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From All-Stars Allison Hairy. Cavendish.

t ' Rev. 5119 Wmmtfsldl Aces defeatedl will be the special theme I pcaker i3'- I-oeke'y'".;.'...'S'”3'3.”. sir: i'"u5"ii””.' """””" ”' " ”' Int nixht by the score of 11-2. 5 u y o the Unmd Chm”

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5”0'd Fl0MilI9- "-7- 'Cases Heorcl At i Saturday, Nov. 10, 1956

Honored in S'Side. ,summ."id.

l - . until November llth. In coimty Magistrates Court , A mlmmenide mm -I & sumnieralde yest-erdayamaafrornland costs .0, "ma nuy um. CE" T"'"”e' cmrged with me" liquor while a man from O'L:ary ”' ffff";'” h” M ”'"9'"' 5"5' was fined 31 on and costs of 31540 pen e or 12 months and or- - i i Vdered to enter into a recognizance l'::;)”E,re':2:E E dluurbuce in . k - ' . 3'... '.?i.3”..'.”:f”ssJ3'.i?”5..L?.f "W" "K "Wu Tr-"W M'- occurred several months logo andla man from Miscouchei Rim pdd the apprehcn 'on was made by Siffedangmiiststclqlaglnioatfzl C . . ' . . .' ' .13: n.Jd.r1'i'fi-. BLi'.ii'.lf;l.'...l”"'"'”':tha- was I-mi equipped with the A party from Tyne Valley wast" cesnry equ pment Mme . "tn

f . "nod :40 um :95” my pleading rom Alma was fined 85.” and guilty to possession ol liquor (home

home of Dr. and Mrs. Hubert Mac- Neill in honor of Mr. Donald Flem- ing. M. P. following the nominat- ing convention at the Civic Aud- itorium, on Nov. 7th.

candidate for Prince County; Dr. Orville Phil- lips. Also present were R. H. Bell, clude Olive Jelley, Vance Bridges, leader. of the opposition; Mclvin Joan Walker. Mary MacLiu'e. Ger- MacDonald. president of the P.E. nldlne Woodside, Donald Beairsto, I. Conservative association; w, Allison MacMurdo Arthur Craig, Chester 5. MacDonald. president

Others taking active parts in-

costs for driving a motor vehicle

Der. Ron McArthur. and cum-11, Mmom an openm” Hume

I Rod! and an assist each

the peace for two years.

lowing the reception Mr. Felming party from Borden, charged

was the guest at the Clifton Hotel with possession of stolen goods was

before proceeding by air to Hal- remanded in custody until Novem- ax. ber l3th., while the case of a party from Albcrton South, facing

.the same charge was adjourned

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G." r and William Callbeck. Presbytery of P.E.I. Young Progressive Con- ' made be" t purchased "M" E MI8l5U'ate R-5. Ind wt 'w':.;”m5' culcuole president Ernest Murphy and sec- servative Association and Mrs. v Ve"d"' Preslded. "ch. ud Funk st:e'i?'e:1d lg" rotary - treasurer Leila Townsend Donald Lidstone. leader of the I A Daffy from 51- J0SePlI'si u." v" hm each one A"; will be conducting the various ses- Progressive Conservative Women's Charged with limit of a notch was lot "I: Angst”! Cummen sions. afternoon and evening. iAs.sociait:on. Assisttinignthe hostess fined 500 and ordered to enter in- N T Fred D” A 5p 91 I t d ,.1od d .11 n serv g a mo; 9 cious lunch 0 a recognizance of 5200 to keep Roches fired kl: . 9 3 5 u y W e as was Mrs Chester Mac-Donald. Fol-

., ma non Cameron and with the aims, purposes and func-

Maclwurdo am the helper; Hons of the four fold program of 11.. Au.sm-, W,” short hand. Citi enship has been planned. ,4 in the gin; mo ham”, ayg missions, Faith, Stewardship nut! 15. um, mm mm, but had two Presbytery and union convenors. extra players In the final period. "'.'d" me D ' H sea” by pgflodi 5,0' 104' 111 will lead the groups.

Referees were Gord Kelly and The rally theme, in keeping with

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muons AWAIT ARRIVAL or or ' 3

Due to clrcumstances-be- yond my control I will not be breeding sows at my piggery until further notice.

Alex. Spence, Drciegermcin;

WANTS WORLD POLICE

Alexander Spence. drnegerman. who gave his life in the heroic rescue operations at the Spring- hill mine disaster was laid to rest in the sprlnghill cemetery on Nov. 4.

lie was a member hf the droo- gerrpan crew which was instru- mental in saving the lives of Q miners trapped in a coal mine at Springhill. On Nov. 1 he was stricken by the poisonous gas of the burning mine and died a few hours later in All Saints Hospital

He was the youngest member of his family and was born in

L'aici To Rest At Springhill

Mary Spence. and Mrs. Nellie Spence ol Sprlnghiil. Mrs. Eliza Sneddon. of Po'ness Scotland. John of Toronto. Tom. and Jim of Springhiil, N.s. , His funeral was held from his late residence on Sunday Nov. on After a short. but besuuha service by his brothers of the Knights of Pythina Lodge of which he was a member Rev. Mr. Mer- cer of the W leyan United church took charge of the service. and also officiated at the'grave. He was a member of the Wesleyan church, and of the miners union.

Gord - Jackson.

Lone Guides Bound For Lonnox Island

L'one Guides in the vicinity of Lennon Island will have the op- portunity to attend a meeting there on Monday afternoon, at I. p.m. which is designed to

stress the international aspects of Kl-Ildlng. The program is under the direction of Mrs. Charles Link- letl-Bf. Intern!" ' Commission-

the present National Evangelistic mission-is "You Shall Be My Wit- ness."

Central Presbytery includes the area from Wellington to Hunter's River with unions in Hampton. Tryon. Borden. 3080 Vllley. Bede- que, Freetown, Margate. Summer- side. Travellers Rest. Maipeque. and Kenaington.

. ALBERTON

has returind to her home from the P.E-l. Hospital

l ' Mrs. Vernon England. Alberlon.

LONDON ICP1-World govern. ment advocates in Britain Thurs- day lnunched a campaign to, set UP I inn ent United Nations

police force. The World Associa- tion

for World Government.

Canadian MP5 and senators. ls- sued an "urgent manifesto; call- ng'for a revision of the UN char-

Lwhich has support from some 40 er. '

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.w ROLAND PAYNTER.

French River.

Bo'ness. Scotland in 1913. the son of John Spence and Helen Wilson Spence. He came to Canada with his parents in 1923, and since that time has been a highly ro- spected citizen .0! Springhlil.

FROM MALPEQUE He leaves to mourn besides his wife. the former Barbara Louise Burns. RN of Malpeque P.E.l. two children. Judith Bernice age H 10 five sisters. Mrs. Peggy Fred-

. erlck of Wellesley, Mass. Mil. Mimi Spence of New York. Mrs.

so... Trinity Credit Union Eighth Annual Meeting Held

liam Stevenson, Alan Wedloclr. Eu

Mrs. Erskine Getson of Klldarc Capes and her infant daughter. Helen Isabelle, left the Western Hospital on Friday and are spend- ing a few days with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Meggison, Albttlli.

The weekly C.W.L. card party was held in Alberton Parish Halli Thursday evening with six tables in play. Hostesses were Mrs. Ed- low Albert, Mrs. Cyril Bernard. Mrs. George Gallant, Mrs. Lem- uel Arsenault, and Mrs. Gerald Rooney. First prizes were presen- ted to Mrs. John Pen'y and Ver- non Gallant and consolation: to Mrs. George Gallant and Brenton O'Connor. Mrs. John Perry and Edlow Albert tied for the freeze-

er for P.E.l., and will include the showing of two world friendship films. Mrs. Hugh MacNelll serves as leader of both Guides and Brownies on Lennon Island. There are several Lone Guides in the vicinl, of Lennox Island.

At this meeting, a girl guide from summers-uc will share her experiences at the pilot camp at Doe Lake, Ont. last summer. This camp was in preparation for one of the four world centenary camps to be held next year in celebra- tion of tha.100th. birthday anniver nary of Lord Baden-Powell.

Meetings similiar to be one to he held at Lennon island have al- ready been held at summerside. Alberton and Charlottetown, and others will be held later at Mon- ! tngue, souris and Morcll. All ml ' these meetings have and will in- clude both Guides and Brownies.

Alex was one of God's noble- men and his loss in the commu- nity and especially in the home can never be forgotten. He was laid to rest in the sprlnghiil ce- metery where four other flower strewn graves bore mute evid- ence of the town's sorrow. The pall.bearers were Harold Nelson Bill Dobson. Joe Gillla, Jim Hay- mcn and Doug Wry.

”Greater love hath no man than this than a man lay down life for his friends."

THE S. S. ORLAND AGROUNIP

Steamer Grounds En Route To .S'sicle; Relloatecl Hours Later

The S8. "Orland" en route to

trucks, in the advance or colder Trinity Unned Cred" union hem

':Summei'sid.. to load 75.530 DIBI Wellhef Pmdlcled (07 105855 H 3", 1 ting Wednesday e' in Johnston and Marvyn Wylie. mm -0' 59” W”'”' "E" ”3'”"'” 9" The mp 1' being waded by edeningmlnml-Ipligdfth Hall with Earl Arsenault and George spears pr?:fde":g.'?Anu”e G”ufdel:l:v".?h'g:: -Tryon shoals off Victorh Harbor George Broolrins of Kensington. prwdenh E1me,M.m-,,p;-ggidtng, were appointed to the credit conr lddmoml "mymem M I but 0

of Kenslngton. and the Producer: Cooperative Association of Char- lottetown. :nd the cargo, all in 100-pound bags. is destined for Jacksonville, Florida.

Both large storage sheds on the Marine Whnaf are filled to cap- acity with potatoes that will be

"early yesterday morning, and after several hours of uncertainty was refioated again in the after- noon. docking at Summerside ,about 5 p.m., where a long line- .up of loaded trucks had been waiting for several hours in rain fend drizzle on the Marina Wharf.

mlttec and Alan Jenkins and

Vance Bridges to the supervisory committee.

Mr. Gilbert Gaudet, director of P.E-I. 'Credlt Union League ad- nddrcssed the meeting.

The financial report revealed that assets are 323,766.09. an in- crease of 3000.00 over last year. Nine new members ioined the union during the year and the

I I ride in the launch leaving for the V

meeting at 3.45 pm. SIIMMERSIIIE

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ALBERTON A LEGION PARADE

They shall grow not old,'as we that are left growyoldl

...ll::gdmirnorl)::hl:ltoel; ll:-grill ctotlnd '3..'S'e'cdw.:""-n?'1i'y rid" other -22?! ,'i'”..'l'.'l3I.?.'.'.'".."i”l..i".'3.'.l rhlsll-as All veterans are invited to attend a Remem- 7:15 - 9:15 A e h "i -t th th .

. capim Wu deemed. "Th M , k g s a no weary em, nor e years condemn. , The ,,mm.m m,m.,' men by brance Day parade at Alberton, Sunday. Parade 9 avenc

' i;al'r:"':;P"l:,8':cY 333:9: will form up at the Institute Hall at 10.15 am. Qu..nII At the going down of the sun and in the morning

GUARDIAN

-rnir o'i.s:Anv 'on... of Ray- mond Grant, Optometrist. will not be open on Saturday, Nov. 10th.

KENSINGTON United Church Sunday. Nov. 11. Church School, 12th. 35.00 door prize, Music by 0.50; Morning worship 11 o'clock; Urban Deighiln. gVEI';lhnl kW(;;8!l:l!i:b 7.30 pm.

. me e vservce. pec E No": clause at data Chicken mnalc. Dr. Catherine Whittier, on supper in Central Bedotllu Hall. M-gm, (mm xmug, mm; gpcgk. Ellufdllfn NbV9mb'l' "in- er, w show slides. Summerfield,

M" 2.!) p.ni. W. M. 8. Tiiankoffering pe?:::::JlI:.':An,I:l'nh:8 ES.mrd'::' service. Dr: Whittier, Guest speak 'Nov. ion: Ausplces si. Zions w.AI "- ”"'- R” M- M"""' B" A"

B. D., Minister. 1100' Chicken supper with plum g ipudding at Mrs. Robert "E" m ' 7'” " ” '3'”

Ill-Y meeting was hel on Nov. D rnl Thursday. November 15'. s.';'.i'...'i.” beginning at s. 2'”; 1'”-M":"l?"' 59"”. W

the

comp; 1-o cm 1; a gun worship service. 18 members, men

M. "d W”; y7:d:..n,, tor Blanche Mathews and a guest iith, supper served frnln 4:

n, Mary Ann Lidrtone were present. Kensington United Ch

Treasurers report was heard. It KNIGHT! or COL nah," was moved by Cecilia Darby and Camp Benfit Dance, Wednesday

WESTERN

; I WILL BE absent from my of- -flce from November 12 to Novem- her 11th. office open for repairs. replacements etc. B.li' Hunter.

DANCE IBISIITOWN Hall. Nov.

net profit of 3677.12. Keir Duggan. president of the P.E.l. Credit Union League and past president of Trinity Union gave ti:-. super- visory report.

Appointed directors were: Par- ker Crockett, Elmer Moore, Wil-

Burke's.plpe band will be in attendance. .ionN c. Marrnnws,

Starring Barbara Stanwycirl W9 W” "member "'9'"-

and Barry Sullivan. Out of the eye-stunning . sweep of Wyoming's wilder- ness. The story of a woman with powerful passions, and a passion for power. -

Telegram From Prime Minister

The following telegram was re- ceived by Mr. and Mrs. Lester Wallace.-:

"Have learned from Mr. J. Watson MacNnught, M.P. that you are today celebrating your gol- ckn wedding anniversary. I send my warmest congratulations and every good wish to you both on this ” With ” i regards Louis S. St. Laurent."

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PRESBYTERIAN Church in Canada. Services for Sunday, Nov 11th. Kenslngton Sunday School. l0'a.m. Divine service 11 am.

FARMERS ! !

The recent steel strike in the United States has forced the manufacturers of farm equipment to re- vise their prices upwards.

Most companies have already effected thesd higher prices, however, we have purchased three carloada of spreaders at old prices and are passing the savings effected by this mass purchase on to you.

seconded by Hester Macree on pay the remaining 85.00 for Mar-

perscns in an intoxicated con- dition should not be admitted to the Hi-Y Cancer. It was moved by Margo Macbougall and secon- ded by Betty Richard to have a debate on the Suez situation. 'i'e meeting closed with the singing of the El-Y Hymn.

November 11st lmperial Diner. .-.g cm... g.-....,o.-uuo. to . Overs carload and a half have already been . Couples only- Eli! 00W'"c"”W- " W” 9”” l3:':li"..'..3r”'X'.”'...'."”..?i7.'l.T booked, and we have just unloaded the last of the

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Monument for Remembrance Day Service. Freetown Sunday School, 2 p.m.: Divine service 3 p.m. Keir Memorial. Malpeque. S u n d a y School 7.3) p.m., Divine Service, 7.!) p.m. A cordial welcome to all. Rev. E- 1!. Bean. 8. A3, I. 'l'h.. B. D.

New LONDON w.A.' Pantry sale and bazaar PJ. and (3. Ken- nedy”: Saturday. Nov. 1431:. I o'coc .

FUNDAMENTAL Baptist Church.

Central Bedeque, 'services for Sunday, Nov. ilth. Morning Wor- Ihiii 10:45 a.m. Sunday school 11 noon Evenin service 7:& pm. Richard E. Pastor. Every- body welcome.

CORRECTION-In the account of 0'Leary membrance Day, in paper. the name of the secretary . of the ladies auxiliary of the 0'-

leary branch was incorrectb lil- -ed as being president. a position

filled by Mrs. Wilfred Dennis.

three carloads.

NEW IDEA farm equipment and especially NEW IDEA manum spreader: have rapidly taken" over their full share of the market since introduction only five years ago. This is a glowing .trlbute to the quality of equipment which we have to offer, and also to the for sighted and quality wise farmers who have made it a point to replace w'”- NEW IDEA equipment.

REMEMBRANCE DAY

Our present stock of NEW IDEA spreaders will

soon have found homes all over the Island. If you

i are thinking of'tradlng either now or next spring,

be wise, economize by putchasing a NEW IDEA spreader now before the prices advance.

'Ail veterans and school children from Borden and district, are requested to attend Remembrance Day Parade at Borden on Sunday, Nov. 11th.

Professional Cards

Parade will form at 10:30 and will march to

Legion Home for Silence and Laying of Wreaths. There is s NEW IDEA dealer in your area. See

: - b D Ban t will be held Mon- hi... . , . : :'3:'""'l' . day.-, ,3: Que "W t ' ' to fine glorious and anfodlng ineinory OEOIP Sailors. " ”"'7"" A;-7-"gl't”"",m'-' An veterans are Invited to mend WM ms mm MANupAc1'umN& Soldiers and Alrinen wlio. defending our priceless heritage.

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. w. A. cums, Mayor.