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SEPTEMBER 5. 1951,

, Culeton and Vicinity I

Miss Audrey cunpbeii of Carle- inn is now employed at Dlngwalls Rutaurant: in Bedeque.

-Mrs. Donald Sutherland of Carleton. was a business visitor in summerside on Monday. August 27th.

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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mscxay of Albany. were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Austin Campbell on Tuesday, August 28th.

Friends of Mr. Nathan Bell re- great to hear that he is confined to his home with an injured foot and all wish him a speedy recov- cry.

Mrs'Wallace Muttart and Mrs Fenton Howatt of Carleton. mot- ored to Summerside recently for the opening of the County Hospital.

Mr. Ralph Maccaull. acconi- panied by Mr. Hedley Muttart .oi Carleton, motored to Halifax on business recently and were in that Tilly for two days.

Carleton School opened, on Aug- ust 15th and the teschcrs for this year are Mrs. Albert MacDonald of Cape Traverse and Miss Mac Mccarvlile of Kinkorii.

Mr. and Mrs. Jini Ci'tls-ill:-ill who were spending their vacation with Mr. and Mrs Harry Cross- man of Cape Traverse. returned in Toronto last. week. They wart" accompanied by Mr. Frank Camp- bell of Capt: Traverse.

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Mrs. Eva Brown, accompanied by her two children, has returned to her home at Indian River. after spending the past two weeks visit-

ing friends in the western part of the Island. - Bur.

Miss Elizabeth Johiistoiie. who graduated from the Prince Edward Island Hospital this year and has now completed her three year's training, is spending a vacation at her home at Burlington. - Bur.

In a collision between a car and a. true: at Baltic near Burnt: Store. a truck owned and driven by Mr. Elsworth Bernard received considerable damage. The car which was also damaged appeared suddenly at it blind corner. Both vehicles were insured.

- Mr. Alex Beaton. Flat River, and Mr. John Weston of the U.S.A. were in Kensimzton and vicinity recently buying Holstein cows. They found few farmers who were will- ing to part with suitable stock. but were able to secure several head of choice cattle for which good prices were paid. - Bur.

Mr. Erskine Hunter. wcll-known jhouse decorator of Indian River, is lbusr thcsc days putting a coat of .pninf. on the buildings on Mr. Heath Cnsclc;-'s up-to-date farm at iKcnsiiigton. Mr. Hunter is in great AdPl'ilalliT as hr lcrait. and Mr. Casclcy is fortun- ate in being able to secure his ser- vices in improving the appearance of his fine set of buildings.

i Mr. T.. i).MacLend. well-kiiowii ilivostock dealer of Victoria, had a

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77193159 "T Ve"l0n GENE!" Minarrow escape from death, when CBTTEWD GT0 TEDDY '0 599 himia truck in which he was riding hm"? linm 3”” 5D9"din8 SEVPTBT 'overturned throwing him into two m0mh3 in K0793. it'll"? he W” I feet of water. The truck ii as load- Wiih V-he TMYWU5 "PTTIWESS Pill-5-"led with five large rattle which Private Gallant. who is the son of mad.-, ii, to .. Qgflain extent, mp- Mr. and Mrs. Allie Gallant is Oilthgav)-' V.-mm no doubt Conn-rbured

an extended leave at the present time. He reports conditions Korea as being very bad. and he has seen action in many places, where the fighting was at its worst during the winter and early spring.

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John Jamieson. 56. manager of Peerless Woolen Mills in New Glasgow. N. 5.. died in hospital

here today.1-le entered hospital Saturday after being stricken at his summer home at nearby Cape Br-ule.

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Wednesday and Thllrsday 7:15 and 9:15. Unusual love story as ii'F” as a powerful drama. Rolwit Cum- mings. Llzsbetii Scott. Diana i.,i-nu in "PAID IN Fl'I.l.". with Fix":- Arden. The story that slartlmi the readers of "Tiin Rand!-r's Di- gest". Should ei doctor reveal the secret vital to both of Ihnni. . . Two sisters who loved and iii.-ii-. rled the same man?

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to it's unexpected overturning on the shoulder of a greasy road near the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Paynter. Freetoirii. Mr. Macbeod was unconscious when picked up and only "came to” several hours after being admitted to the Prince County Hospital. Sunimerside. The X-ray machine was in transition from the old hospital to the new and could not be used at the time. but it. was later determined that no bones were broken, and he is making a good recovery. Incident- ly. Mr. MacLeod is said to have been the first man to be admitted to the new hospital. Both the other tvio men in the truck. who were cared for at the Paynter home. and the cattle. were badly shaken up but. all escaped serious injury. -Bur.

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Bedeque and O I I Vicinity Mr. and Mrs. I-Ieber Myers, Car- leton, were week-end guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Bruce Mcbougall, 0'- Leary. Dr. and Mrs. Burton 1-lowatt

have as their guest the Doctor's mother. Mrs. Louis Howatt, char- lottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. George MacFar- lane and son Austin. Hamilton. 0M... are visiting Mr. MacFarlane's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herman MacFarlane, Fernwood.

Mr. and Mrs. Clark Baker. North Bedeqiie, have as their guests Mrs. Bakers brother. Mr. Arthur sud- bury and his friend. Mr. Jack shanks, of Cleveland, Ohio.

Mrs. Milton MacDonald. Mont- real. was a recent guest of her sis- ter. Mrs. Irving Toombs and Mr. Toombs. Bedeque. She also visited with other relatives in Midgell and Marie, Kings County.

Rev. James M. Baxter. Dorclies- ter, N.B.. was the preacher on the three appointments of the Bed- eque United Church on Sunday. iAugust. 26th. Being a former past- ! or. he was greeted by fine congreg- ations and his messages were much enjoyed.

--Dr. and Mrs. Marvin Bell. New York. have arrived on the Island. and are visiting with relatives and friends in Bedeque. Central Bod- eque and Carleton. Dr. Bell is a native of this Province and pract- ised herc for some years before 4going to New York.

Mr. and Mrs. A.A. Mcliiiiis havn as their guests Mrs. MacIiinis' nephew and wife. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mcxinnon and their sons. David and Stanley. also her niece. Mrs. Fred Colby. all of Haverhill Mass. It is 17 years since Mr. Mc- Kinnon left the Islandiand this is his first visit in that time.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Mor- rison and their two daughters. Iifary and Ami. Chalk River. Ont- ario. arrived on the Island recent- ly to spend a vacation with Mrs. Morrison's father. Rev. B18. Weeks and Mrs. Weeks in this village. Mr. Morrison holds a responsible pos- ition at the Chalk River- atomic plant.

The funeral of the late Mr. Wright Leard. Searletown. was held on Monday afternoon Aug. 27th with service in the Bedeque United Church. and was largely attended. The pastor, Mr. Crowe, being in- disposed. the Rev. J.M. Baxter. is former pastor. and a close friend of the deceased. officiated, assist- ed by the Church choir, with Mrs Walter Craig as organist. The hymns sung were: "The Lord's My shepherd" and "Rock of Ages". The pallbearers were: Messrs El- lott. Wright. Middleton. Walter Wright, Searletown, Earle Leartl. Central Bedeque, Albert Leard. Coleman. Walter Lcard. Bedeque and George Leard. Mt. Stewart. Interment was in Searletown Cem- enery. The sympathy of this com- munity is being extended to the widow and family of the deceased.

Locke Tliiiiianii Vicinity

Mr. Gothai-d Griffin of the Locke Road was in 0'Leary re- cently.

Mrs. Max Martin of Emerald was in l-lowlan and Forest. View. recently.

Mr. Edwin Gallant of Summer-

side motored to St. Mark's to at- tend ihe lobster supper there. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Perry of Charlottetown were recent visi- tors to I-lowlan and Forest View.

Sincere sympathy is being ex- tended to Mr. George Matthews and family of 0'i.eary in their re- cent sorrow.

A large number of people of this vicinity attended the lobster sup- per and picnic held at St. Mark's, Lot 7. on the evening of August 21.

t Miss Beatrice Gallant has re- turned after spending the past year in Toronto and is spending her vacation in Bloomfield and Piusville.

Miss MIl'0ll Gallant of Piusville who returned about B month ago from Brampton. Ontario, is now spending a few days visiting rela- tives in Halifax.

Mr. and Mrs. David La couture and family of Brockton. MIss., have arrived in Bloomfield to spend their vacation at. the home of Mrs. La Couture's parents, Mr. and

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-Miss Emma Gallant who 13,1 employed in Saint John. N. .B., ' spending, her vacation at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jos- eph Gallant, Forest View.

Mr. and Mrs. Anihony Gallant

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m...icii's division in a 14-week rou narkhcck, Mimii-u.,0nt., has a look training.

Among Uttawn, is Betty Priest of Bath, Ont..

sterilizer at. the base where the W.D.

O'Leory and Vicinity

Mr. and Mrs. Chester Snutli oi' Fredcrictoii are visiting at. the home of Ml". and Mrs. Ben Mc- Isaac.

Mr. and Mrs. R). F. Gill of Camp Shilo. Mair. iind son are visiting in Springfield, the guests of Mrs. lna nix.

Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Hammond of Chesley. Ont.. and children. are visiting relatives in Kniitsrord. O'Imary and vicinity.

Jacob and Charles Silliker nf Maiden, Mass., are visiting in Knutsford at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Erskine Sillikcr.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ht-itkberi of Chatham. N. B., are visiting in Dunblaiie the guests of Mrs. l-leckbert's parents. Mir. Percy MacPherson.

Rev. C. 0. Howleil, 0'i..cary. left. Tuesday Aug. 2am for wolf- rille. N. 5.. to attend the Mari- time Convention of the United Baptist Church.

(A:ng'rat.ulations are being ex- tended to Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Brooks of summcrslde on celebiit- ing their fiftieth wedding anniv- ersary on Aug. 21th. They are former residents of O'Leary where Mr. Brooks was for many years Recording Steward of the O'Lcnry United Church.

--The second week of the Ev- angelistlcal campaign of the Rev. Elmer Crockett of Worthington. Minnesota. formerly of Elmsdale. in the Elmsdale United continues to draw very large: congregations. Last week packed congregiitloiis heard ist at. Moniroso United Church while next week he will conclude his series by speaking in the Bloomfield United Church. Ser- vices are held every night. includ- ing Saturday at it p. m. On Tues. dlli nillht August 28th extra seat- ing had to be provided to accom- odate the crowds. The Minister. Rev. John M. been presided and led the singing of favorite hymns

1' and also sang it solo. A forceful

and convincing message was grmhed by Rev. Mr. Crockett. Mrl. Joseph Arsonault nr'niodm'. field. were visitors recently at thr- home of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent

oi Piiisville. accompanied by

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members of the newly recruited rse for medical assistants. Maxine at a microscope she'll be using in

Ellerslie 8. Biileforii Mr. George Smith, Charlotte-

town, spent. the week-end with his wife and family here.

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Messrs. Beecher and Layton Millar motored

I Summerside recently.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dickleson and daughter Erna were visitors to Cavendish recently. '

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Pa.Vn'-91' and Catherine and Carmen mot- ored to summei-side recently.

Mr. 110 Thompson, Murray Road. was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin llutchinson recently.

Mr. and Mrs. E. R. MacNevin, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Maclsaac. Borden, recently.

Ma. Mark Wlilte. Summetside. spent the week-end visiting with her sister. Mrs. George Hayes.

Mr. and Mrs. George Hayes and daughters Arlene and Valerie motored to summerside recently.

Mrs. Harold West. Toronto. Ontario. is visiting with her par- ents Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mlllar.

Mr. and Mrs. Lelth Hayes Ic- companied by Mrs. George Hayes. motored to Summersldo recently.

Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Cough- lin. Conway, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. L1oyd,Coughlln recently.

Miss Doreen Williams, Toronto. Ont.. is the guest of her grand- arents. Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Mac- evin.

Mrs. Melvin Hutchinson and daughter. Susan, were the guests of Mrs. Earl Simmons, Summer- side recently.

Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Inglis accom- panied by Leonard and Jimmie of

the R. C. A. F. girls who'll train at Rockcllffe air static

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Kenslngton were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gillis.

Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Maccau Charlottetown. accompanied by Nelda. were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Maccaull.

Mr. and Mrs. Itch Millar and children Wymaii and Audrey

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'-St. Louis and Vicinity

Arthur Gaudel now residing in isummeraide was a recent visitor to ,Palnier Road visiting friends and ,i'elatlvu. He left Leovllle 14 years ago to work in Summerside. He is

now engaged in the plumbing business.

I The teuclicr this your at Leo- ivillc is Ml". Aubiii J. Gallant oi

'Plusville. Mr. Gallant attended St. Joseph": University, Memram- cook, N. B., for seven years. This year he graduated from this Uni- versity with a Bachelor of Arts Degree. This is Mr. Gallaiit's first year in the,cart-er of teaching. Mr. 'Gallant is residing at the home of ':Alphonse Perry. Leovillc.

The Benediction was by Rev. W. G. Dickson.

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here was a very large iit.iciid- ance recently at the home of Mr. land Mrs. Guy Harris of Knuts- ford in honor of Miss Audrey Harris whose marriage took place ya short time ago to Harry Lcard.

,The rooms were niccly decorated with streamers and bells and Ipretiy flowers. Mirs. Ellsworth

Thomas escorted the bride to the seat of honor. Miss Joyce Mclsnc opened the gifts and Mrs. William .MacNeill read the verses. Misses yr-lreda and Anita Smallmaii passed the gifts which were arranged by Miss Marion Adams. "For she's a .jolly good fellow" was sung. A de- ilicious lunch was served. The guest. of honor thanked her Tfriciids in ii few well-chosen words land this rcry happy social fun- .,i-tlon concluded by all wishing the bride and her husband God's lrichesi Blessing in their married life.

THTURED. Scotland - (OP) - iGcor;:e Bain is trying to figure .out the message contained in a .bottlc he picked up on this beach

there. it says "Olen Kuole Ma Sillii Ni Paiika Hataan."

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Summcrside were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Miller recently. Mrs. In-ank Brundage. Mrs. George Smith, and Betty were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth MacDonald. St. Eleanor-s recently.

Mr. and Mrs. Channing Cough- Kim. and daughters Phyllis and 'Betty. Int 16. were guests of Mr.

land Mrs. John Coughlln, recently.

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Mr. and Mrs. llarold Gillis, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Simmons. Summer- sile. and Miss Ruth Thompson, Hartford. Conn., motored to Cav- endish recently.

Mr. and Mrs. James Coughlin and Mr. and Mrs. Russel Coughlin and children. Joan and were recent guests of Mr. Coughlin. lnverness.

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Miss Orell Hayes who is em- ployed at the new Prince County Hospital. Summerside, spent the week-end with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Leith Hayes.

Mr. and Mrs. Kendall liiglis and children, Linda and Sandra. St. Eleiinors, were guests of Mr. Wil- lard Hutchinson and Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Inglis recently.

Mr. Henry Grant. accompanied T)y'MT8. Jeanette. Ogden, Harry Gillis, and Clifford Ross, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sim- mons. summersidc, recently.

-Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Paynter and children. Catherine and Car- men, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. John Coughlln, motored to Canoe Cove recently and visited

with Mr. Coughlinls sister Mrs. Gus Shaw and Mr. Shaw. The Bideiord United Young

Peoples met in the Vestry ot the church recently. Miss Jan Millar presided over the meeting in the absence of the President, James Burlelgh. Rev. R. H. Baxter led in the Bible study period. The meet- ins closed with Benediction pro- nounced by the Rev. RI. H. Baxter. Next meeting to be held in the church.

Mrs. Ernest Paynter was hostess to the members of the Bideford women's Institute recently with an average attendance of mem- bers present. Mrs. Ivan Millar. Vice-President presided over the meeting in absence of the Presi- dent, Mrs. Stanley Williams. The highlight of the evening was packing the woolens to be sent to the Winnipeg woollen Mills for blankets. Mrs. James Macbougall invited the member... to her home for the next rneeiing. A refresh- ment commiitee was appointed. Collection amounted to 32.85. Meeting closed with the National Anthem. A delicious lunch was served by the hostess and mem- bers of the refreshment commit- tea.

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Port Hill ;..... Vicinity

Mrs. Stuart Montgomery and children were visitors to Hummer- side recently.

Mrs. Joseph Acorn. West Devon, was a visitor at the home of her daughter recently.

Mr. Hughia and Donald McKen- drick. Birch Hill, were visitors to Cavendish recently.

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Messrs Kenneth and Claude Yeo. were buainaaa visitors to Lot ll! and Bummeraido recently.

Mrs. Don Millar and children re- cently visited her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Strongman.

A large number of young people from Port I-illl attended the dance in Mount Pleasant Airport.

-Mr. Candolph Moxinnon left recently for Halifax where he plans to stay for some time.

Mr. and Mrs. Gardiner Newcombe and family. Wilma and Glenn, mo- torod through Lot 16 recently.

Miss Beverley Birch spent the weekend at. the home of her par- ents. Mr. and Mrs. Laurie Birch. ?.

Miss Marjorie Yeo, Boston. Mass, is spending her vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Yeo.

Miss Helen Strongman lsit re- cently enroute to Ottawa where she will return to work with the '1'. Eaton Co. there.

Mr. and Mrs. atrothard Acorn. st. Eleonora. were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Strongman recently.

Mr. Lester MacArthur motored to his home in Birch Hill from Ot- tawa and is visiting his relatives and friends.

Mr. Thane Yeo, employed with the T. Ecatnn Co.. Monct.on, spent the weekend at his home in Port Hill.

Miss Lillian Maynard. Summer- side. spent a recent day with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hatfield Maynard.

Mrs. Randolph Mcxirinon was a visitor to aummersida rscantly be- ing an ovemlght guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Yeo.

Miss Doris Strongman returned to Ottawa recently where she is employed after having spent her vacation at her home in Port Hill.

Messrs Angus and Kelvin Mc- Lennan and Walter Neiwcombe. Port Hill, are busily engaged with Mr. Jack Yeo. Lot 10. building him a new house.

Mr. and Mrs. Basil Acorn. Mc- Adam. N.B.. arrived home recent- ly, and are visiting relatives in Port Hill. West Devon and 0'Leai-y.

Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Noye. were recent visitors at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph MacArthur and Mr. and Mrs. James Noye, Poplar Grove.