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in close touch with matters pertain- ing to her home, family. province and country. Best wishes are be- ing extended for many happy re- turns of this occasion.

Hampton

Relatives and friends of Mrs. W. E. MacFarlane. are pleased to learn that the improvement in I her condition of health since enter 1118 the P.E.l. Hospital for treat-.23 iment will permit

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BRACKLEY POINT - Following is the report of Brack-I Icy Poini School for September.

Grade X - 1. Jean Skeffington; 2. Carol Maccalium. Sterling Mac-

hlghut average in Jr.. Grades. Heather MacCallum and Nelson Shaw, 08.2 per cent. Teacher: Margaret Jean Curiey.

From the words found in I Peter 13 "Submit yourselves to every

WASHINGTON (AP, dd Adhh awed In I bee t. W. d hgr "gum hdmejordindnce of man. for the Lord'siCaIlum; equal; 3. Stanley Skeiflng swvedwd added new be," to mes Bun Repu:,ucc:ml:m er. ,3: 'j'.'5g,”ltu::wI”w:f.'l . may wamdd during the Present week. isake. an hattentive hearing was ion. iequail Sterling Younker. BIIOOKFIELD SCHOOL we---sd-v- -v-we - -- -- s-v---- -. -. --x.-- .....::::: .::..:.:..”;;"t.::".:::..:":; ....”.:f:.r..;..:i?:l;...::t"2:'i:::..; .3; '0i:.:::i.:; i".""""..”.i ' I ' ; . me on onor )

mg President Eiscnhower' don't square with acts or ministration.

Eisenhower had charged the

5 words mind a part- hls ad- c n't ate." In a speech at Portland. Ore.,

time president, they a part-time candl-

on. "And if the president doesn't know yet. for example, that many of his fellow Republicans in Con- gress are in fact against Iedi.-rai

tor 9' ""5 Charge. was a wel-lthe afternoon C0319. brief visitor here on Oct-,W0rship in H P" 2- Accompanying .vir. Baxl.er,l0ctober 7.

Service of Public

Hughes; 3. Gordon Maccallum. ampton Church, on

Vii - 1. Mary Stewart; 2. Wil- liam Stewart: 3. Bryer Younker

for the month of September. Grade X. 1. Kenneth Macbean. Grade IX. 1. Phyllis Campbell;

stand

II . . . his daughter Miss Doroth' . Democrats with political UTE-I the Democrratlc candidate said he aid to education, then it is past 3:, has acc , . .3'I H is indeed .- .. VI. or 1- MING"? WISHES. 1- 2. Barbara MscLean. gpqnslblllty at its worst" in say-I thought Eisenhower "sincerely the facts of the situation." me p.51. Ho::,-,?,I ' Wsmw miatives and irieiliduieii iiiiiiiriii gf,'”"." M”C?""'"? 3- DWI” Grade VII 1. Ruth Maci.-cod. jug that thejtepublicans are lndif- wants to see our children well ed- Returns from the Alaska elec- ' in, me car decided, near here an 6” F Ireddle Y9"'1k"- Grade V. 1. Barry MscLeod; terent to needs of the people. located. to see men at work in- tlons set off some jubilation in It 15 plsasins to friends of Mrpsept. 29. that they are re; ndj -1' Brenda Younke" 2' D0” 3- DWW Mlcsweenl 3- Gt-T713 In effect. Stevenson's reply was stead of unemployed. and even to Democratic ranks. Returns from John H. Dixon to learn that his in hospital to treatment :34 as M Cudmo"; 3' Chester Swulm B”n”'""'- no repeat that the Republicanslsee older people enioy the bena-inearly half the territory's pre- Condition 1. now ..,.;di,, .,,g;,..,v. ,,...,.., be d.,.,,,,,,g,d 500'" ”' V -' 1; Mariam Stew": 1 Grade ii. 1. Garth MacPhee. have been indif ercnt. despite all fits of social security, whateverfcincts showed Democrats holding in: following injui-in,-5, ne,.,:smm'; . Mary Maccallum; 3. Robert Rob- 6”” I. 1. End Mlcphee; Eisenhower says. ' ilhis past viewigon the latter may'iends for so of the 3" offices and "IE Medical treatment. sustain-L Pinlculifs regarding the Am- "iii 1 sally Hugh”. 1 JR", 2- Vnlerle Mscsween.

- Eisenhower will have an op-- have been." leglalative seats at 0 ike.. ed through an accident di his Mm, herst singers in charge of the sing- Grade I. 1. Roger Docherty.

par unity to carry this argument SINGLE INTERESTS Republican nation: chairman at Desabl 0- b 2. mg ar the eveni . ' r . M”C”"”"” at Imp” M”C”""”" 'r I! : Hl Ch alolv at I press conference m.i But. Stevenson laid, what Leomrd uulu sud .. Mask” 2 S WILLIAMS Re R e ond:to er 1m worship herengmsgrinecemdlegutz trglarolyn Cameron; 5. John Cam eac er een ainpinn day. Eisenhower says "reflects little returns "have no significance in I. A. LEWII . - d 3 "85 an riends of Mr. Gor- the press. ' ,

' ' on H I d U - 1. Nelson Shaw; - Heather .':.:'.":.":" "N M: "'; :.""”sii:.".2.F e::..::'"::::: .11”. . T...f;lf..”l?Si?. '1-:..'e::.'.'t ---c----.-. .. ........ iilllt Ithat Eisenhower hu El tlsla KI" 5 mahe up .mo. 2" 9 P3 p ow A Ink followiniz an operatiolii r pent-i BIG A-REA stewu" n . as ex en rey o men w o represent a w ar - Iy pe,,,,,.med E, the PEISCHOS. in?” ):l:”a"sa'f;d9d'"tl"n 0' Rh0de&l,;. 1 - 1- Barry Cudmore (on!

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R. Observing Fire Prevention

MONCTON, N. B. Oct. 10 - "Fire prevention week is pn ci- fcctlve reminder each year of the necessity of constant vigilance against a constant threat", Says A. A. Chisholm supervisor of fire Protection for the Atlantic Region- al" of Canadian National Railways

"In an organization of the size of C. N. R., and especially where-

are concerned with the safety! ythe public. fire prevention is always a major project. and Wei make sure that every employee 15! aware of its importance.” lblrh Chisholm said in an inierview.I "Actually. every week is fire pr rention week with the railway-

This week, heads of departments from Rlviere du Loup. Quebec to St. John's, Ni'ld., are being con-i tacted with reminders of the special emphasis being placed on fire prevention. A thorough check of all buildings and premises own- ed by Canadian National Railways is being made, and if any haz- ards are found to exist. steps are hr-mg taken to immediately cor- rcci them. Chimneys, heating equipment. and electrical applian- ces are included in the overall in- spection. .

l-'ire fighting equipment. which I5 maintained by C. N. R. at all installations in the region, and on- all trains and teamshlps, also is being gone over carefully to en- sure that it is ready for instant action. Special care is being taken in see that such equipment is 100- aled where it is easily accessible. and not obstructed in any way.

Coming Events

mngo Hope River tonight.

Pantry sale SimP50" 5'53” F”' lay. Oct. 12 at 2 PM-

R0gcrstm's Beauty Shop. 03' piyid. closed Oct. 15 to 24.

cgular dance Thursday night.

ii . Ryan Hall. Burn's Orchestra.

Elasqucrade dance Flat River nail Wednesday. October 14.

Reserve Saturday Nov. 8.. t0I' Augustine Cove W.l. Bean Supp"-

Dnnce Fortune Hall, Oct. 12th. Cliaissons Orchestra.

' ft H II. Masquerade dance. OcAt. oziith. aNlne Mile Creek W. I.

Sadie Hawkins dance in Plflfih hall. Souris. Friday. Oct. 12th. Clif- innds Orchestra.

Ringston Branch Canadian Leg- los monthly meeting tonight at Charlottetown.

Dance at Gordon Lodge. Huniel River. cancelled until further not- let.

Dancing at the White SPOI 0"-'1'? Fddsy night. Rollie McKenzie s Orchestra.

Masquerade Dance in St. Pet- era Harbor School, Friday. Octob- er: 12th.

Buying and cleaning Timothy ddly. No amount too small. Mac- Ggigan and Boyle Ltd.

Reserve Tuesday. Oct. 30 for ham supper at the Clover (hub. in aid of Basilica Altar Society.

goadlng car of bran. ton lots

8 cents per cwt. Cash off ear. F Bros. Central Royalty. Dill

":3 ac opcrelta, "the Princess C sex a Kitty". will be perfrom ed in the Belfast Hall Oct. 19th at a pm. lnal dance Joseph A. MacDon- n 's new house. Cable Head. Tuirsday, October itth. Chalssons

Dghestrs.

asquerade Danco- Eldon Hall. her 12, prizes, lunches. Mor- r y - MacDonald Orchestra. th Plnette Woinen'a, institute.

Dance Cardigan Legion Hall ckry Thursday night. Webster: Otliestra. P. A. Iytteln and Can-

service.

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To Robert Burns

Soviet Russia has Issued a post- age stamp to commemorate Rob- ert Burns, for whom the Russians have a considerable admiration. The above picture is from the "Weekly Scotsman". which repro- duced it from a stamp received from Moscow by a "Scotsman" reader.

Protestant Orphanage Contributions

080.00 Anonymous . . . . . . . . .. . .. 3100.00 Maritime Central Airways Ltd.

3100.00 Grand Lodge L.0.B.A. sl00.00 Anonymous.

350.00 Imperial Oil Ltd.

82500 Warren Maritimcs Ltd. 825.00 Anonymous.

815.00 A Friend.

LOWER QUEEN ST.

360.00 A Friend

350.00 DeBlols Bros. Li.

350.00 H. R. Large and Co.

350.00 Carvell Bros., Ltd.

850.00 Bevan Bros.

350.00 Hyndman and Co.. Ltd. 530.00'Clarke Fruit Co.. Ltd. 320.00 Montgomery and Co.. Ltd. 520.00 Sidney T. Green and Co.

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s2o.oo. R. E. Mulch and Co. Luii 320.00 Carter and Co., Ltd. 310.00 L. M. Poole and Co.

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J. C. Montgomery.

. H. Toomhs and son. orthumberlsnd Ferries Ltd. R. Maclnnls.

. W. Windsor Co.. Ltd. alifax Seed Co.. Ltd. Canadian Tire Corp. Bootes (P.E.I.) Ltd. J. P. Duffy.

.oo Dillion and Splllett 35.00 A. Kennedy and Co. 33.00 Condon Woolen Mills. 82.00 each: G. A. Calms, Helen Miller. Joan Boultcr. Mrs. Vera McNevln. Ruth Vinnicornbe. Al- fred S. Tait. Elisabeth Holl. P. L. Morris Feed C0,. Ltd.. ' 31.00 each: Pauline Whelsn. Ivo Cudmore. Helen Lockhsrt. Mar- Inn Younker. Sybil Gordon, Dor- oihy Reymond. Vera MacLeod. Morris Russell. Harry Norton. Dor- oihy Macxeiule, Vnil's Oyster Shop. New England Cafe.

50 cents each? Jeanette Duncan. Marina Bueil.-Jack Yorston.

RICHMOND IT. CENTRAL

3100.00 A Friend.

850.00 Prowse Bros.. Ltd. 325.00 P.E.I. Trust Co.

815.00 Bell. Matheson and Foster. 8I5.W Patriot Publishing Co. 81000 Eastern Securities Co. Ltd. 810.00 E. T. Higgs.

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Funeral Of Mr. - John F. Reardon

The funeral of John F. Resrdon was held yesterday morning from the Hennessey Funeral Home to St. Dunstan's Basilica. where Req. uiem High Mass was celebrated by Rt. Rev. Msgr. Patrick McMahon. D.D. '

Present in the Sanctuary were: His Excellency Most Reverend. Malcolm MacEachern. Rev, Reg. lnald MacDonald, Rev. Charles Maccarthy, Rev. T.P. Butler and Rev. Eric Robin.

The pail bearers were Judge C. St. Clair Trainor. Leo F. llIacDun- ald, John T. Doyle, Simon P, pa. 0". Leo F. Doyle. and Gerald J. Maddlgan.

Service at the grave was con- duct”! by Rev. Eric Robin. assist- ted by Rev. T.P. Butler.

Members of the Charlottetown Council Knights of Columbus. No. 334. of which the deceased was a Charter Member, attended me 1... neral in a body edTlie funeral was largely jttend.

Heavy Docket In County Court- Spcedlng appeared as the big-

gest single offense on s heiivy, 31-case docket considered by Ms-

gistrate Gilbert Gaudet in Queen's

County Magistrate's Court yester- dllf morning, Mr. J. P. Nichol- IOII lppelred for the Crown.

A total of In speedsrs appear-

. 14 of whom received fines of 310 and costs; three were fined 312 and costs, and the last 320 and costs.

A Pair charged under the Crim- inal Code with driving while in. toxicated were each fined :65 and costs while two others charged under the Temperance Act with being lntoxicated' in . pubue place received fines of an gnd 52:251." F;ir' having pnluvful uq.

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was fined 23:... 36:2:

so a person who bought liquor from a Government vendor or a hermit other than his own. An- other for having liquor in M , Possession not purchased from . Government store was fined 325 and costs.

Under violations of the High. Wlvs Act. two unlicensed driven W"? "Md 310 and costs, and 35 pad costs respecuvgly, A motorm ”" P'”I"K 0" I lrsdc was fined 810 and costs. and for opergfing a vehicle with improper lighting was fined 85 and costs. Another received a fine of 35 and costs ::.:..:-".':- r -in -t - -----. :50 ",0 Ilt person was fined

a costs for driving while his licence was cancelled.

-"'E'DDrmm&ee-R-.. Achievement Day

At Msadovvbanlr

'iwbank 4-II Shorthom their local achievement home of Charles Hyde. :9-n. Queen County Agr. mp. '5 Present and conducted lhg Meadowbank. with Mr. C.K. Kay. Provincial Department of Agric- lllture. as Judge. Mr. Dsvs Mac. Aciilefement Day. The regultg ,1 this event are as follows: Ifncfescy II year's was-Ii D.P. i. Eleanor Hyde, 3, Wendell Hyde. 3. Verna Macmaaii. 4. Jean MacPhall. Efficiency In .VIIr's wot-I (nu:

Steers-1. David Yeo, 2. Beverly Jewell. 8. Fryoii Claw. 4. Ilunel Drslis.

Showing of calves (D.P. nu-1. IoI'I- 1. Eleanor Hyde, 2. van. mac!-'iiall). 8. Wdall Hyde, i Jean Mscrliall.

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Boverlv J all. 1. s Claw. I. Dsvid"'Yao, 4. am

Drake

Monthly 1 ResIlts- I. Beverly Jewell. I Russel Drake, 8. Dr-" l”acPhall. 4. Joan Mac

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MONCTON. N. B. - The ID- pointment of Stewart Alien Lewis as supervisor of transportation for the Atlantic Region of the Can- adian National Railways was an- nounced Wednesday by Frank M ward. general superintendent of transportation. Edmund S. Wil- liams, of New Glasgow. N. 5., suc- oeeds Mr. Lewis as inspecto of transportation and train despatch- ing for the region.

Mr, Lewis was boril at Salisbury N. B.. and began his career as operator and relieving agent at

Moncton in 1920. He held various

and Truro. prior to becoming re- lieving despatcher. despatcher. chief despatch , and inspecto of train services at Moncton in 1052. Later in the same year he was appoint ” inspector of transportat- ion and train despatching for the

Atlantic Region Made

positions at Saint John. Sussex, ney and Sydney Mines. Sackvilic, Amherst, Sprlnghill Jet. coming relieving desp-ztchcr. lie

piial, and is expected home in the. near future.

. Sympathy is being conveyed to region. Mr. Lewis is Past - Prc.si- Irliflnxes .”f M”- wilt" Cmckett dent of the Salisbury Lion's Club. , '9 "me I-'0'”) Wm" defml We and I member of the Advisory tuned at her law hm"? In CPI” Committee. Ca dlan National Iu- gar” A”""''- i stitute for the Blind, for Alberi and Westmorland counties. ,

Born at Antigonish. N. S., Mr, Williams Joined the C. N. R. as operaior at New Glasgow in 1940.- He became assistant agent ail Point Topper in 1942. prior to on-i listing for active service with the Royal Canadian Air Force. He re-. turned to the railway in 1946 as. operator and served successively at SteJlarton. New Glasgow, Syd-I later be-

Weekend visitors here. included. i Mr. and Mrs. Everett Glover, son and daughter; Mr. and Mrs, Ian Mac9uarrie; Mr. and ms. Milton Willis. and daughter Susanne.

Practically all members of the family were present to participate in the celebration of the four score and ten years successful journey

M0Te.V MacQuarrie. widow of the late William A. MacQuarrie. at her home at Grove Cottage, Ham- pton. on October 2, Notwithstand- ing her advanced years. Mrs. Mc- QU3lTi9- keeps unusually active, and is a most interesting conver- sationalist, as a result of keeping

was appointed despatcher at New Glasgow in 1951. Mr. Williams is vice-president of the Home and School Association and a member of the Board of Trustees of Sha'r- on St. John United Church at

YORK

Mr and Mrs. Leitli Brown. York have returned to their home. af- ter a pleasant holiday in Portland Me. and other cities. They were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cooke, Charlottetown

Mrs. Ramsay Auld and little nephew James Ramsay Auld. and Miss Ruth Coils, spent Wednes- day evening ln York.

Mr. Menell MacDonald. York. left for Toronto. on Saturday.

Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Forsyth.Cove head Manse were guests at York Manse on Sunday September 30.

C L Season is over and a good reason has been reported.

Mr. and Mrs. Reina Mat-Donald, Charlottetown spent Sunday in York, with rclatlons and friends.

ed to her home in York. after spending a few days in Charlotte- town.

Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Brown. Toronto. were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Watts recently.

Mr. and Mrs. Keeth Watts and daughte Janice, York, have mov- ed to the city.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jewell, spent the weekend in York.

Miss Judy Millar Student of P. W.C. was the weekend guest of her sister Miss Dorothy Millar teacher of York School.

Miss Aletha Brown was la to a group of young people at her home on Thursday evening. from Charlottetown.

Rev. J.M, Sproule. York Manse. spent Monday at Cavendish Oc-

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Miss Margaret Watts has return detail

ANNUAL COLUMBUS DAY BALL L

TIIUBEAY, OCT. 11, 1066 IOLLAWAY CLUB

Orchestra: Downtowners Admission 2.50 per couple

. For reservations call John T. Doyle at 7237 day or ! 3131 night.

Steilarton. 'EEEH'E' " tobei' III. i.Jl'.2”.'. ?.?'?l2 l.'.?.iif..-l.'"l'li.'...l;22 WE HAVE :;oI&eralIIl:'I1l;ea;)cl'le.0Ct0DeT 2nd. with r.!iil'i..?.”.l 'EPJ:f. ii: 233.23 NEED

evening, a large congregation at- tended.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miitlari. Marshfield. are leaving shortly. for Seven Islands where they will be the guest of their daughter (Tedal. Mrs. Bill Gillespie and Mr. Glliisple, and grandchildrsn.

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