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minnr indisposition.

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in respect to. the

largely attended. by Rev. Dr. Barrass.

Anglican Cathedral. Ci . PO:.0cl'I'Ii-

ed by Rev. G. E. of this Cathedral.

tested in the snd Mrs. Harry B. of their dau htnr.

liarlisy. on Aprl 14.

Church Traverse.

Hampton --

olume of traffic to slilpplns 7" "mm this and margins made up it! till! .1; thereto with small has 5199;, indicates tlli IIIITIW .1 when the price is hill!-

,-, W, A. MacQuarric re- his pastoral charge at

. Mr. Douglas MacDon- .i '.':::d:.:l.i - ---m or n- we- ; .-espicungdhim ii-om

- ti it , on are ex- tcllstllllllzs 5:; Vwisellen for an early

M"-..:',”..ll'.ia.”.V.:'.:"...&l”h:: ltors heremirap .1l4v.mgrIIi:;iI-ll: lg is pleasing to gaggimetlaatwserious f'.”.lf..' .23?l2i2";'liu:ni3."3?:5..i5 mg towards complete recovery.

Mrs. John MacQuarrie h ll;-'b::hj elevated to the enviable 3 iion of grandparents. due to the al of a young son. born at ".5 Regina General Hospital. to their son and his wife. Mr- Mrs. Donald L. MacQuarrie. on

. d f Mr. Warren Viliett, willlllla-I-lgiletoto learn that he has entered the P. E. I. Hospital for n-galiiicnt, and wish him. an early my complete recovery from a

I-ii-ieiids of Mr. Earle Callbeck m pleased to learn that he is M...-priiig from a two weeks con- linement with pneumonia.

Mr, and Mrs. Waldron MacKin- Mill. and two sons. accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wheeler- liaxe returned from an eniovable nioior trip to the eastern States. where they visited relatives and friends. The visit was saddened by the sudden death of Mr. MscKin- iion's uncle. at whose home they were guests, before returning to

Friends of Mrs. Jss. 0. Flood improving irnm treatment being received at the Charlottetown Hospital.

Many relatives and friends were present at the funeral services at Westmoreland Baptist Church. on April iii. to convey final tributes

g James W. llugerson. a former . sident of Cranaud. engaged in the tailoring Iiusiness. whose death occurred at Beach Grove. on April 15. Services. were coducted Interment

was in the Church Cemetery.

Cungratuiatloim are being extend- ed to Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Frizzell. following the birth of I run at the P. E. 1. Hospital. on

Best wishes for many happy 1'0- lltl'llS of the day are extended to Rev. George Ayers. formlr pastor it this Church. who celebrated his nth birthday among friends at his llilfilc in Summerside. recently.

Much interest is being manl- nnnounoanent. by Mr. co 0' u'Mnc!'arlanei Augustine yo engagemen ' Kathryn Lucy.

Carleton. conducted by line. Mr. Bishop. assisted by Rev. W. R

larrely sttended. 'Intei-meiit. in of" ' ideal

included among. those r stricken with ' I Mrs. J. G-usher. to wiioin is counties best wishes for an early recovery.

Irlslol

..'l"riends of Mr. James A. O'- Brien. retired C.N.R. section fore- man, will be sorry to learn of his serious illness at his home in the village.

Old friends here of Mr. Fred 1.. O'Brien. who was ill in Bos- ton for several months, will be pleased to hear his condition has improved following a serious oper- ation and he is around again muchlbeitar.

The clay roads that were im- passable with mud a week ago have dried up and on Sunday clouds of dust greeted car driv- ers on the Morell roads that have been scraped and leveled off.

Despite the cold and backward weather for some time. the high winds last week took such a hold on the land that farmers were noticed working on some oi the

ML fields on Saturday, April 23th.

This is very early but one man tells us he ploughed some fields one year April Out.

With the lobster fishing season only a few days away there are hundreds of lobsters traps here yet miles from the shore.

Mr. and Mrs. Lester McVsr- ish. who spent the winter months in Halifax, are expected here early this week where Mr. Mc- Vsrish has been one of the big fishers for many years.

When the fishing season opens this week one who has lead the way for many a day will be mis- sing. He is Billie Geldard. an outstanding fisherman and lobster packer here all his life. He will be sorely missed this spring. Bil- lie answered the fisherman's last call very suddenly last fall.

Mr. Peter Phalen and Mr. Clif- ford Dunn have returned from what they call a wonderful trip to the U. S. A. Short but long enough. they said. to get around to see many old friends they had not seen in many a day.

Mr. Len Kane returned home from Boston on Friday evening after a vacation trip before he reports for duty on one of the dredges. Mr. Kane visited his brothers in the big city and was a guest at the regular meeting of the Morell Club of Boston. He reports meeting scores of old friends there.

Miss Phillis Siiinoii, who is with the Civil service of Canada at present in Summerside. spent the week-end with her parents here.

Th young friends of Miss Norms Slnnott. here and around the Bray, will be happy to know she will return to her banking duties in Charlottetown next week after a long period of illness. Following a severe attack of the 'llu she had to take a long rest as a bankers life is a hard one.

Mr. J. 3. Jay. the village busy business man, was in the city on Thursday on business. Mr. Jay has been called the Mayor of Morell. he has his shoulder to so many things at one time. AllseemtolooktoJ.B.tohead every move and every undertak- ing and no matter what is going on Jimmie has a hand in the pie.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry McEweii informed us they are coming back to their summer residence in the Harbor section in another week NI let thlnll ready. Early in May they will be here to stay. No place like the country for the summer they any.

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---m....... IONOII ANNOUNCID

IDRONTO (CP) - Five Cans- diannandonelritonaretere- coive honour! doctorates of laws from the University of Toronto May II. it was announced Friday. They are: Lieutenant-Governor Brelthsupt of Blllllltt. sresldent of Atomic En- ergy of anada Limited: Chara Burton. chairman of the board. Robert Ihipnon Co. Ltd.; sculptor Frances Luring; Herbert Paton. professor emeritus of Oxford Uni- versity; and Clarence Young, dean emeritus of the Universiw of Tor- onto's faculty of applied science and engineering.

-irTT"”mTii--. -'- M-

Hospital. -4!).

Leary. on Friday. April 22.

Mr. and Mrs. James Morrison

Morrison. Mr. Kenneth Ellis and son

Sunday. April 24

nierside on Sunday, April 24 and visited with Mr. .and Mrs. Earl Simmons and Mrs. Reby White.

Mr. and Mrs. Kendall Inglis and daughters Linda and Sandra, Summerside. visited with Mr. Wil.

in the St. Johns Anglican Church. I-lideford on Sunday afternoon. April 24, when the baby daughter

and young son of Mr. and Mrs. James Morrison were christened by the Rev. Mr. Findlay.

Mr. and Mrs. James Burleigh and children were guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Jelley, 0tLeary during the week-end.

Miss Doris Phillip. Halifax, N. S., formerly of Ellerslie, is a patient in the Victoria General

pendix operation. on evening, April 21.

Mr. and Mrs.

Thursday

Mr. and Mrs. Byron Ramsay, Port Hill were guests of Mr. and

April 24.

The many friends of Mrs. Joshua Miilar will regret to learn that she is confined to her home due to illness.

The Legion of friends of Mrs. Hatfield Maynard, will be pleas-

favorably after major operation, in the Prince County Hospital. Summerside.

and Mrs. Melvin Hutchinson, motored to Summerside on Sat- urday. April 23.

with Mr. and Mrs. Glendon Tay- April 7.1.

and Mrs. Peter Miilar. while his mother Mrs. Ramsay MacLeod is undergoing observation and treat- ment for goiter at the Lays Clinic C in Boston, Mass.

and daughter Vi k l, Kinnon Summ of Mr. and Mrs.c il),ruwersii.srlil.mIi'- 0! Mr-'04

were guests Mrs. Emmcrnon Bar- low on Sunday, April 34-

Mr. and Mrs. Willard MacAus- and son. summers” , 3. land were guests of Mr. and Mrs- end guests of Mr.u:ll(Iw;IrfeI.lllIe(lel1ll Edwlrd Mill”. 143 14 0' 5"!" day. April 23.

Social lvenlng

EllCf3llO End 1?; r. Edm.:s.u samrgayn. t. Bideford April 2:. and ii sood sum was A Burlington -so-. on .c ilC bell -Ml" Ind Mm Albert Sharp "'3 "5 opened tllgir bogie o:cApriln21g for

a pleasant social evening spon- sored by St. Stephen's Church, Burlington.

The minister. Rev. W. Eric Ingrshani acted as Master of Cere- monies for a short program open-

with Mrs. W. J. Profitt as accom- panist. Amusing skits included a

W" E19133 M'cA"'l""l' sum" clotliesline contest by Mrs. Leigh

Ralph. 0'I..eary. were guests of Inersido visited with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Glllis and Mn IN! ME WWW M" A” fin and Leigh Payuier. won by the Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Gillis on l-IId- over "I! W00lW'd-

Mr. and Mrs.

Glenfo J Miilar

Mr. Harry Gun; 3- id 3, and son Elton visited with Mrs. Mrs. Melvin liutdllitllzfdme and Jun” Mm": s"mm'"ld' ” daughter Susan motored to Sum- S"”d”'- AW" .'

Payuter, captained by W. J. Pro-

latter team. and a matchbox con- test put on by Mrs. Charles Cole. when Mrs. Jessie MacLeod's team won over Mrs. Leigh Paynter's. Mrs. Hiram Harrington gave a humorous reading. "Nora and the

. Twins." Prize winners in a con-

test. Place Names in P. E. island by Mrs. W. J. Profitt. were Mrs. Harold MscLeod and Irene Pro- itt.

A variety of donated articles

Congratulations are extended to were auctioned off to good ad-

- . Mr. and Mrs. John MacLeod on Vantage DY M15 W- -1- Profit!-

lzgrd Hutchinson on Sunday. April mm, "cut murhgep M". Mlcg ' Lad W" an gm-mu Noni. Jug. and other present. Mr. Ingraham A Baptismal service was held 50" 0' F0mm'-

Messrs. Lloyd Macxlnnon and H , Clarence Maclnnnan have return- hF:P,,ThEYBu1:f0 10"! G004 Fel- , s. - . of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Short tgmhg-meN::e;.. plan." "C.

The roads here are beginning to dry up and a number of anglers , , . are making their usual MP8 to field Women s Institute met at the their favorite fishing spot at Whit- locks.

Lunch was served by the hostess thanked Mr. and Mrs. Campbell

and family for the use of their home. and all Joined in singing,

SPRINGFIELD W. l. The April meeting of Spring- home of Mrs. William Haslam with

a record attendance. all the mem- bers. and one visitor, were pres-

Mrs. Harold Taylor. teacher In em and answered roll call with an

Mr. Jimmy Hume has return- M"- 507910" Mm” 0' SU1ld3y- amt; Expltgneye fl; lgfngirggl: era for Greek Relief, District Con- ersl weeks cutting pulp for True- love Taylor.

Seymour Taylor motored to Montague on April 23.

Mr. Glen Taylor. Sirathcona, ed to learn she in program” was a recent visitor at the home undergoing, a of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Down.

The many friends of Mr. John p Judson are sorry to hear of his Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Paynter. newt "Ines" A" Wish him '

aLf0l'IlP8lll8d by Mrs. Ralph Miilar Spudy "c”""y'

Messrs. Chan. and Harold Tay- lor and Everett Garrett made a recent business trip to Mitchell Mr. Donald Hutchinson visited Riv" '"' Apr” 22'

spent ual procedure

and family

Little Pond, attended the Teachers "(Change of plant snpst Convention in Charlottetown.

Master Garth Taylor, H08D'ltIl- She underwent an ap- Easter holidays with his cousin, Guy Thompson,

Miss Evelyn McPherson, I Robert Waugh :1 recent vlstor at the home of and children. Wilmot Valley and Mr. and Mrs. Murray McKenzie.

After the opening chorus, "Keep the Home Fires Burning,” the us- followed with the president presiding. Reports from the various committees were pre- sented. one card had been sent,

W” Red Cross yarn received and dis-

tributed for knitting, and it was decided to buy a supply of plasticine for the primary pupils.

Correspondence was read re- garding knitted squares and sweat-

vention plans, Federation of Agri- culture, Accident policies. and a thank-you card received.

Arrangements were made regard- ing items for "Institute News," auction of articles made from rem- nants and use of programme Plan- ning prize money. -

Mrs. Claude Barrett kindly in- vited the members to meet at her home in May. I

The April theme. Home Ec- onomics was presented in an in- ieresting programe by the con- vener. Mrs. Crawford Sinclair and consisted of two papers one writ- ten by ilie Provincial Convener and one by the local convcner who also read an article on Balanced Diets and gave a number of use- ful hints for the home.

ing with a selection of old songs

l Mlscouehe

-Sympathy is extended to Jos- eph Steele snd family on the death of Mrs. Joseph Steele. Mrs. Steele passed away on Tuesday. April 19. at her borne in Mis- cuuche. The funeral took place in St. John The Baptist Church on Friday morning, April 21. at 9 o'clock. interment was in the church cemtery. Pallbearers were Frank Deslloches, John A. Poitier. Frank Squarebriggs. Urban Des- Roches, Charles Decostc, and Ray- mond Farrell.

Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Doucette of Halifax. Nova Scotia re ".. arrived in Miscouche to visit at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Perry. .

Mona Gallant, student nurse at the Charlottetown hospital spell the week-end of. April 3 in Mis- couche. visiting with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Gallant.

Friends of Mr. John S. Poirier. Miscouche, will be sorry to learn that he has entered the Prince County Hospital for treatment.

Arthur Steele of Yarmouth. Nova Scotia. arrived at his home in Miscouclse on Thursday, April 21. to attend the funeral of his mother, Mrs. Joseph Steele.

Friends of Mrs. Edna Gaudet, Miscouche will be sorry to learn that she recently entered the Prince County Hospital. where she underwent surgery.

Nova Veno and Mary Doran, student nurses in the Charlotte- town hospital recently spent a week-end in Miscouche, visiting with Mr. and Mrs. George Veno.

Friends of Mrs. Arthur Gaudet will be sorry to learn that she has been confined to hear home. due to illness.

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Arsenault of Miscouche recently left for Moncton where they will make their future home.

Friends of Mrs. Jerry Richards will be glad to know that she is well again after having been con- fined to her home through ill- ness.

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SPRINGTON W. I.

Spriiigton W. I. met at the home of Mrs. Duncan Macintosh; the president. Mrs. Ralph Thomp- son presiding. The meeting open- ed by repeating the Creed in uni- son. Roll call was answered by five membe -. with a receipe. Then followed by the reading and

Correspondence was read by

The teacher was appointed to pur- b'"' to 66 cents. Next meeting will be Brycnlon.

served by hostess.

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the secretary and discussed. It Tl” A9" """'l" i Tdly" W” moved by M". E. Luna” Cross W. I. Wll held ll Ill ICIIOOI

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chsse maps. Collection amounted "Tl"4P"'”","' LE"iheAmbr?,"

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. . . executive meeting which will be cm" 0, u up.” I, mp” mmmlu M1 m'""''" held in s.-.uis Melville district.

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