23. 1951
o
VAGE NINE
D'I.sII'! all Tlclsltv
tam Oosbly. o&Montr&:l :3 nding a coup man 3:03! and xnutsford. the guest her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Er- ilna ailliker. 1 -T Emu. Lucy MaoNevln. Milo, is sing at the horns of her daugh- and son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. allaos Bryanton of Charlotte- wn.
Mrs. Nail laynolds who has en- gyedassveral
month visit toweet
int the guest of relatives and
.lends. returned to her home in gains on Wednesday.
zlur. and Mrs. Keith Harrington it Burlington were recent visitors 5 ouuy, the guests of Mrs. ax-rington's mother and sister. rs. Alton Boulter and Mrs. Al- lled Dignan.
isms Isabel MacDonald. who is smployed at the Charlottetown Jospital. spent the weekend at yer borne in 0'Leary the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George MacDonald.
:Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Enlmsn and gamily of Springhill, P.E.l.. were gisiting in West Devon on Sun- day, April 15th. the guests of Mrs. En-man's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moreshesd.
Messrs. Ross Macwllllarns. Rus- sel MacNevln, Carl MacNevin and Bruce Livingstone, all of Milo, left Monday for Hamilton, Ont, where they will seek employment.
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Webb of Howlan had as their guests Mrs. Webb's mother. Mrs. Armstrong, and family," of Belllsle Creek. N. B.
Mr. Lorne MacMlllan. a student at the Nazarene College in Boston, Mass, enjoyed a short holiday at his home in Rosebank. the guest of hie parents. Mr. and Mrs. Les- lie Macuillan.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth Thomas arrived home from Toronto. Ont., after being employed there for the ,past year. They are the guests of. their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert smsllman, Knutaford, and Mrfand Mrs. Ben Thomas of Csscumpec.
.The O'Leary Women's Institute held a successful Pantry sale in Macwliliarn and Turner's Store in omeary on Saturday afternoon. April 14th. The many lovely art- icles on display soon found ready
F purchasers.
' Dan MscPherson. Omeary. and.her brother Mr. Hierlihy, of Glenwood. are visiting in sackville, N.B.. the guests of Mrs. Mac- Pherson'a daughter and son-ln- law, Mr.'and Mrs. Rennie Camer- us. Mr. Cameron is a theological iudent of the United Church.
Hlev. Russel Weiib of Waterford. .N.B., Anglican Parish, was a re- 'eenlt visitor to Woodstock. the west of his father, Mr. Jolm club who will soon celebrate his line?!-third blrthdll in May and Eguioys very good health. -
ijMr. Alton Rayner has arrived home from Charlottetown where he was visiting his wife who un- derwent a very serious operation qt the P.E.I. I-lospltal. Mrs. Ray- is as well as can be expected t she is making sorrle improve- ment. I-fer legion of friends are lioplng that soon she will be feel- ing very much better and will be ahle to return home.
-Mrs. Dan MadPherson of O'- Leary and her brother Mr. l-l.ier- lihy of Glenwood have arrived home from vis-itlrq in Sackville.
. N.B.. the guest of Mrs. MacPhor-
l son's daughter Jean. Mrs. Rennie
E Cameron and Mr. Cameron. Mr.
. Cameron. whose home is in Syd- my. will graduate with his B. A. degree in May and will be Ista-
. I-ioned at Thompson Mission Field. near Oxford, NS.. for the
' summer months. He is s theo- logical student of the United Church. Besides Thompson the pastoral charge also includes Mount Pleasant. Victoria and 02:- ford Junction.
-The Omeary United Church iloung People's Union met for their regular meeting on Thursday night, April lzth. with the vice- president Harold MacNelll presid- ing and conducting preliminary worship. There was a fine attend- ance. Plans were formulated for the presentation of the play "Aunt Tillie'Goes to Town". on Wednes- dly. April lath by Springfield West players and it will be , ed by the Y.P.U. The play was past- voned from April ilth to the lath becaun of the heavy roads. The study period was capably conduct- ed by Miss Eve .1. Macnennan and was entitled "Interpretation of Cl! ' i Citlsenship" assisted by Mrs. W. J. Dickson. The meeting
concluded by the Mizpah Benedic-
lion.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter 'Pste have returned to their borne in O'I..esr'y after an enjoyable visit in Boston, Mu!-. and other American centers.
. He was Invited to speak at a big civilian goaifenes mesuns in- Boston and
d about tmuflne progress being
The Women's Minion ry Societ Iloosnfield United Church hslE
F. MaoAusland, Mrs. Alban w, On-we". Mrs Keber G. Profitt and Mrs. Edward R. MacAusland A discussion followed the study. The Easter Thankofferlng was forty-two dollars and fifty cents. Nine lovely quilts for relief WOIK in the Church were presented by Mrs. Lyman Caseley. Mrs. Arthur Metharall gave a short interesting talk on the work of the Missionary to Korea. Miss Beulah Burns. now in Japan. This was followed by Driver on .her behalf and by the members expressing the hope that she might soon be able to return to her beloved work in the war- tom land of Korea.
The Canadian Girls In Training of the 0'Leary United Church held their regular weekly n sting at the church on Friday night, April sth. Despite a torrential downpour of rain. there was a fine attendance. The worship service was led by Gertrude Sheltoon. Margaret Wood- ridge read a missionary reading on Korea. The business meeting was presided over by Freda Strong. The two leaders. Mrs. W. 0. Dick- son and Mrs. Herbert Vatcher were in attendance. Games were en- joyed and the meetin closed with "Taps".
Miss Marcia Pate has recently returned from New Glasgow, NS. While there she took a special Leadership Training Course under the auspices of Trinity United Church in New Glasgow, entitled "Teachers of Religion" and receiv- ed her diploma from the Christian Education Department of the Un- ited Church in Toronto. Miss Pate is a qualified instructress in the Red Cross Water and Safety Swimming course and for the past several summe a has taught swim- ming and water safety under the Red Cross auspices to students of O'Leary and vicinity at the Mill River. many of them securing cer- tificates for proficiency in swim- ming. Mlss Pate has received in- vitations from the C.G.I.T. camp at Chance Harbour. near New Glasgow. N. 8.. and also from the C.G.I.T. camps of Cape Breton at Bras d'0r during July to teach swimming and wdter safety. She served in the C. W. A. C. during World War II and on her return from service opened up modern, up-to-date cabins at O'Leary. She is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Pet- er Pste of O'l.eary. She is an act- ive member of the 0'Leal'y United Church Mission Circle.
Enmare and O I O Vlclnliy - Mrs. Richard Enman. Victoria
West was a recent visitor of Mr. and Mrs. John R. lllnman.
Mr. and Mrs. Bums MacArth- ur and family motored to Sum- merside on Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ellis, Northam. were recent visitors at the home of Mr. John H. Bryant, North Enmore.
Mrs. William Gillls is spending a pleasant vacation in Dartmouth. N. 8.. guest of her daughter and son- in-law Mr. and Mrs. Stenning En- marl.
Mrs. Joseph Ladner. Mount Pleasant is a patient in the P. E. Island Hospital. Her many friends hope to see her home soon, much improved in health.
Hon. Forrest Phillips, O'Leary was a recent visitor in this section. He was an overnight guest of his sister. Mrs. Russel MacArthur.
Best wishes are extended to Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Maclleod, Victoria West on their forty fifth wedding anniversary. April 11th, 1951.
sympathy is extended to the family or the late Mlrs. Bl-nest Newcombe. Northam, whose death occurred recently.
Tile Presbyterian Ladies Aid held their monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. John Moore on Ap- rll 13th. A large number of mem- bers and visitors were present. The May meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Laurence Dyment.
The lrnmore W. I. held their Ap- ril meeting at the home of Mrs. Gordon Noye. Eleven members answered the roll call by donating an article to the grab bag. Plans were made to clean the school, wash the ceilings and walls. It was decided to invite a play to the hall when the roads get dry. The
W..T.l'. MacMlLLAN. M.D., C.M."
26th next.
Progressive Conservative Candidates for the 5th. Electoral District
. of Queens
TO THE ELEOTORS OF GHARLDTTETOWN & ROYALTY
We have been nominated to contest Charlotte- town and Royalty in the interests of the Progressive Conservative Party, at the Provincial election on April
One of us has represented this Constituency for 24 years the other for four years. you for your great support in 19 solicit your votes and influence on April 26th and promise you that we, if elected, will serve your best interests to the limit of our ability.
W. J. P. MacMILLAN. M.D., C.M. DAVID L. MATHIESON.
,THE GUARDIAN." CHARLOTTETOWN
mavsu Is. M'a'sunoUN
We sincerely thank 47. We earnestly
PROGRESSIVE i:0llsEIlVATIllE anoancasr 1-nocaau c A J n W
Monday 23-J. Augustine Gallant-1.00-1.15 p.m. Monday 23-Col. E. H. Strong-8.30-8.45.
home of Mrs. Lloyd Frost, Lunch. Mrs. Sidney Enman. Mrs. Austin Campbell and Mrs. Bayfleld Mac- Donald. Roll to be answered with favorite actor or actress.
The Springhill Women's Instit- ute held thelr April meeting at the home of Mrs. Reuben Enman. Plans were made to hold a social evening in the school soon. Mrs. Vans MacArthur invltod the mem- bars to meet at her home in May.
Norfllam Notes
Mrs. Wilfred McDougall was called to Charlottetown because of her daughter's illness. she expects to be absent for a week.
Mr. Ivan Macllean was a visitor to Burnmersids on Friday on busi- ness.
sincere sympathy is extended to the brothers and sisters of the late Mrs. Ernest Newcombe.
Friends regret to learn that Miss Blanche McDougal is ill in Char- lottewwn. Miss -McDougal is a student at P. W. C. and all join in wishing her a speedy recovery.
A farewell gathering of friends and relatives assembled at the King George Hall. Port. Hill on
May meeting will be held at the
llriday evening in honor or Mrs.
' STY-
Slnneck. (nee, Miss Marion Dy- rnent, Northam) daughter of Mr. Herman and the late Mrs. Dyment. Despite the bad roads. . large crowd attended to bid farewell to Mrs. sinneck who expects to leave shortly for Montreal, where she and her family will join her hus- band.
The many ilriends of Mr. Char- les Colwill regret to hear of his serious illness. All join in wishing him a speedy and complete recov-
Mrs. Wilfred Mcnougsl attended the funeral of her uncle the late A. G. Maocaull, North Bedeque on Thursday afiemoon.
The community of Nu-iham was deeply saddened when word was received that Mrs. llknest New- combe passed away at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Glenford Mill- ar. Although in failing health for some time death came as a shock to relatives and friends. she will be greatly missed not only by her family. but. also by a host of friends who will long cherish the memory of a true friend and a .kind obliglng neighbour. The fun- eral was held on Wednesday from the home of her son William. A short service was held at the home followed by service in the Anglican Church, Port l-llll. Much sympathy is extended to the fam- lly in their sad bereavement.
LIBERAL PARTY BROADCASTS
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Monday. April 23-Hen. w. E. palsy-9:oo-9:30 p.m.l Monday. April 23rd. Premier Jones-Tl:00-11:30 p.m.
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LISTEN LIBERAL - TALK LTBERAL - VOTE LIBERAL
Do You Wont The Sales Tax?
The Provincial Treasurer has planned one for you.
'The only answer would involve the imposition of NEW and INCREASED laxalion."
"Al the instance of some of The Provincial Govemmenls. the Dominion also agreed lo a Constitutional Amendment al- lowing The Provinces. to impose a RETAIL TIJRNOVER TAX
not exceeding M."
"Il is obvious that this source. in the main. must lie
looked io."
(Budget SPOOGIIT
'Tlie Sales Tax is a good thing; it slloulo and WILL
uillilierol Melnlier Harvey Douglas at Morell Meeting. Tuesday. April l7rlll.'
The Premier llas slaled that he proposed Sales Tax will cost the people of Prince Edward Island One and One Half Million Dollars.
The LIBERAL GOVERNMENT in Oliawa has iusl increased its Sales Tax 25”A.
Tlle LIBERAL GOVERNMENT in Prince Edward lslanll now plans to place an additional TX. Sales Tax on lop of ii.
This Sales Tax will go on every bushel of polaloes. ev- ery pound of Butler. every Dozen Eggs.
THERE WILL. BE NO SALES TAX UNDER THE
PROGRESSIVE. CONSERVATIVES
InsertedbythsP.E.I.ProgressiveCorpsrvatlvaParty .