mu: GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN V ' . ' V ocronan 15. 1953

PAGE 'u4.'N ' Di t, db th Gd McD ldandMr.Park- ' ' A4 . w: L hnd:ritimle.ecEollectrT(?0::1?:'TKdr. ByUgdP: eif.” grlllpel'Ei303na0fhCll.y school: 0 - ' " ' is f' to ssist i d ma e l'IiBOlh spoe on t e Home an o o o . ' T

Efl.?l'll::D.1 ililld tii-bl elvaeningsaca Scliool Association and explained

,? ' Women's Institutes could l ' '

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The Executive of Women's In-.

otttutea met in the Institute rest V . . , mom on Tuesday. Mr; M. Jlicomving year. and as a Provincial; The Presidents County Learler- on Sept. 27, - on our properties either lh00t1I13 or trapping 1 be D0Y1'- P"5ld""- P”5i0'”- Rea . "'99" '”.g"'e 'id-””a”9" ”” WP viii” Comm: M” be new -in M 1-"'Ad”'" c”"'m W” " "cm Messrs Celestin MacLellIn 21- Pm9ec"ted- whmons ham me Annual con- bu) iiumeious agriculture lll5l.!ll-J c-I-911. Mon ague and Paikdale. yum), Lo ovL,"y4 . 6 - . Signed: "anon were dealt with merits to help the needy people Miss Robin. Mrs. Manmniz End me” MMLGH3" lmd Joseph M”' ' B u mmp It was mm,..m.,d mm M, B...,-,or Mysore, India. Mrs. M. J. Doyle were appointed Mr. .,,d M” Hem... Gang". Innis of Grand hive: (West) were Illa ll. den had been appointed as Dmgl Mrs. Doyle in-tmduced Mrs, ill) the radio committee. Programs were recgnt busing” vuwon Vll-WOT! 30 K953133505 Und Indlln John i i 7V i wIii'erc dealt with also speakers (or chug-1ogg,gow,,, . RIVGT 911 SllndEY- Wgltgp tie programs. The Misses caitnerine lnd Betty NR")? c”M,”'”

GROCERY STORE CONCESSION

was decided to suggest, to ipromote more interest in the As- the Institutes to study India ths sociation.

An all but forgotten ruler, Queen Margaret of Scotland, is the lady credited with introducing special privileges for unmarried girls dur- ing leap years. says the National Georgaphic Society. In the leap year 1288 she ordained that any

Creeks in the Canadian Yukon's

Mr. Turrence Gallant of Duvnr

Mr. and Mrs. Larry Yea of Lot

visited Piusvillo on Tuesday.

was a recent business Piusville.

was 3 recent business Piusville.

arrived at the home of her par-

Mr. Alfred O'Brien of Elmsdale. visitor to

Mr. Robert Hardy of Brooklyn. visitor to

lo visited friends in Kensingto

Smith of Charlottetown were week- end visitors to Kensington where they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Saunders.

Mr. Camille Douoette ot Comp- bellton, N.B.. was a. week-end visit- or to Kenslngtan on Sept. 25.

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CAPITOL Summon-sldo

TODAY (Thursday) . 3:30 - 7:15 - 9:15

SW-:39 .v0un.2 man M10 reiected Mr. Keith Pmtt was it business S N i: rt:-r 2 it ' .'d i i ' . l R c A F STATION SUMMERSIDE 35353debv"r333d”3r15 53353 3313533 53555” to summmm 0" mm ..”.?ii””".32:.L2.l2s”” ”' l”'o”.?.'.” -5-. I-' . S. 0 ' ' ' f l .d' , - V I F5. 5 011710? 0 ' own”, . imm HILLO ms 1:98” ton, returned on Sunday from u - CT” l M” 0”” K51” ” T”"”””' h” week's visit to their old home in PHONE 3435 Two GREAT

. Applications will be accepted up until Mlmlnegggh. 3151- of October. 1953. from financially re- sponsibld persons who would be interested in operating the retail grocery store and meat market concession of R. C. A. F. Sta-

tion. Summerside.

STARS.'..lN AN. ACTION-ROMANCE AS BIG.

Klondike Viillrxi have yielded s215;ne:s, Ml'. and Mrs. Arnold Ells- million in gold since the llllllalliwomli, where she will spend some strike was made in l806.

Mrs. Frank Bovvhess and daugh- ter Pearl left recently on a visit with friends in Montreal.

time. and two young sons left 'I'hu:nsdI.y for their home in Hamilton, Ont. Mrs. Dowling and children had spent the summer, with her par- ents. Mr. and Mrs. Percy McCar-

II Mrs. Cyrus Gallant and children Walter and Delma have left on Friday for Toronto where they will remain for some time.

Mrs. Dr. w..1.r. MacMillan and her mother iMrs MacDonald). who is 94 years of age were visitors to

M” EV"9”TE';1a"l 0' Sumr Silt-l:h::;,:L; (3.1; Ni:l”l,.22i'bo.:.'T;& ville Kcnsington and Mr Dowling - - - merside. was A recent visitor to . ,1 , . ' ' ' Full particulars regarding space. equip- ,,...5.,.,..,' gm. 0. ma moth”. sister. M.s. Anrireii MacKmnon. Lolipfdvalgiasugmilv here for his an- menf. estimated turnover. and other details. Mr Dom G51;-Mt DUW, MS, Hon Eugene and Mrs. Cullen '

and children and Thomas Cullen M.L.A. of Midgell and Mrs. Cullen, visited friends in Kensington on Sunday.

-Mi-s.AridrevvTlliTmpiii-ey of Ken- sington, was the victim of a savage attack on Sunday. Sept. 20 by I

mCY be obtained fI'OI"I"1 The commanding OT' avlreccnt business visitor to Plus- vile.

Vdcer R. C. A. F. Station. Summerside. ' ms -soLE'xl comuxuv.

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Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Hardy and Keenan

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daughter, Erma, were recent vis- itors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wamburton Murray.

Mrs, J. Austin Murphy of Em- erald.-ivho was ill with pneumonin in the Charlottetown Hospital re- turned home on Sept. 25.

neighbor's dog. The elderly lady was knocked doim by the first on- alaught and then was bitten near the eye and on the arm. The dog was quickly dispatched. The owner

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Messrs Richard and Leonard!

of the dog was near, and rescued

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Murphy of St. Lawrence, were H C C B k M. . be r H h f I the "1. ;?p1.”:'edni1" Piusvm” for ' kw Agrlcnulture returfrieedr onmlssepf. 36 gxlfiaep lieyconrsrwesclgg rlilcely ” we 3'' from Calgary. Aim. Where he from the shock of a harrowing ex-

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visited after attending the Agri- cultural Conference in Quebec City. He was accompanied to Que- bec City by Mrs. Baker.

pericnce.

Mrs. MacLaan Home of Rose- bank, was a recent business vis- itor to Piusville.

Mr. Clifford Arden-ault of How- Ian. was 1 recent visitor to Plus- ville.

Mra. Peter Deighan of Emerald and Mrs. Marshall Hughes of Sum- merside left Sept. 28 for Halifax. N.S., to visit Mrs. Deighan's sister, Mrs. Corbett.

Recent visitors to O'Leai'y were Messrs Edrgiar Blanchard, Albert Gallant Robert Gallant. Dale Cor- ooran.

Lleut. Commander Don Baker in charge of Crash Boat. shearwater. Dartmouth. N.s. made a brief visit by plane to his home in Kensing- ion on Saturday. Commander Ba- ker is 8. son of Hon. C. C. Baker, Minister of Agriculture.

Mrs. Fred Kelly of Roseville re- cently spent a day in Piusville, guest. of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Corconn.

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Dowllng

out picking potatoes in Piusville and surrounding districts. This is a good chance for the young folk to earn their own money although many will return with aore backs due to A heavy yield.

The many friends of Mr. Hurry Dunn, Elmsdale, are very sorry to hear of his illness. All wish to see him home again soon. '

Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Green of Exnerald, were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. md Mrs, Thomas Oorcoran. .

Sunday visitors to Charlottetown were Mrs. John F. Gallant. Misses Eugene and Noelle. Gallant. Mrs. Frederick Gallant, Messrs Terrence Asebin, Lomcr and Euclid Gcllant also Mr. and Mrs. Herbie Gallant. While there they visited Gerald who is H. student at St. Dunstan: University. -

Mr. Euclid Gallant with the Royal Canadian Army stationed at Vancouver. B. C.. is spending some time with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John F. Galliint.

The monthly meeting of the Piusvllle Women's Institute was held Lt home of Mrs. Cyrus Gal- lant. Next meet will be held at the home of Mrs. Norbert Corconn.

Mr. Raymond Dalton and son Gary of Wiscasset, Me, accompani- ed by Messrs Clarence and Peter Dalton, spent Wednesday after- hoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Coroorui.

Mrs. John T. Galunt returned to her home in Plusvllle after having spent some time with her many relatives and friends in Tor- onto. On her return trip she was accompanied by Mrs. Melvin Blanchard of Toronto. Wihl) will spend some time at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mn. Wil- liam Gallant. - -33.

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LOADING LIVE ?0ULTRY AS USUAL ON FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16th FROM 8 A.M. Until I P.M.

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Mr. Thomas Murray of the SS Catherine calling from American ports to Yugoslavia, has returned to his duties after having spent a holiday with his brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. War- burton Murray.

The teschorn and pupils of Pius- vlllo school are having their Juli vacation. .M.niy of the pupils no

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