gTIIe Eastern Guartiian

Monday. August 2. 1054

'ANNlVERSABY PARTY --Mr. and Mrs. James E. Cudmore. Mon- mue, were the guests oi honor at 3 party at the summer cottage of Dr. G. S. A. Inman, on Friday evening, on the occasion of their lath wedding anniversary. Approxim- ggely thirty guests were present. many oi whom were from Char- lottetown. Mrs. Ralph Beck read an address. and a gift was present- ed to Mr. and Mrs. Oudmore in honor of the occasion. Mr. Cudmore expressed his deep appreciation for the kindness of their many friends in making their anniversary so much the more commemorable by the delightful party in their honor. and for the lovely gift which would always be a remembrance of the happy occasion.

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Personals

Mrs. Bessie Allen. Halifax. NS, 15 the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Alva 0. Allen. Montague.

Mrs. vGiadstone Higginbotham has returned to her home in Mon- tague after a few weeks visit with relatives in New Glasgow, N. B.

Lt. W. N. Inman. executive oili- car, l-l.M.C.s. Bx-unswicker, Saint John, N. 8.. and Mrs. Inman. are spending a week visiting Mr In- msn's mother, Mrs. G. 5. Inman, Montague.

Miss Laura Mcxenna. R.N., ma Miss Annie Stewart left Saturday on return to Hamilton, Ontario, after spending their vacation at their respective homes in Mont- ague and Brudeneil.

Mr. and Mrs. EM. Bagnall. for- merly of Charlottetown, and now of Saint John, N. 3.. are spend- ing the week-end with Mrs. G. S. lnman, Montague Accompanying Mr. and Mrs. Bagnail is Miss Diane Inman, daughter of Com- mander W. R. Inman and Mrs. lnman of Ottawa.

Mr. St. Clair Coyle arrived in Charlottetown on Saturday by plane inrm Toronto, Ont.. to at- tend the centennial celebrations this week at st. Dunsta.n's Univer- sity from which he graduated in 1953. Later he will spend several weeks vacation at home with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Coyle, Montague.

Says Quints To Separate Again

MONTREAL. (OP) - Laps-ease says in a newspage story that the Dionne quintuplets will separate again in the fail to continue their studies.

The story Saturday says Cecile and Yvonne will enter nursing school at Notre-Dame-de-llilspeh snoe Hospital in suburban Ville st. Laurent Sept. 1. About the same time Annette will enter the Ped- agogical Ir-Jtltute in Montreal. ad- miniswred by lcs Dames do it congregation. a Roman Catholic religious order. ,

Marie. who recentlV'left s clots- tered religious order in Quebec City, will enter a religious house "in the east of the country, for a period of rest." the story says. 'Emile. the fifth quint, will go with Marie.

The story says the separation

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..'nl. JOI!N!'l'oN's dental of- fice. Montague, will be closed un- til August 9.

WIIIM ROAD W. I.

. ..'Mrs. Webb Nicholson was hos- tess to members of Whim Road Women's Institute when they rec- ently held their monthly meeting. The president. Mrs. Leslie Stuart. opened the meeting with the "Col- lect Ior Club Women." Mrs. M: J. Munro. secretary. called the roll to which members responded with "A Kindness Someone Has Done For Me." There was an at- tendance ot nine together with three visitors.

The Red Cross Convenor. Mrs. Cecil Campbell reported that the Red Cross work distributed among the members had been almost completed and would be delivered to their office in Charlottetown in the near future.

Mrs. Wesley Campbell gave an interesting report on the Institute handbook which is being revised.

Cuuespondence received by the secretary during the month in- cluded an Appeal from the Sal- vation Army 1or "Sunset Lodge." Canvassers appointed to cover the district were: Johnny Clarey and Robert Stuart. The King's County Hospital acknowledge a donation previously received from the In- stitute.

The delegates to the annual dis- trict convention executive meet- ing held in l-laathardale recently brought back an interesting report of plans for the coming convention. The district convention this year is to be held in Grandview.

The committees for the month gave their reports as follows: Sick. several calls were reported made during the month. Appointed were Mrs. Russe MacBeth and Mrs. Webb Nicho son; school. It was agreed that a new dust broom be bought. the Institute paying part of the cost. it was agreed that the music teacher, Mr. Vernon Ross. hold classes again for the coming school year. An amount was voted towards a treat for the school children; entertainment - The program for the evening con- sisted ot several written contests held by Mrs. Robert Campbell and Mrs. M. J. Munro. winners were: Miss Edith MacDonald and Mrs. Lawrence Stuart; penny sale. Tile monthly penny sale was held by Mrs. Garnet Moore and the holder of the lucky ticket was Mrs. Wesley Campbell.

The next meeting is to be held in the school house. Roll call at this meeting is to be a joke and pay- ment of five cents. also an item for a "White Elephant Sale." There is to be an exchange of maga- zines at this meeting.

At the cone usion of the evening the hostess. rs; Nicholson served a delightful lunch, assisted by sev- eral of the members. ,

MISSING OVERBOARD

LONDON. (Routers)-An uniden- tified woman anger was re- ported missing overboard from the liner Queen Elizabeth in the Eng- lish channel Thursday. Cunard lines in London confirmed the re- port but could not give details. The ship was bound for south- ampton from the French port of Le Havre.

will be only temporary and event unity the quints will be back to gather.

Standard Time Tuesday. funeral of our honorary Mallard.

- I NOTICE

All veterans No. 3 Branch Canadian Legion, Sourls are asked to meet at the Legion Hall at 8 am. August 3rd to attend the

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Georgetown

Miss Doris Walsh is visiting in Charlottetown at the home of her sister. Mrs. William Jay.

Mrs. Stanley Wittaker and N.B., and Mrs. C. H. Lunnin of Saint John, N. 13., were recent guests at the home of Mrs. Mabel Levers.

Mrs. John D. Gotell. accompan- ied by her son, Mr. Freddy Goleli, were visitors to Charlottetown on Thursday. July 29th.

Mrs. Peter Jay of Charlottetown was a recent guest of her brother- in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Temple MacDonald of George- town Royalty.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ricketts and family, who have been vaca- tioning ln Georgetown at the home of Mrs. Rlcketts' mother, Mrs. Annie Gardner. left recently on return to their home in, Anti- gonish, N. 3.

Mrs. Frank Paquet of Souris is visiting her brother and slster-in- law. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence David.

Chief Petty Officer Robert Jen- kins of the Royal Canadian Navy left a few days ago on return to Halifax. N. S., after spending his holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Jenkins.

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Batch- ilder and family returned on Wed- nesday. July iisth. by car from st. Anne De Beaupre, Quebec.

on Friday. July 30th. Mr. wn. lia.m Bell, formerly of Georgetown

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Geo'town Canadian legion Meeting

.!A special meeting of the Georgetown Branch No. 18. cans- dian Legion was heid in the Leg- ion Hail on Thursday. July 20th. President Marcellus Gotell presid- ed. Members ol the Ladies Auxil-

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MONDAY - TUESDAY-2-3-8:30 P. M. "KISS ME KATE" -Color- Kathryn Grayson - Howard Keel

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and now of Trenton. N.E.. accom- panied by Mr. Reid of Trenton. visited Georgetown and were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ches- ter walker.

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Donovan of Pictou; N. 5.. are vacationing in Georgetown, as the guests at Mrs. Donovan's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Donovan.

Mr. Raymond Denoche was a business visitor to Charlottetown on Thursday, July 29th.

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Wheel chair Coach Visits Montague

..'The Walter Callow wheelchair coach visited Montague and vicin- ity Baturday and Sunday. and fourteen guests were taken for a delightful drive through the coun- try. Arriving at the Rivervlew tourist home in Lower Montague about five p.m., they were served delicious refreshments by Mrs Thoraas Jackson, proprietress. The guests were accompanied by Mia! Annabelle Mclsachern. hostess.Oaro Jonah, driver, and Mrs. Icon Johnston, Mrs. Cari Stewart. Mrs. Bernard Carin. and Mrs. sandy MacDonald of Acme Rebekah Lodge. Montague, which sponsored the visit 0! the Callow coach.

The Order also sponsored a Cal- low tag day on Saturday. the en- tire proceeds of which will be sent to the Callow Veterans and Inva- lids Welfare League. This has be- come an annual event in Mont- ague sponsored by the lodge. and has been welcomed and well re- ceived by the many patients who

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Unemployment Is Key Trouble

EDMONTON, (CP) - Unemploy- ment emerged Wednuday as one of the key problems facing the three-day CCF national conven- tion. As more than 200 delegates me: for the opening of their 13th an-1 nuai convention, they heard: i l. A labor spokesman express fear that this autumn might bring Canada her worst unemployment in history. 2. The partyls national council advise through its annual report that the ranks of the Jobless now total approximately 185,000 more than they did at this time last year.

MEETING

Regular monthly meeting Number 3 branch Canadian Legion Souris, Tuesday. Aug. 3, 1954. 8 p.m. (stand- ard time). This is an im- portant meeting. All mem- bers please attend.

iary were in attendance. The meeting was called to dis- cuss plans for the Canadian Leg- ion Provincial Convention. which will be held in Georgetown on septemdbr 6th. The meeting was addressed by Comrades Chutes Sinclair. past-president of the Charlottetown Branch. who dis- cussed in detail, convention plans. with members of the Legion and the Auxiliary. ' -A.C.

HAN D-PLUCKED

Cashmere wool from the under- fleece of Asian goats. is plucked or combed by hand.

Montague Army. Valleytield Split

.. 'The Montague Reserve Army and the Valleyfieid Bravu split a double header softball game played at Montague yesterday aitemcon. Valleyfield won the first game 11-7, and the Reserve Army won the

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Pitching for valleyfield was Ken MacDonald. cather, ,Walter Mc- Ewen. 2b: Preston Macuod, rf; Lester Peardon; lb Keith Peardon; cl. Jack Dewar; if, G. Nicholson; ab. E. Mclnnis; as. C. MacDonald; Reserve Army: p. R. Diamond: c. Crane and Sullivan: a. S. Peardon; 2b. Clair, lb. Campbell. cf. 0. Nicholson: 3b. C Landry: rf. L.

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