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And Helping T0 Make It A Wonderful Success

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O'Leclry and Vicinity

Mr. and Mrs. William Pound oi Fredericton have returned to their homes after visiting their daugh- ter. Mrs. Carlyle Ramsay at Rose-

' bank.

\A very successful and enjoy- able picnic was held by St. Luke's Anglican congregation of O'Leary Corner on Tuesday evening. JulY iith. The ladies served delicious lunches and appctizing hot dogs were also served. Music was pro- vldcd by Howie Gctson and his Old Timers and by some of the other young men of the church. There were swings and amuse- ments for young and old and all had a lolly time.

-A well known resident oi Bloomﬁeld passed sway on Sun- day, July Ird. at the Western blos-

pitsl in Albcrton in the person to‘

Mrs. Elmer Knoilin. The funeral service was held on Monday after- noon July 4th. at Bloomfield United Church and was conduct- ed by her Minister. ‘lav. W. G. Dickson who paid a sincere trib- ute to her as a loving mother. a devoted wife and a hind friend and also a tins Christian lady. Che was a member of the Bloom- field Choir and took an actlva ia-

tereat in the work of the Church. To her husband and family we extend our heartfelt sympathy. The remains were taken on Tues- day morning July 5th. by Mr. Claude Jelly, undertaker, to Moncton. N. B. from whence they will be sent to the family resting place at Bellisle Creek, N. B.

Rev. J. A. and Mrs. Vincent of Wellington United Church and daughter, Shirley, were given a presentation by the Ladies’ Aid

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past week in Glenwood the gues oi hcr mother, Mrs! Ed. Bollitcr.

Smith of Ottawa, Ont.

Mrs. Nelson Ramsay is enjoying a visit at the home of relatives in Kcnsington.

Mr. Gordon Kerr, B.Sc.. is spend- ing the summer months at his home.

Mr. Hubert Campbell was a business visitor to Summersidc a couple of dsys the past week.

Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Don Camp- bell were visltors- to Summerside the early part. of the week.

Mrs. T. J. Keefe recently cnJoyed a brief holiday with friends in Charlottetown.

A cordial welcome is being ex- tended to Mr. and Mrs. Will Mal- lett since their recent arrival home from United States.

Miss Suzanne Brenton of Char- lottetown was a recent week-end guest at ihe home of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Wells.

Mrs. George Mason of Pittsiieid, N.l-I., is enjoying a three weeks visit with llcr parents. Mr. and Mrs. James Wilkie at Union.

Mr. and lVlrs. Cyril Leard have as their most welcome guests their son-ln-iaw and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Edmonds and little son from Bristol, Quebec.

Messrs. Roland Smith and Billie Hutt were business visitors to Charlottetown a couple of days in the earlier part of the week.

Mr. Le Bert Pridham has arrived home after s stay of about five months in England. His wife and two children will arrive in six weeks time.

Mr. Erie Murphy of Union. NJ. accompanied by his sister, lVi.rs. P. J. Moran of. Newark. N.J., recently motored to Alberton where they are the guests oi their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Austin Murphy.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Green and little son Dickie are visiting in Al- berton the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Green. En route from Trini- dad Mr. and Mrs. Green visited in Creston, B. C., and in Ottawa.

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Crockett are enjoying a holiday at their sum- mer cottage in Montrose. Mrs. Cruckctfs mother, Mrs. D. Camp- bell ls also vacationing ,i.n Mont- rose.

Mrs. Hartley Mullins and eon Douglas. of Saint John. N.B., re- cently paid a brief visit to the home of Mrs. Mullins‘ parent-s, lvlr. and Mrs. James Wllkic,_ Union.

Mr. and Mrs. James Wells, ac- companied by their five suns. re-

cently motored from Ottawa. Mrs.

Wells and her family will spend the summer at their cottage here. Mr. Wells has returned to Ottawa.

Misses Dora Bowncsa and Peggy Lambert recently motored from Ottawa, Ont. They are enjoying their holidays at the home of Mrs. Bowness’ parents. Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Bowness at. beautiful Mont- rose.

The congratulations and best wishes oi a host oi iriexlds are be- ing extended to Mr. and Mrs. Reg- inald Travers (nee Mabel Hardy) who were recently married in Muntrose.

Miss Barbara. Brown returned to her home in Charlottetown on Thursday. alter a pleasant week's holiday in Alberton, the guest of her grandmother, Mrs. Mary Bar- bout‘.

Mrs. Theodora Lewis, Miss Marie Lewis, Mrs. Robert Campbell. Mr. and Mrs. Willard lnman, Misses Erma and Elma lnman, and Mas- ter Wesley lnman were visitors to Summerslde on Thursday.

Mr. Eric Murphy, accompanied by his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Aus- tin Murphy, also his sister. Mrs. P. J. Moran, motored tu Halifax, N.S., where they spent the week- end with members of the Murphy family in that city.

Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Pike leit ra- cantly for Boston, Mass. Their sun Don accompanied them as far as Saint John. Mrs. Ruth Pike is spending a brici holiday in Salis- bury, from where she will go to M.R.E.C. camp in Chipman, N.B.

Mrs. Charles Profit spent the past week visiting friends in Char- iottcton. While in the city she at.- tcnded the annual convention of the Prince Edward Island Women's institutes. Mrs. Joseph Callaghan

oi the Church on Friday evening, June 24th. A pleasant evening oi music was enjoyed, and delicious refreshments were served. A very appropriate address was read by Mrs. McCarvill and the presen- tation made by Mrs. Barlow. The guests oi honor thanked their friends in a few well chosen words. Rev. Mr. Vincent has been ihe Minister at Wellington for the past three years and has done splendid work. Ha will be retir- ing from the Ministry for one year due to ill health and will be making his home at West Dev- ori, '1 miles from 0‘Leary. where he is building a home. They are receiving a welcome from the residents of West Devon and vi- cinlty.

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and Miss Bertha Doyle, official delegates of the Alberton branch of the W. 1., were also in attend- ance.

A cordial welcome is bei g ex- tended Mrs. Mary Barbour since her arrival home from Worcester, Mass, on Saturday alter an extend- ed stay of six months. She was moi at Cape Tormcntlne by motor pariy comprised of Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Barbour, Miss Mary Barbour, Frau- ces, Tom and Hilton, Jr., Barbour.

Friends will be pleased to hear that the condition of Mr. William Irving who is a patient in the Western Hospital, is much improv- ed. Mr. Irving met with a most unfortunate accident last week, when a ladder which had been propped against the barn, was blown down, while he was standing near. Warned of the fast approach- ing danger by one oi the cal-pen- ters, Mr. Irving moved quickly enough to avoid a much more ser- luus inlury, but sustained a fract- ured shoulder.

An unusually large number of young people enjoyed the informal dance held in the Institute Hall on Thursday evening, June 30th. Ex- cellent music was furnished by the Western Five Orchestra under the capable direction of Mr. J. F. White. The auditorium was decorated with native ferns and cut flowers. The proceeds of nearly one hundred dol- lars was realized in aid of the Wes- tern Hospital. Much credit is due Mr. White and sun ior ihe many successful entertainments SP0"- sored by them in aid of this insti- tutiun since its opening a few years ago.

Funeral services for the late Mrs. Herbert Clark were held from her home Tuesday afternoon at halt-past two when s large number of friends assembled to pay their last. tribute to one who was held in high esteem. The set-vim was con- ductcd by Rev. P. A. Fitzpatrick oi the United Church, assisted by Rev. J. R. MacMaholn of St. Peter's An- glican Church. Hymns sung we're: "Safe In the Arms of Jesus.” “For- ever With the Lord", and “Rock of Ages? Pallbearers were Messrs. William Leavitt, J.W. Waugh, Jesse Matthews, Arthur Bernard, W. C. Lawson, and John H. Wells. Flower bearers were Messrs. H. D. Corbett, Herbert Matthews, Russell Bowman and Hilton Barbour. The sympathy of the entire community goes out to heir husband and to her only surviving sister, Mrs. John Wilson of Charlottetown.

On ‘Tuesday. June 28th, 1949. Mr.- and Mrs. James Wilkie celebrated their golden wedding. The only wedding guest of fifty years ago to be present at the reception was Mrs. Wi1kie's sister, Mrs. Daniel Getaon of Klidare Capes. Also pre- ent at their home Tueday‘cvenlng were nine oi their children, four- teen grandchildren, and their one great-grandchild. It was a happy family gathering. During the even- ing an address was read to Mr. and Mrs. Wilkie by their oldest daughter, Mrs. Stanton Clark. and the presentation oi s radio and a purse was made by the youngst son. Mr. Alvin Wilkie. At the close oi the evening refreshments, in- cluding a wedding cake, were served. The Wilkie family is com- prised oi Arthur. oi Albcrton: Perez, of Quincy, Mass; Mrs. Stan- ton Clark (Thelma) oi Elmsdale; Lloyd, of Aibcrton; Mrs. Arthur Metherall (Lulu) who died some years ago; Mrs. George Mason (Pearl) oi Pittsileld. NJ-L: Elbert, of Lethbrldge, Alta; Sterling, at home; Mrs. Hartley Mullins (Ber- tha) of Saint John, N.B.; Mrs. Fred Ashley (Laura) of Fortune Cove: Mrs. Charles Gordon (Marcia) of Cascunlpcc; and Alvin oi’ Albsrton. Absent from the gathering were Perez and Elbert who were unable to come home for the occasion. Their friend-s and neighbors extend congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Wilkie and wish for them many more happy years together.

ALBIHTON HIGH UCIIOOI?‘

Certificate Winners: Grade 9: Ruth Pike, Ann Butts. Thomas Barbour. Grade 8: Olga McNelll, John Kinch, Garnet Campbell.

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Grade 7: Evelyn Kinch, Joan ric, Lorena Underwood. Grade d: Frances Barbour and

Sherry, Anni Profit.

Grade 5: Audrey Murphy, Ter- csn Barrett, Marlon Smith.

Grade 4: Frances Currie and Lona Hunter (equal), Edward Mo Alduff, Belle Wilkie.

Grade 3: Larry Profit, Gordon Campbell, Irving Broderick.

Grade 2: Edna Arscnault, Donna Hagen, Janet Profit.

Grade 1 (a): Carole Perry and Lorraine Campbell (equal), Winston Smith. Dorothy McNeill.

Grade 1 (b): Douglas Currie and Phyllis Matthews (equal). Primer-

Grade 9: donated by England's Garage, awarded to Ruth Pike. Grade 0: donated by J. W. Waugh awarded to Olga McNeill.

Grade ‘I: donated by Callaghnlfs

sentenced today to liie imprison- ment. Bsatty plcsdad guilty. '

Store. awarded to Evelyn Klnch.

Mary Lartcr (equal), Mary Ellen l

Grads 6: donated by H. D. Cor-

bett, awarded to Frances Barbour and Mary Latter.

Grade 5: donated by Cyril Losrd, awarded to Audrey Murphy,

Grade 4: donated by Barbour! Service Station, awarded to Fran- ces Currie and Lona Hunter. v

Grade 3: donated by Myrielrg, awarded to Larry Profit.

Grade 2: donated by Campbell's

Meat Market, awarded to Edna Arsennult. Grade 1 (a): donated by Frank

Fraser and Fred White, awarded to Carola Perry and Lorraine Camp- bell.

Gl-nde 1 (b): donated by J. W. D. Campbell, awarded to Douglas Cur. ric and Phyllis Matthews.

Special prize for best all-round student. in the Senior Room, d0- nated by Clarke's Hillside Restaur- ant awarded to Ruth Pike.—-D,

WELLINGTON Miss Cicone Arsenault is visit- ing relatives in Borden.

Mrs. B. F. Arsensult and sea Louis went to Plassisvilla, P.Q., this week.

Miss Leona Gallant of Borden is visiting her uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Arcade Arsenauit.

Mrs. Wilfred Gaudet of Sum- mersirie visited her son recently, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Gaudet.

Miss Elaine Gallant of Mll- couche is visiting her grandmoth- er, Mrs. Alex Gallant.

Dr. Raymond Reid motored to Montreal recently. lie was accom- panied by Mrs. E. F. Gaudet.

Miss Clementine Reid of Mag- dalene Islands, is visiting her sis- ter. Mrs. Dick Arsenault, and M: Arsenault.

Mr. Elmer Arsenault of Sum met-side is visiting his grandpar- ents. Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus a Gallant. '

Miss Aivlna Arsenault of Sum merside is visiting in Miscouctle. the guest of Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Gallant.

Mrs. Arthur Peters of Law- rence, Mass. spent a few weeks with her mother recently, Mrs. Lucy LeClalr, Urbainviile.

Mrs. Frank Gaudet and small daughter Dans spent a few days in iveliington recently visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Arsens P. Arsenault.

and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Green and small daughter Geraldine, all oi Moncton.N_B., were recent vis- iiors~in Wellington. the guests of Mrs. Leamans and Mrs. Greens parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alphic Gal-

lant.

Mrs. Anicette Gallant of ltGil- bert passed away at her home oa Thursday. July 7th. after s long illness. at ihe act- oi 80- 5h leaves to mourn, besides her bu! band. three daughters and fivs sons, namely, Mrs. Azllrle Arson. ault, Summcrsldr: Mrs. Fred Col» lant. Summcrslde; Mrs. Alyrc AH sennult. Jamaica Plains: Anthony in Quebec: Fred in Coleman: B" lonl in Sllmmersirlc; Isadore l! Charlottetown. and Almond. ll homo. Burial took place on Sat- urday.

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