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THE GUARDIAN.

CHARLOTTETOWN .

JANUARY 11. , 1951:

Hoivlcsi Vicinity

. Mr. Philip Arsenault of Fortune y Cove was in Howlan on Sunday.

Mr. Peter Doiron is spending a Ufow days .in pl-lowlan.

Mr. Ernest Brown of Halifax. spent Christmas in Howlan.

Mrs. Ivan Webb is spending a yfew days in 0'Lesry.

Alton Boulter of 0'Leary was in Howian on Christmas day.

' Miss Aletha Finnan returned to her work in Halifax on Tuesday.

Mr. Arthur Deskoches spent the Yuletide holiday with friends in :Fortune Cove.

Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Gallant and sons visited with Eddie's parents 'on Sunday afternoon.

-Master Lorne Arsenault is now visiting at the home of his sister. Mrs. Francis BilillCillll”ll- at Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Kinch of Al-

-the past week or two in Howlaii

where they spent the New Year week-end with their daughters and other relatives there.

The Ytiany friends of Firmin Perry were sorry to learn that he had his hip hurt while haul- ing out firewood and sincerely wish him a speedy recovery.

Another of l-Iowlan's houses has gone to 0'Leary. On Thursday the beautiful new house built for Mr. and Mrs. Frank Richard w.is hauled and will be set lip back of the theatre.

Happy birthday wishes are being sent to Miss Eva Mag Perry of Mount Edward Road, Charlotte- town, who on December 28th celebrated the 9th anniversary of her birth.

Mrs. Harry Arbing, Woodstock. and Mrs. Errol Stetson of Union- vaie. have Just recently returned

ton. N. B.. was a recent visitor to Albany and Surnmerslde. While here he made a brief visit to Ilie

home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs.

Parker DeLaney, North Ti-yon.

Master Gerald Dixon. YOU": F00 of Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Dixon. had the misfortune to break his arm on New Year's day.- He is now resting at the Prince County Hospital.

Mrs. Elmer Gamble has recent- ly returned to her home in Al- bany after spending New Year's with her mother, Mrs. Burke of Charlottetown.

A real Rood game of hockey was played in Bedeque Rink on Wed- nesday night. This is the first hockey in these parts this sea- son, Albany vs. Freetown, ended in a tie same-the score 5-5.

Miss Margaret Dawson return-

from a few dsys' visit with rel- atives in Halifax and Dartmouihq N. S.

. I Mrs. Thomas Cook who spent

has returned to her home in Cape Wolfe on Tuesday. accompanied on the trip by her daughter, Mrs. B. Carruthers. .

he.-ton were visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Arsenault on Christmas afternoon. .

Mrs; Margaret Doiron of Liuvziry visited at the home of her aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs. AflI.llOil.V Finnan Christmas day. '1

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Mr. and Mrs. Jack Arsenauill who spent the past week in How-l ian. returned to Lot 7 Oll 1VWi

Year's eve. I .

Miss Dorothy Peters of Durllr came to I-lowian on Thursday when she visited her sister, Mrs. Prank Peters.

Mrs. Felix Doiron of Diivnr v.'sis.' in Hoivlan on Christinzls at ii"-'. Mme of her daughter, Mrs. .-in-(

ihony Flnnan. . i

Messrs. Reggie and B8l'lYHnl Bryan of Unionvale were iny.ljIflW- inn on Thursday night visitlrlzr

with George and Calvin Carruthw 'ers.

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Mr, and Mrs. Rae Noonan and little daughter returned to tllelr, horn; in O'Leary on Tuesdhl "W re,-noon after spending Christmas in I-lowlan.

'Thg little Misses Theresa Andi Elaine Gallant went to W00d5i0Ch' on Christmas morninz '” ms”; with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John I-". Gallant nnd flim- ily and remained a few dai'5-

Messrs. Henry Gallant and Vill- cem Perry returned to their word on the new Post Office in Slims mergfde on Wednesday morning: after having spent, Christmas at; their homes in Howllm

On Saturday morninlz MT-

Zruthers and her

isummerslde where they spent .h':i

On Saturday Mrs. Bruce Cur- mother. Mrs.

Thomas Cook. were passengers (0 New Year week-end with Mr. and i

Mrs. Francis MacQuarrie and family.

Albany and I Vicinity Mr. Frank Bell of Searloiown'

was ii business visitor to Alb:-inyl last week.

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Mr. Charles Milligan was a re-' cent visitor to Albany and Sum- mersiflc.

I --Mr. and Mrs. Claud DeLanc.v and daughter Bcssip wt-rh rec:-ni visitors to the east end of the Is- lllfld visiting friends in Fortune and Murray Harbour. l

Mr. Murdock Dawson was a recent visitor to Charlottciowii il'l1 business resardinlf the markrtiiiizl of seed and tabiestock potatoes. 1

Mr. Arthur Blanchard vii imi-

. day.

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ed to her studies in the Sum- nlerslde High School on Wednes- During the holidays she spent a few days with her sister.

Mrs. Don Schurman, Travelers' Rest. Mr. Howard Caiibeck. well-

knnwn farmer is a patient in the Prince County Hospitalf His muny friends around Albany hope for n speedy recovery. Mr. Callbeck was one of our best known dairy farmers and Holstein breeders.

Mr. Archie Thompson had” me misforiune to lose a valuable Hol- cow recently. She was found dead in the barn. Cause of death was hanging. It is ll llid loss as this was one of Mr. Thompson's choice cattle.

Mr and Mrs. Douglas Crossnian of Albany Were recent husinrss visitors to Suninierside and Char- lottetown. Mr. Crossman has re- cently built one of die finest frost pi-orif warehouses in this section of Prince County. located on the C. N. R. siding at Albany.

EBFIN .luR VV. 1. The Jzmim ' nicctinf: 0! the Ellen:-zcr ll. I. was held at iilf' home of Mrs. Hubert Oatw.ly.

The meeting was opened with the Cremi Roll call was anm-ered by ion menilicrs. Collection. 45c. The nllflllll-5 were read and approved. A bill for cniidy and apples for ilie Flirislnias concert arnounliiir; in six rinllars nnd llilrt)-f'ivp cenls has pniri.

'l'lin sick ihmr

i"lilillllIIBD made

ian River. was a recent i'i5l"'l',i.-my-i miri bliss Helen Ford ind

to Albany and Bedeque. oils; l-Zrn.-i Crllcs were appointed

r"-or lfnr ilin nos: three months, Mrs.

MY. Kelllleill D5l't'50Yi- :9'l”""Ilvan Fm-ri Iiliinkril the Institute merchant. Auzusiinr WW". ll'"i ii lnr lirw iiahy blank:-i.

recent visitor to Albvlllii flll ill! 1'. t,'ui:rc.:pmi(ion.-p was rrad. The

ness. ..,..ntiinn nf li1)'lllE for tciirml

i ilighis and a siiarr in a film pro-

Mr. and Mrs: Max l-"illl'-'”.V jrcinr ll"ls left open for further

ihave arrived home from a holirlxv djcpugsionl

trip to Moncton. N. 8. They were visitors at the home of MT. and Mrs. Fred Mitchell.

Mr. Weldon Howatt of Dixon's Store. North Tryon. was a recent

MaCRae and Mrs. ;md.visltor to Albany and Cape Tr.1- am,

The next martini: is to be at the

harm of Mrs. West MacDonald and each one is to brlnf: an article for an auction

sale. , Lunch committee. Mrs, Lincoln West MacDon-

' 3 verse. At the close of the. meeting a lams" Bggwggnaxd ”'f;'e.:,1,',f,',C;,3o,.'.; dainty lunch was served by the li.;O.,,.',1l,,n went to Charlottetown Mr. Goldie Del-alley of Monc- committee.

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sonwlllteke chargeof the study. Seventeen books were repart- 'ed read during the month. Community i- i iendship work

iGod in a prayer of dedication by

: Mlcwillitlnll .

Mrs. Maurice Perry, Jr., has re- turned from an extended visit to Sydney, NB.

Mrs. Freda Wallace has re- turned from spending New Years with her sister in Point du Chane. N.B.

Friends of Mrs. Perley Hardy are son.-y to know it was ecessary for her to be rushed to the Prince County Hospital on Monday.

Pansies were picked from her gorden on Thursday. January 4th., by Mrs. C. R. S. Leard. The blooms ih3.. ..::'ge and beautiful.

Mass for the Epiphany was cele- h:u.ted by Rev. W. E. Monaghan In the Sacred Heart Church Sat.- usday morning. The choir sang Gounod's Mass in C and during the ofertory rendered Adesle lridries. .l:'J's. E. E. Larter was organist and Mr. R. D. MacKliiiioii was .':Uitl.al-. On Friday the Fire Brigade was called to cxtinsuish fire which had broken out in a refrigreator car on the siding at the station. It is thought the fire was caused by a heater in the car. Considerable damasze was done to the bottom of the car

-Mrs. A. .7. Bernard and Miss Catherine Bernard left last week for Montreal. Nll'S.lBCl.l'lal'd will visit her son, Giir. Valerie Ber- nard who suffered burns and a fracture in the train 'wreck near Canoe Fvlvei-, E,C. last month and is now in hospital in Montreal. Miss Crtherinn is huvlili: a medical check- up at the shriners Hospital.

The Women's Institute sponsored a New Year's dance which was well enjoyed by those who attended. Mrs

Arthur Wllkie and Mrs. Clarion Trai'cl's W(I e chapcrolies. The licricrn Fire furnished szood music and novelty dances were in charge of Mr. Cyril Lcard. Fancy hats, whistles and balloons added much to the gaiety of the evening. The hall nan very atir.icI.ii'elv decorated in tone: of red, green and yellow. This color scheme was carried out in :,arlantl-:. streaniers and lamp silades. "Happy New Year" em- hlnzoiicd rm-nus the stage in red letters pzrrricd the guests as they rniercd the hall.

The llaifndil Mlssinn Band met in the Chiirrii H.111 Friday irtiei-noon with Fraiirrzz Ciirrzc presiding and

twelve lllPlhlirl"4 in aTiEfiCtElllCf'. The lTlE'Fl1ii: (lpPllN'i uitli the .Vli:.:mii Band Pi:-' ise and the Lords Pi.-lyer. Al iual reports.

given by Dorothy Maclvevln and Lona Hunter, showed a successful year. The next meeting will be at the home of Frances Currie and lVOF5h.2p will be led by Do.-othy Mac- Nerln. The worship period was led by Lily Beth Clarke and Mrs. Green presented the study. Officers were installed by Mrs. P. A. Fitzpatrick. At. the close of the meeting Belle Wilkie, on behalf of the members. presented a. Bible to Phyllis Matth- ews, a Life Member of the Mission Band. who will soon be leaving for Montreal.

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The January meeting of the Albeirton sub-division of the C.W.L. was held at the home of Mr. J. A. Callaghan with eight. members pres- ent. The meeting opened with prayer by Rev. W. E. Monaghan. On motion of Mrs. Charles Dunn and Mrs. J. A. Callaghan bills were ordered paid. Correspondence in- cluded notes of thanks for Christ- mas parcels from Rev. Fr. Monsxllarn. the Sisters of St. Martha at the Western Hospital. and others. A box which had been sent to St. Vincent's our-phanage at the Christ- mas season was gratefully ack- nowledged. A letter was received from Mrs. James Pendergast, Diocesan president, and in it were enclosed resolutions from the Halifax Con- vention. Notice of a local Film Council meeting to be held on Jan- uary 15th., was received and Mrs. Michael Ahearn, Mrs. J. A. Calla- ghan and Mrs. Brydon Smith were appointed to attend. It was decided to pack another box for the Orph- ange. articles to beleft at Mrs. J. A. Callaghan's not later than February (tit. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Merritt Callaghan. The Lunch Committee will be Mrs. Prank Dunn and Mrs. Roy Saunders. There will be a. Question Box at the next meeting.

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Tiie WM.S. Auxiliary met in the United Church Hall Tuesday ster- noon. A very fine New Years wor- ship service was led by Mrs. C. H Weeks and officers for the coming yea: were installed by Rev. P. A. Fitzpatrick. Fourteen members ans- wsred the roll call with vi verse of scripture. Mrs. Gordon Coffin and Mrs. Jesse Matthews were named delegates to Presbyteriai, with Mrs. P. A. Fitzptrick and Mira. Prod Lesrd as alternates. The Hall hostess forvlllebruary will be Mrs. G. If. Hardy. Mrs. J. W. Wauzh will lead the worship and Mrs. James Hodg-

included 21 home calls, pitll calls. is treats curds. Annual reports of officers showed that the Auxiliary has had a year of good work and its gifts and activities were offered snow to

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the president. Mrs. A. 0. Green. The president's massage cpmlprised four quotations: "We ought to be flam- ing evangels when Christ is the only hope of the world."tDr. Margaret "livery women oourit.s........ .. and I would have seen one realise the importance of hsr contribution " through his ability, enthusiasm. friendliness. money. All are needed." (Mrs. James I-Illlhllndl. Jleliola 1 bays set before thee an open door and no man can shut it." (RlV.I:I). '.'BpesI unto the children of.Isrsel (Ls. Codie people) tJist.tl: go for- ward." (Exodus 14:13).

ALBERTON AND VIC-INITY

sotitely goos. "M arlttmeot may help you too. buy

Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Bell and Mr. Roy Bell spent New Years with Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Macwilliacns at Carleton, Lot 6.

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Mr. and Mrs. Eric Corbett motored to Fernwood on New Years to spend the day with Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Macrarlane.

Mr. and Mrs. Keir Thomas. Barb- ara and Chester, of Woodstock, were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ahearn on Bundy.

Mrs. Alfred Ahearn. accompanied by her daughter Helen. has re- l.1"'.led from spending the holiday season with her daughter Ind son- in-law. Mr. and Mrs. William Wall- ace, Montreal.

Mrs. Cecil I-Iutt was hostess to the January meeting of the Alberton South women's Institute. Seventeen members were present. Mrs. Ed- ward Gailant was appointed sec- retary in place of Mrs. Lerriuei Arsenault. The Visiting Committee reported one call. It was reported that proceeds from the Bean supper

held in December amounted to 540.60. The following committees were appointed: Visiting. Mrs.

Ainsley Butt and Mrs. Silas Matth- ews; school.: Mrs. Myrl Matthews and Mrs. James Gallant; Enter- tainment, Mrssceoll Hutt and Mrs. Maurice Perry Sin: Lunch, Mrs. Myri Matthews. Mrs. Silas Matth- ews and Mrs. Michael Kinch. Enter- tainment was provided by Mrs. Archibald Fraser and Mrs. Edward Gallant and refreshments were served by the committee in chsirge. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Maurice Perry Sr. The meeting closed with the Nat.- lnnal Anthem.

Week of Prayer services were held in the Alberton United Church last week. Minismrs and people of all Protestant churches joined in the services. Singing was led by a united choir with Miss Annie Leard as organist.

Rev. G. B. Cunningham of the Presbyterian Church conducted ivnrsiiip at the opening service New Years evening. He was assisted by Rev. P. A. Fitzpatrick of Alberton United Crurch and Rev. J. M. Sheen of Eimsdale United Church A solo, "My Jesus I Love Thee.” was rendered by Rev. Mr. sheen. her. (7.0. Hnwlett of O'l.eary Baptist Church gave the address. The topic was ”Cill'i51iilll P.”aycl"'. Basing his address on the story of Peter's mir- aculous escape from prison. the speaker pointed out that the Church at prayer can overcome the iron gate of sin. of difficulty and of death

Tuesday evening the service was conducted by Rev. J. M Sheen. assisted by Rev. J. R.

McMahon of St. Peterls Anglican Church. "Great Is Thy Faithful- ness" wu rendered its a solo by Rev. G. B. Cunningham, who also was the speaker. The topic was "Christian Faith." Christian faith isfnot blind hope but full assur- ance. Faith is active. To have faith. said the speaker, one must be conscious of a need of Christ. Without faith there is no salva- tion. On Wednesday Rev. P. A. Fitzpatrick led the service with assistance from Rev. W. Wilcox of the Elmsdaie Nazarlno Church and Rev. J. M. Sheen. The topic was "Christian Discipline", and the speaker was Rev. Mr. Wilcox. As an individual is distinguished -by his finrgerprlnts, his national- ity. etc.. so a Christian will be distinguished by the marks of Christ; and as a child bears rc- semlblance to his parents. so will a Christian bear resemblance to God. As some of the marks of a Christian. the speaker named love for God, self renunciation. purity of heart and life. compassion for the lost and a desire to save them. and the Christian will have a fixed purpose. The greatest thing in the world is to find God's will for you and to do it. The whole duty of a Christian may be siunmed up in the words of the prophet: to do justly, to love mercy and to walk humbly with God. Thursday's evening worship was conducted by Rev. W. Wilcox, assisiccl by Rev. P. A. Fitzpatrick and Rev. G. B. Cunningham. The topic was "Christian Hope" and the address woe given by Rev. Mr. Fitzpatrick. He pointed out that Christian hope and Christian faith are vitally united. Christian hope is one of the distinctive char- acteristics of our religion. ll. is the star that guides us in the darkest night. Christian hope is based on God. It is the anticipa- tion of some promised good. God can give victory in t-he place of defeat. Referring to these days of world crisis and upheaval. the speaker reminded his hearers that penpiexlty and doubt are not new things. The task of the Church is to compel faith in God's power and dispel discouragement. Faith in the Christ who was cruel-i fied and rose victorious from the dead gives us hope. The fast: of the Church is to spread the good news of hope. The closing service on Friday was conducted by Rev. J. R. McMahon, assisted by Rev. W. Wilcox. The topic was "Chris- tian Love." Basing his message on John 8: 16. Rev. J. M. Sheen pointed out how Christian lovs expresses itself umelfishly, sterl- ficlslly and redempiively.

FACE COVERED Wllll PIIIPIES

Miun.oi-esn.Bsuu1.Davis.0lsls.. .wi-im:"roriiiruy-sunrise-win covered with left lllmliee. l decided to try cuticon soap sad Olataisot. Aftertisingtlismforthrsawsokslwu llIIli!lIllCvolIl,l"IlI Invthspltlz:

I "E.-llilllsddo Vicinity

- Miss Mildred Barnett, sum- rnerside. spent her Christmas holl- days with relatives here.

Miss Joan McKenna of Holmaxrs Ltd.. suminersldo, was the guest of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. McKenna for her Christmas half- days.

was Vivian Matthews. Moncton. spent a few days during the christ- mas season with her father, Mr. Eteglsrt Matthews-and skier, aer- tru e.

Messrs. wentworth You and Claude Macrleill were recent visit- crs to. Somme-rslde.

Mr. James Currie. teacher at Bloomfield corner. has resumed his duties after spending his holidays at his home here.

Miss Rita Kelly, tcmcher at How- lln was is guest for I few days last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Dunn.

Mr. Leslie Rix, o'I.ea.ry, spent a few days here recently visiting with relatives and friends.

Elmsdale School re-opened after i.he' holidays on January find with the teachers, Mr. William B. wlu- lace and Mrs. Frank Dunn in charge.

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Mr. and Mrs. Claude Macm-ill, Donna. Judy and Vicki, spent their Christmas holidays in Summersirle, glleits of Mr. and Mrs. Prank Call-

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Mr. Wendell Murray. son of Mr. and Mrs. George Murray has gone to Ontario where he expects to re- main for some time.

Miss Vera Williams, employee at Swift Canadian 01.. 0'l.eary, was a guest. of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Williams for the Yuletide sea- son.

The Misses Beatrice and Alfreda O'Brien, and Miss Norma MCK6ll. na, have resumed their duties at their respective schools after en- toying their holidays at their homes here. .....

Miss Margaret Matthews has re- turned to Prince of Wales College where she is a student after spend- ing the Yuletide holidays with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Mat- thews.

Miss Norma Rix has returned to her studies in Nova scotia after spending a pleasant (xii-istrnaa hol- iday at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Austin Rix.

Mr. Joseph Gilli: of Port Hill spent a few days last week. guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. -A. D. O'Brien.

W. Wsldron Rlx. Charlottetown. was a guest at the home of his sister. Mrs. James Currie and Mr. Currie during the Yuletide season.

Mrs. Bessie Yux -is visiting her

Rix. st. Eieanors. and her friends rertret to learn that she has been indisposed for some time. All hope she will soon be restored to her usual good health. i V

Miss Dorothy Hardy. student nurse at Prince County Hospital has returned to resume her dutir-s after spending her holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Emmerscn Hardy.

The sincere sympathy of the en- tlre community is extended to Mrs. Justin Mcxenna and family in their recent and bereavement, caused by the tragic death of Mr. Justin Mc- Kenna.

A successful cud petty was held

at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A.D.

oiarlen on Wednesday evening,

acn. Corporal Charles Rix and Mrs. P P118

at play. The luck prise winners were: Ladies, Mrs. Alton O'Brien, gentle, Mr. Barry 0'81-Inn. Refresh ments were served

. nalvh O'Brien. The remainder of the even-. -wss pleassntl, spent in music and song.