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The first Davis Cup tennis con- test was played between the Un- lied States and Britain at the iliongwood Cricket Club, Chester- :nut. I-l-ill, Mass., in l900.

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O'i.cory and Vicinity

Miss Wanda Maihean of the 0'l.a:a.ry Co-op spent the week-and at her home in West Devon.

Rev. J. R. Maclifal-.on of Albertrin attended the Easter Pageant in 0'I.aeary United Church on Friday April 14th.

Mr. Weldon Dignan of Chariots- wwn was a visitor to Woodstock on Sunday the guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Dignan.

Mr. Strcthart Acorn has return- ed to his home in West Devon after undergoing. treatment at the Camp Hill liospital in Halifax.

Another splendid member of thy o'Leary Teaching staff, ltliss Pearl Craig, has also returned from at- tending the Teachers Convention in Charlottetown.

Miss Adele MacAuslaiid, teaclicr at Hebroii, spent the week-end at her home in Bloomfield, the guest of her parents. Mr. and M.'rs. R. F. lvfa.cAusland.

Mrs. Strotliart Acorn and baby of West Devon have been spend- ing several days in 0'Lmry the guest oi"Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Turner and Mr. and Mrs. W. Den- his.

Miss Marjorie Ellis left Saturday mailing to return to her school in Wiiisloe South. near Charlottetown after spending the Easter holidays at her home in O'Lcsry, the guest of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Ellis. Miss Ellis is a former tcaclicr oi the 0'Leary School.

Miss Shirley Grigg who is tail.- her Grade ten at the 0'Leary school and staying at the home of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. James Williams. spent the Easter holidays at her home in 'west Dov- cn the guest of her parents. Mr and Mrs, J. A. Grisg.

Mr. Lewis Macxenzie, principal of the 0'Leary School has returned from an enjoyable week-end in Moncton and he also attended the P E. 1. Teachers Convention in Charlottetown. He is an ex(xptiuri- ally fine teacher and 0'Lea.ry is fortunate in having his services

The Easter Communion service was given at the Bloomfield United Church on Sunday April lath There was a large number oi com- municants and the service was enh- ducted by the minister, Rev. W. G. Dickson assisted by Elder Joim R. Dignan. Alban W. Crasweli and Lester Profitt.

Mr. and Mrs. W. Russell Rogers of Brae have returned home after spending the winter months in San Mateo, California. They re- port having a splendid time. They visited their daughter and son-ui-

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Wellington

Mr, and Mrs. Edmond C. Arsen- azult recently received two letters from their son Tilmcn who is with the American Navy aboard the U. . S. Albermale. He recently ar- rived in Norfolk, Virginia from a five week's trainiiig trip also i-I visiting tour in the Caribbean sea. also visited in cubs, Pnrin Rico and Martinique Island and Vesques Is- land. This trip consisted of 160 British and Canadian Warships ni- ao planes. Tllmon spoke of the weather tompci-at-ure being around 100 degrees; at nights they used their mattresses on top deck for sleeping. Tilmcn doesn't expect to be home before next Christmas.

Tignish

Master Otto Mclnni.-, Tigrii-sh, was the winner of the beautiful cake sold by ticket at the Tignish concert on Easter Monday even- ing, This cake was donated by tho Tignish Co-operative Store.

Mrs. Charles Gavin returned to her home in Anglo-Tlgnish last week after being a patient in C.r:,' Hospital. Chiirlottetovvii, for one week. Mrs. Gavin is now enjoying; her usual good health.

M15; Mary H drahari. Ascen- sion. Miss Rita nox. Skinner's Pond and Miss Mario Ciaudet, Aug- lo-Tignish. went to Charlottetown. on Monday. and are attending the Teachers Convention. held in Prince of Wales College.

Eugene Miicdonald. attending st. Dunstan's University. Charlotte- town. spent the Easter holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A, Macdonald. Tisnish. Ar.- other Tignish boy. Leonard Shea. also a student at st. Dunstarvs, spent the Easter holiday visiting his parents, Mr. wnd Mrs. W..l. Shes.

A variety concert was presented in the st. Mary's Parish Hall on EasQer Monday night. Despite bad -woatlier and poor road conditions the hall was filled to the door. The audience were pleasantly enter- tained for three hours with old time fiddling and step-danciiiu. songs both old and modern and several one-act plays. Proceeds are towards the parish fund.

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THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

porting the blood to Halifax every conditions.

-During the visit of the Red Cross mobile unit to Prince Edward island last. week the RCAF cooperated in this important work by trans-

day that there were suitable flying

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Dakota aircraft at the Summerside blood being loaded era in Halifax.-S

Donor Service

a-board for quick transportation to the headquart-

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C C I Vicinity Mr. Roch O'Brien. St. Liiwreiice

was in Plusviile n Friday even- ing. .

Miss Eileen Gallant was a. train passenger to Bummerside on Sat- urday.

Dr. Baiidler, Alberton, was in Piusvllle Thursday on a business call.

Friends of Mrs. Vincent Gallant are sorry to learn that she is a patient in the Western Hospital, Alberton.

The Apriiuneeting of the Plus- vllle Women's institute was held on the 14th at the home of Mrs. John J. Corcoran.

Mrs. Daniel Gallant left recent.- lv by traiii for Boston, Mass. where she will spend two weeks with friends and relatives. -

Mr. Clarence Pincau has return- ed to Trenton, Ontario, Kiln? spending ii ten-day leave with his family in Bloomfield Corner.

'Miss Ruby Thompson icceiitly spent a few days in New Bruns- wick where she attended the wed- ding of her cousin. ' Miss Ruby Thompson, teacher of Bloomfield School was one of many who attended the anin.alI Teachers Convention in Charlotte-A town,

Roseville after spending the past: few days in Charlottetown where. she attended the Teachers Annual: Convention.

Misses Hazel and Zeta Corcoran, teachers of Rosebank and Brock- ton schools respectively. attended the annual Teachers Convention in Charlottetown last week.

Miss Norine Kelly, teacher of Mill Riwr East school has return- ed from Charlottetown where shi- aitended the annual Teacher: Convention.

Miss Bernice Gallant has return- ed to her home after spending a few weeks with her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, Ever- ett Galltint, Summcrside.

Mr, Gerard Kelly Roscville, re- turned to Chariottetxiwn and Prince. of Wales College on Thursday a!- ter Easter holidaying with his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Paulinus Kelly.

Mrs. Nelson Gallant, principal of Piusville school, spent the Easter holidays in Duvar with her par- ents Mr. and Mrs. Gustavus Pe- ters.

Miss Alicia Pirieau, student. at 'our Lady of the Angels" Convent. Tignish. spent the Easter holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mr.-:. Urban Pincsu, Bloomfield Corner.

Mr. and Mrs. William O'Brien. (formerly Miss Marla Corooran. Piusvilie), have returned to Prince Edward Island and their home in

Miss Reta Kelly has returned inc-sage was

l'iIISVi"9 find ,Training course For I

.Scout Patrol Leaders

-Beginning on Friday evening, April l4th at 7:00 P.M. a Patrol Leaders' training course was con- ducted at Summcrside High School. This course in Scouting is called the "Bronze Arrowhead Course" and was conducted by Commis- sioner Gordon Kerr of Charlotte- town, and Scouters Eric Tanlon and Lloyd Cannon of Summer- side.

There was in attendance at the course six boys from Borden. sev- en from Summerside and two from St. Elesnor'.I. Three other boys who had already passed the course sat in for review.

The course opened with the for- mation oi Patrols and irgame to introduce the boys.

The instruction was then begun by a talk on.Pnti-oi instruction by Scoutcr Eric Tanton. A game was then conducted by Scoutcr Lloyd Cannon followed by a talk on Patrol spirit by Commissioncr Kerr. A short period of P. T. was then conducted and the talk on Patrol instruction and Patrol Or- ganization concluded by Scouler

Eric Tanion. With another game in knotting the - evening study closed.

The boys assent-blcd again Satur- day morning for another full day or work and the course concluded at 9:00 PM. on Saturday.

One game conducted called "Message Relay”. provided consid- erable amusement. A verbal mes- passcd along by the eighteen boys and the message that started "The Sum'i'l'iOl'Side Boy Scout Troop will have a hike on May 24th". ended up by being "Your Patrol was noisy and ours was not." This should be ti warn- ing to those with a tendency to discuss others and their actions.

A sealed lclier hike was con- ducted during Saturday afternoon in the course of which the instruc- tion on estimations and observa- tion was put into practical use.

The boys were then given test questions and at the end of one week the answers along with the notes taken during the course will be turned in for examination.

The boys from Borden were in- vited lo the homes of the Sum- merside Scouts during meal lime.

Attended Course The following boys course: Borden: Tommy Paquet. Evcrati

took the

mend Mcivor. Elwood McKenriI. Francis Westhaver.

Summerside: Lawrence Gallant, Lester DcsRoches. Richard Steele, Robert Steele. James Arscnault. Robert Poirier and Melvyn Gau- dei. i

St. Elc:inor's: Lloyd Simmonds and Francis Smith.

Tommy MacKenzie., Leonard Compton and James Compton at- tended the course for review.

A list of those who have success- fully completed the course and its test requirements will be pub- lished as soon as possible.

Our thanks are extended to the

at. Lawrence after spending the winter months in Kitchener. Ont- ario. '

A vaiiciy concert was presented in Piusviile hall on Tuesday even- ing, April lith by a number of local boys and girls. A large crowd was present and a very sucdssfui evenings i-utertalnment was en- joyed by all. Lunches and candv were mid during the presentation after which the remainder of the evening was spent, in dancing. Musicians were Leonard Barnett. violinist. and Raymond Gallant. guitarist.

ROMAN AIIIVAL

The itomaiia first invaded British flies in N 3.0.

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lie Patrol and the li0:i9,l Messus Rally, Cannon:

janitor! of the school for their kind so-operation.

Bronso Arrowhead

I rriday Night: 7:80, Formation ,of Patrols. Tsnion; 7:40. Game to introduce boys. Tanion; 7:46, Pa- trol Spirit, Kerr; 8:00. Game: Mes-

iaue Relay. Kerr; 8:15. Patrol in-.

y struction. Tantcri: 8:80. Demonstra- tion Gtmea. Kerr-l, Pairs Knot- ,iing: 1 Where is it. (Maps); 8:45,

Patrol Orgsniiation, Tanton; Game. .O'Grady says. Cannon: l:i0. Coun- 'cil l'ira: 9:N.'- Diarnlu.

Saturday Morning: moo. Flu ni-oak-scout silence. Cannon; 910. Game: Crows and Cranes: 9:15. lignaiiing, Cannon; no. sig- nalling Games. Kerr: iooo. The Troop. mites:

,icarn that she hns been obliged to

MacDonald. Graham Lodge, Das-I

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Mr. Laurence Noye. was fl burl-i lness visitor to Siunnierside on Thursday. l

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Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ford and- daughter Marlene, springhill were-E in Summerslde on Wednesday.

Mr. Robert MacLaurin arrived- -liome on Thursday night from a two weeks visit to the U. 5. Miss Thelma Cooke, tenclicr int Enmore School spent the vvezk-l end at her home in Capo Wolfe. !

Miss Pauline Smith. Victoria . West. is spending a frw weeki J lit the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred I Moore, Mount Pleasant. ,

Mr. Harold iii-nderson. it-srlier in Springhill School spent the boil- days at his home in Freeland. He al- so attended the Teachers Convert- lon in Charlottetown

Sincere synipaithy is extended to Mrs. Garfield Green and fanny.” Springliili, in the sulden passing uf' Mr. Green in the Prince County Hospital on F'rid:iy evening April 7 after a few days illness.

The many friends of Mrs. .l. A. Stewart. Tyne Valley. regrct to

enter the Hospital for trcatimnt. All wish her a quick return to her usual good health. l

Best wishes are extended to Ml'.i and Mrs. Ralph E. Nowell, Lexing- ton, Mass. on their recent marriage. Mrs. Nowell is the former Jennie smith, youngest daughter of Mr. Mrs. William A. Smith. Victoria, West.

i A hocking froiir took place re- cently at the home of Mrs. John R. Enrnnn. Victoria West, thirty-six ladies were present. one mat was hooked for the Manse one for the church, and one partly done for Mrs. Enman, A delicious supper was served by the hostess.

The following students spent the Easter holidays at thcir homes he"e. , Miss Louise Ellis, Summerside I-liih J School. Miss Charlene Frost and Miss Shirley Yec, summersidc Busi- ness Coilege. illiss Jemmy Summerside High School and Miss Dorothy MacA-rlhur. U. C. C. char- lottctown. , -

I -- . 1 The Presbyterian Ladies Aid.7 ,Victoria West, held their Aprili meeting at the home of Mrs. John Moore. A large number of members , and visitors were present. R.eadings' were given by Mrs. Richard Enman. Mrs. David nnman. Mrs. Marjorie;

;ulicle, Mr. George

West Cape and Vicinity Mr. and Mrs.-E-:;'-i Ellis and son

Allison of West Cape were visitors to Glenwood recently.

Mr. Ira MacDonald and Mr. Eirl Phillips of Green Hill were visitors to summcrside on Thursday on business.

Mr. Clayton MacLenrian, Green, Hill, spent the week-end with his Crathers and Mrs. Orathers. o'Leary.

Mr.. Ralph MacLcnnan of Green, Hill was a visitor to 0'Leary on Friday and reported the road in' u' had condition for traveling.

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ellis of West Cape were recently visitors to Glemvcod and were the guests or Mrs. Ellis parents. Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Mwcfsasc.

Miss Marion smith. West Point, was a guest of her sister Mrs. lioratlo Mscwilliama and Mr. Mac- wllliams over the week-end at, Springfield West.

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond siiilih who spent the winter at west Caps left on Thursday morning for Nova scotis. where Mr. smith will take up his business there.

The mail man on the o'Leary iuvai route No. one has not been able to make his regular trips on account of the bad roads during the past. week.

Miss sue Hudson who is a stud- ent in the Business College in Summerside was the truest of MP parents. Mia. and Mrs. Brenton Hudson. Ccscumpcc.

Mrs. l-ioratio Macwiillams and. family, Springfield West. spenti Sunday at the home of her par-' cnts Mr. and Mrs. James smith. west Point.

Mr. soot Currie of Haliiburwii Lot '1. has gone to Charlottetown where he has accepted a position. Mr. Curric's many friends wish him every success in his new under inking. t -

liirs. Earl ldllis, Green Hill. was

a. visitor to 0.'Leary recently wnsl

the guest of her sister Mrs. E. L.

smith. MacDougali and Mrs. l'.llis' dauim-,

ter, Mrs. Randal Boats and Mr. Boats and family.

on account of the storm and hail roads the west Cape Women's In- stitute was not held on Tuesday evening and will not be held till Tuesday May 2. Hour of opening the meeting eight o'clock.

The meeting of the Ladies Aid

smith mu Mrs, Edward Mu-Len- 1 of the Bethe! United Church. that

linfl.

The funeral of the late Mr. Ciai--,

field Green, Springhiil, was held on Wednesday afternoon to the Neurons Church. Mount Pleasant. Many friends from near and far attended the service. Reverend Mr. Lewis pastor of the church officiat- ed at house, church and grave. Mrs.

uwia sang a solo. Mr. minor Bow- -

Vie!-I, summer-side was the funeral ,director. Mr. Green leaves his wife two sons and tour dtiualitora to mourn the loss of ii loving, lim- band and father.

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10:30, Heights and Distances. Kerr; iflzllti, Crocodile Race, Cannon; il:00. Patrol Week-end Camping. Kerr. Saturday Afternoon. 2:00, Sealed Letter Hike. Kerr; 4:00, Hike Reports; 1:15, Patrol Cook- ins. Kerr. iurday livenirig: 7:00, Com- pass, Tanicn; mo. Rope work. Kerr; 7:45, Knottiag Relay. Kerr; sou. Comps: Clarissa. Oanaoa; 8:15. Tut. Indoor Council first Clas- iing camiioaiss. ' i O

was to be held at the home it Mr. and Mrs. Horatio Maowilllams on Thursday evening April ilth was put off. and will not be held till Thursday evening May iith. in:

Mrs. James smith of West Point was a recent visitor to apringfleld West where she was the guest of her dlughter Mrs. Horatio Mac- wiiiiams during her stay thers Mrs. smith was a visitor to O'- Leary.

The home of two elderly ladies. Mrs. Isaac Smith and Mrs. Peter smith was visited for sum-, and treats were taken .to them by it member of the West Cape lmtituto, and gifts sent by some that wen not able to visit them. The gifts were very kindly received,

The West Point nun ho been lit and on one

dlnuroiia rest where. Mssisau is. oarctalsr

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APRIL 22. 1950

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A. I. Gallant has now returned to Charlottetown.

Clarence Araanaizit is back m work in O'LcIrV-

Mlss Leone Arsenault spent the Easter week-and in Pluaville.

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Platte were in O'Leary on Friday evening.

Mrs. Nelson Gallant of Pius- ville was in l-lowian on Saturday.

Miss Anna Marie Richard spent a day or two in Duvar.

Fred Arsenault spent the Eas- ter holidays at his home here.

A. S. Gallant of Charlottetown spent the Easter holidays -at his home in Woodstock.

Mrs. .103. B. Arsenault spent 6 day in Woodstock during Hal) Week.

Mr. Gilbert Gaudet of Wood- stock, P.E.l., recently spent a week end in Bathurst, N.B.

Mr. Albert Arsenault of Lot 6 visited at the home of Mr. ant Mrs. Aiban D. Arsenault last week

Mix Bernice Gallant. teacher attended the convention in Chat lotictown last week.

Haber Bryan. mailman, worn out on his mail route on Tuesday although roads were very bad.

Mr. Fcrmln Perry of I-iowlai spent a few days in Summersidt the first of the week.

Mr. Edmund Peters of Mir- ccucho spent the Easter week end with his parents in Howlan.

Miss Marion Cook, teacher at Haliburion attended the Frederic- ton teachers convention last week.

Mr. Peter Doiron of Duvai spent a few days at the home of his uncle Fermin Perry of How- lan.

Mr. and MM. Pius Peters and little son of Duvar spent tht week-end in Howlan with Mrs Peters parents and family.