Plsquid East

, 'Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Jay and Mrs. Harold Jay motored to Lorne v.uey, October 19 and were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earle Mac- Donald.

Master G a r fiel d MacDonald. Covehead Road. spent the week of October 17, with his sister. Mrs. Floyd Jay and Mr. Jay.

Mr. Guy Jay. spent the October 2.1, week-end at the home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Jay. -

Mr. Owen Kelly was a visitor in Charlottetown on October 22.

Mr. Edward Jay. was a visitor in Charlottetown. Saturday, Oct- aber 28.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter MacDon- aid and daughter. Bernice, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Jay in October 24.

Miss Mabel Jay, Charlottetown. SDEIIE the October 23, week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Levi Jay.

Mr. Gerald Birt has returned to Marathon. Ontario. after spending his holidays with his parents. Mr. ind Mrs. Wallace Birt.

Miss Juanita Jay, student at P. W. C., spent the October 23 week- end with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Edward JaY- l

Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose lilac-p Miuan, Pnwnal, were guests of- Mr. and Mrs. Owen Kelly, October 24.

Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Jay. were xisltors in Montague, October 23. 'l'heye were accompanied by Mrs. Harold Jay and Master Garfield MacDonald.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kelly were visitors in Fort Augustus, Sunday, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Howard iii-ron. BA-

OYSTER BED BRIDGE W. I.

The October meeting of the Oys- ter Bed Bridge W. I. was held at the home of Mrs. Colin and Mrs. Wallace Higgins. The meeting was opened by repeating the creed. Five members were present. The min- utes of the September meeting were read and approved. Receipts for donations made to the Cancer and iron Lung Funds were received.

It was decided to hold a pantry sale in October at Charlottetown. The November meeting will be held It the MacPherson home with roll .-all to be answered with member- iiiip fees. The meeting closed by repeating the Lord'c Prayer. A de- IICIDLIS lunch was served by the has-

less.

"Georgetown

--'On Sunday. October 24th. Hon. Eugene Cullen and Mrs. Cullen, ac. Wmllanied by their two daughters. Frances Ann and Connie motored to Georgetown and Brudenell, when they Were guests at the home ot- Mr. and Mrs. Richard Carley.

M11 Dilly Gordon of Cardigan, R-- R... was a visitor to Georgetown on October 25th.

On October 26th. Mr. Malcolm MSCLEBH and Mil. Allan MacLc3n of Greek River. were business visi- tors to Georgetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Chester Walker motored to Charlottetown on October 26th.

Mr. Stephen Si-ully was a busi. ness visitor to Cliai-loueiown on Tuesday. '

Mt. Clifford Filmore of Saint Joli". N. B.. is visiting Mrs. Fil- more and daughter Marlon, at the home of Mrs. Ftlmore's parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. P. George, Sr,

Mrs. H. P. George Sr,, left, re. Gently for Saint John. N 38.. where she will visit with her son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Butler.

Mr. Norman Thompson, Canadian National Railways Station Agent '13 Georgetown is at present on his annual holidays.

Mr. D. A. Mccormack was a business visitors to Charlottetown on October 26th.

..'Friends of Mr. Henry M”. I911 are Pleased to hear that he has r e t u r n e d to. his home in Gellfzetown, after being a patient in the Charlottetown Hospital,

Mrs. James MacLeod of Murray RIVCP. 1: spending some time in Georgetown, with her mother, Mrs. Minnie Rafuse, who is confined to her home through illness. Mrs. Rafuse's many friends wish her a speedy return to good health.

Miss Sheila DeLong and Miss Joan Murphy, students at Prince of Wales College. were week-end visitors to their homes in George- town.

Miss Elizabeth Grant. 5 c h n nl teacher at Vernon. spent ilic past weekend with relatives in George- town.

The many friends of Mr. Wil- liam S. Martell are pleased to hear that he has returned to his home in Georgetown. after being a pa- tielnt in the Charlottetown Hospi- ta .

Friends of Mr. Joseph Fair-

Says Being Fat Is "No Ioke"

TORONTO (CP)-Being fat is no joke but,"the No. 1 scourge of man on this continent." Dr. D. Law- rence Wilson of Kingston General Hospital said Tuesday.

Addressing the dietetic section of the Ontario Hospital Association in annual convention. he said too many laymen tend to regard fat- ness as almost anything but what it actually is-an avoidable handi- cap to health and long life.

He said research has shown that between the ages of 45 and 50. per- sons 20 pounds overweight have a death rate 116 per cent great- er than those of normal weight.

town, are sorry to hear that in- juries sustained in a recent ac- cident in the United States, has necessitated his entering the Vet- eran's Hospital in South Hunting- boro, Roxbury, Mass.

Mr. John D. Gotell was a rec- ent visitor to Charlottetown.

Mr. Preston Gillis of Point Prim, was a business visitor to George- town on Oct. 22nd.

The many friends of Miss Mary Fitzgei'ald. familiarly known as "Aunt Mary." are sorry to hear of her present illness and all join in wishing her a complete and speedy return to good health.

Mr. and Mrs. Brainard Murphy and family of Charlottetown. mo- tnred in Cicnrg-t0wn on Sunday. Oct. 24th where they visited rel: zitives.

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Mr. and Mrs. Warren Enman and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Enman. Vernon. were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Vessey. York, on Oct. 24th.

Miss Gloria Hardy celebrated her ninth birthday on Sunday at the home of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Slackford, City.

Mrs. Herbert Kelly and Wendell of Stanhope, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Matthews. York on Sunday. Oct. 24th.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lawson, Stanhope, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Watts, York. Oct. 24.

Mr. and Mrs. Ira Lewis. York, attended the funeral of the late Judge Lloyd G. Lewis. Summer- side.

Mp. and Mrs. Lcitli Brown were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cooke, at their 25th wedding anni- versary.

Mrs. Ben Mallett was hostess

to the W.M.S.. on Monday evening. . Oct. 25.

Miss Mabel Lawson spent Sun- day in York. the guest at Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Watts.

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Vessey and family, York, spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ver- non Hughes, Harrington. Oct. 24th.

Mr. and Mrs. Earle Jones and family were the guests of Mr. and

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NEW YORK (AP)-The liner Queen Elizabeth Wednesday made her fastest turnaround yet-head- in; back to England only 17 hours and 45 minutes after she docked here. spokesmen for the Cunard Line said the operation, which beat by more than two hours the prev- ious record. involved handling 2.045

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spent Sunday in York.

the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cook. City, on Saturday evening.

the fall vaca lard Murray and Miss Jean Mc- Leod as teachers.

R.C.A.F.. Station, Summerside. spent the week-end at her home in York. BO.

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THE SHOW WINDOW OF MARITIME AGRICULTURE

'You Are cordially lnviteiIgTo Visit The

1954 Maritime Winter Fair

AMHERST, N.s. 7 DAYS - October 30th to November 6th

For living accommodation. reserved seats. etc.. contact the Manager. Maritime Win-

for Fair. Amherst. N. 5. Telephone 9324.

PROGRAM 1954

FRIDAY. OCTOBER 29th

. 9:00 n.ni. -Rural Youth Judging Contests.

The Public Speaking Contest co-sponsored by the Amherst Rotary Club will be held Friday night at- 8:a0 p.m. In the Main Dining Room of the Fort Cumberland Hotel.

2:00 p.m. --Judging 0! Honey.

sarunoav. ocroiisn 3oni

CHILDREN'S DAY (up to 5 p.m. all children admitted free)

MORNING

0:00 a.m. -Judging of Beef steers. R.0.1'. Shortliorns. Hero- forda, Foxes, Seeds. Roots, Potatoes. 10:00 am. -Rural Youth Horse Judging Competition. 12:00 Noon-Rural Youth Banquet-Dr. John Fisher, gut-.-it speak- - er. The Public are invited.

AFTERNOON

PRESS DAY

2:00 p.m. -Jud;-' continued-Ha. and Potatoes.

3:00 p.m. -Conductod Tour for the Press. "

3:00 p.m. -Class 24-Saddle Pony under 11.2 to be ridden hy Child 12 years and under.

0:20 p.m. -Class 20 And 20-Saddle Pony over 11.2 Hands and under 14.2 Hands to be ridden by Child under 11 yous.

3:40 p.m. -Class 100-Mus or gelding 0 yrs. old or over shown to appropriate vehicle.

4:00 p.m.-Clua B0-Jumper ridden by Child who has not reached lath birthday.

4:00 p.m. -Class 22-Pat Pony Class. '(Undar 11.0 hands driven by a child 12 you: or under).

4:00 p.m. -Class 0'1-Musical Stalls. Open 00 boys and girls

15 years old and under.

-Iuuption for the Press--Directors Room.

-STOCK BREEDERS' IANQUET-Dr. John Fisher.

guest speaker. The Public Welcome.

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-Class B-Registered Standard Bred Mare-Shown to two wheel bike cart. . " -.Clau 30-Maiden Saddle Horn. -Class 108-Percheron:-Pair 2.700 0.000 lbs.

-Class 05--Musical Stalls. ladies only.

-Clue 20-Lady's Single Harness Horse.

-Class l-Registered Standard Bred Stallion-Slur n

to two wheel bike cart. '

-Class flqlumpor ridden by gentleman.

p.m. -Rural Youth Arenn Progrun.

p.m. -Official Opening M 41st Maritime Winter Fair by

Dr. John Fisher, LL.D.. LLB.

pgm. -Crowning of the 2nd Maritime Queen of Fairs. p.m. -Vaudeville--Bouncing Dodos.

p.m. -Vunlor Square Dancing- llppor Fslmouth 4 Il'eu. Eighta.

SUNDAY. OCTOBER 3159

The IAdleI' Hospital Aid of Highland View Hun- pttal. Amherst, N. 3.. will sponsor I Sacred Concert in the Bailey Arena at 0:30 p.m.-Owlth I sliver col- loction.

MONDAY. NOVEMBER lst MORNING -Judgi of shorthorna, Aberdeen Angus. Foxes. AFTERNOON

's, Foxes. Seeds. Roots

5:00 p.m. 0:00 p.m.

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0:00 um.

2:00 p.m. -Judging of Shorthorns. Aberdeen Angus, Foxes, Light Horses on the line.

-SALE OF SIIORTHORN BREEDING CATTLE.

EVENING

-Clan 4!.-Hunter Llghtwelght.

1:20 p.m. -Clan 41-Stock Rona.

1:40 p.m. -Beef Cattle Panda.

0:00 p.m. -Class ls-Harness llorse. More or gelding 4 your!

and over.

0:20 p.m. -Clue 00-Three Gaiusd Saddle Hone.

0:88 p.m. -Class I0lmI'aIrbLIght Draft Iloraeo-Clydesdnles. 0:00 pan. -Class 40-alumper ridden by Lady. 0:00 p.m. -square Dancing-asckvlllo High school:

herst Juniors,

10:00 p.m. -Vaudeville-Bouncing Dodos. 10:20 p.nu -Step dancing eontest.

TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 2nd

NOVA SOOTIA DAY -- Poultry Day ' Moamiva

0:00 a.ni. -Judging of Ayuhtres. Jerseys. lwlno, aml Foxes. 11:00 Noon-Poultry Banquet-Barbecued chicken. Guest speak-

4:00 p.m.

7:00 p.m.

The Am-

er-Mr. A. D. Davey. (thief, Production Services. Canada Department of Agriculture. Ottawa. Puli- llc Welcome,

AFTERNOON

2:00 p.m. 'ndgIng Ayrahlns. lesson. and Swine eontimml.

. Judging Clydesdale horses on the line.

0:00 p.m. --Banquet-Nova Seotla Agricultural College Alumni, and Maritime Branch. Agricultural Institute of Can-

ads. EVENING

1:00 p.m.-Class 100-Polr-llesiivy Dratt Horses-Clydendslos.

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p.m. -Class 50-Musical Stalls-Gentlemen . -Parade of Jersey Cattle.

-Class 32-Pairs-3 GBIIPII Saddle Horses. .-Class 3'1-Maritime hrcil horse. . -(lhiisses 14 4!: 1.5-Roadsters. ' . -Class Fur Fashion Show and Live Fox Piiriiile. -Square Dancing-Don's Juniors; Amherst Regional

40-1'nlr-Jumpers Abrenat.

High. --Vnudevlilwliounelng Bodos.

GTug-o-War-Oxford Foundry vs. Mldgic.

WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 3rd PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND DAY

0:00 am.

2:00 p.m.

1:00 p.m.

7:25 p.m. 1:45 p.m. il:00 p.m. R120 p.m. 014.1 p.m. 0:00 p.m. 0:30 p.m. 10:00 p.m.

10:45 p.m.

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:20 :45 p.m. -Square Dancing-Sprlnghlli (loalrlustt-rs; (inrtn Squarrttra -Vaurlevllll-Boiiiiclng Bmlos, -Tug-0-War. .

10:30 p.m. 11:00 p.m.

.-Parade of tiucrnsry .-(iluss 21-Lndyts Single llarnrss l"nny over 11.2. Stnmliirrl llrv-il I'il('('f. .-liiass 30-Pleasure. llnrse.

.-(Zines 44-I'nIr nf lluntere Alirra.-t.. .-Fur Fashion Show and Live lllink Parade. .-Square Dancing-(ionirnl Kings (iniiiity N, B. 4-1!

. -Iudgliig com-Iudnl:

p.m. -Clans 102- p.m.-(ilasa 4.3-Hunter Champion.

MORNING

-aludglng of Ayrshire: and Jerseys continued,

Sheep Judging begins. AFTERNOON

--ludgliix continued-Ayrshlrc-a. .14-rs:-ya niid Slit-op.

Percheron Horses on the line. EVENING

-Class 40-Hunter. Middle and Hem-ywelglit up to

carrying over 165 lbs. --Class 18b-Maritime Pacing Stake. -Parade of Ayrshire Cattle. -Class 35-Road I-lack. GCIass 194 & -Class 40-Fine Harness Horse.

105-Percheron:-Four-In-hnnd.

-Class 40-Jumper-Knockdown and Out.

-sheep Shearing Contest.

-Square Dancing - Amherst Sopliistiraics: Circle Eight. Smithp4iri.. I'.E.I.

liroolre. P.E.1.: -Vaudeville-Bouncing Doclos.

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THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 4th

NEW BRUNSWICK Dar

MORNING

-Judging Holsteins, Guernseys. Mink and Sheep, .

AFTERNOON

eludglug coiitlnued: Holsteins, Giirrii-wps, .5'lir-op and

Mink. EVENING

. -Class 102 - 18.0 -- Four-in-Iuinrl Clydesdale.

-Class 33-3 Galted Snddle Horse lI(I(IPlI by ii Indy.

('.1Itlr.

-Class I7-Rezlsicreil

Grain ('IuIi; Yiiiir-y Squares. -Vaudeville-Iloiinring Bmlns.

-Tug-n-War-Gnsperenii rs. St-otsliiirn.

FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 5th '

MORNING

--liirlgliig lliilulv-lm, Giieriisrys. Slicvp llllll Mink (GIT-

tinned. AFTERNOON

Mink. EVENING

, --Class -II-aTIlTHfII'l' Open. . -(ilus .58-Novelty Race. Opol. .-Parade llnlslclu ('IIttle. . -Class 34-(iomliiiiation Saddle Hora!-. I0-Registered Standard Bred Trotter.

-I-(ilnss Open.

llolsu-Ins. (iii:-riiwy -. Slim-p and

Perchernns-Draft Team 00 Hnrnmul.

SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 6th

MORNING

0:00 a.m. -All Judging mncluderl. 10:00 a.m.-Square Dancing-Amher.-O Plrcliiig Square: SIddsll's

l:0lI p.m.

l:.'i0 p.m. -Class 20-(nmblnaiinn Sarirllr T'llllf. Plctoii Rural High Seniors;

2:00 p.m.

0:00 p.m.

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p.m. p.m. --Senior square Dancing-Barn corner, Lun.

Wholesalers. Amherst. N.S.;

Amherst Adolescents:

East l'ictou Rural High Jiinlnrn; Ht-thorlngton Jun-

Inn C04ip Farm:-rs. AFTERNOON -Finns 53-Equitation.

-Square Dancing-East Halifax Cortvens: -Maritime Horse I'iiII.

EVENING

-(ilua -(lass -Class -Clans -Class -Class 03--Champion Juniper. N.S.; Gateway Rayshalrers. -Vaudeville--Bouncing Bodns, -Tug-o-War, aeml-Ilnll. I

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I06-('hnmpIrm Four-In-Ilaiid Team. I0-Single Harman None (Open). INA--Maritime Trotting Stake. tll-'niree Gnlia-cl Saddle Horn Open. 20-Single Harness Polly Open.

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