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The Guardian, Charlottetown, Thurs. Mar. 25, 1965. |

Mrs Erskine Hardy 7 turned to Alberton after visit- and sister-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. Denton Mat- thews in Hamilton, Ont.

Anna Rae Douglas. spent two weeks at her home in Bridge has returned to Victotia General Halifax where she is a member

Peter MacAulay s East. has returned from a trip to Ottawa and Ontario

Aneas Ahearn, spent the winter months in Tig- nish returned this week to her home im Alberton.

A fashion show, sponsored by the Ladies’ Aid of the Prince

Hospital will be held in uditorium of the Prince County Vocationa] School next Monday night.

MacKenzie - Richard Vows Were Solemnized Recently

tulle illusion edged with lace, fell from a tiara of seed pearls,

- Quilt Made By Member For Hospital

Women's Insti-, Meeting closed with the Nat- tute met at’the home of Mrs. ional Anthem.

dress, white hat and a MacKay ace

chair. and opened the meeting with hymn “He Leadeth Me”

Stewart Col-

mother received wearing

navy blue and white dress,

- white hat and a blue corsage. newlyweds will )

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UCW Workshop Meeting To Be Held At Heartz Hall

United Church ‘Heartz Hall) on O'Leary. The convener of lea- jowed A crib quilt was made March 27th from 9 a.m. to 400 dership development p.m. with the noon meal being direction is Mrs. Henry Moyse| will be donated to the Commun- served in the hall ’ The meeting will be in charge of Marion Thomson, travelling secretary from the Board of workshop. Women, Toronto, and will be of | particular interest to ail lead- @ ers, presidents and program

under her by Mrs. David Lockhart and

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: Andrey Jenkins. Women’s Editor, Phope 48506 |

Pte. Ronald ~MacKenzie, heard. Door prizes will also be RCAMC. Camp Bordon, spending leave with his fa Alvin MacKenzie, Murray Har- bor following his basic trainin

Sheila Caseley. Kelvin Grove, with Mrs. MacQuarrie’s parents, who has been travelling in Eu- Mr. and Mrs. Percy MacMurdo, lrope, is planning to spend sev; Kelvin Grove. They also visited ‘eral weeks in London, England, Dr. and Mrs. W. A. MacQuar-| before returning to Canada.

is given.

son, Douglas; left recently to re-) g. turn to their home in Ottawa,

after spending the past week

rie at Georgetown.

Manton Bell, who spent the

‘+ winter with his mother, Mrs. John H. Bell, Murray Har- bour, recently left for a holiday in Paim Beach, Florida, before proceeding to Cassiar, in Nor-

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he will be employed

WI To Have - Agriculture Programme

A very interesting paper oy

“Education” was

Mrs. Armel MacKinnon for the regular monthly meeting of Suc- cess Women’s Institute, held in the school house at Graham's Road recently. The meeting op- jened with the singing of the In- stitute Ode and repeating the Mary Stewart Collect in unison.

were read by the acting secre- jtary, Mrs. Louis MacLeod. The

treasurer gave her report and |

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was read and Roll call for April will be an-

while learned during the mooth”. A program on “Agric- julture” will be prepared by Mrs. Earle Murray, and Mrs. 'Dunean Cole will prepare ‘‘Fun and Nonsense’’.

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For Easter Tea

by a large pags om regular busi- members of the O'Leary U

ness was attended to and cor- 20d their guests at respondence dealt member, who is spending = winter in Dartmouth was pre- sent and was welcomed by

A eral meeting held

he ian Edueation Centre

Following the supper a

devo- tional period was led by Mrs. . . Lewis

tre on April 14. The financial allo-

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Doctors and nurses will be [or cine February meeting acting as models for the clothing

\shown, which will be supplied

al clothing store. During intermission selections correspondence

by the: Bell Canto Choir will be dealt with accordingly.

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Today it was that, to the de- |light of our f James remarked, we did “get |on with the farming!"’ The pole- | barn, a worthy structure if ever. jin that, while it lessens jerably the work of tending the|gift which fits in nicely

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