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FIVE HAPPY young hockey players are shown with their “Most Valuable Player" tro- phies. which were presented at a recent youth night in 0’- Leary Rink. A representative of each of the O'Leary minor hockey teams received the

award. based on character, . skill and sportsmanship. The m 0 st valuable minor league players are left to right. front row. Robert H a r r i 5, David MacMillan and Lorne Ram-

say; back row. Keith Shaw and Gary MacGregor.

Youth Night Program ’ {goalies Scoring for Albertonl Is Staged At Oleary

O'LEARY —- Around 350 par- ents and children attended a special youth night program. which included presentation of trophies to several young hoc- keyists, at O’Leary Commun- ity Rink recently.

Five minor hockey games were played. and a trophy presented to the most valuable member of each team. Trophy winners were Robert Harris. Mosquitoes; Carter Dennis. Paperweights; Lorne Ramsay, Pee - Wees: Keith Shaw. Ban- tams, and Gary MacGregor, Midgets.

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by Mrs. Wilfred Dennis and A1-

ton Rayner, gave a demonstra-‘

tion of figure skating. In the minor hockeybouts. 0'- Leary Mosquitoes and Tignish Mosquitoes fought to a no- V score finish. while O'Leary Pap- . erWeights trounced Tignish Pap-

‘ good goal

erweights 5-0, with scoring by" Howard Matheson. 2: Paul Her-i ris. Peter Bruneis. and Carter_ Dennis. one each.

O'Leary Alberton Pee-Wee: 11-0. Harryt

Vey and Alfred Dennis scored three each; Errol Strang and lLorne Ramsayvtwo each. andI Allan Leard. one.

O'Leary Bantams blanked Al- berton Bantams 3-0. with Dale ‘Phillips. Shelton Dyment and j D a v t d MacMiilan contributing I singles.

Alberton Midgets shaded 0'- Leary Midgets 2-1 in a fast and frugged encounter with some - tending by both

Proceeds from the game are to be used to compensate O'- Leary Athletic Association for free ice time provided for chil- dren‘s skates, minor hockey

Pee - Wees swampedi practices and games throughout

the season. ’

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IS PATIENT William Sheen of Forest View is a patient in the Community Hospital. O'Leary.

FOR SURGERY Frank Silliker has entered the Community Hospital. O‘Leary. for surgery.

IS HAIRDRESSER Mrs. Helen J. Kennedy of O'- Leary. has successfully passed the P. E. I. Hairdressing Asso- ciation examinations. ye 'mAvcnuann Frank J. Shanks, accountant at Dank ot IVO~ _ -o.ia, c... , -e- m, N.B.. has been transferred to the O'Leary branch. IN HOSPITAL Master Robert MacNeill. son of Kenneth MacNeill. is a patient in the Community Hospital. 0'- Leary.

IS TEACHING Mrs. Hilda Smallman of 0'- Leary has taken over the dut- Ies of teacher at the Rosebank school while the former teacher Mrs. Gordon Home is convales- cing at home due to illness.

f LEARD FUNERAL —- The i». tuner-u for Mrs. Lyman hard. ‘ - held at Alberton United Church yesterday afternoon was c on- ducted by Rev. David MacDon- ald. Hymns were “Unto The Hills" and "The Lord’s My herd." Pallbearers w ere Charles Johnston. James Brod- erick. Robert Hardy. Henry Wal- ce. Walter Wells and Victor Interment was in

Voodlawn cem cry.

ACORN FUNERAL — 'l'he fu- me! for Mrs. Bessie Acorn held Wednesday afternoon

the Compton Funeral Home

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Rev. Ralph Jo ton. Pallbearers were. Claude nam- ny, Winfred 6 am ble. Harley Gamble, ohn Barrett, Harry Dost. Ind Birch. nterment was I Int u cemetery.

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RICHARD FUNERAL — The fiscal for Mrs. Narcisoe Rich- l'd was held Monday morning tom the home of her doughter.

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Local teenage girls. directed

O’Leary ARC Elects Slate

I O’LEARY —— Mrs. Clifford El-j lis was re-elected president of the West Prince (O’Leary) branch of the PET. Division of the Canadian Assiciation for Retarded Children at the an- nual meeting held recently inI O'Leary. i Other officers named were:1 vice-president. Lloyd Matthews:l secretary. Miss Beverly Mac-I treasurer. Mrs. Lloyd} members h i p com- mittee. Mrs. Cecil Dennis: dir- ectors. Edward MacDougall and James Milligan; h o m e c a re committee. Mrs. Lloyd Mat- ews. The meeting was held in the day - training classroom at O'- Leary Regional High School. with Mrs. Ellis presidng. Following the presentation of reports and a brief discussion of general business. a film “Learn- ing in Slow Motion” sponsored by the national association was shown.

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ford MacLean. Roland Turner.

Funeral Held In 0wa

O'LEARY - The funeral for Mrs. Alice Turner. RN, was held Sunday afternoon from her late residence to the O'Leary United C h u r c h where service was conducted by Rev. David Hamilton.

The choir sang "The Beauti- ful Garden of P r aye r." lymns "Unto The Hills." “Nearer My God to Thee."

Members of the sessioon at- tended in a body as did the Alice Turner Auxiliary Group.

Honorary pallbearers were: Jack Turner. Dr. George Dewar. Earl Ellis. Arthur MacFarlane. John Yeo. Clifford Ellis, Roscoe Walker, Stewart Lewis.

Active pallbearers were: Jack

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Douglas Adams. Therin Ellis. Lloyd Matthews. Lewis Bernard.

Randall Boates. Wilbur Gray.‘

James Bagloie, Donald Platts. I

O’Leory School Hears Education Week Speakers

O‘LEARY —- The students of O‘Leary Public School. gather- ed in the assembly room to lis-

edueation week. Mrs. Margaret E i l i 5. public health nurse. showed films on “Good Eating Habits." “Choos- ing Good Foods" and "Our Wa- ter Supply." Rev. David Hamilton. minis-

ten to various speakers duringf

tor of O‘Leary United Church gave an interesting tal ‘ which he stresssd the impor- tance of being able “to govern

ourselves before we are capable-

of governing others." ev. McTague, parish priest of St. Marks. Lot 7, addressed the student body stressing home, social and spiritual life. Rev. axwell Nesbitt. minis- ter of O'Leary United Baptist Church. illustrated to the pri- mary departments that work is essential to the development of the body and mind. 0n speak- ing to the senior departments he compared our lives to the building of a lighthouse empha- sizing the lmportanoe of a firm foundation and the guiding light. During open house on Friday afternoon. a large number of in- terested parents visited class- rooms to observe classroom rou- tine. Thanks were extended to the various speakers by Heather MaeKenzie. Linda M a cDonsld and Marlene Arsenault. Members of the teaching staff are Alden E. Weeks. princi- pal: Miss Eileen Doyle, Mrs. Audrey L. Weeks. Mrs. Helen MacNeill. Mrs. Dorothy Rayner. Mrs. Mary 0. Matthews and Miss Muriel Adams.

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