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—-l0ll-DIN Clﬂllwll lIlVlCii. Sunday, October 30th. in Legion l-lsJlatIiP. M. S. S. stIP. M. You are cordially invited. Rev. D. M. Fraser. Minister.

QRINCETOWN United Church.’ Msipeque. Sunday, October Zlith. Rally Day choir practice 1030 A. M. Divine worship 11.00 A. M. and 7.30 P. M. Service, Damiey Hall ior this week is cancelled. Rev. James Cross, Minister.

—OHUBCII NOTICE. -— Mal- peque, Freetown and Kmaington Presbyterian Churches. Sunday. October 30th. Kensington at ll AM. Worship, the Minister. At l0 A.M. Sunday School. Freetown st 3 PM. W. M. S. Thank Offering. Rev. Donald Nicholson, guest preacher. Malpeque W. M. S. Thank Oder- lnz. Rev. Donald Nicholson. Special preacher. 0n Tuesday. November 1st. at 4 o'clock in the siternoor. Presbytery oi P. E. I. will lay the Comer Stone oi’ Keir Memorial Prssbyterlan Church in Molpeque.

—llECElVES BABE ITEM FOR MUSEUM - Mr. A. J. Matheson. O‘i’..eary, who has one oi the lin- est private museums of rare and historical articles in Eastern Can- ada, has received a rare item, "A Sea-Bean“ irom a friend in New York City who visited Mr. Mathe- son‘s fine museum during this summer. ln her letter to Mr. Matheson, the donor writes: “It is called a Sea-Bean by the peo- ple oi South Florida. it varies in size from one quarter oi an indh to the diameter o! a silver dollar. It ls iound in sea-weed and kelp and washes up on benches. It is not common. It varies in color from light brown to jet black. in its natural suite it is dull but it may be polished to a mirror-like iinish. I found it on the beach oi Matecumbe Key in June oi 1949. The Key is io- catcd 50 miles southwest oi the tip oi the mainland oi Florida. The Key was the centre oi the violent hurricane oi i935 in which many ‘lost tiheir lives." The donor pays a very high compliment and a well-deserved tribute to Mr. lilatheson‘: splendid museum and said it was the outstanding lea- ture of her visit to Canada. A visit. to Mr. Maiheson's museum is an education in itself. Here are many items. many oi them vary valuable, dealing with the his- tory oi PEI. in particular and Canada in general. and the genial proprietor is always ready to show . visitors around his museum and’ explain their historical import-l once-O l

Library iincnad at Summerside iiigh

-—On Wednesday afternoon, a l small but enthusiastic gathering‘- wltnessed the opening o! the new ‘ library in the Summerside High‘ School. Mr. H. B. Chandler, Di- rector of P.E.l. Libraries; and re- presentatives oi the School Board. the Home and School Weliare. Group and the I.O.D.E. were pre- ‘ sent. ior this occasion.

The Supervisor, Mr. Clarence] Mercer, outlined the need ior the g school library which served stu-' dents at the point oi need. He was | pleased that n_auitable room was iound in what was hitherto un- used spsca. '

“The library serves this school," he said, "irom nine o'clock in the morning until nine at night, Mon- days through Thursdays." The large number oi students using the library at night attests the im- ,

. portsnt role which a library can]

play in school liie. The teacher on duty also gives the pupil help with his assignments. "More books are needed", concluded Mr. Mercer. .

Mr. Oi-tandler stated that he was pleased to have played some part in the establishing oi the library. He pointed out the need, not only oi a library service ‘out also the need ior s trained libarisn in schools oi this size. He com- mended Mr. Mercer on his catar- prise and progressiveness.

Dr. A. R. Grant and Mr. l. S. DesRoches spoke words of ap- preciation on behali oi the School Board. Other speakers were Dr. Hillard E. Clark, Preaident oi the Home and School Welfare Group. and Dr. J. I‘. MacNeIiL-S

transmit-ghost Wedding

-9t. Paul's Church, Summer- sidc, was the scene oi s pretty wedding on Wednesday morning st 7 o'clock when Marie Doris, daughter oi Mr. and Mrs. Fred B. Gallant, was united in marriage to Anthony Arsenauit, adopted son

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was periormed by Msgr. G. .l.| MscLellan and the wedding music wss in charge oi Mrs. Irene Pet- ers, assisted by the Gil-is’ Choir who sang appropriate hymns dur- ing the nuptial mass.

Given in marriage by her tether, the bride was lovely in her iloor length gown oi white satin, isahioned in princess style with eweetheart neckline and long lily point sleeves. Her shoul- der‘ length veil was held in place with s wreath oi lilies oi the val- ley and she carried a bouquet oi red csrnatlons. Her only orna- ment was s three-strand necklace oi pearls, s giit 0i the groom.

Miss Ilthalyn Gallant was her sister's bridesmaid and was gown- ed in a iloor length blush‘ pink‘ taiieta with ﬂsoulder length veil held in plses with a headdress oi pink roses. She carried s bouquet oi yellow csrnations. Mr. Alired McDonald was the best rnsn.

Following the ceremony a wed- ding breskiast was held at the home oi tha groom ior thirty guests. The bride's table with its bouquets oi roses was centred with s three-tier weddinl cake. topped with s miniature bride and groom.

Mr. and Mrs. Arsensult leit on s honeymoon trip throughout the province sitar which they will ra- side in Summe "' .-S

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