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....m..m--mum-e-S-m ISLAND VIEWS (or Christmas. At Crasweil Studio. v
IIFBIGIBATODS. Ranges. Mo- tors and Washer repairs. storey mectric.
TICKETS tor the newest drama- tization at "Little Women" by Y. P. U. Trinity church are on slle at Mlltona old Spain. The Ren- desvous end at Church Otiloe. December 5th and 6th are the dates. Tickets 60 cents.
WILL DISCUSS MUSEUM - Following a review of the Arts and Crane GLrild's activities for the past season. Dr. Frank McKinnon, Principal of Prince of Wales Col- iege will give an address on the subject or a museum tor Prince Edward island when the Guild holds its annual dinner meeting on Monday evening. An exhibition ot work tr-om the Children's Art Centre wtll be on display in the hotel during the meeting.
IOEOBITY BANQUET - The Bets Sigma Phi. and Xi Exemplar C” ,i held a joint fall banquet at the
lotvtetown Hotel on Friday, Novem- ber 24th. After the dinner two new pledges, Norma Shaw and Jean: Macflae, received their membership pins. while Inez Gallant and Mar- jorie Hill received Ritual of Jew- els pine. The two ceremonies were conducted by Mrs. K. S. Rogers. Educational Director at Alpha Chapter. Mrs. J. T. Lines. Con- lvener of llhe recent Fall Fashion 'Show held at Prince or Wales Audlltorium. submitted her report. stating that lithe amount realized alter all outstanding bills had been paid is 3613.06. Mrs. Lines "also llhanked all the local firms and those who in any way contri- buted in making the Fashion Show such a success.
Personals
The many irlends of Mrs. L. A. MacDonald. who is a patient in the Charlottetown Hospital. will be glad to learn she is much im- 3 proved.
KINEIZIJLE
COFFEE
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Juicy Oranges, 3 doz. .. 1.00
Onions, 10 lbs. 25c
Lettuce, Tomatoes, Celery. Salad Bowl Cukes, Sweet Potatoes in STOCK.
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THE GUARDIAN. CI'IARI40TTE'FOW'N
IN MEiORIAM
JOHN ANGUS MMDOUGALL
The people of Argyle Shore. snd' surrounding communities were saddened to learn of the passing on Sept. 25, 1950, at John Angus MscDouga1l at his late residence. He sufiered a heart dials before his death trom which he never fully recovered. and Passed to ill: eternal reward in the early hours oi the morning. Born at Argyle Shore on the will day of March. 1371 he was the son of Angus MacDougall and his wife Catherine Darrach. He was a lifelong, resident of his ne- tive Island. His wide the former Maria MacDonald predeceased him three years ago.
Taking over the farm formerly owned by his lather, he operated it successfully until his death. A member 0! the Church of Scot- luiri from childhood, he combined a cheerful dlmorition with a long and useful life. and leaves a place In the community which will be hard to fill. The hospihlity he ex. tended to all who visited his home will ever be remembered by a host of friends. He leaves to mourn his passing, one daughter and two sons, Dlilie-n. (Mrs. Glen Pink- ney) of Ottawa. James or Char- lottetown. and Neil on the horn - stead. Two sons predeceased hirzi, Gordon in 1941, and Lloyd in 1944. The iuneral was held from his late residence on Sept. 26. the service being conducted by Rev. J. H. Bishop.
Many beautiful floral tributes expressed the sympathy of trlends and relatives who gathered at the largely attended funeral to pay their iinal tribute. Interment was in Argyle Shore Cemetery.
Card Of Thanks
The family of the late John An- gus MacDougall wish to thank their iricnds and neighbors for the many acts of kindness shown to them during their recent sad bereavement. also those who sent flowers and messages oi sympathy.
Milton I.aymen's Ass'n Meets
The Milton Leymen'a Association held its annual meeting on Mon- day evening Nov. Tim at the home of Mr. Fred Hooper. North Milton.
There were twenty-two members in attendance, Oiliccrs elected 101- 1961 are as fo1l0ws:- Honourary Pre- sident-Rev. A. E. Piercy. President Mr. Garth Hooper. Assistant Pre- sident -- Mrs. Fred Hooper. Secre- tary Treasurer - Mr. Alton Rodd
Assistant committee - Messrs Hamilton Horne and Roy Coles.
The Rector welcomed and intro- duced Lt. Col P. 8. Fielding. Dept. Health and welfare (Prov Govt.) as special speaker. Lt. Col. Fielding gave a most interesting and infor- mative talk on the subject "Civic I” ' " Mr. W. J. Brawders Prov. Welfare Oiicer who accompanied L, Col Fiedding was a w ' guest
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Votes of tihanks were extended to Mr. Howard White ior his work
14th were completed. The meeting adjourned at 10:45 with Benedict- ion pronounced by the Rector.
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NOW "I.Fn YOUNG". Cooking Apples; 5 1135' 29c as president during 1960: to Mr. -- Senator Robert Taft (Rep.-O.) burgh. But he told a reporter he Manitoba. from the Indian frontier. Tm ;" " Fred Hooper tor the use of his said, todviay he is ..,1iore favorably has notlrdecidledktio vote tor tklrie report Wu amibuted to 5 km 3 ' MMNTOSH .f3.i..'.””..:":”f.l:l.l:.'..L”..1.?3i5 e":;:"::.. lgwsf :::w.;.:::..”" W "P m ” NEW ......... Nov. .. - by - mm Pb Red e3t1."E apples Plans for a social evening Dec. way than he used to be. The ren- (AF) - The New Delhi Statesman Dzmm ' g Doz. 25c; 5,do 100 ;f -
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