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O’LEARY

Mr. and Mrs. Herbie Dennis and daughter Phyilis returned to their home after visiting relativ- es and friends in Cape Breton and Halifax, N.S. Mrs. Cowan Wallace and Miss Verma MacDowell, O'Leary, re turned to their homes after spend- ing a couple of weeks visiting relatives and friends in- Hamilton Ontario. Rev. and Mrs. Wilson and fam- ily are visiting friends in Hells River, Elmsdale, and Cascum- formerly

of the Nazarene.

A large crowd from 0’

and vicinity attended the officia opening of the fourth annual Lobster Carnival in Summerside Wednesday by Dr. Orville Phil-

lips, M.P . Phillips was in-

. HH. Wright. Other speak ere Premier A W. Mathieson, W.A. Our-

rie and Mr, Amas Hubley. Miss Helen Bryan, town, spem the week-end at her

dome in Cascumpec.

(Mr. and Mrs. James Alpine, Quebec, are spending their holi- days visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Frizzell, Spring-

onto, Ontario, is spending'a

le of weeks visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. David MacDonald, Milo.

Mrs. Charlies Rix returned to her home in Locke Road, after spending a couple of days visit- ing her sister and brother4n-law, Mr. and Mrs. James Dunbar, Alma.

Mrs. Brentoh Smallman, Kaute- ford had the misfortune to fall on a broken bottle, severely iD juring her arm. She was rushed to the Community Hospital in O’- Leary.

ed to her home in Glenwood af- ter spending sometime visiting her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and, Mrs. Leslie Caslake, Dart- mouth, N.S.

Mr, and Mrs. Well Compton and family, Toronto, Onterio, ar- rived home Sunday to spend their holidays visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Maclsaac, Dunblane and other relatives i the vicinity.

The Baptist Men's Association held their anmual picni¢ and reg- ular meeting at Sutherland Bell's shore in Mill River on Mon- day evening, July 13th. After the devotional period an hour of mus- ic and sing-song was enjoyed. This was followed by a delicious pot luck supper which was ser-

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ved by the men.

Rev. and Mrs. Dewis Rector,

Springfield West, are spending a two weeks vacation visiting his ‘parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dewis Rector in Nova Scotia. _Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Waite were married at the Trinity Uni- ted Church parsonage Summer- side recently. The bride is the former Etta Mae Gardiner, dau- ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Monty Gar- diner, Central Bedeque, and the grocm is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Waite, Summerside, and is on the staff of the Bank of Nova Scotia in O'Leary.

Friends of Willie Easter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Easter, Dunblane, will be pleased to see him home again after being & patient in the Charlottetown Hospital. Willie had the mis fortune to fall while walking in the O'Leary Drug Store. He was first rushed ‘to the office of Dr. Charles Dewar and later to the Hospital in Charlottetown. On

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‘ie sustained a broken leg.

Mr. and Mrs. Herb MacAus- land nee (Kathleen Smallman) of Toronto, Ontario, and formerly of O'Leary, P.E.1. were married on Saturday, July 18th., in Tor onto, Ontario. Mrs MacAusland is the oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Edgar Smallman, O'Leary.

Rev. and Mrs. Herbert Bartlett | of Moncton, N.B., were recent | guests of Rev. and Mrs. Ross Howard, O'Leary.

Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Small- man and four children, Petawawa Ontario, are gpending their hol- idays visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rix , Locke Road, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wells, Hells River, and sister, Mrs. Alvin Palmer, O'Leary.

Mr. and Mrs. Arnett MacLean returned to their home in Glen wood after spending the péet week visiting relatives in U.S.A.

Mr, afd Mrs. Rankin Cornish and daughter Marlene, returned to their home in Traveller's Rést after spending the week visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Coughlin, Coleman.

Dr. and Mrs. Fraser and chil- dren of Halifax, N.S. are spend- ing smetime here visiting her mother Mrs. Isabelle Campbell, O'Leary and other friends and relatives in the vicinity.

The funeral service for the late Morton Caseley was held Tues- day afternoon at 2 o'clock at his residence in Coleman. Rev. Ross Howard conducted the service, assisted by Mr. Keith. ;

Rev. W.A. Douglas of Avondale, Ontario, was guest speaker at the West Point’ Presbyterian Chutch on Sunday, July 5th.

Rev. and Mrs. Howard Grants were guest speakers at the O'Leary Nazarene Church on Sun- day, July Sth. Mr. and Mrs. Grantz—are—Nazarene Misionar- ies from Peru. | -Mies Carolyn MacArthur re- turned to her home in Springhill

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left recently on a trip to Calgary. Alberta. where they will spend

some time visiting relatives and

friends.

his home in O'Leary after spend- ing six weeks visiting his dau-

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and Darlene, have returned to ther home in Toronto, Ontario, having spent a pleasant holiday

Mr, Milford Jelley returned for with relatives and friends in

\Cape Wolfe. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Crossman, Cape Wolfe, have as their guests

ghiers, Mrs. Reta Bird, Mami-| their daughter, Mrs. Robert, Bou-

toba, and Mrs. Arnold MacDon-

ald, Trenton, Ontario.

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jelley returm- | recently visited her cousin, Miss ! On-Dartene—Estticutt—_Burten,

ed to their homes in Torono, tario, afier spending a week vis- fting his brothers ,Avard, Harold, and Milford Jelley, and other rel- atives in O'Leary; also his moth- er Mrs, Margaret Jelley.

Miss Shirley and Sherry Wood | Halifax, N.S., recently spent holi- |

returned to their home in N.B. after spending a couple of weeks at West Point, attending vaca- tion school at West Point Pres- byterian church, where they help- ed as teachers with the different grcups.

Friday afternoon the children |

and members of the West Point Presbyterian Sunday School held their annual and closing exercis- es of the vacation Bible School at MacDonald’s shore. Swimming and games were enjoyed with prizes going to the children. Up to six years for racing, 1st. Gra- ham Ellis; 2nd. Chis MaclIsaac Up to 10 years ist. Faye MacWil- laims; 2nd. Debra Smith. 12 years: ist. Sendra Maclsaac; 2nd. Freddie Easter. 16 years: Ist. Beverley; 2nd. Cynthia Mc-

‘Isaac. A delicious lunch was

served also ice cream.

Mrs. Henry Hickey, accom- panied by her sister, Mrs. Bea- trice MacDonald, returned to their homes in Maine, after spending their vacation visiting at homes of Mr. and Mrs. Mel- vin MacWilliams, Milburn, and Mr, and Mrs. Liew Livingstone.

The Springfield West Baptist Sunday School met for their an- nual Sunday School picnic at Cocke’s shore, at Cape Wolfe, on Tuesday afternoon, July 14th., with a large number of children ani adults present. Swimming, racing and ball.games were en- joyed by all.

Master John Boulter. Truro, N. S.. is ypending his holidays .vis- iting his grandmother, Mrs. Car- rie Boulter; also his aunts and uncles, Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Gorril, Milburn, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry MacPherson, Dunblaxe.

Miss Mary Cooke, Cape Wolfe is spending holiays as the guest of her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur MacWilliams, West Oape.

Mr. Calvin Boulter returned his home in Truro, Nova Scotia, a‘ter visiting his mother; Mrs. Carrie Boulter, Milburn, and sis- ter, Mrs. Garfield Gorrill.

Miss Marguarite MacPherson is spending two weeks visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Percy MacPherson, and sisters Mrs. Keith McDougall and family, Springfield, -and Mr. and Mfrs. Lorne Ellis and family, Dun- blane.

Rev. Frank Roebuck returned to, Red Bank, N.S., after spending two weeks as guests of Rev. and Mrs. Dewis Rector, Springfield West. Mr. Roebuck,...conducted evangelistic meetings at Cape Wolfe, Bethel and Glenwood Churches.

MEAT RESTRICTION

WARSAW ‘(Reuters)=The Po- lish ministry of, home trade has issued a communique intrcodut-

irg one méatiess cry a week, the | Africa, the South African Turf Polish news agency PAP _ said | j

icher and family of Boston, Mass. Miss Debbie Bridges, O'Leary,

Mrs. Licyd Cooke, Cape Wolfe spent a pleasant holiday. in Truro. N.S., with her sister, Mes Guy Fancy and Mr. Fancy.

Miss Gertrude O'Conner of

‘days with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Raymond O'Connor, Cape

| Wolfe.

Miss Linda Fancy of Truro, N.S., is spending holidays with |Mr. and Mrs. Victor Cooke, Cape Wolfe.

Mrs. Arthur Ferguson of Wol- i|laston, Mass.. Mrs. Percy Green, her sons David and Kirk, of Balmertown, Ontario, were re cent guests of their brother-4n- law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Collicutt also their father Mr. Gilbert Bridges, Bur- ton.

Mr. and Mrs. Myron Wilcox of Boston, Mass., were recent guests ef her brother Mr. Gilbert Brid- ges, and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Collicutt, Burton.

Mrs. James O’Holleran, her daughter Doris, also Misses An- nie Mae O'Holleran, and Rhoda Reilly, Cape Wolfe, recently left for Hamilton, Ontario, where they will attend the wedding of Miss Norma O'Holleran.

Miss Rosalie Griffin and her brother Leigh, Brocton recently left for Hamilton, Ontario where they will be employed.

Mr. Gerard Kelly, Halifax, N. S. is spending holidays with his parents, Mr. and-Mps. Pabines Kelly, Roseville. .~*

Miss Edith Poole of Summer- side was a recent guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Collicutt, Burton.

HOWLAN

Mr and Mr. John F. Gallant motored to Charlottetown on Wed- nesday, July 22 where they vis- ited Mr. and«Mrs, A.8. Gallant and Miaureen.—

Syivang Gallant of Howlan is spending a few days at the home of his son, Mr. and Mrs, Louis Gallant and: family, Summerside.

Calling at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Gallant on Thursday, July 23, were Mr. and Mrs. Al- fred Gallant and baby Stella of Toronto. Mrs. Fred Arsenault and Mrs. Jackie Gallant and children of Piusville.

Motoring to Summerside on Wednesday were John, Ralph, Jean and Sandra Arsenault.

Mrs. George London and sons of Seint John, N.B. are spend- ing some time with her parents Mr. afd Mrs, Joseph T. Gallant at Upper Howlan.

Arriving in Howlan on Thurs- day evening, July 23, were Mr. and Mrs. Willard Carruthers and family of Halifax, N.S.

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