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To All Persons Qualified To Vote At School Meetings:

Take notice that for the purpose of electing TWO TRFSTEES for School Unit No. 1-One Tmstee to each Polling Division-a poll will be held on Wednes- day. the tenth day of June, 1953 from 12 o'clock noon too mi. . P

POLLING DIVISION N0. 1-Is defined as that ortion of School Unit No..1 foi'merly known as the school districts of Spring Park and Parkdale.

POLLING DIVISION N0. 2-Is defined as that portion of School Unit No. 1 outside the former school district: of Spring Park and Parkdale.

Nominations of candidates for election to the Board of Trustees shall be filed with the Secretary at anv time up until 4 o'clock in the afternoon of May 30: 1933. Each nomination shall be signed by at least two sponsors who are ratepayers in the Unit. The candidate must he a ratepayer resident in the Division and. unless such candidate is a parent ratepayer his or her nomination paper must be signed by at least one parent ratcpayer.

GORDON M. RICE. Secretary, School Unit No. 1.

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Hampton and O I O Vicinity

Included among our district students an-iving home from uni- versities in Nova Scotis and New Brunswick, following convocation ceremonies, are Mr. Richard Fer- guson from Dalhousie University and Mr. Ian MacQuarrie from the University of New Brunswick. They will be the guests of their parents during the holiday term, respectively. Richard at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed- win Ferguson, and Ian at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John MacQuarrtc, residents of Hampton.

Mrs. W. E. Macmirlane, who has been progressing favorably at her home since her return from the P. E. 1. Hospital. has had, as a most welcome guest, her daugh- ter, Mrs. Macbennsn, for a. brief period of time.

On May 11th, Rev. and Mrs. R. H. Baxter, accompanied by Mrs. John Dixon and Mrs. Clayton Morrison, spent a very enjoyable evening attending the Exposition in Trinity United Church, Chur- lottetown.

Rev. R. H. and Mrs. Baxter spent May 12th in Sackvllle, No B. While there, they attended the closing exercises of Mount Allison University. Returning therefrom. they were accompanied by their daughter, Miss Dorothy, who is a student at Mount Allison.

John MacDonald of Rice Point, accompanied by their charming twin daughters, EBertha and Louise, and son Don- old, were welcome visitors at the

Mr. and Mrs.

, home of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Mac-

Quarrie, on Sunday, May loth.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Mac- Eachcrn, and son, Douglas, were welcome visitors among relatives and friends in Hampton on May lloth, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Murchison MacEachern.

Mr. and Mrs. George Dixon and Mr. and Mrs. Garfield MacLean. Clyde River, visited relatives and friends in Hampton and Desable, and attended the funeral of the late Mrs. William Gillespie on May iota!

Sympathy of relatives and friends of Mr. Allison Lee, are ex- tended to him in the most unfor- tunate accident sustained by him caus- ing the breaking of a limb above the knee, necessitating immediate hospitalization, under medical care. This accident has removed Mr. Lea frirti the very busy activ- ities of tm cropping season when

THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

O Fredericton and I I I Vicinity Mrs. Glen Ling entertained the members of the Pleasant Valley

Mission Circle on Wednesday even- ing April 29th.

Miss Eleanor Weeks left recent- ly for Halifax, N. S., where she is taking a course as Nursing Assistant at Camp Hill Hospital.

Mr. C. B. Jelly, Summerside was a business visitor to Fredericton on Thursday A-Dril 30th.

Congrsutulatioiis are being ex- tended to Mr. and M.rs. Oliver Parkman, New Glasgow, whose nurriage took place on Wednes- day April 29. Mrs. Parkman was the former Miss Audrey Ferris, Hazel Grove.

Mrs. George Dunning. North Granville was I. visitor to Fred- erlcbon on Saturday evening May lot.

Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Matheson. Springfield, attended the service of worship in Hunter River Un- ited Church on Sunday evening May 3rd.

Mr. Melville Gillis, Fredericton win a business visitor to Char- lottetown on Saturday May 2nd.

Mir. and Mrs. John Maobeod. Pleasant Valley, attended the funeral of the late Mr. Alexander M.acNevin, East Royalty on Sun- day May 3rd.

The Pleasant Valley Young Peoples Union met at the home of Mr. Norman Ling on Friday even- ing May 1st. Miss Ireta Steven- son was devotional leader. Several interesting films were shown and refreshments were served.

Mr. and Mrs. J. B. MacDowell returned home on Ftriday May lat... from Glenhome, N. S., where they spent two weeks visiting their son, Mr. Alex Matcbowell and Mrs. MacDowcll. They also visited in Dominion, N. S., and Halifax.

Mrs. N. A. Cutcliffe entertain- ed the members of the Pleasant

Valley Auxiliary of the W.MS.

at her home on Thursday even- ing April soul

on Tuesday evening April 28th., I. lugs number of friends and neighbours gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Reigh Ferris. Hazel Grove. to attend a miscel- laneous shower in honor of their daughter Audrey, whose marriage to Mr. Oliver Parkman took place on Wednesday April 29th., The bride to be was escorted to a Kelly decorated chair by Miss Anna Mathuon. The heavily laden basket of gifts was then brought in by Miss Eleanor Brown and Miss Lottie Houston. The gins were opened by Miss Catherine Buchanan and Mrs. George Pound. Verses were read by Miss Beulah Hsslam and Miss Velda Houston. The gifts were arranged on the table by Miss Grace Nicholson. Audrey in her usual bright manner thanked everyone, after which all Joined in singing "For She's a Jolly Good Fellow". A delicious lunch was served by the ladies and I. very enjoyable evening was Ind by all.

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Musical Festival Executive Meeting

The executive of the Musical Festival Association held a meet- ing on Tuesday evening, June 19th in the Vocational School. the pre- Sldent. Dr. Steel presiding.

The choral reading committee asked the opinion of the meeting, concerning the introduction of solo reading to the Musical Festival syllabus, and after some discussion it was agreed to leave the decis- ion until ii later date.

The need of a music director for the province was stressed, as had been previously referred to by the adjudicator at the recent Festival. It was announced that Professor Haymer of Halifax has agreed to complete the musical portion of the 1954 syllabus.

The scholarship committee was instructed in future when award- ing the Musical Festival Shield to take all group school work: into consideration. The field commit- tee are planning to send represen- tatlves of the Association to the district conventions of Women's

Breodolbone and Vicinity

Mrs. William Maclnnls, Char- lottetown, was. the guest of Mr and Mrs. Kenneth Graham, Bread- albsne, during the week-end of May 17th.

Mr. and Mrs. Ira Nicholson,Rose Valley. Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Nicholson, and their two daugh- ters. Shirley and Joyce, Broadsi- bane, motored to Cavendish and Rustico on Sunday, May 10th.

Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Robinson visited Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wool- ner, Stanley, on Sunday, May 10.

Mr. Walter Mscxenzic, Char- lottetown, was a visitor to Bread- albane on Tuesday, May ism.

Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Willis and their three children, Diane, Naomi and Stephen were visitors to Breadalbanc on Monday. May 18.

On Thursday, April 23rd, Mrs. Bruce Somers attended the golden wedding anniversary celebration of her sister and brother-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Willis R. Warren, Sum- merside.

Miss Eleanor Murray, Charlotte- town. spent the week-end of May 11th at her home in Breadalbnns.

Mr. Jack Costlgane, Toronto. supervisor of the Confederation Life Insurance Company, visited Bread:-ilbrine on Monday, May 18.

Miss Eleanor MacSwain.Plcuant Valley, visited Mr. and Mrs. Blair Toombs during the week-end of May 17th.

Miss Lorraine Cousins. student of the Union Commercial College,

Institutes throughout the province. The treasurer asked that all bills be in as soon as possible, so that the books might be audited for the annual meeting. ,

Mrs. Coles of the nominating committee stressed the necessity for each committee to send a rep- resentative to a meeting at the Y. M.C.A. It was announced that the annual meeting of the Association would be held in June.

Charlottetown, spent the week-end of May 11th at the home of her- purontl. Mr. and Mrs. Bismark Cousinl. Breldalbane.

Miss Catherine Buchanan, Hazel Grove, visited her aunt, Mrs, Lorr- Seaman. during the week- end of May mil. Friends will regret to learn of the illness of Mrs. Seaman.

Miss Louise Ramsay, Hamilton, visited her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Seaman, rn Tues. day. May 12th. ,

. A large number from this vicin- ity and the surrounding districts attended the "Jimmy Power's" en- tertainment which was held in the Bresdalbane Hall on Thursday, May 14th. The program was spon- sored by the Young People's un. Iion of the Brcadalbane United church.

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ROSE VALLEY W.'L

The annual meeting of Rose Val-, Icy Women's Institute was held at" the home of the secretary. Mrs. Erliind Cousins, on Tuesday even-i ing. May 5th. I

The president presided. and the, meeting was opened by repeatingt the "Creed" in unison, followed byi,

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r ll 11 cl (1 t b, t IT(l)EI'iib::S. 'rlEvisIgmi1Piseitoi owercv ping: ent.

Minutes of tho previous meet-I mg were read. -u and sign.l ed, and bills were on motion paid” The secretary was asked to set-. about a concert or play as soon asi possible. I M 0 T 0 Correspondence was read andI discussed. This includ” an ap-I peal from the Salvation Army. and,

it was agreed that members would? V

canvass the district. 1 ELECTRICAL Mrs. Wm. MacDonald and Missi APPLIAN

Murray were appointed on the CE

school committee for the next two Repnh,

months, while the program com. mlttee selected was Mrs. William MacDonald and Mrs. James Cous- ii . Roll call at next meeting is, to be answered by an exchange oj

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The meeting closed with the Cousins.

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wishes of all are extended to him for an early return to good health.

Sympathy of relatives and friends of Mrs. Elizabeth Lang go out to her in this, her time of illness in the Prince County Hospital. While not enjoying complete health since a recent illness, her recent removal from the activities of church. home and community life. are being greatly felt, and best wishes of all, particularly the sick of her community, to whom her presence and help have been most welcome. are extended for an early return to her home in re- stored health in the near future.

Continued illness of Mrs. Lorne Ferguson, is regretted by relatives and friends. and best wishes for a complete early return to good health are extended.

and friends of the late Mr. Clayton Miller, whose sudden death in the prime of young manhood, occurred at his home in Victoria. almost filled the auditorium and gallery of the large church at Victoria, to con- tribute their final tributes of re- spect to I young business man. widely known and closely assoc- lated with the community life of the village. Services at the church and cemetery were conducted by the church pastor, and many voices blended in the singing of tho old familiar hymns: "Rock of Ages," and "Abide With Me. Fast Falls the Eventide." inter- spersed by an inspiring and com- forting address to the bereaved ones by the pastor, and the sing- ing of "Safe' in the Arms of Jesus." by Mrs. MiicLea.n, with Mrs. Alli- son Lea as organist. The casket. laden with flowers, and drsped with the Union Jack, indicating services of the deceased in the First Great War. was lowered to the last resting place during the church commitsl service, followed by the service of the Canadian Legion, and the sounding of the "Last Post," by the bugler at the graveside in Crapaud Cemetery.

Relatives

Roads and weather contributed favorably to the attendance at the services of public worship in the churches throughout this pastoral charge on May 17th. General participation in the hymns of praise. led by full chairs. the time- ly and inspiring message, with prayers for our Queen and coun- try all contributed to enioynble services, particularly at the even- ing service It Desable. -432:

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