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IoooN Rouyn 5 5 s at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 500 Coule mo cromor ZOXWINW :3 3:g‘,:‘s‘:'n'."‘L 3'15 :1“ Lloyd Ellis in Northam. 5300 Crow mo Dara¥°"_ H ‘W’ u “so” S“, no N "0 Mr. George Dalton of Toronto, .5 D“ Lem. A 14 14 14 Iooo new Thllrh 1 s s . , I _ , _ nude“. 22 am 2.: am Nip us 211 111 V Is visiting at his former home In mo Delnltcil 100 100 100 7°00 "W0 WI 9% 9'6 Burton Lot 7 and with other 1000 Del lltgduc :3 1:: ,:£§::;§ldd T?‘ ':T‘ 6:“ friends and relatives in O'Lear)' D" and vicinity. am D,..,.,.. o as as as Iooo Norim -1115 Im 11% _ D at 20% 10% mo Normet :95 us as ‘ mo D1312‘ so ‘I3 75 33°“ N C 0”‘ 5°’ 395 3°“ Mr. and Mrs. I-‘red MacKInnon 3”” an an an Iooo Nor inc: 1 I a - ~ - 6005 N no ,. ,3 ,_,«,No, 1-,.“ up‘ of Summerslde, were visitors to 539.3513: as am :1 mac Northld Iv. Iv. 41/. the home of M12 and _Mrs- Harry ‘'35 Sup can no 4Io id‘:d°Nublr nu. MacKinnon's parents In Coleman mo Elder 50 5: 5: mogfl"“ '1" ‘:3 recently. hon 1:41 sol 9 I "- I50? av‘ 32: 3“ 3.-::ITI-u ‘:14 131/. 3-,. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jelley and 1-530 gunk. 21 no mo Ont. eyr Is no as Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Foley. 0'- “mr 17*‘ "VI ""5 15”“ °P°"E 35‘ 1“ 1” Leary, have gone to Toronto. WW" '“"‘ .22” 413“ 4:3“ ’§’1£'3‘$i§ I-ill i3-1 ll». i3-1 where they are Vismns Mrs EVE" 159" Mr 5-, 55 35 1ooop.m¢u.- u’ as so Jelley who is a patient In the 3% Is wt. 15 Is 15 3300 Pm Welt 37 J7 37 hospital there. having undergone ' Sin 5% - mo Frob 460 45° 45° W” """"" n5" 2! 1, an operation. “M, 5,, Ex 62 an In 51100 Parbec V: V: VI 355° 5'" Mm" “S "5 ‘'5 mo Plan“ '0 ‘III: 1” Mr. and Mrs. James Dunbar of ,. p,,,,,-.. 5 5 5 1015 Peace RI 105 -;;‘:(1_Iam yk .35 555 335 Iooo Perron 16% 25% 26'»: Alma, visited with Mr. and Mrs. 145111 Gods L. 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ents. Mr. and Mrs. James Mac-

Donald, Portage.

Mr. and Mrs. Owen Jones of Halifax. are spending a month‘: vacation at their home in 0‘Leary.

Congratulations are being ex- tended to Miss Adeile MacAus- land. Bloomfield. who was among the nurses graduating from the Prince County Hospital on Wed- nesday night.

Mr. and Mrs. Heber Bryan of Howlan. had as their guests rec- ently. Mrs. Bryan’: mother, Mrs. James Walsh and sister. Mrs. Florence Gard of Summerside.

Mrs. Thomas Silliker of Mt. Royal. is a patient in the Prince County Hospital, where she will undergo an operation. Her many friends wish her a speedy get- well.

Theimany friends of Mrs. George MacDonald are glad to hear that she has successfully un- dergone an operation in the Prince County Hospital in Sum- merside.

The members of the Ladies‘ Aid held their meeting at the home of Mrs. J. M. Macwilliams on Wednesday night. Seventeen mem- bers answered the roll. Medita- tion, “Breathe on me. Breath of Life," was sung. Business period followed. Next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Dan Ramsay. Lunch committee will be Mrs. E. W. Turner and Mrs. Dan Ramsay.

Mr. George MacDonald. 0'- Leary. was a visitor to Summer- side, recently, when he visited his wife who is a patient in the Prince County Hospital.

Rev. Bonnie and Mrs. Cameron and little daughter, Ann of Nova Scotia. were week-end visitors to the home of Mrs. Camei-n11’s par- ents. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Mac- Pherson. O‘Leary. Rev. Cameron left Wednesday morning to attend the. Conference iI1 Sackville, N.S. while Mrs. Cameron is staying on for a few days longer.

Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Webb, 0'- Leary. motored in Mrs. Web),-;‘s former home In Lot 18 recently.

Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Cnllicutt.

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—Mr. and Mrs. James Hender- son of this village, are spending some time with relatives at Vic- toria.

Miss Mildred Smith, Tryon, I1‘ vi.s.tIng with her sister. Miss Wind- sor Smith, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jam.-.5 Henderson.

Mr. Kenneth Stewart, Charlotte- town, arrived in Beclcque on June 2. where he plans to spend the summer months He will be the guest of ‘Mr. and Mrs. George Henderson.

The annual school meeting of the Bedeque district was held June

Burton. were visitors to O'Leary on Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Alvie

Summerside. were visitors Coleman and vicinity recently.

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Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ashley. Alberton, were guests of Mrs. Ashley's parents. Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Harris. OIL"??-

Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Palmer and Mr. Arthur Harris. 0‘LeaI‘)'. motored in Kensington on Thurs- day nn business. —CP-

GAY’S PLANTS

June is the month to plant An- nual Bedding Flower plants. We still have It limited supply of pr1'nnnial.<. including those maz- I'liIIl'f‘lII l":1I1.<,\’, in so runny bril- liant. colors. l

ln \'(‘geIahIr~ Early Cabbage,

plants we ha.» Cauliflower. Tn- I11ntn.Celnr_v, Peppers, Lettuce Curumhm‘. .\1r-Inn. l,.elI11re, etc. 'l‘hr~. llnlifux Srcd Store have our plants for sale, the same plants and price. as from our gardens. We supply them with plants daily.

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.. Mr. Davis Jewell ova; appointed irustce In the plate of Mr. Al'- Iiold Henderson. whose term has expired. The teachers. Mrs. Dori: Murphy and Miss Windsor Smith, are remaining for another year. Mr. Lloyd Afflcck is the secretary.

The Bcdeque “Half Century Club" met at the home of Mrs. Percy Affleck on Tuesday even- ing, June 1. The vice-president, Mrs. Percy Affleck, presided In the absence of the president. Mrs. Walter Leard, who is ill. Seven members answered roll call. Dur- ing the business period it was de- cided that a vote of thanks be ex- tended to the men of the village for their work and co-operation in installing lights and repairing sidewalks. it was also decided to send an "airmail" letter to a valued member of the club. who is on I tour of England and France. The program consisted of a "quiz" and "Consumers News“ on thrift, A social hour followed.

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the president, Mrs. Percy Affieck. The Scripture reading was by Mrs.

Calvin Leard. Several members took part in prayer. The folio“- ing are the officers for the en-

suing yenr:——l-"resident. Mrs. How- ard Schurmnn, Central Bedcque;

vice-president. Mrs. Louis Mut- tart, Bedeque: treasurer, Mrs. James Heudc-rson. Bedeque; cor-J responding and recordliig‘ sEL'l'e-

tary, Mrs. Calvin Leard. Bedeque.

Coxigratulations are extended to Miss Louise Craig. dBll§hI.l"l' of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Cra-g, Middleton. on her graduzilmn fromi the Prince County Hospital, and also for being chcscn as valedIc- torian at the graduation exercises.

Mr. and Mrs. Erhest .lohI1sn11 had as their guests nvr-r the \\PEk- and f May 30 M‘. and l\‘lrs. Chi-

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