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E 3, I, IN MEMORIAM
MRS. ABIJAH BURN!
-The death of Mrs. Abljah Burns, which occurred at her home on Thursday, October 16th. was heard of with regret by friends in Freetown and vicinity.
Mrs. Burns had almost. reached her ninetieth year and had been in failing health for the past few months. Her husband predeceased her eighteen years ago.
The funeral. which was very
I . largely attended, was held on Sat-
urday afternoon from the home and burial was in the Church of Scotland Cemeteryf Cape Trav- erse, with the Rev. Harvey Bishop and the Rev. Mr. MacEwcn con- ducting the services.
Left to cherish her memory ill the home are her son Stewart, his wife Eva, and grandson Morris; also a brother. James MacKay of Desable.
The beautiful floral tributes bore testimony of the love and esteem in which the deceased was ehllt. The sympathy of all.i:. being, ex- pressed to the sorrowmg relatives.
INDIAN RIVER TV. I.
-On Tuesday evening, Septem- ber 9th, Mrs. William Sinclair rntertaincd members of the In- dian River W. I. for their regular monthly meeting. Twelve mem- bers and three visitors were pre- sent. The president, Mrs. K. Mann. presided and the meeting n;lPnP(l with the ”Crccd".
The minutes of the last meet- ing were read, added to, and ap- proved. The treasurer was asked to send a cheque for 515.00 10 the teachers to be used to pur- these books for the library, also in pay all outsiandznz bills. The visiting sick committee reported one call made and treat given.
Lottery books were passed out to members and the drawing will be in October. "Get Well" cards and sympathy cards were purchased from Mrs. Sudsbury. Mrs. Russ Campbell reproted for the ways and means committee that 341.16 was made as the dance at school.
Miss Grace Easter entertained the members with a fun provok- ing contest and lunch was served hy the hostess assisted by Mrs Nonnan and Mrs. Louis Rogers. The meeting closed with God Save the Queen.
The next meeting will he at the home of Mrs. Bernard MncLelIan (at the shore). Roll call to be answered by "Ways to improve our Institute."
A special meeting of the In- dian River W. I. was held in the school room September l5th. The president. Mrs. Keith Mann pre- sided and called the meeting to order. There were 15 members and one visitor present.
Mrs. Mann explained that the special meeting was called to dis- cuss and formulate plans for a chicken slipper. Mrs. l.. G. Ram- say moved that the Women's In- stitute sponsor a chicken and ham supper and canvass those who are not members of the W. 1., to contribute towards same, all proceeds to be given for the new school. Mrs. Russell Campbell seconded this and from a stand- ing votc the motion carried. It was decided to hold a dance after and to have the chicken supper in connection with the opening of the new school, if possible. Miss Grace Easter made a motion which was seconded and carried that the supper be held in the new school and it was decided to char e 50 cents admission to the danci
The president reminded the members to bring 25 cenls to the next meeting for the A.C.W.W. fund, and the meeting adjourned.
ANNUAL
Garage, Summcrsidc, on T
five delegates. Ladies also
The annual meeting of the 4th Prince Progressive Conservative District Association will be held in the Progressive Conservative headquarters above Palmer's
p. m. . All poll chairmen to call poll meeting and appoint
MEETING
hursday, October 23rd, at 8
welcome. Donald Cameron, Albany, President.
ANNUAL
votive headquarters age. Summerside. on of 8 pm.
The annual meeting of the Fifth Prince Progressive Conservative District Associa- tion will be held in the Progressive Conser-
All poll chairmen to call poll meeting and appoint five delegates.
MEETING
above Palmer's Gos- Fridoy. October 24th.
W. A. ARNEIT. A President.
ANNUAL
The Annual Meeting
CURLING CLUB will be held in the Legion Hall, Thursday evening, October 23rd at 7:30. business to be transacted. curling plan to attend this meeting.
H. S. MATTHEWS, President
MEETING
of the ALBERTON MEN'S
Important Everyone interested in
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The Honourable R. W. Mayhew, centre, receives the gift of a cig- arette case - suitably engraved -with the figure of a leaping sal- mon -- from the Prince Edward Island Fisheries Federation and other member assovlatiolls of the Fislieries Council of Can- ada. The presentation took place
Burlington and Vicinity
-Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Nel- son Paynter, Burlington, on Sun- day, October 12111, were Mr. and Mrs. Ramsay Auld. Covehcnd and Mr. and Mrs. Claude Craswcll, Winsloc.
Mrs. Bertha Walke.r, Kelvin Grove. is A patient in the Prince County Hospital where she is re- ceiving treatment for 8. heart con- dition. Her many friends wish her an early improvement in health.
His many friends regret the ill- nes of Mr. Harold Mill. Clement. who was admitted to the Prince County Hospital on Friday morn- ing. October 17th, and wish him B speedy recovery.
Mr, James Marchbank, New An- nan, and Mr. H. B. MlacLeod. Burlington, motored to New Glas- gow. N. S. on Tuesday, October '1th, to attend meetings of the Presby- terian synod.
A cosy cottage has been erected in the past month near the farm home of Mr. Halsey Profltt, Bur- lington. Mr. Allison Mann was the carpenter in charge and Mr. prot- ltt'.s aunt, Mrs. Lawrence Mac- Leod, recently of Orwell, owns, and will occupy the house.
Mr. and Mrs. William Stordy, Summerside, Mrs. Gordon Daye, Kenslngton. nnd Mrs. Clayton Stavert. Burlington, left on Sun- day, October lath, on a trip to Boston, Mass.
Miss Linda Younkcr, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Younkcr, while playing on a re- cent October dny in her grand- father's berry patch. was surpris- ed to find two nice ripe garden strawberries. The berries were found on the farm of Mrs. Ernest. Younkcr, Brookficld.
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Mir. and Mrs. Nelson Stead. New Glasgow. and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Stead and little daughter, Cheryl,
Whcatlcy River. were guests
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Let him come down tattle l plendidl Aroma of a great MITBG
I He'll joyfully "follow his nose" down to breakfast when the splendid,
ing aroma of Chase & Sanborn wafted nbovcstairs.
Blended, since the early sailing-ship
days, from the world's choice coffees-Chasc&Sanborn has be
just prior to Mr.
Mayhew's dc- parture from Ottawa following his relinquishing of the post of Minister of Fisheries to become Canada's Ambassador to Japan. The presentation, to express the appreciation and good wishes of the fishing industry to Mr. May- hew. was made by Gordon O'Brien.
Sunday. October 12th, of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Hickox, Burlington.
Miss Earlth Dunning and her friend, Miss MacDonald, Summer- slde, were recent week end guests of the formers parents, Mr. and lyrics. Ernest Dunning, Long River,
Mr. and Mm. Claude Younkcr. and little daughter, Linda. were recent week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Hickox. Burlington.
Mr. E. W. Johnstone and Mrs Archie Johnsione entertained the members of Iriehtown W. l. at the October meeting.
Mrs. Eva IB. Pickering. Burling- ton. ls spending a few days at st. Eleanor's, .
The president, Mrs. W. J. Prot- itt, was hostess to the members of
St. Stephen's W. A. for the Oc- tober meeting. Eleven members and several visitors, including
three members of sea View W. A. attended and were welcomed by Ms. Profitt. Plans were made to hold a pantry sale for the W. A. later in the month. A delicious lunch was served by the hostess. aslstcd by several of the mem- bcrs.
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NEW LONDON W. l.
The regular meeting of the New London W, I. was held at the home or Miss Elva MacAllister on Oct. 14. The'mcet1ng opened by singing the ode followed by repeating the creed Roll call was anxwred by fourteen members with "What I dislike most about Housekeeping."
Minutes of the last meeting was read, approved and signed, and re- ports of committees followed. The new school committee will be Mrs. Nelson Roberts and Mrs. Ross Mac- 1Eiven. The sick committee reported no calls made. The program com- mittce consisted of Mrs. Nelson Roberts and Mrs. Ross MacEwen.
Correspondence was read and discussed and it was decided that sl0.00-be sent to TB. League, also to order cod liver oil capsules and Christmas cards. The orphanage
tantaliz- Coffec is to every other coffee.
aromatic en a great
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Fisheries Federation Gift T 0 Mr. Mayhew
right, manager of the Fisheries Council of Canada. and the dep- uty minister of Fisheries, Stewart Bates, Ottawa, left, is an interest- ed observer. Mr. Mayhew will spend 3 few weeks in British Col- umbia, returning to Ottawa on November 15, prior to his depar- ture for Japan.
Piusville and Vicinity -Mr. In-a'nk Keefe, Hill: River,
was in Piusville on business re- cently. -
Mrs. Roy Gallant and Norma, Bloomfield. were in Piusville on business recently.
Miss Audrey Gallant was visit- ing in Piusville recently.
Relatives and friends of Mrs. John J. Corcoran are glad to know she is feeling better after receiving treatment in the Western Hospit- al, Alberton.
Mr. Wilfred Gallant motored to Summerside recently.
Mr. and Mrs. William O'Brien and little son Gary were visiting In Plusvllle on Thursday evening, October 15th. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Corcoran.
Miss Delis Gallant was visiting in Summerside recently. -3. B.
VULNERABLE SIGNAL
NEW WESTMINSTER, 3.0. - (CP)- The stop-and-go traffic sig- nal at the Columbia. street entrance to the Pattullo Bridge here was put out of commission twice within a week. On the second occasion a truck which hit the post left mere- ly a pile of rubble.
GREAT ENE?
The Columbia River enters the Pacific Ocean by an estuary 35 miles long and from three to-oev- en miles wide.
collection amounted to 828.60.
The program for the evening consisted of bingo, and a oontest won. by Mrs. Oscar Macxay.
The next meeting is to be at the home of Mrs. D. A. Campbell. Col- lection amounted to 82.25. The meeting close with "The Queen" and lunch was served by the host-
colfce for nearly a hundred years. So richly fragrant, so deeply satisfying that mil- lions have turned to it in sure preference
Let its heartening aroma woken you to new breakfast delight. Come downstairs every morning to a great coffee!
Chase 8- Sanbom Coffee
ess and committee in charge.
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Ellerslle & Bideforll Ami Vicinity
Miss Juanita Newcombe. North- s.m, spent the weekend with her grandmother, Mrs. Lesly Morrison.
Miss Silvia Smith, summer-side. was the Thanksgiving weekend- gueat of Miss Marlon MacDougall.
-Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Payntsr and children. Catherine and Car- men, accompanied by the latter'a parents, Mr. and Mrs..John Coughlin. motored to Chotham. New Brunswick, over the holiday weekend to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Russell Coughlin and Mr. and Mrs. James Coughlin.
Mr. and Mrs. Erland Ramsay, Conway, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Bertram Phillips, Ellerslie. spent the holiday weekend motor- ing to Liverpool, Nova Scotla. and other points of interest along the way.
Mr. E. R. MacNevln, who has been employed with the M. F Schurman Co. on the new school being built at New Glasgow, N. 5.. has returned home, the building being completed, and plans to be at the airport in Summerslde on the M.F'. Schurman contract dur- lng the winter months.
Mrs. Wallace Dickieson and son Blair, of New Glasgow, P. E. 1., spent Wednesday afternoon, Oc- tober l5th with her son Ralph and Mrs. Dickieson here.
motored to Charlottetown on Sun- y,' October 12th and attended the Maritime Conference of the United Church Young People's Union held there. -
Mr. and Mrs. Kendall Inglis and Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Hudson vis- ited wlth friends in Ellerslie on Saturday evening, October 11th.
The Misses Wanda and Roby Maccaull. "ulnmerside. spent the holiday weekend with their par- ents. Mr. and Mrs. John Maccnull.
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The members of the Bideford United Ladles' Aid held I pantry sale in Holman's Youth Centre on Saturday afternoon, October -lith. The sum of 066 was realized and will be put toward the church repair fund.
Mr. and Mrs. Alton Mlllar and Mrs. Mark White. Summerside. visited with Mrs. Joshua Miller and Mrs. Willard Hutchinson Sun- day, October 12th.
Mr. and Mrs. William Newcombc. Northam, accompanied by Mr. Clifford Morrison. motored tocape Breton Island and other points of interest in Nova Scotia during the holiday weekend.
Dr. William Burleigh of Saint John, New Brunswick, spent the holiday week-end with his wife and son Donnie, also his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Burleigh, here.
The Legion Hall at Elleralio has been completel, redecorated, hon. the interior and exterior, in mg new modern multl-color serum, and is very charming in the soul 15' ble J 4 shades chosen. pm. in; the past week the member, have been busy cementing eh, basement floor and it is hoped to use the basement for I rocrenuon room in the future. They due;-V. great credit in making mu m. other point of boouisy in the dis. trlct and every success is wished them in fulfilling their tutu;-1, plans.
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Honor roll of st. Ignatius serum, for the month of September.
Grade IX -- 1. Basil Gallant. 2 Shirley Arsennult. ii. Joseph Don-on
Grade VIII - 1. Wallace Gallant, 2 Harvey Gallant.
Grade VII - 1. Vernon Gallant 2. Clara Arsenault, 3. Elaine Glu- thier.
Grade V - l. Gertrude Gallant
Grade IV - l. Bernice Powers. 2 Louis Gallant, 3. Bernice Gallant.
Grade II! (a) - 1. Judy Dots-on
Grade III (b) - l. Nonnr Gal- lant. 2. Erwin Gallant, 3. Douglas Gallant.
Grade IIi(a) - l. Ann Peters, 2. Ferns Gauthier, 3. Erma Doiron.
Grade II (b) - 1. Dianne Gal- lent,
Yvonne Doiron--teacher.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
Messrs. Stanley Hayes and Rob- ert Maccaull, who are employed in Halifax, visited with their re- spective parents, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Hayes and Mr. and Mrs Peter Maccaull during the holiday Mr. and Mrs. Ray Dyetant of Monown, New Brunswick, spent the holiday weekend with the lat- ter: sister and brother-in-law.Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Grigg, Poplar Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. Colin Maccreggor. Halifax, were weekend guests of their son and daughter-in-law.Mr. and Mrs. Archibald MacGreggor. East Bideford. at Thanksgiving. Mrs. Jeanette Ogden. accompan- ied by Master Terrance O'Brien, Albarton, spent the long weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Glllis.
Mr. Henry Grant, Tigniah. was the guest. of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. William Grant, over the Thanksgiving weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Hutchin- son, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hutchinson, motored to Charlottetown on Sunday. October 12th and were accompanied home by little Miss Maxine Prontt who has been 3 patient in the polio clinic there for over a year. Her many friends are pleased to see her home once again.
Mrs. James Burleigh was host.- ese to the members of the Ellen!- lie women's Institute on Tuesday evening, October 14. with A large attendance. Plans were made to clean the junior school. The place
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of next meeting was - d The offering amounted to six dol-
lars and is to be sent to the Sal- vation Army. At the close of the meeting dainty refreshments were served by the hostess and mem- bers of the lunch committee.
The sincere sympathy of the community is being extended to Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Barlow and family of St. Eleonora on the sud- den death of their seven-month- old baby daughter Sharron, at the Prince Edward Island Hospital. Charlottetown.early Sunday mom- lng, October 12th.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dickieson and daughters Erna and Fay.- were Thanksgiving weekend guests of the formers parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Dickieson, New Glas- gow. P. E. I.
Mr. and Mrs... In-Isl-Told omu. Mrs. Jeanette Ogden and Mr. Henry Grant were guests of Mr. Ind Mrs. J. E. Inglis and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Oolu. Kensingwn, on sun- day, October lath.
Mr. and M: Albert Sharpe. Amherst, Nova Bcotia. spent the holiday weekend with the letters parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mor- rtson.
Mr. and Mrs. M-clvin Hutchin- son, accompanied by Mrs. Goof!!! Morrison and Terrance Qnrien, visited with Mr. Ilo Thompson. Mrs. W. C. Palmer and Miss Flo- rence Palmer. Mllrrky Fold. 0” Sunday. October 12th.
Mrs. George Barlow celebrated her hat. birthday It her home here on Wednesday. Wm! DUI OI hgr family calling during the evening to wish her molly more years of health and h-,,
Mr. and Mrs. James Burleigh. accompanied by Miss Alina Jelley and Miss Hester Boatu. O'Learv.
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