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; Wing Cmdr. W. E. Edsel‘.

' RCAF Station Summerside. l presents the Lewis trophy for r proficiency to Flt. Lt. Royl

of No. 641 (Tignishi Squadron at the annual dinner meeting of the P.E.I. Division of the

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Alberton and West Prince County

2 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Mon. Oct. 15, 1962.

Excellent Quality ls Shown In Harvest Ex. Fruit Classes

The following are the first, second and third placings in the judging of the fruit class at the Provincial Harvest Exhibition at the Provincial Exhibition grounds.

Apples, Gravensteln — Beat- rice Reeves. Cross Roads; Mrs.

WESTERN

BRIEFS”

I8 PATIENT Miss Ada Williams, Alberton, ’ nt in the Western

IN MONCTON -

Miss Sophie Ramsay and G. M. ‘Donald. Alberton, are visit- ing Dr. and Mrs. Stanley K. Donald, Moncton.

VISITED ALBERTON

. cl Mrs. Frank Larkin have returned to their home in Rockland. Mass. after visiting brieﬂy with the former's moth- er. Mrs. H. J . Larkin, Alberton.

WAS FLOWERBEARER

In the report of the funeral of Mrs. Parmenas Brennan in Friday's paper the name Fred Forsythe was inadvertent- ly omitted from the list of flower bearers.

WOOD FUNERAL — The funeral for Mrs. John C. Wood was held from North Bedeque United Church Saturday after- noon, Oct. 13. Service was con- ducted by J. T. Waldron. Hymns sung were “The Lord's My Shepherd." "Unto The Hills." and "Safe In The Arms Of Je- sus." Interment took place in Peoples’ cemetery, Summerslde. Pallbearers were Everett Gun- ning. George Waite, Edwin Mac- Neill. D. Alex MacDonald, Ben- jamin Pillman and Frank Town- send.

3.

E. Howatt, Jr.. Tryon; Mrs. Preston Neill, North Milton. Apples, McIntosh — Beatrice

Howatt. Jr.. Mrs. Eric Laird. North Milton.

Apples. Cortland — Beatrice Reeves, Mrs. E. Horwatt. Jr.. Mrs. J. A. Auld, Winsloe RR 1.

Apples. Red Delicious —— Mrs. E. Howatt, Jr., Beatrice Reeves, Mrs. J A Auld

TIGNiI§l-IWst:,UADRON RCEIVES ROPHY

MacLeod. commanding officer 1 Air Cadet League of Canada

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_ ter and Mrs. A. C. Green.

held Friday night at RCAF Station Summerside..

Newly-Wecls Are Honored

ALBERTON — Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Rayner were guests ol honor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Hunter, Alberton, Wednesday evening when repre- sentatives of Albarton United Church congregation assembled to present them with gifts in recognition of their marriage which took place recently.

They were brieﬂy addressed by Wesley Hardy and, on behalf or the entire congregation. gifts for their household were present- ed by Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Hun-

A pleasant social evening was enjoyed and refreshments were served by the ladies.

WEATHER

TORONTO (CP) —— Tempera- tures issued by the weather

Apples. Northern spy - Mrs. 0...“

tie Laird.

Apples. Hume —- Beatrice Reeves. Mrs. E. Howatt, Jr. Apples, any other variety — Beatrice Reeves. Mrs. E. Ho- watt. Jr.. Rollin Hooper. North Milton.

Crabapples. any variety — Mrs. E. Howatt Jr.. Mrs. Eric Laird.

Apples. collection Te Mrs. Everett Howatt, Jr._ ‘Beatrice Reeves. Mrs. Eric Laird.

ter, York; Bert Hooper. Beat- rice Reeves. Pears. Clapp's Faavorite—Mrs

ves. Bert Hooper.

Pears, any other variety - Mrs. E. Howatt, Jr., Mrs. J. A. Auld. Beatrice Reeves.

Plums, Lombard — Mrs. E. Howatt, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Char- les Jones. Pownal.

Plums, Yellow Egg — Connie Cullen. Charlottetown; Janet O'Donnell. St. Jean Elementary

lottetown.

Plums, Blue Damson — Mrs. E. Howatt, Jr., Joan O'Donnell. Charlottetown, Janet O'Donnell. Charlottetown.

Plums, Bradshaw — Mrs. Eric Laird.

Plums. any other variety — Mrs. E. Howatt, Jr.: Mrs. J. L. Rodd, North Milton; Mrs. J. A. Auld

Blueberries, cultivated —— M. G. Foster, York; Mrs. E. How- att. Jr.: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jones.

Cranberries — Robert Coffin. Parkdale; GODCJOII Coffin, Park- dale; Fulton Coffin, Parkdale.

JIERNARD FUNERAL -;- Fu-

neral services for Paul Ber-

nard held from the Kenslngton ed a

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Rev. E.l-l. Bean and Rev. Ralph

Johnston. "The Lord's My

Shepherd" ‘vas sung by the '4 choir and congregation with '4 Gordon Murray as organist. In Pallbearers were Ross Mac- l§ Kmie. Harold Ramsay. Scott I

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in good shape till Wednes- day Oct. 17. M.F. Welsh, 51 Chestnut Street. 4-8957.

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Yr.-1-mouth . 44 .John’s . 38 46 HALIFAX (CP)—The weather office says skies will be gen- erally clear. ‘ Regional forecasts: l Halifax and vicinity, South Shore, Annapolis Valley. East- ern N.B Counties: Sunny with» a few cloudy periods; cool:, westerly winds 15. Low-high at Halifax and Yarmouth 38 andl 51', Kentville 36 and 52. Moncton : d

an 50. , Northern Nova Scotia. East-- ern Shore, Prince Edward Is- land: Sunny with afternoon cloudy period; cool: northwest winds 15. Low-high at New Glasgow and Goshen 38 and 50. Charlottetown 38 and 50.

Cape Breton: Mostly cloudy but with sunny periods this afternoon; cool; west winds 15.; Low-high at Sydney 38 and 50.,

St. John River Valley. Bay at} Chaleur: Mostly clear; cool;. westerly winds 15. Low-high at Fredericton and Saint John 34 and 52, Edmundston and Camp- bellton 30 and 47.

High tide today at Charlotte-- town at 12:08 am. and —. At Rustico at 7:30 am. and 7:05 p.m. Summerside tide eighteen minutes later than Charlottev town. Sim rises today It 6:10 and sets at 5:22.

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