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.m. and Mrs. CI'M.IIlld of Maine have returned to their home court spending I very enloylble visit with Mrs. CartlInd'I mother. Mrs. Neil MIcPhee of Brae.

Miss Donna Palmer of Ireeland is the teadier this year It the Brae school. Mrs. MaclsaIc is caching this year It the Milo School.

Mr. Ind Mrs. Rae Kennedy and family of Murray Harbour North have been visiting in 0'Leary the guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Dun- ville.

Mr. William Splcer has return- ed to his home in NeedhIm.MaIS-. gmg gpendlng his vacation in M-llo the guest or his dauahter. 'MrS- Charles Milligan. and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jelly. ICC0m' panied by Mr. and Mrs. George Osborne who have been visiting in O'Leary the past few weeks. left on Tuesday morning !or their homes in Newmarket. Ont.

Mr. Nesry Shelfoon of Ottawa i5 spending a few weeks in 'O'Lea.rly with his wife and fIm-l1y- HIS mmy fniends are delighted to see helm again. He is a former teacher at the O'Leary School.

Mr. and Mrs. 'ITherin Ell-is of O'- Leary have returned home after a most enjoyable honeymoon trip to Chicago. Niagara Falls and. other American centersz Mrs. Ellis was formerly Miss Sh-Lrley G0'”l"-

Mr. Baytield Ellis attended the . annu-al re-union of the tlth Canad- ii hm siege Battery. Canadian Ex- .. peditiwary 3-one which was held in Stanhope Lane with the annual dinner held at Sandy's Restaurant in Marshlield.

Mr. Earl Jelly. cf.Umon- vale, is again teaching in that large school on the outskirts of 0-Len-y. being only about one mile from 0'Leary village.'There are approximately fifty P011115 and almost all grades.

Joan and Keith Stetson. children of Mr. and Mrs. Errol Stetson. Unionvale. have returned to their home after an enjoyable h01'1d5y spent in Charlottetown at the home of their uncles; M85573- Lorne and Artthur Ramsay.

Mr. and Mars. Roderick Mac- Nevin have returned to White Home, Yukon Territory. Where Mr. MacNevin is on the teachinll star! of the school. They SPEHI 5 very enjoyable vacation rn'Brae. the guests of Mr. MacNev-ms mo- tlher. Mrs. Allan MacNevin.

The congregation of the 0'LeaTy United Church pastoral. charge have just finished installing new hardwood floors In the dim!!!- room and ball of the manse in 0'Leuy Ind have also cut an archwaylbetwe-en the P310? "id hall. all of which maternally im- prove; the-appearance of this fine property.

Barbara MIcNai.ll. young dwelt- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Mac- Neill. O'Leary. had I tonsilectomy performed at the Western Hospital in Alberton on Wednesday. A138. aon. by Dr. J. P. Lantz. specialist from Charlottetown. She is com- ing along splendidly Ind her many friends wish her a speedy conval- escence.

' Rev. Walter J. Domville, United Church Minister of Stanrlry. N. 3. who has been vialtainl NJ 0” home In Green Hill the guest of his sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ellis, also Mrs. John Mecbellan and Mrs. E. L. MacDougIll, has returned to his home.

The following school sections have been fortunate in securlnl the services of the following cep- able teachers-Knutsford: Misses Marion Ellis and Betty Ba-rwise; Millbum: Miss Mnrsery E1115: Capo Wolfe: Mrs. Sun Shaw;

. springneld: M.-rs. Keith MacDoug- all: West Cape: Mrs. Ira MacDon- ald; Dunblanez Mrs. Lorne Ellis.

Rev. and Mrs. Elmer E.,Ashley and daughter. of St. Catherines. Ont.. were recent visitors to this vicinity. the guests of Rev- Mr- Ashley's relantrives in Alber-ton and district. Rev. H. Lloyd Henderson. Minister of the Presbyterian Church in Portage la PrI-lrie.Man- mom, has been I very welcome visitor to 0'Leary Ind district. He preadied at the Albet-ton PreoW' terian Church where he served peveral yeIrI ago as I student and

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Unlonvale. He is Ileo the mlyof colktgo Guy ofulzartult; lclhfl-atria; be perhaps 0'1 . 39"" in Canada who Is the duel Inclin- rate of I city 01' WW-

pggpgc g,mpa1hy.fI' extended .f.o Kn. Alvin Webb of 01.0!!! In the pggglng bother, NH llandueoui. of not 10.

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in Sydney and Ilso in New Water- ford.

Mr. and Mrs. My late: (nee Miss loII Oulton) and little son of Montreal. and Mrs. Bates, 8r.. who spent several weeks in Bree the guests of Mrs. .BItos' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Oultoa, hZave're- turned to their home.

Mr. and Mrs. John Lldstone and their three children of Saint John. N.B.. are visiting in 0”Leary and vicinity and were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Noonnn of Ol- Leary on Thursday. Aug. slat.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert MacLIugh- li-n and their two boys who were visiting in 0'Leary the guests of Mrs. MIcLaughltn's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ramsay. left on Wednes- day to return to their home in East Walpole. Mass.

Rev. Blair and Mrs. Colborne and little son. Midiael, of Spring- field West, seven miles from 0'- Leary. have returned to their homes" after enjoying their vacat- ion which they spent in Hubbards the guests of Mrs. Colbornels pa- rents. Justice .M. B. and Mrs. Archibald. and in Sydn where they were the guests of v. Mr. Colborne's parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Colvbor-ne.

O'Lea!'y 'Sc.hocl is again in op- eration. 'Ilhere are seventeen tiny tots who have started school for the first time. '.llhere is only one change in the teaching staff this year. Mr. William Turner of 0'- Leary is the new Principal. suc- ceeding Mr. Lewis MacKcnzie who has been Principal for the past several years. The junior teacher is Miss Pearl Craig of Poplar Grove. The intermediate teacher is Mrs. John Matthews of O'LeaI'y and the primary and beginners teacher is Mrs. Mae Palmer of Bloomfield.

Dr. George and Mrs. Fraser who were visiting in Oieary the guests of Mrs. Fraser's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Campbell, left. 0'- Leary on Tuesday. Aug. 29th. Dr. and Mrs. Fraser are newly-weds. Mrs. Fraser was tlhe former Miss Norma Campbell of O'Leary. Dr. Fraser is I graduate of this year's medical class otf Dalhousie Medical School in Halifax. IX. Frasier will practice in Mulgrave. N. S., and his many friends will wish him and his winsome bride every suc- cem as they beflin their life's work in the progressive little town on the Strait of Canso. Dr. Fraser is a native of New Glasgow. N. S.

A very pleasant evening was spent at the United Baptist Pa-r- sona-ge in O'Leary onFriday even- ing when friends gathered to cel- ebrate with Rev. Mr. Howletfs mother who reached her ninety- fldth birthday. Singing was en-Q joyed and this grand -old lady re- ceived some lovely gifts. A delic- ious lunch of ice-cream and cake was served. For such an advanced age. Mrs. Howlett is feeling very well and enjoys very good henltlh and takes a great interest in church doings and community happe-nln-gs. Her legion of friends wish this dear old lady God's con- tinued blessing in the evcntoldc of her life. A '

On 'Dhursday evening I very impressive baptismal service was conducted by the Rev. Walter J. Domville of Stanley, N. B.. when four dhlldxen were baptized: Judy. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Mattlhews; Barrie. son of Mr. Ind Mrs. Ken Ellis; .3 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Randall Boater and the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Keith MacDougall. After the bIp- .

tismal service. delicious refresh- ments wera served and the re- mainder ol the evening spent in music and singing. Rev. Mr. Dom- ville is I Minister of the United Church.

On Sunday evening I special dedication service was conducted in the Bethel United Church of Canada at Springfield West. seven miles from O'LeIry. when the min- later. Rev. Blair B. Colborne ded- icated I beautiful cross in mem- ory of Ray Smith. son of Mr. and Mrs. James Smith, West Point, who paid the supreme sacrince in World War Two. It was donated by the family. A silver Commun- ion plate in memory of Mr. James Robinson.wIs given by his daugh- ter. Mrs. Marcus Gay. A Com- munion sm in memory of Mr. John MIcLe11an. was given by his grandcluldron. Reta, Clayton and Laurvld-is Macbellan, and a brass offering plate in memory of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ellis Sr.,' of O'- Lenry. was given by their dauph- taevr Nellie Burns and her husband Mr. John Burns of Kensington. Special music was rendered by the choir and I duet, "Beyond the Sunset" was splendidly rendered by Mrs. Earl Ellis Ihd Mrs. Ralph Macbellnn.

NEW LONDON W. M. I.

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don United Church held its rt gular meeting It the home of Mrs. J. I. CImpbellion Thursday even- ing. August 8rd. -

Mrs. Leigh Brown opened the meeting with "Call to Worship" using. the program found in the

monthly. theme "Jesus Christ-Teacher and Lord”. Open- ing hymn was No. 41 followed by the Scripture. reeponslve reading- Iad prayer. Members Iuintlng in the Won-Ihlpxservice were Mrs. H. P. round. Ilu. I'IulII,CIlID- bell and Mn. Harold laybew. The closlnl MM was No. II. "la t card I: count or West? mluutmof the July meet-

ing were nudsnd Ipproved. Roll

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At ” Alberton

The Inn edition of the Alberton Ind Prince County Inhibition will be held tomorrow and preparations are now in process or pun; com. pleted to make it the moat success- ful to date. Exhibits of livestock from all over Prince County are be- in: delivered to the barns and judg- ing will commence It ii A. M.

It is Inticiplted that the num- ber of exhibits will be the largest in the history of the Fair as some new names no in evidence among those who have entered livestock.

The quality of the exhibits con- tinues to improve from year to year and I share of 0 credit for this improvement mus go to this Innunl exhibition which has crest. ad I spirit of rivalry among the farmers and a pride in the posses- sion of fine cattle, horses. hogs And poultry. .

His Honor. Lieutenant-Oovemor .I.A. Bernard will officially open the Fair at 2 p. m. Among those ex-

COBNWALL W. M. S.

The August meeting of the Corn- wall W.M.S. was held It the home of Mrs. Bruce Macxlnley on Wed- nesday evening. Aug. 9th.

The devotional period was led by Mrs. Walter Boyle, t-he theme of which was, "Jesus Christ-- Teacher and Lord". Mrs. Harry &osby and Mrs. Watson Living- stone read articles on the world convention on Christian education which is meeting in Toronto. where 5000 delegates from more than sixty countries are gathering for fellowship. inspiration and education.

The treasurer, Mrs. L.H. Drake, reported 531.85 received for the month of July and 38.11 from the Baby Band. Twenty-one mem- bers answered their names with an article for the port worker at Halifax.

Miss Laura Crosby invited the members to meet at her home in September, when Mrs. Vickerscn will take the devotional and Mrs.

Charman introduce the Study Book. Mrs. Elmer Frizzell. Mrs. L.

Drake. Mrs. G. Bain and Mrs. A. Stone took part in the programme which scenes and messages to be given at the world convention. and Mrs. H. Laxton. Amherst. who was a visitor. and Mrs. Stewart Drake

ticm hymn, "Fairest Lord Jesus."

A very pleasant social hour was spent. in Mrs. MacKinley's beauti- ful home and lunch was served by the hostess and committee.

The closing prayer was that Christian teaching and evangelism may be advanced because of this convention and that Christians, whose Christianity is being tested severely these days. may learn to serve the Master better vtrhan ever before. .

LOWE! PRIEETOVNN W. T.

The August meeting of the Low- er Freetown W. I. met It the home

of Mrs. Scott Cairns with the l,)t:n:sl.c1vnt Mrs. Walter Bernard presiding. The meeting opened '

with the Ode followed by repeat- ing the "Collect" in unison. seven- tcen- members and one visitor were present.

At the request of the teacher for books it was moved and seconded that these be purchoscdf

A discussion on a Fantry Sale took place, Incl it was decided to

taining the textwcrd "Worship". There were 13 members and 3 visitors present. The secretary re- ported the proceeds from the pan- try Iale held In Kensington in June to be 333.80. It was decided to mIka' two quilts to be sent to Labrador in September. Twelve calls were reported made and twelve cards and three boxes sent to lick and shut -Ins.

The pa . committee then took charge. Mrs. I. M. Campbell read I very Interesting letter from one of our missionaries in Korea telllnl of their escape before the advancing North Korean Irmies and saying they were all safe and well in Japan. Mrs. Herold May- bew gave I reading on worship.

The offering amounted to tl0.l0.

The September meeting is to be held It the home of Mrs. John Mrcnood when the leader will be Mrs. Louis Campbell. Dedlcatory Prayer will be offered by Mrs. Harold Mlyhew Ind Mrs. Harold Dunning will have charge of the program. '

The meeting closed. with the Lord's Prayer. A delicious lunch was their served .by the hostess

Plans indicate Most A Successful Exhibition

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consisted of descriptive-

sang very acceptably the conven- ,

Tomorrow

pected to be present: is the Provin- cial Minister of Agriculture. the Hon. c.c. Baker. Mr. Lester Wat. lace. Hawlsn, the prelldmt or the Exhibition Association will preside.

Mr. Herbert Matthews, the sec- retary, is busy looking after the countless details that add up to I successful show. The women will be A little Iheed of the game as their exhibits of domestic science and handicraft will be judged this Afternoon. This plsplay is always one of the main attractions of the fair and when the large crowd files through the showroom tomorrow all the prize ribbon: will be in place. .

The LIdea' Aid of the Alberton Hospital w I serve meals and there will be refreshment booths. In the evening there will be modern Ind old time dancing. If the day is fav- oursblo a large crowd of people will travel the roads to Albcrton

leave it over for the September meeting. Mrs. Henry Recvca in- vltod the members to meet with her for next meeting. Roll call to be answered with "Naming a Wild Flower."

Several interesting contests were put: on by Mrs. Camden Gaardner.

Mrs. Ray Lldstona and Mrs. Prowse Gardner were appointed on the program committee for next day. -

Meeting closed with "0 Census," The hostess served a delicious lunch, after which a jolly social hour was spent.

SYDNEY. Australia. Sept. 4 - (AP) - Government rnuwny stores on the outskirts of Sydney burned

' Plusvllle

side on Saturdly.

ron. called on relatives in Plus- vllle recently.

BIturdIy It the home of Mr, Irld Mrs. Norbert Corooran.

Mr. Ralph Hardy. summer-side. spent Sunday with his parents. Mr. Ind Mrs. Jncob Hardy.

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Day and son. Eric. Kenaingtcn, were sun- dIy visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hardy.

Mr. and Mrs. Herman tcorcorsn and daughter I-Iermla were business visitors to Bummerslde on Tues- day.

Mr. and Mrs. Oersld Murphy and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stalin and son Dennis were Sunday guests of sister Mary Ambrose, xinlrora.

Miss Agnes Heffell. Freetown. and Miss Roma. Thompson, Tryon, were Sunday visitors It the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Hardy.

In spite of the rain I large crow attended the play in Piusvllle Hall on Monday night inlaid of the st. Thomas Acquinaa Society.

Mr. and Mrs. William O'Brien. St. Lawrence. visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Corcoran on Sunday.

Mrs. Justin Corcoran and child- ren Aileen and Donnie. East Royal- ty. spent a few days visiting rela- tives and friends in Piusvllle and Bloomfield. '

Mr. and MIS. Fred Gallant and Miss Phyllis Gallant. Long Island. New York. are spending their hot-

in two hours today. Loss -was estim- ated at 2750.009. A large quantity of electrical equipment was de. Stfcyed. No one was injured In the blaze believed started by 3 small grass fire,

Idays with relatives in Piuavllle. Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Hardy, Rosebank, were Mr and Mrs. Roy Geddes and child- ran June and Leigh. summerside.

Lobster on Menu

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The nurses zetI Ind Lornius Coroonn were visitors to Bummer-

ia-. and Mn. Alton ncuue, neb-

Mr. Keith Kelly, R.osevllle,,rpent

Mr. and In oewula Murphy. Lot ll and In. nelson Goff. lug. bury. were visiting relatives inplue-. ville on Sunday evening.

Mr. Ind urn. ohm-III stun-e and Ian Deanfs. Ohblgo. returned to their home on wednudey after having enjoyed their holidays with Mrs. 3tIflrI's parents, ur. end Mrs. Ambrose corconm.

Mn. wllllem sturdy and Gordon ENINII. Bumm ” . were visiting It the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Hardy. ltoeobmk. on Bundsy.

A large crowd attended the week- Iy dance held in at Lawrence nail on meadsy night. Music was furn- ished by Messrs Leonard Barnett. Alton Hardy and Earl Currie.

CHILE IN TUNA TOUBNIY

SANTIAGO. Chile, aept. 4.- -(AP)--Ohile will compete for the first time this year in the inter. natlonal tum" tournament. to be held at Wedgeport. N. 5.. this month.

The Chilean team, now an routs to .OInIdI, comprises Joaqjiu Ed- wards. Eduardo Reyes. hula Reyes. Manuel Pena. Carlos Pens and

Federico Welsner. the captain.

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A contract Painting. Pow- 'I Fdwcett Ranges and

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When at the Exhibition or In town drop in to see us. Wrmrde. buy or sell any, thing from a needle to an anchor. few Tractors available. Liberal time pay-