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I O Leary and O I I VIcIlllI'y

Mr. J. Albert Grin. Wait Dev- on, has been appointed caretaker of the 0'L.eary Legion Home.

Mr. George Show. Capo Wolfe. was a recent visitor to Charlotte- town where he attended the P. E. l. Presbytery meeting or the United Church and represented the West Cape pastoral charge.

The pupils and teachers of the primary, intermediate and junior rooms or the OtLi.-ary school en- ioyed Valentine Parties on Feb- ruary 14. The children exchanged Valentines and enjoyed delicious rctrcsliments. The teachers or the rooms are Mrs. Mae Palmer. Mrs. John Mattlievts and Craig.

-The West Devon United Church Young People's Union held 21 party ill the Institute Hall at West Devon on Wednesday night, February 1.3. There was an attendance of thirty-four. An

' Mr. Miss Pea.rl'

THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTFETOWN

Oonwny dfld I l Vicinity 3

were in sunimeraide on business recently.

Mr. John A. !llacKin.non, Con- wa.v'a oldest citizen. was in Sum- nierside on business recently.

Miss Donna Palmer, teacher at Brae school. spent a recent week- end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John W. Palmer and sister Lois at Freeland.

Shelton Adams. fourth of Wales spent a tutti h-s parents. Adonis.

-Mr. year student at Prince College. Cliailntictowii, recent llflfllx-(lll'I and Airs. Artlitir

Mr. George Henderson, first year year student at Prince of Wales College, Charlottetown. spent fl rt-cciit wot-k-end with h.'.. parents. Mr and Mrs. Edaar Hon- tlerson, Frccland

Mrs. John Broome has returned to her home in Conway after a.

evening of fine films was enjoyed.

The 0'Leary community projector W39 Oileratcd by Elmo Crozier. Rev. W. G. Dickson was Chair- man. Drlu-lous rr.'i'cshine-ius wcrc served.

Thirteen members of the 0'Leary United Church Young

Peoples Union held a very enjoy. ahlc Valentine Party in the sun. day School room of the Church "H FE'DI'U3r.V 14. The President. Miss Hester Boater. led the wor- ship service. Jolly games we;-9 lcd by the President. also Miss Lva J. MacLennan, and the min- ister, Rev. W. G. Dickson. Treats of candy and fruit. were passed around. The meeting closed with the Mlzpah Benediction.

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ishort visit uitli relatives in Eller-

St. Louis and Vicinity

Mr. Eddie J. Bernard has re- turned to his home after spend- ing the past two months in Chip- man. N. B.

Mia Rose Marie Bernard and her little sister. Jean. spent a re- cent: week-end with their grand- mother. Mrs. Ellen Le Clair in Tlgnlsh.

Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Pei-ry have returned to their home in Palmer Road after visiting re- latives and friends in Ontario.

Mr. liiddir Blanchard. Piusville Mas a recent visitor at. the home of Mr. and Mrs. John N. Rich- ard.

mas Ellen's lilarf

Continued from page 2 and knee on axe on one or the black-painted and orange kitchen chairs. commenced the sharpen- ing. it is sometimes a quiet chore, Cf,jl;,1;fe.f,f.Yj," 0" - tiff”2?z..'Li..f.””if.i..a?"”llII5.'

Mrs. Stephen Gallant was I re- cent visitor at. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Gallant.

and Mrs. ltaymond Bet- and family. who returned England a few months ago,

Mr. nard from hand tit-or

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Mr illitl Mrs Cecil Hardy, Pit-c-. land, were in Tyne valley rr-cent-l yly visiting: Mrs. Ernest Hardy whny ;is a patient at the Stewart Mem- iorial Hnspiin: tlicre.

-cps ()N.'Iltilifl tlriinpht-ll. of (7:tli::iry. c-cntre, instruct three South Koreans in how to operate a Bren gun and I..'lilFha"SlPr'rlIIPS. The Canadian group under the cli:n';:e of Licui. VVii:gs. wzls placed on board the niinr-swccpcr from the destroyer IIMCS Cayuga for

(lANAI)I.-KN SAILOIIS (l()NDli(”l' (1.. y BOARD A SOITH KOREAN MlNESWF.F.l'F.ll - ln the top photo, l.lcut. E. A. ll'iczs. of Qiichcci K'll). loaclics l-Iiiglisli in four Smith l(oi'c'iii llrl.lt'l'lV'l

WIN W l.llc:tiixiliilc. in iiitutlirir l)tIl'I of tho riiiiiiis-.iiicpt-r.lIIIHSOTI fIl11l95 dUl'l"X Ii N'i'f'nl i"'U'0I 0” U18 WPSE iarxnh ::::mMl:nJ;;f::u sp:llfLm'mA..vl':l.i:ir)' PeI.:i:s::n (ildi.-V.i.i;&Vi'.-ft.Aniiii”jig-Lcoiist of Karen. ivcek end recently at the home of. , - t i- -i : .ll'l Aim Mr. and Mrs. Bi-yden Smith. A!-' F ' l M””"(l'.I' ROI 0 G h ' 1 Nnnny p I'edeI'ICEon and i st mini. y n 1 y I I I t' ' ' . 1 . .. H; .- Ill' t- ! Mr. Douglas Oaiuai is speiiduic N Hf " ill". "3"" H m” ' ' l 1 ill" of ll.t' Alisitiiiilii Home and I ' 3 some time with his parents. Mr --- yfn '1 xWM.mn” Mm on Tmsy land Mrs. Mark Oatwai. Poplar "I l .' '. ' 1 k,.,. lGrove sir O'IlWllv has hem cm-l 'ili- lnhn R liar-Dow-oi" was a '("-V' l "1 ;Gh' lh" :'"”5L 5”" .' 'i' ' - . "' i ' ' l r. A". .it'..v .li:in's. l'H”ll' ” I lm”-"d i" ” 1'”"'l" ”'"l" m N'wt”5”"' '" (ha"1”m”””l ”” 53'" 3?” ..'r' it... l.ii..'.nnn Park School. YOKOHAMA. Japan. Feb. ill 7' .Briinswu-k. ti"d.”iy. l-lebi-uni" 16th. i . 1,, Slyinl,k s-pnltc nn s-duration iRt'Ul0rsI -- Health and Agri- l "'"'" Hint? tlitlllllwlllltll on the niiiiiy dcf- Clmllral "Incl-"'15 F'TldB.V Nlmillalnr l”5' '”””””5 II”ml”' has "" Miss l-liven Werk.-. S.i:mii.c:- iiv.ti.iun.- of tlio lI'llll. all Hi? 'HI' "I mi" shipmmls "I Cmmdhm .tiiri:ed to ht-r home in Charloilc-i . .. y . yi X ,. ... A, m.,,., h,. "map an wheat arrived this week contain- . . .s.di-. spent the .icck mid of l-ch iuim n lli HOW” Ill?! SDPNWIR 3 WW (II.i'5:!.ua.... 17,1, v,s1t.m her p:ii-cnt.- ihn 1...: of tho t-hiid HS in-Ii as by lug increased quantities of ergot. iwlth her mother-in-law. Mrs. Ber-JMK and Niki. Ha”; weeks Fwdy H... ,.i-....i, on tho irmnmidniis fl. deadly fungus growth. "Md Mllfllhy. find 31" bT0”l'3l;lcwn .i....k Ill lllll it-.-it-lit-r, with so They passed the shipments for. and sister-in-lau'. Mr. and hlrsn ' -- A n.,,..- In”. is-. imth buys and girls. human consumption, however. as. l,J0lin J. Milrphy. l ) . '-V p ' tililivitit-.1 liIl)s'IlilIl)', nicniiilly iiiitl gm. I),-opornnn of N-got was he, :1 . . . . ”.il.ss lii;..:::c La Xoic, Itii'fl('.'t'- y,,,.h.....ml... law dmmm. IGVOL A Valentine Party was held lirtoii. spout 'riiiirstia.i'. l"coi'ua --yi.;...t- ...-.mii:', ho suirl. "proh- Conway school for the ciiildrenl. 1412-ii. visniii: her imrmits. Mi". .-ylily tin not rri.-iiizc the izrcnincis --o "m: -'-2-W by their teacher. Mrs. Oscar M-ac-yaml Airs. Paul to Vole. Carie-inf tin tt-it-lions l.'l!l(. dovt-lotiiiiii m,.m,,,-3. of H". late Km: GPO,” Neill. Many beautiful Valentines tnii. .ll:r' 4i:i'tm--iii skills. ;iiiiIil"l"5- 'l"' V1, l twere "xChamM' ”9,”””.l- mix” -rm ”"l”l”'l” '""".l”i 'l"f.'.'l ',I':!tl':,'”:1L”.,k:.::. Minutes of Illf' last mcctiiii: wt-rt; Jilaics and t-nokics ucrc :ii't?n in My n..t.,,n,...' 5..-1.. ill” i'”l'i ll” "' p . tl i read and adoplcd and rich! nieni-l i, MM. q . .y I . q, mm M; mcttiscinii the l I” i" 1'" iPl"l3 'Il-IVTNI .,,m...-l,1p. 4;; 3 pm. m -. slimy in l””"r.l 1 I MM1 punl ' (hp was lirrs RlWWFI'F(I rnll rail The fitiati-I kinda r;f'i:an1os ilwniiizhtl Iha i'ci'ypI.-,.MH..r-nu. tllr ';:1(I5t 4.; Mr. am '"id'"'”" ”””'W m1mfy'm'.k hm,” rial rrport was read and slinwed a success lli Party 0 a c oss, Vt! W E qwwnmn ll ... : - . ,- y htl: balm” M 270.35. K WM! "Mn'n;":jl'.:l::,:-ii nr;'Pf;":ilI:.s'Jw ('.nri'cspondt-nre included it letter "" Mr-mr--r .u,. and VN V A (.Uh,1,(. ll;':""; '1' ' i lfrom Marzarnt Wlsiier. zone chair- SIRFV: or O”, I ll... , d I . ".p V: ..q. ' (.3 . ii.tItlix..Wm'mPd if Mrmnl M,pH,1,iii1an of the M.H.A.A.. asking that . ' y '5”? ll j'5.- if '- j”i”-in '” f. I AU mm mm Hm ,,....,,..,.y mail Aids start classes in "First I -- ---I urek thn-ii little giaiidsi-ii. ll... -t t V V "(Aid--V and 3 Hum. t-mm M11 Gory i Egyiitiaii iimiwii in thc days "IlDllns.'0'Tl of trimi-mtiotottti. up tniviiti ii"'" l'-”1”"'3 S”"”" H i p..,.d.. -I-,...,.,, N 5 gm”; M, M. Cleopat” l"”””'” mm" MW” ”3'9llT9l1lFIlid ll”-"HF 0” Sulliiai. Yvb-i"""l"' '.”'""ml.).'hHM.M" '0 arf'1(:lF(rllli-llnf the. 9th "annual meetimt lids green and the upper lids and - -vnth II-wit"! ll" -Viltl '1'-ll ll" '" 4 IH-”U”.i - - Mk hump" .5 Emma Mm-gs,-.of the M.H.A.A. which was held at

S-"bmw5,hl”k' MH.,m,E p,,,fP55i,,n inst. Andrews. N. B.

And It Smells

New Llfsbuoy with Puraliii Stops "M." Better Than Evari

FROM HEAD 1'0 'l0E...lI3W LIPIZBUOY ITOPI "IO."

i'.li:l'- litr-

W, "W. .l,,,L. llusl it was moved and st-condt-d the

WMMH mm '.-tid tzirc szsom to the hospital (.""dmm;y h,. ,,,,,,”;hL .....,i.o1 i..- fiiiirl A card party was planned ..,..p.-..t.tri ll inn niinihcr ur pupilslld takc place on Wcdiicsdav even- .,h, .,.m.h,.,- had wm-c- lcssenecl. iflmiz, Feb. ifith. in the laundry of

lip-,u-iivirs wrirri licticr trained. Illli'I tllli hospital. tzizh--r 'ill7lllllt'.'ilIt'!llS and :i salv A not-wiill card was to be sent a H, .. ,( .,yr.-ii-ii lii;:h nnniirzli in at-.nicnibcr. also a syinpathy card to limp Ill tlic ilrr)IFSSIJ'l'a licrctivtid mvmher. On niotlo'i IIl'll lllP miintry had to the mceting adjourned. Refresh- ments wore scrvcd by the hospital

.::tc-iiffc oiiit-iia.:icrl iht- Fr:-dericioii her home

Fc'oi u.'trv

.' hits. NA. V ilhf? iiieinbrrs of Wt.:iicnis lrN7lLillit at on Tucsidiiy cvotiziizz. 12th.

to Sit lll'rlll)' in

liirs. liyattt lint-'.a-n riiilrrt:itii- rvi tho incnilwr: tit Ilic Plr:.. it. Vallcy Auxiliary iii lite lK'iii1ioit's lMissir.iiai'y Socir-t;: at Iicr linnic

i.;'u-i nml ihn hrisl

ininny more pieces will be needed lto effect the intended change in ”the horse-barn" come spring? A blown roof has made James skeptical of building. "It: all very well to say, on a line aum- mer day like t.his' we overheard "him comment to the younger farmer last year, in it consulta- tion which had to do with adding extra braces to the building. "that i'.'s pretty strong. But will it stand the storms and hurricaries - of years?” Mr. and Mi"-'. Joseph H. Doii- - - ' cctte left recently to visit, friends Today, however. James and relatives in U.S.A. Their son as we close by in the Mr. Frederick Doucette. who re- washed the dinner dishes. cciitiy recoivcd his wings at making quite ii clearance the it.(”.A.F. dapnl. in suniincr- there. Ellen." he offered. "Yes, SldP, 1'4 spending a leave at llzs tho Wnnklllllfl I5 bnfklllil RWHN4 home, But there'll always he plenty. . . .. OM Sou didnlt. happen to listen in to The ,,,any friends of Dr. w,1. the -farm-markets. did you. Ellen? liert. Sllcll. of Alberton. are sorry.F'rlC9S droiipiniz rel? Too bad "isn't

Oland and Kevin Perry have returned to their home in Sklnnem Pond after spending some time in Ontario where they were employed.

Mr.

--Mr. .lt-ronie Doiiceltc has re- lurned to his home in Pleasant View. After a few days treat- ment at the City hospital in Charlottetown.

chatted pantry "Welre

back

Her many friends are hoping forlsliarpcn axes that leave dark spots hc-r speedy rt-mvery. Ion the floor. . . and step off, ..-y- lr-aviiir their women to cit-an of- Mr. and Mrs. Sylvaire Doiicetto ter them. But I suppose" she com- were recent visitors to MlSC0llChCi merited” ii viouldnt be much fun where they visited lVIl'. D0llCeLlm's sitting hcsldc a cold stove, would moliher. Mrs. Augustine Doiic9lIe,ll”" Mrs. Doucette was 1: rom,.., ,-9.: Until tomorrow -Diiiri-.- side-itl of St. Edward and iias Gi:”d'll”1ll'i- - - - - stricken iicriously ill while vis- s--A-no MHZ ll" Son. Mr. Cyrus Douccttc

TOOK ll? PAINTING

nffrr.

on Thursday, February Tth. , A ,,,.m.(). mg, or thanks W-'IS'st;vff,

AT M

and Mrs. Doucetie. in Miscoiiche.

- - - ip,-psi-iitnd to Mr. Shanks for

Mr. and Mrs. Milton Wceks en- ninsl mirrvstinc nrldrcss. I I "Y tortaiiied the lllCllll.)E1's of thc -l V""5' '”'""”5”"3 mill l'S:('::”.l Pleasaiit Valicy Yilllll-R llcoplcw I"””l””l "I ”""'h "Mm H, .” , society an pimdny CVNLH: FM). pail. intliiilinsz Mr. D ii. Ga IIHIHSIIOHVP In any fnrni of correction.

- : . I. I: it . ruary 15th. Lunch wn: sci-vctl M" "M Mr” P ( TV" m

M5 ii"iiiilil'iI'YTliIx"”SA"Y'ii-

..1 grnllr hint to the effect lirinri's tint:-. attention and money. Thr expenses that come along

was conducted by the Pastnr Reva! W.B. MacPhaii. He chose for hisf , -rm. ,.,.,.,1,1r monthly meelingnli 5Ub.lP('l "Faring Life With Clirlst";mP WrpM(.;.n ylowiml Ladpsg Md: taking for the text. "Ftnmiins s-i...,,;. hop-1 on Friday evening. rm.

Continued from pace 2

M";'fiiiancrs- on ii sound basis is to nziice mutually ililnrlin ltnslloiilirs Mid lllP"1l""T5 "'Iltiihliy's sports. and one for your own personal rxpciidltitros. Ianiriiinls should not cnmn niil of savings. but be I'1llfIEl"IP(I iilnng wltli1-

and am-oral films shown. mm Mvhhm 5mm ,3 on q ”” i - - lrciziilnr liotisehnld rixpenscs. .imdav mornznz. l”nhrt:- Your hush.-ind's lavish displtiv of PXflPn!Il'P miiipmt-nl ' . - r i - lluh '. . l -

RTY 1'”-ll "lie i'c:ii.:ir scrim-r of llIV3lI'R5 "OHIITAL 1"”) IIHIZ In tho nr-izlihnrs. inn. Tlic.V Pleasant. Valioy L'nitpd ch”;-Ch A", ymonoy to spend. If you kiimv thcs

that you'd like it litllr, more of your hus-

ia fI"IFl'l'Pnl in your sporlsman's spcutlinz.

WINNIPEG -- (CPl - Rev. Hugh iRobertson. retired Winnipeg cler- igynll-Ill who hadn't. touched a paint Tho onlv u'ii- you win put otirlsmsh m-N” he -was BL cxmbnod

. -t . - .' .;..00 of his paintings here on his "" ” midi-19' l"'lR4tli birthday rcccntly. Ho has giv- T'"'5'icn many others awn

ls mislrvid-l probably think lic has unliniitedi

KEIISIIIGTOII RIII (2 people very well. you might drop; THESDAY' FEB. 19th l .lsi: Game Finals Jr. North Shore Leagiio

with a new baby may also Art (is!

50 G00lI- 37 ''N”-V- 1" M1 WW i-hints M33, in thc itnsiiitnl ii':ll”l"i' ”"""'i lil'2AR iuiss nix: xvii.-in lVHVt'iiI"that'l'lr(l Iun ycnrs am. i r'.irl SPRING VAL1-EV nromore than (Tnnrpwrorsthi-mizh Mrs C' R. prom. presitlcitt, was in. ' 1 '9 y I W I h ' wldnd ' h, I d d- A N V xw him mmt loved "S." T110 chm? mp Huh" lI'n(IlSl?llV('lln:I11lu:lIIrIIlh pHrorhliies yireija E'I:1I?l:u llmlinuii KFNSII;I.GT(3'hl nu: INK" the Cm”i" l Al "1" hnlmmm "f the meemw .llr- is insanely joalniis and won't let me have A friend. .l'el he run. I ll

V O2 ” nmmws "ilPn.Ff...ln.R...:bS:.r.V,e;d..L1.ltinurs to son, his. I IHIVP been ii

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me Home or A' COMPLETE BUILDING SERVICE S

ablr nvor the treatment I got.

knows you don't love lilm. he can

Should I stay with my husband or get

good. faithful wife but am ymisvr-

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scarcely be blamed for suspecting

.V'piIi'HlF niaintcnancl-'.' ROSELLA . . AN.K'll'l2R: 1: your liiizbiinil nntn:-l.i' at laultil You married him 3131 Game ScmIfF1naI5 without love. and ltave probiilily nriver lct lilm forgot it. Since he horth SIl0l'f! LGEKIIF

you may love someone else. You made a bad bargain. then didn't FREETOWN linve lliri gallantry to stick hy it. if you 1-:in'l hrini: lovn to ii mar- vs. riano. lhcrc is little you dost-rye to act front il - 7 . - ? hf l'iider tlic t'irciinislitni'r-s. I can't soc wlitiivi ,iou'i'ri cwrn t-nlillcd VALLRX r .

to scp.'ii'nfc Illlll stilijccf. brttcr lot it dispose husband will be happier apart. un exlstiniz.

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marrii-d rind I livn alone. An old )PllrS. has askr-d mo lo marry him

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iniiiiileniinr-ri, but siiico the law has

DFAR MISS DIX: My late husband, who was tin invalid for niany years. passed away six months ago.

him. trust rind respect lilm thoroughly. so I am surc we will Plll0,V

ll is pleasant. ltideod. to know of two people who cliii

tenlmcnt around them. While ii year is considered the proper elapsed time between widowhood and Ft new marriage. shorter periods are not The six months since your husbaird'r di-nth is a sufflclcni-

may you have many years of happiness ahead.

ymihli-ms of gt-nt-ml iiifi-rest. lhroiigli fhla roliimii.

com: 2274 r”f?k"

and dry. get plenty of rest and take

For nearly 90 years careful parents I

its own rulings run of your CHIP. Both you and your der the unfortunate circumstances

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Our two chllrirt-n are both frlcnd of ours. ii widower of many . I have very strong feelings for

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clilldrcn, and mine whololit-:irtt-dly KENFNGTON

Our mutual fricnds. too. we are ono thing wc fct-l uncertain about.

wand: who-ii xiill good liislc permit M"'"I"-l'T”"'I"-l ":l'I"9:'5' P""'e

close in on daring Jewel gang in M-G-M'a "ASPHALT JUNGLE", with Sterling Hayden, Louis Cal- hern. Jean Hagen.

MlLl.lCEN'l' w. '

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