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a ’ a t : a . . Ao’ ed at the three points on the Be |J. Reid. Mir. E. Ramsay read] NGSBORO Sourts Hospital, suffering from aueens District Convention BEDEQUE . _(fmacc niet Church Charge Toe) the scripture lessca and Mar. Har] KI Souris Hormfil._ esting eo : : : ; Mr. and Mrs. Judson Black-| service at Albany at 9.30 a.m./tison MacFarlane led in prayer. Mr. William Brown, Char- | -overy from his recent {lness. ROSEBANK SCHOOL i ® mre, this village, were visitors|W@s conducted by Mr. Edward|Mr. Billie Craig and Mr. George Mrs. Reggie Rose, Kingsboro,|'ottetown, spent a few days -vis- Mrs. Bernard Massey,| gollowing is the report At Protestant Orp nage to Chartottetowa on October 13th. |Feerene. Mr. Donnie Bell rend) Read ware Use apeskers. ree eee ee i rete inva former [B&ihwell, spent the Thankegiving bank School for the month Pd ‘e there spent some time : .| were ° ad , r ustne PEE Hospital where M-s,|Ralph Callbeck and Mr. Sidney Sir. Tinreld Lard, who ationd-| Miss Catherine Stevensoa, tea-|recideat of Mum's Rood. jee et oe dt el ee. Central Queen's District Con jthe ladies of Mermaid. Pouring oad Conference, ‘was|cher at North Lake School spent} Mr. Henry Jarvis, Elmira, has | Grade IX: 1. Hazel B. = Provincial Biackmore’s brother, Mr. Albert|Murray were the speakers, the|ed the Stanhope , was . » haS/iatter’s sister, Mrs. Joseph Mac-| Grade VH: 1. Anne Stewart, Re Se tee inee Pate Matheson ‘nnd Dis Martin is a patient, having beea|latier refered to the Stanhope| guest apeaker, om the, Tryea| ies Sinden PEL been confined to his home duel Donaid and Mr. MacDonald. | Jean Hardy, 3. Elizabeth triet seriously injured in a car acei- » exper- on 5 tc Mrs. Clayton Rose, East Bal- Grade VI: 1., Lea Se rates nacre nn” NH MO aa re woke ot te NT oy am (Uo Cheha |e Ug Done Stale | ea; wan: Sates ts ae bei hemes foes Shwe 8 was secretary. é The guest speaker in the eve-|by Mr. and/Mrs. Pearson|there was'a large congregation.| year student at P.W.C. after enjoying an extended vaca-|‘ecently at the Provincial Sana-| fr their Out Daeting w*Oradé IV: 1. Viola ? R. D. MacKinnon, @f/ning was Lincoln Dewar. In b'=| of Chelton. Mr.Billie Calibeck conducted the| Recent visitors at the home of|tion with members of his fam-|iorium Charlottetown. . Keith welcomed the delegat-| remarks, Mr. Dewar stressed the] The October meeting of the|service.Mr . Sidney Murray \read|Mr. and Mrs. John Myers, Car-|ily in Hamilton and other points} (Congratulations are being ex- Extensive repairs and altera- | Boyd Horne, Hardy nd visitors. This was replied importance of and “Halt the scripture lesson and Mr. Har-|leton Siding, included Mr. and|in Ontario. tended to Mr. and Mrs. Walter|‘i%0s have been completed on the|3. lloyd Ramsay ee, Cuaien ; the | oreanization, he felt that a great|was held at the home of Mrs.|risom MacFarlane offered praver.|Mrs. Rameay Macleod, Victoria] | Mrs. Alvah Ching Red Point,|Dixon, East Baltic, for winning |°%tt!or of the South Lake Church) Grade IH: 1. Ada a ee ee eS aitee could be accomplished| Pearl Affleck. Four The apeakers were: Mr. ‘Billie|West, Prince County, Mr. and|has been quite ill at her. home.|a chest of silver as well as a|, Mss Mary Maclean, a mony Nancy Stewart, 3. Lois woe ge gm through the Federation of Agric-| were named a conynittee to Craig and Mr. W. J. Reid. Their|Mrs. Ivan Craig, Victoria, and) Rev. H.R. Bell returned to his|cash prize in the Rural Beauti-| Pet of the staff of Chaisson's Re®| Grade H- 1. Noella a oe Whe and that women cou'd be! plans for versary celebra-|theme was the Stanhope Confer-|Mrs. Erie Pearson, Saskatoon,|home in Kingsboro after. spend-|fication contest for second year |‘#¥rant, Souris, was a Grade I Sr.: 1. Paul Gallant in this area are giving freely | helpful in forming Farm Forum|tion to be held early in Novem-jence. The former spoke briefly | Sask. ing some time with friends at|home improvement. Other win-|'t0r to Charlottetown. Grome't at-: 1. Eels Peett : oo ee Slee He feels that much bene-| per Mrs. Vernon Craig and.Mrs.|and the latter to greater length.| After spending their holidays at/ Point Prim. ners from this locality who merit Grade I beginners: seen TS nominating | 498% Be gained trom these dis-|scoit McMurdo provided thé|Both addresses were much ap-|the home of their parents, Mr.| A number from this area at-|special praise inclde Mr. and EASE REGULATIONS Allan Horne (equal) revealed that Mt. He-- ‘ . P program. Next place of meeting|preciated. The Men's choir, with|and Mrs. Raymond Harvey Car-| tended the funeral of the late Mr.| Mrs. Ernest Morrow, Elmira. Mr.| OTTAWA (CP)-— Canada and Teacher, Mrs. Delma Se wit be the entertaining In- An important part of the eve-| will be at Mrs. Louis Muttert’s, Mrs. Walter Craig at the orgen,|leton Siding, LAC Henderson Har-|Angus Jarvis whose death oc-|and Mrs. Alexander Robertson, | Venezuela Tuesday exchanged for 1960. ning meeting was the presenta-|the program to be supplied by|had charge of the music. The|vey and Mrs. Harvey ‘and their) curred suddenly in Souris. The| Red Point, Mr. and Mrs. Harry|Veneuela Tue sday ARGENTINE CAPITAL : Siete - presi-| tion of the district scholarship to|Mrs. Orville Johnson and Mrs.|Pastor, Rev. Mr. O’Brien pro-json, sailed on October 2ist, for|ceceased was a former resident} Dixon and Mr. and Mrs. Mathias|diplomatic notes providing for} Buenos Aires, capital uf Ar- Kenneth ie aati Miss Marsha Wellner, Southport|Charles Henderson. Refreshments| nounced thé benediction. Baden Germany, where Mr. Har-/of North Lake. Carew, East Baltic simpler. requirements for entry|gentina, is the largest city ZA Mrs David | {F. attaining the highest mark im| were served by the hostess The service at Borden at 7.30| vey will be stationed for the next} Mr. Edison S. Rose, East Bal-| Mr, Francis Stewart, Sout h/|iuto the two coun! The agree-|Latin America with a population ve eres . | Entrance examination Laymen’s Sunday was observ-ip.m. was conducted by Mr. W.|four years. B.Q.|tic, is at present a patient in the! Lake is making a satisfactory re-! ment will come into force Nov. 1.!of 3,700,000.

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A panel disciission on‘‘hobbies” | yas put on by the ladies of South-' ort. Mrs. Hammond Kelly yas chairman, others taking part | yere Mrs. George Murphy, Mrs | t. S. MacDonald and Mrs. Neil Matheson. | “Mrs. Murphy said many of the | patterns in use today were

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