Rumor Slates Abbott For Judicial Post

HON. DOUGLAS ABBOTT

CHIEF JUSTICE BINFBET It has been rumored in Ottawa that Finance Minister Douglas C. Abbott will be appointed chief justice of Canada when parlia- ment prorogues later this month. Mr. Abbott's appointment to the hi hest judicial post in Canada wﬁl be made some time after June 22 -— which is the 75th birth- day of chief justice Thibaudeau Rinfret. and the day he reaches the compulsory retirements age. Now 55. Mr. Abbott began his law career in 1918. at McGl1l in Man- treal. graduating with a degree of bachelor of civil law in 1921. In 1939 he was made K.C. and a year later he began his political career when he was elected to the House of Commons as M. P. for West mount-St. Antoine the first Liberal to represent the riding since Confederation. Three years later he was appointed parlia- mentary assistant to the finance minister.

._..__:_____— HIGH SPIRITS

OTTAWA (CP)—Cansdians with a yen for the battle have promoted a fivefold jump in liquor sales in a 22-year period. boosting" the value of alcoholic beverages consumed in 1952 to an all-time high of 882l.000.000. This. estimated the bureau of statistics Thursday. was a 390.000.0030 jump from $732,000,- 000 in 1951.

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the home. followed by service at St. James‘ Anglican Church, Port Hill. The service was conducted by the pastor Rev. M. J. Findlay, as- sisted by Rev. of the Tyne Valley Presbyterian

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Rev. and Mrs. H-atllield Dyi-hen‘. and uaugnter of New Brunswics.

attended the luncral oi the late Charles Newcoinbe on June is.

The funeral of the isle Mrs. Obediah Ramsay was held from the Tyne Valley Presbyterian Church on June 11 and was large- ly attended‘. Rev. D. Mawblnney conducted the service. interment was in the church cemetc y.

The funeral of the late Charles Newcombe was held last Monday afternoon with a short service an

Mawhinney. pastor

The pail bearers were Messrs. Edward Ramsay. Spurgen Ramsay, Ira Ramsay, Russell Ramsay. Alfred Ramsay and wal- ter Newcombe, all cousins of the deceased. Interment was in thu- churcli cemetery.

Church.

Mr. and Mrs. Major Milligan, Portage. attended the funeral oi.‘ Mrs. Milligan's brother, the late Charles Newtnnibe last Monday afternoon.

Many friends of Master Jackie Newcoinbe regret to hear that he had the misfortune to fall from a swing and break his leg.

is a patient in the Steward Mem- orial Health Centre.

on June 17.

The many friends of Mrs. Lloyd Darrach regret to learn that she

The United Ladies‘ Aid met at the home of Mn. Russel Dyment

Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Maynard. Mrs. Reginald Birch. Mrs. Henry Birch and Miss Eleanor Birch at- tended the annual meeting of the

Northern and lPiusville Ami Vicinity

Mrs. Jake Hardy and daughter. Erma. also Mrs. Gerald Hardy an: children of Rosebank were visitor: at the home oi Mr. and Mrs. War- burton Murray on June 15.

Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ellsworth Pleasant View. were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Ccrcoran recently.

Mr. Freddie Corcoran. Ersi Roy- ally, Charlottetown. arrived i:i Piusville on June is by motorcyci: to spend a few days visiting rela- tives. '

Those from Piusville'who attend- ed the choir practice at St. Anth- ony's on last Tuesday evening were: Messrs. Aubin J. Gallant. director: Adrien Gallant and Lomer Gallant and the Misses Arlene Corcoraii and Catherine‘ Gallant.

Mrs. \\'a:-liurton Murray. Pius- ville. spent last Tuesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. spurg- eon Williams, Rosebank.

Recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Corcoran were Mr. and Mrs. Alton Mclsaac and family. Georgie, Shirley. Mary Al, Nancy. Tommy and Roger.

Friends and relatives of Mr. John F. Gallant are sorry to learn he had to enter the Western Hospital Al- berton. for treatment. All wish him a speedy recovery.

M.r. Jake Hardy. Rosebanir, was ir. Piusville on June is.

The June meeting of the Plus- viiie Women's Institute was held at the home of Mrs. Joseph H. Gallant with a good attendance. The Secre- tary being absent, Mrs., Norbert Corcoran was appointed as secre-

men‘s Auxiliary oi’ the Church of England. It was held at Crapaud on June 16.

Mr. David Dyment. Eprlnghlll. spent last Friday visiting at the

Diocesan Church Society and Wo-

home of Mr. James Dyment. Northam.

I Miscouclie and _ O O I VI¢IlIl'I'Y -On June 13. the Catholic Women's League held a meeting in

one of the Convent Class:-Joins Mrs. Ben Desﬂoches presided.

Mrs. Alex Gallant of Wellington, was in Miscouche on June 18 visit- ing at the home of her daughter Mrs. D. ll. Gallant.

Mrs. George Walsh of Miscouche recently went to Halifax. on her return home she was accompanied by her daughter. Nina who is at- tending school there.

Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Douoaite oz Halifax. spent the week end in Miscouche at the home of Mrs. Doucettes parents. Mr. and Mrs. William Perry.

Mr. and Mrs. Ewald Beer of Slil‘ﬂlnEl'5ld€. were visitors to Mis- couche on June 20.

Leo Deslkoches of Charlottetown. was in Misoouche on June 20. visiting relatlvu and friends.

Harold Perry of Miscouche, rec- ently left for Labrador for several months.

On June 1'l.the graduation exer- cises of the Mlscouchs High School were held in the parish hall. The students entered in procession after which songs were sung and prizes were awarded. The saluta-

tary for the meeting. Then followed a parcel post sale which was great- ly enjoyed by all and the drawing for members to go to St. Anne de Beaupre. Mrs. George Gallant the president and Mrs. Norbert Cor- coran were the lucky winners. The Institute then decided to send woollens away for blankets and Mrs. John T. Gallant was appoint- ed to take charge of the shipping etc. The next meeting is ‘to be held at the home of Mrs. Charles L Gallant. The roll call will be ans- wered by “Where I first met my husband".

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lion was read by Jeanette Drrssp. and the valedictory by Edward Le- Clalr. On the following evening Lhi‘ graduation prom took place before which the grades 10 and 11 students walked to the hall in procession and Jeanette Densp crowned a statue of the Blessed Virgin. on th( stage. The dancing then began and the evening was enjoyed by all.

Mr. and Mrs. Emmanuel Richard of Suininerside. were in Miscouche on June 20.

The Corpus Christi procession was held at St. John the Bapiis‘. Church Mlsoouche. on June 20 The school children walked out of the church in procession followed by the different Societies and the choir to the front grounds of the Convent. where Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament was _held in an outside repository. some of the younger children were dressed as angels and placed around the altar, while others were flower-girls be- fore the Blessed Sacrament.

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New Frigate To Be Based~'Ai Cornwallis

OTTAWA. (CP) — The moder- nized frigat‘ Buckingham will be commissioned Friday at Canadian Vickers Ltd.. Montreal, the navy said today.

After workups and trials out of Halifax. the Buckingham will be based at HMCS Cornwallis near Digby, N. S., to provide training afloat for new sailors. She will be the first warship to be based at Cornwallis for training purposes since the Second World War.

The Buckingham is the sevcntii of 21 wartime irigatrs undcrgn. ing modernization to be recnmmis- sioned. Lt.-Cmdi‘. John William Roberts. 33. of Ottawa is com- maiidiiig nfirer and Lt-Cmdr. Donald William Knox. .'ii. of Mont- real (‘XPCllli\‘f‘ 0ifl(‘(‘l‘.

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