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A fall rally at the Women's Mia- mngry Societies Auxiliaries was held in St. James United Church. scum, on Sept 14. Mrs. Wilber webster. Marie. presided. with owning remarks on- the real mggninl of the word rally.

The worship service was con- ducted by members of Marie Boe- jety, Mrs. Freeman Jay conducting the service. Scripture reading was by Mrs. Edgar Macxinnon, pray- " by Mrs. Freeman Webster. and meditation by Mrs. Everett Webs-

ter.

The address of welcome was given by Mrs. Peacock of Souria and replied to by Mrs. W. W. An- derson, St. Peters. Mrs. Stanley -mompson. Charlottetown. called the roll which was responded to by members from Fortune Bridge, st. Peters, Marie. Souris, , Char- lottetown and East Point United Baptist. ,

Mrs. Haven Howard, Cornwall, pi-eahyierial president, expressed her pleasure on the holding of this rally in Souris and spoke briefly on the work and aims of the societies.

Mrs. J. D. MacFariane intro- duced the guest speaker. Miss Elma lnmen. Missionary in 'rrini- dad and now on furlough in her native Prince Edward Island. Miss Inman expressed her pleasure in attending the rally and was glad to be able to tell something of her work. In her pleasing and in- splrlrig manner she gave an out- line of her work; teaching and preaching, striving to replace ig- norance and worship of other Gods with education and Chris- tianity. In Trinidad she said there are so many creeds and races clinging to the old beliefs and ways of living that the work is slow and difficult, requiring patienc faith and prayer. I

At the conclusion of Miss In- manis talk. the reports of different presbyterial officer were given -and messages read from absent officers.

In the absence of the Litera- ture Secretary, Mrs. A. Tait. thro illness, Mrs. Howard introduced the literature. The question box which contained questions on problems of different members, was conducted by Mrs. Thompson.

The offering was next present- ed by singing Hymnt3'l4, "We Give Thee But Thine bwn." With a few final remarks by the pre- siding officer, the rally closed by repeating the Mlzpah benediction in unison. A delicious lunch was served by the Soiirls W. A. and was much enjoyed.

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Savage Harbour

..'Mr. and am. Ralph Pigot and Leslie of Savage Harbour, were visitors to Charlottetown on Thursday.

Mr. Alex MacDonald of George- town is at present employed by Mr. Roman Mar-Donald of Maple Hill. It is understood that Alex, who by. the way has a host of

friends in this ea,.will be around those parts i the next couple of months.

Mrs. Nelson Affleck has returned to her home in Mt. Stewart after spending the holiday at George- town, where she was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Burke. Jr.

Mrs. Thomas Raye, who has been visiting her son-in-law and daugh- ler. Mr. and Mrs..-Joseph Garnhum, Mt. Stewart. left during the week on return to her home in Halifax.

Mr. Charles Martell of George- town was a visitor to Mt. Stewart during the week, where he was a guest etlthe home of Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Clarke.

Mrs. Mary K. Evans of Ottawa is spending an enjoyable holiday on the Island. While here she is the guest of her mother, Mrs. Ella Maclntyre, St. Andrews.

Mr. Everett Mitchell. who for the past two weeks has been spending a pleasant vacation visiting rela- tives in Mt. Stewart and vicinity, left on Wednesday on return to his home in Hamilton, Ontario. Mr. Mitchell, a former resident of this .district, has a great many friends throughout this area. all of whom are happy to have him visit among them and will be looking forward with keen anticipation to his re- turn next season.

Am ng those from Mt. Stewart atten tag the Provincial Conven- tion of the Canadian Legion held at Georgetown on Labor Day were Messrs Collie MacDonald. Rod En- nis, Joseph MacLeod and Clarence Coffin Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph MacDonald, accompanied by their son. R053. left during the week on return to their home in Winnipeg. The Mac- Donalds for the past two weeks have been holidaying at Mt. Ste- wart where they were the guests of Mr. MacDonald's mother, Mrs. Margaret MacDonald. Mr. Mac- Donald is Personnel Manager for the C. P. R. at Winnipeg.

Mr. Lorin Doirlon, well known mechanic of Mt. Stewart. has pur- chased the Basil Jay property situ- ated in the centre of this thriving community. The buildings on the

e m”"my "II cu": ”! the T” site have been tour down to make

Mia House W. - was Sept. 7 at the home of Mrs. Ber-

held ”" way for a modern service station.

which the new owner plans to er-

nard Mclnnis. The roll call was act in the immediate future. This

answered by a fee of ten cents.

it was decided that 35. be sent to the Iron Lung Fund. it was also decided to hold the card party for the blankets on Sept. 21.

It was agreed that Mrs. B. Mc- Quald scrub the school each month for the coming year.

Mrs. Bernard McQuald invited the members for next meeting.

Mrs. Mclnnfs served lunch to all and a social hour -followed.

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The monthly meeting of Mill- vlew W. I. met at the home of Mrs. Ted Crane on Sept. 1. with an attendance of seven members and one visitor.

Meeting opened by singing the institute Ode. followed by repeat- ing Creed in unison. Roll call was answered by a favorite pickle re- cine. It was decided that S5.00 be sent to the Iron Lung Fund.

Mrs. Robert Drake was asked to interview Mrs. John McRae to ar- range for singing to be taught in the school again this season. The school committee is going to visit school this month and order blinds if necessary. .

The secretary reported 825.73 cleared on an ice cream social and some on recent dance. In- stitute News was distributed and some Red Cross work passed in.

Next meeting is to be held at the home .of Mrs. George Mc- Eachern. Roll call is to be answer- ed by each member donating an article for a grab bag. A jumble- lown contest was enjoyed by all. Prizes were won by Mrs. Lea Hynss and Mrs. Robert Drake. Lunch was served by the hostess. assisted by her daughter, Betty.

HARVEST WORKERS

ST. JOHN'S. Nfld. (CP)About N00 Newfoundlnnders found jobs this summer on the farms of On- tario. and employment service of- flciala said some of these would keep travelling west to help the prairie harvesting.

will doubt dly prove of great value to the business life of the village and will add considerable to its appearance.

Members of the local branch of the Canadian Legion at Mt. ste- warl: have completed plans for the erection of a new Legion Home.

Francis Afileck of Mt. lbawlrt. The

in general. '

Miss Ida Mackay R..N., of Mt. Stewart, section, visited ' Savage Harbour the medical check-up of the in- dividual pupils. This is a worth-

"an ordeal to be shunned" has under her skillful manipulation be- come "a pleasure to be enioyed.",

Mrs. Lloyd Robertson and daugh- ter, Elaine of Amherst, N .S., are visiting in Savage Harbour. where they are the guests or Mrs. Robert- sonis parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Coffin;

Mt. Stewart School has re-open- ed after the summer holidays with an overflow attendance of some 105 pupils. The able and efficient Warren.McGuirk is once again at the controls and has as his able assistants, Miss Dover and Miss Maccormack. with such a large number of pupils in attendance changes were necessary and so the

from the classrooms and install a central heating system. This work is now being completed. However, this at best can only prove to be a temporary measure and some far more drastic changes will have to be considered in the not too dia- tant future. This problem is not at all peculiar to Mt. Stewart but is general throughout the prov- ince.

workmen from the Department of Public Works have been engag- ed for the past few clays in levelling off the hollows in the pavement running from Griii.'in's corner on the St. Peters Road to Gunn'a Corner. This is preparation for cov- ering the entire aurface with chips. This will be a most welcome im- provement and thoroughly ap- preciated by the residents of this area and the hundreds of visitors who drive over this section df road on their way to spend Sunday at the Shore.

This present week will wind up the blueberry picking for another season. As a matter or fact it is understood that some buyers stop- ped buying on Sept. 10. All avail- able cold storage spece has been filled and since there is no place to store the fruit the buyers naturally have stopped buying. A cold storage plant here at Mt. Ste- wart is a real necessity.

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POWER SOURCE The Kakabeka falls, big hydro development on the Kaministikwia river near Port Arthur, Ont., is 130 feet high, more than 400 feet

wide.

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veterans or 1st. Stewart and vicin- S”; Toad shgfug.

ity "are to be congratulated on this re".-3;” .'.'1i".:;:i.:l I-labia To curtail

hearted co-operation of the citizens

District Nurse for this in Britain and South Africa is School on Monday and completed ning Association.

while service and it is pleasing to and the female of a South African note how completely parents and 1960163 pupils co-operate to assure its sue- used in human cess. Miss MscKay has the happy -F1006! in 301m! , faculty of ende ing herself to the weather here lie 1059003153 101' children and thus what was once 3'0 SHOWER-

trustees decided to removethestoves mm”? 1”"3'dm3"” Shipment "1

LONDON. (OP).-A toad shortage

worrying the British y Plan- The toads-the male of the com-. mon Engliah variety (Bufo Bufo)

(xenopus laevis) - are fertility tests. Africa and cold

"Ii' this world shortage contin- use," said. Dr. Barry Carruthers, the association”: edical secre- tary, "medical research and rou- tine work are liable to be severely curtailed."

The toads are used by the as- sociation in connection with would- be but unsucceaful parents.

arelinjected into the Iemaie toad, which will lay eggs within 24 hours if the results are positive. Samples of male sperm are injected into male toads, which then woduce sperm in three hours in a posi- tive reaction.

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