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:'---Mrs. Albert I. Wright. Central ue. who has been A patient. l the Prince County Hospital for i put two weeks, is now con- vilescing at the home of her daugh- Mrs. Brewer Waugh. wilmot -Mr. and Mrs. Roland Bell and daughter Lillian Ann of Halifax. N; s.. who were guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Inman, left on Friday on a. trip through the Cabot Trail. 0. 3. before returning home.

Misses Louisa and Mildred Call-; beck, Mrs. Edison Wright. Mrs. Edna Jenkins and Miss Ins Phillips left Friday to attend the Berwick Camp meetings July 31, to Aug. 8.

Mr. and Mrs. Lewis E. Wright, Riverside, R. I.. left on Thursday. to spend the remainder of their holidays, at the lattersi- home in Perth, N. B.

The July meeting of the Men's Association of the Bedeque United Church was held in the church Vestry on July 27. The iiewly-elect- ed president Arnold Henderson presided. Rev. L. P. Archibald a former pastor asked Grace. Thirty- five members and a number of visitors all sat in to a delicious ham and salad supper, provided by the W. M. S. and Perseverance Mis- sion Band. DMVIS Murray led the sing song with Rev. George Ward rt the piano. a vote of thanks was tendered the Mission Band fory providing the supper. which was replied to by Elizabeth Macilarlanef with a poem specially composed for the occasion. The guest speaker of the evening was Mr. Lorne Led. teacher in a large Anglican Churclil school. in Concord N. H. 8. iormerj resident of Victoria, P. E. 1. who. took as his subject,”Atomic Eneril.V" and described its origin, what it; is composed of and its prospective uses. Horace Wright conveyed the thanks of the gathering to the speak- er. Rev. E. S. Weeks pronounced the Benediction.

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voice was loud and clear. Then the young chuck wanted to back down. and couldn't. All he could do was to sit there and shiver while he listened.

After what seemed to him ii long. long time he heard nothing more from that dreadful dog. He listened and listened. He started to dig away the leaves that still clogged the opening. then hesitated and listen- ed some more. Finally he pulled away the last of the leaves and could see outside. His back door was open now. It was beneath a small bush. For it long time he squatted in the doorway, not dar- ing to put his head fully out. When at last he did put it out far enough for a look around. he saw for across the Green Meadows a white moving speck. It was Flip the terrier.

Buster Chuck had made ii great discovery. He had found how useful a hidden back door could be. He promptly went to work to open up that hall behind him so that he would me have a front door and a. back door that he could use.

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. -ABIM George Jay of I. II. C. 5. Quebec at Halifax, ls spend- ing two weeks leave with his par- ents. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Jay at Borden.

Mrs. Win. Own. Miss Frances Own and Mr. Douglas Olson mo- tored to Moncton on July 31 with Mrs. Ethel Alexanders who was leaving by plane for Moiireal after spending in month with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. William Own.

Miss Joan Ramsay of Summer- side. is visiting yin Borden with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Pike.

Mr. and Mrs. Ebbie Devine of Charlottetown. were vLsitors to Borden on July 31, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Gillan.

Mrs. Austin Ramsay of Summer- side, is visiting in Borden with her son, Clarence and Mrs. Ramsay.

Mrs. i-:ric Ramsay who has been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph MacDonald. and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ramsay at Borden returned to Moncton on July 81.

Mrs. Colin Mcinnis oi Borden. is visiting her sister. Mrs. Bobbie MacMaster at Port Hawksburlf. N. S.

Mrs. Riig0?r I-l. Buck and chil- dren. Marian and Janice of Wil- miiigtoii. Mass. are spending a month with Const. and Mrs. Wylie Irving. Borden and Mr. and Mrs Fred Irving of Cape Traverse.

-Mr. and Mrs. Parker Pauley iiiid Mr. Clive Sharpe of Gun- iiiiigsville, N.B.. spent the recent xveek-end with Mr. and Mrs. George Sharpe, Borden.

Mrs. Mary Webster and daugh- ter. Virgiiiia. of Ottaw:i,arc spend- ing It fer." weeks in Borden, guests of Mrs. J. J. Maclsazic.

Many friends of Mrs. Norman Oatwa; are glad to learn that she returned home last week after some weeks illness at a Charlotte- ”.0wn hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Trowsdazc laud sons, Clinton and Wayne. of Borden. and Mrs. Jens Hansen and sons Roy and Parker of Cape Traverse. spent a few days last iweek with relatives in West Prince. iThcy were overnight guests of iMrs. Herbert Huichlsoii, Ellerslie.

Mrs. Fred Jeffrey of Borden is a patient in the Charlottetown Hos- pital where she underwent an op- icratinn on July 38.

Ml's. Wm. Jardiiie and sons Tommy and Murdock of Port El- ygin visited friends in Borden on iJuly 29.

l Miss Laura Oznn. who spent the week-end with her parents. Mr. Iand Mrs. William Ozon at Borden. returned to Moncton on July 25.

A.B. W. George Toombs of the New Lisgard. Halifax, is spending a lire-day leave with his mother. Mrs. Bessie Toombs, Borden.

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The first steamship on the coast of British Columhiii uas .the Beaver. brought from Eng- lland in 1912.

-Mr. and Mrs Wilfred Perry and family. aummersidc. were re- cent visitors to Misoouche at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John C. Poirier.

Thelma Deskoches of Miscouche. recently spent some time in Wel- lington. guest of her cousin. Joan Gallant. '

Mrs. Maylea Manning of Char- lottetown, was in Mlscouche on Monday, July 16..to visit the gar- dens of some 50 students. mem- bers of the Garden Club.

Mr. and Mrs. William MacDon- ald and family were recent visitors to Miscouche. guest of Mr. and Mrs. George Walsh.

Helen Gallant and niece. Sophie Gallant of Wellington recently spent several days in Miscouche. guest of Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Gal- laiit.

Betty Mallet of Summerslde. re- cently spent several days in Mis- couche. visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Veno.

Mr. and Mrs. Emmanuel Arsen- ault. New York. and Mrs. Frank Araenault of Egrnont Bay were in Misoouche on July 26, visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Gallant.

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert MacKiii- non of Massachusetts, were recent visitors to Miscouche at the home

couche to spend her holidays with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Phil H. DesRoche.s. I

Marie Gaudet of Ontario. re- cently' aniived in Miscouchc to spend the holidays with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Reggie Gaiidet.

Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Gaudet and family recently leit on a pilgrim-

A pretty wedding took place in Egmont Bay Church on Wednes- day morning, July 28. when Claire Gallant. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gallant. became the bride of Albert DesRoches. son of Mr. and Mrs. Joachim DesRoches. Miscouclic A reception was held in the eve- ning at the home of the groom.

Eunice DesRoches who 15 em- ployed in Ontario recently arrived in Miscouche to spend her holidays with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. DesRoches.

Mr. and Mrs. McKenzie. and son Johnny of U. S. A. recently spent some time in Miscouche. visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Jeoffrey. -BV

PROMISE DNAV Y

TAIPEH. Formosa (AP) - The Nationalist Chinese interior min- istryia Taian news agency said Monday Soviet Russia had prom- ised at Geneva to give the Com- munist-led Vielminh in Indo-China three frigaics and 10 gunboats as the nucleus of a navy. The agency added that negotiations were in progress for Red China to build

three 3.000-ton frcighters and Si) motorized vessels for Ho Chi Minhls forces.

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with her cousin. Miss Wave Reeves. Freetown.

son, Margate. had as their guest

son, Brecken Simmons, Wilmot Val- ley. -Bur. Tryon who sowed early turnips are

age to 5;. Anne de Benupre, Que- MacLcod.' Kenslngton. ape atterid- price is good and me turnip, are DEC. "13 39” C'""P 3" A"9”5'g”e a good size for the time of year. Cove. - ur.

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-KENIINGTON. POLIOI COURT-on Monday . youth from the town of xuuin Ivpesred before It istrate J. 1". Profitt. charged by. po an Jos- eph Mstheeon with disturbing the peace st a. dance held gt McNeili's warehouse. Kenslnston. under the auspices of the Kensington com. munlty Club. The accused was fin. ed 35.00 and costs and was ordered to give a bond of recogninance to keep the peace for a period of 12

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' On Tuesday. August 17th. the Rotary club of Suminerside will be host to Allan MscDon.I-.14. governor of No. 204 district of Rotary Int!!- nsitionsl, who is making his annual

vinces and the State of Kline. He wul address the club and confer with president J. 0. (Bud) Moun-

""""'m' min. secretary William Young and committee chairman on Rotary

' administration and service activi-

PWIIIII8 ties and on plan: for e participa-

ggmig Tmlmy MW”, New tlon by the Rotary b of Gum-

merside in .the world wide obser- vance of Rntu-y's golden anniver- sary February 2: to Junie and.

Mr. Allan MacDonald II presi- dent of Bay Motors 'Liinited and is General Motors dealer for all General Motors products in the town of Glace Bay. and is a char- ter member of the Glace Bay Rotary Club. He was elected dis- trict governor of Rotary Interna- tional for- the 1951-55 fiscal year at the annual Rotary convention in Seattle, Washington last June. He is one of 220 district governors supervising the activities of some

Annan, spent a few days recently

with her cousin. Miss Roberta Hogg

at her home at. Kelvin Grove. -Bur.

,-Misses Ona and Lauretta Mill, Clermont. are attending camp at the Anklican Church Center, Crap- i1ud- -Bur.

-Miss Roberta Hogg, Kelvin GTOVE. Silent it few days recently at Kensington. guest of her cousin. MISS MH!'.I0i'ie MacArthur. -Bur.

'-011 Jilly 35. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Crozier and family. Janet, Leigh and

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official visit to the Maritime Pm- s

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MM Rotary Otlubsiuwolaioeh gun a memberghip o . - usinen and protections) ex, ves in 3 countries and , ,” sl region: throughout the world.

Where evei"liol-uy Clubs are located. president J. 0. Mountain asserted in discussing the gover- nor's visit, their activitiu are limi- lsr to these at the auimnei-side Rotary Ohm because they are based on the some general ob- jectives-developlrig better under- standing and fellowship among business and professional men. promoting community betterment undertakings. raising the standards of business and professions. and fostering the advancement of good will, understanding and peace among all the peoples of the world. Each year. this world wide service organization continues to grow in numbers and in strength. During

Stanford Raynor, Travellers Rest.

sister. Mrs. Earl Simmons. Summer- sido, recently. ,

Mr. Barry GIIIII. Charlottetown. ents. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gillie.

daughter, Mr. and Mrs. James Btirhlgb.

The many friends of Mr. Arthur Hutchinson are soriyto learn that he is I. patient in the Alberton Kos- pitsi. All wish him a speedy re- covery.

Mrs. George Barlow will the re- ouit. guest of-her daughter. Mrs. Mrs. Harold Gillis visited with her

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the -psaii fiscal year. 448 new no- tary Clubs were organised in 51 countries of North. south and Central America. Europe, Asia. Africa. and the islands of thev Pacific. -8.9

lsmbel. accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Baglole and son Hugh, Kelvin Grove. motored to Manc- t0Ii. N. B. -Bur.

-Mia and Mrs. Fred Court. and daughter, Lillian. Kelvin Grove,

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-Farmers in this section of Prince County are trying to make hay under bad weather conditions.

in many of the fields is black and -Bur. spoiled. It is I great loss to the farmers here as the hey crops were very good. but weather conditions poor.

Some of the farmers in North

-Mr. and Mrs. John W. Thomp-

for the past few days, their grand-

trimmlng them for the Boston and

C3” New York Produce Markets. The

--Ralph Carrutiiers and

, On July 27, many friends and "M55 Jenme hhmstomv Mum" neighbors gathered at the home of real. is spending her holidays with Mr. and Mm Ben Thomson of her pamnm M” Md Mm 0”” North Tryon, to honor Miss Helen -I0h”5”"l9- LWK 5"" 3”” Howatt of North Tryon with I mis- w - . . cellaneous shower. Miss Mary Daw- Rivervssspegfollgge ::3,:”ef,t,.e.f”I2.”, son escorted. the bride to the seat Georgetown. guest of her brothcr- 91' h0'""',Wh'ch W” b”u,m""y decf in-law and sister, Mayor and Mrs. M3395 with While "Id pmk 5t”a"" Andrew MMNCH1, gm-g ers. Beautifully decorated baskets were carried in by Sandra Howati. -Mim Eleanor Moase. nurse's aid and Dawn Thomson. The giftslwerc at the P. E. Island Hospital. Char- opened by Miss Margaret Dawson lottelown. 15 spending her Vacation while the verses were read by Miss at her home at New Annan. -Bur. Hazel Dawson. They were arranged on the table by Miss Lois McDonald and Miss Elizabeth Thomson. A love- lunch was served and a social evening followed.

-Mayor and Mrs. Andrew Mac- Neill. Georgetown. and their son. Mr. Walter MacNeill. Charlotte- town, were guests of Mr. and Mrs.

0601119 Palmer. LONE FIVE? 0" Mrs. Reg Compton and Mrs. Rus-

July 25. I But sell Laughlin Sherbrooke were visi- g.Mr' and M". Ralph Thump tom to Tryon on July 28. son. Long River. have as their M,-5, Rex 1)-gwum Ind dgugmcr guest. Mm Th0mP80n'I mothen Hazel of North TryonZ.left July so Ml”5- Leommi PlCk"i"8u Shel” by car for Montreal. Que.'. to visit bY00ke- 3”? friends and relatives. They expect

to be away about two weeks.

Friends here of Mrs. Parker De- Laney of North Tryon will be sorry to hear she is a patient in the Prince Edward Island Hospital in Charlottetown.

The second Community Auction Sale was held on the Bernard Park- ing lot in Crapaud with I good at- tendance of buyers. The stock was

-Mrs. John Giliispie, Long Riv- er, and her daughter. Mrs. Gor- don Fyfe. Stanley Bridge, have returned home after an enjoyable visit with Mrs. Gilllspie's sister and other relatives at. Niagara Falls. Bur.

-His many friends regret the continued illness of Mr. J. Mur- ray Constable, bong River. and

WI-In mm Im 9”” Impmvemem not heavy but sold freely. Mr. E. In heilmle ' Burl C. (Bud) Bell was the auctioneer. mMT- mid MFR GW89 Mill” Mr. Garth Wood of Summerviilc

and son. David, Maiden. Mass. arrived July 19 for a six-week visit with their sister. Mrs. wil- liam C. Donald and Mr. Donald. Sea View. They will also visit with Mrs. Milton's brothers Messrs. Elmer and Allison Bernard and their families at Kensington.

and Fredericton, N. B., was a re- cent visitor to North Tryon. He. is working at the new Army Base outside of,Fredericton, N. B.

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-The Rev. and Mrs. George Irvine (nee Nellie Green) of Wil- liarnstown. 0nt.. and Mrs. Halliday (nee violet Green) of Edam , Sask., left for their homes on July 31 following an enjoyable holiday in this province. While here they were guests of their brothers, Rev. W. 1. Green, Stanley Bridge, Mr. Alfred Green and Mr. Angus Green, Graham's Road. On July 29 they visited Mrs. A. Johnstone and Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Johnstone and other friends at Long River. and in the evening Mr. and Mrs. Andrew C. Johnstmie entertained friends in their honlr. A delight- ful musical evening was enjoyed with Mrs. Murdock MacLeod and Mrs. E. Dunning were accompan- isis. Refreshments were served and the hostess was assisted in

Has Trouble introducing Rhee

WASHINGTON (AP) -- Joseph Mai-tin, speaker of the House of Representatives. had it little trou- ble explaining to Congress Wed- nesday who syngman Rhee is. He told the senate and House. assembled in Joint I that it was about to hear "the President of India."

Then he quickly corrected him- self and said "the President of Indiana."

The third time Martin hit it right-”Presldent of the republic of Korea." I-Ielflowed on to eulog- ize "s great patriot . . . a stalwart

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--Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gillis and granddaughter, Susan Hutchinson, were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Thompson, Conway.

Mrs. Melvin Hutchinson left July 18.'for Saint John. New Brunswick. where she will be receiving trest- ment.

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Morrison and daughter. Kathleen, accompanied by Mrs. Winnie Morrison motored to Alberton on July 23.

Master Terrance O'Brien is visit- ing with relatives and friends in Alberton.

Mrs. Carrie Brooms spent part of the week visiting with her daughter. Mrs. Theodore Gillis.

Mrs. Wilfred Ellards. Summerside. spent the past week-end visiting with her daughter. Mrs. Raymond Gillis.

Mr. Alfred Machenii was a pas- senger to Summerside during the week.

Mr. Albert Sharpe who is employ- ed in Moncton. N. B.. spent the weekend with his wife here.

Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Miller and daughter returned to I-Iamiltor, 0nt.. on July 24. They were accom- panied on their return by Mr. Lay- ton Miilar who is spending I. holi- day in Ontario and Miss Wanda Maccaull who hopes to find em- ployment there.

Mr. George Barlow returned home July 23, after spending a holiday in

Mooeu: ALUMINUM alloys seem tough enough to take almost anything. For instance, one manufacturer uses aluminum for those little electrically driven cars the kids love to climb into at carnivals and fairs. The idea is to whirl around at high speed exchanging spine-shattering bumps with other "motorists". They actually stand up under this treatment (the cars, we mun). Our own Aicsn research- ers are constantly developing and testing new applications, better products, improved production techniques. There's

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Mrs. George Jelley. o'Lesry, is visiting with her son-in-law and

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