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JUNE 15f 1949

THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

PAGE NINE

i Liberal Meetings

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T]; principal speaker will be J.°Watson MacNsught, M. 9,, Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Fisheries.

The meetings will also be addressed by other promin- ent Liberals. Meetings will commence at 8:30pm.

As time will not permit Mr. llacNaught to personally call en all electors, he will be at the halls at 6:30 p.m. to meet with anyone who wishes a personal interview,

hi; 0.0!. Meetings

WEDNESDAY. JUNE 15th ‘at. Nicholas Hall instead of

Si. Clivsosiome and ieinity ‘Gallant, ‘Wellington,

llrs. Cyrus is visiting relatives in 8t- Chrys- ostome.‘

Mrs. Clovis Gaudet is at present mjbylﬂt s visit with her children in Montreal.

1k. and Mrs. Joseph Gallant, Urbsinviile. are visiting their daughter in Bloomfield.

Mr. and Mralrank Arsonault of Summerside recently viaitod their parents in St. Chryeostonte.

Miss Alice Maddix, now employ- ed in Moncton. recently pent a mekeod at her home in Urbain-

e.

Mrs. Hector Arsensuit and little daughter Stella, spent a couple of gays visiting friends in Summer-

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'\ Mr. Louis Arsenauit of Summer- side spent Sunday with his par-

ents, Mr. and Mrs. Victorin Arsen- suit.

Miss. Reta Alsenault is home again after having been employed in Charlottetown for the past few months. ~

Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Arsenauii and family, Charlottetown, recently visited parents and friends in lig- rnont Bay.

Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Arsenault and family of Summer-side were visiting relatives in Eginont Bay on Sunday.

Miss Lucy Arsenault is heme sf- ter having completed her course in teachers training at Prince of Wales College.

Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Ar it

w-w-c-ul-wv-Ml l-HUBQDAY’ JUNE 16th Mrs. J1". Araenauit on‘ Sunday. Km]; nan Miss Carmella L-eCialr has re- JUNE a wee .11 er paren . r. FRIDAY o" 17th time to after sparing-g ’ wlillld Mrs. Michael LeClsir, xii-nam- Q, . lpadal Speaker nun rousin- vullglasuAhlinevzaiiuit 11L amt er eh ,- . mﬂﬂn" °"@"""°' Cyrus Gallant, Abrams‘ Village, uonnav, mm: 20th $119“ w" ‘h’ "W" ‘n 0h G .. ivlaipeque, Mrs. Leslie Ramsay _ ' " Mr. Donald MacLean will ad- 1dr. and ma. Joseph Arsenault lressalimeetings. and little oausnm Claudette of ‘Montreal spent a few days visiting at the home of Mr. Arsensulifs ‘LY.- l --- --~-- “M e: H‘ e ‘““"““ ‘"- Progressive Conservative . ‘ Broadcasts

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mother, Mrs. John F. Arsensult, St. Ohrysostome.

‘The sincere sympathy 0d this community is extended to Mr. Fid- eis Ar-senault and family od Urb-

- ainvilie on the death of a loving

wife and mother. The late Mrs. Ar- sensult passed away at her home on May 3rd after a long illness. Left to mourn beside her husband are three sons, Joseph, Aiphey, and Lewis and one daughter Lucy. all of Urbainville. Burial took place in the St. James Cemetery.

"THE FULLER BRUSH MAN"

WILL SWEEP BLUES AWAY -—‘The Fuller Brush Mun." a Columbia. comedy starring Red Shelton and Janet Blair. will arrive at the Capitol Theatre today. Prin- cipal featured players are Don Mc- Guire, Hilary Brooke, Adele Jorg- ens. Ross Ford and Trudy Marshall. In making “The Fuller Brush Man," producer-director S. Sylvan Simon is bringing to the screen an institution familiar to millions of housewives and one which has in- spdred as many gags as lord's Model '1‘

Skelion, a breakaway comedian, 1a said to have one of the choicest comedy plums of his career in the title role. He no longer envies Van

surrounded by all those lovely girls. m, in his latest vehicle, he plays As the house-to-house dealer.“ wonderful things are sold to hop- n to Red when he goes around. ocking on strange doors. He gets involvﬁd in a murder, is messed up

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ion "the responsibility of parents

WINDOW SASB and

an Standard Sizes and Designs Made of ICILN DRIED Pine

SsshJPRIMED with mixture WOOD PRESERVATIVE, PAINT, TUBPS, AND OIL INSIDE and OUTSIDE KILN DRIED I Pine and Douglas ru- nooas

FRAMES And IAMBS INSIDE and OUTSIDE TRIM

four beauties. ‘Ilhe quartetof lovelies includes ‘Miss Blair. Rod's despairing girl

friend; Miss Brooke. attractive soc- iety nsafron; Miss Jcrgens. one of Red's more alluring customers, and Min Marshall, fiancee of JFord, one of the murder suspects.

IDNDJN — (OP) —Waiters in white jackets and pinstripe trous- ers now serve lunch to nurses at St. Oiave's Hospital. The "good class hotel" atmosphere was the first stage of a national "new deal" promised nurses.

Professional Bards

SECOND ROW-Reta Keougii. Carol Gill. Marilyn MacDonald, Betty Lee MacLean. Elaine MacQuarrie, Margaret Bart. Gerald Bruce. . THIRD BOW (Bach-Dorothy Bouiter. Mabel Bou lter. Edwin MaoNeil. Billy MacDonald, Leslie Bow- ati, George Myers, Sheldon MacPhail, Charles Boul ter.

FIRST BOW (Frontl-Arnold liowatt. Jackie Mao Pliail. Lloyd Miller, Willie Bruce, Jackie Miller,

Betty Boulter.

Teacher-Florence MaeDougsli. -—-Photo by Gray-Ferguson.

Sunday School Convention Al Crapaud

On June Ind. forty-three deleg- ates from nine of the thirteen Sunday Schools in the South East Prince District, met in annual convention in the United Cmircn at Crapaud at 3 p.m. Devotions were led by Rev. E.R. Woodside, Tzyon. Mrs. J.D. MacFnrlane ex- tended a cordial welcome to the delegates and visitors. The presid- ent, Mr. Douglas MncFai-lsne, Fernwood, spoke briefly‘ and then introduced the guest speaker, Rev. James B. Wilson, Truro, NS. In the absence of the secretary, Mrs. Robert Crawford, Mrs. Sheldon Howatt was appointed pro tem. Rev. Mr. Britten. Central Bedeque, called attention to the loss sus- tained by the district convention

Resolutions were adopted as foi- lows: (l) Resolved that we thank Rev. Mr. Wilson (representirg the M.R.E.C.) for his stimulating ad- dress and leadership on this oc- casion; also the president, secre- tary. and other officers of the convention for fine services ren- dered during the past year. (2) That we express our deep reggret in the los sustained in the death of Mr. Spurgeon Clark, Vice-pres- ident of the convention. (3) That we. the delegates thank the minis- ter and trustees of this Church, for the use of it and for the grac- ious hospitality extended in the homes of the Crapaud people. Mrs. Howard Schurman was organist day. Meeting closed with Benediction by_ Rev, w, B, Crowe.

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BUSY BEES

In order to make s. honey crap, bees from a good colony must V1517» 11D‘ to 52,000,000 ﬂowers during the season,

in the sudden death of Mr. Spur- Boon Clark, Tryon. Mr. Clark had for many years been a faithful: Sunday School worker, and would. be greatly missed. j After tne usual routine of bus-l iness was dealt with. the delegs -.

discussions. These groups later reported their findings to the reassembled gathering. Then Mr. Wilson addressed the meeting

and leaders". This brought the af- ternoon meetlng to a close. The worship service in the evening was conducted by Rev. (LA. Hicks, Tryon. The theme of Rev. Mr. Wil- son's address at this service was "the home and Church School working together". His address was timely, instructive and should prove beneficial to all who are en- gaged in Sunday School work. Mr. Wilson who had been pastor in the Baptist Church, Summerslde, some years ago, expressed his pleasure v11 meeting many bid friends d-ur- ing his visit to the Island."

The following officers were elected for the ensuing year; _l President, Mr. Brent Wood. Tryong~ Vice-President, Mr, John Mac-' Feﬂsen; Beech-tress. Mrs. Austin Smith: Additional Executive. Mrs. John Simmons, Mrs. Otto Johnson.

BOURNE END, Buckingham. Shire. Bnsland ._ (or) -'I'he dis- covery of a. second lead coffin and skeleton on a housing estate here confirms expert belief that a Rom.

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Use Mum - after every bath l0 . before every date

ithelr return trip by Mr. Marcel 'Gallant, Piusville, who intends to

Piusville and Vicinity

Mr. Elmer Gallant recently spent a few days in Summerside.

Mr, and Mrs. Frank Keefe. Mill River, were in Piusville Friday.

Mr. Gerald Hardy, Rosebsnk, was a week-end visitor to Summerslde.

Mr. Charles Mallet spent the week-end at his home in St. Law- rence.

Mr. and Mrs. Everett Gallant, Summerside, were week-end visitors to Plusville.

Mr. Norbert Corcorsn and Mrs. Ambrose Corcoran’ were Sunday visitors to Burton, Lot 7.

Miss Rose Reeves, Freetown. was in Rosebank Sunday, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Hardy.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Peters, Sum- merside, were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Gallant.

Mr. Claude Kelly, Roseville, and Mr. Clarence Griffin, Brockton, were Sunday visitors to Piusville.

Mr. George Clark, Brooklyn and llr. Prank Keefe, Mill River, were business visitors to Piusvilie Tues- day.

Mr. Ralph Hardy, Summeraitle. was a Sunday visitor at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Jacob Hardy.

Mr. Herman Corcoran, Piusvilie. and Mr. Louis Jones, Bloomfield Corner, were visitors to Hebron on Sunday.

Miss Roma Thompson. Summer- side, was a Sunday guest of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Hardy and family, Rosebsnk.

Mr. Louis Gallant returned to his home here on Saturday evening after spending s few weeks in St. John, N. B.

The June meeting of the Pius- ville Women's Institute was held on the 2nd st the home of Mrs. Charles L. Gallant.

Mr. Eric Gallant, Summer-side, was a train passenger on Saturday evening to the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Gallant.

An enjoyable dance was held in Bloomfield Station hall on Friday evening, June 3rd. Music was sup- plied by the Getson-Arbing orches- tra.

A very large crowd attended the dancing party held in St. Lawrence hall on Tuesday evening, May 31st. Music was supplied by the Getson-Arblng orchestra and was very much enjoyed by all present.

Mr. John S. Murray and son Ian have returned to Toronto, Ontario, after spending three weeks in this vicinity. They were accompanied on

remain there for some time.

On Wednesday evening an enjoy- able party was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Hardy, Rose- bank, when a number of friends gathered there to spend a pleasant evening in dancing and music, after which a delicious lunch was served.

British Empire Medal yesterday. under n bulldozer last winter. -

Say-per William Lawrence Banks, 38. of Camp Borden and Barrie; Ont, is shown right above receiving congratulations from his compan ion Cpl. A. D. Shaw, also of Barrie, on the news of his award of thu

Sapper Banks received the avniri}

for his courage when he risked his life to pull Cpl. Shaw to safety iron‘

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Summersido

Mr. Ralph Hardy motored from Summerslde to spend W " " y evening with his parents. Mf- and Mrs, Jacob Hardy, Rosebank. i-lc was accompanied by Mislges Rose. Ruby, and Mary Reeves, reetown. Mr. Norman Hardy, Freetown, and Mr. Robert Reeves, Freetown and Miss Roma Thompson, Summerside.

The three-act comedy drama. “There's No Fool Like on 01d Fool", was largely attended in St. Mark's l-loll. Burton. Lot 7. Thurs-

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day evening, June 2nd. This play was presented by the Bloomfield bail team. A dance was enjoyed after the play, Music was supplied by Mr. Edward Clements and Mrs. Peter Rogers.

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Wednesday 8:15. Thursday: Mai- inee t; Evening 8:15.

A Six-Star drama which tells the pioneering days in airmail service.

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