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B. Reid's office. Victoria, will be closed until further notice.

..ENGAGEMEN'I'. - Mr.l and ms, J. E. Inglis, Kensington, wish to announce the engagement of their grand daughter Gloria Jean to James Elmer Cole. son of Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Cole of French River. Marriage to take place lat- ter part of October. ,

.-WEST POINT PllE8BI"l'l'.'R- IAN CHURCH on Thursday. Oct. 12th. at 8 P. M. the Very Reverend Francis Scott Macxenzle. M. A. D. Tli.. D. D., D. C. L. Moderator of the General.As!embiy of the Presbyterian Church in Canada. will preach.

-COURT ADJOURNED - A sit- ting of the Supreme Court which was to have opened at Su erside yesterday was adjourned for I WOCR. It.is understood that the only case on the docket is an ap- pcal from a drunken driving con- viction.-S.

-VISIT ALB!-IRTON - Mr. and Mrs. Parley Rayner. Roger and Mrs. Murriott of Charlottetown. here visitors over the week-end at the home of Mr. Rayner's cou- sins. Mr. and Mrs. Silas Rayner of Alberton. They all motored down to Summerside Sunday evening for service at the Church of Christ. Alter service they gathered at the home of Mr. am! Mrs. B. I. Rayner. from where they all went on to the home of their aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Wells who were celebrating their titty-sixth wed- ding anniversary. A pleasant hour was spent in music and singing and the evening was brought to a close in prayer by U19 ReV- Mf- Weale of the Church of Christ. Summerside. '

NORTH DEDEQIJI-1 SCHOOL- .-.46-o . The following is 'the report of Ncrth Bedeque School for the month of September: Gradel Ix-1. la Cahlll. 2. Mar- guerite Maccaul .' 3. Carl Dickie. Grade VIII , 1. David Smith. 2 Madeline so-195-s, a. Phyllis sing- land. Grade VI -- l. Eileen Stavert. 2. Garth Edwards. 3. Neil Clark. Grade V,- 1. Lorna Maccaull 2. Norma Maccaiull, 3. Alberta Smith. I Grade IV Sr. - 1. Victor Pay. 2 Herbert MacDonald. - Grade IV Jr.,-' 1. Joyce Birch 2. Ralph Arsenault. 3. Myra Veno. Grade III - 1. Ernest-Stavert. 2 Joan Carnlthers. 3. Doreen Baker. Grade II - 1. Donna Cas'ruth- ers. 2. Wayne Bearlsto. 3. Roger Foy. - Grade 1 - No tests. Joan Murphy-teacher

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I-OWING T0 ILLNESS Dr. A. B. Reids office, Victoria, will be closed until further notice.

i -123. W. E. CALLAGRAN has changed his office location to 58 Summer Street. This is situated near the Post Office.

-ANYONE interested in join- ing the- ladies and gents mixed DDWUIIS league leave your names It Capitol Theatre as soon as pos- sible. 0

--PURCHASES PROPERTY - Mrs. P. L. Brophysof Alberton has purchased the residence of Mr. Joseph Gaudet. Earlier it had been reported incorrectly that this pro Party had been bought by Mrs. James Redmond.

-ICENSINGTON SCHOOL COR- RECTION-Grade VIII-1. Marlon MacArthur, Roger Burns (equal): 2. Helen MacMilla . .Eiizaiieth 3'00k'"3 (equal): 3- guth Camer- on. Vice Principal, Mary Reid,

-DON'T FORGET annual Chick- en Salad Tea. Baptist Ladies' Aid Guild. new Hall. Church Street. gggirsday, October 12th. 4.00 to

-IN MAGISTRATFS COURT - Magistraie R. S. Hinton. K.C.. sit- ting at Summerside yesterday gave judgment in a case of a man-char- Eed with drunken driving and found the accused not guilty. A party charged with intoxication. second offence) was fined :50 and costs. A party charged with pos- session was fined as or one month in jail. A party for operating a motor vehicle without a driver's license was fined 35 and costs.-S,

Personals

l -Mr. Emmett Rana-han of Sum- merside has left to spendwhis vaca- tion with his brother, Mr. Louis Ranahan in Toronto.-S.

-Mrs. M. P. Driscoll, Summer- side. is spending a couple of weeks visitingher daughter, Mrs. Al Grecnan and Mr. Grecnan in Kinkora.-S.

-Mr. Maurice Bowen has re- turned to Summerside alter spend- ing two weks with relatives and friends in Waltham, Mass. and New York.--S.

Freetown Notes.

Miss Winnlfred Cairns, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Scott Cairns, Lower Freetown. left recently to resume her studies at Mount Alli- son University.

Mr. and Mrs. Lester Prorltt of Rosebank and Mr. Henry Stetson and Mr. Clayton Stetsonof Union- vale were visitors to Freetown on Sundays ' s

A fine new residence is being erected in North Be e. and when completed will ad greatly to this part of the community. It is owned by Mr. Norman Reeves general merchant at Ross Corner and will soon be ready for occup- ancy. .

Mrs. Clayton Thomas and Miss Mary McKenzie of North Tryon were recent visitors to Freetown at the home of Mrs. Andrew Jar- dino and Mrs. George Jardine.

Miss Katherine Auld. daughter of Mrs. Brewer Auld oft on Mon- day to take up stu s at Dal- houslo University.

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Mrs. Austin Scales. Mrs. John Lewis, Mrs. Edison Dammarell and Mrs. Brewer Auld were visitors to Charlottetown on Wednesday

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Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wohr oi Somerviile, Mase., are spending a vacation with relatives in Pree- town and Hampshire. In Free- town they are the guests of Mrs. Wohr's cousin. Mr. Frank Deacon, and Mrs. Deacon.

Mr. George Jardine of. Freetown and Mr. Bracken Simmons of Wil- niot have , retumad home i after attending the Synod of the Mari- time Provinces Presbyterian Church in Canada which convened in St. Andrew's Church. Weatvilie. Nova Scotia last week.

Great interest was taken in the Leadership Training Course, held last week in llpworth Hall. Sum- nserside. and the meetings were well attended. on Tuesday the service of worship was led by a group from Freetown. including Mr; and Mrs. Louis C and Mr. and Mrs. Allison Proiltt with Mr. llobert moves at the piano.

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Only routine business was trans- acted last evening at the regular monthly meeting of the Summer- stde Town Council. all Worship. Mayor Henry Wedge presided and all members of the Council were present.

An acknowledgment was receiv- ed from the Superintendent or the F ”' National Railways to a request from the Town Council that automatic warning signals be placed at the crossings in Summer- side. The clerk read a letter he had written to Mr. T. C. Mont- gomery, railway superintendent caning to his attention the bad conditic of thehwater Street West crossing and asking that it be re- paired. t

A letter was read from the Chief mnstables Association expressing pleasure at the cooperation given the crganizatiori by sending Chief of Police White to the annual con- ventions.

On -motion of Councillor J.L. Gorrill and seconded by Councillor J. L. Driscoll, a resolution was pass- ed authorizing the Town to bor- row the sum of 3300.000. and to issue debentures to cover this amount, Councillor Gorrill explain- ed that: the money will be used to pay the balance owing on the new electric light unit and to cover cap- ital expenditures such as street paving. laying of cement sidewalks. water and sewerage extensions and purchase cf land,

Names -were officially bestowed on four new streets last night. The street from Central to Granville Street north of the hospital is to be called Schurman Avenue; the street on the east side of the hos- pital was named Lidstone Street: ii street running west from Duke street between Maple Avenue and Willow Avenue is to be named Avon Street and the street joining Harvard and Ottawa streets on the east side of the electric light pond is to be called Windscr Street.

Councillor Driscoll reported that the Department of Highways is now widening and improving the Mac- Ewen Road which leads to ?-h9 People's cemetery. storm sewers are being laid cn East Street. Duke street and Granville street North in preparation for paving next year and quite a bit of aravelllnil is being done on dirt streets.

Councillor T. D. Morrison. rc- porting for the electric light com- mittee said that the new unit at the electric light plant will be ready for its test run any day nC'7v'. He said that there has been some crit- icism of the delay in building the Lot 16 line but the men have been working on it as much as they could but there was other work that had to be done as well.

Mayor wedge suggested that work should go forward next year on installing new street lighting on Water Street and an endeavor should be made to have all over- head wlrlng removed. He asked the light committee to write the Tele- ohone Company and suggest "1" they move their telephone wires from Water street next IBM'-

Counclllor G.B. Sheen reported that the new numper for the fire department will he shlDl30d in 3 weeks time. He also reported that the library is being renovated. -S

O'Leury and Vicinity

Mr. James Moreshead. Spring- field West. is seriously ill at his home and his many friends hope that his condition will soon im- prove.

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Mrs. Jolyi Bax-wise returned to her home in Springfield West at- ier visiting at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Waller Lidstone and Mr. Lidstone in Summerside.

On Wednesday evening. Sept. 27 a very aucess'ul chicken sup- per was held in the Milburn School which was very largely patronized. Quilt tickets were drawn and the lucky winner was Mrs. George Wedlock. A good sum was realized and proceeds are in aid of the Women's Institute.

There was a very large con- gregation at the Baptist Church in Knutsford on Sunday morning. October lat when the minister, Rev. C. O. Howiett dedicated to the honor and glory of God the following infants: Elizabeth Ellen Dewar, three months old daughter of Dr. L. G. and Mrs. Dewar and Gordon Willard. five months old son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Adams. The minister presented each with a Testament and a Dedication Folder and a White Rose. A solo was beautifully rendered by Miss Evelyn Gay "1 Think When I Read the Sweet Story of 0id."

The Mission Band of the Knuts- ford Baptist Church was held at the Parsonage in OiLeary on Sat- urday afternoon with Mrs. C. O. Howlett presiding. The Twenty- Third Psalm was read in unison. Hymns were sung ,and prayers were offered by the children. Two Life Membership certificates and pins were presented, one to Vir- ginia Sllllker and one to Diane Wedge. The Knutsford Minion Sand won the Banner for Prince Edward Island this year which was presented by the Women's ldisdlonary Union. Meeting clos- ed with a hymn and the Mizpah Benediction.

und the auspices of the W. as. S o Pree- town United church. The weather was ideal and a large crowd from near was in attendance. A and bountiful so was

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New Asian and Vicinity

M51. Al schurmaa was a visitor to Now.Glasgow on yvednegggy,

so-. and Mrs. Delbert Rayner and- llmlly pmotoxcd to cr..i-iomwwn and Pownal on Wednesday.

Mrs. Art Blanchard. Traveller's Rest. spent a few days visiting Mrs Harold Manderson recently.

Mr. and Mrs. Keith Ramsay 111111119011. were visitors at the home of MP. and Mrs. Al Qchus-nun 4”; Sunday,

Mr. and Mrs. Keith sum Hlmllton. were visitors at the him

of Mr. and Mrs. Al sehui-mm on Sunday.

Mn Ind Mrs. Nell croken and Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Croken. Em- erald. were visitors to New Annaii recently.

Mrs. Arthur Enman and Mrs Delbert Rayner were in Mugnte on business recently.

Mr. and Mrs. Herb Schunnan and family of summerside were business visitors to New Arman recently.

Mr. and Mrs. -Ernest Waite, Sher- brooke, were visitors to Spring Valley on Sunday and were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Schurman

Mr. Iprne Cobb, summerside was in New Annan on business recently.

Mr. and Mrs. Leigh Llnkletter Llnkletter Road, were visitors at the home of Mrs. l.inkietter's broth- er and sister-in-law. Mr. and Mrs Delbert Rayner. New Annan.

Mr. and Mrs. Don Schurman and daughters. Myra and Judy, and Mr. Myron Dawson were visitors to Freetown on Sunday.

Mr, and Mrs. Ivan Bowness and family of Norbcro and Mr. and Mrs. David Clarke. Kensington were visitors to Traveller's Rest re- ccntly.

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Mr. and Mrs. Harry Greene and family. Bedeque. were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Allie McNelil, New Annan, recently.

Miss Irma McNeili. Klnisors converse. is spending the fall holi- days at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Allie McNeill.

Mrs. Warren Nesbit returned to her home in Tyne Valley having spent scme time visiting relatives in Summerside, Travellers Rest and New Annan. Warren left on Friday for Toronto where he has accepted 8. position. Mrs. Neshit and daughter Barbara plan to join him as soon as an apartment is available. .

Residents of this community were saddened to hear of the death at the home of her daughter, Mrs Leo Mccarville of Mrs. Annie Baker. This grand old lady was a devcted member -of the Catholic Church and received the last rites of her church from Father Mr.- Donald. She is survived by three daughters and two sons. Laurette Mrs. Arthur Enman. New Annan from whose home the funeral was held to Indian River Church; Ce- celia. Mrs. Leo McCarvilie- who tenderly nursed her mother during her illness; sister Naomi in the (1.3; also Ambrose. both of whom spent a. few days with her this past sum- mer, and Cedric. New Annan. She also leaves to mourn a. sister and brother. Mrs. Joe Mclnnie. Maine: and Mr. N.J. Mcbleill. New Ar.- nan.

May she rest in peace.

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The first election microscope in India will be set up at the nation- al iaboratory in New Delhi.

WRITERS COMEBACK

After financial difficulties. Char- les Dickens earned enough on his second American tour in 1867 to live comfortably.

Whooping cough causes more deaths in Canada than diphtheria. measles, scarlet fever or polio.

IRISHTOWN W. I.

- Mrs. Leigh Paynteir was host- ess to the members of lrishtown W.I., on Tuesday, October 3rd.. when the president, Mrs. Wilfred Campbell presided and opened the meeting with the ode and creed.

Nineteen members answered roll call with a donation for fishpoiid. and several visitcrs were welcomed.

The secretary reported profits from the community sale, to the value of 282.75. with an additional 210.00 generously donated by Mrs. Brander of Charlottetown. paid 2: Hall fund.

Towels and soap had been bougli for the school by Mrs. Borden Campbell, who was re-appointed on the school committee.

Several visits had been made by the sick committee. and Mrs. Wilt- red Campbell. Mrs. Archie John- stone and Mrs. Robert Stavert were appointed for F t , Correspond- ence consisted of appeal for funds from the Cancer Society. which.s members agreed. would be taken care of by the district canvassers: an offer of Cody's' plastic dishes whiom is to be kept in mind will the all is nearer completion; a check covering prize for autograph quilt. and the public health nurse's report on the school.

A vote of thanks was moved by Mrs. Leigh Paynter and extended to Mrs. James Maeneod, Mrs George Maeuod and the others who helped , in completing the

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of the Surnrnerside High School and Acaderly was - the guest speaker at the regular meeting of tho. Kinsmen Club of Surnmereide last evening. Mr. Mercer gave an interesting talk on the new de- partments that have recently been added at the High School and be- gan by pointing out that we are living in a changing and shrink- ing world and this demands changes in our educational system. He said that the demands of liv- ing in a democracy also call for special training of future citizens.

He said that up to now special attention in preparing courses of study has been given the small percentage of students who are going to go to college. Now at Summerside some consideration is being given the others. He then outlined the additional courses that are given as a commercial course. a trade ten technical course. a home making course. manual training and a music course. Mr. Mercer also explained how the radio system that was donated by the Kinsmen Club is put to extensive use.

Herb Strlghr was chairman of the meeting and introduced the speaker. A guest was Mr. Bill

Morris of Halifax.

The secretary. Alex Macftae. read a letter from the Curling Club which acknowledged receipt

of a cheque for 381.47, being ten

spring carnival which had been held In the curling rink. The let- fer stated that the cheque was being returned as a donation to- wards ihe Kinsmen outdoor rink

excellent condition in which the curling rink had been left follow- ing the carnival. '

Bill Frldgen reported that the annual Kinsmen harvest ball will he held at the Imperial Diner on October 25th. Norman Hogg asked that the sum of 510000 be voted to the sports committee to clean up all bills in connection with the sponsoring of youth baseball teams. The money was voted.

Bill Frldgen also reported on the outdoor rink which is to be graded and he was voted the sum- of 5150.00 to start getting it in condition for the winter.

Roy Johnston. chairman of the committee in charge us, the Hai- lowe'en party for the children or the town, said that he was get-

ting his plans ready-.for this event. Wally Coulson was fines- master.-S.

Breadalliane and Vicinity .

Mrs. Leslie Weeks has returned to her home after sending the Past week with her sister in New Glasgow.

Mr. and Mrs. Blois Toombe were recent visitors to Clifton.

Mrs. Prudey Macndyen was a recent visitor to her sister's, Mrs. Maclnnis.

Miss Nan Maclnnis. R. N., of U. S. A.. is visiting with her sister Mrs. Bessie Macswain.

Mr. and Mrs. I-larold Maclnnis. Charlottetown. vihited Fredericton on Wednesday.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lavoie, cg,-. 101011. visited Mrs. I.a.voia's parents Mr. and Mrs. James Hit-kox on Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Seaman have returned from s. week-end visit in Sackvilie.

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Mr. and Mrs. Innis ocrbett Granville, were guestc of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Graham on Sunday

Mr. and Mrs. Edison Heaney and little daughter. Susan, visited Mr

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