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ing the ode and repeating creed. Minutes o! last meeting read and approved. Committees were heard from. Mr. Mailer MocRc-e report- ed $78.00 turned. in to the Can- adian Appeal for Children Fund from Qur district. New committees:

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Lunch. Mrs. Wright, Mrs. Deacon. Mrs. Maclseod. Mrs. E. Anderson; hostess, Mrs. Bartlet-t. Corros- pondence read and discussed. It was decided to send $500 to Jun- ior Aid of P.E.I. Hospital. Mem- bers cre to meet at school on May 18th to make plans for school garden. Collection $1.45. Roll call for next meeting _- Bring plant or flower for window boxes. Mrs.

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Mr. and Mrs. Murray Orr vlslt~ ed the capital on Thursday-

; Mr, and Mrs. George Brookins Iand family were guests at the An~

Mrs. EE. McKay enjoyed a visit brother. Mr. William Smith o! summerside recently.

._..,_._ Mr. Lloyd Houston l; the proud

lovely heifer calves which arrived very recent- 1y.

Mrs. Bruce Mciftatt Is having a

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‘pleasant visit with her daughter. Mrs. Carl Woolner and Mr. Wool~ 216T.

Mr. and Mrs. mo. Rolling: had as their guests recently NB". Lem- uel Wvand and his sister, Miss Ella of 3t. Eleanors,

Mrs. Elsie Andrews, accompan- ied by her two sons Edward and Freddie. spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs, Bomflrs.

Mr.‘ George Mccouhrey was s visitor here on Sunday where he was the truest of his motiher who has spent the whiter months n-ith her daughter, Mrs. Blair Andrew,

Mr. and Mrs. Hank Hobbit spent the week-end at their cof- wsc "Lluksvvlew" and also visit- ed Mr. and Mrs. George 101mm,. Mn.

The many friends of Mr. ¢yyu§ smith who is at present n patient in the PEI. Hospital will he pleased to know his condition i; ‘B39151!’ IIIYPTUWG.

Mo's. John Pursey returned in her home on Friday a-tter spend. in: the winter months with h" dourhm, Mrs. Millar Orr and Mr. Oar. Mrs. Orr will iplind I my days with her mother.

Mrl. John Hopburn gm] “n. some little daughter Blfbm], or

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Mr. Alien Moffett ha! the "mg- ‘fortune to tail while out {or m; dilly mall, Luckily he eueiained will’ A few minor bruises.

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WE HAVE 0N llANDfoa hr mediate delivery, quantity dry baled shavings. L. M. Poole and C0., Ltd.

RETURN FROM TRURD — Mr. and Mrs, ‘I’. G. Ives and Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel McDougnll and son Allan-i, returned Tuesday evening lrcm a vlslt to Tnuro. While there Mr. Ives paid his official visit 5-‘! Provincial Grand Prior to the Malta Preceptory of the Masonic Lodge and installed their otticera. 0n May 5th he and Mrs. Ives were in Amherst, where he made his official visitation to the Beause- jgur Prageptory, which takes -its_ name from the historic fort 0Y1 the heights nearby. and instill“ the officers there. Mr. Ives Bald that he could see no difference m (b5 roads in New Brunswick and Nova Scotia from those in this Province. The pavement was broken up lust as badly there as it is here- he said. l-le went by 30mm "id returned by Wood 151M“!!-

Deepest symiplbhy 8W8 WT: m the (zmily o! the late ED. ~LePaK9 in his passing and would oilel‘ these words o: comfort: "Po l!" in the hearie o! those yo“ "Y" behind, is not to die.”

The "latest news from Mrs. Mel- vin McLeod who has been with her sister, Mrs. Stubbs of Ccm— bridge, Mass. states that hu- sis- ter's condition i! Bréltly INF-WW‘ ed a-nd Mrs. McLeod will return g0 1m- hqme at an early dalte.

Mlrs. Extract-McNeil! has return- ed heme from the PI: Island Hospital ‘where she had been a patient under observation for o. few days, her many friends will be pleased to learn she is feeling much better.

In a. recent letter from Mr. and

Mrs. Erwin Andrew-they told o! their happy silFPrlR "h"? l5‘ tending a show o! receivinfl the door prize of a. beautiful three way torch light, and as Erwin stated, although late in the night, they were happy strutting home with their priu- . Amrong the contestants at tho musical feslvnl this put week were little Elaine Cousin-I. dnuzh- ter or‘ Mr, and Mrs. Ernest Cous- ins and Doris Andrew. douzlitef o! Mr, Blair An- drew. Doris was islaee in a. class of twenty-OM In singing. Congratulations tn those young ladies in their effort.

Mr. William Stewart has re- turned to his home spend-lug the winter with his niece Mrs, J’, Weeks Murphy and Mr. M-llppllty who is principal of Ken- slngmm High School. His friends are how? to see him buck look- ing hale and heart-W. Mr- Ind Mrs. Murphy and son Mex and Mr. Lorna Dumbbell accompanied him 1nd enjoyed e visit with Mr. and Mrs. George Dickleson.

we pulpit of New Gluevw Christian Church was occupied bl’ Rev. Richardson oi Moniezue who conducted services in the iznornlng and evening, preaching forceful end inspiring sermon; on "the Kingdom of God". Under the direction of Mrs, George Dickie- son at the piano, the youn-z peo- ple led the music which was

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hence: Isabel. only daughter o! Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Bourke. o! Charlottetown become the bride of Mr. Ronald Burns Smith, eon of Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Smith. 0f Kalb fax. Sheath: o! pastel anapdragon and tern covered the chancel lot- tice and bouquets of spring fiow~ er: were placed on the communion table. Rev. J. T. Ibbott performed the ceremony and Mr. Rioystnn l". Muglord, A.R.C.O., played the wedding music. 8t. Paul's Church Choir long u their prooeeslonal ‘hymn. "rho Voice That Breathed O'er Eden."

The bride wu given in marriage by her father 1nd was attended by Miss Anne Sadler, as maid o! honor. Miss Margaret Palmer and Mist; Irene MacL-eod were brides- ma a v

Mr. Arthur Plummer of Saint John. was groomsmon, and the ushers were Mr. Edward Burns of Saint John. Mr. Ralph Dumont, Mr. Donald MacLeod, Mr. Crllly Bourke, all of Churlottotown. The bride were a gown ,0! opales- cent satin with a long train which swept back from a peplum. The fitted bodice which was gathered to a sweeping circular skirt, had a Jewel neckline aid, long pointed sleeves. At her throat one, wore a single strand o! pearls. e gtit of the bridegroom. Her headdress was a finger-tip veil of net and she carried an arm bouquet o Johanna Kill roses.

The maid of honor and the bridesmaids wore gowns of similar design to that of the bride with pcplums duping back into short over-tunlcs.

Miss Anne Sadler, the maid of honor, was gowned in pastel green taffeta. she worc a large golden picture hat trimmed with a wreath o! pastel flowers and finger-tip streamers o! green velvet, she car- ried an old fashioned nose-gay of pastel flowers.

The bridesmaids’ gowns were o! golden taffeta. Two single pink roses were caught on each sldeof their lame picture hats. They too carried nose-gays o! -pastel flow- ers.

Mrs. B. C. Bourke the bride's mother, chose a tourquoise dress with jeweled belt. she wore a tiny black hot trimmed with o single pink rose. Her corsage was o! pink roses.

The groom's aunt, Mrs. Colin Burns o! Saint John, worc a. navy

Bon " ct Charlottetown, also one sister (Clara), Mrs. Dupce o! New York and three brothers, Hon. BJW. LePcge of Charlottetown; Garfield o! Rusticoville and James L. ot Hunter River.

This community was shocked and saddened to learn ot the pass- ing (due to a, rail while pain-ting) of Oyiriac Route, en esteemed res- ident and retired lehoolmester. He was bom ‘l2 years ego at Mnyfield, the non o! Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bouts. A friend to all, ready to help in all that was good for the conmunity his wise coun- sel will be tires-nasal by many. He leaves to mourn hi: sudden demise four brothers, IPelix and Moses cl.‘ Rustico, Zamriah oi St. John, end Jeremiah o! Worcester, Mus. who arrived Mme for the funeral; also two sisters, Mrs. C. IAClair o! P‘ lcttctown and Mrs. ‘Peter Gauthier on the old treme- atAd where he resided, n well as u host of friends and acquaint- uincee, having taught in many public schools. Funnel lervfce was held on Wednesday mourning from St. Anne's Church, Hope

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blue and white dress, navy acces- sories and pink carnage. ‘

After the wedding ceremony a reception was held in the Char- lottetown Hotel. Following this Mr. and Mrs. Smith lelt on a mo- tor trip thrcugh Nova. Scotti..- For travelling the bride wore u. ver- millon top coat over a grey wool gabardlne suit, plaid taffeta hat and navy blue accessories.

Out o! town guests at the wade. ding were Miss Jeane MacRre o! Montreal. Mrs. Colin Burns. Bnint John, Mrs. Roxie 30nd. Saint John. Mr. S. S. Smith. Halifax, M's‘. and Mrs. A. M. Steele, saint John Mrs. W. A. Warwick and Miss Isobel Warwick. Saint John, Dr and lVIrs. W, B. Howatt. Miss Isabel Howatt, Mr. Hubert Howatt, Mrs R. T. Mussen, Miss Dorothy Wyatt. Miss Wanda Wyatt, all of summer- slde and Dr. and Mrs. William Tidmarsh o! Bedeque.

This summer Mr. and Mrs. Smith will live in Charlottetown. in the full they will make their home in Fredericton where Mr. Smith, on R.C.A.F. veteran, is completing his course in engineering at the Uni- versity of New Brunswick. The bride. a graduate of MacDonald College was for the past year, diet-

Rlver 11y his pastor, Rev. Esther Dalton.

Itian at the saint John General Hospital.

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PRJOVINUBIUWN, Muss. Ml! l2 -- (GP) -- The Arctic wutg again are beckoning Donald u. MacMlllan cud today the ‘Iii-WI? old explorer was enroutc to Booths hay Harbor. Me., tc prelim hi!

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AMHEREI‘. (C?) - The Maritime ‘Transporta- tion Commission will make n. thor- .ough survey of the Chignecto canal protect this runner, commissioner ~Clyde J. Bitch of Monctcn. N. 5., announced hero tonight. Plans {or ‘h’ INN/w were approved at the annual meeting of the Mai-lime Boa-rd of Trade at saint John, N. 3.. last December.

Mir. Hitch told a tended by president and secretory A. n, Lugby q; m, Amberst-Sackvllle committee that Commission chairman Rand Math. Wm had said the way now was clear to make the survey. cum. plications arising from the freight "lie issue had made earlier action fmwssible.

It was suggested that Marltlms Boards o! ‘trade be asked to pro- vide “lootuol information" to as~ slat in the long-bcooted project go;- a canal across the Nova. Bootiu

conference at- N. S. Banlord

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sturdy schooner Bowdoln for hit 27th visit to the poler hour's d0- main. .

MaoMillan plans to sell June i! and hopes to roach u point within i0 degrees of the North Pole u head of an expedition sponsored by the Cleveland. Ohio, and Both doin College Museums.

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greatly appreciated ivy the con- gregation. It is honed that Rrv. Mr. Richardson wiil strpply this congregation when at all possible.

Dr. and Mrs. lro were at heme to u number of friends on Wed-needs evening, April 28th when they entertained w a card party of tour tables. Aittnctive prlau were won W Mrs. borne. Stevenson and Mr. Dingwell, t boobies going to Mn. Ed Steven- son and Mr. Mme Stevenson. A delicious lunch was served by the hostess minted by her deter, Mn. O'Neill. A social chat and Jolly sing song brought a pleuent eve- nlngoo e clone eilw quickly when the guests deported for their borne loud in their probe c: no holi- imity o! this untamed yeuu couple.

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