Bedeque

-Mr. and Mrs. Scott McMurdo. this village, spent the week-end of August 21. at the home of Mrs. McMurdo's sister. Mrs. Percy Lowther, in Cornwall, P. E. I.

Miss Marion Douglas, Saint John. N. B.. has been visiting with her friends. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest John- son.

Mr. and Mrs.' L. W. Tangdahl. New Westminster. B. C.. are thc. guests of Mrs. Annie Lang andi Miss Catherine MacFarlane, Low- er Bedeque.

Mr. and Mrs. A. Home. Oyster Bed Bridge, P. E. I.. visited with Mrs. I-lornc's sister, Mrs. George Henderson and Mr. Henderson, on August 19. '

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Leard and two children, of Niagara. Ontario. were recent visitors at the' home of Mrs. Lcard's sister. Mrs. Hec- tor Leard and Mr. Leard. Lower Bedeque. They also visited with

r. Lear-d's aunt. Mrs. Flossle-

Alden, left on Monday morning, August 23, by car. for a three- week visit in Cleveland, Ohio, and Windsor, Ontario. In Windsor they will be guests of Mr. Leard's daughter, Mrs. Gerald H. Williams and Mr. Williams.

Mr. and Mrs. Norman E. James of Cohassct. Mass.. arrived on August 17, at Carleton, where they are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Heber Myers. They will also visit with relatives at Chelton and Fern- wood. '

Miss Helen Bowness. Bedeque, was the guest on August 21. of her aunt, Mrs. Edith Myers, and her cousin, Mrs. Ralph MacCaull and Mr. MacCaull at Carleton Siding.

Mr. and Mrs. Bannic Coughlin and little son, of Toronto. are visitingi with Mrs. Coughlin'a par- ents. r. and Mrs. Heber Myers. Carleton. They will also visit with relatives on other parts of the Island.

An enjoyable time was had at the picnic of the Carleton Institute, held on the Pearson shore. on Aug-

sowther. this village.

.Mr. Walter Lcard and his arm; Professional cards E. E. Parkman 0pt.D.. ILO.

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list 20. There via: a large attend- aiici-. Gzinics and various other sorts of amulpmenis were in- dulged in. Aguumptuous suppcr was served

Her many friends regret to learn that Mrs. Carrie Schurman. this villagc, is confined to her home, suffering from an attack of virus pneumonia. All hope for her an early recovery.

There was a large attendance at the annual memorial service in Central Bedcque United Baptist Church on Sunday morning Aug- ust 22. Special music. under the direction of Mr. Alden Leard. as organist, consisted of anthems. ducts and sextettes, and were all in keeping with the occasion. The Church was beautifully decorated with I lavish array of flowers. The pastor, Rev. Charles A. Brit- ten. was in charge of the service. He gave ii fitting address based on the words: "And God. Raquireih That Which is Past" Eccl 3:15. At the close of the service the flowers were carried from the Church and placed on the graves of l0vcd.onc5.

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all directions. He was backing along that branch towards the trunk of the tree. I

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through the cattle judging ring at

. Poultry Section of the Crapaud Exhibition, where two ducks are seen

keep the spectators informed on the various classes and the judging results.-(Top rightl This photo shows judging in progress at the

looking their prettiest for the judges.-(Center left) Throughout the day the various indoor exhibits at the Crapaud Exhibition continued to be a special point of interest as most of the two to three thousand persons took time out to visit this remarkable part of the exhibition. Some of the ladies are seen scziniiing the cxliibiis in one section of the rink that was used in coniii-ciion with this part of the show.- (Center right) While many excellent horses were shown on Wednes- day at the Crapaud Exhibition, the tractors also had their own cum- petitions. and some of them are seen in line before the beginning of the tractor rodeo.-(Bottom left) The large Hereford hull was one of

at Buster Bear. Buator had slop- ped climbing. Perhaps it would be better to say that he had stopped starting to climb. He was looking

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him and tha young chuck. He

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A TIIIN WELLAND, Ont. (CP)-The men who broke into a men's wear shop here Tuesday night may well be the beat-dressed thieves in Ontario.

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Burton

-Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Dalton and family of Miscouches wcrc week-end visitors to Burton.

Mr. and Mrs. Samson Adams and their son, Alexandra. Char- lottetown. are visiting at Mrs. Adamsl former home in Glcngarry. guests of her father. Mr. John MacDonald. her brother and sister- in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Mac- Donald and of her sister, Mrs. Raymond Stewart and Mr. Stew- art.

Mr. Peter Gallant. Howlan. vis- ited the district on Saturday rcp- resenting the Fuller Brush Co.

Mr. Wilfred Dalton, Burton. has returned home from Prince Coun- ty Hospiial. His many friends are pleased to learn he is much im- proved in health.

Congratulations are extended to Mr. and Mrs. Lorne MacNeill, of West Cape, who were recently mar- ried.

Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Cooke and family of Toronto. Ont., were rec- cent guests of Mrs. Cooke's par- cnts, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Cooke, Cape Wolfe.

Mr. Patrick O'Connor, Capc Wolfe. recently visited at the home of his son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Jean de Mass. Summer- side.

Mr. Lloyilc Shaw, who is em- ployed in Summerside. spent the week-end with his wife and fam- ily at their home in Cape Wolfe.

Cape. Wolfe School opened Aug- ust 9 with Miss Mary C. McGrc- gor as principal, and Miss Annie M. 0'1-lalloran, teacher of the jun- ior room.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wrdgc and family of Summersido, were roc- cnt guests of Mrs. Wcdge's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Rielly, Capo Wolfe.

Miss Joyce Callaghan. Ebbsflcct. was a week-end guest of her friend, Miss Kcmmic McGregor, Burton.

Mr. and Mrs. Dan Murphy their family, Betty, Annabell. and Kenny. also Mrs. Murphy's sister, Miss Katherine Metherell of Mill River. were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Dalton, Burton. The fisherman report very small catches of lobsters and consider- able damaga done to their gear in the recent storm.

The farmers of the commiiniiy are getting ready to harvest their grain. Owing to the recent rain and wind atotma many fields are in very poor condition for cutting.

Mr. Everett Collicutt. Bedcque, spent Sunday at the home of his mothar. Mrs. Edna Collicutt. Bur- ton.

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Wednesday.-(All photos by Wnttnnl-

llereiord division at Crapaud on

. P i u s v I I I it --Miss Catherine Gallant has ac-

cepted employment at the West- crn Hospital. Alberton.

Mrs. Herman Corcoraii and fam- ily, also Miss Aieitha Corcoran. were visitors to Waterford on Sun- day.

Quite a number from Piusville. and surrounding districts attended the Banner Lobster Supper in St. Mark's Church grounds on Aug- ust 17.

Mr. George Griffin, Locke Road. was through Piusville recently, tak- ing orders for fruit and ornamental trees.

Mr. and Mrs. Allyston Richard- son. returned to the home of Mrs. Richardson's son and daughter-in law. Mr. and Mrs. Warbutcn Mur- ray, after spending a faw days vis- iting Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sweet of St. Eleanors and Mr. and Mrs. Allison Harris, of Summerside.

A large crowd from Piusville and vicinity attended the regular Fri- day night dance in Bloomfield Hall. Music was supplied by Mr. Leonard Barnett, Elmsdalc, accom- panied by Mr, Robert Gallant. Piusville.

Mr. and Mrs. Alley Gallant and children. returned to Toronto af- ter spcnding their holidays with Mrs. Gallant's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson L. Gallant; Piusville.

Congratulations are extended to Mr. Peter F. Gallant. on winning the 520.00 jack-pot at the weekly bingo in Tignish Legion Hall rec- ently.

Piusville School has started a- gain after an enjoyable holiday. The teachers are Mr. Aubin J. Gallant, principal. and Mrs. Jghn T. Gallant. assistant.

Mr. Clarcnce Pineau. R. C. A. F. has resumed his duties in Mon- trcal where he is stationed. after spending leave with his mother. Mrs. John T. Gallant and Mr. Gai- lant. He was accompanied back by his wife and chlldran.

Mr. Pei-cy Gallant has returned to Toronto, when he is employed, after spending his holidays at his home in Bloomfield.

Master Edward Peters of Sum- meraide, is spending a few days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Nel- son L. Gallant. Piusvillc.

Mr. and Mrs. Cocil Thompson. Toronto, formerly of C- L

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-The mcinbcia of Ba. View W. A. and It laqpbouh W. ilelllht-fully Ontsrtlinlii

niciinbcrp of at. 'rbcmu' onanb at the church llall, New Loadolg. oneuA t II. III. I-Iorsco as Dr and opened the meeting with tho mcnibcrh prayer. the lord! and the hymn. "me Love of t Cona- traincth." Tho lthb chapter of St. John was rccd r voly. The Lgiryimn. "HIV: Thinlc own Way. Wu pouingy sung u a duct by Breads and Laura Jollyuioro An intorutiiu Quia on Women of the Bible vac conducted by Mrs. Bruce Adams. and a reading in the form of a nun: was liven by Mn. Isaac Jailymon. Two contests. "'11-can of tho ll-bis." and one of.thc "coin- piatc tho trio" type on Bible per- sonalities were interesting. The speaker of the evening was the rector, the Rev. W. lric Iii- giuhnm. who allowed the members ta view the new private Commun- ion service, and gave a dctailiid account of the duties of an Altar Guild. an organization needed in the churchaa of New London Pariah. In the course of his remarks, Mr. Ingrahaui mined the altar furn- ialiinga and.told the purpou of each. In reference to caring for the house of God. he said. "we should do what in would do in our own homes," in caring for and providing propar places for the storing of the precious things us- ed in the church.

The visitors were welcomed by Mrs. Mock and dclicioua refresh- ments were served by members of at. Thomas W. A. Appreciation to the entertain- ing group was voiced by the.presi- dent of st. Stephen's. Mrs. W. J. Profltt and of ass. View by Mrs. Wallace Adamo, for the hospital- ity and the opportunity for a happy get-together, and to the rector for his instructive talk. Mrs. Hillard Meek was accom- panist for the evening. BUR.

Miscouohe

-Mr. and Mrs. Martin Dealloches and family, Miscouchc, Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Duncan and family motored to Cavendish on August 8. Mr. and Mrs. John C. Poirier and family, Mlacauche, motored to Charlottetown on August 8.

Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Gallant of Miscouchc. accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Vital Gallant and Louis Gallant of Riistico, left for Gaapir Quebec. on August 12 to visit Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gallant.

On AUKU-it 11. St. John the Bap- tlat Chuch, Miacouche, was the sen: of a pretty wedding whui Theresa. Dealtoches. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Deakochcs of Miacouche. became the bride of Francis Caeffery. Mrs. Gerald Des- Rochea acted as maid of honor. The Miaalcs Catherine Gallant and Mary Edna Gaudet were brides- maids. Gerald Desltochea was best- man and Edward Leclalra and Merrill Gauthier were ushers.

Ma. and Mrs. Eli Araenault and daughter. Carolyn, recently re- turned to their home in Cincinnati, Ohio. They were accompanied on their return trip by the Misses Della. and Rose Marie Dcaltoches. Elaine Gallant, ML1couchg' yo. certtly left for Wellington where she will spend several days visiting with her grandmother, Mrs. Alex

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-Hr. and -Mn. Oharlas Davin. Baa oow Pond. have as their guest. Mrs. Chutes Smith of New Orleans. La.

luau. 0611:. I-Ifndrahan. Ml: Gregory Molnn 0 Tignish. 09-0 Aunciqtion ILMJ. WIN bllllltdl viaitcl lo Oborlottttnvu on Mu. to, when they sttcndod the on- nual meeting of the Island Co-on Eu-viola Ltd.

lriuids of Mr. ngmmiuwax. N I nor learn ho'I'sua'ufI:ring grim a fractured

ankle. which be sustained while working at hay on Saturday.

Mr. ,wuson lhca. Tigdhh. was a business visitor to Charlottetown on Wodnudty- VIII I000!!!- panicd by his niothar. Mrs. Alex- ander Ehaa, Mrs. Charles smith and Mrs. John 11. Huidnban, who spent the day visiting relatives in the City. S

Miss Ann Gavin. R.N., has ro- turnod to her home in Albany. N. Y., after a pleasant holiday spent with her sisters in Tignish.

Miss Anne Mccuc have returp- ed to Halifax after ding her vacation with her rcnu. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mcouc, Palm Road. -

Cngratulatlons are extended to Mr. and Mrs Victor Cormier on the occasion of their marriage in the church of Sta. Simon and Jude, Tignish on August 11. The bride is the former Bernadette, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Martin. Tignish, and the izroom la the son of Mrs. Bernard O'Brien and the late Claude Corinier, Waterford. The couple will reside in Halifax, where Mr. Cormier is stationed while serving with the Royal Can- adian Navy.

Thc Catholic ,Women's League held their weekly party at the home of Mrs. Laurette O'Connor on Tuesday evening with a large number of members present. The first prize for the auction forty- fives was won by Mrs. Laurette O'Connor and Mrs. A. J. MacDon- ald received second prize. The first prize for the forty-fives freeze-out went to Mrs. A. J. MacDonald with Miss Elizabeth Gavin win- nlng the second prize.

Mrs. Azarle Chaiuon and child- ren of Toronto, are visiting Mrs Chaiason'a parents. Mr. and Mrs Joseph A. Araenault, Tignish.

Frances Porter and Mrs. Mae Grondin have returned to

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Mr. Henry Hogan. NONI! CAP!- bu as his main no constitu- llu. Arthur Ilirko and her three children of Halifax.

Ilia out the past wuk-and with has (gum-, an-. Jainu Knot. aunwa

Ilia. Brooklyn. bar blather. an. Iarl uomnia. Analo-Tlaaiah.

In-. and Mrs. rm: Gaudet. who have been visiting Ilia. Gaudet? to. Mr. and Mrs. Jonah It uccttc, returned to their hon: In Providence, R. I. a

Mr. and Mrs. Joaaph Shel. Rum- ford, Maine. are spending their annual holiday in '11gnish. While hora they are the guests of Mrs. John M. .A'I!aarn. l

Mr. Ray Handrchon. Christ. ophofs Ci-on, was 5 business vial- for to Charlottetown on Ihleldly.

. Mia: Floicncc Mocue. Toronto. Out. is visiting her pucnu, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mcouo. Nail Pond.

Min Cecilia Gallant, Ottawa is spending my vacation with her par- ents. Mr. and Mrs. James Gallant, Nail Pond.

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Seeksiloniroi Of Monigoiirnery Ward

NEW (A!) - Louis E. Women. a now and apoctuui" QM!" 90 150 bulinui scone. said Thursday he would cock to Jain control of Montgom. ory WI . and Co. billion-dons”. you uilcago mail order am. dT:tO on; Hm; Poi-ida jun). on or. w 0 now on I compu-n., Wmt '3”.-ow-000 13 9!. mad: the announcement at a press can. fortune in t a more hotel. H. said he will ch II the leader. ship of 80-year-old scwoll 1..

long: iuicomprcmiaing of a board of Montgomery Ward,

"We boliavo we now bold in. largest block of shares in the com. pany." laid the 43-year-old fi- nancicr.

'l'hia act the us 9 for a proxy fight to win stockho dots to his aids for a showdown at tho lnnugl Ward meeting in Chico in April, 1050. when three rncm era of the company's nine-man board. includ. ing Avery come up for re-election. TORONTO (CF)-'I'hrcc-ycar-old Michael Hamilton was rushed to hospital after being almost stran- glcd by a dog chain Monday. Neighbors said the child was playing with a dog when the chain wrapped around his neck. They be- lieve he was dragged along thc

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