' Strange But True By 2. Is. MacArthur

Rmntly five women arrived at .8 suits prison at Raleigh, N. 0.. m burr; serving sentences. One of 31, me slim and. with s boyish ugh, appeared to be more nerv- ”5 man the other four. Routine mim,,nation showed the return. ffwe you guessed it? No? Well, for our information, the prisoner was ':,,,,;ur- Johnson. He confessed that M Ma wandered about as a we- an for three years. Now he will glgeud a year in prison under his nght sex, for armed robbery. Thieves stole the keys of the city an entire block of the city of 5, -mamas, Ontario. and entered my robbed nine stores and offices.

'nie itchy fingered boys first ml; .. door off its hinges and enter- ,d the Green Lumber Company nhicif owns the entire block. Door ms of all the tenants were hang- mg on a board.

The musk ox of the arctic is not a real ox. but a member of the sharp family.

It would be a better world if .11 ni us would just be content in let opportunity do the knock-

inz. . . . . More to Prince Edward Island and don't eat too much is the ad- Vice or rather the recipe for living ,,, a ripe old age. says Thomas Henderson, 96, of Long Creek. Fourteen times Nicholas Levitsky ins rrossed the Atlantic. Yet in iiliS time he has never set foot on hand. Why? Because the,Cap- m;n of the French Liner, Brltaque has orders to keep the man aboard shgp as to date no country will grant him entry. Whenever the lin- er docks Levitsky is locked up to

i mp him from going ashore.

i-when your husband comes home you can tell him you were kissed

, by the son of a King." Those words I here spoken by the Prince of Wales

uuhn later became King William iv of England) in 1830. The prince stole the kiss from the handsome rilililg wife of a. New York City iilli0l'.

But it didn't go off as smooth- 1, as the prince had hoped it imuid. The tailor who was working v. the rear of his shop, overheard rim prince's remark. I-le dashed to ma front room and gave the fresh r.s.ior a good kick in the but- locks.

"Now, when you go home," said the irate husband, "you can tell

, your family you were kicked in the

--- by a New York tailor.”

Blue rain gave the residents of Rcnsslaer. N. Y. a jolt. They thought it was due to the explosion of hy- drogen bombs. They were wrong. A large vat of blue dye at a town plant boiled over and sent fumes Into the air and tinted the rain. itrange but true.

In Miami, Florida. Paul Singer was critically wounded when a bul- let struck him in the stomach while he was teaching the safe handling of firearms to students at a Junior inch school.

Garden club Winners Announced

Results of the 13 garden clubs mmpetition held on P. E. l. have been released.

These clubs were started in May. visited once or twice during rummer months by the Depart- ment of Agriculture. Achievement nay: were held in each district (luring the first two weeks of September. Excellent displays of rageiables were arranged and-ex- hihrted by club members. The dis- plays were Judged first by mem-

mars themselves. then by the iiidgrs who commented on lessons irrri piacings.

Each garden club had excellent displays prepared and exhibited Ii. the Rural Youth Fairs. In the first year clubs, Goose River won ili'(I place, St. Peters Lake, sec- ond and Fortune Bridge, third. in the second. third and fourth roars, Meadowbank, Falrview, Stella Maris, Southport. Unionvale, Tracndie and Rennle's Road plac- ml

Mr. David Schurman, .Mr. Win- lion Smith, Mrs. Mayiea Manning. and Miss Mary Robin attended all lncai Achievement Days.

The following are the results 3' the individual garden plscings: iiirst prize 52; second. 32; third. Siirn, nnd .T5e to each member nhn had an average of over 6096).

TRA CADIE CROSS

Marie Lacey. 32.00; Mary C. L-M'c.v. 1.50; Vincent Lacey, 1.00; Jno lifachially, .75; Kenny Mac- -Vniii. .75; Vernon Smith. .75; i3"m'i:e MacDonald.'.75; Maurice fijilifln. -75: Margaret MacDonald, -01 Ruby MacDonald, .75; Tommy Atkins, .75

sr. manaas

Frnria Peters, 32.00.; Vern Gai- ianr. 1.50; Priscilla Dout-eti, 1.00; Dnrcrn Doucette, .75; Viola Pei- "Sv -75: Louis Peters. .75.

(GOOSE RIVER

iicnava Wilson, 82.00: Frances iiaclxlnnofl. 50; Frank Macl..sr- "j; 1.00:1-lids MseLaren. .15; iiilired King. .75.

somnrour

Slirnry Smellwood, 32.00; Teddle mailwood. 1.50; Barry Cooper. B - W.alter Burke, .75; Walter kulir, .75: Billy Duffy. .75; Jackie PN"i(iin, .75: Joe Smailwood, .75; M11 Gallant, .75; Joe Rogeraon, --: Elmer Cooper. .75; Jimmy M"D0Mid. .75.

5T- Nionoura

GM”li'in Gaudet. 82.00: Gerard Rnudot. 1.50: Adrien Gaudet. 1.00: 7;ibcrt Polrler, .75; Benny Poiricr. hssxias soap '

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ml” Andrewo. 1.00; Doreen An- in. 1.00: Doris Deigan, .75;

ggfloric. mccoi-mick. .75; Lola ""'- -'5; Joan Stetson, .75.

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T0 ACT IN FILM - Mrs. J. W. Mcfntosh of Ocean View. Callf., who is s sister-in-law of Mrs. Nellie Mullins of Msmpton, P. E. 1., has recently been assigned to portray the role of an elderly lady in a. religious film being produced by Westminster films of Pasadena The film is entitled "Reap the Everlasting Harvest." and some of the scenes are being shot in the McIntosh home. In real life, Mrs. McIntosh maintains close inter- est in the local county jail, and also teaches 1!. Sunday school class in Silver Acres Community Church.

Mclaren -Jenkins Wedding

Donlands United Church. To- ronto, was the scene of a pretty wedding on July 24 at 2.30 p.m.. when Rev. 1. G. Perkins united in marriage. Shirley Ann. daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Earle Jenkins, Dundas Centre. P.E.f., and Al- bert, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stewart McLaren, Forest I-lill,,P. E. I., in the presence oi a. number of friends.

The bride entered the church on the arm of her brother, Lloyd who gave her in marriage. She chose a white ballerina nylon net dress over slipper satin and sil- ver butterflies with fitted lace bolero and long sleeves. Her fing- er tip veil of soft nylon net with crown tiara fell in folds. She car- ried e cascade bouquet of red roses and white carnationa and ferns Her only ornament was a strand oi pearls.

The bridesmaid, Miss Mary Riley, wore a. pretty pink taffeta baller- ina dress and crown of pink, car- ried s bouquet of yellow roses and white carnaticns. The groom was supported by Mr. Wm. McKay.

After the ceremony the couple left on a motor trp to Prince Ed- ward Island, where a small re- ception for relatives was held at the bride's home upon their arrival.

NORTH RUSTICO

Donald Gallant. 52.00; Pineau. 1.50; Norman 1.00; Gregory Gallant, 1.00; Jo- seph Pineau, 1.00; Norman C. Gallant. .75; Norman Peters, .75; Carl Peters. 75; Kevin Blacquiere, .75.

Oswald Gallant.

MEADOWBANK Verna MacPhail. 82.00; Ruth MacPhall, 1.50; Jean MacPhali,

1.50; Beverley Jewell, 1.00; Wen- dell Hyde, .75; Byron Clow, .75; Miriam Hyde, .75; David Mac- Phali, .75; Avord Claw. .75; Garth Scott, .75.

FAIRVIEW

Claire Maclssac. 82.00; Raymond Maclsanc, 1.50; Mcrvyn MacLean. 1.00; Donald Maclsasc. .75: Inc: MacNeil. .75; Blair Smith, .75; Owen Macbean, .75.

ST. PETEIVS LAKE

Joan Gunn, 52.00; Jimmie Gunn, 1.50; Joan Macliiwan. 1.00: Judy MncEwan, .75; Lauretta MacDon- ald, .75; Dunstan MacDonald, .75; Raymond Macliwan, .75; Francis MacDonald, .75.

RENNIES ROAD

Rita Gallant. 3150: Everett Gallant, 1.00; Luetta Gallant, .75; George Proctor, .75.

MISCOUCHE

Patricia Polrir-r. 52.00: Sylvia Poiricr, 1.50; Betty Richards, 1.00; Ann Desltoches, 1.00; A. Gaudct. .75; Elana Desi-Inches, .75; Edwin Deakoches. .75: Wllhelmlne Gau- det. .75; Lucille Dealtoches. .75; Thelma Desfieches, .75; Helen Gaudet. .75; Albert Gallant, .75; Lois Gaudct. .75; Doloris Gaudet. .75; Emilinene Desltoches, .75; Claire Leclalr, .75; Carmella Mar- tin, .75; Augustine Dcsltochcs, .75; Peter Steele. .75; Ernest Gaudct. .75; Dina Deslzoches, .75; Kenneth Carr. .75; Norma DesRoches, .75.

FORTUNE BRIDGE

Marilyn Townsend. 82.00: Rodd” Altken, 1.50; Hazel Davidson, 1.00: Hazel Aliken. .75; Charlie Blsls- dcll, .75; Georgina Jackson, .75; Doria Jackson. .75. .

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MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER - Thursday evening a. shower was held at the home of Mrs. George Scnntlebury in honor of her sis- ter, Mrs. Reginald Mccsrvell. The bride received many gifts. A pleu- ant evening and lovely lunch en- joyed by ell. The hostess, Mrs. Scantlebury, was assisted by her mother. Mrs. Chester Robertson. Mrs. Keith Dalaiel Miss Frances Peters.

COMMUNION VESSELS Miss- ING - The silver Paten and two

and

glass Cruets are missing from Christ Church (Church of Eng- land) Cherry Valley. The vessels

had been left in their usual rest- ing place in the sanctuary after the last celebration of Holy Commun- ion in late July. The discovery that they were missing was made on Sunday by the priest in charge, Rev. A. E. Plei-cey.

POLICE couar .. City Magis- trate K. M. Martin had a busy ses- sion in Police Court yesterday morning. Two drunk and incapabies were lined S20 and costs or sen- tenced to 10 days in Jail. on the same charge two others were sentenced to 20 days without opt- ion of a fine; one was sentenced to 5 days; one was fined 55 or five days, and another fined :10 or five days. A man on a drunken charge was committed to Fslconwood Hospital and on ei charge of being disorderly a man was remanded for sentence till tomorrow.

5 Personals

Mrs. Elizabeth MacLennan of Charlottetown and son, Everett, motored to Borden on Sunday and visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Campbell.

Mr. and Mrs. Reginald McCar- vell of Hamilton, Ont., are honey- mooning on the Island. They are visiting with their parents and relatives. Mrs. Mccarvell was for- merly Edna Mae Robertson.

Mrs. Lester B. Melllsh. former- ly of Montague, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. W. Blair MacDon- ald and Mr. MacDonald, North River Road.

Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Farrow from Mitchell, Ontario, have been vacationing on the Island for the last two weeks, the guests of their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Web- ster. The foursome also spent I. week at Cavendish.

SPRINGVALE W. I.

The monthly meeting of Spring- vale W. I. was held at the home of Mrs. Frank Crabbe on Sept. id. Roll call was answered by the members telling where they first met their husbands.

The sick committee reported visiting all sick and sending one baby gift. The school committee reported attending to the school needs.

It was decided to hold aspecial meeting in the school on Sept. 20. and all members are urged to be present.

The next meeting is to be held at the home of the secretary. Roll call is to be answered by a school memory. Lunch committee was ap- pointed as follows: Mrs. Golden Dollar, Mrs. Lester Johnstone, Mrs. Kenneth MacDonald and Mrs. Herbie Dollar.

A delicious lunch was served by the hostess and committee and enjoyed by all.

IN MEMORIAM

in memory of MRS. ANNIE (DIXON) CAMERON

(formerly Annie Champion) of Darniey, P. E. l.

Pueed away Septembe . 1950.

Every day brings sweet memoria- Every memory brings a test.

Deep within our hearts we cherish Tlioughta of one we loved so dear.

Lovlngly Remembered and Ssdly Missed by her Sister. Mrs. Jane French, Somarviile. Mus.

IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of John Meo- Leod. who passed away September 21st, 1943

Our thoughts go wandering when daylight fades

To the Isnd of long ago,

And memory paints the scenes of

0 In the .3... or the twilight glow.

Lovlngiy Remembered by Wife and Family.

I 5 fun to paint with

(lueone county 4-N sewing clubs

The following are the results of Queen's County 4-H Sewing Club, sponsored by the Dept. of Agricul-

ture: FIRST YEAR

Junior - 1. Verna MacPhsil, Meadowbank, Norms H o w n r d, Cornwall; 2. Barbara Connor, West Royalty; 3. Aldanna Milligan, Kin- kcre; 4. Elda MacEwen, New Lon- don; 5. Deanna Robertson, South- port; 0. Ross Praught, Alberryr Plains.

Intermediate -- l. Audrey May- new, New London; 2. Helen Mac- Csbe. West Royalty; 3. Katherine Gillls. Shamrock; 4. Enid Coies. North Milton., 1. M y rn a Coles,

North Milton; 5. Jean Hubley. South Pinette. Senior -- 1. Evelyn MacEwen,

New London; 2. Betty MacDonald, Victoria Cross; 3. Jean Richnrds, Vernon River; 4. Barbara Cud- more, Harrington. SECOND YEAR

Junior - 1. Evelyn Murphy. Cherry Valley; 2. Ruth Wood, Alexandra, 2. Janet Jones. Alex- andra; 3. Marilyn MacDonald, Victoria: 4. Marilyn Clcw, Emer- ald; 5. Marilyn Robertson, South- port; 5. Norma Hyde. Cornwall. Intermediate - 1. Irene Murphy, Cherry Valley.

Senior -- l. Pauline Murphy, Cherry Valley. THIRD YEAR

Junior - 1. Bonnie MacKie, Southport; 2. Lois Moore, West Royalty; 3. Norma Robertson, Mt. Mellick; 3. Norma Morreasey, Mt. Mellick; 4. Joan Gillis, Grandview. Intermediate - 1. Miriam Hyde, Meadowbank; 1. Ruth MacPhail, Meadcwbank; 2. Pauline England, West Royalty; 3. Janette Bruce. Mt. Mellick.

THIRD YEAR ' Intermediate - 3. Elda Eoswall. Mount Mellick; 4. Margaret Hart, Victoria; 5. Margaret A n n e a r, Southport.

FIFTH YEAR Intermediate-i. Kathleen Giilis, Grandview; 2. Ruby Moore, West Royalty.

Senior Class - 1. Joyce Enl- land, West Royalty; 2. Dorothy MacPhee, Grnndview.

iielp For Multiple Sclerosis Patients Says Neurologist

MONTREAL, (GP) Multiple sclerosis patients can be helped, Montreal neurologist Dr. Reuben Rabinovitch told a rally meeting of the Montreal association for multiple sclerosis Tuesday night.

He said medical authorities were about as close to an answer about the disease as they can be with- out actually finding it.

Multiple sclerosis is a disease in which damage to the central nervous system impairs walking.

speech. hearing and eyesight. Its

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'HIl. ORAILII GIANT

The death occurred after a short illness at the Charlottetown Hospital on June I of Mrs. Jane Grant In her Tlth year.

The deceased was'a resident of Peakse until three years ago when she moved to West Royalty to live with her son, Donald and daughter, I-Ielen. Mrs. Grant who had always been a woman of such renown character and had such fine Christian principles, was an inspiration to all who knew her. she will be mimd by her friends but especially by her devoted fain-

y. She leaves to mourn five sons and four daughters: Donald, west

Royalty; Joe, Brockton, Mesa; Tom, Dorchester, Mass: Vincent. Borden: Alexander, Peskes; Mary

(Mrs. Bernard Bercovlta. Brockton, Msss.; Margaret ,Mrs. William Kllm) Brockton, Mass; Irene (Mrs. Hubert Raymond) Dorchester, Mass; Mrs. Helen Crawford at home. one brother, Mr. Joseph MacDonald of Peaks, also survives her. The funeral, held at St. Theresa's Church, was largely at- tended and was conducted by Rev. Basil Oroken.

Pallbearers were Messrs. Fergus Connors, Michael Gauthier, Jes- eph Mooney, Joseph Myers, Alfred Donnelly and Rlipli Grant. The interment was in .St. Theresa's Cemetery.

Card? or Thanks

The family of Mrs. Charles Grant wish to extend their sin- cere thsnks to her Doctor, the sisters and staff of the Chat- iottetown Hospital and all those who sent Mass Cards, letters and cards of sympathy and their neigh- bours and friends who helped in any way in their sad bereavement.

cause and its cure remains un- known.

Dr. Rabnovitch found hope in that means of diagnosing the dis- ease now were much clearer.

He said it was also found that the life span of multiple sclerosis patients was close to that of nor- mal persons. The erroneous idea, that all at a patient affected with the disease could do was slowly die in a wheel chair or in his bed, was losing ground.

Blind People Form Organization For Charlottetown Area

Charlottetown ares met

the C. N. I. B. and these two

with each other to further the interests of the blind.

The meeting was presided over by Mr. Hughie MacDonald, Chair- man of the Maritime division of the Cyinadlan Council of the Blind, who outlined the purpose of the club. He pointed out that P .E. 1. was the only province in Canada which did not have a club and also that the Canadian Council of the Blind was celebrating their 10th anniversary this fall in London, Ont., and if a club was formed in Charlottetown it would mean that all Provinces would be represented in the future.

Talks were given by Miss A. Mac- Klnnon, home teacher of the C. N. I. B. who has been teach- ing in Charlottetown and surround- ing areas, also Mr. P. C. Bower, a representative of the C. N. I. B. At the meeting it was decided to form a club and this club will be known as the "Friendship Club of the Blind."

Mr. George I-iaines was elected president and Mr. Edgar Doucette as vice-president, other officers will be elected at the next meeting. A business meeting will be held on the first Thursday of each month and a social evening will be held on the third Thursday of each month. All blind people are cordial- ly invited to attend these meet- ings.

The following are some of the aims of the club: (a) To foster a bond of union among the blind. (b) To provide efficient organiza- tions by which prompt and united action can be obtained, beneficial to the blind, when such action is necessary. (c) To promote the social life of the blind. (d) To co- operate with other organizations for and of the blind in any mat- ters beneficial to the blind.

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Sweep Tleliete Seized In Ottawa

OTTAWA, (CP) - Buyers of sweepstake tickets have contri- buted 35,212 and I269 to the city treasury. -

The money was ordered turned over the city Tuesday. It was seized by morality officers in raids on local express offices. The officers picked up 251 parcels. 8,348 stubs, and 2,170 tickets on Irish, Army, Navy and Air Force; and Canadian Racing Association sweepstakes.

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open house Wednesday for state and national leaders in thc poultry industry who gathered here to dedicate a new poultry science building. It was formally chris- tened Jull Hall in honor of the Ontario-born Merely A Juli head of the poultry department in thc Collcge of Agricuture since 1938

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If one Montreal wommlmiefoadsi reflects the opinion of others of , -her sex, then men drivers are crude, primitive bullies when they spot a woman driver at the wheel. "I hate them," she said. lIThey drive either like sloppy, absent-minded old men, or iikd hopped-up u v e n i I e delin- quents." If you are a woman. driver who gets blue in the fsca' at the idea that men. driversi are superior to women, you wl'Il' certainly enjoy reading The Standard this week. Get The Standard-on sale now, com- plete with Picture Magazine, 12-page novei and 20 pages of