_ to tender them a miscellaneous

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que congregation attended ‘Island-wide rally 4n Trinity Uni ted Church, Charlottetown Tuesday evening, when the Rt:

of Canada, was the speaker.

The annual Older Boys’ Con

ference for Prince County. wa held November 13-15 in O'Leary ‘The following boys from the Bed eque Sigma-C group attended: Wesley Palmer, rge Palmer Lloyd Peterson, vid Doull ‘Lloyd MacDonald and Elw MacDonald. -

Rev. Perry Allaby, Missionary

te India, was theéspeaker at the

' service in. the Baptist Church] Central Bedeque. on Sunday mor- ning. Nov. 22. He delivered anj interesting and informative ad- dress.

The Rural Conference Lif Conference for P.E.T. was hel in the ‘United Church, Bedeque on Thursday, Nov. 19. There were three sessions — 10 a.m.,-2 p.m.. and 7.30 p.m. Rev. Robert A.

-Crooks of Elmsdale was i charge. Those participating i the program during the day in/ eluded Rev. John E. Henderson, Field Secretary of Christian Ed- ucation, and Rev. J. George Rus- sell. pastor of the United Church, Sackville. Rev. J.F. MacLean] Charlottetown. Rev. C.R. Web-4 ber, Summerside, Rev. Foster Hall. Hunter River, Allison Prof, itt, Freetown, and others.

PISQUID.

Mrs. George Jay was a visitor fn Charlottetown Wednesday.

_ Mr. Floyd Jay is in the-easterng end of the Island this week where he is employed with the Domin- fon Bureau of Statistics.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lear with son Wally and daughter Lorna, were visitors in Charlotte

- town Wednesday. .

recent visitors in Charlottetown _ Mrs. Arthur Hughes. Bedfor

epent a couple of days the last the week with her parents, Mr and Mrs. Owen Kelly.

Mr. Cecil Birt is im the Prince Edward Island Hospital for treat- ment.

Miss Linda Leard and Mr. Wil- lard Watt of Moncton, N.B., seeatl

. Mr. and Mrs. Alton Jay 2 -

“Celebration” 9-pc. Living Room

er and. sister-inlaw, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Leard. where their friends gathered Saturday night

shower in honour of their ap+ proaching marriage.

Mr. and Mrs. Reg. MacNevin, Charlottetown, visited this vicin- ity during the weekend.

Mr. and Mrs. Hessell Corney and son George, Charlottetown! were visitors in ‘Pisquid Fas Sunday. They were the guests Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Jay.

Mr. and Mrs. Danny Clark,

Winsloe were Sunday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George day. \ Mrg. Walter White, Donagh spent a couple of days during the week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Owen Kelly. :

Mr. Arthur Yorston is progress- fnz favorably in the Prince Fd- ward Island Hospital. B.A

BURTON

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wilson off New Dominion: also Mrs. Am4 brose Smith of Charlottetown, “were guests of Mrs. Wilson's sis-4 ter and brother-in-law, Mr. an Mrs. Henry Dalton, Burton, oa Sunday. . Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kibbery and family of Ontario, are spending holidays at the home of Mrs. Kibbery’s mother, Mrs: Myrtle Doyle. Campbellton.

Burton, recently returned from Pleasant holiday with relative and friends in Maine and Boston «Mr. and Mrs. James McKenna Mary and Eddie’ McKenna. o Hope River: also Mr. and Mrs Edward Gallant of Summerside] were recent guests of Mr. a Mrs. Frank Butler, Glengarry Mrs. Melvin MacGregar, Bur-

Mr. and Mrs. Ivan oe eS

». for. has returned .home- from] - Western Hospitai. Atherton, where: she was receiving treat- ment and is much improved 4

health. ‘

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Ross o Moncton, N.B., were recent vis ftors of her parents, Mr. an Mrs. Melvin MacGregor, Burton.

Sincere sympathy of the com 4\

munity is extended to the be- reaved husband. mother. brothers and sisters of the late Mrs. Carlj Nicholson. the former Jean Riel- ly. O'Leary. whose death occur red following a car accident in Ontario.

Ivan O'Halleran, ~ Glengarry, who was emploved in Toronto: has returned home.

NEW STATE

Alaska’s population of 211, fricludes some 40,000 Eskimos andl Indians, descendants of ancient ‘ dmmigrants from Asia.

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