PAGE EIGHT Bank Of Nova Scotla Officers Are Elected

At I recent

meeting of the Board of Directors pt The Bank of Nova Scotia. Hon. Erlonard As- eelin. K.C. MLC. of Montreal

tabovei was rlectecl a Director and C. S.vdnry Frost. General Manager of llw Bank ibelovvi.

was elected a Vice-Presicleiit.

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AGENTS:-MONTAGUE: llareld F. Landry. Mrs. Byron Stewart. Mn. Bruce Mufhee. ltflaa Joyce Wlgtlnton. Mlae Joan Johnston

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greatest picture. So real that you will gay "I was there". Pinyin; Campbell's Circuit this week.

.'Ml.I.I Irma Gill and Miss R-1b.V Adams. of Kensington were re- cent guest: of Mrs. A H. Duvar. Montague.

Jrriends will be sorry to learn that Mrs. Garnet Macintyre. of Montague is a patiert in the

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..'CLEARANCE SALE - Begin- ning Monday. August 6th. we in"! clearing ladies' and children's dresses, alipa. blouses. skirts. sport wear. and other summer merch- andise at greatly reduced prices. H.L. MacGregor & Co.. Montague.

Mr. Barry MacL.urn. wiraless op- erator at Harmon Air Field. New- roundland. is spendiii; his vaca- tion in Montague. at the home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. J C. uaobure. M

'ATTlND REBEKAII ASSTJM -

IILY-Twenty-five members of Acme Rebekah Lodge. M0nlBll'JP-

attended the opening session of the Rebekah Asscmiiiy or '.he Maritime Provinces 3'. Prince of Wales C o l 1 e g e. Clvai'lotto-.tor. n. Monday evening. Nine of ihe members received the Asserr-olv Degree. M

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..'Miss Anna Macbeod arrived Irom Boston, Mass, after an ab- sence of twelve years. to visit her brother Murdock lVlacLeod, Upton. lJundaa.'

.dMr. and Mrs. William Mic- Laren. Jr., of Boston. Ma:s.. are at present visiting in Dover. guests 01 Mr. and Mrs. G.B. Whiteway.

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Miss Georgie Dover was a Visllol" to Charlottetown recently.

Mrs. Mary Iiendrlcken was a visitor in Cliarlottetown recently.

Mr. and Mrs. Kenny Garland. hermitagc. were recent guests or Mr. and Mrs. Owen Kelly.

Mr. and Mrs. Earle MacDonald,

l..orne Valley, were visitors in Pis- quid East last week.

Mr. and Mrs. George Lenrd Mount "Stewart. visited Pisoulti East as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jay.

Mr. and Mrs. Waller White.

lDonagh. visited the home. oi Mrs. lwhitcs pal'EnLs. Mr. and Mrs. Oivcn Kelly rccenilv.

Mrs. Oliver Macxinnon and son Stanley have motored from Sum- merville, Mass. to spend some time at her old home in Pisquid East.

The monthly meeting of Pisquid East Women's Institute was held at the home of Mrs. Levi Jay re- cently, with a good attendance. After the meeting a delicious lunch was served hy the hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Oswald MacNeili with their daughter Heather have returned to their home in Cam-

bridge. Mass. having spent the past, two weeks visiting relatives and friends.

wnimhaoau And Vicinity

Mr. Donnie Munro returned to his home in Whim Road after spending several days in George- town. the guest. of Dr. and Mrs. J. S. Bonncll. .

Miss Norma Camplicll. a former rwdeni of whim Road. and who is now employed in Charlottetown, is spending part of her vacation in Fredericton. N. B.

liliss Jean Ann .Vlunrn, Whim Road, is visiting her cousin Miss Evie Lou Bears in Brooklyn.

Mr. and Mrs. ivilliam Webster and family of Montague, wore re- (zeni visitors In Whim Road.

..' After an ahsenre of over :ixtv years. Mr. George Mavxenzic. a

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Souris Pilot lniured In ' Ontario Qnsh

AILMERI. Ont., Aug. 7 -(GP). A light crop-dusting plane crashed into a tree here yesterday, critic-

ally injuring the pilot. Philip Paquet, 32, of Souris. P. E. I. Paquet la in hospital at st. Thomas.

The plane a Piper Cub 'G3', crashed on the farm of John

Pazekas. R.R.2. Aylmer. Paquet, an employee of Lavers Bros. Air Ser-

M vices Ltd.. Toronto. was dusting tobacco crops in company with .'Mr. William Macxenzie. Fiat two other aircraft. mver. is 3 pguem in me Kings Hospital authorities said Paquet coumy Hospital, His friends wish suffered severe natures of both him a speedy recovery M ankles, severe and extensive facial I .. :1 lace.-ations. undetermined chest - I injuries, and possible internal in- Plsquld East ........

He is reported to have received

his discharge from the R..C.A.P. headquarters at Trenton, Ont., last month.

According to cyewitnesses. Peq- uet was flying south across the

field at low altitude at the time of the accident. Apparently he was unable to hf: his aircraft over sev- eral trees.

The left wing of the plane struck the branclies of two trees. and the plane crashed to the ground.

Baptismal Service At Georgetown

Baptismal service at me shore front on the east side of thc Rail- vxay Wharf. Georgetown, was held on Sunday. August. 5th at (i p.m. Opening liynin: "We Have Heard A Joyful sound". Opening prayer by Rev lilr. Moore. Several hymns ucre ihcn sung, which were led by Mr Hunt. A quarteite, com- posed of Mrs. Myrtle Babineau. Mrs. A. E. Jenkins, Mrs. J. E Blackeii. and Mrs. 5 Straight ren- Ccrcd. ”A I-Iem of His Garment." The message was delivered by Mr. Hunt and was from John 3- 36. Solo by Mrs. S. Straight, "Is Your All On the Altar of Sacrifice Laid". Message on Baptism by Mr. svend Chtistiansen from tip- ton. scripture. Acts. ti chapter on the Ethiopian Eunlch baptised by Philip.

Nine candidates were baptised. In between the baptism of each candidate a verse of a hymn was sung as:-"I'm Not. Ashamed To Own My Lord".

Mr. S Straight delivered the message to the candidates and al- so the closing prayer.

The closing hymn was Faith Looks Up To Thee.”

at Whim Road. Before leaving the Province he lived on the property now owned by Mr. Russell Mac- Belh. He was greatly impressed by the changes that have taken place during that time. particularly in the landscape where woods have been cut and others have grown. During his stay he visited Whim Road School where he attended as aboy. when it. was built on its present. site. Mr. MacKenzie re- called attendlng school when the district included both Whim Road and Kllmuir School Districts. and the building stood almost a mile west of its present site on the property now nwncd by Mrs. Al- hert. Griffin. This building was later destroyed by fire. After re- newing old acquaintances at Whim

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resident. of California. returned to The Island to visit his old home

Road Mr. MacKenzie visited in lPoin'. Pleasant before returning I homo.

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ROY LAYAI. Esrnpi-s Fire Via Rope Ray Lnvrnl of Otidua. Ont., didn't

wait for firemen to carry him down a ladder when a 525.000 firc hrokc out in an Ottawa hotel. Ho is shown us he lowi-rod him- scll uni nf a fourili-storey window and cscupcd from llir- hlnzc. which firemen. who battled it for two hours. believed was raused by a cigarette butt.

Murray River. and Vicinity

..' Miss Esther Ferguson. Murray River. has returned to her home after spending a few days in Char- lottetown where she was a student at the short course given at P.W.C.

Mr. Cameron Butler. who is at present employed in Ottawa. is spending his vacation in Peter's Road. guest of his parents: Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bulier.

Miss Dorothy Buell. Murray River. has returned to her home after spending a few days in Char- lotietown.

Mrs. John Millar has rt-Iurnrd to her home in Murray River after spending a few days in Murray Harbour North, guest of her brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. David Irving.

Miss Myrtle Millar. Murray Har- hour North. returned to hcr home after spending a few weeks in Murray River, the guest. of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Scncahaugh.

Mr. and Mrs Harvey Vcnnll and son of Piclou. N. S. are at present

spending a low days in Pctcr's Road. guests of Mrs. Ncilir Mac- Leod.

M.-. Conn Murphy. Charlotte- town. has rciurncrl to his home after spending a few days in Murray River visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Emerson K. Johnston.

Miss Marguerite Saunders, Hali- fax, has returned in her home in

Murray River. WIlPi'C she will spend some time visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. George Saunders.

Miss Mary MacL9od. Halifax, is spending a row days in Glen Wil- liam guest of Mr. Alex R. Mac- Donald.

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LONDON. Au-1. 7 -- (AP) Moscow radio said Saturday that the nuiput of Soviet industry during the second quarter of 1951 was 16 per cent higher than for the corresponding period last year. The broadcast, heard here, quot- ed figures announced by the Cen- tral Statistical Adminialmlion of the Soviet Council of M:ms'.crs.

Christmas Island in the Indian Ocean has an area or only Rt) square miles with a population of about 1,300.

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Monsignor .1.. A. Murphy andl Monsignor Richard St. John 't-.ft', on Monday. Auguat Gih by car for, a short visit to Nova Scotia. ,

' Souris st. Marys defeated ti.eI Tracadle baseball team by a. score' of lo-8 in a regular league game riaye at Tracadie on Sunday. August 5th. ;

Mr. and Mrs. Newton Large. Charlottetown.Rand Mr and tire. George Bernard. Long IRiver. wore recent visitors at Mr. and Mrs R. J. MacKenzle's.

The S8. ”Sheircliffe Hall" sailed on Saturday. Aug. 4th with 3321 cords of puipwood for Detmit, Michigan. This cargo was as- semhled hy Mr. Albert Quigle, of St. Peters.

Eucharistic Day was celebrated in st. Mary's Church on Sunday. August 5th with a large crowd at- tending the services. Monsignor Richard st. John prenrhed at the morning Masses and Rev. Dr. Richard Ellsworth of Sn. Dun- stairs University conducted -he holy hour service in the evening.

A crowd which filled at. Mary's Parish Hall to the doors enjoved the fidling and dancing cont-at held on Thursday. August, 2. uh; contestants were introduced by Mr. P.A. MacLellan and each one

received merited applause from the audience. Following are -ho prize winners: Fiddling. ist, yu-. Omar Chverie. Souris; and. up Peter Chalsson. Bear River; ard.

Mr. Emmett Chaisson. Bear River. A special prize was awarded to George Weatherby of Charlortc-' t0Wn- S1911 dancing: lst. Mr. Jos-

Plith Longaphie. Souris River; '-'iid. Miss Helen Maciiinnon. Cinr-i iotteiown: flrd. Mr. st. Clair

Piquet. Souris. Step dancing. chil-

dren: lst, Bernard Macnonaid. Pnd. Lloyd Mac.Doald. 3rd. Joan Gauthier. singing re. child.”

under 14 yeast 1st. Caihlccn and Kenneth Keays; 2nd. Ann Keays; -3rd. Eva and Andrew Jarvis. rne Judges were Mr. Michael Mclnnls. Sallris. Mr. Ruben Mclnnls. Red Point. and Mr. Slczwen Miler East Baltic. The contest was spon- sored by the C. W. League of Red Point. '

Struck-During Target Practice

RIO DE JANEIRO. Brazil, Aug 'I-tfteuterst-A passenger plane flying over Copacabana Fort dur- lng target practice was hit yester- day and one passenger was wound- ed

The niissilfs striking the plane were variously described as bul- lets and rockets. The injured pas- senger was wounded in the arm.

The damaged plane-on a rout- ine fllght between Rio and San Paulo-was hit. twice. One missile uent lhrouizh ihc right wing uni the other through the fuselage.

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