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. The minutes of the pre- vigus meeting were read by the secretary. Mrs. IJ. Arsenault.

Among those who spoke and thanked Fr. MacDonald and Mr. Doiron for their presence were r. A.J. Pitre. Mr. Ben Pltrs. 1. Dominic Desltoches and Mrs Ed- mcmi Gsudet. Mrs. Alphonse Gau- det. and Mrs. Jerrie Poirier were chosen to visit the school during October. The meeting closed with the singing of "O Canada."

The meeting was honored by the presence of the pastor. Rev. J.A MacDonald who delivered an in- spiring sddress on child welfare. Mr. l".E. Doiron, supervisor of Schools was also prtsent and he addressed the meeting in French and English. In his address he can- gratulated the District for the in- terest shown towards their school and for the improvements which has been in evidence within the past two years.

Dcctor Keeping of the Provincial Department of Public Health. char- iottciown, accompanied by Miss stewart, Public Health Nurse was in Tignish on Friday morning vac- cinating the school children and the pre-school age children against smallpox. For the past week or ten days they were visiting schools in the rural districts of this commun- ity. In all centres there was a lar number of children vaccinated parents are all very willing to co- operate with the Health Depart- ment where it is beneficial to their children.

Mrs. (Evangeline Paturcl has ac- cepted the office of telephone op- erator at Tlgnish and Miss Ber- nadette Martin. is assistant oprrw atrr, Mrs. Paturel had been tele- phone operator for twenty years. resigning the position three years ago, and the residents of the com- munity were pleased when they heard she had again consented to accept the responsibilities once more icr in the past she proved to be a most capable and obiiging op- erator.

IN MEMPRIAM

Ml. BASIL MacNElL -The commu lay of Elmsdale was indeed saddened on learning of the sudden passing of one of its well-known citizens. Mr. Basil MacNeil. as 83 years. on Sunday morning. Otobsr the 15th. The funeral was held on Tuesday aiteinoon with a short service at the house and continued at the Elmsdaie United Church at 2 o'clock. The pail-bearers were. Frank Yeo. Charles Dunn. James O'Brien. Roland Burke. Stirling Matthews. Lyman Caseiey.

The flower bearers were Elmer Adams, Robert Campbell. Ralph Maclleil, Chester Elliott. Lorne Elliott, James Johnston. The many floral tributes paid silent respect to the deceased. And with the church crowdgd and scores of people standing testified to the love and respect in which Mr. Maclieil was held.

The service was conducted by the minister, John M. Sheen with Rev. Wilcox assisting. The hymns sung. with Mrs. H l Cameron at the organ. were: "Peace. Per- fect Peace." and ”5aie In The Arms of Jesus". Mr. Arthur Ren- nie sang. "Beyond the Sunset". with his sister Mrs. Kenneth Crockett as aocompsniat.

The minister spoke of the Christian's death as one who rounds a cape that hides world of sense and sound. of struggle and energy. of love and hate from that other world of those who are asleep. For the Christian that cape was not the cape of terrors but the cape of Good Hope. The minister spoke of the family and community life of the departed: of his friendship and etewardship in the church. Then of his religious life. of Mr, MacNelli's victory in Christ and of his job in witnessing to his Saviour. And that for him the cape he had rounded was the cape of Good Hope.

The sympathy of the commun- in! goes out to the wife, the former Mymle Jane Gibbs. dough. tor of the late Mr. and Mrs. Haveiocit Gibbs of O'Leary. And to the sons and daughters. Ruth. Mrs. Wallace Bradshaw. Summer. lalidei Claude in Elinsdsl -:

Mrs. Ralph Rennie. Alma; Olive, Mrs. J. E. Nightingale. Borden: Betty. in Toronto; Thane in Elmidalez Pauline and Carole at l;'l"”a:?.L'..”'y1'iiii"f...””d ti ""

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their kindness. After singing "For 8110'! A Jolly Good Follow" the re- mainder oi the evening was spent in dancing.

Music was ably furnished by Messrs Elwood and Carl Crozier.

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- Friends of Mrs. Alfred aims are sorry to know she is a patient In the western Hospital.

Mrs. James Murphy left last week to spend the winter in Toronto.

SA. A. 1'. Green of Ottawa paid a brief visit to Mr. and Mrs. A.C Green this week.

some thirty members of the Un- lied Church met in the Church Hall Monday evening to organize 0. Couples Club. A devotional per- iod was led by the minister. Rev. P. A. Fitzpatrick, who also explain- ed the purpose of such a Club. It was decided to leave the election of officers until 9. later date but tem- porary officers wen! elected as fol- lows: I-ion. President. Rev. and Mrs. P.A. Fitzpatrick; president - Mr. and Mrs. R.E. Macdonald; Vice-president. .. Mr. and Mrs Fred Leard; secretary-treasurer. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Coffin; en- tertainment commlttee, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johnston; socialibll- ltles committee, Mr. and Mrs. John H. Wells, Games and contests, dir- acted by Mr. Fitzpatrick were en- joyed; also a sing-song with Mrs John H. wells as pianist and Mr Gordon Coffin as leader. Refresh- ments were served by the ladies.

on Tuesday evening a meeting of the local branch of the Bible so- ciety waf held in the Presbyter- ian Church. Rev. E. M. B. Wheel- cok. district secretary of the Boo- iety. was present and spoke on the important work of the'Blble Soc- iety, He also showed a film. "The House of the Book" which depicted the work carried on at the Bib'e House in London. opening worship was led by Rev. J. it. Mt-Mahon as- sisted by Rev. P.A. Fitzpatrick The annual collection for the Bible Society is now in progress. Town collectors are Mrs. David I-lodaron Mrs. Helen Kerr, Mrs. Vernon mina- Eimd. Mrs. C. H. Weeks. Mrs. A.C. Green; for Br-cokliri. Mrs. Under- idll Coughisn: for Alberton South. Miss Helen Mccabe: for South Kildare. Mrs. George Ramsay: for Lower Dock. Misses Elma and Erma Inman: for Upper Dock, Miss Mar- zaret Furs-yth.

Dr. Florence Murray. missionary on furlough from Korea. was greet- ed by a very large congregation when she addressed the 'I'hankof- faring service of the W.M.s. Aux- iliary in the United church Sunday evening. For the second time with- in ten years Dr. Murray has been a war evacues from the country where she has given ”utstandi.1g riervloe as a medical missionary This time she had but twenty min- utes to pack some belongings and bid farewell to her hospital staff. Many of her personal possessions had to be left behind and there is little channce that they will be re- covered. In her address Dr. Murray defined the political situation in Korea as it was before the war, and described the terrible suffering of the refugees from the north. Many had no shelter and one morning last winter one hundred bodies of people who had frcaen to death during the night were found in the streets of Seoul. As she told of the great poverty of the Korean pecpl-s. many of whom have notsufiicient food, clothing or shelter. a feeling of guilt that we have so much when others have nothing seemed to per- vadc the congregation. Dr. Mur- ray deplored the fact that Canada should be ready to send so much money and so many men to Korea to fight a war - to bring death. to Koreans D when she sends so iew missionaries to lead them in the Christian way of life and thus help prevent war. she stressed the need for more missionaries and increas- cd giving: to mission work. Also the great need there will be for relief in Korea as soon as the war ends and goods can be sent. it was a powerful address. deeply moving in its appeal. and one that will be long remembered by those who heard It. The service was conducted by the Auxiliary president. Mr: A. C. Green. assisted by Mrs. Prod beard. Guest soloist for the evening was hm Albert Huestia of Glimmer- side. The benediction was pronoun-

whom oometh all good tbi on Monday morning II. M.-

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in spring Valley on Monday and mesday of this week.

Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Schuninan and family. Spring valley. were visitors to Travellers nest on Sun- clay.

Miss Irma. MoNclll of Kinkora convent. spent the Autumn holi- days s.t the borne of her parents Mr. and ran. Allie MoNsill.

Mr. Cedric Baker and children. Arlene and Cecil were business visitors to Margats recently.

Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Raynor and family, New Annan, were visi- tors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Thomas on Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Don Bchurmam and family and Mn. Thou. Bchurman of New Annan. were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rex Daw- son and family of North Tryon.

Mr. Arthur Macl(ay of Darniey

was a business visitors to New

Annan and Travellers lust on

Monday.

Mr. Delbert Rayner and Mr. Al Schurman were visitors to Hamil- ton on Sunday.

Mr. Delbert Rayner and Mr. and Mrs. A1 achunnan were visitors at the horns of Mr. and Mrs. Keith

Ramsay on Thursday evening.

Miss Sylvia Rayner of Travel- the Young People's Meeting in Murray Har-

bor over the week end.

Mr. Taimadge Montgomery and

Mrs. Ella liiontsrmery were ,vlsi- tors to Summerslcle recently.

The Misses Doris. Florence snd

Lauretia Gallant and Miss Hilda Arsenault were visitors merslde on Saturday.

to Sum-

Mr.'JI.ok Schurmen was a visi-

tor to Bummerslde on Monday.

Mr. John Wood and Mrs. Lloyd

Wood were visitors to Summerside recently.

Mrs. Lawson Cotton of summer-

sicle spent a few days last week visiting at the horne of her par- ents Mr. and Mrs. John wood of Travellers Rest.

The best wishes of their many

friends goes out to Mr. and Mrs. Major who" were ftcently mhrried.

MacDonald, Summerslde.

The funeral of the late William

Home was held from his late res- idence on Tuesday aitemoon. ser- vice was Mr. Sullivan and Mr. Wells. Tyndle semple and Mrs. Bush Sudsbury sang a. duet. "Nearer Home". North Bedeque Cemetery. pallbearers were Mr. Herold Moose. Mr. Davis

Fmglsnd. Mr. Mr. John Wood. Mr. James Tuplln. The late Mr. Heiile leaves to mourn his widow and children. llarrv. Javnes and Jean at home: Gertrude. Mrs, Wm. Firs- nigan. Mass: llearrl of Searlctown; William in

the Rev. Mr.

conducted by

Interment was in the The

Mouse. Mr. Howard James Marchbank.

several

Hilda. Mrs. Edward

Kensington: Mary. Mrs. Ralph

Burns oi Freetown: Dorothy. Mrs. Emery Germain Stella. Mrs. summerslde: Marjorie. Mrs. Howard of Margale; John in Free- town.

of Montreal: Edwin Macxsy of Fred

Crapaud and Vicinity

Miss Shirley Myers. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Myers. has left for Toronto to take a posi- tion in that oity.

The industrious Women's Insti- tute realized a splendid sum for their work last Saturday evening when they served a hamburg supper with all the trimmings im- aginable.

'A'good representation from the Crystal Chapter of the L.O.B.A. Charlottetown. enjoyed the hos- pitality of the sisters in Crapaud last Thursday evening.

Crapaud School is now resting on a new foundation in its new location in the schoolyard. The potato-picking scation. much to the delight of the ichool children has been extended for an indefin- its period of time. due to -the construction work.

Mr. and Mrs. Clark Fall have returned from Halifax after via-

ed Montroee. south xildare and Albertori schools where hays snd girls listened with intense interest to stories of Korea. Durliu her stay in Aiberton Drflidurray was a guest of MI'.'and Mrs. A.O. arson.

- lttsstion Itotoritts

tors, anti-fracas. batter- and accessories for ord promote.

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A reception was held at the hum of the bride's parents. when limit twenty-five guests pertook of the

Txglonbeautliiilly decorated wad- ding cakes were the centre of at- tractlcn. All Joined in wishins Ill and Mrs. Mountain rnsny haw! years or wedded life.

Tlgnisli and Vicinity I

Mrs. Gerald Gavin. Anslo-'1'lz- nish. spent Friday in Alberton with friends.

Miss Alice McClu.slrey. B.A.. Grade Xi teacher in Our Lady of ihe Angels convent. Tisnlsh. bu res-umed her duties after several weeks absence due to illness.

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Mrs. Albert Kennedy. Waterford. is a patient in Western Hoepiisl, Alberion, and her many friends wish her a speedy recovery.

Mrs. C. F. Morrissey is ill at her home in Tlgnish and the great hosts of friends she has are hop- ing to hear of her return to health very soon.

i Miss Patricia Keough who up to recently was employed with the Tlgnish Co-operative Ltd.. has gone to Toronto. Ontario, where she has accepted a position.

Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Klnch. Halifax, N.S.. are visiting Mrs.

Kinch's parents, Mr. Howard Harper. Tignlsh.

Laurlne Clohossey, young daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Clohossey. Nail Pond. has returned home af- ter a two months vacation spent with her aunts in Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Claude Hogan and daughter Judy Chr-lstopher'sCros.I. spent Monday in Summerslde on business.

Mr. Gregory Gavin. Tlgnish. has accepted a position with the Tig- nish Co-Operative Ltd. as book-' keeper. Mr. Gavin is a graduate of St. Dunsian's College. Charlotte- town. and is the son of Mrs. W. J. Gavin. Tlgnish.

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Burke, Tig- nlsh. have purchased the Walsh property on Main Street and are doing extensive repairs to the in- terior prior to occupying it. Mr. and Mrs. Burke have until now operated the Burke Hotel in Tig-

iting two of their sons in that city. George and John Fall. Mr. John Fall returned with his par- enis to spend his vacation here.

A special meeting of electors within the Village of Crspaud was held in the Community Hall on Wednesday, October 25th to consider matters of civic interest such as a fire brigade. progress made in street lighting. parking. general administration. and the problem of tax defsulurs.

Master Jackie Myers. son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Myers, re- turned home recently from the Neurological Institute in Mom. real. where he was treated for a head iniury resulting from a bicycle accident, is not able to attend school as yet but he is re. ported to be making ialvorable progress.

A branch of the Glrl.s'-Auxiliary for St. Johnis Anglican Church was formed on Saturday after. noon at the home of Miss Lolita Movlttie. and immediately em- barked on an intensive course in home nursing. The following ex- ecutive wsa elected: Miss Elsie Sherren. adult leader; Miss Fran. ois Myers, President: Miss Mary bherren, Vice-President; Secre. tary. Miss Arlene Mcvlttie; Treasurer. Miss Margaret Mc. Donald.

St. John's Sunday school win hold a Hsllowe'en masquerade for the children of the village in the Community Hall on the night when all the ghosts and goblins make their appearance. The Youth Centre will be adorned with Hallowe'en trimmings on ll" Hm! nliiht when St. Peter's A.Y.P.A. from Charlottetown will iake over the hulldl for their masquerade ieetiviti .

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Over forty ladies from spring- field and C J branches of the Anglican Women's Auxiliary assembled at the Youth Centre for an auction. the proceeds of which were devoted to the miss- ionary work of this organisation. The spirited pbldding proceeded on a variety of articles. prodded by the humorous verbal agitation of a lady auctioneer, Mrs. Verner Moore. While the auction pro- ceeded. the children of the visit- inl lprinliisld ladies ti-oduced to the recently-acquired stock of indoor game! which have become the , operty oi the Anglican youth centre. Motion

' daughter Silk .

and Mrs. ”

Clayton Ripley and daughter Norma and Miss Lynne Skerry. Amherst. N. 6.. spent a recent week-end at Tig- nish. guests of Mr. and Mrs. 1'. J. Skerry.

Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Harper of

Mr. and Mrs.

The many friends of Mrs. Wil- liam Aylward. Skinner's" Pond, will be hsp y to know she has returned to er home from West- ern Hospital. Aiberton where she was a patient for the past few weeks. Mrs. Aylward is very much improved in health.

The sympathy of this community goes out to Mr. and Mrs. Thaddeus Perry of Tlgnlsh in the death of their son Edward in Vancouver. B.C. Sympathy is also extended to Edward's brother, Mr. Eugene Perry. Tignish.

-Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Harper left for their home in Brooklyn. N.Y.. a few days ago after a week spent with Mr. Harper's parents, Mr. and Mos. John C. Harper. Tig- nish. They were accompanied by Mrs. Roy Harper who was re- turning to her Brooklyn. N.Y. home after a month pleasantly spent visiting her parents, Mr. and