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'. Entertainment. Dancing
Sponsored by O'Leary. Milo. St. Mark's. St. Anthony's Credit Unions
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The twenty-sixth lng ofithe Alberton Prince Count Exhihltlon Association was hel in the Court House Friday evening, Nov. 7th, Lester Wallace presiding.
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Albeirtoni Exhibition Ass7n T Annual ,Meetin.g
annual meet-
at Albert-in with Min- utes of the last director's meet- ing and of the last annual meet-
The report of the year's activi- successful except for the fact that exhibits, espec- ially ot livestock. were fewer than
disease among cattle in this area. directors for 1953 committee.
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Donald and J. W. Waugh wer appointed auditors. '
The annual meeting adjourned and a dlrectors"meeting opened. At this meeting L. R. Wallace was re-elected president, Alton
dent. and W. W. Currie was re- appointed secretary. The manag- ing committee was re-appointed. Chester Hayes was chosen chair- man of the horse committee and Lloyd Wlikie was chosen to assist f Alton Rayner as chairman of field grains. roots and vegetables Chairmen of other - committees were re-elected.
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'Mabel Fielding, Alberton.
Mr. and Mrs. Archibald Vessey returned to their home in York on Sunday after spending the past two weeks with their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. f-leber G. Profitt, Rosebank. They were accompanied to York by Mr, and Mrs. Profitt. Mrs. Profitt will re-, main there for a vyeek with her parents.
Mrs. Christopher Metherall, who has spent. the summer with her dau liter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert. Hunter, Bloomfield, motored to Summersirle last week to spend the winter with another daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Fred McCrae.
Mr. Carmen and Howard Cos- tain returned to their home in Alberton recently after an absence of some months.. Prior to return- ing they were employed in N. B.
Among those attending the Maritime Winter Fair at Amherst were Mr. 'and Mrs. 1-leber Ramsay, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Gordon. and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hammell of Alberton and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Clark of Alma.
Mr. and Mrs. E R. MacAusland. Bloomfield, and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Gard, Mill River. left on Friday to visit the Maritime Win- ter Fair at Amherst.
Mr. Fred Mlllman and Mr. Ev- erett MacDonald returned to Al- berton over the week-end after being employed for the summer months at Bolsetown, NB.
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bers being elected to the board, Following discussion re revis- namely. E. C. G.-iudct of Tignisii. lag the prize list and" improve- John Clark of Alma and Fred ments to buildings, the meeting adjourned. - V Aiberton Freeland W. I. . and Vicinity Annual Meeting Miss Alberta McAusland, Bloom- field, was a weekend guest of Miss ET,” annual meeting of the
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Freelantl Women's Institute 'was held at the home of Mrs. Harold Millnr on Tuesday evening, No- 4th. Twelve members were present at this meeting. The meeting opened by singing the Institute Carol which was followed by the Creed in unison. Minutes of the October meeting were read and approved and min- utes of the last annual meeting were read as well as the finan- cial report.
Mrs. Reginald Palmer was ap- pointed chairman for the election of officers which are as follows: president, Mrs. Erving Smith: vicc-president, Mrs. Harold Mil- iar; secretary - treasurer, Mrs. Wendell MacKay.
It was decided that a prize for the one standing first in each grade in school should be given in June. The members plan to send woollens to Fairfields in! No- vember.
The meeting closed by repeat- ing the Benediction. Mrs. Arnold Smith invited the members for the next meeting.
.Luhch was served by the hos- tess and lunch committee and a collection of 554.10 taken.
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PERTH, Ont.-(CF) -Willlani Hickey, farmer in the Clarendon area of eastern Ontario, shot: two large brush wolves. He used the
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Rayner was re-elected vice-presll
ton who made the announcement.
Air Force Headquarters in Ottawa.
succeed him when he retires on January 31, 1953.
Air Chief To y Retire”
Air Marshal W.A. Curtis, 59. Chief of the Air staff, centre, gives his congratulations Ito Air Vice Marshal C. R. Slcmon, 48, Air Officer Commanding, Training Command, Trenton, Ont. who has been appointed to Looking on at. right is Defence Minister Brooke Clax- AlM Curtis, under whose guidance the post-war R.C.A.F. has emerged as one of the worldis leading air forces, was appointed Chief of the Air Staff in September 1947 after serving successfully as Deputy Commander-in-Chief of R. C. A. F. forces overseas and Air Member for Air Staff at
AfVzM slemon held senior appointments in the R.C.A.F.'s No. 6 Bomb-
er Group and R.C.A.F. Headquarters overseas during the Second World War and then became Air Member for Supply and Organization at AFHQ. In 1947, he became Air Member for Operations and Training and in 1949 was appointed Air Officer Commanding, Train inlg Command, in which capacity he has been respons- ible for the success of the greatly expanded R. C. A. F. training P1'0E1'3mme-
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the home of his parents, Mayor C. R. and Mrs. Profit, Alberton. At the conclusion of his leave he will proceed to Toronto for a three months course.
Admission as follows:
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"Popcorn and Lemonade" - "A Pic
Evening Pertonnoncos 6:45 8: 9:15-Doors Open at 6:15 4 Matinees: Tuesday. Thursday and 2 on Saturday
. All Evening Shows: Adults 75:: Children 35: ,
Please note Matinee Time Tuesday. Armistice Day; 2:30 Thursday Matinee at 3:30
Admissions: Adults 50::
iillpchon of admission for Saturday Motinoos-- ot 9:30: . diiits 35:: Children 15:. - Afternoon 2:30:
Children 25: .
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Successful Boy Scout Apple Day Held Al Alberion
-Saturday was Boy Scout apple day in Aiberton and was once again very successful with total receipts of sll3.0o slightly higher than last year. with Scoutmaster Herb. Leavitt and Wesley Hardy supervising and distributing the apples from their headquarters at Weeks Radio Shop. The uniformed Scouts and Cubs, were on the go bright and early and at five o'clock the last. of the ten hampers of apples were distributed. Best record for the'day was attained by Scout Roger Mccue and Cub Ed- win M1:Alduif.
Hampton W.i. Annual Meeting
The annual meeting of the Hampton Women's Institute was held at the-home of Mr.s Victor Ferguson on November 3rd. The meeting opened by repeating the Collect.
The inlnutes of the last meet- ing and also the annual report were read, approved and signed. Roll call was answered by l0 members donating an article for bazaar.
The school committee reported that a globe and map of the world were ceded. Mrs. Inman was appointed to get prices on articles. On the next committee are Mrs. Earle Callback and Mrs. James V. Campbell.
The sick committee reported four treats sent, the next committee to be Mrs. Grace Inman and Mrs. William Myers. The treasurer be- ing absent, there was no report.
Mrs. Dunslord, part president. thanked members for their co- operation during the last year. Correspondence was read and dis- cussed.
The following officers were el- ected: President, Mrs. Warren In- man; vice-president, Mrs. Victor Ferguson: secretary, Mrs. William Myers; treasurer, Mrs. George P. Dunoford; Red Cross convenor, Mrs. Earls Callbeck; press secre- tary, Mrs. Geo. P. Dunsford.
The next meeting is to be held at Mrs. Lloyd Thomson's. The meeting was adjourned and a love- ly lunch was served by hostess and committee. The next lunch com- mittee will be Mrs. Gordon Villett. Mrs. Edwin Ferguson and Mrs. Clayton Morrison.
IDNDON -(CPl- The Dorchoa- tor Hotel intho Park Lane district is being expanded for the corona- tion of Queen Elizabeth i next June. Additional bedrooms and bathrooms will help to accommo- date visitors.
NORTHAMPTON, En .-(GP) - Two valuable circus ch mpamieea, trained at the New Theatre here. were found dead in a. back-stage room. The animals had apparently been overcome by- fumes from s
Bedeque Notes
Several from here attended the C. C.F'. convention at Kensington on Wednesday, October 29th.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Boyle and children, Hunter River, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Maccaull and Mrs. Myers, on Sunday, Oc- tober 26th.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Afileck. Mrs. Orville Johnson, Mrs. Pearl Aflleck and Mrs. Carrie Leard, all of this village, were in Sackvllle, N.B. on Sunday, October 26, where they were guests of Mr. Alden Leard, headmaster of Mt. Allison Academy.
Rev. E. S. and Mrs.,.Weeks spent Sunday, October 26th at Frederic- ton and Pleasant Valley, with re- latives. Mr. Weeks preached in Pleasant Valley Church in the morning. '
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Chaffin and Mr. Arthur Dyer, Hyannis, Cape Cod, U. S. A., were guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Mclnnis, re- cently. They left on return to their homes on October 30th.
Relatives and friends of Mrs. William Stavert, Lower Bedequc, who is receiving medical treatment in Charlottetown, will be pleased to learn that she is gradually im- proving in health. .
Miss Louise Callbeck, Central Bedeque, attended the annual meeting of the Temperance Feder- ation in Charlottetown on Mon- day. October 21th.
Several from Bodeque attended the funeral of the late Mrs. Al- bert Muttart, at Cape Traverse United Church, on Monday, Octo- ber 27th. The sympathy of this community is extended to the husband and daughters, Mrs.John Haslam and Mrs. I-Iedley Lowther, Carleton.
The Chelton Women's Institute sponsored a goose supper at the home "of Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Gardiner, on Wednesday evening. October 29th. It was largely at- tended by people from Bedeque and the surrounding community, and also Summerslde.
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-Mr. and Mrs. Harman Mac- Farlano and their two sons. Fern- wood, left. on Friday morning, October stat. by motor, for is visit to Boston and other points of in- terest in the States. They will also visit! with members of their family in Ontario.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Mclnnis of this village left on Friday morn- ing, October at for Halifax. where they will visit with members of their family and friends. They will be absent for several days. They were former residents of Halifax.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Craig, on- companied by their yiaughtei-,Mlss Norma, R.N.. of the Prince county Hoapltal. aummerslde. left. on Fri- day morning, Octotber am, for Halifax. to attend the marriage of their son Charles R, to Miss Margaret. A. Riley, on Saturday.
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S'side Holy Name Society Annual Meeting
--Dr. .T. A. Dolron was elected as president of the Holy Name Society at the annual meeting held in St. Paul's Church base- ment yesterday afternoon. He succeeds Mr. J. Arthur Clow who has held this office during the
past year. The retiring president, Mr. Clow, presided at yesterday's
meeting and it was decided that the annual communion breakfast would he held this year on De- ocmber 7th. Plans for this break- fast will he in the hands of the incoming officers.
At the conclusion of tion the meeting was by the retiring Rev. Father LcClair who spoke on the aims of the society and extended a wish that the new of- ficcrs would have every success in their efforts during the com- ing year.-S.
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SEA VIEW SCHOOL Foilowintt is the October for Sea View School. Senior Department:
Grade X-1. Carl Murphy; Robert Adams.
Grade IX-l.'Rlta Murphy: 2. Eleanor Campbell; 3. Enid Don- aid. Grade VIII-1. Lois Murphy; 2. Joan Duggan; 3. Eric Adams. Grade VII-l. Donnie Adams; 2. Terry Murphy; 3. Walter Stewart. Grade VI-1. Willis Adams; 2. Marjorie Adams.
Perfect attendance: Carl Mur- phy, Enid Donald, Eleanor Comp- bell and Lois Murphy. '
Highest average: Lois Murphy, 889?.
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Wanda Murphy, Principal. Primary Department:
Grade V-1. Helen Murphy; 2. Fannie Adams.
Grade VI-l. Vivian Duggan; 2. Doreen Adams.
Grade 111 (S12)-1. Jerry Ad- ams; 2. Lowell Caulson; 3. Leigh Sutherland. (Jr)-1. Sylvia Mur-
. phy; 2. Lorraine Caulson; 3. John
Mountain. Grade II-1. Judy Murphy; 2. Winston Cousins; 8. Buddy Clark. Grade I (Sr)-l. Darrell Ad-
ems. Ur.)-1. Georgie Murphy and William Cousins; 2. Leo Brander. .
Most stars: Vlvisn Duggan, syl- via Murphy, and Leo Brander.
Perfect attendance: Helen Mur- phy. Fannie Adams, Vivian Dug- gan, Doreen Adams. Jerry Adams, Lowell Caulsoh, Sylvia. Murphy, Lorraine Caullson.-John Mountain, Judy Murphy, William and Win- ston Cousins.
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this community were Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Craig. Middleton, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Muttsrt. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lard. Bedeque, Mrs. Ethel 1-lulsm. Central Bedeque. Mi. Aldon Leard. Backville, N. B., also attended the wedding.
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Borden and- - Vicinity
-Mrs. John Sanford and sons Barry and Brenton returned to their home in Borden on Thurs- day, November tlth, after spending a. few weeks with Mrs. Ssnford's parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Puget, Vancouver, 3. C. :
Mn. Katherine Rodgers of mg. by arrived in Borden on Saturday, November 1st. and will spend the winter with her son Reginald and Mrs. Rodgers.
i Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Leon! and children of Borden were vlsltou to .Kenslngton on Sunday, Novem. ber 2nd. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Parmenas Phillips. . -r--
Mrs. Wm. Clarke and son Ger- ald of Ciermont spent a few day: recently with her son Lloyd and Mrs. Clark at. Borden.
Capt. and Mrs. Herb MECKEIIZIO and daughter Judy of Borden were guests of Mr. and Mrs Charles Macxenzie, Wlnsloe, on Sunday, November 2nd.
Mrs. W. 8. Jardlne and son Tommy, accompanied by Mrs.
George Sharpe and son Ronnie, were visitors to Charlottetown on Saturday, November 1st.
LAC. Albert Jay spent I. few days recently at his home in Bor- den, returnlng later to the R..C.A. F. station at Rockclitfe, Ont.
Mr. Edward 8. Griffin. who has been spending a few days with his daughter, Mr. Everett McKen- na and Mr. McKenna. ai: Borden, returned to his home in Burton, Lot 7, on Tuesday, November 4th.
On Thursday, October 80th, Mrs. H. W. Bernard entertained the members of tho Borden choir at her home here. Following choir practice I delightful lunch was served by the hostess and a pleas-
. ant hour spent.
On Saturday, November 1st, Boy Scout Apple Daywas observed in Borden when nineteen Boy scouts and Cubs went from house to house with their pretty baskets of apples. Assistant Commissioner Ceretti expressed himself as well pleased with the way the boy: conducted themselves and ex- pressed his gratitude to the people here for their generosity. The sale of apples in Borden amounted to 910.30.
The guest. soloist at Border United Church on Sunday, No- vember and, was Mrs. Earland Ramsay of Conway whose beauti- ful rendition of "Bless Thlsf-louse" was much appreciated by all.
IN MEMORIAM
MRS. WILLIAM CONSTABLE
Mrs. William Constable, 60, died suddenly early Friday" morning, June 20th at her home in spring- fleld East.
Although she had been in ill health for some time, she kept most of her suffering to herseli and was around working as usual Her unexpected passing was I great shock to friends and rela- tives, both here and elsewhere. During her life time she resided in the Mnritimes and in the Unit.- ed States.
A member. of the Anglican Church. the late Mrs. Constable a devoted wife and mother. will by very much missed in the home oi which she was always a part, al- ways ready to give help in an: way possible and always thinking of and doing for others beforc herself.
Born in New London, P. E. I. October 5th, 1882, she was thi former Tillie Ora Oulton. daugh- ter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Wm Oulton of that place, and cum from Monctoii to Springfield ta live about ten years ago. Surviving are her husband. I daughter Julianna E., at home son W. J. Elwood, Dartmouth, N 5.. and granddaughter Karel Sandra Constable, Dartmouth, N S
The funeral took place fron Springfield June 23rd, with sch vice conducted by the pastor Rev R. W. Coupland in st. Elizsbethl Anglican Church. followed by ser vice in St. Thomas Anglican Church, Spring Brook, where in terment. was made in the family
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il-lymna sung were "Ohl God our Help In Ages Post." on! "Abide With Me". Palibearen were: Messrs. George Ferguson Bruce Bowness, Samuel Simmons Preston warren; Garnet: Warren and Sutherland Mscxsy. Honor- ary pallbearers were Messrs. Mu- shall Constable. Robert Bowness. Earl Simmons, Roy Warren, Blah MacDonald, and John I-Itckox.
Floral Tributes
Pillow: Husband and dauchtnl Johanna.
spray: Bud, Ethel and Karen Dartmouth, N. 8.
spray: Monsel and Helen Milr ton, Moncton. N. 1!.
Emmy: Lillie, Elsie and Betty. Kenslngtou, P. E. 1.
Spray: Recreati Club, Control Moi-tg:'uBand Housing col-p., Bli- X, . . '
spray: Thelma and Bob. Kali- fsx, N. 6.
spray: Simmons family. Slim" moi-side. P. E. 1.
Spray: Bruno. Emma, Jean. HI-r' old, Gertie. Robert, Msrzlrll-l Moncton. N. I.
Bpny: Wilfred, Annie. aiii. Ed- na. Buss, Velma, Beth. Monoton-
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spray: The Boys of the Main-
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card of Thanks . Th! family of the mourn. Wm- Constable wish to their slnam scion for sill kind- nsssss oiled to than in their recent no bmsvsinnik and 10?
Itha beautiful floral tributes. m4 Vlnosnaes of sympathy. .
ANOVEMBER in. -1952 ll