OCTOBER 30. 19E3
Murray Harbor Norlll and Vicinity
Mr. a.nd Mm. I-lazen McLurc, Betty and Ian were visitors to Charlottetown on October.
Mr. and Mrs. Angus MacDonald. Toronto, Ont.. were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Johnston.
Mrs. Louis Ferguson, Piciou, N. s.. spent the week-end of October 11 with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Newton Hicken.
Mr. and Mrs. Donnie Mac- Quarrie, Roseneaih. were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Miller on Sunday. i
Mr. and Mn. Bruce was and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Myers. New Perth, were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Llewellyn.
..'Mr. and Mrs. Louis Diamond ma son Kenneth, Charlottetown
Mrs. Thou-nas Millar.
Mir, and Mrs. Roy Johnston. and family were guests of the farmer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Johnston, Peters Road.
Mr. William Miller who is pres- r-ntiy employed in Charlottetown spent the holiday week-end with nu parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miller.
Misses Gail and Myrna Glow spent the holiday week-end .in Lower Montague. guests of their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Oollings. -
Mr. and Mn. Leveretsi Graham. Dratmouth, N.S.. spent the holi- day week-end at Murray Harbor North, guests of the former's mother, Mrs. David Miller.
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Mr. Louis Kerwin. student at Pictou Academy, spent the holiday week-end with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Kerwin, Cam- bridge.
Mrs. James Mcbura was hostess to the members of the Murray l-farbor North Women's Institute on Tumday evening, October 6 with :2 members and two visitors present. At the close of the busi- nam meeting a dainty lunch was Iarved by the hosteas assiied by Mrs. Harry Reid, Mrs. Ulow and Mrs. Lloyd Reid. Next meeting to be held at the home of Mrs. I-lazen McLure.
Mr. apungeon Graham, Dart-
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THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOT'l'ETOW1w'
Si. Columba and
0 ll 0 Vicinity The annual chicken and ham
supper at .St. Columba was held Oct. 28, with a large attendance and an excellent sum was realized.
Mr. Alfred Sorray who has spent some time in Labrador, is con- valescing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Robertson. .
Miss Mary Stramn returned to her home in East Baltic, having spent the wselr-end with friends at North Lake.
Messrs. John Robertson and Rob- bie Yates left Wednesday foa- U. B. A. where they will be em- ployed in the lumber business.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Smith, Halifax, spent Thanksgiving at the home of Mrs. Bessie Allen and her daughter. Mrs. Thomas Smith, Jr.
Mr. Arthur Robertaon who spent the past few months at his home. left Wednesday for Maine, where he will take employment with his former employer.
Mr. Arthur Seaman, accom niedl by his sister Miss Grace, both stu- dents at St. Dunstsni University, spe'nt Thanksgiving at the home of their grandmother, Mrs. D. F. Keays at Priest Pond.
Mrs. lid. Waldron, who has been visiting her mother at St. Columba. has returned to her home In New Jersey? after a pleasant holiday.
..'The heavy rains which fell on Sunday night and Monda de- layed the potato-digging in hese parts, but most of the farmers will finish before 1-Ialiowe'en. Who will get the "Big Potato” this year? (The one usually presented to the fellow who has not got his pota- toes finished on presentation night -Hailowe'en.)
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POPULAR FLOVVEE
Uhrylanizharnulris of various forms are grown in every oountry of the world except Australia.
FAMOUS ADMIRAL Admiral Iord Rodney. who died
in 1792. attained Captain's rank in the British Navy after 10 years' co.
mouth. N.S., spent the October 11 week-end at Murray Harbor North guest of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney
Llewellyn. -A. 0.
Mrs. I. Willis of Lindsay, Ontario, happily receives her cheque for the 31,200.00 Jackpot recently won on the AYLMER Soup l60-A-
DAY radio show. Mr. A. St Canners Ltd., the presentation.
ark of Canadian
AYLMER PRODUCTS, makes
Mrs.,Willis enclosed an AYLMER Tomato Soup label with her entry identifying the "Mystery
Voice" as Turk Broda. On the right is Mr. Parker the local grocer who receives 550.00 for selling Mrs. Willis her AYLMER Soup. AYLMER 060-A-IJAY is heard daily Monday to Friday at 11:30 a.m. on CFCY.
Dundas Ami Vicinity
On Oct. '15 the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Acorn of Dundas was the scene of a happy event, this data being their 40th wedding anniverkary, and also the 22nd birthday of their son, John. The Acorn family expected to spend ihis wonderful occasion quietly in their lovely new home. About 7:30 pm. ihe married members of their family began to arrive and before long the house was filled with talk and laughter. Sons and daughters later uncovered a wedding cake, birthday cake, plum pudding, pies,
goose and duck and all the trlm- -
mings. Needless to say the Acorn clan did ample justice to every dainty. Toasts were proposed and fittingly answered. Mr. and Mrs. Acorn were also the recipients of gifts. They have a family of four sons and three daughters. The daughters are Ella (Mrs. Alfred Dnwne) of St. Peters; Belle (Mrs. Nelson Acorn) of Primrose; Flor- ence (Mrs. Neil Garrett) of For- est Hill. One son Raymond (whose wifa is the former Carrie Llew- ellyn); ihrec single sons. John, Ly- man and Eldon. and 18 grand-
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