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NOVEMBER; 13. y 1952

.-..;. Official, Visit to; P.E.l.

M. W. Mrs. Grand Mistress of the Most Wor- shipful Grand Lodge of the Ladies Oranzoienevolent Association of British American, returned to her home in Vedun. Que, on Wednes- day morning after visiting the Is- land in official capacity.

Mrs. Erskine was met at Borden Monday afternoon by Mr. P. N. Maccaull. M. w. G. Is. of the L. 0B.A.. and Mrs. Maccaull, also Mrs. Elizabeth Best. R. W. G.M.. of Prince Edward Island, and tak- cn to The Charlottetown Hotel where she was registered.

Monday evening the executives of the R. w.. l... O.B.A. and L.0. A. and several Grand Lodge offic- ials together with Mrs. Erskine met at the home of R. W. Mrs. Annie Darrach, Queen Street, for I. business meeting in connection with the Most Worshipful Grand semions which are to be held here next June. . '

On Tuesday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Moore, accompanied by Mrs Best. took Mrs. Erskine on a. tour of the City, visiting points of interest. also the Protestant Orphanage at Mount Herbert.

Tuesday evening a large gather- ing of L. O. B. A. members as- sembled In the Bayne Lodge room where a special meeting was held. Mrs. Hazel Large, W. M. of Mem- orial Lodge, very capably presid- ed and Grand Honors were ex- tended to the following officers in order of precedence: M. W. Mrs. Erskine. R. W. Mrs. Elizabeth Best, M. W. Mfrs. Jessie Larler, R. W. Mrs. Gladys Downe. Mrs. Addie Affleck. Mrs. Lilla French, Mrs. Susie Moore. Mrs. Myrtle lV.lacPhail. Mrs. Grace Francis. Mns. Mary MacPhail, Mrs. Mbrgaikit Shaw. Mrs. Cath- erine MacDonald. Mrs. F. Bur- nes.s, Mrs. Mary Dickie, Mrs. Edith MacPhail. Mrs. Mary May

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Mrs. Erskine, the guest speak- er. gave a splendid address. This was her first visit to the Island and she spoke very warmly of her reception. she was also very much impressed with her visit to the orphanage. and spoke highly of the management and staff and the splendid condition of the home in general. Mrs. Erskine is looking forward to a return visit here in June when she will preside over the Grand Sessions. .

Mrs. Best read a warm and friendly address. while Mrs. Mlyrtle MacPhail presented Mrs. Erskine with an appropriate gift.

The emblems of the order were veyr beautifully exemplified by the officers of Memorial Lodge.

Complimentary and helpful re- marks were given by Grand Master C. E. Shaw and several others. At the close lunch was served by the Grand Lodge officers.

Mrs. Erskine was accompanied on her visit by R. W. Mrs. 11'. Eur- ness R.W.G.. Director of Cere- monies of the Province of Quebec, who also enjoyed her visit. and expressed the hope of returning again in June. Mrs. Burness was also presented with a gift from Memorial Lodge by Mrs. Olive Hansen D. M. .

MARAUDER HATTONFORD. Alta. --(CF) -- After losing many sheep. A. Christensen of this north Alberta district went out and shot a killer cinnamon bear. The animal was so

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largest volume of sugar beets ever accumulated in one place in Al- berta was piled at the Taber Sugar Factory this fall. There were 75,000 tons of beets in the pile 700 feet long. 500 feet wide and more than 20 feet high. & .

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On November 3rd Mtrs. J. Aug- ustus White celebrated her 60th birthday and was entertained by a number of her close friends. Al- though confined to a wheel chair, Mrs. White enjoys reading and is able to write letters to her family.

The M-V Charles A. Macl'..ean of Yarmouth, N. S.. 288 tons, with eight men under command of Captain D. J. Doucette. arrived in port from St. Lawrence, New- foundland on Monday -November 3rd and sailed on Wednesday. No- vember 5th with 8455 bags of seed potatoes for Greenport, Long Is- land. The cargo was loaded by H. B. Willis, Inc., Charlottetown.

The drawing for the clock which was lotterled during the annual chicken supper took place on Wednesday evening, November 5th Nine persons had guessed that the clock would stop at 9 o'clock. The actual time the cclck stopped was 3 minutes and 2'! seconds past nine Mr. Reggie White of Souris drew the lucky ticket.

A large crowd attended the masquerade dance held in st. Mary's Hall on Wednesday, oct-

ober 29th. The prize winners were: "Balloon Girl," Mrs. Percy A. White; "Twins", Mrs. Foch Mac- Donald and Miss Roma McKay: ”Clowns," Martin Boudrenu, Mark Boudreau and Wilfred Doucette: ”Angel" Miss Eva Jarvis. Music

was supplied by Chaisson's or- chestra. A great many people enjoyed

the ham and chicken supper held In Bay Fortune Hall on Thursday evening. November 6th. The sup- per was under the auspices of the Ladies Aid of Bay Fortune United Church.

The Guardian is in receipt of a sample of heather grown by Mrs. R. C. lV.l.icLcan. of Souris. Mrs. MacLean has been growing this

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Farm Forum Meetingl

At Whlm Road

Jon Monday evening, Novem- ber Srd, the first meeting of the Whlm Road Farm Forum was held at the home of Mr. Leslie Stuart. Ten members were present at the meeting.

The topic was Career". Before period, members listened to the radio broadcast which was a panel discussion of the topic. One member of the group contended that, at least nnancially, a young person under average conditions had a. better chance to seek a career in the city; while another two favoured life on the farm.

To the first question for discus- sion, namely: "Suppose a young man asked you for advice as to whether or not he should choose farming as a work, what points would you consider most import- ant to strcrs lll your reply?" The group gave the following answers:

The young man must be adapt- ed to the farm and have a. liking for farm work; he must have suf- ficient lntelligence to attend to the business and planning -of farming; he must have capital available to equip and stock his farm and he must have the strength and wealth to carry on his work.

The second question was: ”How can the attitude of the farm wife affect the success or failure of the farm?". The discussion group came to the conclusion that the farm wife must have a liking for farm life in order that contented, as farming is not only the work of an individual but needs the cooperation of the wholc family.

Mr. William Finlayson was chos- cn as the secretary for the cur- rent forum year. Following lunch.

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plant for the past eight y('i1l'5., Many of the R. A. F. boys visitcdl Mrs. Macbean during the war to' see the heather. I

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totalling 834,864,000 worth 0! ..A. building. The October monthly John Horden. first Anglican ml-C1 01 35.391000 W81 the hlthell Bishop of Moosonee who died in for any month In the cits": his!- 1893, baptised thousands of Indians 017-

in the James Bay area. --m--- BRISTOL. England - (CP)i -3 Two-year-aid Joan Purcell change ed color rapidly. First a two-gal- lon can of white paint fell on her. Nurses took an hour to clean .13 off. ad then Jean left hos-pi with a rash.

the members who are all hockey NORTHERN MISSIONARY fans listened to the hockey game during the recreation period.

Mr. Webb Nicholson invited the members to his home for the next

meeting.

INDIAN STRONGHOLD )3un,mNc. noon

CALGARY -- (CP)--Calgary has reached an all-time high in con- struction contracts with 4,66B per- mlts issued to the end of October

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