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son, Springhill, were recent itors
Mr. and Mr.
The Guardian Wednesday. June 23. 1954
‘.nmore and Vicinity
Mrs. Clarence Stewart, Chi-
cago. illinnis_ U. S A., is spend- ing two weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Smith, Vic- toria West.
Donald Hutchin- vis- at the home of Mrs. Hut- uarents, Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs.
hinson's
Alvin Waite, Ellerslie.
Mr. Riuy Ramsay. Springhill. Sterling Dymeni. Springhill, Eric Mzicilcnnan. Vic-
oria West. recently left for Goose
Bay, Labrador. “here they will be employed for the next few months.
The l'mi('(‘l i.ilIill‘S' Aid incl for their June meeting at the home of Mrs Alhert Mac-Arthur. Mt. Pleasant on June 16. The next meeting \\'lii he held at the home
of l\ir\.:. ‘Daniel MacLei>d, Vic- toria 'cs . Hero’s headache relief such as you neverthougbI.posaiblo..Jnataniine! The lCnninre's \\'omon's insti-
g““'“;-i“° i5 3 PF95C|’iP'i0D-MP8 tute met for tiimr June meeting ‘Emu El, tkhat acts a_o_faai>. so at the home of Mrs. Gordon Noye. “"3 y " at 7°" Pam 15 "3i'9"°d The July meeting will be held
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the home of Mrs.
hill.
at the home of Mrs. Sidney En-
nlilil.
The Pi(‘Si!)i4"l’iZli’l Ladies’ Aid met {or their June meeting at David Enmsn.
Frrink l\«l:icKinnon. Spring- lcit fur Scvcii islands where
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Thursday 3:30-7:15-9:15
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he will be employed for the next few months.
Mr. Wyman MacArthur and Mrs. George Bryant. etter Road, were recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas MacArthur. Enmore.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Colwill and
family, Northam. were recent vis- tora at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Enman, Enmore.
F‘. 0. Robert Ennian. and wife and family, Slemon Park, were recent visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Sidney Enman, En- more. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Williams,
Borden, were recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mil- ford Noye. Enmore.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald MacAr- thur and son Grant, Sprlnghill, were recent visitors at the home of Mrs. Arthur's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Palmer, Freeland.
Mr. and Mrs. William Os- bourne, Auburndale. .Msss.. have taken up residence in their sum- mer home, The Maple Shade, Vic-
toria West, after spending the winter months in the U. S. A. Their recent guests were their
eldest son, Howard. his wife and son, from the Canal Zone, where the temperature is 85 degrees the year around.
Mr. Jack Mm.-Kinnon and Mrs. Lawrence Dyment. Summerside. were recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank MacKin- non, Springhill.
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Colwill and son Barry. accompanied by Harold Dyment and family. were recent visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Smith, Victoria West. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Dymeni
and family of Springhill, were roc- ent visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Boyd Lidstone. Sum- merside. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Moore and
iamily were recent visitors at the home of Mrs. Moore‘s parents, Mr. and Mrs. William H. Phillips, MacNeils Mills.
Mr. and Mrs. Obhie MacArthur and daughter, Verna. Summer- side, were recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Claude MacArthur. Springhill.
The Young People’: Society of the Church of the Nazerene held their social evening at the home of Mrs. Claude MacArthur on June 11. with a large crowd in st- tendsnce.
M:. David Dyment. Sprlnghlll. recently visited at the home of Mr. James Dyment and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Dyment, Northam.
Heads Union
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Tom McLachlan, 45. of Glace Bay. N. S. a miner since he was 15, has been elected president of
the United Mine Workers (CCL) district 26. Mr. McLachlan. presi- dent of Glace Bay’: big No. 1-B local, defeated Freeman Jenkins, who ruled the UMW for the last 12 years. A former president of the Nova Scotia federation of la- bur, Mr. I\icLuchian has never served on the UMW executive board. the policy-making body. - (CP Photo).
l.\'\'ERNESS SCHOOL (Grading report)
Grade )(.—1. Joan Biggar: 2. Charity MacDonald 3. Valeria Cos- tain.
Grade IX.—l. Marlyn sharbell; 2. Simon McDonald; 3. Clovis .Vla;.'- nard.
Grade \'Il.v—l. Carol Biggar.
Grade vi.—1, Carl Maynard: 2 Madonna McDonald; 3. Hilton Wil- son.
Grade V.—1. Florence Coughlin: 2. Colleen sharbell: 3. Judy Biggar.
Grade IIl-1. Everett Biggar; 2. Frniicis Maynard; 3. Blake Shar- bell.
Grade II. — 1. Bruce Reeves; 2. Claude Frederickson; 3. Robina Mil- ligaii.
Highest average. Florence Cough-
lin. Grade IV. 97'...
Perfect attendance, Cynthia Mac» Dougall.
’I‘eacher—M:rs. Oscar Macblelll. Conway. visitors at the home of their daughter and son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth Campbell. St. Elesnors.
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Bryant and family. North Enmore, were
i of Mr. and Mrs. Emmet Callag-
, Maurice
‘ of Bonshaw.
St. Louis And Vicinity
Austin Callaghan of Framingbam, Mast. spent the week-end of June la at the home
han.
Clarence Tool: ware recent
Mr. and Mrs. of Charlottetown. visitors at the home of Mrs. Toole‘s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Myers. They were ac- companied by Mr. Arnold Toole
Mr. Nelson Perry who in em- ployed In Halifax, N.S., spent the week-end of June 6 at his home in Palmer Road, guest of Mr. and Mrs. Aubin Perry.
Friends of L. A. C. Raymond Doucette are pleased to know that he was involved in an antomobile accide.i to be able to return to his home in St. Edward's. He was accompanied home by his wife who has been residing in Hall- fax, N.S., in order to be with him. At present they no the guests of Mr. Doucette'| moth- er, Mrs. Fidele Doucette. They also visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Desgle in Ebb» fleet.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gaudin and family of North Rustico, were recent visitors at the home of Mr. Gaudin's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gaudin, Sr., in St. Edward's.
Mrs. Joseph P. Gaudet recently visited her father, Mr. J. LeClair and other members of- her fam- ily in Tignish.
Mr. Ferdinand Brown spent the week-end of June 6 visiting with
friends and relatives in Hali- fax, N Friends of Mr. Emanuel My-
crs of Leoviile, are sorry to know he is a patient at the Western Hospital, and wish him a speedy recovery.
Miss Lorna Peters and her bro- ther Wayne, have returned to their home, after having under gone tonsillectomy at the West- ern Hospital. They are the chil- dren of Mr. and Mrs. Felix Pc- ters. Miss Catharine Perry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Perry, returned on the same day.
Maurice Myers was a re- cent visitor at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Clarence Toole and Mr. Toole in Charlottetown.
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Myers and
Mr.
family were recent visitors at the home of Mrs. Myers’ par- ent's, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mur-
phy in Ebbsfieet.
Miss Doris. LeClslr of Tignish. recently visited at the home of
Boston. llau.. to spend the week- end of June is. at his home in
candles. and a Dunn well-mes laden with gifts.
o gifts weraliliyers. Mu.
Doucstto
on were read by |g"_ lraclofl
antly surprised on Juno 5, when a large number of her neighbours and friends gathered at her home to honor her on her 30th birth- day. A delicious lunch was'sei-ved by her two daughters. Mlu Lydia and Marie Doucstte. assisted by their girl friends. After this she was presented with a beautiful birthday cake decorated with
premises.
electric ‘extension to serve the Norboro - Cl nton - New London area has been approved for construction.
Residents in this area, who have completed con- tracts for rural service with the Maritime Electric Company Limited, are hereby notified to wire the];-
Pubiic Utilities Commission
Charlottetown
Prince Edward Island.
Ebbsfleet. the est of Mr. and opened by Mrs. Eddie Bernardthankod everyone present for mu Mrs. Richard oklor. and the ‘accompanying vanes andkind roinambrancu. 3 ’ Sincere congratulations are ex- tended to Mr. and Mrs. James 0‘- Bricn of St. Louis. who recently celebrated their sou: wedding an- nlversary. Mr. and Mrs. William Pt-ofitt of Summersidg. recently visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ger- ald Proiitt. Mrs. Cyril Doucetts was pleas- :. Nofioeyk ‘hereby ‘wen umt the pro rural
Refrigerators
_We have a number of Re- frigerators, both electric and kerosene that we are offer- ing at reduced prices.
DAWSON’S SERVICE STATION
Crapaud P. E. I.
Special Paint Sale
We have a quantity of Point that we are offering at’ prices to clear.
Outside Paint. reg. $7.55 per gal. Sale Price .... .. $5.75 Inside Enamel, reg. $2.50,
per qt. Sale Price ...... .. $1.73‘ Swing Satin, reg. $2.20 pe , qt. Sale Price .......... .. $1.50‘
DAWSON’S‘ SERVICE STATION , Crapaud P. E. 1.," l
Hay Machinery
Mowers. tractor and horsel drawn; Rakes, dump and side delivery; wagon, Road- master, reg. $160.00 less tires; sale price $160.00, tires included. Hay loaders. stockl taken in trade.
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A good assortment of used
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