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-BUYING IOWL every evening nrcopt Saturday from 5.30 P. M mill it P. M. also wet days. Eddie ldaobonald. Kenslngton. P. I.

.'rcI: ouau socrao. Mal- peque Hall. Friday, August aim. in aid of United Church Sundav school.

MBIBTHDAY PARTY--A lolly parly was held on Monday after- noon at the home of Miss Marg- aret Milligan in Northam when she observed the tenth anniversary of her birth with s number of friends and relatives. At six o'- clock all sat down to a delicious chicken dinner. concluding with the candle-lighted birthday cake and ice cream. 5

-TEACHERS MEET TODAY- The 58th annual convention of the Acadian Teachers' Federation will be held in Summcrside today and Friday. opening with high mass at St. Paul's Church at 9.30 a.m. The convention sermon will be preach- ed by Rev. J. H. Leclair of Sum- merside. Business sessions will tie held in St. Paul's Hall com- mencing at 10.30 with a civic wel- come by His Worship, Mayor Henry Wedge. This evening at eight o'clock there will be an open meeting to which the public will be welcome. 5

-RETURNS FROM HOLIDAY ulrs. Richard Mockler, Ebbsileet, i-eturned recently from an enjoy- able three weeks' holiday spent in Somerville. Arlington and Boston, Mass.. visiting with her sons..l-Sari and Gerald. and other relatives. Before returning home she was accompanied on a motor trip to Ste. Anne de Beaupre by her son Earl and his wife. and by her sis- ters. the Misses Gertrude and Rose Kelly of Boston. Later they drove to Montreal where she visited her son, Ray and his wife. Mrs. Mock- ler was accompanied on the plane trip home from Montreal by her sister. Miss Rose Kelly. who will spend a brief visit here. S

--LOBSTER B0lL- A VEl'.V pleasant lobster boil and social evening was enjoyed on Tuesday evening by members of the Kins- men Club of Summer-side, their wives and girl friends. at the summer collage of Club President Elmer Oder nnd.Mrs. Offer. After 1 large quantity of lobster had been satisfactorily dispatched, the evening was spent in singing un- tier the leadership of Maurice Mill. Arrangements for the party had been carried out by the pro- gram committee under the chair- msnship of Roy Johnston. S

Personals

-Mr. and Mrs. Jack Huben ar- rived from Auburn, Massachusetts. by automobile on Sunday and are visiting Mrs. Huben'a mother. Mrs. T. Mllligsn, in Elmsdale, and oth- er relatives and friends. 5

-Mr. Loren Spencer left Sum- meraide on Tuesday morning to spend his vacation with relatives and blends in Mulgrave, N. 5. 8

-Mrs. George Olscamp of Sum- merslde is visiting in Campbell- ton. N. 3.. the guest of Mr. Ols- :arr.p's brother, Mr. Harry Ols- :amp and Mrs. Olscamp. S

-Mrs. Annie Sims was a recent guest of Mr. and Mrs. .1. Bradford Millman. Kcnsington. Mrs. Sims returned recently from Halifax where she had spent several months. and also visited at Char- iottetown with her brother. Irving 8. Howatt. K.C.. of Edmonton, be- fore returning to her home in Hamilton. .- Bur.

--Among those returning to Western Canada on the "Spud Island Special" is Irving B. How- att. K.C.. of Edmonton. who visited friends and relatives in all parts of the Province. Mr. Howatt la a brother of Mrs. Annie Sims, Ham- ilton. and of Mr. B. Howatt, Wilt- shire. Bur.

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-!"our babies were baptized on I recent Sunday at St. Stephen's Church, Burlington: Dana Fred. ton of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Coul- Wn. Heather Glenn. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.,Eddy Murphy. Nor- ml Jun, daughter 1 Mr. and Mrs. ivln Harrington. T clma Gwendy. '-lllllhler of Mr. and Mrs. Borden Campbell. Bur.

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fMlsses Jean MacLeod .and hora Mccsrvllle. Kenstngton. rc- llilned home on Sunday after e "In through eastern provinces PM Iiatu. which included visits In Niagara Falls. Toronto and SIM John. At Niagara, they were Will! of Mrs. Maolnnls. the for- mer Jean Macxanale of French River. and her husband. Bur.

wweleome guest! of Rev. and M"- 5-.1. Davies. St. Mark's Rec- tory. lienalngton. for the past few dd-ll. Wen: Mrs. Dsvlea' father. an n. ueewen. her brother. in-.

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-4. I. TAYLOR. Optometrist, of Charlottetown. will be in his Alber- txoilh -Dilice this Saturday, August

-MARTIN BIINOUB PAINTS. lnaniels and v nishes. also Kem- Tbne and Kem-Glo. The sum- -merside Hardware Co.

-WAX'B ANT) CAI! POLISHED Johnston. Old English, Lin-x etc, also Oar-nu. Autobrlte Car Plate and Simonize. The Surnznerstdr Hardware Co. .

-GUEST SPEAKER AT LOT 14 -The annual Masonic service was held in the Lot ii Presbyterian Church Sunday evening. Aug. iii. A large congregation was in st- tendance. Service was conducted by Rev. W. A. Young and guest speaker Rev. Edwin White of Montreal, who was a former min- ister of the Richmond Bay charge.

Personals

-Mrs. Leo-I)..- Aruennult of Egmont Bay is a patient in the Prince County Hospital.-S.

-Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Roberts and family. New London. were visitors to Charlottetown on Sat- urday. Bur.

-Mrs. Gerald Macl..cod of Hall- fax, returned to her home Mon- day after spending a week in Bal- tic the guest of Mrs, Grace Riley

-Mrs. Fulton McLeod has re- turned to her home at Haverhtll. Mass. while here she was the guest. of her brother and sister-in law, Mr. and Mrs, W. Keir Allen Middleton.

-Mrs. Westley MacMlcken and children Helen and Robert of Fair- view, N.S., are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sutherland Wright. Mid- dieton.

-Master Allan Taylor has re- turned to his home in Hamilton after visiting with his grand- parents. Mr. and Mrs. Keir Alien, Middleton.

-Mr. and Mrs. William Stew- art and lit-tie son have returned to their home in Boston. after vis- iting friends in Burlington and Freetown. Bur-

-Mrs. Everett Sudsbury has re- turned to her home in Spring Valley. from the Prince County Hospital, accompanied by her in- tent son. Bur.

-Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Stetson. South Freetown," have returned to their home after spending a few days with Mrs. Stetson's sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. George Mann, Fredericton. N.B.

-Master David Hunter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stirling Hunter, has returned to his home in Kensing- ton. after having his tons-its re- moved in the Prince County Hos- pltal. Bur-

-Priends of Miss Evelyn Pidg- eon. French River. are sorry to learn that she had the misfortune to break her hnkie. and has been a patient in the Prince Count Hospital. Summerside. Bur.

-Mr. and Mrs. Harold Paynteri

and daughter. Nancy. of Saugus. Mass. are visiting Mrs. Paynter's mother, Mrs. W. E. Profttt. and other relatives at Burlington and Freetown. 3"?-

-Mr. and Mrs. J. Bradford Mill- man. Kensington. have as their welcome guests. Mrs. Millman's daughter. Miss Hazel L. Smith. and grand-daughter. Miss Phyml Smith, both of Cambridse. Wigs:

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Eleven recruits were signed up during the two-day ntay or an army recruiting unit in Summer. side which concluded last night. The unit will be in Alberton to- day and will then return to Char- lottetown.

Six of them left yesterday at noon by Maritime Central Airways for Halifax. They warez-

Active Force: Charla Wllligm Fitzgerald, Harvard Street. sum. merslde; Charles Perry” North Market Street, Summerside.

Special Force: Albert Clair Gal- lant. Market Street, Summer-side; Benny Joseph Grady. Belmont St., Summcrside; William Harold Com- panion. Sheen Street, Summerside; George Joseph Grady, North Mar- ket Strcet. Summe aide.

Leaving today at'one o'clock by plane for Halifax are:--

Special Farce: Colin Sidney Fleet, Alberton: John Hubert Gal- lant. Natre Dame Street. Sum- merslde; Clifford Alfred Richards. Convent St.. Summeraide; T cl Malcolm Snowdon. Water St. East. Summerside; Melvin Arsenault, East Street, Summerslde.

Mount Pleasant I and Vicinity

Mr. Hardy Oliver, Album" was a.,visitor to Mount Plegggm,

- Mount Pleasant School has re-opened with Mrs. Lawrence Dy. menh Slmnshill as teacher.

Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Robinson, West Covehead were Sunday visi- 10I”S to Mt. Pleasant.

Miss Minnie Biggar, Tyne var. Iey spent the week-end in Mount Pleasants

Mrs. Effie Williams and family

Mrs. Minnie Ellis is spending a few days in Bldeford guest of Mr. and Mrs. Keith MacDougalI.

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iatives and friends here.

Miss Louise Ellis, Summergldg Slbcnt the week-end at her home. she was accompanied by Migg Anzonetta Tanlon, St. Eleanorts.

Miss Marjorie MacCaull, Eller- slie is spending a few days in Mount Pleasant.

Mr. George W. Ellis and Mr. Harry MacDonald. Mount Royal were visitors to Mount Pleasant and vicinity on Monday.

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Congratulations and best wishes are being extended to Mr. and Mrs. Earle Coughlin. Ellerslle on their recent marriage. Mrs. Coughlin was the former Dolly Cotton. Springhill.

Mr. Aubrey Maclleod. Spring- hill and Miss Serena Hutchinson. Ellcrclie are receiving congratu- lations and best wishes from their many friends in honour of their recent marriage.

Mr. and Mrsg Austin Rb: and daughter Norma. Elmsdale were visitors to ount Pleasant Satur- day and is ended the Sunday School picnic eld on the grounds of the church of the Nazarene.

Friends here were indeed sorry to learn that a former Mount Pleasant girl. Mrs. Wm. Trows- dale. Borden had been involved in a car accident on the mainland. and trust that she may soon be able to return to her home from the Kings County Memorial Hoa- pltal where she is now a patient.

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A very large number from this community attended the Old Home Week in Charlottetown.

The farmers in this vicinity have almady started the harvest and a good crop is reported.

Mrs. Kenneth McKay spent the past week visiting her parents. Mr and Mrs. Wilfred Mcvougall.

Mine Doreen collwlll has ac- cepted : position in Charlottetown. Her nanny friends wish her all auc- cars.

we. Reach Williams spent a few days visiting her sister Miss Glen Steward.

Mrs. Lloyd Ellis. Suznmorstde. re- turned to her home after writing her llml. Miss Glen Ste-ward.

The many friends of Mrs. Wallace McLeod are sorry to hear that she is confined to her home through illness.

Mrs. John Cameron. Charlotte- town. spent the past week visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. lvan Linkletter.

our school opened on Monday, August 14th. with Miss Ina Phil- lips, Principal, and Mr. Norman Ford.

Rev. John Murdock. Waterloo. Ont... was the guest of Mr. James I: Maolean. He also visited other friends in the community.

Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Wentherbic and Mr. and Mrs. Darold Scott of S-pringhlll. N. s., spent a few days visiting their friends. Mrs. Andrew Brown and Miss Emily MacLean.

Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Birch and family are sorry to learn that they have moved to Amherst. N. 8. Their many friends wish them all success in their new home.

Mrs. Gertrude Jack. Long Is- land. N. 3.'., left. on Saturday morn- ing on return to her home after spending the past two weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edmunn Maynard. -

3:359 regclzlgtu vffmgls 10 P091" The United Sunday School Picnic J h ' " . "d M” was held on Tuesday afternoon on as us M”A"'h"r' the Northam School grounds. 1'. was well attended and a large

;number of children with parents and teachers enjoyed an afternoon ,of fun in the open air. Ice cream ,was provided by the Superintend- ent.

The annual Masonic service was held in Lot 14 Presbyterian Church on Sunday evening. August lath. A large congregation was in attend- nnce. Service was conducted by Rev. W. A. Young and guest speak- er. Rev. Edwin White of Montreal Mr. White preached a. very im- presslve sermon that will no: long remembered. Mr. White was it former Minister here.

On Thursday evening. August 10th. the Northam Women's Inst".- tute met at the home of Mrs. Charles McKay. for its regular monthly meeting. The President. Mrs. Andrew Brown presided. The meetlng was opened with Institute Ode followed by the creed repeat- ed in unison. The Northam Insti- tute entertained as their guest the same evening the Victoria Wat In- stitute. A very pleasant evening was enloyed by all.

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. IN MEMORIAM

J. ALEXANDER. MDDONALII

There passed away in the City Hospital on August 13th, J. Alex- andor McDonald in his 48th year. after an illness of three weeks. "Alex". as he was known by his numerous friends. was born in Vernon River, and after primary school entered 8. D. U. for n time in preparation for his studies as a pharmacist. and later began this study with his brother, Aeneas wh.; operated a Drug store in Tignlsh. he afterwards entered Foley's Drugstore. Slunmerside, latex re- turning to Tignish to operate the Drug business during the Llness and death of his brother.

In Tignish and summ aloe, he made a host. of friends by his pleas- lns. quiet manner. and readiness to help in everything that was pene- ficial to the Community. He was a member of the Knights of Colum- bus. and did much to further the aims of that organization. both in Bummerslde and Ttgnish. As .1 member of the Tigrrlsh Drsmntt: Group he was indispensable. and it was with regret that the commun- ity saw him leave. to again enter 8. D. U. to prepare himself for another field of duty: but fate bsxl already decided his future and war clouds gathering over Europe burst in its fury in his graduating year. with much to offer and with. that ever ready eagerness to "help". he offered his services im- mediately and was posted in the Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps. where he served with dis- tinction which was recognized by promotion to the rank of Sgt. which rank he held for some years prev- ions to demobilization.

Returning to civilian life he mar- ried Miss Estelle Bren-nan of Tig- nlsh. and moved to Dorchester. N. B., where he accepted an im- portant. position in the dispensary of the penal institution of that city, where he again served with distinction. But his years of active service had taken its toll. and he was forced to retire in October. 1949 on account of ill health, and returned to Tigntsh. But his life had been too full to be long, and a greater reward than retirement was awaiting him, for he who had given so much was now to receive not the blare and emptiness of eurthlv praise but the approval of the heavenly Father in the words, "Well done good and faithful ser- vant. enter lnto the joy of the Lord." In his illness as in life. he was cheerful and reconciled, and had the consolation of a holy death by receiving the Holy Eucharist d?TTy for the lost three weeks of his it e

He leaves to mourn besides his sorrowlng widow. two sisters- Mary. Mrs. P. Murnaghan. Char- lottetown. and Elizabeth of New- ton. Mass. along with a host of friends and acquaintances.

The funeral was held Tuesday morning. August 15th from his home in Tignish to the Church of Saint Simon and Saint Jude. where Solemn High Mass was celebrated

Rev. Louis Dooley as Deacon and Rev. Claude Shea as sub-Deacon. lt

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Prince County League Meeting Thursday. Aug. 24th At 7.30 P.M. Ar-mouries Summerside -Agenda- Playoffs Start Sunday Norman MacDonald. Secretary.

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Piusville and Vicinity

Miss use Malley. Alberton, to employed as teacher of nloccnneld station school for this school you.

Miss Marie Pineau, teacher at lot it. spent the week end at her home in Bloomfield Corner.

Mr. Edgar Gallant. Halifax. N. 5.. is spending his holidays at his home in Bloomfield Corner.

Mr. Norbert corcoran took a load of cucumbers to Charlottetown on Saturday.

Mr. Gerard Perry. Summerslde. spent the week end at his home in Ptusville.

Miss Doris Hardy, Rosebank. is spending a few days with relatives in Summerslde.

Misses Hazel and Lorraine Cor- coran were business visitors to Summereide on Saturday.

Miss Alicia Pineau spent the week end with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Urban Plneau. Bloomfield Corner. Miss Plneau is employed is school teacher in not 11. I,

I Mr. Ben Gallant. employed in Summerside. spent the week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Gallant.

The following guests of Mr. and Mrs. James T. Gallant have re- turned to their respective homes in st. John. N.,B. Mrs. John Gormlev. Mr. Leo Gormley. Miss Anne Marie

many friends coming from variou: parts of the Province. Members of the Canadian Legion and cf the Sn-mmerside Council of the Knights of Columbus attended in a body. After the committal service was performed by Rev. bouts Dooleiv the members of the Legion and all present observed the "two min- utes silence" and dropped their poppies in the grave as a tribute in a departed comrade.

The pallbearers were Messrs. James Christopher. Peter Burke Joseph McDonald. Charles Mo Innis. Alfred McCarthy. Albert Bernard.

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