JANUARY 5.

BULLETINS FRoM BlRDl:AND

Conway And '

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Summersldc,

Kay Murphy spent their Christ- mas holidays at their homes in Augustine Cove. Mr. Lloyd Murphy spent the weekend of December 27th with Miss Janis Betta, Nine Mile Creek.

Mrs. Joseph Murphy has been confined to her bed for a. few days with the 'flu.

The many friends of Mr. Don MacFadyen are glad to know of ms improving health.

Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Dawson of Augustine Cove are spending I months vacation in Florida.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dawson and family spent Christmas day with their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. George Watton.

Miss Kitty Lou spriil. the Christmas her home.

Macl"srlane holidays at

Mr. and Mrs. Stan Richards and Mr. Adam and Miss Ruth Murray Hp9l'lii1Ch.lil3ri.lTi3aS at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Murray, Aug- ustine Cove.

-:--- i Mr. Pug Macwilliams had thei misfortune to cut his hand re-I cciitly.

Messrs. Eldon Dawson, Wendell MacFadyen and Claude MacWil- liams motored to Charlottetown to a. hockey match recently.

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HUNTING CENTRE Nairobi, the capital of British East Africa, is a famous centre for big game hunting.

Warm Springs, Georgia, is nn-N tionally known for the treatment of sufferers from infantile paraly- sis,

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Miss Elaine Murray and Miss

This is Consistory Vatican where on Jan. 12

Pius XII will name 24 new dlnals to the Sacred College. will he the first time ill at

Conway and ' Vicinity

business.

Mr. and Mrs. John W.

business.

Mr. and Mrs.

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CAMEO THEATRE

KEN SIN GTON Monday-Tuesday 7:15 - 9:

Bing Crosby in top-notch

romance in "HERE COMES THE GROOM” with Alexis

Smith, Franchot Tone.

15. See Jane Wyman and comedy, with top tunes and

CAPITOL Summon-side

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December 20th.

Mrs. George Thompson sprnt a. couple of days with her daughter

Lorena in Summer side.

The Misses Reby and Hattie Boyle. Summerside. spent the De- their Thomas

cember 20th weekend with parents, Mr. and Mrs. Boyle.

Mr. and Mrs.

and Mrs. Marshall Mur phy on Sunday, December 21st, a

the home of Mr. Arthur Smith Sr.

Mr. and Mrs. accompanied by Mr. Roland Ramsay, were the home of Mr. D. Palmer on Sunday, Deccmbc 21st.

visitors a

Mr. and Mrs.

home of Mr. and Mrs. John '

Palmer on Sunday, December .ist.

Mr. Erland Henderson, atuden

at Dalhousie University, Halifax, arrived home to spend the holi- and

days with his parents, Mr. Mrs. Edgar Henderson, Freeland.

Mr. Lorne Riley and Miss Olive Tuplin, accompanied by Mr. and and chil- dren, June and Kenneth, were in Summerside on Saturday, Decem-

Mrs. Sterling Palmer

ber 20th on business.

Mr. Clinton Morrison Summeraide on business recently.

Mr. Byard Thurber. 0'Leary. was a visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Palmer, Free-

land, on Sunday. December Zlst.

Mr. and Mrs. Wallace

Sunday, December 21st.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert. H. Palmer, accompanied by Mrs. Arthur Smith Sr. were visiting Mr. Arthur Smith Jr., who is a patient at the Prince County Hospital, on Friday, De-

cember 19th. .

Mr. Urville 1"opl.'-irGrove. was visiting his grandmothcr,Mra. John Bi-come. on Sunday, Decem-

bcr 21st.

Mr. Colin Milllgan was in Sum

merside Saturday, December 20th.

on business.

Mr. Oscar W. MacNeill was in Amherst Monday, December 22nd.

on business.

Mr. Bernard.Mui-phy, student at St. Dunstan's University, char-

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Hall in the full quota of '70 cardinas. Includ- Pope ed will be Archbishop Paul-Emile car- Leger of Montreal, the sixth This dinal in the history of the Roman lcasli 200 years the College will have its

-Messrs. Wallace MDl'l'lS0ll and Charles Palmer were ill Charlotte- town Thursday, December l8, on

Palmer '5 and Mr. Leo Lynch were in Sum- merside Saturday, December 20 on

Oscar MacNelll and children, Freddie and Ronnie. were in Sunimerside on Saturday

Archie Campbell and family, Knutsford, were visit- 'ing Mr.

Harold Palmer and children, Lloyd and Elaine, and Mrs.

and Mrs. John

Robert Morrison, Argyle Shore, were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Morrison at th'

was in

Palmer and baby, summerside, were visit- ors at Conway and Freeland on

car-

Catholic church in Canada. James Cardinal McGuigan of Toronto al-

lottetown, arrived home to spend the holidays with his parents, MI'. and Mrs. John J. Murphy.

Messrs. Bernard Murphy, Urban Murphy, Charles Palmer, and Miss Erma. Paugh were in Summerside on Sunday evening, December 21.

Miss Donna Palmer, teacher at Brae, is spending the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John W Palmer, Freeland.

Mrs. John Broome was in Sum- merside Saturday. December 20th. visiting her daughter, Mrs. Muriel Ellands.

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The many friends oi Mrs. John P. Millar will regret to learn she is not enjoying her usual good health and wish her a speedy re- covery.

Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Hardy have icturned to their home after sev- eral months' stay in Ontario.

Mr. Shelton Adams. student at, Prince of Wales College, Charlotte- town, is spending the holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Adams.

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Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Adams and daughter Reby, Borden, were Vla- iting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Mllligan recently.

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' Mr. Bruce Lewis, Siininierside, spent the December 20th weekend at the home oi Mr. and Mrs. John D. Palmer.

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Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Murphy and family, Freeland, and Mr. John MacDonald, Conway. were in Sumincrsicle on Thursday, Decem- ber 18th.

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l Mr. Douglas Oatway. who has

been employed at Truro for some time, is spending the holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Oatway.

Mr. John W. Palmer. Mr. Leo Lyncln Mr. Edgar Moran and Mrs. Arthur Smith Sr. were in Sum- mcrside Monday, December 22, on business.

Mrs. Frank Purdy, Toronto, ar- rived home to spend the holidays with her husband at the Black Banks.

Miss Martha. Paugh, Moncton, arrived home on Monday evening, December 22nd to spend the holi- days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leigh Paugh. East Bide-ford.

Miss Verna. MacDonald has re- turned to Charlottetown after spending a few days with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. William Mac- Donald. r

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-Miss Shirleyjgerry, student of Prince of Wales College, is spend- lng her holidays with her parents,

Mr. and Mrs. John J. Perry, Tig- niah.

Miss Coleen McCarthy, Chsr- lottetown, is visiting in Tignish, the guest of her aunt, Miss Best- ricc McCarthy.

Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Burke, Tig- - -,nisl1, have as their guests their ' granddhlldi-en, Bill, Mary and Flow- ence Cameron. Summer-side.

Mr. Walter Harper has arrived home after spending two weeks vis- iting relatives in New York and Mauschusetto.

Mr. Leonard Mc!-lugh has or- rived home from 'mronio in menu his holidays with his parents. Mr. and Mn. aryitten Mcldugh.

luv. Richard Ellsworth. D. D.. of the laculty-of at. Dunatsrra Univ- enity. Charlottetown. is the guest of his mother. Mrs. Edward Ells- worth, Waterford.

Iarry Mooallum. three year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Moonl- lum. skinner: Food, is a patient in the Western Hospital, Alberwn.

air. Wilfred Kluinmspetii. a few aye recently in Tldnish visiting

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so will attend the conslstory. the background is the throne. The ceiling of the. hall gilded with gold brought America by Columbus.

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it-hristmas concert At Birch glirove

i-- There was a large attendance at the Christmas school concert held in Birch Grove Hall on Tues- day evening, December 23rd., stand- ing room being at a premium.

A splendid programme was car- ried out by the pupils, consisting of songs, choruses, recitations and drills. Much credit. is due the teach- ers, Miss Smith and Mr. MacCas- kill, for the very fine entertain- ment. santa Claus arrived as usual with gifts and candy and nuts for each girl and boy.

A small entrance fee was charg- ed. which, with the sale of candy. realized it nice sum of money. This will be used for a share in a film projector which several districts propose purchasing.

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Annual Meeting

The annual meeting of Long River United Church W. M. S. was held December 9th at the home of Mrs. Ernest Johnstoiie.

The president, Mrs. Murdock MacLeod. led the worship service and led in prayer. The themy of this service was "Christmas--sem son of birth and re-birth". Sev- eral members took part in the Scripture reading. The hymn "Silent Night" was sung and Mrs. Andrew Jchnstone Sr. Led in prayer.

Minutes of last meeting and the last annual meeting were read by the secretary, and nineteen mem- bers responded to roll call with a Christmas verse. Offering for the evening amounted to 336.10, the weekly funtl to sl.95. A donation of S500 was received from a for- mer mcmber now living in Char- lottctown.

The treasurer reported twelve meetings held with an average at- tendance of 14.3, and the sum of 3260.00 raised during the year. One member, Mrs. Murdock Macbeod. had perfect attendance.

The Community Friendship sec- retary reported 366, home calls and 43 hospital calls made during the year. The supply secretary re- ported s20.9'1 raised in weekly fund, three boxes sent, two to Rev. E. J. 0. Fraser in Korea valued at 585.00, and one to Toronto valued

at 835.00. The election of oflicein resulted as follows: President. Mrs. Mur-

dock Mactcod; vice-president, Mrs. E. W. Johnstone; secretary. Mrs. Oliver Faynier; treasurer. Mrs. James Bernard; Christian citizen- ship, Mrs. Oscar Johnstone; sup- ply secretary, Mrs. Everett Payn- ter; Christian stewardship, Mrs. W. E. Johnstone; literature sec- retary. Mrs. Ernest Dunning; com-

Ronnie were guests at the home of Mrs. Irving Ti-edenick. Sum- mcrside, on New Year's day.

Mr. and Mrs. William Milligsn and daughter Joyce. Murray Road. were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ramsay. Grand givcer, on Wednesday, December

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Miss Dolores Bigger, Portage. was visiting her sisters. Mrs. Ed- die Morrison and Mrs. George Morrison at Conway, recently.

Miss Lois Palmer, Freeland, has returned to Summeraide where she is employed.

The empathy of the community is being expressed to the relatives of the late Mrs. Richard Palmer whose death occurred on Monday, December 20th. The funeral was held from her late residence to St. Peters Church on New Year's day.

Mr. and Mrs. Beecher Best, Summersidc, were recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ar- thur smith Sr., Freeland, recently.

Mr. Oscar W. MacNelll left on Friday morning, January 2nd, for Amherst, Nova Scotia, where he has accepted a position as travel- ling salesman. His many friends wish him every success in this new undertaking.

Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Morrison have returned to their home after visiting Mr. and Mrs.'R.obert Mor- rison, Argyle Shore, and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Palmer, Borden.

Miss Martha Paugh. Moncton. N. B., was visiting her sister, Miss Errna Paugh, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar W. MacNeill re- cently.

Mr. and Mrs. George Morrison and Mr. Colin Milligan were in Summer-side Tuesday, December 30 on business.

Mrs. Arthur Smith. Six, was in Summerslde Friday. January 2nd, to visit her husband who is a pa- tient in the .Prince County los- pltai.

Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Morrison were recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ancil Ballem, Mount Pleasant.

Mrs. on New Year's day.

daughter Myrna, Murray Road.

Poplar Grove, were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wil- llama, Charlottetown, on New Year's day.

The many friends of Mr. Robert Skerry will be glad to learn he is recovering from the fall he had on the ice last. week, which ren-

sltated his removal to the Char- lottetown Hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. Lorne MacNevin. and Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Macllevln,

cember 30th.

Saturday. January 3rd to resume his studies at Prince of Wales College after spending the holl-

days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Adams. Miss Muriel Wall, teacher at

Poplar Grove, slpentlthe weekend of December 28th at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Adams.

Mr. Hugh D. Smith. Bummer- side. was a recent visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Smith Br., Freeland.

Mr. Luther Ellis. Ellerslie, was a recent visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Adams.

Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Ellis, East Bldeford, were recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John D. Palmer.

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munity friendship. Mrs. Mae Brown; press secretary, Mrs.1-ieath Campbell; letters of sympathy, Mrs. Andrew Johnstonel Six; birthday box, Mrs. Edwin Bernard: Missionary Monthly secretary, Mrs. Heath Campbell; organist, Mrs. E. Dunning; assistant. Mrs. Ralph Johnstone. All officers were re- elected.

The next meeting is tol be held at the home of Mrs. Andrew C. Johnstone. The word for the new year. "Fsithfulness' with letter 'F.' for the January meeting; Mrs Andrew 0. Juli -tone will devo- tional leader.

A very interesting reading was given by Mrs. Andrew Johnatonc. Sr. The secretory was asked to and 00.00 to the Home for Girls. Truro. 11.3.. and the president was to send a card of thanks to Mrs. Diavid Paynter for hernioe dons- ton. ..

The meeting” closed with the Lord's Prayer in unison.

OLYIIHO GAIIII The modern Olympic Games rorlengrst held in Athens, Greece n . i

-Mr. Jackie Clark was in Plus- ville on Wednesday, December fleth on business. Mr. Clark recently purchased a new truck.

Mr. Keith Kelly, Roseville, was in Plulville recently.

Mr. Connie Plneeu andthe Misses Helen and Sylvia Plneau were vis- iting in Plusville on December 25th.

Mr. and Mn. Norbert Oorcoi-an were visiting at the home od Mr. and Mrs. Melvyn Mcoregor, Bur- ton Lot 7, recently.

Maura James Rooney and George Clark. Ililia River. wte business visitors to Piusville recently. ,

Although there was no new or iingllng of slelfh bells this year. old at. Nicholas made his way around this community as usual.

Mr. and Mn. lance Dalton and family, Mrs. Melvyn and Keminie. luron Lot 7, were visit- ing at the home of Mrs. Ambrose Ooroonn on Friday. December ma

1 Mr. ..'..'..... Bull cmmn 11-- rivod in lroclttom on Wednesday.

4 December Ilth after spending some

time in Ta-onto.

Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Ramsay were Hepburn Hg we visitors at the home of Mr. and new in the yew, punching wm. GWKG Ramsay: Hermonyv edy. "Pat and Mike," the story of

t Top Man. the Top Horse. and the t

on Little Dividend."

Coleman, were visitors at the home Ind who now plays I of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Palmer. weggm, fighter, A150 featured, Freeland, on, Tuesday evening, Dc- -1-racy-3 mmnnuc

Mr. Shelton Adams returned on of

health farm. the

A force ezowd attended uisnicm chum: not .

Raothhny. .N. 3.. spent Ohristmss with his brother. Mr. Orville Johnson and Mrs. village. and his brother Melville Johnson, Central Bedoque.

Mr. Everett MacFs.rluie, M. O.

A. station, the Christmas holiday at his home in Carleton. He is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Mlolmrllne. -Mr. and Mrs. Allan Martin, M. C. A. Station Charlottetown, have returned to their home after spending the Chrlltmu holiday with Mrs. Mn.rtin'e parents. Mr. and Mrs. George Henderson, this village.

Miss Ruth Johnson, suinmerside Airport, visited with her father. Mr. C. M. Johnson. central Bed- eque. over the Christmas holiday.

Mr. ohsrles Schurmsn. Ohelton, underwent an operation for sp- pendicitis in" Prince County Hos- pital. a few days ago. All wish him an early recovery.

The sympathy of this communi- ty is extended to the relatives of the late Mira. Edward I-fooper whose death occurred at her home in Central Bedeque on Dec. 21st.

Mr. luginsld Murray, Trenton Airport, Ontario, was with his family in Bedeque over the christ- mas holiday.

Miss Freda. Myers, Toronto, motored to her home at Carleton on the 24th, where she will spend A few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. I-Ieber Myers.

Miss Adele Henderson, Summer- side. is spending the two holidays with her parents, Mr. Ind Mrs. George Henderson.

Mr. James Ai-hing who had been confined to his bed for over a weak is much improved in health.

Mr. Edgar Johnson. Western Canada, is visiting his brothers. Orville and Melville, Bedeque.

raacv 7iuT7iEiTnuim sun in CAPITOL COMEDY suiumrinsma

-&pencecr Tiraoy and Katharine sparrink part-

Tracy Hepburn Cupid tosses

Tracy comes to his new role as he pugnaclous promoter of the

op woman. following his hits in "The People Against O'Hara." "Father of the Bride" and "Path- The role of the all-around women athlete is

dered him unconscious and ncces- Miss I-lePbUm'3 3375" "N199 we in

widely-applauded "The African who has recently scored in "Saturday's Hero" and "The Marrying-Kind." heavy- as rival. is Wil- lia.m China. handsome young star the stage hit. ”Allegro.” .

"Pat and Mike" offers the lat- est in sports fashions for women. I

panorama of the country clubs of

the nation. New York's mssslve sports arena. the rural lure of a zip of college lie. and the romantic mix-ups of accent with the I

l I. Bryn Mewr Bronx cheerl ,

IN Memoiuaii

MR. GEORGE BARNETT

-The citiuns of Elmsdale and surrounding districts were sadden- ed by the death of Mr. George Bsmett at his home on December 28 at the age of eighty-three years, following a brief illness. The deceased was A highly N- t A' resident and will be great- ly missed, not only in the home, but by s wide circle of friends. He is survived by his widow. four sons: Frederick at home. William in Maine. Leonard in mmsdale. and Arthur in Halifax. who coins for the funeral: also three daughters: Ida. Mrs. Mcaill. in Monti-en; . Mm Robert Brennan. in Toronto: and Vera. Mrs. Wsrburton Murray. P1"lVm9- His funeral was held at Alma Anglican Church. where the Rev- erend Mr. J. R. McMahon con- ducted the funeral service. Pell- bearere were: Messrs. Raymond Rlx, George Hardy. Charles G. Dunn, Psrmenu Brennan, A. D. and J. W. O'Brien. Y

F... MANITOBA LAKE

Southern Indian Lake in north- ern )1 tabs in the basin of the churchil River has an area. of 1.200 Iqusre miles.

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The 'nnonih of January WM named for Janus, one, of the Re- men-gods.

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