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I The regular monthly meeting oi Holy Redeemer Sub-Division C. W.
.L., was held in the Community .Centre. Monday evening. Mrs. F. J. Steele presided and opened the meeting with the League prayer. After roll call the minutes of the last momhly and executive meeting were read by the Secre- tary, Mrs. Vincent Dalton and ap-
B! I'. E MacArthur
3 about the size of the fisher-
ve no more than one child, but
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IN I.4lF”CR'AM
MRS. WILLIAM C. JENKINS
There entered into peacei-ul rest at the Prince Edward Island Hos- pital, Charlottetown on Oct. 12, 1954 Margaret Amanda Jenkins of Annaiid.-ile. Kings Co.. widow of the late William C. Jenkins.
The deceased was born at Little River, P. E. I. on October. 9, 1869
Vance or the do-reused. Mn. Alex'the 39-year-old Knight.
Maci-7 zne niece of d: razed was! organist. , The pallbearers were Messrs.
Louis Jenkins. Gerard MacDon- ald. Alex Macflarlane. John Ding- well, Edwin MacDonald and How- ard Norton. Interment was in the Church Cemetery. The floral tri- butu were exceptionally beauti- fully. l There's an open gate at the endi
D4455 is the fourth Negro to be elected to Coniiress. A quiet, husky 300-pounder. he is a graduate of Fisk University in Tennessee. He unsealed Representative George D. O'Brien in the Democratic prim- ary.
GOOD EYESIGHT
SHERBROOKE. Que. iCPl- Wil-
Nov. 4. 19.54 '
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MANY DESCENDANTE HAVRE-AUBERT. Que. (CF) - Many of Nathael Boudreau'l 123 descendants gathered at this Mag- dalen island ouiport on his 100th birthday. After attending mass, cit- izens of the island gathered and presented him with a 5100 bill.
BIG CENTENNIAL CHARLOTTETOWN ICPJ - This city's plan to attract visitors to the centennial celebrations next sum- mer is receiving "favorable re- action." said reports to city coun- cil. Although incorporated as I town in 1855, Charlottetown was settled before 1750.
this in ention is sLbJect to change proved by the meeting and was me oldest and last Burl of the road .1...-.,m coombesg 109, mu read, V.-uh.
without notice. The average housewife
makes
Correspondence read by Mrs. S.
viving member of the family of
Through which each must go alone. And there in 3 light we cannot
rout glasses. Married 74 years. he and his wife live on a 100-at-re
Connolly wa: as follo'ws: Red Cross Blood Donors Clinic per. Miss I. Arsenault asking for blood donors: Mrs. Basil McDonald. Provincial President C. W. L.. and Mrs.
the late John A. and Lucy iNoi'tom Dingwell. She spent, her life in the vicinity of hrr birthplace un- til the death of her husband in 1941. Since that time she resided
more steps in a day then her hus- band. One couple decided to at. tach pedometers to their ankles and clock every step each took
see Our Father claims his own; Beyond the gate our loved one Finds happiness and rest
lfarm. He retired as section fore- lman on the CPR at age 65. and lhiis lived to see the retirement of one of his five children from the
WITHOUT A SORH
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I for five da . R It: th '1 . . Ad - is r t i I f U had 131,5 mu: ,0 credit WIS”: NAazaAIre Gallant thanking the sub- with her daughter. Mrs. Stanley n .,,Efff:,f, mm or n the Same '50mP3"Yi U 3 her husband had only wk miles. division for card sent to her while stave”, chgriouewwm ,-Hum- Th
Two-thirds of the weight of larger in their
at a Loving God know best.
Curd Of Thanks
The family of the late Mrs. Wil- 'iiini C. Jenkins wish to express sin- cere thanks to all for their many I-l('l.5 of kindness. also to all who sent flowers, cards and messages of sympathy during their recent sad bereavement.
First Michigan
in hospital.
The treasurer's report showed ii very satisfactory balance and it was moved and seconded to pay all outstanding hills.
The president thanked all who helped make the cake sale such a success. I
The following cnnvenors werel present and gave reports.
Spiritual, Mr. Allan MacDonald reported that the members were faithful to their hour of adoration and in the absence of the citizen- ship cnnvenor she had attended the T. B. luncheon with the Presi-
ing to Annandale each summer to spend some time at her old homi-.; Although in failing health for these last two years she was always cheerful and never known in com- plain. She was loved and respect- led by all who knew her. It is a consolatioii to those she has left behind to know she lend-a devoted llllo to the duties God gave her. She was a member of Annandale Presbyterian Church, later United Church of Canada and was no- tive in the Ladies' Aid of that church in her younger days. There are left to mourn the loss of it loving mother the following
AT YOUR IIRUG STORE - START TODAY! MAJOR HOUPLE
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When a flash of lightning pushes back the air the air rushes in again to fill up the vacuum. It is this rush of air waves that causes thunder.
A phenomena of the north and south poles takes place each year in the nights in March and Oct- ober. when an arch of red, green, yellow and white lights flash anl light up the lonely wastes for hun- dreds of miles
Scientists have not yet learned the cause of these multi-colored lights. But they do know that in some mysterious way the electric-
lobsters may be jrTU"iiTi2T6iTRi)'iNG uousa
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lty in the air puts on a grand dig. deggess Mm walker advemsed daughters: Emmm Mm Harry Li3QA2y.I,, THE -a)CK . la of colored li hts that turn the .'. . - - r . p. y . 5 all activities of the League and re- Weamerbm Greenwich Ohmn U- H W D f nights into day. medlwmcnm), meetm in the s. .s.; Myrtle, M.-5. Norman wg DETROIT. MP) -4 Charles c. 0 0 CALLS. 2 i Here's how the average person gmssg Maobeod. Bridgetown, P. E, 14; Diggs. Jr.. 31-year-old Detroit un- LIKE IT SO . 0 FOR HIM . g-in
dertaker, today became the first Negro in history to represent Mich- igan in the United States Congress -and his margin of victory was I
forms an opinion:
To a quart of information he or she adds three ounces of imagina- tion and a dash of prejudice and
Marguerite, Mrs. James H. Nose- worthy. Portsmouth, New Hump. shire. U. S. A.; and Mary. Mrs. Stanley Slm'ert. Charlottetown, P.
Social Action, Mrs. J. Coyle stat- ed that extra help was nceded to clean the church and it was moved and seconded that the sub-division
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shapes well before passing it on to .. , ,. I. A daughter Louise, Mrs. J. resounding one.
Ah? next P9.F50l'I- ' . . Sggger woman to help Mm Prank MHCKIG predeceased her in Dlggs. a state Democratic sen- If you think mans life span is Membership M” Ivan BNTL 1946. She is survived by ten awr, defeated Republican Landon
short consider that a humble bee's an no I; M; ” Rrnadrhildren and six great grand- Knight! son Df John S. Knight.
childhood only lasts 48 hours 3 ' P ' Ch11dr9"- editor-publisher of the Detroit Free
Finance. Mrs. M. Hughes, Mrs. F. Mclntyre reported good at- tendance at the card parties and the tickets for the turkey supper were distributed in the parish.
Radio Films, Literature, Mrs. J. Costello will report next meetings.
Program. Mrs. P. LeClair, no
A short service was held at. the Maclsean Funeral Home in Char- lottetown on October 15, 1954 con- ducted by Rev. A. Frank MacLe-an and Rev. Harold Brown. A solo "Beyond the sunset" was tenderly sung by Mrs. N. D. MacLean after
Personal power is nothing more than a willingness on our part to move along with the n atu ral rhythm of life. Nature sets the pattern and asks us to subscribe to certain conditions. When we followgthis pattern we can enjoy
Press. for the seat.in Detroit's teeming lath district.
With 165 of 261 precincts re- ported, Diggs' margin was more than two to one. He had 40.283 votes in the heavily populated Ne- gro sector, compared to 19,425 for mm
Security and peaca when we . t which the remains were conveyed 13.9 k way from the rhythm we IeP0r- g h V to Annandale United Church hiqda ma harmony in me. Magazine. .MlS.. Torn Mt'AHn'h- where a large concourse of friends The virus causing polio has been ”U:::1roI ;heep"I:::dgu:xM:;: End nlelilhl-KITS had gathered for whuhdnmmw tweed to mes, hm P sumgra Csertvices cdgidticted by Rev. ,,,,,,,,,, .,,.,,, M, I l I Did you know that cloudbursts Ingtilutinn: Mr: Ray Durant Vic” -Mr"-SR:1:&C9iiow:1el”:tT18ntli1de S1314; 3-:""':.d what: "ever nccur unless a thunder storm re orted alers and books sent Id Hci'bei't .Mai-(Lend sail d dulwmdmldurn ' A is in "H0"? Prlbvincial) psanatorium Queenls "Face to Face" and gm? Syailqtr (IUIUIIUIIHIIIEGIUIIUEI: ' L””""i"5 5”” ””'””h the Count Jail and get-we-ll cm; Burdett sang as a solo "aiernit 5' "” 'l"""" " clouds and for some unknown rea- V y b .11 . mi The h mm e ..Th I d is y t Imrml duty. on load an the wam. they viere sent to mem ers i in e y " w re e .or - My hatisr--Ilup 5”" 1"?" ii" hospital. Shepherd . "By Cool Slloams f-t"",,.;;"K "'""- - -- con am a once. . . .. .. in: 'u at any I-. ., . .. r - The president reminded the nicni- Shady Rill and From Every .1 y A -.., .4 Fish are believed to have first be” that a High Mass will be of- Stormy Wind that Blow... A law d:'PI::d”; '"' 3.
developed in fresh water streams. whence they put to sea. This may account for the habit of deep sea fish returning to fresh water to spawn. i Dragon TIIPS are the oldest pilots lin the world. They were zooming l through the air on gossamer wings .when other creatures were craw- L ling from swampy marshes to take up life as the first land insects. The dragon flies we see about the ponds and marshes of this 'Province are direct descendants of the huge dragonflies of prehis- 'tnric times. and strange but true, the only changes that time has .brought to the first fliers is that thhey have grown smaller. In oth- er respects they are exactly like their ancestors.
fered on November 11. at 7:30 a., m.. for all deceased soldiers.
Plans and arrangements werrp completed for the turkey siipper..' Members volunteered to milk tur- keys. potatoes. and donate cran- berries.
It was moved and seconded In buy material for the sewing groups which have already started.
Ten members were named on the lunch committee for the December meeting.
The president road a very inter- esting report nf the National Con- vention of C. W. L, held at Cap De La Madeline, Qilohcr. which she attended as a delegate from this sub-division.
Very Rev G. J Murphy ('8: R spoke brir-fly to the members am" commended them for their good
WANT EASIER CLEARING?
Then switch in the fast. KTIMVW Ck'”"s"T Ron Ami. Boat for bathtiibs, sinks. pots and plans because it rlon-nil W,-nhput R;-m(.cl1y grit... leaves no KTMY mllmmti
Firestone
I "rrntr'm m'” t h'”T' M Polishes as it cleans. tD0- ' work. A! i ii Act I C . -. ltPClLI:'I I131" Fathonr Mill-EH?!
meeting adiuiirned. Refreshments were served hy lin- liinch committee.
The tide comes in solgently, Thai scarce a ripple is seen. On this river of molten beaiit-3' Reflecting this Autumn scene.
Soft is the red of the shoreline, Golden the stubble beside.
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The fast cleanser that "hasn't scratched yet"
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Puts all of the land to rest.
And green the sea grasses floatiiiu, AUCKLAND. N 7.. ICPT - Ma- In on the gentle tide. lternity homes hora have a new ' irule. Anxious friends of paiicnI.- TM5 ll” M9" " diw m "nwnlbert are told on the telephone whether OTI9 91 Auwmni bu": a baby has been born. but the. 3910” Rh” "WW5 "I wml” homes will not tell them the iicxl
until the father has been notified.
The farmers have been so busi. Like squirrels that horde and store. For days like this come rarely. In- the fall, on mir Island shore.
White boats in the early dawning. To their fishing made their way, There was no waves to bar them on this late October day.
God who has given this beauty, Has given us sight to see. How wondrous is His creation Of this Isle encircled by sea.
- Stella Adams.
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LOWESTOFT. Englaiid ICPV -I penny-a-peep telescope on the iown seafront earned .4280 this sea- son. l BRIEFS
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