at Mr. and Mrs. Roy F. Mac- Lcan at Parkdale Hall on Thur-r day evening. September 0" i 9 occasion of Mr. MacLeans retire- ment alter a lengthy service as I Sccd Potato inspect-or. The dinner was largely attended by Mr. MEN Li-.in's co-workers and their Wlvel ml a gift of an Wit-CI! nus presented to ltliw. .'liacLealI r of red roses. Mi: H. L. McL glwt'I(ll'. Seed POL . .pnkc briefly and suite 1'

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CARI.()AD CEMENT IN STOCK. C ll. Horton.'Murray River.

BUYING and cleaning timothy

KALE OF nniai Plants be Km today forty varieities. Reasonable 1 '. Joe. R. Smith. Clinton. '

1,15,qs'r LIEF Committee ,,,K.1111g, a Legion Hall.

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GIRL Gblbl Pantry Stile. 58' ,.111,-,,- .1 L1ewellyn'I Stoc, Monta we, 2.30 p.m. Come and support you guides.

HLLEYFIELD oltwl-ILL hear mngrcgntion services for Sunday. Srpl '.Z.'lrd. Orwell Head 11 Im- Sepcial speaker. Rev. E. C. Evans. Vnlleylield 7.30 p.m sons service sin River 730 sons servlm R"- F. .llacKinnon.

)lt'RR-AY HARBOUR. Murray Illtcr Pasional ChII'l9- The UMP pd Church of Canada. SerV'ceS 90' Sunday. Sept. 73rd. Min-ray Har- 1,,.1,,. 11,15 inotachange in the hour I.lllI(' Sands 3 p.m. Murray River no p.m. Rev. L. s. wooitrey. Min- Later.

35TH ANNIVERSARY - Mr. and Mrs Howard Vickerson. Mon- fugue. were pleasantly surprised ycsterday evenlnB WIN" 30” friends and neighbors called OK them to offer their congratulation! on their 35th wedding anniversary. Mrs. Cyrus Shaw presented them with a cake in honor of the occasion

RECALIS SHIPWRECK - Mr. Patrick Casey and daughter Ann. and Mr, and Mrs. Louis Clntelo and daughter Oracle and son Larry motored to Halifax over the weekend. While there. Mr. Cantelo enjoyed a visit with the Jennex ismlly. Capt. Jennex. now in his Isle nineties, recalled the night many years ago. when he and his crcw aboard ship drifted ashore off Prince Edward Island at limwn'ii Reef near Little Pond. Ha Ipnltc of the hospitality rendered them by the people of that area.

FISIIERIES VIOLATION -Jud- lrment was rendered by stipend- Irr Magistrate Gilbart A. Gandot It Sourla recently in the case of a resident of East Lake charged un- tier the special Fishing Regulations with blocking the run atllaathakn with a net. Evidence was given by the defendant on his own behalf. Wardna Jenkins and White were Prosecution witnesses. The defend- ml was found guilty as charged and fined 8l0.0o and coats tsaoo or .10 days. Fine and costs were ltaid. Lester P. O'Donnell appear- ai for defendant. John P. Nicho Charlottetown. conducted the pros- ecution.

PERSONALS

Mr. and Mrs. 'l'hornaa Olsen ro- turned to their home in Townsend. Mass. Mrs. Obea was visiting her gtotttcr. Mrs. Mary Maelnod.

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A dinner was tendered in honour MOPLQWIS I0"! and. faithful ser-

vice and then called on Mr. G. C. Ramsay to read the address in con- nection with the- gift which was presented by Mr. Gordon Ross. Mr. MacLean, in a few well-chosen words. thanked his co-workers for their recembrances. MERITOUS SERVICE

A complimentary letter was read W. N. Keenan. Chief. Plant Protection Division. on be- half of the staff at Ottawa, In which Mr. MacLean was advised that in the near future he would

. receive a certificate from the Min-

ister of Agriculture for his long and merltous service. The high regard in which Mr. MacLcan Is held was indicated by the many tributes ex- pressed by his associates.

A vote of thanks was tendered by Mr. McLaren to the ladies of the Parkdale Women's institute for their excellent dinner.

A lively sing-song with Mrs. H. S. Cannon as accompanist. was en- joyed by all. The highlight of the sing - song was a humorous solo number "Tower of London” by Mr. George Ayers.

ADDRESS

The following is the text of the presentation address:

"The joint staff of the Division of Plant Protection, Plant Patho- logy. and Entomology. and their wives are gathered here tonight to

i do honour to you. Roy. on the oc-

casion of your retirement. Although you are retiring we are sure that your interest in the industry and service will always be active. and as neighbours we are looking for- ward to keeping In close touch with you.

It is a source of great pleasure and satisfaction to us that you have had the foresight to build up a tourist accommodation busi- ness: and according to this week's National.Convcntion. this Industry has a promising future in the Prov- ince. The kindness and considera- tion thai you have shown us th. ughout the year will long be remembered. and although we will miss your unfailing kindness and friendly disposition. we know that those qualities will be appreciated by your many guests of the fut- urc.

Man's success is measured in many ways. and we feel that you

have been' successful in many-

ways. but the most important of these. we think, is the accumula- tion of so many friends and the regard In which you are held by your co-workers and all who know

you. ORIGINAL INSPECTOR

You came to work as one of the original inspectors on October 1. 1954, when the seed industry was in its infancy. and have watched it grow to its present stature. Some of the credit for this phenomenal growth is due to your untiring cf- forts. and to your willingness at all times to share y ur experience and knowledge with is inspectors who have been added in the staff through the years.

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and colleagues. ,

"His great devotion to duty. both to his country and to his party. caused him to carry a fart- too-heavy work load and the bur- den of his responsibilities as leader of the opposition has fakall a severe toll of his health. . . ." N0 SACRIFICE T00 GREAT

in” Toronto. Donald Fleming. Conservative MP for Toronto Eg- linton,, said:

"Mr. Drew's retirement from the leadership of the Conservative Darty is a heavy ion to the Ca- nadian nation.

"No sacrifice has been too great land no duty too stern for him as "our as it served Canada.

"He was never better than in ihc 1955 am! 1956 sessions of Par-

liament following his return to the House of Commons after an attack of meningitis. In this re- cent session he rose to great Mllhtl. In the critical days of thlabspring his leadership was an-

BPEEDY ACTION NECESSARY

In Prince Albert, Sask., John Dkltiblker. 61. Progressive Con- servative member of parliament for Prince Albert, said "speed in the calling of a national conven- tion 5 of the essence."

"The expectation is that than will N I seneral election in June. It will require all of the time be- tween now and June for the new leader to be able to tour all pa of Canada and place the party's leader to be able to tour all parts message before the people,"

He said he is disappointed at Mr. Drew's resignation and hopes the illness that prompted It will be "reasonably short-lived."

Mr. Diefenbaker. runner-up to Mr. Drew for the party leader- ship at the I949 convention and mentioned as a possible successor. said any comment on a successor to Mr. Drew "would he most im- proper at a time like this."

In Halifax. Robert L. Stanfield Nova Scotia Progressive Con-

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Comments On Resigna,I,IIC.).l1 Of,Mr. Drew As PC Leader

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ice of his country.

forced retirement.

CCF leader Coldweii is on a tour of Europe. But national GCF see 1-emry Lorna lngle said memk - of tho party were sorry to hear that tho Conservative leader had been forced to steD'd0WI1-

'(In spite of our differences." be said. ”wa do regret that his Ill ness is such that be has had to ml"...

social Credit leader Solon Low said he heard Mr. Drew's decl- slon with regret.

Mr. now said he had ”str0IlIf sympathy" for Mr. Drew person- ally and for Mrs. Drew. ”whila at the same time I realize that the Progressive Conservative party auffen an irreparable loss at a

very crucial time." .

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Attending the Dominion Board of the Woman's Auxiliary. Anglic- an Church of Canada which con- cluded business sessions last evsa

log were left to right. Mrs. W. B. Titford, St. John's Nfld.. Dio

President; Mrs. Britton Oaler. To- ronto, Dominion President; Mrs.

FROM FAR AND NEAR '

Tom Greenwood. Whitehorse. Yuk- on, Diocesan President.

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EAST BALTIC

Mr. Merlin Mclnnis, St. Peters, accompanied by his brother Mr. Pat Mclnnis, Quebec, visited Sun- day with friends In Black Pond and Red Point. Mr. Pat Mclnnis taught school in the Red Point

bec. He is still engaged in teach- ing and his host of friends here were glad to see him.

'Mrs. Garfield J. Stewart, East Baltic. has as her guest her friend Mrs. R.W. Macwalkcr, N.S. Mrs. Macwalker is widely known here as she and her husband the late Rev. Macwalker resided In Kings- boro, when he was pastor there for several years. Mn Macwalker also held charges in other parts of P.E.l.

5 A successful auction and sale of lunches was held in the Red Point School on August 13th. Mlaaas El-

And now. Roy. this gift is pre- sented ln remembrance of our long and happy association with you. and as a token of our affec- tion for you.

Mrs. MacLean. we would like to present this bouquet to you, not

district prior to leaving for ,Que'

ora Ching and Norma Gaviti most capably auctioned off the many useful articles. A good sum of money was realized. The auction was sponsored by the Red Point Women's Institute.

Mr. and Mrs. Alton Robertson, Munn's Road, Mr. and Mrs. Clin- ton Stewart, Kingsbo u, entertain- ed Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McLean, Mrs. Ethel McLean. Mrs. Percy Williams, Vancouver, BC, and

Mrs. Maurice Golden and four ing the next three weeks with Mrs. children, Nova Scoiia. are spend- GoIden's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edison Rose. East Baltic.

Mrs. Albert Garrett. Bothwell, was a recent Sunday guest of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Garrett. Red Point.

Mr. and Mrs. Kassner and three children returned to their residence having spent a well earned holl- day in Boston. New York and dif- ferent parts of Canada.

Mrs. Robert A. Dixon and four children. East Baltic, spent a few days visiting at North Lake.

Donald Mclntyre. Charlottetown.

only as Roy's wife. but also as the adly who has provided a home away from home for so many of our inspectors.

To both of you we extend. on behalf of those present and those who were unable to attend. our sincere good wishes for a prosper- ous and happy future."

PISOUID EAST

Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Jay and Mr rlarold Jay were visitors in Chat- lottetown, Thursday evening;

Mr. Alton Jay was a visitor h Charlottetown Saturday. Septem. ber 15.

Miss Juanita Jay. Charlottetown spent the weekend with her par- ents. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jay. . Mr. George Jay visited the Cap- ital City Saturday September 15.

Mr. and Mrs. Edwin, Craig. West Covehead. were recent via- itors in Pisquld East. They were guests of Mrs. Craig's sister. Mrs. 500780 Jay and Mr. Jay.

The Misses Elsie and Mildred Rodgerson. students at p.wc. spent the weekend with their mot- her Mra. Milton Rodgcrson.

Mr. and Mrs. Milford Batch- ora in Plsquid East. Sunday. They were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hamid Jay.

Mrs. Kenneth Garland was a visitor in Charlottetown. Monday, September 17. BA

is visiting with relatives at East Point and East Lake.

boots. jackets, caps, etc.

Let's check with -you on thnt hunting trip. For guns. shells. cartridge belts, decoys.

5 THE BIKE SHOP 13s or. anoson as-.

cleaning kits,

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MURRAY RIVER

Mr. George Bows: and his mo. ther, Mrs. Annie Bowen of Dan. mouth. NS. and Mrs. Katie Mac. Load of Wood Islands, were recent visitors to Murray River. They were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. William J. MacKay

Miss Faye Keenan and Miss

at Falconwood, spent the weekend in Murray River at the home or Mlaa Keenan": parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Stewart.

Mrs. Clara Purtcr, Murray Riv- er, is spending some time with her daughter, Mrs. Joe Bosco. and Mr. Boaco In St. John. NB.

L.A.C. and Mrs. Marshall Green and daughter Donna of Summer- aide, spent the holiday weekend in Murray Rivt-r. They were the guests of Mr, and Mrs. Reginald Johnston

Mrs. tDr.t Marks has returned to her home in Mass, USA, She spent a pleasant holiday in High Bank, the guest of her cousin Mr. John W. Machean and Mrs. Mac- Lean.

Miss Mae Herring, R.N.. of Hal- ifax. spent the holiday weekend at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Herring, Murray River.

Mrs. Ada Hui-ll. White Sands, left recently for Windsor. Ontario, where she will reside with her daughter, Mrs. Bruce Porter and Mr. Porter for an indefinite per- iod. .

Friends of Mr. John Moore Sr.. Murray River, are sorry to hear of his recent operation in the Kings County Memorial Hospital. Montague. All hope for a speedy recovery.

Mr. and Mrs. Larry Kingsley have returned to Boston. Mass.

a They spent their holidays in Mur-

ray River, guest of Mrs. Kings- ley's brother, Mr. Herman Martin and Mrs. Martin.

Mr. Curtis Munn has returned to his home in Murray River. He spent the past five years in the Royal Canadian Navy. Mr. Munn is the son of Mr. gnd Mrs. Earl Munn.

Miss Jeanie Mat-Kinnon. Mur- ray River. left on Monday for Wolfvllle, where she will attend Horton Academy. her panents, Mr. and Mrs. D.M. Macliinnon. motor- ed to Wolfville with their daught- or.

Mr. Russell Munn. Murray Riv- er. is spending his holidays in Som- erville, Mass.,tthe guest of relat- ives and friends.

Mr. and Mrs. Hammond Nicolle of Newcastle. N.F. were recent visitors to Murray River. the guests of relatives.

Miss Betty Stewart, High Bank, spent the past week in Charlotte town. guest of Mr. and Mrs. Basil Irving.

Miss Ann Jenkins, has returned to her home in Halifax. She spent a very pleasant holiday in High Bank. the guest of Miss Sally Stewart.

Mr. and Mrs. Aidan Hyde and

w1m11f1-ed Hogan, nude"! nurses er. is spending her holidays in St.

taon Kev1n of Rhode Island. U.l.. .were recent visitors at the home ,'of Mrs Hyde's parents. Mr. and 'Mrs. Simon Buell. Murray River.

Mr. Hiram Miller, Murray Riv- er, is leaving for Goose Bay. Labador on Tuesday, where he has found employment.

I Miss Peggy Munn, Murray Riv-

John. N.B. She is the guest of her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Munn and family.

Mr. Warren Bagnole, Halifax; and Miss Donalda MacKay .and Miss Margaret Williams, Char- lottetown, were recent visitors to Murray River, guests of Miss Mlb Kay's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam J. MacKay.

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Ailey and children Ronnie and Shirley of Halifax. spent the holiday weekend

at their summer home in Mur- ray River.

Mr. and Mrs At-iiiiir Stewart. have returned to Mass . U.S. They spent their holidays in High Bank, the guests of Mr zind Mrs. John

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Mr. and Mrs. William Hodgson .31 son Michael of Moncton. NB. gpaat the holiday weekend white Sands. guests of Mrs. Olive Giddlnss.

Mrs. Bert Maclmxl. acvunipan- led her mother, Mrs. Stafford Mc- Donald, as far as Pictou, N.S. on her return to Mass., U.S.

Miss Jeanetta Giddings. Mr. Ken- neth MacQueen, and Melvyn Gid- dinga. Moncton. N.B.. spent the Ilolldily weekend in White Sands, guests of Mrs. Olive Giddings.

Mr. Cyril MacLean. Charlotte- town. recently spent a few days

af the home of his rents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mac can, Mur-

ray River. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Arneii Nicolle and:

Fear Ball rim. Crashed In Bay

BALTIMORE (AP) - 1'01 Gantall, 5 - year - old Balbdv Oriole bonus catcher. In way dueThuradaynightoaaIIIoIb- plane flight and was bdlatved H gave crashed 1nlo CIICIJDQB

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Gastall. Boston University basa- bau star signed by the Orioles lot a reported 340.000 last season. took off from Harbor Field with HIM hours fuel.

family of Long Island, New York. were recenO visitors to Murray River. guests of Mr. and Mn. I. K. Johnston. . &

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