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     The Guardian Page 13. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Piusville And Vicinity 
     
    
   
   
    
     El-ole Gallant 
     
    
   
   
    
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     lnverness And Vicini "‘“"‘“"’ "7" 6' 1”“ 
     
     ll ty Bedeque Notes 
     
     -— r. Clovis Maynard. Mr. James 
     
    
   
   
    
     C°‘""m' Mr‘ Bud cunemn ‘Dd M" Mrs. Calvin Leard, this village, 
     
    
   
   
    
     .' Conway and 
     
     Vicinity 
     
    
   
   
    
     —Mr. Bruce Lewis, Summerslde 
     
    
   
   
    
     Albany And Vicinity 
     
    
   
   
    
     . —'I'he many triends of Mr. Mur- 
     
     '- ,doclr Dawson. one of Albany’: 
     
    
   
   
    
     .yne Valley And ] 
     
     Vicinity ' 
     
    
   
   
    
     Campbell-Devinle’  - 
     
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     —Mr. and Mrs. 
     
    
   
   
    
             
     
         
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
     -i\‘irs. G. S.-I-lharp returned to X, 
     
     l home on Saturday, May lst, [largest mixed farmers will be ,_ Ivan Culleton, Portage ‘were in . - , , 
     
     ‘‘ ,;.elldlng' ‘.11.’! past s.x \'»'Cut£.i sorry to learn of his illness. Ml‘. “"5 3 “‘-Ce“ "‘-‘“°l' 3" '3“ ’‘°"‘‘ Summerside on April 24.’ ‘let: don sll.al,t:..mav:l.l.lual"e lylile :10 and ¢'hi1dI'(‘n \V4’I'<‘ 5dl'«H'day (‘W'- 
     
     ;n 'l\.lt:l‘|i.t) and .-Ioi:t- Dawson is a patient in the Prince M M“ “"1 MW -’°hfl 13- P3113" _ "lg." Al‘: ll“ ' M‘ r l_l "N" ning guests at the hulne of Mrs. 
     
     ’ County Hospital and the latest re- 97- bM’- C9011 BUISCF. P0”-38¢. Was I 3”‘ Ce ar“s°n' OM ‘n’ ‘ Gall-ant‘s parents, Mr. and Mrs. 
     
     Doria his condition is somewhat Ml Clllml M usineu viditdr to Summ-erside on ' John F. Gallant. 
     
     . - - . hy who is - 
     
     lcn credlt is due the pupils improved. All here hope to see Ce WP ' AP1'Il34- l _ 
     
     lltvrtiyne val y scmol ml their lllm om ‘ml lromd “am ln the employed on the carterry at Bor- l Mr. and Mrs John Forbes, Suin- Mr, Real, pl,l,au_ Bloomfield 
     
     3‘ “ma S.no“_lllg on sl__lllllm3n.s M" lulu”. den spent a few days with his Mrs. Fred Mills and children merslde, werev visitors here with co,-n,_.r_ was 3 lccclll Vlsllol ll, 
     
     - 1-091 Pamdl‘ on Fllday evenlngl “lie and family recently. Ronnie, Carol Ann, Gall and Sue, friends last \y\e(anescla_v. plus“-lle 
     
     -1 __l llolll Mr. Hill....n C'lll‘llS, or North M D .l . , Sh Eleanors. were week-end Visi- 
     
     np.l . -l-ryolll lecenlly l,lll.cll_lllt,d the pl.l,_ ’~ “"9 Ad3m'5- Bmden W” tors at the home of Mrs, John The Bedequc Y.P.U., pill on lllrir Messrs. Clnuri and Earl Mu- 
     
     visiting TEIIUVES 3‘ COHWEY on cogullll portage, over llle weelb play -icalamlgy Kldyln cgpg Tm. Kenna, Bloomfield Cul'ni‘l'. were 
     
    
   
   
    
     rty of Mr. Wenclall I-Lwatt at 
     
    
   
   
    
     Il°“lE’l‘l'lll‘ndNI_l)l;?V Ml:‘;lIl'l::;]l,'  or-th Ti-yon Corner, Mr, can-ng 5"'“’d“" M" “ii . end. verse Hall last Wednesday, April recent visitors to Piusville. 
     
    

    
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     [)..-.nne R.l.'nsa_y were“ amolng tile  "inlsi‘1l”_:“3lnl’:l‘l"'; l:‘°l'l')|€m!§v3el Mrs Gablrlel Bulger'..F‘oxl¢Y .lv- Mr. and Mm El.wl,l mgllal.’ lxgéfagewtlllsl‘2c:llgllh(?:’:.a':n:pg§f Mr. Eddie Blanchard, Brocton, 
     
    

    
     'mn'\v ‘I-.3.'.?u.},‘;1lb rreldpiht Sll1lnI!‘|Ltg‘e this house to the Byron Farm f,r,'e,:{.'fe 'l,,l"“,.'-',"l5ll’ll.V""f,°l§lll° llsolirllb Enermei “""‘° ‘’i5"‘’''5 3‘ the sored by the ivilssion Band of Cape was 1” Pi"s‘”ue' °" F"iday' 
     
    

    
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     3.‘: all Tuesday. May 4l_h_ which he purchased a few years g‘l"“° “P ML“ “"51 If-5-ll fglchflld lraveise United Church. Ml.‘ and Mllll Jllllll ll_ (_~l,l.Clll.llll' 
     
    

    
      ago. Mr. John J.. Murphy was a busl- 53”" °' “'3 °“ pr 5' Dale and Alvwa worn business vis- 
     
     Mr' and Mrs‘ James s”“'e”' itnrs to Tignish on Thursday eve- 
     
    
   
   
    
     ness visitor to Summerside on Fri- 
     
     day. April 30th. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Mrs. Preston Oatway and family, 
     
     Poplar Grove were \.‘eek—end visi- 
     
     torstat the home of Mr. and Mrs. 
     
     Raymond Miiiizan 
     
    
   
   
    
     Miss Barbara Lynch, Tyne Val- 
     
     ley. spent the week-end at her 
     
     home in Portage. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Charlottetown spent. a few days 
     
     recently with friends and rela- 
     
     tives here and at Carleton Siding. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Mr. Wendell I-iowatt. of Albany. 
     
     has moved into the James Arbing 
     
     house at North Tl: on Corner. It 
     
     is Mr. Howa=t's intention to build 
     
     a new homo this coming summer 
     
     on the Trans Canada Highway. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Mr. Carlyle Ramsay. Rnscbank, 
     
     was a busilloss visitor to the dis- 
     
     trict on Saturday. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Messrs. Elmer l[n\\'ul'(l and Lyle 
     
    
   
   
    
     5.,-ngmtulations are extended to 
     
     M1. and Mrs. L.t'm3ll Ramsay on 
     
     the birth of a daughter born in 
     
     in(‘ Health Centre, also to Mr. 
     
     l\l‘(l Mrs. Carmen M:tcNeil on the 
     
     lnrlh of a son on Saturday, May 
     
    
   
   
    
     Miss Mary Milligall was a week- 
     
     end visitor at the home ol Mr. and 
     
     Mrs. Frank Culleton, West Devon. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Mr. and Mrs Allan Moshcr and 
     
     son David, also Miss Alice Moar, 
     
     R.N.. all of Montague, were visit- 
     
    
   
   
    
     1‘!- He has purchased a lot at Albany _ . 
     
     d ‘V! Donald R1 a from Mr. Russell Thompson of loel,‘l'l1'wlfiegulzzll§‘eal:§“;lslZ:a:]€":l: Mr. Elmer Robinson. Mount on to Bedeque on Sunday, Ma), 3, Griffin. all nf Brocton were in. 
     
     Air-S5: ,l;le‘:' HflmpSllll_e““;5l‘g' North Tryon. home ol Mr. and M"_ In Banks Pleasant, was visiting at. the home Piusville on SatUI‘dI)’~ 
     
     ' ' Poplar Grove. She was visiting her °f M" “d M“ m°h“d Bi33’“- M353 N°F€*‘Y‘- Hender-°>°fL R N« Mr, Lane, Datum, 1-'lu.«t.,n, La: 
     
    
   
   
    
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     .- ndlng a tin‘; weeks vacation at Mrs. Arthur Thompson of North ,. , . l . . 
     
    

    
     W Tryon. spent a few days at the moilier Mm 11- 0- Henderson who P°'""‘°' °“ “p‘” 23' h“m‘”" N's" ‘S °"°“‘“”g ”°"l‘l° ll‘l"“* 7. wits in Pilisvlllo on Salilrda)’ af« 
     
     an rs. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ll.? home of Mr. Ramsay's pal'- _ _ V. 
     
     rms. Mr. and Mrs. Hardy R.am- home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. raid“ with M1“ “"1 M”- 3‘"‘k‘- Mr. Desmond Curley, Miss Flor— 3"“ her p”cm5' yr‘ ,.ll tcrnonn. 
     
     s.'i_\'. Ray Lldstone of Freetown. She Ml Wendell MICKEY Freeland ell“ clll.lEy_ l,-l_lclllll°lld_ and Mlls WW9 HEIIGHSOH. l is VI 886. ‘ M C 
     
     Wu accompanied by her daughter. ' ‘ Marie Lefllanc Kmkora were viai- Mr. George you; in.’ encum- 
     
     Ml__ and Mm Rlclllld Boll.lcl_ Ml” cuollne Thompson lylrlgalda lxluileilleas visitor to Sum- to" n the h°'me ol Ml. and Mm Mrs. Ralph Maocaull. and her pee, ‘was a business visitor to the 
     
     Newt’ Hampshire. are visiting at M M ll l Th l N lh ° e y’ Edward Sharhell, Portage. re- 'l"°"l‘3°.fl'. Mml “‘l¢l"ll_‘ls1l‘l"l'°"-lVl°l“‘1°' district 0" '“‘"”d5>’- 
     
     the home of Mrs. Bowles' pal'- '' “S? "mas ° 0‘. _ Mr. Mark Broonle, Summerside centl)“ On. limgi ah ,-ca-n. aw-m‘ . . ,l M w 1; 1 Min.  
     
     "‘-'5 ""‘ “““ M“ “°"°" “““‘ 3333; hassle.‘-§"i§'.§.°"i.d i3‘..eoo{.§’.rm§i 59"“ “'° “‘°*”‘'-““‘ W“ his Wm . - l}.ii‘..'i.'.§'.?'lnNi§ea“3Ze lliugflulgfi‘ ...’3‘'.'....‘.'‘..... €.‘.;.....“.‘ £§r($"recen0 
     
     Y and family at Freeland, Sincele sympathy is vxpi'e.\5ed 9“ ' ~v vls‘llmS ln O.LCllly_ 
     
    
   
   
    
     May 1st. Miss Malcom has been 
     
    
   
   
    
     to the immediate relatives of the , _ _ 
     
     vaslting at Carleton Siding for sev- 
     
    
   
   
    
     late Mr. 
     
    
   
   
    
     broiler house and has started to 
     
     raise broilers. at present he has 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Smith Sr., George Broome whose Mlsses y..(,llll,_, Blanclmrd “.1 
     
    
   
   
    
     Miss Myra MacArthur. Char- 
     
     lottetown, spent the week-end with some eilht (8) hundred brdm-‘F5 Freeland and Mr. and Mrs. George death occurred on April 24 at "E1 ‘“‘y-‘ “"”'_' M“ Maccauu Md Clara Clements, both employed in 
     
     Miss Eleanor Birch, Tyne Valley, started and expects to out a few P. Palmer, Freeland were in sum- Charlottetown. The funeral was M”- ~’°““ “Wt Bll,l,,,l,l-dd‘ ,,.l.,.e ,,, plllsvllle 0.. 
     
     hill’-dfed "1016 b|‘0l19lS UP ‘Oi’ 3 mersifle on business recently. held from the home of his sister, Sulldny pvg-ning_ -—BB.l 
     
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     Doctor and M15 Slllllns havo had 
     
    
   
   
    
     Mr. and M". Eldon Ramayana lwelve week glowlll pellodl Mr and MN Harold Palm" Mrs.’ Eliza Phillips to St. Peters ml ll M S_ V N . , .,,,, 
     
     “““5""°’ “""ll§"““l‘;‘l’ "l’l°l§“ lg" Mr. and Mrs- Bert Thompson and ‘children Lloyd and Elaine Anglmn Chum“ L“ E1"°"‘ if-to ¢itir.rg::llflSi»h~sr5anlN?:1tis  Professional cards 
     
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     gmgf %t.l_l,lll:_y Ml. Tlnd Ml; ‘sV¢l1;:m1'¢¢l=:ei' busmefl V|3li°F5 1° Borden were visiting at. the home Mrs. Charles Cal-bonell and Donald._ oi Stellel-t.nn. NS, and __ _ _ 
     
     “ "5 of Mr. and Mrs. John D. Palmer daughter Barbara. Dartmouth, N, their niece, Miss Sharon Roblee. h d A l, l,.l 
     
     While here M15. M.-.cDonald took C artere ccoun an ‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
     S. were week-end visitors at the 
     
     home of Mr. and Mrs. Grigg Lynch, 
     
     Portage. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Mr. Alvin Rafferty, Portage, has 
     
     joined the armed forces and will 
     
     be leaving on April 2'! for training 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘med Rxmfly‘ on Sunday May 2nd 
     
    
   
   
    
     A large number of farmers hero 
     
     attended the big clearance and 
     
     auction sale of Mr. Jackson on the 
     
     Bergman property at Travellers 
     
     Rest. Prices were high for all 
     
     articles oflered and live stock sold 
     
    
   
   
    
     '1‘. Ellflt‘ Hickey 
     
     ('nll:idizin Blink III Comnierce 
     
     Buililiilg 
     
     Suiunlierslilc, !'.E.l. — Phone 288!’ 
     
    
   
   
    
     W:-Albcrtvliobertson 
     
    
   
   
    
     sudrienly ill and was l.'\kf‘ll to the 
     
     Prince Coullt_v Hllsfillill lor treat- 
     
     ment. Mr. MacDonald returned to 
     
     his home by plane on Mollday. 
     
     May 3rd. All hope for Mrs. Mac- 
     
     Donald an early recovery. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Ml‘. and Mrs. Wallzlce Morrlsoll, 
     
     Hardy's Challnel spent the week- 
     
     end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 
     
     John D. Palmer. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Mrs. Clayton Forbes, Southwest 
     
     Nil. 16 “as a visitor at the home 
     
     of Mrs. D.N Forbes on Sunday. 
     
    
   
   
    
     my ml Pictured above are Mr. and Mrs. James Edward Devlne 
     
    
   
   
    
     following their marriage in St. Mary's Church, Indian 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Mrs. J. 0. Dennis. Charlotte. River, on May 1st. The bride is the former Freda Geraldine We1l- Biddinlz was brisk on all Miss Colleen O'Brien. teacher at ca,,._l,_ l,_ l.l_ ll lllm-CA,‘ Bunnmc, 
     
    

    
     nun. was vi:-itinlz friends in Tyne Campbell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell’ Campbell of ‘"‘°.1" °“"°d '°" 5319' 7”“ °°"“"‘y 5°“°°'x -“l’““ ‘he “"7-°"' . . . The .,.llll,lll.l. lll Bull lll. llllll (ir:lil\'ill:- nt \\':lf<-r Street 
     
    

    
     valley 0'‘ 5‘“'‘"day' May Est“ Indian River and the groom l5 3. S011 Of MP5. Loretta De- :;m(t::?lFl.el::‘levl/::,nMEadléfillllzhflfigg and Wm‘ rekmves M Enersheu Rlmlln llilgd Mrs" W1-llham Bndg‘l:s' the surl'oul1dill") cnnlmllnltcl" is t"X- 5“""“"”m"' ‘ 
     
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     Mr. md Mu. Horace Hayes and Vme of Peakes statlom They W1" reside In Ch3l‘l0tt€t0Wfl cows went high as did all the hogs M”- William H- M3CD°“31d-F799‘ hofnem of Mr.emall‘dlsl  J[I)al'il:l wnded to the "elauws of the late  L 0‘ 
     
     {gl-nlLy, slunmuside, were visitors Where the groom ls a representative of the ll/Iutua] Life that were offered. 13"dl:'35 3 bu-5m°55 V‘-'*“°l' W slum‘ MncDougall on Am-ll 25: s‘lfl”‘9”3“d w_"18m °[ M-lddlemnv '.’'Z_....#.. ._._—+— - 
     
     to Tyne Valley on Sunday. Mail Company. (Photo by D. W. Sears). Ml, lllld Ml: Raylllolld wlllld 0, me“ E on sa"urd”' M” H" Ml. 6 Fl ld , ll Klnilfif was ;:‘l?ly°?lnML::y3l1:c'l;I;kl1lf  ' 
     
     _ l . 3 _ . eorde lzgera re.urne , _ . -. ' ' 
     
     N Albany, were in Charlottetown nil Ml'~ and MT5-_B,59Lh9l‘ 3953- Sum‘ to his hum; alter n visit, :0 Am. service in tile home conducted by , .l V V L. .ted , 
     
    

    
     W Ind M" Jam“ Macuml  and Brulnswilgc where he is employed April 22. accompanied by Miss nlellaide “:1-lovlvlsllllorgl at the lllome llelsl’ N’ s_ Rev‘ Cllalles ,l_ l3l.lm,ll asslsled by R. E. ltlli./sl ll bot: lnlltly . 
     
    

    
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     5iimm°fl1d¢- W6“ Vl5"v°i'l 9° Time s a cum.“ e sumxrler month’ Lem IV“ of Tryom greelangnon gundlay mM?i;m2nclSr' The many i'l'ienda of Miss Theresa ‘Nev. Gilt!‘-dwmdi The“ ‘US vfl '5 sni.i.'.‘.‘..- St. u 0 §‘l!l,IlIl'll1'l8l‘§ld‘ 
     
     Valley and NOX'l«hlm On Sunday.  Mt. Clarence Murphy hp; 1;. Ml.‘ John Munarl of Albany was ' ' Kllbflde wlll  glad to learn aha lgrgzwear g2d:§::‘C::_::€:;;n" “as  A—j-—-~—-—-—- 
     
     May lat. sumed his work on the Car Ferry . buglnggg V1311“ to Amhel-§¢_ N_ Miss Donna. Palmer, Miss Mary ll. "tlllllllll lo ll l. llolll ll“ ‘ fometrisfs 
     
    

    
     . Mr. and Mrs. James Mccormack MW‘ s°°“" ' 5.. 1181: Week m°d°"i°kIM"' Enzabech Tredenlch torislllectomy in this Prlncee ‘County 3"» 0- K Wdrd. REV» 13 5- P 
     
    

    
     W End M31‘ 5“"u1W VM5 Hid nl Bordon had as their guests re- M 5- D « ' . Md Mr‘ and Mm‘ Beecher 355" Hospital, Sunlmcrside. Weeks and Mr. Irv"llc Toombs nl B. F. Hunter. R.O. 
     
     l~‘-null‘ IIEVG m0V0d kl Bldclofd cently Mrs. McCormack’s sister, l.l H’ "mm ommgue and chm Mr‘ Chan” .M’””9""‘ °(. Nmu‘ ""°"° "i5”°"5 3' “'5 home “I M"- Bedeque Unitet‘ Church, and Rev. fiuuynlersklvi P.E..1. — Plione 3ll( 
     
     llllele M,‘ vllu l‘ el,ll,ll,yel.l It Mrs. Roland Rage” Bl Truml and Iran.’ 0! tllfielxlolllanii. guebec. his Tryon. lett April 25. for Saint Pen and Mrs. John W. Palmer, li‘reeland Mr. Billie MacDonald and M155 .1. K. Campben. North B:-deque S.\iALL:\1A BLXLDING 
     
     the Biological Station. 1",» pal-¢,,l5_ Ml.‘ and Ml,‘ Leslel. 5 °“ ¢ 0"‘! Win! Silent tern to work with Ml‘. Lloyd In- on Sundgyl Mny 2nd. Molly sh,“-bell were in 0-Lem-y 0., Ullll-led clllmlll allellllell llle llleel_ :_e. _.._..._.-_ 
     
    

    
     McVarlsh of Bristol. Lot 11. 3" fl?" 9"“ “‘°"‘“" “"“‘ M” man durins the early fishing sea- April 24. mg of the P:E.l. Presbytery in 15- 15- Parkman 
     
    

    
     Mn. Galvin Cotton, Northam, is Mm ‘gull: Illlrlitnlln Mn Ind son. Mr. Milligali is a truck me- Han. and Mrs. Walter E. Darby. . challomlowll 0,, —l~.l..,,d,,., Mal. ,_ 0pt.D . . 
     
     pmployed as clerls at the store of Mrs. Amos Peters, Mrs. Wm. "- l 1' ‘3 ¢'“'|- chanic and repairman. and family. Summerside were vlsl- Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Dalton and _ B Q [>fl0l\ 3257 
     
     Cll.l.l.lel,l Mnlmclll Beatty and Mrs. David MacLeod Am ‘ll ll . . _ _ tors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. children Sonnie, Virginia, Rose __ __ ' nl;(;;.;_\'1‘ Try]-:A'nu: BLDG. l 
     
    

    
     M Borden more visitors to Am- ll” :35‘: o‘;”M‘l’_V °.ndV‘5]l'£“1 ‘:19 The herrglg slrulck at both nil/1C~ John W, Palmer, Freellnd on Sun- Mary. Bobbie and Rosella, Mls- l..OUR.l.ENA\. l;"C"ll..l.,l .\|llnnIt'r St. Summersldd 
     
     . » . v )1 g lr‘ -_ _ - - . 1 ' d - ~ _ M 2 d_ I  - r - _ ~ -« - < ._.e W .._. .7; ..—-:4 
     
     mglhzll §_‘l':‘:i)"r;:1‘llDl ]I;l:_‘5n“wlll‘l:g N5 on “d” Am” 30 Palmer on Sunday. were his ntilrrliibei-not pEi‘a<’d‘<3ilers”il\/Veelrlesconalllanid‘ day ax n ,C,‘l’ucl&:. Zfilrlle lallllmréllliél. “‘sel,lll‘l‘.g:l'le Twelve-year-old Jimmy Robcrtrun. A. Raymond Grant’ 
     
     ’ ~ Mr. Roy McLellan of Borden ls dd"Khl¢i'I- Donna and Eiizibetln to ‘buy the fish and resell them Mr. and Mr.-. Roland Williams. poll, ~' ’ -“~- h°°krd an 01811!-foot octopus B.Sc. 0.1!. 
     
     “°~ °“ “W” 25 “P while fishirl 1 - ' 
     
     3 °1‘ “°d h9”~ 1‘ "i 35 288 Water Street Sumnlcraldd 
     
    
   
   
    
     Ellerslle were recent visitors at the 
     
    
   
   
    
     and Mn‘ wfldo Mnpoueau on "M '“"dd‘“‘h‘"- Mary T"°d' from house to house in the near~ 
     
    
   
   
    
     » A Dltienl in the P. C. Hospital. 7.. . _...____j.__. 
     
     T’“”’d‘>’ ""““5- 59'“ ’°“"- Hils friends wish him an early Bnielllc. H051-MWIHEE 113- Irlli Mhm by districts. home of Mr. and Mrs. George lwlperalticlns at the dPr1noe Qtllurllty rlrlroref man hed could mdanhalzle. but Above Maurlcn Mill’: Men's Weill 
     
     l , rc urn to good health. Ill‘ Y In I‘. an rs. eec er Hardy Foxley River, oapl a. ummersi e and wls er is a cr an a rich c ped to PHONE 3530 
     
     T” T3” valley P“‘byi‘“““ Best, of Summersdie. Mr. Walter Bell and Mr. Jarvis ' a speedy recovery to good health. land the creature. -—~:—— v— ~ 
     
     Wsslollary Suglcty met, at the Mf§_ p_ J_ MC-lmllsl Mm. wllllaln Coslaln recenlly molomd lo gum‘ Ml” Ellld smllll Sulllll.l.ll.slde _.._._. , ,. _, ,, , , _, Denlisls 
     
     lmll1P of Mr‘ D. N. Forbes on Ozon and daught F g Dr. Erland Henderson. 1 I ~ ' ‘ ‘ 1 ll‘ n .‘- t, M, d Mis. Evelyn Morrison, vis‘ted he WT 
     
     Monday evening. May 3rd. Borden attended “the ”3.c.§§lm:. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar 1-lend:-soil, zecgfillfllllggd t;;f’"l&:s‘B:lrl?sy   ‘[)snv]lr(llg Sy![!1‘lt,:ldlel}i‘l':e]a[1rd “En moth; Mrs. Clinton Moirlison. 0.: l A D . 
     
     Th M l ll l- lh Lyntsis wdeddlng in Charlottetown spfnt ll? few days with his par- ell M"_ Ruben 13.511 and Mrs. Sunday, May zlld. ' Sunday. May 2nd, "R. L. K.  Dr-min-ml *R_‘:_':‘’" 
     
     e en's Assoca on o e on atur ay, May 1. en a t a past week. He has com- _ c , < ~ ' ‘ 
     
     l'nlted Churches met for their pleted his studies at Dalhousie Am: §".;'l°il5 and M" mm" Mr. and Mrs. Insznnm Palmer. Mr. Cornelius MacArthur. Mr. °'"°"“ P”‘°‘”"""" -‘iMALL“AN BUILDING 
     
     mnntllly meeting in Ellerslie Hall Mr~“N°Il‘l';‘" K"'t13' “'h° his W9“ and left for St. John's, New- an O or rye". Moncton, New Brunswick and Mrs, Walter Smith and Ml’. Lalvsoil Oat- KCHSHIKWD» Y‘-'7-L Lil"  ____ _ _-‘1""'“°""”‘ 
     
     nn Monday evemnz. May 3rd. ‘i.’‘''‘‘ "3 " 5”“ “V” W99 5 with foundland where he plans to do Mr. and Mrs. Don Schurman and Bertram Larkin. Chzwlottelown W55’:_W91'E bllsmes-i "1-‘”°Y5 *0 Sum‘ -  - - 
     
     his daughter, Mrs. Gordon Jay six month! of his interning at St. family of New Annan, motored to were visitors at the home of Mr. met‘-Side On Monday, May 3rd. Oi£'l:’:r'l;!0‘;‘l'l':'Mm4llul '_ “ Physician 8! SUTQBOH 
     
    
   
   
    
     The many friends of Dr. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Monday Mav 3. 
     
     th t. the - - l H it 1, H , . . D . . 
     
     ln"I‘yne N/aillenyrnal: lt~)eurNlclIlllnlilml’l:‘i§ Mr‘ all‘... gll,ll.l.,,. ll, Gllllllln l_ g'leert‘:"llis °lsI‘lx:el“fllhlD'.luE’:‘lR.l‘i)dc?lr:s M" Mex nwson Mr. John Coady and son of and family at Conway recently. (Ewell; '1-u,.,llly,_ [W W ])r1_/EI:_70.‘l2 
     
     llCllllly_ vim V B Q Cm lh k Rd llle bell wl-shes of ll llllsl ol Mr. Jack Ncldcr of Trynn. rcc~ Charlottetown and Mrs. Ralph The lllll.ll_l,_5 lll the Col.ll,l.lly C0lll_ ltlafernlty (‘risen and Calls  
     
     w.llll" lll; l”'l'l,l_n‘:l Mr ‘M‘l"de° Kl?‘ lllmd, ,, he Engels his medlnl ently motored home from _'l‘nr- Collins, Newton Cross were vlslt- munlly Hall 3” mmnmmlng again ll‘, lllllmlllllllll,/lll_ I 
     
     Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dynlcntl George Sharpe  golden " career. ‘ onto. where he spent the winter lng Mrs. R. C. Henderson, at the on salllrclfly nlghl May lllll l°l_ DELANE‘. .l.0Ul“S.l. _ 
     
     lllalgam were vlsltlllg lllelllu lll ' ._3y_ lrlrionths. :1: i.:l_ri-pa_ll-lng hlsdhomlrlz lll,l;ll"l')'l1e.r0fGDJ°!";eandeIW..l':ll Ira Blanks, me summer monllls'_ There wlll be HOME Dr. J. §I.A£Xl,l;ll)lnghnm 
     
     Tyne Vnuey on Monday, M. 3rd_ Misses Laura Ozon and Phyllis ‘T’ 3" P“, ,"‘_g "‘ '“° °‘' ’ °V 1” 9 W” 9“ ll, ll l l, ll, Phone: Kenaington 20 V - ~ 
     
     y plumbing facilities. Mr. Nelder Mr. Coady and Mrs. Collins are va°ll:;"';:el§r‘;,°m'El:';l;:'cexcillllelfl "¥l3l':;l’_ Water st. East l W isllmrrieruide 
     
    
   
   
    
     and 
     
     Mrs. Burley will be glad to know 
     
    
   
   
    
     and Mr. Jay at Borden, returned 
     
     to his home in Dlghy, N.s., on 
     
    
   
   
    
     White of Moncton. who visited 
     
    
   
   
    
     John‘: General Hospital. He will 
     
     return in the Fall to Victoria 
     
    
   
   
    
     Albany And Vicinity 
     
    
   
   
    
     Tryon on Sunday. the guests of 
     
     Mrs. Schurman's parents. Mr. and 
     
    
   
   
    
     plans on putting in a number of 
     
    
   
   
    
     and Mrs. John W. Palmer, Free- 
     
     land on Sunday. May 2nd. 
     
    
   
   
    
     brother and sister of Mrs. Hender- 
     
    
   
   
    
     spent a few days 
     
    
   
   
    
     and well stocked canteen. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Clinton Morrison, Borden, 
     
     with his wife 
     
    
   
   
    
     Mr. 
     
    
   
   
    
     (Except Friday). 
     
     Evenings 7:00-9:00 RM. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Dr. H. B. MiicNeill 
     
     Water Street (Opposite Holman'I)‘, 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
            
     
    
   
   
    
     Th; muly “lend; 0‘ Sand” their rcspective homes in Borden _ 
     
     Mu-Kay regret, that she had lo over the \\‘F‘Pk-(‘llfl rcturnod in the I‘ _ d I M ‘ d llcfeslhtff Earl)’ iU|‘"lF'S EYiddDfllli8~ 5011- _l, 
     
     miter the Health Centre { - mainland on Sunday, May 2. ‘rlan s 0 rs. Vhyman Wa — 068 I5 C0mH1K_ S<‘d-<0“ an as _ . . ‘ 
     
     "°”‘“"“ °" w°‘“”““~V- ‘PS’ Mr William Ozon Borden left 3?." °£hTr'y°ni iii" be Till: 10 bum work on ms mm‘ _A' Mi=\':£ha}li:t“°¥‘ireiflan{l,hltlvlit‘)x"'aG:$:x:i ‘m'mm" 7'15 ' 9'15 
     
     zllltlllt. ancll hope she will soon be nn I7f]d5y_ Al“-ll 30"”, B,y'lleld_ ln°l,VlVn’lll: :,ld°:x;:clTu:l nfiffilll .‘.— visitor to Halifax. Nova Scotla. 
     
    

    
     “W” - N. 5.. . - ‘- ' ' 
     
     M WdMNi umflfinflnnwfimmwwashmm“ 'm"mm“ ”“?“”V“’m"JQWENP£5‘ mmmm 
     
     u’ en 3' “C 9i W“ in at his lohslrr factory there ‘ - “'9” V15 °‘'5 “ ‘he h°m° 0‘ M“ "" " W" '. M .'\ ‘ x W TC  
     
     snmmerslde oi 'I‘ue.d -, M_ 4th. ’ ‘ ‘ ‘W’ "°’P““‘- °‘"“1°"°‘°W"« Re t. i  ii: (I M . Wllll ~. H. M 0 id. ""'°"""""“"""" — - ' 
     
     where she tool: part inn) themivlusic Mr. and Mrs. Eric Ramsey of M C-Rmd H ll ,3 wll ll Grgge X::l.A§]aLhleell Greenan: lgrleelanlds on Sfizdny, Ma‘;   Q 
     
     Frstlval which was being held Nloncton spcnt the week-end with sllellrl’ the DE; l;3w|i':_nlmu‘5°. W5; 2. Louise Macliinnon; 3. Muriel Th H d l M R 
     
     Illere. their relatives in Borden “lull,” ln mafllde l.l Mlofllchern. ° "““Y '9“ -‘ ° '5' "3' 
     
     ' SW“ - '5 '9' _ i , sell Keys. Foxley River will regret $ 
     
    

    
     Mrs. Angus MacI_.cnnan and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Heffeli left “med 1° hi. Mme he" in Try” near‘? Jlgin Mwxm to learn she has had a very serious   
     
     .\il-s. Ray Bircll, Birch Hill. spent 3°Fli(‘Yi 3?ilU|‘dn.\'. April 24 for ‘‘“d. expect‘ ‘° be on th‘ Ind Glindn v1n_1‘ Helen .BqgIo]e‘ . . H . 
     
     'l'tlesd.1\'~ Ma ‘tn M, in h m l Montreal where Mr. Hcffcll '1| 55"" canm‘ on his many ""5" . ~ i " 
     
     M_ v- 3’ 9_ 0 9 0 t lll h , W‘ lomell Ml. Holland ll now blly_ 2. George Greeilan, 3. Edwin 
     
    

    
     l. and Mrs. Graytlcn Lvrlgg, on or n ospltnl for treatment ln‘ . lug.‘ dulmllly of but up g"enan_ 
     
    
   
   
    
     on his injured knee. "Hold Gleam“. 
     
    
   
   
    
     tie for the .‘y'-nwfoundland mar- 20"“ V‘—1~ 
     
    
   
   
    
     SATURDAY CLOSING 
     
    
   
   
    
     Mrs. R. J. M (LN ‘l d d h- 
     
     ‘or Doryae, sl:n~Tm¢:lden_n“.,l:u5l,_ MMastillr Willard Leard, son of ket. o'”leBll°‘”" Muunni 3' nmneu 
     
     .t . . M .. U ill - ‘ ' 
     
    

    
     «\1(;r.\§ 3tl(')d.Tyn. VAN” on Monday’ its-rn. ahnnlz relilrnr-ldv h<TmIeJeTl?tjerBi:,ixl- Mr. Walter Wbods of Albany. 0"“ V‘‘‘- M'”’-‘' c“i’°u‘‘‘' . l l _ 
     
     Ell dorxzninz H tonsilm-tnnly in the P. recently finished unloading a car- 0”“ IV"‘- H“°1d MCNMI-‘3 The following Summcrslde insurance offices will 
     
     _?_ C H05l?iifl1- load of brick lime and spread 2- 13°“-5 M‘*"L“i“’v M3”/' M“-" e l 
     
     ll dllecl glam ale ell. ll, ill, field Donald; 1. Greta Milllgan. close on Saturday afternoons but remain opt-n on vied- 
     
     Bedeqlle NOTES .l,],:4,r' l5ll‘f,’l.‘l1l,l}l{fl'lffV';l P‘ l‘ll"e‘llf'  M Ll ll  ll d ggg: Ilnljfrl-§“"l§"l‘  nesday afternoons, until further notice:\ 
     
     - - - C . 0 own an Ion --'— . 0 en E D- 
     
    

    
     Mr lam” saver‘ M Charlene week-end at his home in Borden. Jamrea weie visitors to Summer- non; 2. Nancy Greenan; 3. Edgar HYNDMAN & CO~ LTD- - -. .. 
     
     zoun was a visitor in Bedeque on We regret to learn that Mm A side on Fl-idIy' Apr“ 2“h' Re’ Mnunm ~ W‘ D‘ YOUNG’ INSURANCE * ' 3! X‘ . 
     
     Sunday" P Cc?‘°'" i‘ " ‘”"""‘ "‘ ”"‘I P‘ i’.°'li:nh3'li '<§§mtl*»I:.ile'§"°.‘§: ‘ii: leim“ H ‘BM’ PM M"°D°“‘ R E FLLIS & sow LIMITFD  . . “ v- » ECHMCOLOR 
     
    

    
     _ _ _ . . l, . . _ . . 4 . , . . . .. . _ 
     
    

    
     Mrs. Emma scilurman. resident. :‘l,ll,d;.‘1::::,',:,'l.'{. "M Wm‘ h°' ‘ terested in his property at North Grmdo 1-1. Arnold Milligan; 2. """""""""""""'”""""""""""""""'W" 
     
    
   
   
    
     Myra. MoNall_v.  _  V   __ 
     
    
   
   
    
     Tryon Corner. The intention is to 
     
     Velma Bernard (‘ ‘- \. 
     
    
   
   
    
     build a new and up to date filling 
     
     station on this sight. — 
     
    
   
   
    
     ii Central Bedcquc has mov:-cl to- 
     
     '(:l‘"5mKi0fl where she plans to re- 
     
     H t‘. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Mrs. Bedford MacDonald ' of 
     
     ltlnnrtnn. is visiting her parents. 
     
     Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Jay, Borden, 
     
    

    
     -L. 
     
    
   
   
    
     CAPITOL Summon-side 
     
    
   
   
    
     Mr. Vernon lnman and Lorne- 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Mlsa Elizabeth Wright, or Char- 
     
     lfrllt’l0\Vn. returned on Sllilday, 
     
     inrr spending the past. week with 
     
     Mr D:renu. Mr. and Mrs. Edison 
     
    

    
     rl:ii . 
     
    
   
   
    
     Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Machllc‘-en. 
     
     of Halifax. were in Mlualletcll over 
     
     the week-end, attending the fun- 
     
     Pral of Mn. Micken's father, the 
     
     late Mr. Sutherland Wright. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Miss Pall? Stxrrvln, Moncton. 
     
     "« 3.. spent. the "reel:-end with 
     
     her mother Mrs. smith Bhenon. 
     
     5*"! Wu Muomranied by three of 
     
     {'9' allrl friends. Klaus: Mal-urot 
     
     -4'-MINI. Kay uocabo. and Jerry 
     
     Praman. They came by on and 
     
     ‘WM the was-end tmixlng dif- 
     
     ferent. parts of "A9 merit and fish~ 
     
     ii: at the Dunk iuver. 
     
    
   
   
    
     The lune.-al of the Lou Suther- 
     
     WIL Wrlz'.t. llfddlctnn, Ph hell 
     
     lrom ill in. residence an inn- 
     
     fi'.' afterroon. The funeral -1.. 
     
     --'§e‘y .ttai.dovi and was urvtuctoc 
     
     in’ ‘Ar. chu. Britten. arsiru.-d by 
     
     R" George Ward. Hynlm lull’ 
     
     "~‘-r ‘Jesus Lover of My 3-ul". 
     
     5-‘id v. favorite e mi: of the do 
     
     ‘en-cd "sweet our Of Prayel’. 
     
     30 "Nara .1: one 1» Thee". 
     
     -I-a.‘J9I.!‘Cl'l were ‘I’-3. J. I-Laid. 
     
     lfncst. ‘Vt qt. Keir Alina. III- 
     
     "’~'1t'ht. WI . mats. ml Walter 
     
    
   
   
    
     sun and 
     
     were visitors I . 
     
     7. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar 
     
     l-lenioison. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Mr. and Mrs. Robert . 
     
     has 
     
     Tiuro Agricultural 
     
     plans 
     
     months at his home here. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Freeland —¢ind 
     
     Vicinity 
     
    
   
   
    
     and Mrs l>l.irnl-.1 Render. 
     
     family, Summel-side. 
     
     nland on May 
     
    
   
   
    
     Mr. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Mi. and Mrs. Roland Willi-ms. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Eilerslio were guests of Mr. and 
     
     Mn. George Hardy. on 3undoy. 
     
     May 2nd. I, 
     
    
   
   
    
     Allan son of 
     
     Palmer 
     
     Grade XII. at 
     
     College -nd 
     
     mend the mn.ner 
     
    
   
   
    
     Mrs. 11. Palm . 
     
     pleted 
     
    
   
   
    
     to 
     
    
   
   
    
     Mr. and Mn. Ingh~m W. Pal- 
     
    
   
   
    
     r..rr. Moncton. -van wioz-end vis- 
     
     itors to Freeland and .3.-plar 
     
     Grove. 
     
    

    
     Mr. Harold Phiwps. accom- 
     
    
   
   
    
     panlan by Mr. Edgar Hardy. no- 
     
     tored to Halifax on May 3. 
     
    
   
   
    
     -n.‘ ill.-.el-men hi this vicinity 
     
    
   
   
    
     -taro nbb. to get all the gear on- 
     
     in tl.e two opening dtys and are 
     
     cogent‘: ‘wiring forward to a [cod 
     
    
   
   
    
     c~""4T X.lli.0'm:l‘aI wn i5 H" ill’)--ggqoon. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ,"_-:7-“V-Di It tower Iteoequo osmo- 
     
    
   
   
    
     N'--t.   
     
    
   
   
    
     Winn has taken up 
     
     I Pt  New 
     
    
   
   
    
     lnmnn, have some three acres of 
     
     early turnips planted and com- 
     
     ing through the ground. There 
     
     has been I big acreage of early 
     
     tqnlpa Iowa this spring and 
     
     many of the early turnips are 
     
     coming through the (round al- 
     
     thoush we have had some heavy 
     
     frost in the past week. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Mr. John Sheri-on. of No.-lh Wil- 
     
     ahiu. can a recent bualneu vis- 
     
     itor to Tl-yon. North Tryon. and 
     
     Alt.-any. Mr. ("lei-ren plan: on ea- 
     
     tabiltlhlna I meat route in this 
     
     district if business warrants. 
     
    
   
   
    
     AMOIOUI CA1‘ AHVITID 
     
    
   
   
    
     'I'ROWBR.'.DGl2. England (CF) —- 
     
     Rsllroad workers hero on chip- 
     
     ;ing in for a wooden lel——so their 
     
     crippled eat can walk normally on 
     
     all fours. The cat. Ginger, lost a 
     
     limb when the cube ed 1 feline 
     
     girl friend lured hlrn onto the 
     
     tracks in front of an l oncomhg 
     
     locomotive. 
     
    
   
   
    
     KILLED IIY HOTEL B)Hh 
     
     DETROIT (AP)—A t-year-old 
     
     gman net of! three exficsl-as in a 
     
     lsuburban Dearborn hotel Friday 
     
     ‘night. k$l‘lng himself an] injuring 
     
     cm of the hotel‘: 90 occupants. 
     
     uearoorn ladies lder.l'lod the dead 
     
     ‘II! II ohn Bur."-ale. I factory 
     
     qgber. hey said he set off the 
     
     |'.hA'0' 
     
    
   
   
    
     A. aha Hunt. Bobby Drilcoli 
     
    
   
   
    
     KENSINGTON 
     
     Wed.-Thur. 7:15-9:15; Matinee 3:30 
     
     Thursday. Bing Crosby. Bob Hope. 
     
     Dorothy Lamour in his musical 
     
     comedy, “ROAD TO BALI", tech- 
     
     nicolor. Bank drawing Thursday. 
     
     V. rrth $35.00. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
     "-ROYAI." 
     
     BOBDEN 
     
     Wed.-Thur 7:15-9:15; Matinee 3:30 
     
     or. Thursday. Charles Boyer. Mar- 
     
     in ten- 
     
     der comedy roma..ce— 
     
     "l'HI HAPPY TIME" 
     
     Bank drt.v'ing 'l'hursda,v. 
     
     -1-. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Crapaud Theatre 
     
    
   
   
    
     IH. 8:30; Sat. 1:30-9:30 
     
    
   
   
    
     “HE'S A GOCKEYED 
     
     WONDER" 
     
    
   
   
    
     Mickey Rooney, Terry Moori- 
     
     Also a Two-Reel Comedy 
     
    
   
   
    
     and Cartoon. 
     
    
   
   
    
     notional motor trucks. 
     
    
   
   
    
     All types of Internet 
     
     be available here. 
     
    
   
   
    
     _.-D -D¢  
     
    
   
   
    
     ANNOUNCEMENT 
     
    
   
   
    
     Having recently omingod a dealership 
     
     with the International Harvester Company 
     
     of Canada Limited covering the territory 
     
     O'Loory to Hunter River. a full supply of ne- 
     
     cessorios and ports for all types of Inter- 
     
    
   
   
    
     ntonts etc. is now in stock here. 
     
    

    
     A service department. as yet operating 
     
     in a limited way. will be extended to pro- 
     
     vide prompt and efficient service to users of 
     
     International equipment. 
     
    
   
   
    
     PETER C. 
     
    
   
   
    
     At the promises of 
     
     Prince Edward Island Fur Pool Limited 
     
     Suminorsido 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     agricultural imple- 
     
    
   
   
    
     tlonol equipment will 
     
    
   
   
    
     CLARK 
     
    
   
   
    
     TODAY (’l‘llul‘s(lay) 3:30 - 7:15 - 9:15 
     
    
   
   
    
     the 
     
     laliulous, 
     
     riotous 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
    
   
   
    
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