Page 1-1 The Guardian nssturday, Doc. 4, 1954

Presentation to Student

Minister at iireadaihane

-On Friday. November 20, a largel number of members and friends of Hreadalbane Presbyterian Church met at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

-At the Baptist Church in Kriuts- n ford on Sunday night. membership roll call was answered with a Scripture verse. The guest spcakerl for the evening was Rev. M. 0. Brinton.

At the O'l..ear,v United Church on Sunday night the new electric ,, , or an was dedicated in memory of Mamord L”0Ve:I' ."” bid mreweu the: soldiers of this community who lu their student minister, Mr. Oood- km men. lives in the N0 wmld will Mai-Dougall. who served them wars R". R. R. Wanner. nnng under the board of missions for thefmel. of this char", W” tnc speak, ”5' N” 5”mm9r5' ,er of the evening. Two special

Mr. D. A. Matheson, after ii nun.,t,c,.,. wet-e renjet-gd by the irw introductory remarks, called oniovLea,.y M319 chat,-g 1 Airs. Elton Somers and Miss Mar-l ,L-lift Kennedy who read addresses: Mt; and Mrs, aoyd shah. I'll 5511311 OI U19 FUDKTCENIOH lndlfsmily of Hallburton. have gone lot iiiends and the Sunday School.

Beautzful gifts were presented lwinler months, :iir. MacDougall from these groups,I ' lllld a well filled purse was givenl a Mrs. MacDougail.

Mrs Clara MacLeod. O'l.eai;v, was a visitor to Mt. Pleasant. ico-

VF- M3CD0U8all then thanked the ently vvherc she spent the day with crnment.

maple for this and many other,t-eiatii-es and friends.

acts of kindness shown him during

lte past two years. and for tliel The 0'Leary Women's Institute rxcellent co-operation they had held their annual bazaar and lca :.i'en him. Mrs. MaCDougiIll ex-lire the new school room on Tues- psesscd her appreciation for theirlriay night. There was a loud it rid ycniembrance. A pleasant crowd and a fine supply of articles, ilf'nL.I'IK and sing-song, after which a de-isale.

ii'L'eary i

and - ney

lToronto. where they will spend theltiaught-er. Mrs. W. H. Hill and Mr.

INDIAN RIVER. W. I.

'.rhe third annual meeting of the ' T y n 8 v a I I O y

-Word has recently been receiv-In urnntud Indtm Rjygr wo. Deep sympathy is extended to! . ' Ed in Bedeque. of the sudden death. m...-, t.,,tt,.,t, W3. hetd on Tues. the family or the late Mrs. D. N.. Conlr-tullllons Ire ealendedto of Mrs. Hollis Wood. in Vancuuver.ld,y' Novgmher 9th ,t the home t,rlF'orbes whose death occurred at W- 5- M033! "15 50;! In Wlnnlnl B C. Mr. Hood's lather passed-lM,.,t pm Noomttl 1-he meetthglher home on Saturday morning. '1'” WI" 10? Pflnct C-llni While iiwai a short time ago. Mr. Hood's opened wt-tn the rechattoh or the Nov. 27 in .her Bard year. Her Mendel seed It the Royal Winter Island friends will be very sorry creed. gottowed by t-on "ii with death came as I shock as she was F”'- T"”"I0- to hear of his d uble bereave- 15 t d- w th ' in . as well as usual upon retiring but , meiii. (I ship. alrid 2eiiZ”n':t5 i"Ie1lermxl:Ieerm passed away in her sleep. M'- "Id M” 5"?" C”"” "' tccived 5 tended the Royal Winter Fair. To- Mr. and Mrs. Percy Boyle and. 1nh'”bl,idpI,csidennalnddwmi Rev. and Mrs. W. A. Young, ronto. While there they were the family, Hiinier River. were visitors H Peter Madmnnn mentioned Port Elgin, N.B.. motored to Tyne guests of their nephew. Mr. Stutley with relatives ill Borden and Bede- I - , Valley on Monday. Nov. 29 to at- Mouse and Mrs. Moase. particularly the work accomplish due on Sunday. November ,,d in the school which was enter, tend tgerbfuneral oi the late Mrs. ' - - - D N. 0 es. Her maiiv tr.cnds will wish Mrggcd in the Rural Beautification Con- ' '. E t - - ::.":.:ii'..i”l.2”.:l i.ii72.'f”'.G.? 'v”i:'."l-'1:i"s?ii:l':33nl?l” .'.l"..""."i. "i Mi. 0" "W-vi . l'- .' v . - , , - t .v 0 ac r ur are sorry elr '1: t;:::9:::'.l.1 mt"ll:3u37"Si? tn'-ill? :l1.':..”:. ".:::..:2:: :..t”;:'"t.;:.; in":-.-..3::."':.:.3':';::.:;::.1:2: land she will be the guest of herlglfo llelfgltljlgzljjullfliilgllmler Vejglztigg he upset the farm tractor. pinning anti, with he. pu-..ti., Mt, .t-id varigus cud parties and other un- mmaagf incllerneath at "W M” Fred Hwmh P”w"”' . a pa ien n to ince ounty d""km"' HOSP"-ll Ind 3" hope he is not Friends of Lyman Moaae will be pleased to hear that he is recov-

ocmb" c0mmI"f::lorv::grI:vwf':: too seriously injured and will soon

l Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Mono and Mrs. Charles Waugh. motored to

Hill, for six months. Mr. and Mrs. Hill were former residents of Char-

lolletmx ii. Mr. HIEI is a Meteorolo- Zutand Gov, then presented.

mm mm the MN secretary-treasurers re port. lbe went "gmhg. '3" behlfh mnnned ti” has iTW8lVe lTlDlllhl)'- 1W0 execuu" Mr. and Mrs. J. W. MacDougIli; X: omit; pnteumo? .' ' 'l'he Bedeque "Half-Century" land one special general meetings spent, the weekend in Stanley ope 0 see y an Du "HI very Club met at the home of Mrs.lw-ere held. 3,-tdge, 5”” Charles Henderson on November 15.? On a motion by Mrs. L. G. Ram-I Mr Chum; MCNMU M”.

The opening poem was read by say. seconded by Mrs. B. A. Mac-l Mr. Ralph Mat:Lean. Cornwallis. Comm ix Wendi". I few My!

Mrs. Perry Airlock, entitled "Faith'slLellan. it was moved that the I953-TN.S., attended the funeral of his triumph". Eleven members answer-21954 slate of officers he returned grandmother. Mrs. D. N. Forbes on Monday. Nov. 29.

with Mr. William Hegarty. Mr. Cedric Mclnnis left on Tues-

-.i..: spent in fellowshiptboth useful and ornamental, rm-red roll call. with interesting ltemslbv acclimilllm

Programme consisted of a reailingl

MacLel. Keith

Peter Mrs.

President. Mrs. Pa'st Presdient,

Mr. and Mrs. Clark MacQuarrie

day morning for New Brunswick.

.t over to me December meeting. Minutes of the last annual me mg were read. New committees are: Sick. Mrs. Lorne IlacNelll and Mrs. Moore: School, Mary Stewart and Mrs. Chesley Clark; Rustico Sick. Mrs. Robert Wool- ner and Mrs. Earl Simpson; Rul- tico School. Mrs. Rey Woolner and Mrs. Will Teomba.

The financial report for the year was then read. It was moved did seconded that 55.00 be paid to the Blood Donors Clinic. A vote of thanks was extended to the re- tiring officers.

New officers are: President. Mrs. Will Toombs: vice-president. Mrs. Lorrie MacNei1l and Mrs. R. G. Flaming: secretary and treasurer to be appointed at Dec. meeting. A committee to plan the year's program is as follows:- Mra. Will Toomba, Mrs. Olaf Stev- enson. Mrs. Jeremiah Simpson. Mrs. Burdette. Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Roy Woolner.

December meeting to be at Mrs. Mooreis. Cavendish. roll call to be answered with an exchange of gifts. A talk on Civil Defence was given by Mrs. M. J. Doyle. A de- licious lunch was then served and meeting closed with National An-

them.

Y I SI .5 , sz?l:'ot'-iT2s.'o?ft3".'.'."..7..'.7.. in

tea or him yum. Aaityour Investor Syndicate npn. esntativo or full detaila.

G. Frank Cameron District Manager Summenide, P. E. 1.

nvi:s'i"tlRS 5.Vll(li('ftiI(l

me on . 0'FltlS- a'gctt,,g'

iiiilvm Ni tints

l.t'IOUS lunch was served by the rm” quiz Comm" The ”5"” Wcmllan: were visitor. to Freglgnd over the where he expects to be employed l

ladies. The singing or "Blest Be; The many friends of Mr (;era1rllllo'iii- followed. The Club was enter- lglantn;HVgc;rl::::dl'l;l;:ax:5r Glaze wukendv Wes" at Mr. nnd M” for the Wvlnter months.

tzze Tie That Binds" and "God be Gamble are very sul"r:v' lu hear la-"(id bl Mm LOWS Mmm” 0” as E" 3 ' ” Harold Philll l '-lllh You Till We Meet Againfllhst he is on the sick list and hiipc November ;9th.. Poems were read -luslln MaCLellanMDlre;tors. P!- t Mr. md Mm Canon Lambew, bl? the PF95ld5nl-Ml'5- Willi" Wald. R"” Campbe"' L" em” i Mr. Hugh Stewart, Summerside,lSummerfield. visited in New An-ll

SPECIAL DINNER

i i h in ; hi i i, for his speedy recovery. , slifgsg 15 Emma 6 Evening 0 tentitled”Wai.eringn1asttyears'crop5' ,II!Ih'cLeIg7t"'.Mx.S' Tmimase is Visiting 3" the hm" i" M5 Hill on Sunday evening. Each Sunday Until Christmas The t.,tt.,..-mg 3., the tt.td.,5...; The many friends UI Mrs Wes- and frnrc-e gates. Nine members ds 3:1: WAS xefsrcsgesf ;ndWM” daughter. Mrs. Preawn Grigg and Hot Turkey Dinner with all the fixins Dear Mr MacDollgall. man Harris are sorry to hear that answelcd roll rag. wllhtnsugaetstlons Iienh Han”? t Mr. Grigg. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Tuplin andl Served from- n no i n ' v - J I ” 1 M" little son, James. spent the week . 12.00 . 1.30 and 5.00 . 6.30

- - - - i .h '. ill (I h pe that she will for Cliristmas. As you may llf'Il know. time b 9 ” 1 3" 9 itgi-eed that a post he provided inrl The

President and Secretary;

are few tlinics in Il.'C that helps F00" be W911 3331" REV" Mid M” C99” F”1"b”- Nwllcnd with Isaac's father, Mr. James

. . . . Treasurer will attend the officers 5. - . . At ,n Cnem. ns nn Mn. My man, Inn". V I a light tor the lower psit of the , ' t I P , , totia,natt.nded the funeial of Mr. Tuphn, n (has nn ,,xn,.e55mn of nnnrentanonvl Miss Fern (oughlin trim is at- village. whenever convenient for L”d!”hlP (-Ullfelellu 01' ”ncelF'orbe5 math" on Monday, NOV. AV”. l

l d., St. M "'5 Academy . . l . , , e” mi 3” mvned to Price 51.25; Children .75c

' . - County at 0'Leary. 29 v and for this purpose, we have as-, t mime C0"”,m"”' Agleed Ln" p”CeI3 The member, We” -;j--7--- ll nmhted new tins eventngv to ex.;Summerside. spent the week-cnd.for the sick be brought to the next . . . , , AVONLEA W. I. t , . some tangmte way to youglwith her parents. Mr. and Mrslmceling. A committee was named mm m””' Decemb" mean"! 33- The Presbyterian Ladies Aid met i If at all possible please make reservations

Mrs. Mann's when the roll calllitt, the home of Mrs, gymn Rhmy

press in will be an exchange of Christmas gay on '1"hut-why evemn" Nov. 25

our appreciation of your splendldlwI”Ia'" C0"5h”"' The annual meeting of the Avon-;

for club mem- lea W. 1., met at the home of Mrs

the same committce fol

lit) purchase gills bcrs.

anti

eilo:-ts on behalf nf our Cliur li a d . -

,1; mm tn? chnmn of GO: rnrng Mrs. Peter Marlin of Pmiacmlk. ;ii'epiire prograiiimc for the next,3m5' 'wlth a large anendanc" Llmchlltf. J. Doyle, on Nov. 8. 1954. The!

...5ent5, N. H. is vlsillns with luv "l””""'- Hm lnrvl-lln Thr usual social hour " """”"'"” - ” ”"”l ”'V"' "Y ""3 h0W?”- mlmlditnssting opened with Ode and, vMrs. William Lockhart who has tins enjoyed. W M” Em)" R"'m"y Md M” Creed. Roll call was answered by-

As we listened to your inspiring .nB.Q- snnrneon Ramsay. thirteen mambo”. one new memn

messages each Sunday we feel we F r e e t 0 w n EH: ,

have been helped spiritually. and. Th 1. Inn of M” lock D"””'C"C Di: . ” i 'lber was welcomed. lcililinuties oil iv 1-; the t h, t cit 9 nl3'll.V ll? - - ' 'j . . . . . ,, I . . . 3d, last meeting were ran an all- Hig eservices trig: mg 302:): bgt 8:6 hart of Coleman. at-9 vcr.Vn stirr.- NORTH BEDILQLE SCHOOL 1'.eCe?l1l&y lirz;1rpIhaRlw(?t.:rg:k;e::ii:)ntoi Id D. - tpmvad. Commute" present fer trust the Mission Board may favour "I he” that she is an pat.'e'l” in lmnine when he vtstted with rglngveek e:1:m:I:;':g"s ?:d?:f'(axwe;Ielported having visited the sick and

. ' in v 5 - ' ' '. . Us by your 3PP01mm9"" W Ihlslme Prince Coumy asnu atives in Gardiner and Augusta. ;s,, at the home M Mr. and Mrsgl-"3h0019'

l been sick.

CAPITOL Saammea-aide

TODAY. (Saturday) 2:30 . 7:15 - 9:15

.VtH'Pil1I)Pl" Report:

. ' he will b. I t 1 i th t I 5”'""””d'”- 3'” W” 5 .. . . . l - - A letter WI! mid from the R95 he Pass List Is Sus ended For T is

P;;l:Vl:lle)ver, D;h:u1dE!:;lm&Ivlv()1shEI'no:l'l;1egSoon be home Ham. 2 (i;iaei:l:)F:llI;Ia?D;ha.g:yCe Blrchl Mr. and M”. Ruph ND” and William Fin. gm” Nurdnu knmm. and sew T n P II Engagement ””"”d' 0” 10” Wm be ””"""”3 M d Mn Aihol Mac-Nevlii Grade vii -- 1 Joan Cim-uihm- 50" BF9"l0"- M” C1"9"" ”0Y'- Amnnii those attending the fun-l"'5 md ” W" decided '0 M” I Gin

Ilsers good rortuna and uchzllldreii Crcgnrv AI("x'ZlllCIC.' .'2 Ernest .Sirivei'i.' fl Doir-on Bakerv ("Id MIV mm M11 wmiam E3-5I9"tcral of the late Mrs. Charles Mac-I n emascope

We would ask you to please ac- i ' . D: '- ..' '5. V1 ' . T if Vorlh Wlltshirc were visitors to;K- f N tn St El 1 II II

FPPYI I-I'll5 Bl” 33 11 Sllghlv WW" 9! f(;1dC(g:iE:lLanvVe;l:C;I:e:forNi(IIi'ivlS&:2N3D0nl'lTldP('lll'l'lliIlCl':l'Hmil" vII',Jul”:ihiIn2c I:I"5:9l”Vl'”v 0" Nmember ”lh- nNov.mIZOth .i&'EreeaIIfflI'I'Saf(l3A 7 7

the esteem in which you are heldi . ' i ” M t to, It. ' ' l IM-, 1 Rl . M , w, 55 om”

by "”' W9 W” W" "W ""9 "'biI.cIVmasrtp"emS' ML and rs: V-i. Adele MacCaull' 2.t M11 Gerald Lvckhart and chll- n.ii..iiei5S23.”l. M55558 Bert R JANE POWELL ' HOWARD REEL

"03 50 mmh became 01"! l-ill-I'll'l5lC I Marilyn Carruthers: Ii. Mary lVIac- dT9"- 310” and LYME '35 M ' Reeves, lilr. and Mrs. Orville BORDEN

value. but rather because of then -. . 1'1) td peque visited recently in South R , ' Mt d M . H l - u v , n

l M1 and M” 1"” Mi”L””- ""3 or Ml; I,?i':jmai)'kWc:.”nln?ltnnnsn M5 at M5, Mum” Sn. Patrons have come out saying Its the Best Eier

rxpression of admm”io" and g0od'3Colcmaii were recent visitnis to Priiiripal: Joan Roevc.1.nF"C9mW”- WW5” 5” me Imme Truly Denghtfun Entertainment

c. ll conveyed by the giving of it Snmmnmlnz. Mr and Mrs. Eldon Drummnndnlnnd Mr, Alvin stntson and n1l.Hl2.30. Au;-"E BAND wnaon", lroin us to you. Arid to your amiablel I U ”"”cP”-”m I m-ppm” H 4 ' I menand ht,-5, Lcshc Reeves .1) Dftlstarrlng Fred Astaire, Cyd Char- 8 ca tivatin son : Melodies that 0"," hum for 3' partner in life, we are glad to ex Tn, man). fmnds at Mt, 31;... made eiei,it.hliic blight and Chetl). ML and M15 Gelild -7"d Freetown. isse. Oscar Levant. Nanette Fabray.

lend to her it hearty welcome. tolnanem are Very 50,”. to heat wlicn they got busy and had the and family of Mui-rayFRiver. spenll land Jack Buchanan. long time to come.

”i?lli- She and W" 1"-W d”8ll'.'th tsh i. a patient in the Prince llshls izmniz and all electrical the past weekend in reel0W"- Min and Mrs. Reginald O'Con-j

"ill W1” 31W3l'5 1” ”""?mb”9d bl Cniintyellospital. suffering with equipment runmniz by ten o'clock jnnr and daughter. Brenda. Gail;I- DON'T FORGET m' LAST SHOWING TODAY

us for their happy and cheerful dis-1.,n.u,, pnwmama,

Tiicsday night.

Friciiris regret to hear of the ill-;

and Marilyn of Carleton, were rec-

posit.0ns. iicss of Mr. Lcniinrd McCai'villc.:cn1 H-Snnns tn 1.-rentownn at me: E099 I,1)WS- And now Mrs. Macpnttgaii, we The mam, mnnls M It,” W H Mr. and Mrs HPl'.Il Laird of and all hope lnr him an early re-jnnme 0! Mrs. 0-Cnnnm.-S namntnl NNCAM ADNHSSIONS As FOL ' 3.i”.”i.?fiE l.”.ll..;2l.f.'.ff:”J3.:.” fl;”:l”,W'"e, 1;: :';,:.:y.,:7 ':.::.' ..l:,:,; 3.:il.:.lJ .Ee”&i:f..l.iL” .f.i::i?: viii; W M”. "W": msmorou Evenings use a 35c: Matinee soc it 25c - 'lSel.!n e. .. s ., A -' .. ,t- 1 May God grant you h,,tm., nndtfm, A Speedy recovery guests of Mr. Lairds patents. Mr. The. atli nf Mrs William Llequ-. in”-gs”, 7,139.15: Mann" 3:30 Iirippmcss in the years that lie and Ml-W Albert Laird. . is. wluc uccured on Flldaba 0- nit-. arri Mrs. Allen Clmv and 0.. Saturday. Brought imk by - Attend the early show for the "h”3dt Mr. and Mrs. Allan lll:ir'Millan Vcmber tlmht Iiemlwed tram. mblliirs. Waldon Mouse or Fi'ectown,.popt,htt- request, the story of , Smmd 0” mm” "1 (ll Slllllllglleld WCSL haw lakf-ill "ll T119 mm” mmlds M M” Gem” C”""””"”-Y ””" Olde” XIeSIdEnti,In'lOlLlliCd in New Glasgow, on Nov. lyoung Minister who bring; 11,: best selection of seats. Brcadalbaiic Congregation and rt-esjdgncc in O'Leai-y for the WlrI- rvillggll tMlglI11 RS3-'1 lllljlijegorltti NIrs,e(i..eWlS hfad rencllxed l-he agliu, where they attended the fun-nitride in his (int parjgh to itvti, F”9”d5- ter 0 ' 1” t 9 con! 0 vane an 0 mm yiwo yelr'ieraI of the late Mrs. Vernnn love work laugh cry in "FL! - .. , ' her home through illness and all she ts survived by two son, Mr Burke Aavlrunm "in Hfonnsr MOI”: Dear Mr. Macbougall. l There was a very large crowd Imp" I" " qumk wcm"-V" C"1b.VhL9Wl13 and M” 'I'”B- ,L'wi51 ----- - l'l'AIN". in tuchnicolor. Starring Tllls ha , I :5 i iIlh- ' Ii . I t M' W'II ., I" W 0m lnccre 5YmP5 13' 1' ex' 5' . H ' d III nmla iinpgiv SFCZZE... IAIIDC: we E'aoleCinI:ln till) iV(:ci;iacI: Clnnlrtsiin gtoiineiiib an tended. The funeralll was bhcidzlnn HISTORIC PEERS lit?" "M" ' wi '"" L”"' i Til-iil6ii'I' 7.15 - 9.15 . . . ,, I ' . .f s on 5 ft , e s . I nList,. lot. a. t.nin at least. say fare day 3"9”'"0"t the week -end with her parents n)t13,dI;iyetf Btftxtinahtri Rev, Since 1672 the office of Earl

well.lo one who has labored so

Gnnn Hal.”-Sonv Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cornish, Mill'wn 0' weak, mnducttnl the set-. Marshal of England has been her-: 1--.-y-1-n-I:-..

fnlthfully among us and who has Mr. and Mrs. . .

endeared himself to all. both youns o'i.eary. sptnt Sunday with their R0” vices, Interment was In Bedetluc gdfigcllnhii 3':;l”n'o:;;l;'ld """'l

"Id oldt lPa”"”' Mr" and M” Bremo" Mr John Piniian nf Woodstock Baptist Church Cemeury. Iy S l d

Your work in the Sunday School-Hudson. in Cascumpec. in msmn with neg , .

has been a sour-e nl lil3DlI'EtI0i'lI d M I I , t nnnnnlenggm Jaw vhf ass: :1?! Mr. Mnrris Burns. Loiilgrh I;l'ce-i l l

and blessing to all of us. although M” 3" ”' ”f";"" '”x P ”' . I . W i i . ' iowii. returned on Nov. t rOl1ll F n t t

We mu” admit that M times om,Knnlsnn.d. nfem Vmmgi nn Urn Gilbert rlniian in 5llmmEllIdP.'a very pleasant vacanm spam mt , tlday Saturday 8.30

enthusiasm and energy in thellral Lot 15' I"?-"Hy ” l””e l " Mtg mm M”, Eat-ta 3,119., ,mdi305I0"- M3"-v Ham"-9” "G T"'l "KANSAS PACIFIC"

Master's work have not been squalll"”I5 0' M" '”'d M” S”'””g

family of Unlonvale were visitors

onto he attended the Royal Winter Fair.

A melodrama In color. Also

l0I3'0l1l”8- I Lh th nlnmmpsnnt in Popular Grove on Tuesday. " D7950" mg 5”” M is 5"” l Mr. Arthur Harris O'Learv. was . . . "lite" "l "1" ”5W?"l mid Hfliecllo” .-. business visitor to Mont-inn Ml-as Olive Tnplln. and Mrs. Ml” ".5 M” w'”'.”' By",-l' in. double reel comedy. Please (I-hart”. Kewm. nr Murray Rand Siinimersirie. accompanied by is. I

we trust that you may retain kindm, gt Monday.

memories of your short sojurn with-

us. E Mr. and Mrs. Hartji Palnicr of And now. as ynu leave us tolKeneington. were visitors to

continue your studies :n the great-l0'LC&l'y On Slmdliy RllETl100ll-

est work 5! man can take up. mayt 4 . Mr. and Mrs. Allison Prnlitl of gag; Inaly-5" momma Mwm mdtFreeLown, motored to 0iLeary on ' , , Sunday and attended the Boys T” M” M”D””"”' V” 9” "rylconference held in the O'l.ieary "neml 1” her M5m'a”” m makilunlted Church on Sunday night. in; it possible for you to be with us

Dan Smallmnn Kensincton

. Mr. and Mrs. To Marilyn. wlmiii we know will 0'Lcari. mniarrd to

honor her father and mother. may on Moiiduy.

she have all the good things oil ,

me. The many frinds of Mrs. Phillip

It in our urgent desire that yourmmma" 3" 5””-V W he” that

will soon be with us again. May She 1” I" am ”” "099 1'" a speedy recovery.

Mr. Charlie Rogers of Glen- were visitors on Salurday izarry. Lot 7. win in Forest View. noon. Nov. 27. at the hnmr of hei- nn Wednesday. November 24. mother. Mrs. Marizhi-rt Ai-senault.

Forest View.

God be with you till we meet hm. nnnn, In Rnxbnrnn W-””llt . The heavy fall or mow on Mon- Chg;-fey-gd Accounfanhl , ' Slim”! ll” bpmlr "I II"? 5”"da3' day caused A good deal of troiihlc Mr. and Mrs. .laiiics Hudson l SCll03l- with the Power Lines and 'rele- and lnnilly or Siimmersidr. were T- Ear"? HIck9y rm-e---s'-ma- phones in West Prince. However dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs., CIIlIdIlllB3ljll1Ill '1' COMMQNW A - the capable power experts snnn Alfred Palmer in 0'Leary, on u an: - - I. O c k 9 R 0 a d A Sunder. summoning. P.l!.l. C Phone ssaal iubscnptwn -Mr. John Wctlgc Inf F(il'C5i':ROCI1EE of Fnrest View. nn Siiii- Mn and Mn, rm Damn, Ml Albert ROIICHIOII O I View. was in limvlmi on Tucsday,lday evening. November 21st. ch,-,ct,mt,t.. he". stmchy tthttthhti P. E. I. MUTUAL BUILDING THE 1 November 23. in the honyg at Mt, gnd M”, Granville at Water Street is a ,t Mr. Charlie McDnugaIl (if Snring- Nelson Dutntst o'Leh,-3.4 summer-aide . . A Mr. wiii Mcggisnn of Knutsford.)field. was in Forest View on rm. DIAL P. a. soar daily ygmmdgr ; was in Forest View on Novemberidly. Nov. 26th. Mr and Mrs. Gerald Warren of 3344 "1 of 1 94. I l Sunimcrslde were recent visitors j Mrs. Leo Arsenault and haby to the home of Mr. and Mrs, 1 I I l

Mrs, Margaret Arsenault was at lher out around again after her iisitor on Nov, 24 at the home of Mrs. Edward Griffin. IPaCI'il"l' of recent. nick spell. , Opfomefridls nu Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Desllocher, Forest View School. SDPM llw , W Forest View, week-end of November 27 at Iior Ml-fl Agnes and Miss Darlene; B F. Hunter. K0. home in Burton. Phllllv-V 01-"W W9" Wm-end lummerslde. r.ii.i. -- Phone am visitors to Cascumpec rececntlgl SMALLMAN-3 ngmnma . .