Island Horses win it Truro Raceway
TRURO, (CP)-Four Prince Ed- ",-d Island horses were winners Wednesday night in the eight race cud at the Truro raceway. Kep- pock Playgirl. owned by H. B. willis of Kingston, P. E. 1., was the only double winner taking the tifth and eighth races. ,
propane owned by the Small and Arnett s t s b le I in Summerside teamed with Eddie Hoosier, owned by sam Walker of Lower Sack- vlue, N, S.. to pay 5373.60 in the dmy double. V
Pthcr Island winners were: Ab- ner the Great, owned by James Heffeil of Summerside. and Joey mrvester. W. MacNeil of South-
rt. WMoney's Worth owned by Charles Nelson, Truro and Miss Bluenose. H, spence. Bridgewater, N. S.. were me other event winners.
New Decline In i TB Death Bale
o'1'rAWA (CP)- The Canadian tuberculosis Association announced Tugsday that fewer persons died of tuberculosis in Canada in 1953 than at any time in history.
13:. G. J. Wherrett, executive secretary of the association, said in a statement tuberculosis killed 1,510 persons last year, represent- mg a death rate of 12.3 per 100,000 of population. This was a drop at :5 per cent iron: the 1952 total of 2,457 and a rate of 17.1. both of which also were record lows.
”However,” he said, "While re- joicing at this remarkable decline in tuberculosis mortality, we should not lose sight or the fact that here were 10,545 new cases of tubercu- losis discovered in Canada in 1953. we still have not beaten the dis- case although we have reduced its mung potential."
The tuberculosis death rate de- clined in all provinces in 1953. On- tario continued to lead the prov- inces with the lowest death rate- ” pgr 1oo,om of population. Nova smtla was fourth with 10.9; Prince Edward Island seventh with 12.3; Newf Brunswick eighth with 12.9; Quebec ninth with 19.3 and Newfoundland ioth with 29.
Soldier Sentenced And Firm Fined in Army Swindle
CALGARY. (OP)-A soldier has mp sentenced to a four-month jail term and a Calgary cartage firm fined 3200 in an army m0VlnB swindle similar to those which re- gently brought scandal to military establishments in eastern Canada.
The soldier. Cpl. Alfred Good. was sentenced when he P195d9d "my to . raise preiences charge in police court Tuesday and the moving firm, Reliance storage and cirtsge Company. was fined Wed- oesday when a guilty plea was
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.:'Mr. Raymond Shaw was a visitor to Wood Islands on Septem- ber 15.
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Maclsay and family, Stratheona. were re- cent visitors to Lorne Valley. While here they were guests of Mrs. Mac- Kay's parents; Mr. and Mrs. James MacNeill.
Mrs. Laura Mscaueen spent the past week visiting in Ulgt. where she was the guest of her brother- in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Wellington Macbeod.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry MacLeod and daughters. Margaret and Dawn of Salt Springs, NB. were visitors to Lorne Valley on Sept- ember 15. they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Munro Macorath. and Mr. and Mrs. William Fergu- son. They also attended the Pro- vincial Plowing Match.
Mr. Kenny Macheod, Charlotte- town. spent. the past week vaca- tioning in Lorne Valley, at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm MacLeod.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd MacDonald and daughters. Shirley. Elaine. Beryl and Eleanor attended the Provincial Plowing Match last Wednesday.
Mr. George MacKay, Pictou County, N.S., was a. recent visitor to this vicinity. the guut of Mr. Heath MacGrath.
Congratulations are being ex- tended to Mr. Francis Maclntyre on winning first prize with his two year old mare at the Provin- cial Plowlng Match and livestock show at Dundee.
Mr. Sterling Macswain, Cam- bridge, Mass. was a visitor to this vicinity on September 15. A for- mer resident of Lorne Valley. Sterling always receives a cordial welcome from his many friends here.
Mrs. Minnie Ferguson has re- turned to Nova Scotla after vis- iting members of her family in this vicinity.
Mr. James Callaghan was an overnight visitor to Dromore on September 13. While there he at- tended the marriage oi his brother Mr. Gus Callaghan, in the capac- ity of groomsman.
Mr. Grant Mccanneli, Toronto, Ontario. motored to the Province recently and is vacationing in this vicinity. the guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Mccannell. Grant is renewing many old ac-
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..'The many -iriends and rela- tives of Mrs. Barton McDonald. Kingsboro, sincerely regret to learn that she is at present re- ceiving medical care in the Souris Hospital. All hope that she will soon be restored to better health.
Dr. A. A. MacDonald. Souris, was a visitor in the Red Point dil- trict on Sept. 12.
Mr. Edgar Rose returned in his home at East Baltic having spent some time a patient in the Souris Hospital with pneumonia.
Poole and Thompson. Contrac- tors. have been recently hauling gravel from the pit at Baytield to the Souris wharf. Several trucks were daily on the job.
Mr. Agustus B. Campbell re- turned to his home in Red Point, having made another suocesslul trip to the states with a load of fish products.
Miss Jean Macdregor. College student in Charlottetown, spent the week-end at her home in East Baltic.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester McNei1l. Red Point. motored to Montague on business on Sept. 0.
Miss Winnifred Hogan. Charlotte- town, was a guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Robertson. Kings- bom. for a few days. She also visited with her grandmother.
Mrs. Marshal Melanie and family. Lakevllle. -
Mr. George McDonald. Kingsboro, is kept busy daily doing custom threshing with his new threshing
quaintances here who are pleased to see him on his annual holidays.
Mrs. Mae McAulay spent a few days in Bangor during the week, where she was the guest of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kelly.
Miss Mae MacGrath recently arrived on the Island, from Tor- onto, Ontario. She is the guest of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Munro MacGrath. Mac has a host of friends and pals of yesteryear who are pleased to see her vaca- tioning here.
Mr. and Mrs. Neil Mccannell, Charlottetown. spent several days oi their vacation with Mr. Mc- Cannell's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Mccannell.
Mr. J. A. Fox. Toronto. Ont.. is visiting in Lorne Valley. while
here he is the guest of Mr. and Malcolm MacLeod.
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outtit. Almost an ex on harvest crop is about completed for an- other year.
Mr. Barry Boulter. Alberion. spent the recent week-end with friends at Red Point.
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Macaro- gor. last Baltic, accompanied their daughter. Jean. to Charlottetown on Sept. '1. where she will take up studies at P. W. pollege.
Mrs. Donald 1. Mwlare was hos- teu to the xingsboro Women's Institute at her home in Kings- boro on Sept '1. There was a large axrendance of members and via- i s. .
Mrs. Bob Sutherland. Borden. attanded the funeral of her uncle. the late Mr. William Ryan, at St. Columba Church on Sept. 7.
Mr. and Mrs. Frances McDonald, North Lake, were recent visitors to Lunenburg.
Mrs. Muriel McKenzie and fam- ily, Cuarlottstown, visited with re- latives in the Red Point district on Sept. 6.
Mrs. Upton Seaman. O'Leary. attended the funeral service oi
the late Mr. William ltysn or Priest Pond on Sept. 7. p
Mrs. John B. my was hostess to the East Baltic Women's Ins- titute at her home on Sept. 7. The meeting was largely attended.
Sincere sympathy is deeply ex- tended to Mr. John A. Ryan of Bsyfieid on the sudden death of his only surviving brother. Mr. wiuiun Ryan oi Priest Pond. who passed away suddenly on Sept. 4.
Mr. and Mrs. Alired Sorrey and three children of Montague, at- tended the wedding of Mrs. sor- rey's sister, Miss Evelyn Robert- son to Mr. Arthur Bruce. Red Point, on Sept. 3, at the home of the bride's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Robertson, Kingsboro.
Mr. and Mrs. Sid Olderhead of U.S.A., are spending their annual holidays with relatives at East Baltic and Red Point. They are at present staying with Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Rose. East Baltic, the former is Mrs. 0lderhead's brother.
It is beginning to look like old man- winter is not two iar away. when a group of young boys and men gathered at the Red Point
Community stink on Sept. 0. in order to have the ground levelled off and some work done to it. It is their wish and intention to have a roof put on it before old Jack Frost rolls along.
Mr. Albert Griffin, Souris, at- tended the funeral service at St. Columba Church on Sept. 11, for his close friend, the late Mr. Wil- liam Ryan of Priest Pond.
Mr. George E. McDonald. Sum- mcrslde attended the funeral and wake of his close friend, Mr. Wil- liam Ryan of Priest Pond.
Mrs. Elsie Bruner oi south Car- olina motored recently to her Surn- mer residence in Klngsboro and is at present having considerable work done to the house with Messrs Chester McNeil), Red Point. and Charles Mccormack, North Lake, as carpenters.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Ch:ng re- turned to their home at Basin Head. having accompanied their daughter. Miss Clarabell Ching. to the Baptist Bible Training Schooliin Moncton.
Many are reporting good pick- ing on their contracted cucum-
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The many friends are pleased to see Mr. Dick Lyons back at work at the Central Market. Souris, having spent some time in the Souris Hospital.
The North Lake School was closed for the past week due to illness in the district.
The friends and family of Mr. William Baker are glad to have him back to his home in Lake- ville. Mr. Baker spent several days in the Souris Hospital with pneu- monia and is now doing nicely
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ching. Red Point. motored to Charlotte- town on business on Sept. 9. at his home and is able to be out and about again.
Mrs. Helen McLean is spending some time at her home in south Lake.
The friends of Miss Lois Ding- well, Fortune -Bridge. will be in- terested to learn that she left recently for Toronto, Ontario.
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Training College at the Selvaieu Army as a candidate. Every nie- cess and good luck is the wish of her numerous friends in her home district and in Red Point. when she has visited many times. She is the daughter of MI. and Mrs. Joseph Dlngwell, Fortune Bridge.
Misses Doris and Louise Mooney. Toronto, are visiting with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mooney. Cvreenvale.
The dance at St. Columbs par- ish hall was largely attended on Sept. 8.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Dixon. East Baltic, motored to Charlotte. town on a business trip on Sept ii.
Mrs. Gil Rankin. North Holly- wood, California, who spent some time with friends in Kingsboro and Red Point is now visiting in the western end of the Island with relatives. Mr. Rankin is on the Island in the interest of finding his relatives. who at one time re- sided at Red Point. He visited here 52 years ago.
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