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Mother of 1950." T110 Elie!-helnd Mrs. Gilbert 'NlII he graduated from the U.C. Evening school this spring with a certificate in journalism. But that's only a part. of the story: Five of her seven children also will receive college degrees this spring.

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KENSINGTON

Qiondw-Tuesday 1:16-9:15. Warner's gsgtumg Musical - Comedy, "MY DIIAH IS YOURS". in Techni- golm-, purring Doris Day, Jack Car- son, Inc Bowman. with Adolphs jgnjou, (oomedlenne Eve Arden). 3. z. "Onddles" salnll.

INTERNATIONAL Trucks

OINOIINNATI. 0-. Mn! 14 -'(AP) .- It's only an unofficial title, but at the University of Cin- cinnltl Evening College they call Mrs. Reba Gilbert of New Rich- mond, 0.. the "All-American College

Vick Your Partner!

Island Equipment 00.

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somebody yells, "lads have a square dance!" Then the caller nonnss the platform and sings out. "Pick your primers, boys!” 4.3 gm: now, you can pick your vegetable-growing partner. eeo-larnall Cub, Super-A,or C. Each rrarror has a full line of Inward and rear-nonsnd. nnhlpio-row planem and forward- -osoudnhlvauen.-Threatraceors and mstched equipment for gel that are class! to 6: any operation for the vegetable grower. . I And sale I! from In. fainting? I snap with hydraulic Anger- dp Pasnall Ibnrh-Control . . . no more meaning and heaving pad sshlsg haelsl And when you sssd parts and ssrvlcl. I'll: always here.

Annual Meeting illlierton 0. W. L.

-The Annual Meeting of the Alberton subdivision of the C. W. League was held at the home of Mrs. B. R. Burke on May 'lt.h with an attendance of eighteen mem- bers.

Mrs. A. D. 0Brlen occupied the chair. Meeting opened with pray- er. This was followed by the read- ing 0! the minutes of the tlast monthly meeting also the minutes of the Isst Annual Meeting.

In her address. the retiring President. Mrs. A, D. O'Brien re- viewed the activities of the past year, she thanked the members for their generous co-operation which lied made possible the

success of all undertakings.

4 Annual Report

The following annual report was submitted by the secretary, Mrs. Michael Ahearn. During the past year eight monthly meetings were held, with an average at- tendance of about fifteen mem- bers. There were forty three paid-up members. All National and Diocesan taxes have been paid. Publicity: All monthly meet- ings of the C. W, L. were report- ed to the press.

Social service:

Members lime visited the sick in homes and in the hospital. The shut-iiis and sick were remember- ed at Clirisiinas with fruit, can- dy and etc. Tne Reverend Chap- lain and the Lilslers of the West- ern Hospital uere also remeniber- ed at Christmas. A drapery was hought for the inside of the satie- tuary.

A mass was offered Lor all liv- ing and deceasrd members of the Alberton sub-diilsloii.

Entertainments

Programs and entertainments. After earh meeting, we enjoyed a social hour with contests follow- ed by a lunch.

As s means at raising funds,

card parties and dances were held. A beautiful hand made quilt was donated for sale by Miss Veronica O'Connor. The treasurer Mrs. Edvwin Muc- Donald reported the sum of nl9ll.- 00 raised during the past. year. leaving" a balance of was on hand.

The Reverend chaplain W, V. Monaghan in a few well c sen words expressed his apprec tion of the work accomplished by the members, and urged the members to continue their good work. was moved snd seconded that the League have a light in- stalled at the front entrance of the Church. Motion carried.

A vote of thanks was tendered to Mrs. A. D. O'Brien by the meeting. -

Mrs. S. R. Burke invited the members to her lionie for the June meeting with Mrs. Charles Dunn and Mrs. J. A. Callaghan in charge of the lunch, and Mrs. Michael All-learn will prepare a program.

The members decided to serve lunch at an entertainment to be held in the Parish Hall the night of the twenty-fifth.

' "1 Election or officers

The election of officers as follows: ' -President-Mrs. John Wallace.

Jst Vice President-Mrs. Ray- mond Saunders.

aid Vice-President-Mn. Dunn.

3rd Vice-President-Mrs. O'Brien.

Secretary-Mrs. Michael Al-leam (re-elected).

Treasurer-M.rs. Edwin Donald (re-elected.)

Social Service - Miss Maud O'Connor.

4Alberton)-Mrs. B. R,

Elmsdele-Mrs. Charles Mrs. James O'Brien.

Alma-Mrs. Frank Dunn.

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Alberion rileiribershlp - lvn-s, Merritt Callaghan.

Aiberton south-Mrs. Lei-iiuei Arsenault.

Klldare-Mrs Joseph Foley.

Altar Committee-Miss Maud O'Connor. Entertainment .. Miss Bertha

Doyle, Mrs. Brydon smith, Mrs. A. D. O'Brien, Mrs. Frank Dunn. Auditors - Mrs. Merritt Gal- laghsri and Mrs. Everett shes. Meeting adjourned.

COST OF -MEDICAL GAB!

Out of the average consumuh dollar four cents goes for modhnl care in the United States.

ARTHUR MARTIN MacLEAN, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Mac- Lean, Alberry Plains. Art enter- ed P.W.C. in 194-4, and after com- pleting second year worked in Ontario until he again enrolled in 1948. This year he is the editor of' both ihe College Times an Welshman and forward on the football team. Ari plans to fol- low his course in Business Ad- ministration at Western Unlvct's- ily.

I run GUARDIAN P. W. C. Graduates

JANET DONALDA MMLEOD.

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald MacLeod of Victoria. Donnie en- rolled in the first year class at P. W.C. in 1946, and this year she is Fashion Editor for The Times. She plans to attend Dalhousie Univer- sity in pursuit of a degree in medicine this fall.

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Tignish

Mr. Patrick Hogan. Cliristopliei-'s Cross was a visitor to Aiberton one evening last week.

Mrs. Peter J. Gaudet has return- ed to Toronto, Ontario, after a six weeks visit with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Gaudet. Tlgnlsh.

Mr. Edwin MacDonald, Alberwn. was a Sunday visitor to Tignish the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Onrsyle Trainor.

Miss Shirley Mclniiis, Tignish, was a visitor to 0'Leai-y for one day, during the past week.

Mr. Alphonse Gaudet has come from Toronto, Ontario to spend vacation with his father Mr. Ur- baln A. Gaudet, Tignlsh.

Mr. Walter Harper, Tlgnlsh, spent one day last week in Alber- ton, the guest of Doctor and Mrs. W. A. Shea.

Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Callaghan, St. Louis, were visiting Mrs. Ca!- laghan's parents Mr. and Mrs. John 0. Harper, Tlgnlsh.

Mrs. Carsyle Trainer and daugh- ter Janet, Tlgnlsh were visitors to Alberton last week. gumts of Mrs. Trainor parents Mr. and Mrs. Edwin MacDonald.

Mr. Edmund F. Perry, Palmer Road, spent several days last week in Charlottetown visiting two of his daughters who reside in the city.

Agnes Haywood, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. .1-Ierman Haywood. Nail Pond was s patient in Weh- em Hospital, Aiberton for several days last week. Agnes is now much improved in health and -will soon be able to resume her studies.

Mr. Austin I-Isndrshen, returned home to Christopher's cross on Monday evening after several weeks spent in City I-lomltll (lur- lottetown where he was receiving medical treatment. Friends or Mr. Hsndrahan are pleased to see him home again, so greatly improved in health.

Reverend Father Fisher. 0.8.5.11. of Charlottetown recently presched s three day retreat for the young men of the parish or at. Simon and St. Jude, Tignish. A large number of boys attended this retreat which began on Friday and was concluded on Sunday Afternoon.

Gerard, young son or Mr. and Mrs. Ernmett Gallant. Christopher's cross. became suddenly ill last evening. Doctor 8. Bandler, Al- berton was summoned. and now the little fellow is making a good recovery. and all hope he will noon be as well as ever.

CLUB CO-OPIIATION

GUELPH. Ont. -. (or) - The Optimists Club had a little help here when it painted its new workshop cottage. one of the O9- tlmlsts and to so HI-hlns -1"! hi-

place was taken by NO 319mb?" of the locsl Lionel Club.

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Borden

M.r. and Mrs. David Macbeod and little daughter Jo Anne and Mr. James Carruthers of Borden were visitors to Graham's Road on Sunday. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray MacLeod.

Mr. and Mrs. Hyntt I-Iaalem and daughter Beulah of Fredericton. visited with Mr. and Mrs. George Sharpe at Borden on Sunday.

Mrs. Edward S. Griffin of Bur- ton. Lot. 7. is spending a few weeks in Borden with her daughter Mrs. Everett Mclienna and Mr. Mc- Kenna.

Mrs. Frank Butler and little son Tommy of Charlottetown an vir- illng the farmer's mother, Mrs. J. J. Msclsaac s-t Borden.

Mr. and Mrs. Eldsred Weeks of Fredericton were guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Burch at Borden on Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. William White of Borden. visited relatives in Georgetown over the wee-k-end.

Miss Hattie Ross of Summer- sids spent the week-end with her sister Mrs. Hector MecKenzie at Borden.

Mrs. Alec Mecormaek or! Sour-is spent a few days in Borden with her sister Mrs. Clnton How-sit. when en route to Montreal and Boston for a month's rest.

Meurs. Ls Von Howatl. and Nel- son Gallant of Borden left last week for Hamilton, Ont, where they will be employed.

Friends regret to learn of Itlie illness of Mrs. Harry I-Ieilfell at her home here and hope to see her out soon.

Mrs. Camille Arsenauli and son Gerald of Borden were visitors to Egmont Bay on Sunday, guesu of her psrenm, Mr. and Mrs. John L. Arsensult.

Friends here were glad to wel-0

come home Mr. Neil Dari-sch who for the past weeks has been a pal- ieni in the P. E. I. Hospital. Not long ago Mr. Darrach received his ions service model for fslthful service as brakesman on the C. N. Railway and all hope that he will

enioy many years of retirement.

New Annun and Vicinity p

Mr. Ralph Baglole. Freetown, was in New Annsn and Traveller's Rm Sunday calling on an lrlends.

Mr. and Mn. Allie lideNeill. New Annan. were in Suinmervide on Saturday.-

Mil. Al. Schurman and Mrs. Ella Montgomery were among the visitors to Sumrnerslde Friday.

Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Enrnsn and

dlulhter Mary Marlene were visi- tors io Charlottetown on Thurs- day.

Thsunany friend: of Mr. Donald Mortigorne , are sorry to hear that he has been confined to his bed with the flu.

Mr. Delbert Rayner, Mr. Don schui-man and Mr. Al. seisui-mun mails a business trip in Scarle- town on Tuesday night.

Mr. Delbert Raynor. Mr. Don Schurman. Mr. Harry Bchunnan O'Luf! on budnds

Mrs. Ernest Waite, Shenaroeke. went the art week visiting at the home of st father Mr. James Tup- lln.

Mr. Harold Msnhison and Mr. Don Sehurnisn vbited spring Val- ley. Sunday evening and were guests str the licllleloflinllldlfl. Eldon schurinan. .

The many friends of inn. 3. r.

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Play Presented At llenslngton

-The xanelnxtox. Young their three-set comedy - Reedy Mada nmily", to a large audience which filled the King George Hall. The cast i.n order of appearance was as follows: Be- gonia Washington portrayed by Gladys Dunning, a new-oomer to the mac. who my earthly took the part of the Martyn's colored cook. Incldently. the entire action of the play took place in the liv- ingroom of the Martyn home,

Nicodemus Plpp, the colored handyman. was taken by Fred Semple who is no mean comme- die-ne.

Lydia Martyn, spinster sister of the late Horatio Martyn, was tsken by Marion Lnckhart, who played the part exceedingly well.

Her niece. Gracie Martyn, was portrayed by another newcomer, namely. Ruth Thompson, who very sdeptly played the part of a very naughty little girl,

Her older sister. Marilee Mar- tyn, a. young lady of eighteen, was admirably taken by Gladys Sample, while the part of hi brother, Robert Martyn wss in- terpreted to perfection by Blair Heeschen.

Doris Turner. a girl of severi- teen, was taken by Jean Mac- Ixod, who sustained her reputa- tion for amateur acting; her bro- ther. Sammie Turner was expert- ly taken by Wallace Thompson. another new-comer to the stage.

Agnes Martyn. a widow. and mother of the three Martyn chil- (Inn, was realistically taken by Bessie l-Ieckbert. who made a very charming wife for Henry Turner. a. widower and father of the two Turner children, and taken by J. A. McGowan, who played a prominent part in the success of the plot.

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at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Al. Schurman, Travellers Rest.

Mrs. Rex Dawson accompanied by her son Myron were week-end guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don Schurman. New Annan.

Mr. and Mrs. Warren Nesbit, Tyne Valley. spent. the week-end visiting friends and relatives in Summerside. Travellers Rest and New Annan. They were accom-

panied by their little CIBIIIQIXIBT Beu- bars.

Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Rogers. Indian River. were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Al Schm- msn, on Sunday.

Miss Bertie Dawson. popular cleft at the Sheen and Mclnnis Shoe Store. Summerside. spent Sunday at the home of her sister Mrs. Don Schurmari, New Annan.

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Mr. and Mrs. Ollie McNeil. Nllss Irma McNeill and Mrs. Thomas Schurman were visitors at the

Prince county Hospital on Sunday

evening where they spent. some time with Mrs. B. F. Pillnian.

A large crowd gathered in the Hall at Travellers Rest on Mon- by night. to see the Summerside Baptist Players present, "In Again Out Again". a play which was much enjoyed by all who had the pleasure to see it.

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Will Continue Office Hours In Borden as Follows:

Tuesday-2.00 to 5.00 'nsrsdsy-'-7.00 to 0.00 Friday-3.00 as 5.00

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FLOOR SAMPLES, ED ANDIUSED

- FURNITURE

WEWANTSPAOE-EVERYTIIINGMUUIGO ODD KITOIIEN CHAIRS. all hardwood. each .. s1.oo

N.I290VANl'l'I3oWI.II'I1lta71ll'lwOl'l.oI'yIII.l ” bevelled ninor.saxas- Regular

No. 240 VANITY, walnut, I 8 drawers. crystal bevelled late mirror, 80 x 84" Regular 7.00--SPECIAL 34.50

WALNUT METAL SINGLE PANEL BED 12.50 Springlillledllhttress 20.00 Cablesprlng 7.85

Threepleees SPECIAL 82.85

ONE ONLY nacrr LIGIIT common rmar. MAHOGANY BED. 39" and 54"- Regular 40.00.-srncrar. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20.00

IA MATS, all hand sd felted wool. very mndursble, size 35 x 40l."Ile;. 4.85-SPECIAL . . 1.48

KITCHEN CABINET, base fitted with two doors with wide shelf inside; top has two shelves with three compsrtments, also height 62", width 40", depth 25", finish prime white.- SPEOML 18-95

BREAKFAST SET, table 25 x 41 with drawer.

four chairs upholstered red. Regular 48.50-

SPECIAL . 35-00 KITCHEN EXTENSION TABLE. sIl.hardvvo,od.

size closet 80 x 38". extended 80 x 50 - .

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WHITE ENAMEL TOP TABLE with drawer, size 25 x 41. Regulsr 20.00-SPECIAL . . . . 8.50

KITCHEN TABLE, all hard wood, size 36 x 38.

Regular 12.00-SPIDIAL 5.75 BREAKFAST ROOM SET. this x 40. two

benches 11 x 85, all to upho tered In red

leatherette. Regular .00-SPECIAL 18.00 8-drawer CHEST, used . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8.85 3-drnwerCIIEST,nsed . . . . . . . . . .

1 DRESSER, 3 drawers and cabinet mirror 18:80 17.50

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BARRYMORE BIIOADLDOM RUG. 8 x 9 29.85

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1 EDMONTON - (CF) - A photo- graphic survey of Alberta's ciiliio 260,000 square miles is under Will'- The survey. to cost more than 01,000,000. will provide valuable data. principslly for the oil indus- try. Iiess than half the proi-iiirn Ill! been accurately surveyed M10 Inspped.

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HALII-'AX. my to -(GP) .- nigntpraanos were whisked by the R. c. a. r. today from B-ltin band viliues to hoqiltal here for treatment of tuberculosis. The natives were taken from vllllltl in Frobisher my. a two-yo-r-old girl train that area died 'in hos- pital here Sunday from moor-

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