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South ltiistlco And Vicinity

Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Desnoche

of Summerside Airport. spent the

long week-end visiting in South Rustlco.

Mr. Vincent Doiron has return- ed to his home in South Rustico. after having been employed in Labrador all winter.

The property of Mr. Emile Du- Long on the Wheatley River Road has been purchased by Mr. John Pineau of South -Rustico.

The farmers of South Rustico and vicinity are very busy on the land and much of the seeding and planting is well under way.

Mr. and Mrs. James Stevenson have returned to their home in South Rustico after spending the winter months in Ottawa with their daughter.

The following pupils in Grade XI of St. Augustine's Convent. namely the Misses Ann Marie Breau, Lorraine Blanchard. Lar-

raine Arsonaull. Frances Dou-

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cute and manner Durant. attend- ed the graduation at St. Dunstan’: Urtéversity in Charlottetown Mon- day afternoon. .'l'hey were accom- panied by their parish priest, the Reverend Fr. Clarence Peters.

The many friends of Mr. Gil- bert Peters are lorry to learn that he had to enter the Char- lottetown Hospital for treatment. All wish him a speedy recovery.

Miss Marie Gallant has return- ed to her; home in South Rustico, after having spent the weeks vacation visiting with friends in Glace Bay, N.S.

Pte. Leonard Burchell spent a few days visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Amos Gallant. South Rustica. Pte. Burchell has just recently returned from Korea.

Mr. Reggie Durant has return- ed to St. John. N.B., after hav- ing spent the holiday week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Durant and family, South itustico.

The many friends of Mr. Ben J. Doucett, of South Rustico. will ‘be glad to know that he is mak- ‘log satisfactory recovery in the Charlottetown Hospital. after be- ing admitted there with virus pneumonia. All hope to see him -home very soon.

Mrs. Wilfred Doucette of South Rustico, visited with her husband Sunday afternoon in the Charlotte- town Hospital. Mr. Doucette has been a patient in there for nearly four months. His many friends hope to see him home soon.

A retreat was opened Friday evening at St. Augustine's Con- vent for the pupils attending school. and closed Sunday eve- ning. Reverend Fr. Adrian Arsen- ault of St. Dunstan's University,

Charlottetown was retreat Mas- tcr. Mr. Raymond Doucctte and

Mrs. Bruno Doucette of South Rus- l.lC0, motored to Charlottetown Sunday to visit their brother Ben, who is a patient in the Char- lottetown Hospital. They were ac. eompanied by Raymond Blanch- ard and Mrs. Lawrence Durant and son Reg.

Miss Christine Durant of Char- lottetown, spent the long week- end at the home of her parents, Mr and Mrs. Laurence Durant, South Rustico. CA,

Hampton and O I O Vicinity Friends residing in this district of Mr. Maynard Foy. Tryon, are pleased to learn of his convalesc-

cnce. following an operation in the P. C. Hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. Clarke Capwcll have arrived here from their home in Florida .and will spend their annual summer vacation among rel- atives and friends, guests or Mrs. Capwell'a mother, Mrs. W. A. MacQuarrie .

‘A large representation of dis- trict citizens attended the funeral services for the late Mr. C. E. Shaw, at ’1\—lnlt,y United Church, Charlottetown and at Crapaud Cemetery. where interment. took place. and where the services of the Orange Society and Masonic Order were beautifully carried out.

The P. W. College Valcdictory by Clair Macl..eod. Bonshaw. lIT(‘l'll5 the congratulations of his many friends. Clair is also gifted along musical lines, which talent, no doubt. decended from a musical family. his father, Mr. Stephen MacLeod being a member of the well known Bonshaw Quartette, that fine group of singers.

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Villett have announced the date of the approaching marriage of their daughter Florence, who has been one of the staff of the T. Eataon Co. Ltd.. store in Toronto, during the past two years. Best. wishes for a happy wedded life are ex- tended by her many Island rela- tives and friends.

Friends residing here are in- tcrmtcd to learn of a recent visit to relatives and friends in Tryon, of a number of young people who have been absent from their na- tlve province. namely: Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Mabcy. Mr. and Mrs, Louis Mabey, St. John. N. B, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Rogerson and family Truro, N. 5.. and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hapener, Chatham, N. B. "Should Auld Acquaintancc be forgot".

Notwithstanding other conflict.- lng events, the evening of May 26 witnessed a capacity audience in Hampton Hall. to hear and enjoy a variety concert, aponsorcd by the W. A. of Hampton Church Eaoh number on the program was well received, responses to the vocal numbers were generously given. The respective accompanist; were: Mina Kathleen MacFadyen, Mrs. E.,V. Maclxod, Mrs. James Gordon. and Mrs. Edwin Fergu- son. Ice-cream and cake were served during intermission, fl- nanclal receipts‘ were quite satis- factory.

It was with deep regret that rel- atlvea and friends of the late Mr. C. E. Shaw, learned of his death at the Prince Edward Island Hos- pital on May 28. He will be great‘.- ly missed in the church. home and community, and in those societies of which he was a member, and In which he was always active. To the surviving widow, son and

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Congratulatio s are cordially extended to Pri cc of Wales Col- lege .stude_nt.s, whose homes are

7. GRADE “A” , BROILINO /4 OHIOKENS

situated in this and merging school districts. whose names appear on

mail. Edith Bherren. Eileen Boyle. Wayne Mat-Eachem. Gladys til-

the graduation list of the Ilrsl-.llett, Dean Bell. Ruth Dunslord.

second, third. and fourth students, including: Clair Mac- Leod. Norman Carruthers, Barbara Stewart, Elizabeth Carruthers.

Mary E. Roberts Georgena Glover Margaret MacDonald, Mary Mac- Phail, Louis Norrlng, Joan Boulter, Imogene Howatt, Doris Carruthers, Audrey Frizmll. Christine

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