DNESDAY rim GUARDIAN. cnannorrrrown , A , JULY 5. 1950 
     
    
   
   
    
     tmrsnti aunitouui 
     
    
   
   
    
     ' .v-mu msvnaxca -- All kinda, 
     
     funny: Boyd Beairato, Konsington. 
     
    
   
   
    
     y-IIOIII RACE! It Alberton. 
     
     ' bth. Three Classes. Harry 
     
     Brien, Secretary. 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
     "pwm nave in stotk . limited 
     
     lumber ot.Hardle Sprayers. Jame: 
     
     A. MacNelll and Sons. Sllmm9F 
     
     Iido. 
     
    
   
   
    
     .-EIGITTY-EIGHTH Blll'l'llltAY 
     
     Q-Mr. John Cullen of Hope River 
     
     h receiving congratulations on 
     
     having celebrated his eighty-eighth 
     
     birthday anniversary on Saturdlay. 
     
     June 24th. Mr. Cullen is enjoying 
     
     good health for one of his yf'35'-it 
     
     and with Mrs. (lullen will with- 
     
     rate the 59th anniversary of tho." 
     
     marriage on July tlth. Mrs. Citlfr: 
     
     is aeveral years younger than  
     
     husband. Both are keen lovers of 
     
     Howers and take pride in then 
     
     gtuden and house plants. The care 
     
     at the poultry and flowers arm 
     
     14;, reading of the dailv Guardian 
     
     keeps them occupird. healthy anti 
     
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     u-FUNERAT. MUNDAY. - The 
     
     funeral of the late Lloyd Gol- 
     
     um. gnll nt Mrs. Louis Gallantand 
     
     this late Mr. Gallant ot summeraide 
     
     was held Monday mominl WWI 
     
     requiem mas: relebrated in St.  
     
    

    
     Pauli! Fhurrh ivy Rev. J H. Ile- 
     
    

    
     Clair. The rlvrvasrd, who was a 
     
    

    
     xetrmu of tho srvnnd World War. 
     
    

    
     was areordrrl the honors of a mil-p  
     
    

    
     ttary funrtnl. members nf the Can- ' 
     
     "nan Legion attending in a body. 
     
     The pallbearers wane Messrs. ver- 
     
     non Gallant. Camille Gaudet. John , ' 
     
     Gallant. Ext-rein Gallant, John 
     
     Clements, Clan-lice Gallant. The 
     
     ilnal rites at the grave were per- 
     
     formed by Rev. A. J MacLeod. 
     
     lnterment was in St Pauiis Cem- 
     
     eterll, Summersido.--S. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     B 0 T H 
     
     STORES 
     
    
   
   
    
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     . -SPLENDID RE ITAI. PRE-I 
     
     RENTED AT ()'LliARY. -v The 
     
     0'Learv Hall was pavked (tn Mon-I 
     
     day night. June 26. when they 
     
     ntupils of was. H. M. Burgess of. 
     
     0'Lt-arv )1r0SPnlo(l a most enjoy- 
     
     able and successful Piano Recital. 
     
     Every nt1mb('r was it-ry well done 
     
     and reflects great. credit. on the; 
     
     students themselves and also showsl 
     
     the very thorough training which 
     
     they have received from their 
     
     capable and conscientious teacher. 
     
     Mrs. Burgess. Tho following is the' 
     
     program:- Starlight Waltz -- 
     
     Oiaudeltc M:icNmll; Soil. Soft 
     
     Music i- Stealing -- Lana Ttu'ner: 
     
     Little spring: Song -- Vlrginlai 
     
     Sililker: The Fox Hunt - Karol 
     
     Bernard: Vocal Solo - Rev. An- 
     
     drew Cone of the Elmsdale Churchl 
     
     iii the Nazarene. Rev. Mr. Cone. 
     
     shortly be leaving for his new 
     
     pastorate i.n Middleton. N. S.. alter 
     
     A most. slit-t-cssfixl pastorate at 
     
     F.lnl5dc'IlI'. P. E. 1.. about nine miles 
     
     from O.L1FnT)': Minuet a Barbara 
     
     VT8CNPlilt Guide Right March - 
     
     Naucy Cmtmbrll: Pussyis Uullaby 
     
     --Swurlrw Vl'rtlwws': Waltz -- 
     
     1-hlern Srlliilrmlil Indian Drums- 
     
     C.Vnthin Kennedy: Swans on the 
     
     Lake Lana Tumer: Rustic 
     
     Da'ltP - Carolyn Burgess: Read- 
     
     ing-Mrs. Aiir'.iTPu' Cone of Elms- 
     
     dalr, P. E I: Parade of the Mid- 
     
     gets,-Bnrbmw 31-icNeill; The Clock 
     
     --Sanrirtt Mattliowsz Waltz -- 
     
     Blanrlir llanhcvvs; Theme from 
     
     Liehcs:r1::xns 4 Nam-y Campbell; 
     
     vocal solo  Rrv. Andrew Cone; 
     
     Thror Ezirlmnnr-rs - Karol Ber- 
     
     nard; Britrzirolle -- Mrs. L. G. 
     
     Dewar. Minuc: -- Claudette Mac- 
     
     Neill; waltz H Isabel MacDonald; 
     
     Stumher son: -- Eileen Saun- 
     
     ders; Falling Leaves -- Cynthia 
     
     Kennnxlv. The pupils looked most 
     
     attractive in their long gowns. 
     
     The spacious hall was very attrah. 
     
     tlvety decorated with flowers, 
     
     hnughs. etr, A rnllectlon was tak- 
     
     on at the door. The different items 
     
     on the pl'0El”(1ll1 were announced 
     
     by Mrs. H. M. Burzess. ThP ushers 
     
     were Miss Olive Jelly and Miss 
     
     l..orralne .lln('Nolll, dressed in 
     
     long gowns. ---Ow . 
     
    
   
   
    
     vent! 
     
    
   
   
    
     - HREE BIG DAYSt 
     
     THURSDAY "i" FRIDAY N7” SATURDAY ”"i” 
     
     The Great Once - A - Year Sale   . 
     
    

    
     A Notod For its Amazing Values! T 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Personals 
     
    

    
     v-Mr and Mrs. Frank Hazlnlo 
     
     hurl snn Hzirzh. and Mr. and Mrl. 
     
     James A. Steu-at-l. of Kelvin mor- 
     
     on-ri in Stanley Bridge on Sunday 
     
     and were ;zuesl.! of Mr. and Mrs. 
     
     John S. .VlarKav and family. K 
     
    
   
   
    
     READ THE BIG 93rd BIRTHDAY PARTY BULLETIN MAILED 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     -Mr. anrl Til-rs. Fwd Paynter and 
     
     fan -.- K:-lvn. arrnmnanicd by 
     
     Nlrs. Tmmrirrl Pi:-krvriniz. Sher- 
     
     lvmake. and Mrs. Reheera Cham- 
     
     Dmrt oi KI-was nalnn. motored to 
     
     swim or Thursrlav and were the 
     
     nf M: and Mrs. Genrae 
     
     nttfi Invvitljv, T0l'lY1Pl"iy of 
     
     Kvnsiriintt. K 
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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