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Oleory and - Vicinity Much sympathy ls felt for ‘Mr.

Preston Thompson o! O‘Leary in the loss o! two valuable milk 00W!-

Miases Fern Oulton and Elaine McLeod, who are employed tnBusn- merside. spent the week-and at their homes in Brae.

Mr. Stanley Dunvllle of 0'Leary motored to Murray Harbor on Thursday with a load of herring to be used as bait for the lobster season.

Rev. H. M. and Mrs.‘ Burgess of O'I..eary. and family. left on Mon- day. April 26th for Cambrldse. MBSL, to visit Mrs. Burgess’ father who is seriously ill.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Woodside, 0'Leary, and Mrs. Allison Harris, Summerside, motored to Halifax over the week-end to visit friends and relatives.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rogenon and iiittle son. James. have taken up reddence in Unlonvale. Mrs. Rog- erson was formerly Miss Dorothy Wood of West Devon.

Mr. Bpurgeon Harris, 8t. ‘John, N. 13., motored to his home in O‘- Leary accompanied by rriends, and was the guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Harris.

Mr. Rod McNevin oi’ O'l..ea:y has been appointed manager of the Alberton Oo.-0p. Store. l-lis many friends wiish him every success in his new position.

Mr. Charles Read. son of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Read. Coleman. stu- dent at McDonald College, Mont- real, is spending a few days at his home.

Miss Beulah MacWllliams who is employed in Summerside spent the week-end at her home in Carleton Lot d, the guest oi’ her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carrol Mcwiliiams.

Mr. and Mrs. Byron McPhee oi’ Coleman have returned from an enjoyable visit to Boston. Three of the children stayed with relatives at Petlcodiac, N.B., while their par- ents went on to Boston.

Miss Dorothy Read, who ls em- olnyed with the Bank of Nova Scoe qtia in Summerside spent the week- end at her home in, Coleman, the guest od her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Read.

Keith Stetson and Fred McAus- land, pupils 0'! Bloomfield United Church Sunday School received certificates on Sunday, May lst, for memorizins the Beginners’ Cathe- chism.

Mrs. J.D. Kennedy of O‘Leary, who has been a patient in the P. E. I. Hospital, Charlottetown, suf- fering from a. stroke. has returned to her home. Bhe is warmly wei- comed back by her many friends.

The many friends and relatives of Mr. Ralph Ellis of Knutsford are sorry to learn that he is a pa- tient in the P. E. I. Hospital in Charlottetown for treatment. They all unite in wishing him a needy recovery.

The new Junior Choir which ‘was recently organized in O’Leary Un- ited Church. under the leadership

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San. Rlsmond B. Baldwin of Connecticut, above, outspoken leader of the GOP liberal wing in Congress. is under criticism from his Republican colleagues for his decision to quit the Ben- ate in December to accept ap- pointment to the Connectiart Bu- preme Court. He was appointed by Gov. Chester Bowler.

of Mrs. Keith Motheson, will con- duct the service of song for the first time since their organization on Mothers’ Day. '

Schools at Brae and in Bloomfield have started again after being closed for _the winter months. The superintendents are Mrs. Ivy Mc- l-‘adyen and Mr. John R. Dtignan.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry (Jollicutt of Springfield West will ha’ shortly moving to Unionvale, to the house Just vacated by Mr. Archie Suth- erland. who with his family are now living in O‘Leary. Mr. Colli- cutt has recently taken over the garage and service station of Stan and Albert Dunviile. They have been iivin! at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. P. Cvotelle.

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wrote the recent Temperance ex. aminations made splendid marks and one youna lady. Leila Ruby

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Mr. John Simmons of Coleman celebrated his ninety-second (92ndi birthday on Sunday, May 1st at his home. surrounded by his relat- ives and family. This deu- 01d gentleman received the cqngram. iations of his friends and neigh- bOYS. who unite in wishing him more happy birthdays. Mr. Sim. llllgnium an’ dining the win-

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The lovely silver Baptismal Font which b" Purchased from the United Church Publishing House in Toronto by the Canadian Girls in “$311118 ‘>1 Ol-eery UnitedChurch, has arrived and will be dedicated ‘"1 Mflhm’ Day. May 8th. The C-G-I-T- Dian m hold their Moth- ff‘ Ind Daughter Bgnqugt on vlednesday, May 13th The leader‘ 0f the 0.0.111‘, “e M,‘ W_G' Dickson and Mrs. Herbert Vatchar

The Ladies’ Aid of 0'14",” United Church held a special meet. ‘"1 W Mend-v nlsht. my 2nd n we Thoma of the president, M", E,

- "FY19? and decided to purchase eighteen (l8) choir gowns and also one for the Minister, Rev. W. G Dickson. It. is expected that the gowns will be available for Sunday M" 29"‘ "ha" CYI-eerv United Church will celebrate its 26th an- niversary and dedicate m new cliillflh DEWI. The special speakers w be Rev. Dr. Fiemington of Sackviiie, N.B., and Rev. K. G. Sni- iivan of Summerside.

The Brae Young People’; Unto" of the United Church held ma]; rellllar meeting an Monday‘ May 2nd at the home of Mr. and M", Fred W. MClADd, with the vice. President. Msrlorie McPhee, presid. Infl and conducting preliminary Worship. The Study Book was ts. ken by Mr. McLeod, assisted by Mrs. IVY McFadyen and Mrs. Rn- bert Oulton. The minister, Rev. \V. G. Dickson, was then heard in a special lecture on "Christianity and Communism," after which games

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Island Olri Guido Commissioners At Nonoton Nesting

Island Girl Guide Costlnilssion- ers who ware wtsent at s two- dsy weekend conference held at the Brunswick Hotel. Mounton. N. 3., have returned homo with glow- ing reports o! its success. This was the first suoh conference held in the past fourteen years. and H delegates were in attendance.

The openlnc session was in chars! ol ma. noun Prov/infill commission tor the Province o! New Brunswitt, and, the theme was: "Commissioners -tihelr Aims and Duties."

‘rho second charge of Mrs. J. Gordon Mac- Donald. Provincial Commissioner for the Province o! Prince liidiward Island, and the theme was: “Guid- ors-how to attract and main- taln."

The ooncludina session was in charge of Mrs. shank. Provincial Commissioner for the PROV!!!“ 01' Nova Srotla. and the theme was: "The Brownie Program." At this session Mrs. A. Jam”. Hi1“!!- gave 3, report on the interns- tlonal phase of Guiding.

At the sessions ideas were ex- changed and problems discussed at length. The guest speaker, Miss Patricia Atwood, Eagle Owl Di- pioma'd Golder, gave a rnost in- spiring address on the Brownie Program.

The conference was brought to n. close after a Luncheon hflld at the Beaver Club. Moncton, at which functions a telegram was sent to Girl Guide Headquarters, saint John's, Newfoundland. wel- coming them and Odffylnfl 8'9"‘ m‘; grom_ the Maritime Oommls- floners.

Those in attendance at. the Conference from Prince Edvuard Island were: Mrs. J. G. MacDon- ald, Provincial Commissioner. Mr§~ Harry cudmore. Deputy Provincial Commissioner. Mrs. C. H. Beer- Training Commissioner, lvtlss Su- zanne MacKinnon — Provincial camp Advisor. Mrs. Fred Jen- kins — Field Secretary, lilies Iphigenie Arsenault Division Omnmissloner and Miss Lillian Duchemin ‘Public Relations commissioner, all of Charlotte- town, Mrs. D. C. ‘rompkips — Dis- trlct commissioner. Summersidc. and ma. 1.. H. Poole - Division Commission , and Mrs. Donald Samson —- District Commissioner both of Montague.

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The Younl Pwvlfl Univ" vi °" Leary United Church held their regular meeting on Thursday W911" mg, April 28th in the Sunday School room of the church. with the president. Miss Hester Boates. presiding and. conductinz Pfflllm‘ inary worship. The study was con- ducted by the Minister, Rev. W. G. Dickson, whose topic was ‘Christi- anity versus Communism". l-le also conducted the Bible Study in the Gospel of Mark and led in some jolly games, after which the Miz- pah Benediction was pronounced.

Saturday April 30th saw a very largo number of people in 0'l..eary in the night. It was by far the largest number of people in O’- Leary since the fall, with practic- ally all parking plies filled. It was pleasant to see so many of the country people able to get in to ULesry again. as the roads are gradually getting better. 0n Bat- urday nights in the summer the population of 0'l.eary is doubled and sometimes three-fold and more as people from a radius of fifteen miles or more come into O'Leary to do their shopping.

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