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DONAGH SCHOOL

Honor roll for months of Nov- ember and December.

Grade )(.--1. Joseph xoughan.

Grade VIII.-l. Joyce Trainer: 2. Mary Smith: 3. Vincent Mc- Adam.

Gi-eds VI.-1. Catherine Koughan: 3. node Drlscoil.

Grade IV.--1 Earle Koughan: 2. Clair Trainer: 3. Heddy Gal- lant.

Grade Iii.-l. 2. Urban Drisooll. Grade II, A.-1. Elsie Tralnor.

Grade Ii. B.-i. Tommy Gallant: 2. Ivan Trainer.

Grade I. A.-i, Gail Trainer.

Grade I.-1. Gloria McAdam: Basil Trainer: 3. Reta Murnughan.

Perfect attendance - Kathe;-in

Teacher-Josephine Fitz Patrick.

Edna McAdam :

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I IN MEMORIAM

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-A shadow was out over the community of Sherbrooke when the news Ipread that Mrs. Char- IO"-?! H088 had pulsed to the great. beyond on December 5th. 1951. in her ninety-sixth year. she was the wife of the late Edward lieu of Travellers Rest and had spent over eighty years of her life in these two districts. She was a daughter of the late John Carr and Eleanor Kent.

She was a kind loving soul and always ready to lend a helping hand when needed. She will be, sadly missed in her home where she was known to everyone as Aunt Charlotte,

The funeral was held from the Rowness Funeral iloine on Satur- day. December iith. at 2 P. M. Ser- vices were conducted by Reverend Kenneth Campbell. Hymns sung

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were the twenty-third Psalm and

;Siliv In The Arms of Jesus.

She leaves to mourn the follow- ing sons and daughters. Walter. t.VlabelI Mrs. William Walker. ti-lazcii Mrs. Fred E, Taylor. all of

lxcedham. Mass: Borden. Jackson- villc. Floridii;

and Gordon on the homcstead; also fourteen grand-. children and clvvcu great-grand. children.

The pallbearers

were Me, ssra. '

Hiames H. MacDonald. Hubert Mac-

Donald. John Wood. Frank waite.i Ronald MacDonald and James W., i

MacDonald. . Tllie rcniaius were laid in rest. besidc her husband in the Peo-l

pieis Cemeieijv, . The floral tributes were as fol-1

lows:- I

Pillow-I-'amil,v. Waller. Borden. Gordon. Hazel and Mabel. J Wi'eath--Russel, Joan. Glad,vs.t Charlntir: and Eslrlic i Wreath-.Iini. Kay. liamld. Mar-

ion and Ari. , Spray-Mr. and Mrs. Ensor Bow- ness.

Spray-i.eigh and liilris.

Spray -Elm"). Ora. l.ni'r'lla and Francis, l

Spray-George. Vria. Charles” Betty and Fraiices. .

Spray-Eston and Vrnnie. l

Spray--Billie. liazel and l-”amll,v.1

Spray:.lii's. Daniel MacDonald! and Family.

Donations Acknowledged

-The Prince County Hospital L'rat.cfiill,v acknowledge the follow- ing l'l0l'i3llOll5; received during oc.

'accompanied by his nephew.

on Christmas morning to spend tveek in Boston. liass... where they

U.N. truce negotiators who have been pressing the Communists in: it full accounting oi more than 50.000 unlisted Allied prisoners hold out little hope that they im-

St. Louis and Vicinity

-Miss Julia Myers. who is em- ployed in Charlottetotvn. spent the holidays with her parents. and Mrs. Maurice Xiycrs of Si. Louis.

Mi. Ficddic CL. - Douccilr re- (cntly motored to Charlottetown to visit has wife who is ill. He was Mr. Raymond Douceiie.

l Mrs. Alfrcd Arsciinult and iam- lly left recently to join her hus- band ' where they will reside.

Miss Dolores. A-igcnauli , Miss

Audrey Arsenault. and MI.'. Aubl'0i'y Arsenault have ai'l".V'Ed from Mon-i tr

to spend two week's

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holiday at their home. guests

Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Arsenault. Mr. and MitsfC,eoi'gc Myers left I

tuber. November and December: , st, Mark's church, Kensingmn- will visit relatives and friends.

Vegetables and flowers. Mr. and Mrs. Myers made the Mrs. Colin siewarI-1 bushel ofltrlp by plane.

it-umbers

I-fin: River United Church-

l'2 bushel carroLs

l peck hcets

132 bushel cucumbers

ilz bushel turnips

6 pumpkins

1 squash

1 peck ripe tomatoes

Bell's Book Slnrc-2 dozen comic magazines,

George T. Clark-1 View Master

with 5 reels,

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Subscription to MaoLeah'a and Chatelaine.

George Clarke--Film for View Master.

Mr. Hunter-l dozen comic books CHRISTMAS DONATIONS

Junior Auxiliary St. Mary's Ang- lican Church -- Scrapbooks. pic- tures and lo tray decorations for Chiidreifs Ward.

F01Cl"s Drug Store-Pail of cnndy and chocolates,

Robinson's Bakery - Fruit cake.

Junior Bo.vs' Class -. Baptist Church-Gifts and fruit for Child- ren's ward.

Y's Monks Club -- Case of apples Mid 0fiI1':ES- Also decoration of Christmas Tree.

Enmari's Drug Store--Chocolates

Gouriies Drug Store-Chocolates

Rozcrn and Arnett Li.d,.-c.t.oc. plates.

J. 1. Davison - Chocolates for Student. Nurses.

Cornptonls--Chocolates.

C. E. Morris-Chocolae.-.

Meteor ,Taxl-Chocolates.

White Star Laundry-Chocolate-5.,

The Legion Decorations for Christmas Tree.

Mr. William Smith. Kinkora - Christmas Tree.

Boaties-.1 care Ginger Ale. i-ioimi-ms--1 hamper apples.

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Mr. and Mrs. Lester Mai'Aldiiff of Tixnish were recciil visitors at the home oi Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Bernard.

Mr. Wendell stcwarl. accomp- anied by Messrs. Ben Arsenauit and Louis Douccttc. reccnlly mot- ored to his home in Miirray Har- boui.

Mr. and Mlr-s. Joseph J. Ber-y

nard were recent visitors in Tig- iilsh, guests oi Mir. and Mrs. Nar-

cisse Richard. Messrs. Clarence Wedge and Edgar Perry were rccriit visitors

to Summer-side.

Mr. and Mrs. 1-tiaymond Bernard have returned from Moncton, N. B. and are now residing in Louis.

Mrs. Cathari-rie--Plcrry spent the Christmas holidays in Lawrence. Mass., guest of Mir. and Mrs. Jos-

eph Perry. Friends of Mr. J. J. Gallant oi Bbbsfleei. are sorry to learn he is

a patient in the Western Hospital, Alherton.

Miss Rn-xv Bernard and Miss Marina Brown recently visited rel- ative; in Tignish.

Messrs. Robert Myers, charlie Bernard and Eddie Bernard. who were employed in New Brunswick. arrived at their homes to spend Christmas with their families.

Mrs. Eddie z. Bernard, Palmer Road. left recently to visit relatives and friends in Massachusetts.

Mr. Robert Bowlea of the Unit- cd States Navy. has returned to his duties after spending two weeks with his parents. Mr. and Mm. George Bowles oi st. Ed- ward.

Mr. Willam Araenauii of New Bninswick was a recent. visitor at the home of his brother. Mr. John A. Arsenauii, and Mrs. .Arsenault. Palmer Road North.

MIM Lois Warren recently visit- ed friends in Pluiwilie guest oi Mr. and Mrs. Gallant.

Mrs. Clarence Wedge and son David. were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dougaid wedge. sum- merside.

Mr. and Mrs. Ben Aliaiii have returned to their homo in St. Ed- ward after visiting friends and rel- atives in the U. s. A.

Friends of Mr. Jerome J. Douc-

ette are sorry to learn he is ill M1

his home in Pleasant View.

Mr. And Mrs. Murdock Meltin- non left on Friday Dec. nth to re- turn io their home in Dartmouth. N. 3., after spendmg a month at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bylvaln Peters.

Mr. and Mrs. Alfie Gallant were recent visitors to Tignish. guelts oi Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Areennult.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Deltoche. who were involved in an unfort-

unate accident on their way to Msnaehuastte. have returned to their home in Mt. ndward. Mr.

Dellnoho is still suffering from the chest injury he received in the ac- cident. He. also received an injury to his leg. .

The funeral of Mr. Phiitu

Doucette. Painter flood was held

in St. Catharine. Ontario!

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THE GUARDIAN. Cti-MRLOTTETOWN

still al a pro-Soviet sourcc. this Picture

;iiii-portedly shows American .-,n-isoners-oi-xvai' g during a "hall 'lioi.r reading period" at a North

t Fredericton and I 1 Vicinity

Miss l-Eleanor Weeks. student at College. spent

Prince of W'alea Ellie holidays in Fredericton. the gucsi of her parents. Mr. and

pMi's. Roy Weeks. . . . ' Mi. .iivvk Culclific. sliidciii M MacDonald College. Montreal. lspent tho holidays at his home in ll-lredrriclnu.

Miss lPh,xliis- Gillis. it-at-hrr of

lFredcricion School. spent the lholidny 5N'ISfill nl hcr home in. iNorborn.

I Miss Pauline l.aVoie. Frederic- ton. spent Clirisiiiuis at her par- cnfs' home in Czirlrlon. I

Miss Joan 'l'rainor. Fll(iflPl'l0lnIi.l

yspent (fliristmas with her rel- ,ntives in Charlottetown.

, Mr. Myron Weeks. Charlotte- lmvn. spcnl Ciirisliiius Day visit- ll": his pnrcnls. Mr. and Mrs.

;Williiim l'l't-eke. . .s ,, l Miss Duicic Morrison. tcacheri of Pleasant Valley School. spent lllie holidays at her home in Fred- oriclon.

g Mr. and Mrs. Ttirncr Glydon. .Marg;iIc. spent Christmas Day lyvisiling in Fredericton. the guests inf Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Giydon. l Mr. and Mrs. Alex McDnweli.' land Jackie and Sienzirl. visited .i-nlniivcs in Fredericton and Bor- idbn during the holiday season. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. McDowell had as their guest on Christmas Day. their son. Rev. S. M. Mc- lDowcll, Dominion, N. s. I

i C . I Miss ll'ancla Ciiappeli. who is the Prince Edward

employed iii. 'lsland ilospital. spent a recent lweekend visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Chnppell.

iBreadnlbz-inc. The many friends of Mrs. iArihur Haslaui. Springfield. are

lglad to hear she is home again iafter being a patient in the Prince Edward island Hospital.

I . W . l Mr. Roy Morrison. teacher of Summersidc lligh School. is 'spcnding a few days in Frederic- ton. the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Stevenson.

Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Reeves and daughter Shirley spent Sunday. Dec. 23rd the guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Culcllffe. '

Mr. Fred Weeks. iiensingion. spent. Christmas visiting relatives in Fredericton.

On Thursday evenirg. Decem- ber 20th. the pupils of Frederic- ton School held a very successful 'Christmas concert in the hall. A splendid program was presented .hy the pupils under the super- Nision of their teacher. Miss Phyllis Gillis. Mrs. Eidred Weeks cnpabiy acted as organist. At the close of the progrnm Santa made an nppenrance and distributed gifts and treats to teacher and pupils.

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The Pleasant Valley Y. i'. l'. deserve much credit on their pur- chase oi a movie projector. This projector is similar to the type used by the National Film Board of Cluirlotlelown. it will he very beneficial to the Y. P. U. and other organizations in the com- munity. The purchase of this pro- jector shows that the church and its organizations are progressing -with the times. 2

MIBCOUCHE HIGH SCHOOL

Report for the month oi Dec- ember.

Grade xi.-l. Lionel Gaudet: 2. John Desnochee-, 3. Margaret cor- mier.

Grade X.--i, June Gallant: 2.

inertia McQuaid; 3. Louise cotton.

Grade Ix.-l. Armand Gaudet: 2. Annie MoK.lnnon:' k. Wanda Steele,

Grade VIII.-1. Helen Ballem and Erma Gallant: 2. George

Power: 3. lluguette Gallant, Grade VIX.-1. Blaine Gallant: 2. Patricia. Polrief; s. llrnniett wu- llama. Grade Vi-1. Belin Gaudet: 2. Clrol Perry: ti. iris Oailsnt; 4. Alfred Oaudei.-6.

on Friday morning to the Immac- ulate ooncoption Church at Patin- er Road. Reverend Patmk Walsh celebrated the lleuuieni More for the dead. and also officiated at the grave. Mr. Arsenault was 91 years of age and il ltrvived by his wife and one son. Wilired Arsen-

ive. Recently received from Korean Pfl-90" 03-ml)- The meltln

the group, all unidentified. appear to be looking at literature that is obviously Red propaganda printed in English.

O'Leury and Vicinity

-Jewell MacDonald of the RCAF.

Carleton and Vieiliily

-Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Bell oi Carleton returned to their home on December 27th after spending

' the Christmas holidays with Mr.

and Mrs. Dean Bell in Amherst. N.s.

Mr. William Horesmann oi Moncton. N.B.. spent the past week in Carleton. guest of Mr. and Mrs. Austin Campbell.

Mrs. Windsor Campbell returned to Halifax. N.S.. on Friday. Decem- ber zsth after spending a few days in Carleton with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank 1-lowatt.

Mr. and Mrs. Dick Carver and liiss Eleanor Lord of Moncfon. N.1-1.. spent the Christmas holl- ilays .with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lord of Cape Traverse.

Mr. and Mrs. Jackie Campbell rud young son and Mr. Frank Campbell of Toronto. are spending some time in Cape Traverse, guests of Mrs. Frank Campbell.

Friends of Mr. Elmer Francis of Carleton. regret to learn of his illness in the Prince County Hos- pital, Suinmcreide.

-:- i I Miss Carol Adams of Kensington is spending some time in Carleton. guest of Mr. and Mrs. Fenton l-foivnit.

Mr. Cecil Powell of Sumnieralde.

stationed at Uplands Air Base. Ont.. spent. Christmas with his family in O'Leary and has now re- turned to his duties.

Bill Bernard. who is cnii110.l'l'd in Summerside, spent Christmas at his home in 0'Leary. the guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lew- is Bernard.

Dr. William MncMui'dn. OlI.car,v spent Christmas In Slli'ill'iiPYSld0. the guest of his parents.

Miss Shirley Wallis. teacher at Windsor, N.S.. spent the Christ- mas vacation at her home in Al- bcrton. the guest of her parents P.ev. A R. and Mrs. Wallis.

The O'l..cary limited Clillrcli Young Peoples Union held their Christmas party on Thursday night. Dec. 27th. After a devo- tional servicc coiiductcd bv the President. Miss Hcslcr Bniitcs. gifts were exchanged and treats of candy passed around.

Bgedeque No-les

-Miss Una Murray. Halifax. N. S.,a spent her Christmas holidays with relatives hcrc. She was the guest of her mother. Mrs. Hugh Murray and her brother. Mr. Davis Murray.

The Rev. L. P. and Mrs. Archi- bald. Middle Musquodoboii. N. S.. spent Christmas with tlioir daugh- ter and husband. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Wright. Lower Bcdcque.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cuuil, Carleton Siding. have

B. Mac- as

their guest their friend. Miss Malcolm. R.N.. of Halifax. N.S.. who has recently returned from

an extended visit to England and other European ct-ntrcs. Miss Mill- com has many friends on the is- land.

A beautiful United Church of Canada "plnqiie" vvns placed in North Bcdeque llnilcti Ciiurch b,v the elders of the con- gregation in memory of Mr. Ari- emas G. MacCaulI. lie had been an elder for many years. and was very highly esteemed by all who knew him. He passed invny last April in his Fl0lh.,vrar.

. BQ. Albany and C Vicinity Mr. l'lll)'nl0i1d-.:;l;-llOninxOll. who

was taken to the Prince County Hospital is now much better.

Her many friends will be sorry to know that Mrs. Rex Dawson of Albany is ill at her home.

Mr. Arnold McGraw of Seven- Mile Bay was a business visitor to Albany on Saturday. Dec. 29th.

Dixon of North visitor to Doc.

Mr. Sheldon Tryon was a hiisinr,-ss Charlottetown on Saiurday. 29th.

The many friends of Mrs. Wen- dall llowait of North Tryou will be sorry to learn she is on the sick list.

- Mr. Howard Miiirlicad of St. Catherine: spent the Christmas holiday season at the home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. William Muirhead of North Trynn.

Miss Nancy Lee of ('iuirlniIc- lawn spent the holidays with her grandparents. Mr. nnrl Mrs. Frank Dixon of North Tryon.

Among those who attended the gnme of hockey at Victoria on Saturday night. Der. Rib, were Mr. Lloyd Mayhew. Cecil Foy. Mr. Waidran Cameron. Barney Noon- an and Aiiiston McLeod. of Al-

bany. The Augustine Cove Bulldogs tied the Milton Hornets in a real

hang up game oi hockey at the Victoria Rink on Saturday. Dec. 29th. A large crowd attended the game.

hert Callbeck will be pleased to know she is improving in health after her illness at her home'ln North Tryon.

Mr. Norman Wood of .the E. D. lvea Co. milling comps ,v of North Tryon has been laid up at his home for the peel.-week with a sore arm. I

An explosion of I Item cooker in the home of Mr. C

suit. with whom he resided. -I0

Thomu of North Ti-yon did eon-

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The many f-rlend.s of Mrs. M-

yton proving daily.

leccompaliled Mr. Stanley Howatt lol Carleton on a trip to Boston or. sai,urda,v. Dec. 29th.

Miss Jean Malcolm nf llaliiax. NS.. is at present spending some- time in Carleton. guest of Mr. anti plifrs. Ralph Maccauil.

, Mrs. Stanley Howait and young .flflilRhl.Cl'. Jackie. were visitors in tBorden mi Friday. Dec. Ziiili. gumts inf Mrs. Fred Ranalian.

y I O O lAlma and Vicinity I Mr. and Mrs. Eai'lc Kinch and fson Willard. of Summer-side were ivisltors at the home oi Mr. and Mrs. w . B. Mcuzilan on Thurs-- fday, Dec. 27th.

l Mr. and Mrs. Prceioii Neil and .irinily. oi North Milton. were guests for Christmas at the home oi Mrs. Neil's parents. MT. and Mrs. John E. Mountain. Mr. and Mrs. Earle Wallace itw-re guests of Mrs Wallace's par- 5,ents. and Mrs. Mike Doyle oi lBluomfield. on Christmas Day.

Mr. Cyril Mc.Kenna returned to ihld home on Saturday December imud after spending the past few 'vuor.ths in Rumford Fails. Maine.

. The Womene Mission ry society held their last meeting at the home of Mrs. Arthur Rennie. The meet- l in: was well attended.

I Mr. and Mrs. Russell McArville laud daughter. Joan oi Freetown, and Mr. Lester McAi-ville. were lrecent guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John P. Wallace.

The Misses Rae. lsabelle and Jean Donald of Charlottetown livcrc guests of their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Donald, for lchristmas. I Miss Florence Dunbar of P. :Colieg ihome of her parents. Mr. ii-toward Dunbar.

VV. e spent her holidays at the andgMrs.

-Mr. and Mrs. John P. Wallace and family motored to Tlgnish on Sunday Dec. 23rd to be present at the first Holy Mass of their neph- ew Rev. Fr. Howard Shea of scar- aboro who was ordained in Char- lottetown by Bishop Boyle on Dec. 22nd for the Foreign Mesions. Father Shea spent the holiday season at the home. of his parents. Mr. anti Mrs. Wilfred Shea. Tig- nish. He will return to scarharo for the remainder of the college term. '

Mr. Lloyd Geudei. of st. Dun- sfans College. spent his holidays at ihc home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gaudet.-D

siderahle damage when it blew up a few days ago damaging the kitchen rang:-. Mr. Wayne Thom- as was burnt by the hot steam. Miss Mary Gamble of Charlotte- town apent the holiday season at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. I-ilmrr Gamble of Albany.