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MARCH 20. I953
TI-IE GUARDIAN. CI-TARLOTTETOVVN
Clinic Makes Siirvey In Slummersidei
-Tln”ce' students of Summer- side High School receive their tuberculin skin test in a combined x-ray and tuberculin skin test that began at Summerside this week.
From left to right Dr. J. 13. Downing chats briefly with Patsy Burns after completing her test; Public Health Nurse Miss Margaret Stewart is making the test an the arm of Margaret Shaw: and across the table. Dr. P. A. Creelman pre- pares to adminster the test to Bes- sie Darby.
All of the students at the High school were tested by yesterday
morning. and the unit has now moved to the Health Centre in the former Prince County Hospital where the students of st. Mai-y's Convent will be tested, and then this service will be made available to the adult population of Sum- merside.
The procedure is simply a visit to this clinic where a chest X-ray and tuberculin skin test is given. This is followed by a return visit 48 hours later to have this test read. Those who do not react to this test are advised to be vac- cinated with B. C. G. which in- creases resistance to the develop-
ment of active tuberculosis by '15 per cent.
Summerside is the third com- munity on P. E. l. to co-operate in this valuable survey. Previously Borden and st. Peter's have com- pleted this program.
Dr. P. A. Creelman. Director of the Division of Tuberculosis Con- trol. said it was important for everyone to attend this clinic. particularly the elderly people. He said that individuals in this group are sometimes more neglectful about attending tuberculosis con- trol clinics than are younger peo-
CHURCH OF CHRIST Y.P.B.
-The Y. P. S. of the Suihxnerside Church of Christ held its regular meeting in the hall on Tuesday ,-vcning. March 17th with M:-. Kenneth I-luestls in charge of the worship period.
The opening hymn "We have an anchor" was followed with respon- sive reading in St. John 14. prayer ind the singing of "I Love To Tell
Betty Enman, conducted the busi- ness session, when is gratifying re- port of the results of the recent crokinole party was submitted- the money to go towards the pur- chase of a ping pong table.
Roll call was responded to by twenty members. Miss Joyce Croz-
ler was appointed to read the Scripture lesson at the Sunday morning church service. Miss
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After the Mizpah benediction there was a choir practice of Easter music.
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Wellington and Vicinity
Miss Mary Bishop was a recent visitor to the Manse.
Mr. Edwin Darby and his three sons visited the manse recently.
Mrs. Paul Perry recently visited her daughter. Mrs. Henry Arsen- ault, and family.
Mr. Ullric Poirier recently spent a week in Charlottetown where he took a short course in fisheries.
on Saturday. March 7th. Wel- lington and Richmond played in Mt. Pleasant rink, the score being 5-4 in favor of Wellington.
Miss Myrtle Ferguson, who is employed in Charlottetown, recent- ly spent the weekend with her parents here.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bernard and family of Hunter River visited Mr, W. H. Barlow and Mr. Keith MacDonald on Sunday, March 8th.
Mrs. Bernard MacDonald of Riverside Lot 16 is spending some time in Charlottetown to be near her husband who is ill.
The "mumps" are on the go in this vicinity. Ohlldren in several families are home from school on this account. '
The condition of Mr. Wilfred MoPhoe. who is a patient in the P". C. Hospital, is somewhat im- proved.
Mr. Ray Bigclow, Southwest. had the misfortune to receive a nasty cut on the face while playing hockey recently when he was ac- cidentally struck by a hockey stick.
The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley McKinnon of Me- Adam. N. B.. aresorry to learn that their small son was slightly injured in a car accident. They are former residents of Southwest Lot 16.
Mrs. John J. Bigelow, who had an attack of virus pneumonia, is receiving medical attention and is improving at her home in South- west Lot 16.
Monday evening, March 9th, Wel- lington Battlers and Richmond Eagles played a good game of hoc- key in Mt. Pleasant rink. the score ending 6-3 in favor of Wellington. Thus they win the cup.
Mr. Inrne Blgeldw of Southwest Lot 16 has been confined to his home with an attack of influenza. His friends wish him a speedy re- covery. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Thompson and son recently visited friends here and attended worship service in the afternoon.
Mrs. Leigh Birch of Summei.-iidz. also Miss Myrtle Ferguson. who is employed by the Farm Loan and Settlement Board. Charlottetown, visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ferguson, recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Pickrring and daughter. of Clinton. recently lvisited Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bar- ow.
Miss Grace Darby. daughter oi
Shur-Gain Amateur re . Sponsored by the
Bedeque. .
Cavalcade Presbyterian Church Hall, March 20th. at 8 p.m. Come and encourage the child- Women's Institutes of North
St. Eleanors, St. Eleanors, Central Lot 16, Linkletter, . Reid's Corner, Travellers Rest, New Annan and North
Howlon O I I and . Viciiiify Miss Grace Arsenault was visit- ing in Piusville on Sunday. March lith.
Peter Doiron was a guest at the home or Mr. and Mrs. Lorraine
- Gallant on a recent evening.
Mrs. Gus Peters or Duvar recent-
ly vkited at the home of her daugh-
wl, Mrs. Nelson Gallant at Pius- e.
Miss Leone Arsenault of Howlan is spending a. week in O1..eary at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Gallant.
Mrs. Eddie Gallant and Mrs. Lorraine Gallant were in O'Lea.ry on Friday afternoon. March 13th.
Miss Sylvia Pineau of Dewar. is spending a ievw days at the home oi her sister, Mrs. Eusebe Arsensult. Howlan.
Mrs. Jerry Gallant spent Friday. March 13th at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lorraine Gallant and flam-ily.
Little Miss Aldona Gallant of Fortune Cove vsited with her cous- in, Norma and Delores Gallant at Howlan on Sunday, March 15th.
Mrs. Joe Gaiianfor Tignish vis- ited her daughter, Mrs. Jack Gal- lant at Howlan recently.
-Mr. and Mrs. John F. Gallant and C.J. Gallant motored to and from Charidltctovwn on Tuesday. March 10th.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorraine Gallant and little Son Urban were visiting at the Perry home in Howlan on Sun- nay afternoon, March 15111.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Noonaniand family of 0'Leary were guests oi Mr. and Mrs. Alban T. Arsenault, I-Iowlan on Sunday, March 15th.
Bruce Carruthers returned to his home on Friday night March 13th .Afier spending a few days with iziiends in Charlottetown.
Due to the efforts in the wood lots during the winter, any one can notice in driving through this dis- trict the huge piles oi fire wood in so many or the farmers yards.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Darby. Ab- ramls Village. recently arrived home from Saint John. N. B.
Mr. and Mrs. ArseneLJ. Gallant have returned- from Moncton. N. B., where they went a few weeks visiting relatives and friends.
Mr. Azade M. Gallant oi Dieppe, N. 13., recently spent a few days visiting lniMont Carmel.
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Richard were present at the ordination of Mr. Eric Cormier in Moncton, N. B. where they remained for some time visiting friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Abel Gallant, Mr. Antoine Richard and Mrs. George Arsenault also motored to Moncton to attend the ordination.
Miss Margaret Richard and Mrs. Anthony Bernard attended the cr- dlnation to the priesthood of their cousin and nephew. Mr. Eris Cor- mier, in Moncton. N. 3. Mrs. Ber- nard also visited her niece, Marie Leonoo in Notre Dame Sacred Heart Convent, St. Joseph.
A number of hockey fans ac- companied the Junior team to Lot 16 rink on Tuesday evening, March 10th, when Lot 16 Juniors played host to the Wellington team. The score was 16-1 for Lot 16. Never- theless the boys are not easily discouraged by defeat, and they are ready to play at any time when ice is ready.
-Mr. Edmund L. Arsenauit left recently for Goose Bay where he will resume his work again. Having worked there last year, Mr. Arsen- ault spent the Christmas holidays with his family and is employed in the carpentry trade. He is wished the best of everything by his many friends and neighbours.
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A group of hockey fans attend- ing games at Bcdequc Rink on .Tuesday night, March loth, from Wellington included: Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Waldron.,,Mrs. Clayton Day. Mrs. Howard Barlow. and Mr. Eni- cst Gallant. Much enthusiasm was caused by Lippy Gaudet's tiny tots, who put on a performance that was enjoyed by everyone.
His many friends will be pleased
to know Everett Graham arrived home in Canada durliig the week of March 2nd. He was stationed at North Luffenham, England, for one year. Returning home by air, leaving England March 4th. Ever- ett will be home on leave for a couple of weeks, and will be sta- tioned in .Moncton, N. 13., with the R. C.A.F. A meeting of the board of trus- tees of Wellington United Church was held recently in the church and was presided over by the min- ister, Mr. Waldron. and opened with prayer. Minutes of the last meeting were read and signed. The report of the work done to the church property last year was very favorable and plans were discussed for the addition of I. choir room and Vestry to the church. The foundation was laid last fall. Mr. Howard Barlow moved, and Mr. Lloyd Tergiuoon seconded it, that Mr. Ru-fus McLure be appointed to the board of trustees. The meet- in: closed with the Benediction.
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AMATEUR GAVALOAIIE AT S'SlDE
stage show at Summerside, Friday,
Some claim to have between 18 and A
30 cards of fire wood ready for use.
There was a heavy fall of snow on Friday, March 13th which made roads tar can very heavy but very good alelghing. -
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Gallant and
family and spent Friday evening. -
March 13th at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Aliban D. Arsenault.
Quite a. iew r:;id:nts of this dis-
trict attended the funeral Mass and burial on Monday ' . 9th at St. Anthony's Church or the late Mrs. Joseph G. Gallant of Piuoviile. Mrs. Gallant was before her marriage 34 years ago. Mary Gallant, sister of Frank and Jerry Gallant of Howlan,
On. Wednesday, March 10th Fl!- min Perry left by train on 0. trip to Amherst, N. S. where he will spend a few days at the home of
his daughter and son-in-law. 11:.
March and Mrs. Alphonse Bernard and in
Saint John with Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Perry and baby Paula.
Cmere motored to Kelly Road on Wednesday evening, March 11th., Mr. and Mrs. Leo Arsenault, Mr. and Mrs. octave Blanchard and Mir. and Mrs. Vincent Gallant where they spent a pleasant even- ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Arsenalult.
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