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Victoria. the Village by the Sea

Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Drew. Cambridge, Massachusetts, were re- cent visitors to Victoria renewinl friendships of bygone days.

Farmers hero are busily engaged in storing s bountiful crop of grain, which on account of the

ry has ripened some two weeks earlier than usual.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard MacQuar- rle, Norando, Quebec, were recent visitors to Victoria, guests of Mr. MacQuarrleh mother, Mrs. Bertha MacQuarrle.-V.

Mrs. P, J’. Rogerson, Victoria. left last week to spend some time visiting with her daughter, Mrs. James Lockwood, North Adams. Mass., and other relatives and friends there.

Mrs. F. C. Inman, Victoria, ac- companied by her daughter, Miss Edith of the Provincial Sana- torium, have returned home after a. very enjoyable visit with friends in Sydney, Cape Breton, N. S.

Miss Annie Watson, Charlotte- town, has returned home after having spent a pleasant two weeks holiday at the Orient Hotel, Vic- toria. While here she had the pleasure of sketching a number of interesting sceneries,

Visitors to the Village by the Sea are now leaving our shores much to the regret of all, but schools and colleges are again re- opening, and duty calls many of the more mature ones, so once again farewells are said and ex- pressions of a good time had by all are common conversation.

The English Church Tea Party held on the beautiful Rectory grounds at Crapaud on August 10th was a huge success from ev- ery standpoint. The day was ideal there was a large attendance and so a very happy time was had by all who were fortunate enough to be present as many were the handclasps and renewals of friend- ship amongst the large crowd as- semblfd.

Mrs. Ewen lViacKinnon, Cam- bridge, Massachusetts, was a re- cent visitor with relatives and friends in Victoria and surround- ing districts. Her many friends here are always pleased to see her return bringing with her as she does a spirit of liveliness and friendliness. She is one of the many Islanders who have made good in the land of Uncle Sam.

The deepest sympathy of this community is extended to Mr. Fin- ley Ferguson, Victoria, and other members of the family on Prince Edward Island in the sudden death of their brother, William Fergu- son of Winnipeg, Manitoba, on Monday, August 8th, in Regina, where, accompanied by Mrs. Fer- guson they had been on a visit to their son Bill who resides in that city. The late Mr. Ferguson in company with his wife had just returned from a motor trip when he complained of not feeling well. A doctor was hastily summoned but before he had .cached his side he had passed away, death being due to a sudden heart attack. Leaving home in Winnipeg to go on this visit to nis son apparently in the best of health his death came as a severe blow to his wife and family, who will mourn the loss of a kind and dutiful husband

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MacKinnon, a daughter of the late Ewen MacKlnnon of Hampton, he visited relatives and friends on Prince Edward Island a few sum- mcrs ago after an absence of forty years spent in Winnipeg. going there as a young man to build up a home for himself in the golden west. He was a son of the late Duncan Ferguson and his wife Phoebe Beer of Hampton, and leaves to mourn besides his wife and family of sons and daugh- ters ln the west, three brothers. Finley of Victoria; Alex and David of Hampton: two sisters, Mrs. John Sample, Lower Montague, P. E. I., and Mrs, Chester Ferguson. Winnipeg. Two brothers and a sister pro-deceased him by several years.

Radio Producers Put Final Shine 0n Winter Shows

By ALAN DONNELLY (Canadian Press Staff Writer) It takes no more than the wan- ing days of summer, the first nip of cool nights, for Canada's radio producers to start polishing up their new and revived shows for the fail and winter.

On the national networks there's not much in store lhaifs brand new for Canada's dial turners, but all the old program favorites. dressed up with new ideas and new performances, will be back to draw listeners, around the radio on s. cold winter night.

A ‘new departure — and a new opportunity for Canadian radio actors — is the Friday night "Ford Theatre” series. Formerly produc- ed in the United States, the show there is switching to television and. the motor-makers are preparing a Toronto-produced ‘- -‘ ‘ for Canadian listening. with a. repoi-g. ed 8100.000 budget, the theatre will run for a full season of 89 programs commencinglOct. ‘l, on the Canadian Broadcasting Corp- oration's trans-Canada network, Alan Savage is the producer-dir- ector of "Ford Theatre” and be- sides Canadian actors the show will make use of as much Canad- ian-wrlrten material ss possible. For lovers of Dickens who fol- lowed the "Pickwick Papers" ser- les last season there will be a new series - "Nicholas Nickleby." As. apted by Tommy Tweed, the ser- ies wili be heard Monday nights over CBO Dominion network start- ins Oct. M.

The 080's Sunday night "Stage" productions _ now "Stage m" ... will be heard an hour earlier than last . commencing with Ar- i-Bl-vphane comedy, "The Birds," on Sept. 25.

There will be some new music on the Osnadlanrproduced net- works too - both popular and "long-hair."

Sterling off m. one’. Opera Company series on Oct. 12 will be the first Canadian performance of Beniamln Brittenb noteworthy op- era "Peter Grimes." This will he the second season for the opera

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60th Wedding Anniversary

On the morning of Aug. 13th., the family and friends of Mr. and Mrs. Austin Donahue, Rooeneath, assembled at their home to celeb- rate with them their 00th wed- ding anniversary. To mark the oc- casion the happy couple were granted the privilege of havinﬂ the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass offered in their home by their pastor. Reverend H.J. Oroken. Ap- propriate hymns were rendered during the mass by Mr. Eugene Dunn, Montague.

Following the Mass breakfast was served the guests. Among those congratulating Mr. and Mrs. Donahue was Fr. Croken. who commented on the home built on religious principles, which is re- flected in their family who made this, their 60th wedding anniver- sary such s holy and happy occas- ion. In addition to the many com- plimentary speeches which were made, a. beautifully decorated bas- ket of cut flowers was presented the happy couple on behalf of the ladies of Ail Saints‘ Parish, Oard- igan.

Mr. Donahoc on behalf of him- self, his wife and family express- ed their appreciation for the many klndnesscs and. . membrances be- stowed upon them on this happy day.

Mr. Dohahoe, a retired railroad man was born, and lived all his life. at Roseneath. i-lls wife, the former Mary Ryan. was born at St. Peter's Bay. By their hard work they built up their now mod- ern home marked by the hedges which Mr. Donahoe himself plant- ed and despite his years, keeps trimmed to a neatness which is 1n attraction to many.

They reared s. family of two sons; Frank at home, Michael in Ontario and seven daughters, Mar- garet (Mrs. Jos. Cavanaugh RN), Loretta R.N., Josephine R.N., Agnes RN, Mary (Mrs. James Mc- Innls), all of Dorchester, Mass; Celia (Mrs. Joseph Brothers), Montague. One daughter Irene R-N, now Sr. St. James, is with the Sisters of the Sacred Heart, Og- densburg, N.Y.

With the singing of God. Save the Kins. the happy festivities were brought to an end, and the many guests departed after ex- tendlnﬂ 800d wishes for future health and. happiness to the guests of honor.

comDl-ny and it plans s-n even more ambitious scheme than last winter.

The radio opera- sesson will end next April M with Puccini's "Mad- ame Butterfly" after airing such favorites as "Carmen," "Don Gio- l/Bﬂlll." and "Fideifo."

NW quite so highbrow, but still Wpillsr and good music, will be the revivals of the lbronto Sym. DIIOIIY Orchestra "Pbps" concerts on Friday nights starting Oct. 31, and the Toronto-Montreal sym- Dhony series on Tuesday nights from Oct. l8 on.

And, as usual, the profrgm-mg- kers are hatching special broad. casts for different groups. '

Radio's little red schoolhouse will be heard again for its eighth season in classrooms across the country. The national scnoqi broadcasts get under way 0st, 7 with the first two programs en. titled "This Ls Newfoundland."

Something new for the house. wives will be "Rita Martin's Mus- ical Klll-‘htn!’ Heard in the early afternoon every Monday. Wednes. day and Friday over 0B0 trans- Gﬂnﬂdﬂ- the Program will provide household lips backed up by an orchestra under nductor Howard

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SYDNEY, Australia. Sept. S - (GP) - Beer, as North Americans who were here during the war dis- covered, is more than merely Aus- tralia's national drink. It is a sport, hobby or necessity accord- ing to one's viewpoint. .

For many Sydney men the fact that beer supplies were thin for nearly two months during the ooal strike was the worst feature of the entire labor dispute.

But one Sydney hotelkeeper kept supplies going right through the drought, thanks to a midget rac- in! None which he keeps at s nearby airport.

He is A.J.R. Oates. R.A.A.l". squadron leader and DID. win- ner during the \var. when he came back to civilian lite. he bought a tiny monoplane which had twice won the King's Oup air race in Britain. It is the fastest small pri- vate plane in this district.

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A large number of friends were saddened at the death on Tuesday. Aug. 1am in the Souris Hospital of Mrs. Jim Hlsllnl o! Selkirk- foilowing a heart attack which she suffered for two months DRVlWI to her death. She was in her 70th year.

Mrs, Higgins was the for!!!" Ada Wilt, daughter of the lsts. Mr, and Mrs. John Wilt of Sel- kirk. She is survived by her hus- band, besides s numbe of sorrow- ing relatives and frléhdl-

The pail-bearers were! Dixon, Ernest German. Conahon, Fenbar Brown, _ Croucher, Herbert Jackson. .

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