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In their tour of Canada the 3115' W, afficials are P9138 !F'3""1Pr ',,,,,.d by the Canadian Minister ol

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Provincial FlownirfVA, VShow

The provincial flower show in 59 new in the Sununerside B699, :2 hall on Wednesday and Th aayolthlsweekisthen-fill-inll (lower show 111083055 by '39 Abegweit Chapter, I. 0. D. 2!. hard working committee greatly eneonrilkd. lllltr. um a backward warm sunny days Iateoeinpruo

rofusion

Noam: tor Ll: show.

11,. entry list is long and diver- .-;m and there is a place for the .5311 grower to display I!!! 51101" uossorns. as welljyas for the man ; woman who .

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(,4 plants including" Ihe lovely African violets. The table man; which have always i much interest and adrnlratlnl. i-mm" ”'".::?.::.'.....”'i....."i: mic talent of the exhibitor. since 3 I5 not necessary that the llowers

It is hoped that the ehllaens gm-up will stimulate lmunl up become keen and intellmenl: gardeners. The committee consid- an itself most fortunate in having Gordon Warren and Mr. .J. Wilfred Cudrnore Is Judges again. as well as Mr. David Schurrnan. llrs. Ernest Evans. en experienc- ed grower and exhibitor has kindly commented to judge the artistic ar- rangements of baskets and able

.-ll three pm on Wednesday. after a welcoming address by Worship Mayor Currie. the show will be officially opened. by Mr. R. C. Parent superintendent of the P. E. l. Experimental Farm. The

WESTERN GUARDIAN

nun: nusn'I'o1m Ball Moo- Iu mm. sow ethe-

nl. a. w.'AuLnwm be absent '"" hon: his otllce h-on Anni ma nth Sept. Jrd inclusive.

' this evening after two yee.rs' leaching Germany

Miss Mncdonald taught. at Meta.

""9" ""1 z'dbm':k'” nuests for information from lev-

. enl prospective exhibitors.

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requirements with you. am. Saturday moi:

lInJI1yin'1 the delicacies 0! Prince Edward Islands lisheries industry two members of the Russian ash- mrh delegation visiting this Prov-

hee are seen (right with a Can-

ALBERTON

Mr. Cam-nan Custaln. Alberton. is a patient in the Western Hos- anal.

Miss Mary Larter, Alherton. left h bus Friday morning lor Mon- treal where she will enter St. Ho ' :5 a student nurse. Her many friends in Al-

;herton wish Mary every llllltttll l in her chosen profession.

The Alberton flower show com- mittee of Regalette Rebekah Lodge has announ ed that this year! show. which wil be held Sept. 5. will be otficially opened by Mr. Neil Matheson. M. P. at 3 pm. Other prominent speakers will be present. Prize lists are now off the pressandwillbeavailabletothe public early this week. Already Mrs. Gordon Hardy ad Mrs. Lloyd Wilkie have received re-

late to be entered and judged at the Prince County Exhibition in "h " ol -

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KENSINGTON

Mr. Herman Woodside of Toron to. is spending as pleasant two- weeks vacation in Kensington. He is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Keir Duggan.

Rev. Ronald Delaney has return- ed to Montreal by plane. He spent two weeks vacation with his main- er, Mrs. Wilbur Delaney and bro- ther. Marshal Delaney ol Malpeq- use

Mr. Thane

Doualas. Hamilton. Ontario. is visiting at his home in Norboro.

Mr. Frank Maccarvel. Toronto.

Master David and Donald Con- aell have returned to their home in Summers-i&. They was visit- ing Mr. Rodger Cousins. Baltic.

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atheirarrivalherebyai'ronSat- 1'”: urdayon the secondlnpolalm-33 Trans-Canada tour to inspect Can-

adian fisheries and fishing techniques. (Photo by Wotan)

Baltic, Malpeque. Sea View. Dar- nley. Spring Valley. Indian River, Clermont and Hamilton met. They have for the past three years do- nated a scholarship to th epupil making the highest mark in grade ten entrance examinai This year Earle Lockerhy. eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Loclerby. Hamilton. won the award. On the

above mentioned date all gather tun ed at Ea.rle's home to extend their

eongratulatio s to him. Mrs. Jam- ea A. Ramsay caled the gather- ing to order and explained the scholarship fund. She called upon Miss Wendel Croaier to read an address. Miss Mary Hunter made

have returned to their home iii Tatum. Ontario, on Airgun 15th. Tlltrhada pleasant visit with rd- ativea Iain-iendahere.

town, left recently tor

town. She has accepted a posi- tion at the Prince Edward Island Hospital.

and their two children. Miss Jac- ll queline. and David. at North Ran- rduloh. the weekend of August 12th of Mr. and Mrs

The sympathy of Bedeque all snrro

ed to Mrs. Sydney Murray. on the death of her father. Mr. Dun- IE1 Rayner. Traveller's Best. on August 3rd.

Mr. Dick Van Herk. Lower Bed-l E11112. had the misfortune I few :.:w.,;a;- or -v-xv

O . hand. He! waau:;ge(1;-Lsyuggd mg: sggngfceived. Mr Ramsay was thrown y! m the Print, Camry I train a large machine. He is now

several d a able to return to work.

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Miss Marjorie Lenrd. Scarie- Charlotte-

MI. and Mrs. Welleshy Swine!

were guests over

. Arthur Murray.

community is unad-

wq Ionaets && was atthe

Ynedld ulna. ::.o;ha'enaaauied

5353.: ill;

Hr. Frank M..'5cDonz1l:.l and Miss Olive Tuplin, Murray Road. atten-

Hospital.

Rev. Prince E. Janna and M.rs.l Tl" "Sm" ”"?""”Y ""?”38 " Jamel Ingerwu omxim aw. i the Conway United Ladies AH ' met at the home of Mrs. Thoma!

George L. James. Hesthcote. On-

p and M.is Mary Jones, Tor- onto. have bee: guests d the Un-l"".m'3' August ism Ml” P3” 4 , it” church Manse ht he pasty Craig, Popular Grove. on Wednlt

three weeks. They returned to their homes on Saturday. August

The Bedeque School opned hre on August lath. There re the same efficient teacher: as last Miss Phyllis Britten and Windsor Smith.

M. Edam: Doull. Chelton. is convalescing at his home. Mr. Do ull has been a patient in the ,Prince County Hospital. iouowing llulrtes in a car accident sever- al days ago.

The "Edith Thompson" Auxil- iary of the w..u.s.. met at the home of Mrs. Earl Preston. Chel. ton. on August 14th. Thirteen members were prrsent. Ralph Callbeck had charge of the

dlwtions and program. Mrs. Nor-

man Macrarlane

s of the Hamilton Institute. assisted by the

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Hamilton, Ontario. Mrs. George Wearn. Plattshurg,

New York. is visiting relatives in Malpeque an! Darnley.

Dr.andKrs.OrmondDelton

panied by their son John.

J Sashatclrwan. and visiting in

died the Exhibition at Charlotte- town.

. ches and good prices.

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Charles Palmer, Borden. a few days recently with ife and sun Stephen. also his nts Mr. and Mn. John D. Pal-

Mr. Lorne Riley accompanied by

The many friends of Mr. Harry .d

Boole, Freeland. on W 4

day evening, August 2911:.

Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Mnrrhn returned to their home on Thun- day, August 16th. They spem I pleasant vacation with relxivea A Senrsport. Maine. and San! Jail. New Brunswick.

Mr. George Morrison vs a be iness visitor to Snznrn r” on Thursday. August 16th.

TheIna.nylriendsolMrs.John Murphy, Poplar Grove. will re zrettnlenrnsheisnpatienth the Prince County Hmpital. Surn- merside.Al1loi.ninwishin;hera speedy recova-ytoxondhenltl The llshermen whoaremhins nntheaonthsidereportgoodeak

New Jersey. United States. are

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Theme wmbea meeting at residentaot St, Eleamrson'hiesday,Augmt 28that8i)0p.m.in St. Eleanors Hull. Purpose of this meeting is to db- cuss the pro's and con's of incorporation of thevil-

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