Red Chou con- psewing and knitting. Two mem- I vener. Mrs. David Campbell. T!- ibers expraeed their thanks forleiected. treats and cards received while Next meeting will be held in the aick. hall. with an exchange of Chitin!- Mra. Eva. Pickering took the mas gifts and a Olzrietmu tree. 1 chair for election of officers which .----r- --ev- 'resulted as follows; president, Mrs. STURDY TRAVEI-L333
l Archie Johnstone; vice - president,
Eva Pickering, Mrs. Borden Camp- Mrs. Leigh Paiynter; secretary, Arctic sled dog teams with ex- Mrs. Archie Johnatone and Mrs. Robert Btewert, re-elected: lpert drivers may cover as much as Mrs. Leigih Paynter; First Air treasurer, Mn. Clayton Stavert. 100 miles a day with light loads.
Mr. Reggie Robertson, who has 3
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