JUNE a4. - 1949

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CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES m succgss To

THE ' VILLAGE RESTAURANT

We were happy in supplying the Bulld- ing Materials and Hardware.

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CONGRATULATIONS I to

ma. ALBERT ROOP

5 y. on the opening of I

THE VILLAGE RESTAURANT

ELECTRICAL WIRING

was done by

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A NEW PLEASANT PLACE TO DINE A few minutes drive from Charlottetown —Equipped with road-side Snack Bar. Fou ntain. Dining Room and Veranda for out- door afternoon teas.

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CONGRATULATIONS To

MR. ALBERT ROOP

On the Opening of

The Village Restaurant a. ll. HUGHES

FIRE — LIFE — AUTO INSURANCE

The Village

Supplied by

MICHAEL BROS.

Restaurant

. MEMBER INNKEEPTES ASSOCIATION OF P.E.l. CONGRATULATIONS MEATS SERVED _ Restaurant and l?’ ‘ODA FOUNTAIN SUPPLIES I

.. The Village Restaurant

were supplied by

J. M.’s

City Market Building

For Cooking and Water Heating use THERMOGAS Sale - on... i- Reliable

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See our full range at Electrical Stoves and Heaters. The latest on the,

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With Every

Success u

Albert

CONGRATULATIONS

To

The Village Restaurant

PAINTS supplied by

Sherwin-Williams Ltd.

BRANCH stone

Queen St.

Charlottetown

PLUMBING“ and WATER SYSTEM

For all Plumbing or Heating needs call

J. E. READY

Grafton Street

We are proud of" the part we playsdln

the completion of

The Village Restaurant

liy installation of the

HXGHFIELD U.W.A.

Th9 “Euler monthly meeting oi Ii-ishfield United Women's Assoc- iation was held on the evening of May ﬁ at the home o! Mrs. Bent- ley Creed. Mrs. Stanley Proude conducted the worship period which opened with the hymn, "O Master Let Mo Walk With Thee". lollowed by the members reading ln unison Matthew 2028116. The lead- er then read a selection based on this portion oi Scripture dealing with the sin o! envy. A mayor was followed by the hymn. "Work For ‘The Night Is Coming."

The president opened the busin- Ne period by asking or the roll ﬂail. and then the m "utcs o! the l5“ mtttiﬂtl» which were read and llmroved. The friendship secre-

tary reported having sent two giiti and the bills tor these were paid. It was decided to send a gift to a sick member. Then followed a dis- cussion regarding the cleaning of the church. and some plans were made to do this.

Mr. Stanley Hurry invited the members to her home for the June meeting when Mrs. William Burg- ms and Mrs Stillman Frizzell will be on the lunch committee. and Mrs. Frlzzell will conduct the devotions. The meeting closed with Mrs. Proude reading __the poem, "It I Forget", attsr which a delicious lunch was served by

the hostess assisted by Mrs. Proude.

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YORK AND VICINITY

Mrs. Peter Proud. York. was a visitor to the city on Friday.

Mrs. Dolph Murray, York, be. gan work at the Dalvay Hotel on Thursday.

Miss Anita‘ Lewis. York. has accepted a position at the Carter Co, Charlottetown.

Rev. J. H. MacCalium attended the United Church conference in Sackville, N. B.. last week.

Mr. Lowell Watts, city, is visit- ing in York the guest o! his sister, Mrs. Ira Lewis.

Miss Olga Forsythe, City. was a visitor to York on Sunday, the guest oi! Miss Christine Proud.

Mr. Ollie Brown, City, is visit- ing in York. the guest oi Mr. and Mrs. Harold Watts.

Miss Aletha Brown, York. has accepted a '“on at Green's wholesaler- in Charlottetown.

Mr. Donald Crockett was a vis-' itor to Winsioe on Wednesday. the guest o! Mr. Robert Crasweli.

Mrs. Albert Proud. York. is vil- iting in Oyster Bed Bridge. the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon.

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Hrs. Gordon Crockett spent Wed- nesday in North Winsloe. the guest ot Mr. and Mrs. Claude

Ir. and Mrs. Allison Tait and son were visitors to York on Sun- day. the guests oi Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vsssey.

llrs. Ernest MacDonald. York. was a visitor to the city on Fri- day. tits guest ol her cousin. Miss Roma Rod .

‘Many friends o! Iliﬂ Alice Crockett are sorry to hear that

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treatment. Her friends wish her a speedy recovery.

Mrs. Herbert Lewis, York. is visiting in the city the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Miller Mac- Fadyen.

Mrs. Fred Thompson and baby daughter have returned to their home in York alter spending a few weeks in the city.

Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Scott, Marshfield, were visitors to York on Sunday, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lelth Brown.

Mr. Harry Lewis, York, last week purchased a new truck. which he will find very conven- ient in farm work.

The Full-O-Pep quiz show was held in York last week, wild! iilms were shown and many con- testants took part in the quiz.

Mrs. Gordon Crockett and son Donald attended the shower for

Mr. and Mrs. Benson_ Auld, iin West Covehead on Friday even- ing.

The regular meeting ot the Alpha Women's Institute was held on Tuesday evening at the home o! Mrs. Raymond Vesscy. There was a fair attendance.

Miss Marion Murray has return- ed to her home in York after completing her business course at Union Commercial College, Char- lottetown.

The Winsloe Y. P. U. presented their play the "Meddlcsome Maid in York Hall on Monday. Therc was a lair attendance and every- one enjoyed themselves immense-

A iarewell party W35 held l“ York Hﬂll on Friday evening for Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Vessey and son Sterling. who have left this community to take up residence in Winsloe. Rev. Mr- Micclllum in his usual jovial manner SD03“? n tow words and then he called on islr. Harold Watts who read

an address on behalf o! the peo- ple o! York. and presented i-Iwm with a lovely chair. Then all 10in- ed in singing “For They Are Jolly Good Fellows". Then Wﬂldell thanked everyone tor their kind remembrance. The remainder o! the evening was spent in a sing- song and social intercourse. Lunch was then served by the ladiesand all departed wishing Wendell, Ethel and Sterling happiness in their new home.

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met at the home of Mrs. Alexander Morrison on June 2nd with the vice president. merits - presiding. opened by unison. _ Minutes of last read and approved. Roll call was responded

Lowell Cle- Meetlng was in meeting were

eight members.

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each one giving s beauty hint. Th1 treasurer gave her report, staiin] that proceeds irom the bazaar amounted to $31.93 making total amount of funds on hand $79.38. Mrs. W. MacQuarrie. convention president. gave her report o! the executive meeting. ~

Sick committee gave their re- port and secretary was asked ta send fruit to a member of the dis- trict ln the Alberton Hospital and candy to a sick member o! the In- stitute in the Prince County Hos- pital. A new committee was then appointed for June. Secretary was asked to invite the Glenwood 1n- stitute members to the next meet- ing to be held at Mrs. Alexander Morrison's. Roll call to be answer- ed by a short story. Correspond- ence consisted of the list oi con- ventions and their dates. Meeting then adjourned and n dainty lunch was served by the hostess. Collec- tion amounting to $1.10.

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