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u 1th ‘oaurniets of 12w mu and these flcﬂsrs also i1entrecl Tea. table On she table day cake uizh sixteen candles.

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..‘x :1" iiri supper. No motel ' ‘ a launk. and no spurs,‘

bed. Flo horses al-I Nu poker garnesI 11. red .1 is kitchen. Prospect- nrs to sleep in tire WESll-TOCIIL; zihooting EYOILS. are to be checked. 1.11.11 rite bartender No rustlersf or Vtgﬂ g. taken in" .' Need s: to say these instruc-

to . l‘.J‘.l-'L‘Cl many chatty rrcub; ., Hi5 umiuzigst. the old lllllC wsidenus gathered in front Natv‘

‘m. High River and the foothills; ruuntrr‘. ‘

Ll’ the‘ good wzshcs showered‘ zpon hxn arc fulfilled. the Sen-l ‘cor has many years of good: ' ealth, happiness and useful serv- :e ahead ni’ him. Today, he is probably the earliest resident u! iizgli. 11.2w. 111:1 no mun has POP‘ for ed greater SFFYUCE! for the dis-j "m3. H? cant-e to High River in‘

Me spring or i883 when the pres~l site of the town was ki1o1vn' only as a good forcling place on ‘re Hzgziwooal river.

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It. was known ' the Indians. . ant! atl~ ‘cniur .*.l.'.I “as ti» designated i’! flit for’ Bcnfon-Caigary stage "latte.

"Those early rears in the west

""5 Piinctuated by the North "fest. Rebellion in which young Inn Rltv enlisted. sz-rving as

"rematch iririer from Edmonton to Battle River. an arduous and ‘tazardous experience, requiring courage. stamina and constant vigilance. But when til-lat was all river. back he came to High River.

A Heap of Living Sixty-four adult years is a heap "f livinz. and no one has packed more incident.

also was a beautiful birth-l ‘ upon

Spokesman At. Ottawa

lt was in those years that as president. of the Western Stock Groyveie. Dan Riley was called by Ottawa to present the vase for the western cattlcmen. He» iaresenzeci tiin. data s0 force- fully in Ottawa, lll castcrn centree and at Washington that. his ef- fectiveness was recognized by his appointment. to the Senate in Since hzs appointment he has rietcr missed a parliamentary sesszon at Ottawa. nor overlook- ed an opportunity‘ to serve the west.

This is merely a skeleton sketch of the public activities of Senator Dan. He is still actively interested \=.‘.’.h hLs sons in all farm and ranch work. Best of all he still enjoys the sports n hzch have been a re- creation of his busy years. Hunt.- ers. fishermen and lovers of good horses find iii him a kindred spirit. and lie makes fcv.‘ concessions to age when it. roines to a trip up into the mountains. Exploring the tnountain ranges has been a life- Lime hobby. and last summer he and his sons enjoyed together an- other m a long succession of camp- ing trips. “lheres not a doubt but he's planning another trip for next summer.

LOWER. BEDEQUE SCHOOL

Ilerport. for November:

Gracie X - l. Ruth lubcFarlane. 2. Betty Arsenaull.

Grade 1X - l. Norman Mont- gomery. i? Marina MacCalluni.

Grade VH1 _ I. Bobby Holland, :1. John \\'augh. 3. Lorne ArsenaulL-

C‘ axle \'ll —~ I. John blnnlgcmcry’.

K ‘HIP Vl — i ll old Leard. L’. ilieorze jﬂmvlgcmcry. 3. Shirley Arsenault '

Grade V - l. Ralph MacCallum.

Grade 1V —~ 1. Ronald Wright, 2. Eric Jeffery. 3. Robert Mont-

gomery. Grade lli e» l Harvey Arsenault. Grade I Sr. - l. l~larry' Waugh. Grade 1 Jr. - i. Annie Lear-cl. 2. Velda Araenault. Perfect. Attendance - Ruth Mac- Farlane. Nonmar- Montgomery.

Lorne Aresnault. Shirley Arsenault. Janet Waugh. George Montgomery, Ralph MacCallui-rt. Ilarvey Argen- ault, Eric Jeffery. Ronald Wright, Robert Montgomery. Bony Waugh,

and action imp Teacher -- Patricia M. Me.

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gr..- er manor‘, 4I:\‘e left. OLezuy for 5.1. Andrews. N. B. the new banker at O‘Lear_y 1s Mr. Fields o’ Borden.

Misl Helen and Mpater George Adams have returned to their home in summerside after spending their holidays in Woodstock.

Miss Bernice Gallant. Woodstock. returned to Charlottetown 0n Wedv nesday to again take up her studies in Notre Dame Convent.

Miss Bernice Dolron, Duvar and Mr. P. A. Arsenault, Woodstock. were among the teachers taking First Aid Course: in Charlottetown lust week.

Mr. Bruce Carruthers and And- rew wood of Howler: went to Charlottetown on Wednesday to take the Agricultural course.

Friends and relatives of Earnest Buote and family extend them sywnpatlty in the sad news he re- ceived of the accidental death of It's brother Leo Buoie who died as the result of an accident in U. S. A.

Mrs. Elmer Knollen of Woodstock. returned to her home after some tmc spent. in New Brunswick. On her return she was accompanied by

lie,- husband who had spent the past Jew months over there. Mrs. Walter Gorrlll. OLeary

spent a week in Hills ‘River re- cently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hardy and Miss Lucy Har- d)’. —- H.

W. Gerald Mathew: o1 O’Leary. a returned war veteran has opened up a Grocetcrla and Tea Room on Main street next to the Carruthers Garage. We wish him every suc- cuss.

Before Christmas. Mr. Harold Jelly put on a contest on a cheat- erlield which drawing tcok place on Christmas Eve and the lucky winner was Mrs. Isaac Harris of Unlonvule. Conzratulltions.

Children have had a [rand time during the holidays skating on the pond and have had quite a few games of hockey. Howlan against 0'Leary. but as all good time: coma to an 0nd. school re-opened on. Wednesday with the lllull lea- sons and chores and not so much time for skating.

Friends will be glad to know that Velda little seven year old daughter of Mir. Kenneth ltfathewa

on Christmas evening is doing very well in the Western Hospital. Mr. Mathews and remainder o] his family have the sympathy of every one.

Mr. and Mrs. pun Flnnan. Dock Road visited in Hotwlan on Sunday at the home o] his mother Mrs. Carrie Flnnnn also at Mr. and Mrs. John Gallant and Mr. and Mrs. ju-ank Gallant. Then on Mon- day the‘; children Jean and Buddy came to visit returning on Tues- day P. M.

The C. N- R. Station at OLeu-y has been broken‘ in and robbed of $12.40 during the holiday lesson. It happened to be loose change in the till. Al this l: the ‘second time on June 30 a similar break happened so now. R. C. M. P. are on the trail.

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Report for December:

Grade X -,1. Ruth ltlcfarlnno. i. Betty Araenault. Grade 1X — 1. Cullum. 2. Norman 3. Harriet Riley, Grade VIII - 1. John Waugh.

ltfarina Mac- lifacCallum.

I. Bobby Holland. i. Lorne Araenault.

Grade V11 --- l. John Mont- gamers’.

Grade V] w i. Harold Lend.

I. George Monllbmery. 3. Shirley Araenault.

Grade V — l. Ralph McCallum. Grade 1V - 1. Eric Jeffery. 2. Robert Montgomery. 3. Ronald Wright.

Grade m1 - l. Harvey Arlenault. Grade 1 Br. -- 1. Harry Waught. Grade 1 Jr. - 1. Annie Lend. 2. Veldl Arlenault.

Perfect Attendance - Ruth Mc- hrluna. Marina Mucoiium. lulph Armuult, Shirley Armuult, Herold mud, George Monqcmery. Georgie Wuught, Jone! Waught.

who wan badly burnt in the disaster‘

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Mr. mum McCarthy 1| , in Boston visiting relative: and friends.

Mn. Nury shaman o! 01.01.17 spent a few diva recently in Elmsdale ﬂailing relative: and friends.

Mr. and M11. Harold Doyle and Miss Margaret Doyle, Campbolltun. were Sunday visitor: with friends in Elmsdale.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wells and daughter Arlene spent their Christmas holiday: in Charlotte- town. guests of Mr. Well!’ mother. Mrs. Major Howatt.

Mr. Austin O'Brien had as his guest durlnz the Yuletide season his daughter. Mn. Clifford Shea

and Mr. Bha and their two young daughter-u. Miss Audrey McDougall. an

employee o; the Bank of Nova Scutia, T3112 Valley was a recent visitor recently with her friend Miss Roberta. Adams.

Her many friend: and relatives in Elmsdale. have learned with regret of the serious illness of Iifrs. Arcliabald Matthews in Moncton.

It is pleasing to report that Mr. Frank LRKenria Sr.. who is a patient in the Western Hospital. Alberton is making a satisfactory TECOVEYY.

It is also gratifying to report that the condition of little Velda Afatthews, a recent vlctm in the tragedy on Christmas at Elmsdale. is slowly improving.

A very pleasant eveninl was spent at the home o: Mrs. A. D. O'Brien on Thursday. when eleven

fables played "Auction... First prizes went. to Miss Patricia Nelligan and Mr. Albert Mac-

Donald. --E-

Mr and Mrs. W. B. Mcbellan of Alma have returned to their home after a most enjoyable trip to Moncfon where they visited their daughters. Miss Marion Mc- Lcllan, Mrs. Joseph White and Mr. White and their son Mr. Augustine Llcbellan and Mrs. Mcbellan.

The Elmsdale Women's Institute held its regular monthly meefn: on Tuesday at the home o! Mrs. James Currie. Meeting opened by the Institute Otle. followed by the Creed ln tinison. R011 Call was answered by sixteen numbers and two visitors were present. M nutes of last meeting were read and approved. Reports were heard from Sick Committee and School Committee and all hills were voted to be paid. A pﬂrllon of the Red Cross yarn was distributed to willing Workers. Mrs. Frank Dunn was appointed to take charge of the programme for next. meeting. which is to be held at the home of Mrs. Charles Barnett. Roll Call to be answered by a contribution to the Grab Bag. Refreshments were served by the Crlnmitiee in charge. assisted by ' the hostess. Th! National Anthem closed the meeting.

A wedding of interest to many friends and relatives on Prince Edward Island. particularly in Western Prince. look place in Iraq. Asia. on October ll, 1947. of foxtrter Nursing Sister Eleen O'Brien. B. A. otf Abadari, South Iran. formerly of Ellmsdale. P. E. l. and David P. Furlong of 131g- land-The rernnony was performed by Rev. Father Spiteri. p. P. of Abadan, who also celebrated the Nuprtial bins. The attendant! were Miss Blanche Dunphy R. N. formerly o; 5t. John N. B. and Mr. Donald Hill of England. The happy couple left by plgne for their honeymoon which war spent in TQhercn and other places of interest. They will reside in Bandor mom", South Iran where the bride- groom is Superintendent in the Labor Office of the Anglo. Iranian Til Co. Their many friends wish them a long and happy wed. ded life. .

EMERALD SCHOOL CONCEI-T

On Monday evening Dec 22nd. the Emerald School Concert w“ held in Emerald Hall and wal largely attended. Mr. G. C. Green acter as Chairman. 5nd wih | fgw huntorous remarks complemented both teachers and scholar; on thon- work during the year. The pupil; all took their part: well and car- rlﬂd out the program with upland! order which reflected great. credit to the effeciency of the teacher: Miss Doris Cash and Mr. Austin Curley.

The following program wu pro- rented,

Opening chorua -- "Welcome", all pupils.

Welccvfne _ Louil MoCourt. Dhlvsue - Growing Palm, a Jr- ﬂnd 4 Sr. pupils.

1M6" —- 8 primary pupils. Recitation - II It Fair, Alvin McCarville.

1318108119 - Charming the Bub- lecf. 2 Jr. amklrsr. pupils. - Sun: - when You And I Were Yﬂuri: Maggie. by Alfred White and Lauretia White (uncured) Recitation __ The 01d Blyin; by Shirley Green.

Dlivriie - Mouu To The Rncuo l Jr. and 5 Sr. pupil: . 5°"! — My BOrmle And Irish Boy. by Shirley White. Catherine Cash and Mary Murphy. (encore) Once There Wan A mby. ~ Renting - Auctionjnle, ty Role. mary Cash.

I-ttertnlnlon - Bale of candy and drmwin: of a lottery. \ Ben: - Ellylhm Band xldt. 1'! Jr. puplll. (encore) Mlmtrel Song. DIIIOIVQ --,’l'rlal| cf a Teacher. 6 5r. and 0 Jr. pupus. ' 8on5 - Put Ma in Your Pocket. by Rolemary Cult. Helen 3on-

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Family, by a u. well!- Btep Dance - Rouemny dull. Helen Bqrdage. (encore) Rolemlr! Helen and Eleanor-

Recltntlon —- Clovil Bordlge. Cloning Ohnrul -- Hero Como! Sonia Claus. by all while. Kevin: cctnpluhd the prolma Old 8min Clnul. in his umal lt- tire, urrLved amid much fun and laughter. distributed gifts from a well lldcn tree which wls beautifully decorated by the teachers and pWPl-ll. Thll all belnl accémpllnhed all the rinsing of ,"Thc Nltionll Anthem" and wlnhlnl one and all the merrfelt Chrlltmul ever.

‘our custom ilvlvln

OANTERBURY. Enlllnd - (C?) due and Golan White (oncor) -'f'ha election of 14-year-old pub- crt Steel u “Boy Iiahop" 3.0m (lollelu o! Church Mulic (or

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with Mlwﬂliim- W" HW- View Mwiw- Chrhtntu pitted mzm a mm um hell“?! Jlllehir - Patricia M. Mc- Pantomime-Gum A1110 Illth- ceremony Mun booth munch keno: in lnemey. wfnt Runw- ful and ﬂllent Night, by 1o u. ma Ag“, ' - -

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turnid to Charlottetown to resume utudln ll Prince of Wales College of": mending her hnlidlyl W-f-h

hlvinl lplllt an onloylblo holiday at her home hero ha: returned to relumt

Mr. Jurmio Nlchohon. ltudom. n P. W. 0., spent hi: holiday: with hi! poi-onto. Mr. and Mn. Jack

Mm Margaret Hewett and Ilia 01161! Gamble taclm at glint: n. mpccuvlly. awn: their holidays at their napalm helm hm.

The toulun o! cnpnuil school. Dorothy Robinson u! Wendell

‘ \ _ l j guy n1 buys, luvlng baa Ninth ruipubiio m4 luau d. 55.2.2281"; Wm‘ Th. H“, “n, um "out. b13321 (till-tn; m. notion: are disorder ooaund for 0M null

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suocealve day u the blue III on lchedule on this rot-m. -

unresolved.

The teachers pnd puvll; 0! crapsud school held their Chrlnmu concert in crapaud hall on Tuuduy evmlnl. December 23rd to e m7 largo Ind attentive ludloncl. Much credit II due all who helped to make tltll prouam a luccell.

Almost. 12.000 Swodinh boy: at Illll exchange letter: with Unite‘ htn "pen pill."

keep u feeling all-ll!

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