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Appreciation The following speaks for itself: Crestwynd, Sask. Nov. 20, 1984 Mrs. E. C. Rollings. South Rus- tico, P. E. _I.: < . Dear Madam.—'11le car of veg- stables and clothing arrived in good order which was sent by the

portions as allotted to each,‘ .

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Constables Idprd and Ey- I‘ wood o; the Alberton Detach- ment B. C. M. P. recently, nude asolanreofaoomplctestillh "iteration, ' and one hundred. gallons of mash. Thor's were two men placed nndcr arrest and taken before StlperidIa-ry Magis-

-—-'llsls column ta reserved in ' or laeal interest but advartialng Z1 I I01"! IIIIIIOJIII! be inserted as I cents alwgrd ntririly pqygb]. u

-aAo\nou.s 2o cents at the Roz 5 and 10. 1.41m —FUB' BUYER. -_- Mr. Justin Rotter of Paris, France, is now n; the office~oi B. Graham Rogers,

Summorside, buying silver fox U l A -oows DISHES/IO. is and 2c ' ,

Will! I- 595 M; the Rf! 5 and 10.

I ' . - L-MZG . -.casa~ Anroualvcn-mo cus- . 1 toms-case which was to have been -

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In oloclns. kindly accept tbs sin- cere thanks of my wife and myseli

“d 1"" w° 11111117011 that the [adjourned until irridcy, Zist-S l

Iflods received are indeed a real kllttous."‘ We appreciate. too. ¥0ur_faeling_

91' Iymbathy for those in ciroum- {favourite boy ‘o. w; 1n o“, Bus“ t9 9“! oWllr 1150 "Icontint. Gourlies, Ltd.

s noes , your hope for the future. May a day come when we might

ptople of your district and 1 wish‘ l“ “n” W" 1'11")’ 1°11 klrldnrrr-

you to convey the heartfelt thanks oi the recipients to oneandaliwho in any way bellied to make such wonderful contributions to such a worthy cause,

Each person in the area receiv-

ed forty pounds of potatoes and;

gten pounds of turnips and the car- rots and cabbage were divided as‘ evenly as Pfllllblc. 75.31;-

The clot“ was ._dklslbuted by

‘ [the ladies or six‘. _ districts . each committee six par- cels. Our district ‘- yours

and I am sure» the articles are very much appreciated and you;

will realise how much they were needed when I tell you that many

costs. ioques. etc. the next day.

here since ms but perhaps this has been the worst War. Person-

little we had we cut with the mow- er for feed and much" of that was poor. Again thanking you and ask- ing God's richest blessing on you and all who gave, I am yours very

irllly. , L- II. COULTEB, Committeeman.

W. H. Silversldes, Old Wives P. 0-. Sask. Pfiéorlgc B. Dunning, Bradalbanc, Dear Sin-Having found a noio in a. sack of potatoes donated from Prince Edward Island-I wish m. thank Y9‘! and all the people who luvs potatoes and turnips on be- llsli c1 the people and myself (who received thew.) may say that I was on the distributing committee and it is some job to see that the stuff is evenly divided. ‘"111 year was spread over an area oi about twenty (our miles square, some of the people coming a dis- tslios of fifteen miles or more. ‘fliers was enoufli potatoes 1c give "617 bcrscn a sack and some of ones two or mom xvrding to the sise cf the fam- W

"M 0f west a 19v weeks : ', Pennant, Salk, NOV. 19, 1934. w. n. slams a sons, 518i Royalty, P- I. I.

Dear Prlcndm-Ws wish to ac- hwwl receipt of your kind do- nation \ the relief car recently received bare. All contents were in excellent condition, and the qual- liy and flavor are unsin-passuL-In Fifi-Miler we nlotiee the difference 111 Prince Edward Island and Sask- atchewan turnips. Ours are always oi. the bitior, woody typo. while yours can readily take the place °' "I apple. , .

I am a school teacher here, "will: been in this district for ""111! seven years. Conditions are lfflnvcrybadbandtodatewesee lLtle or no prospect of any change 1t is estimated that our munici- Illiy. appgcaimately m square

‘"11". Ia present ass. on millet There was scarcely a kernel cl "ml in these thll

thrashed peru

1111. and practically all feed (baled Wheat straw) ll M!!!‘ Ihlppcd ill. Much the same was true of last

of the school-children wore their to ask the Dominion Govemmenc Ito life the embargo on Russian coal ‘more has been very little crop do as to reduce the cost_ oi fuel

iposals ally we did not cut a sheaf, what I

thonsh we do hone. that‘ such is not due to a reverse in circum- stances. . Again asking you to accept our sincere thanks, we remain; Sincerely yours, Ml. (l MRS. CHAS. McCRADY.

Would " Remove Embargo 'On Soviet Coal

(C. I’. By Guardian’ Special Wire) MOMREAL, Dec..14.-A proposal

lnfienaddwill be onelof tho pro» Placed before a maeting at Quebec Dec. 1s and 10 ofl-ths prov» ince of ‘Quebec Union of Munici- palitles.

The invitations to the municipal , ities statealso that an aéssqqi ‘_._ proposal will be that munici I go into the retail coal business. Other matters to be. . _ willbearequestfotbc‘ ., and provincial governmen ‘to take over direct relief; measures roi- protection of municipalities nst damage actions resulting 11-0 Jails on slippery streets; definition o! the rights of iruinicipalitles regard- ing licensing insurance companies. and a st of methods to balance municipal udgets.

HOWE BAY ‘B08001. Honor roll for November:

McKiu-c, Stanley Keefe. Grade Vin-l. Donald: 7.‘ Alex MacDonald; 8.

‘Francis McKic- l ‘ Grade IV_.—1, Annie Mills: 2,

Pearl Keefe; 8. Daniel MacDonald. Grade IL-l, Arnold Mills. Grads L-l, ‘ Edwin Mills: 2,.

Freddy f9). r

: Clara Burke.

" IN MEMORIAM

‘MI. Aarurm DAWSON _

_On Wednesday, August 8th, icsl, the death of Win. Arthur Dawson occurred at his home at ‘I12 10th St. South. Lsthbridgc. Alta. De- ccascdwasaO. P. ltengincero! M years cxporienee. He was born in Charlottetown, P. E, I. and had resided in Iothbridge for the past ll years. Mr. Dawson was identi- fied with thollnited Church. and belongedtoths 1.0.0. P-Lodl! at Charlottetown for sonic. time before leaving for the West. Ha was a pest Noble Grand Master of Lcfhbridgo Lodgc, No. 2 1.0.01’.

He‘ andhis family spent a short vacation on P. E. l. about five years

Robert Mitchell, Huston Street. 0t a kindly and thoughtful nature, he was in nality a. brother among his fellow men. Bis deceaae will be deeply regretted by all who knew him

Ha leaves to mourn his W118. Inca Mitchell, daughter of the late Joe. Mitchell and grand daughter of D. . it. M. Hooper, former Mayor o! this city. also two sons. Arthur Era t. and Walter Fletcher, and his mo - er-in-law, Mrs» Joe. Mitchell, now li-vins with the family It Rm- bridgs. Three brothers living in Western Canada survive him.

ducted by Rev. A. 1!. McMinn and ware in charge of the Oddfcllovfs‘ lodge of Lethbridge. Interment took ‘placein the Cit! Cemetery. where a larla concourse of frierlm assembled to Pl! B5911‘ ll!‘ m‘ ‘mi; u; one who was endeared to

C", l J l-Pmiil.‘ Z?“ ‘$12.? $.33‘ ‘"1111 '( us totalled

all pmseat. ‘(Patriot lilcase will) ..._._.._.-.------ IHIIOIDBKIIS EAL!)

' der all for $1.00.

Grade X.--1, Hazel Mills; a, L015 branch of the Provincial bank. Mr. ‘installation services and the oili- Clement Mao- lPPmPPlI-te address which was ac-iprogram of music

Grade V.—1, Pearl. Mickie:- 2. cd these marks of. A

concluded yesterday in the Sum-l merslde Police. Court was further , (A- P. By Guardian's Special Wire) TEGUCIGALPA. Honduras. Dec. . lt-Son-lethlrlg awe and terrible is happening in the Copan zone, residents of "that quakei-de- vastated district have wired the-gov- ernment here. ' ' ‘Earthshocks that haveshakcn the region continuouslysince early last week are becoming» stronger. and more frequent, ‘ lly about Santa Rita, Sari Jorge, Cabanas and 00pm, the messages said, while con- stanltllyn he ard are underground ——-— rum gs in the neighborhood of —GIVE A BASKET 0F FOOD-lithe nearby Cerro Azul Mountain“ (moire. assorted. fresh. attractive The messages said it was believed Kiooeriea. Packed in a basket.) Cards ‘some tremend phenomenon was supplied and delivery made. Phone imminent in that region, since 163.Bracc’$. L-3l82-12-15-li. mountain slopes were sliding and ‘sinking almost without ceasing. —CIIRISTMAS SHOPPERS - it‘ A general belief was that a vol- Wlll Day Y0“ t0 100k over our stock cano is on the verge of eruption, °t “n” mm". 618811. and cigar- and authorities of Santa Rosa re- ettes, Christmas wrapped Kodaks, ‘quested a. u ‘ ’ -n of geologists

—WHEN BUYING your Christ- mas gifts remember to vote for your

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--MEN'B“ REXALL ‘ suavlrm SETS 98c. Ladies sets at $1 50. Yard- ley’s sets all 41371088. Evening-in- Paris lip stick,‘ perfumc and pow- Taylor Drug Co.,

Kemlnston ll-li-tf.

(Yhwvlaies. etc. Enmaifs Drug ;bo sent to study the threaioning 5W". Summer-side, P. E. I. yphenomena. b-zm-lz-is-ai _-_i.---

HALIFAX. Dec. l2--Dr. J. CB!- --SUCOESSFUL SALE-The sale man, s, professor of history in East M 11°11“ $011118 111d fancy articles Orange. N. J.. was awarded $600 M15 111 Dfiwwth Hall on ‘lhursdsy damavres tod-w in supreme court on aftomoon under the ices oi ,a counter-claim arising out of an the [ladies Social Club o! Trinity l automobile accident which occurred Uhlted Church was a very success- ‘near n tllzonlsH, N’. S., last August. ful one and a good sum realized-S l Mir. Justice Hugh Ross dismissed f - ‘the claim of the plaintiff, A. M. —NEVII. BEFORE HAS our Bell and Companv and gave the Christmas line of Yardleys, Hud-‘dvendant a judgment. nuts, Armand Ashes of Roses, Even- l The professor's car, ing in Paris, Three Secrets toils: Paul Clark. one of his students, was sets been so complete. Come and in collision with a company car look them over. Enman's Drug driven byssalesman. Store, Summei-side, P. F). I. bflfl-lil-lfl-Zl

officers elected for the ensuing yobs". Officers: Prosidlcnt, Mim flllvywble party was held at the zilpha MILCQUBIIlO; Vice Pres" home of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bur-kc Mrs. Harold lvlilligarl; Secretary.

' --8NJOYABLE PABTYr-A very

and PORINECSEWWECAOUNTY CHRONICLE ~ -_‘ ‘ ~ SANTiAPALS l

. (ooncinuod irons rm 1)

trnte G. M. Matthews It O'-

driven by i

lhmscllffe, Katherine I-lyndmm, Mrs. A. W. Hyudmlil, Mia. (Olpt) T. ‘G. Taylor, Mrs. A. J. sthiesm,

Mrs. P. D. Williams. Mr. P. D. Williams, Misc Joan Williams, Mrs. Mary A. Taylor, Mrs. Murdock Mc- MacKinnon, Mrs. H. S. Henderson, "One Interested." Murray Harbor, Margaret A Stewart, Dunstaflnago, Gordon Harding, Nomi) Long- worth. Florence Ohappelle, Shirley Jane Dunning. Roma Ann Dunning, Betty Bruce, Mrs. J. M. McFadyen, Leila M. Coles, North Milton, Mr. and Mrs. I. R. Hillson, Bessie McQuaid. Isobel M. Reid. Mrs. J. M. Reid, Mrs. Roland Coady. ‘ '

Mrs. Frances Kollfiaiiior. Mra George J. George Rogers, Rosemary Rogers, Mrs. Henry l". Fitzgerald, Miss "Billie" Fitzgerald, Miss Bev- erley Fitzgerald, MrsQC. H. Block, Ruth Jenkins, Wendall Jenkins. Chester Jenkins. In Memory of

Haig Miller, Hazelbrool: Women's Institute, A. K. Lord, Cape 'I'rs.v- erse; Dureil Murray, Herbert Mur- ray, Rev. Eugene l... Mumy. Dom- thy Andrews. Hank Kelly, Kather- ine Huteheson, Audrey Birch.

Rev. louis A. Dougan, Third 0r- der of St, Francis, Mrs. V. B. Rob- ertson, Aileen Campbell. Howard wedlock, Gene wedlock. Mrs. H. E. mller, Master Jim Palmer. Miss Susanneyalmcr. Mrs. J. R. Mimn. Marshfield, Miss Verna Wood. Hon. Premier MlcMillan, Mr. J. W. Conn, ms. Ernest T. Mill, Km- sirlgtom-Arthur Cooper.

Name ~ All Betty (skates) . . . . 11 Eleanor (skates) l8 Horaoeukates) Iii George (skates) 10

.......... 9

Stanley ( book)

Tlgnish, on Wednesday last when |-Mrs. Ernest Wright; ‘rreasurer Miss a number. of the young people as- Rita Pickering; Temperance Sec-I sembled there to bid farewell io'reta.ry, Miss Mabel Linklatter;

M3‘- "Wm MB-Yflec. who during $116 Christian Stewardship, Mrs. Crilly‘ past two years was the capable and ‘Lea. At the request of the meet- efficient bank teller at Tignisllling Mrs. Campbell conducted the

cers were duly installed. A special followed. By compo-bled by a substantial purse. special request, Mm Helen Mi11i~| Mr. Maynss graciously acknowieds- gan and Miss Rita. Pickering sang, ‘ation and very sweetly “Man of Miss thanked the people of the town for MacQuarrie then reed the farewell their kindness to him during his address to Mrs. Campbell, the [Q- stay with them. Complimentary tiring president, mud Mrs. Hamid specohm then followed. Mr. Maynes Milligan ‘made the presentation. goes to the Saokviile branch of the Mrs. Campbell responded very rit- Rvvincial Ba-nh-B tingly and expressed the wish that

MI-Yfloa waspresenicd with s. very

a-imrasissivit summon! - At St. Simon and St. Jude's Church

largo class of young ladies (22) were received into the society of the Children of Mary. ‘rbis ceremony which is beautifully in accord with the day and its dedication to the Immaculate r_ tion was im- pressively carried out by the offic- iating clergyman, Rcv. J. D. Mo- Niell. assisted by the acolytes and the ladies choir. Before they cere- mony a very impressive on was preached by Pr. McNiell (m the

ter which the aspirants carrying lighted candles approached the al- to;- and together recited tho act of Oonsecration. The Rev. Chaplain then blessed and conferred the ribbons and medals. At the con- clusion of the reception ceremonies

procession and moved slowly around the church reciting the roa- ary. Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament followed.

JRESENTATION T0 MR8.

regular meeting of Youfls women Auxiliary o! ‘trinity unit- ed Church. the president, MrauL. B. Oampbellwas presented with a lovely gift and an‘ address. Th meeting was held at_the Manse.

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many of the young ladies" would call to see her when they were in Nova Scotia. A Christmas box

Tignish, on Saturday, Nov. 8th, a.was packed for Sydney, N. S., af-

ter which a dainty lunch was ser- ved by the hostess-S

PBRSONALS

-(Friends are delhhiod to sec Mr. George Frlaell out and about again afwr an illness of some months-S

-1=‘riends will be pleased to learn that Miss Bessie Smallman who

aims and obligation of sodality, af- , was operated on recently forap-

pmdicitis in the Prince County Hospital is now able to retimi home-S

-Mrs. Chests;- Young and her two small children are spending the Christmas holidays with l Mrs.

_. arrarig ‘Y t,-Mra. nobiiso t ago. the stints of w. and urs. f2‘ “m” “My "m °d‘ “mm m“ r n "

her home in Fredericton. N. BPS

-M.‘rs. Corbett has rcturned from Montreal to her home in Alberton. She was accompanied by lvlllss Har- dy, R. m. who was nursing her. It

CAMPBELL-At the class‘: of the Iia pleasing to report Mrs. Corbett

is much improvedF-S

-Miss Joyce McDonald. ‘finish. who recently underwent a serious operation in the City Hospital, rc- turned to her home on Saturday- Ber friends are. Pltflwd l" in"

Mrs. Campbell occupying tho snail- After tho devotional period

thil-that their little friend has iully regular business was done. aad the recovered.

1M Neil (hockey stick) 12b Annie (game) 12o Susie (doll) 171 Hammond (m 12a Baby (push toy) .. 129 Walter (book) -1so Iireda (doll) 131 Adam (book) .. 132 Gordon (hockey 193 Stirling (game) 134 Frances (doll) . 185 Phyllis (doll elo 13s Raymond (rattie)_ 131 Joan (doggis) 13c Catherine (lnok .. 139 Albert (mach. toy) .. 141 Victor (hockey stick) 142 Harry .‘ (skates) ~. ‘ 14s May (skates) 14o Gladys (doll)

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Rev. George Millar- and Douglas l: Henry (mech. toy)_ l

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is: (toy doe) ‘Imor- 293Fred (nnis)“...;......l...... 1 mm (doll) s mummy (m. ogdisbea) ., 9 1M Eileen (push toy) 2 Adclaine ‘ -11l lddMlldrled (rattle) 6 11 loin-sneer (doll)'... 6 1 ldlLeon (Idmc) b A 150101111119 (push (w) ...... 4 8 1Q Roland (icy dq) ......,.. I 14 1615s “ (game) 4 . .. I 162 Rosie (dolly) _ .. 3 will. (bmi) ........ 12 1S3 Urban (rattle) ..l‘.& 311i Charles (h

164 Teresa‘ (rattle) I mos William (totes) -- ........ ios Msry- (toy dog) 11-117mm! (time)

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l6’! Herman (hockey stick), l0 168 Elmer (skates) 169 Lloyd (book) 170 Isabel (game)

......... 2

|l73 Jean (dish set) . 1'15 Allan (doggie) 1'16 Mildred (book)

m Mary (doll) . 3 one discovery may owl 11w- II 11s ‘lbresa (dish set) . 5 8 u, m ennui, ngw theory

1'18 Louis (hockey stick 11) I no!" prong;

iau Veronica (book) . ii 12 gamma; ,1 m. [0 ,1)“ eve,

iai Marcella. (book) .. . 18.3 io ma, ,1,“ m, giggle livlfll oelli.

182 Gerald (hockey use) 1s - l‘ to ulo thousands of tlliymgen _, ‘I83 Jerorns (sures) .... ' a; 6 gammy “mm (m; are port; .is4 Ruby (book) 10,3” m 4 evefy w“ ,., 185 Jackie (game) s W lam (moch- ioy) 4 The “he, lac Morgen, (doll) 5 33B John (i011) I Imentuw their has; 0999mm";

137 Tel-egg (415), My) 4 m" (rattle) 5 mosh,“ w “My the begmnmp 95;" 4 iss Billie (push toy) 2 "W" Ebeiore birth in the primates,

iao Phyllis (rattle) . -1 m "i?!" (shut) 1” wzlass o! animals to which nu f,

3 K 380 Evelyn (G011) . - -..- .... 9 l belonm It h a plday.a]d emp¥_ Marion (book) 11,331 9hY1“ (dish 5°” - -- a macaque monkey. the c 09E .

192 Eleanor (book) . . . . . . . . . . .. 12* vintage in the development 0f a" 1111*- . 198 lkancis (hockey stick) 10 lynan- e ‘gnlmgl ever o tail; ,

ioi Bernice (doll) .. . a “Pry 14°") - preséruslked for scientiiic 195 Stephen (push toy) ..... .. z 3° 1-111" 1111"“) l‘ The data abdil oh.

19s Allan (rattle) . s mos. 3" ""11" ("n") - they not only control ‘heredity;

19'! Florence (dolly) . . . . 3 n" J°'°Ph (Tune) 5am 515° yo)” 'g§5flhf,lfl1 to life‘;

19B Joseph (game) ..... a 33B W111 1111"" l" 1n wail-ll there is a deficiency, ct 19BFrancis (hockey stick) l0 WWW!“ ("Si") -- gome“ganes"cail notlive. 1 zoo Kathleen (book) is l 34° Vincent (hockey 9 "gen-g" hgvé 1on3 been idiom‘ 201 John (skates) is 9411011" (Wk) 13 barns ¢arriers'of_hereditary"q'i,\g§ . 202 George (game) .. fl a: w“ (IN-me) 9 Iacteristica from generation tofliggply mos Gertrude (dish m.) e B (“ml-r ‘lorsiion such as color ofh ,, no .204 Katherine (push toy) s W111“ (@1011) -- eyes,statum 5nd bodily build. ;, cy 205 ‘Ihomas (rattle) '1 mos. 945 m“ (“m9 ma‘ exist in every living cell, from; .303 Joyce (dogma _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___ 3 ' 34G Nellie (dlfih. set) .......... 5 smmlest onbceued orgflflsmsjq‘

20'! Rosella (rattle) .. .. ll 94" "Wklk ("W53 W!) mmmm of @115 in me human ,

208L111 (book) ....:........13 W-Wlm (Milt) -- “(hockey stick) ll "time" (dolly) m lloowilllam (push

209 Roy 210 Fred (skates)

. . . . . . .. WY -- ______ __ 7 351 Norman (hockey stick) ... 14 211 Carl (game) 352 Maxim? (book) boiiBobby (train)

.212 Noreen (dish set) .. .213 Eddie (garlic)

2'11 Ida (doll) 2'12 Rose (crib) 27$ Gavin (game) 2'14 Pied (mech. toy)

ms itoy (teddy bear)

2'16 Paulina (doll) fliJunior (game) 2'18 Eileen (doll clothes) 2'71) Gordie (hockey stick) .... I!) Jimmie (skates) . 201 Mary (push toy) .......... 2112 Isabel (skates) N8 Elmer (hockey ma) .. 284 Winnifi-ed (top) ' 265 Valerie (dish set) Zbctlordon (auto) . (skates)

NB Elmer (book) mAubrcy (game) . Nfibormhy (skates) .. 291 May (push to!) as Parker (train) ........... ..

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