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EOMING EVENTS

Dance Iona East School every night. Good Music.

memo District visitation Lodge, Charlottetown w November 4th.

game at c. Y. c. Hall: Cardi- . Monday night. Webster’s Wleotra. .

Men! and old time dancing “01' Farmers Recreation Cen- I‘ New Glasgow every Tuesday 9-12.30 Doiron’s Orchestra

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eVery Monday night} St. Andrew’s hall, Mt.‘ 21 chances to win than $100.00 worth of "in Two Jack Pots of $25.00 Chidlens each week.

Goose Supper. Wednesday. » 55“. Crapaud Hall, Auspices Alpha W.A.

I“ A. meeting tonight Rich- Street group. 130 Rich Street (upstairsh

‘Pelﬂ’s Bay Hall. Music by Mariner‘s featuring A1 Mild at the piano.

€011.31 Services. Nine Mile

Cenotaph. Sunday. Nov- to: at 2 pm. conducde by E , n Bran-ch of the Canadian

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u and Septs, members mmelnbers invited.

{lulu- Saturday niuht dance

Ryan's Gasarama at Finns Me. lr‘imfl Siatton, turner and Grafton. l\\u (l.1\\

WY. November i~;. and: . ' November 2nd. Kllh ' h“ sel’Vice work.

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be similar to that which was so warmly received by the public at Brirchwood High School audi- torium on October 15.

In Summerside the band con- cert will be presented at the Civic Auditorium on November 9 commencing at 8:30 p.m. In- Mootague the concert will take place on November 12 at a location yet to be decided.

Following the band‘s success- ful debut in the concert field on October 15. many residents of both Island towns had expressed disappointment that they were not given the opportunity to hear this very fine program, Lt.- Col. Kennedy declared. In view

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Federal Dairying l Co., Nov.

9 o’clock. J.W. McWilliaims, Secretary. Reserve November 12th for

Augustine Cove W. I. Hot Chick- en Supper.

C. A. Frizzell will be hauling cream to Wiltshire Factory on llondayts only.

Come to St. David‘s supper and bazaar, Church Hall George- town, Wednesday, November 3th

Old time fiddling and step- dancing contest in Vernon River

Hall. November 11th. Send entries to Thomas McKenna, Vll' lage Green. Contestants may

bring own accompanist. Starting 8 o’clock. Usual entertainment afterwards.

Hot Chicken Supper. Corran Ban Hall. Wednesday. Novem- ber 51h. Serving from 4:30. Spon- sored by C.W.L.

Dance. Millview Hall Thurs- dav November 6th. Weatherbics Ol“Cllt’.\ll‘a. Charlottetown. In aid of Sprinzhill Disaster Fund. Door prize.

(‘ome to the Chicken and Ham Supper in Afton Hall on‘ Tuesday

C‘\'(‘lllll:. November 4th. Sponsor-

ed by \e\\ Dominion l'ni‘ed; Churn-n l..1(Il€‘~ Aid. Supper scrv ed 2' 3 I-Itt p.m.

blltll'-(itllll (‘axalcadc will be ‘hcld lll Brookticltl llztll. \orenr ibcr lIEIb Entries to be sent to \l:‘~ \lzil or Mrs .\l:tr'l‘tcr>ni . \tw \\'.Et~liire not later than

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of this fact, the concerts had been arranged.

Also, he said. since the regi- ment had sub—units in both towns it was only fitting that they should share equally with the sub-units located in the Charlotte town district. ,

The band will be under the di- rection of Lieut. C. E. MacGre gor, with Dr. F. W. Jelks acting as master of ceremonies. '

PEI Fishermen Concentrating On Mackerel, Smelt

Much of the fishing effort in Prince Edward Island is being concentrated on ‘macherel and smelt the Dept. of Fishery re- ports. Smelt gill net catches on

both the north and south shores were good, with catches averag- ing from three to five pounds

per net. Smelt prices ranged from 15 cents to 17 cents a pound.

Island oyster fishermen had a tt‘airly good week. Fishing was carried on both public and leas- ed areas. Prices ranged from $20 to $22 a barrel.

Fishing activity has decreas- ed in the Bay of Fundy area 2n New Brunswick. Many of the weirs have been stripped lay- oﬁf, while many fishermen are using their time getting lobster- ing gear ready for the opening of the season on Nov. 15.

In some districts, the lobster fishing effort will be intensified during the coming season. but in other communities fishermen plan to reduce their number of traps. With one situation count‘ cr~balancing the other, the fishing effort is expected to be. about the same as last year.

Three Appeals In City Court

Three men appearing in Char- lottetown Police Court Friday morning on charges of being drunk and incapable were handed heavy lines by Magistrate K.M. .\l:irt=n.

I'!‘ WAS COUNTED a miracle as 12 Springhill miners were rescued in the early hours of Thursday morning after being

trapped for six and one half days and given up as dead for most of that time. And there was a similar quality of unexpected- ness, with just a little of the miracle about it as well, when Prince Philip made a special

Arson Case Is

Five young men in their late teens and eanly twenties appeared before Magistrate Gilbert A. Gau- det in County Magistrate's Court on Friday afternoon on two separ- ate charges.

The charges laid against the five were that they did wilfully and without legal justification set fire to a garage owned by Jack MacIntyre of Milton. tiheretby committing the indictable offense of arson. The second charge was that they did wilfully and with- out legal justificaton commit damage to certain real property, to wit nine windows in the Milton Public School.

Only two of the accused were represented by J .O.C.- Campbell, Q.C. They were residents of North River and West Royalty. The other three boys included two from Charlottetown and another from North River. ‘

Neither election nor plea was taken by Magistrate Gaudet yes- terday and the cases were re- manded to Friday. November 7th with bail set at $250 cash or a $500 bond with two sureties of $250 each.

The quinltette were arrested yesterday by Sergeant D.S. Davis and Constable Peter Borys of the R.C.M.P. detachment in Char- lottvetiown‘ .

Four other youths, all residents of North Rustico, were arraigned in court on charges laid by a Wheatley River man. The charges arose out of a fight in the Junior Farmer’s Recreation Hall in New Glasgow on October 21st.

Three of the accused were ohaarged with causing a distur- bance in a public place by tight- ing while the fourth was charged with using obscene language in a public place.

Evidence was given by the com- plainant against one of the ac- cused charged with fightingL

The case against the four youths was adjourned to Friday, November 7th.

Two men. resdents of Rustico— vine and Grafton Street in the city, were fined $20 and costs or 30 days when they pleaded guilty to illegal possession of liquor.

Fines of $10 and costs or 10 days for speeding were meted out to residents of Sydney Street, Charlottetown, Vernon Bridge,

LEVI MILLEY WAS FIRST RESCUE!) MAN TO WAVE AT CROWDS

trip to Springhill last night to chat with those survivors.

Several of those who ﬁgured in those two unexpected occuren-ces the rescue and the royal visit, are shown in these Canadian Press pictures, taken prior to Prince Philip‘s visit. The faces shown tell their own graphic story of the harrowing disaster Springhill has suffered. ‘

And it tells something more

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Parkdale and Victoria. The latter was also fined $5 and costs or five days for operating a motor ve- hicle alone whlile being in the pos- session of only a beginner’s li- cense.

Another Speeder pleaded not guilty and was adjourned to Mon- day, November 3rd for hearing.

Brooktield W.I. Holds Meeting

Br-ookfield Women's Institute was

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The school committee report- ed‘ getting a blackboard brush. The sick committee reported *making calls and taking fruit. It was moved and seconded that $7.00 be sent Mercy. It was also moved and

the Unitarian Fund. It was de- cided to have an auction sale at the next meeting. Each member

will donate an article to the value of 50 cents.

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about the character of Spring: hill to add that these same faces joined generously in the smiling welcome the co unity gave its royal visitor yes erday.

Joseph Holloway, Jr.. shown at lower left, is a brother of Mrs. Ralph Vincent, of Alma, P.E.I., and was rescued Thursday. Their father. Joseph Holloway. was rescued earlier. soon after the “bump” hit the mine, while an uncle. Isaac Holloway. was one of those killed in the upheaval. His body was brought up on Sat- day.

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