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of DUABT BEAUTY salon closed ,0, holidays from October 1 to lath.

RAYMOND GRANT optometrist Wm 1,. in nu; o'Leu-'y office Sat- urdny, October 1st.

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CENTRAL IIDEOUE Ulilbil Baptist Church services. 535' day 11 a.in. Sunds, School: i0.l5 a.ru. Ordinance of the Lord's Bulk per. Rev. C. A. Britten, DD-. Minister

Personals

Themanyfrie.ndsofMrs.GoI-.

, Hall meeting Sunday at I ll-lI'l- If? A, Joyce and G. A. Ramsay.

ELMBDALI W. M. I. Thank-

)fferln8 Iervgce. 12!; vital. 8 I ff 3l,,,Ll2',. """ ' ' Mr. and Mrs. r. .1. lnmsn. Cent-

ral Bedeque spent the past few days visiting with relatives and friends in Charlottetown and Mar tague. D E. '

RESERVE WEDNESDAY Oct 3 Annual chicken and ham supper Kensington United Church W. A-

dou Woodside. Lower Bedequa my sorrytoiearnthatsheisspatlml in thePrlnee,EdwardlslandHos-

"CLEANING AND buying Tim- othy seed. Custom grindinl Illd mixing daily. Full line Quaker . W. L. DElInCys K3l15ln-3'

NORTH BEDEQUE UNITED Church. Sundllh P hid: -ri-aveilerl Rest 9.30 n.in.. Free- town il.00 a.m.; North Bedeillle 1,30 p,m. Rev. J. K. Campbell. Minister.

YDS, AYDS. don't with your health. A safe

in and 0' l,g,ll1m;lartlcidars at Foley's D3118

Store.

FUNDAMENTAL BAPTIST cnui-oh. Central Bedeque. Sun- dgy, Oct. 2nd. 10.46 am. morn- .” w.,,,mp, 12 noon. Sunday whoop 7,30 p.m. evening ser- vice. Rev. Ralph Seeley. minis- ter.

TON UNITED Church sugfgylggt. 2nd. Sunday School ' 10.00 o'clock; Sacrament of the Lord's Supper 11.00 a.m.: 3V9ll' lng Worship 7.30 p.m.; Sumrner- fleld service 0.30 am. Rev. Lew- 1. M, Murray, B.A.. B.D.. Min- ister.

. BEDEQUE PASTORAL Charge. l- United Church of Canada. arvices for World-Wide Com- munion Sunday. 0l-'l0P9l' 3”: Bedeque 1la.m.; Borden. 3 p.m-: Albany, 7.30 p.m. The Sacrament of the lord's Supper will be ob-

served at all services. Rev. G. A. 10

Cowper-Smith, Minister.

ALBERTON CARD PARTY - on Wednesday evening Mrs. Rut sell Bell. Mill River was hostess to a card Darty held under auspices of Alberton C. W. L. Eight tables of auction fortY'llV0l were lil P18?- First prizes were awarded to Mrs. Gerald Rooney and Alton O'Brien and consolation prizes to Mrs. John P. Wallace and Ray Shea. The freezeout was won by Mrs. Micheal Ahearn and Mrs. Winnie McNelll. Assisting the hostess with refresh- me ts were Mrs. Gerald Rooney,

. Edwin McDonald. Mrs. Al- to; O'Brien, Mrs. Ray Shea. Mrs. rraiik Keefe and Mrs. W. A. Shea.

MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER.- The girl friends of a recent bride, Mrs. George Montgomery ilfath leen Smith) gathered at the home

Court Cases At Summerside

A party from Rosevllle charged with possession of a quantity of illicit spirits, namely one gallon, pleaded not guilty when he appear- ed before Magistrate R. S. Hinton. Q.C. in magistrate'a court Sum- merside yesterday and the case was adjourned for hearing until Friday, October 7th. The charge was laid in 1953 but at that time the accused was out of the Pro- vince and was arrested and re- turned only recently from New Brunswick.

A party from St. Roch charged under the Excise Act with posses- sion of wash suitable for distilla- tion purposes had his case further adjourned for sentence until oct- ober 7th.

A party from ” d , Q guilty of driving while his ability was impaired and was fined S100.- 00 and costs.

A man from Summerside paid 3100.00 and costs for possession of a pint of liquor which had been purchased from a vendor but not lcilulred on his own permit.

A man from Miscouche was fin- ed t100.00 and costs for driving while his ability was impaired by alcohol after pleading guilty to the charge. The case of a party from Kensington also facing an impair- ed driving charge was further ad- urned until October 7th.

A charge against a party from Duvar of possession of liquor not purchased from a vendors was withdrawn and another party from that area involved in the incident will face the same charge.

Several fisheries cases were on the docket and a party from St. Nicholas was fined 815.00 and costs ll" Wllllllllli -8 quantity of lobsters with eggs attached. Five other fisheries cases were adjourned un- til Decernbe 9th awaiting a deci- sion from the Supreme Court of P. E. I. on the legality of the fisheries regulations. S

S'side Guider' Club Meeting

of the Summerside

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A meeting

of Mrl. 1311196! M0l'l'll0ll l'0c9llllV Guider's Club was held at the home to tender Mrs. Montgomery a mine of an pm-,m communanf on cellaneous shower. The bride s 11,u,.g.y,- 5,93",-,f,3,. Two chair was decorated with pink and ngw gum," gm. wemmd ,0 me white streamers. The Kl!!! consist club. Mrs. w. Tatarchuk, acting in of linen and china were opened Brown Owl and Mrs. R.W. Roper. by Mlll HOIOI Hoclllli. and the acting Tawny Owl. both of the 1st

verses were read by Miss Valerie Johnston. A dainty lunch was serv- ed by the hostesses. Miss Arlene Bernard and Miss Iathlaea Mas- rlson. ,

FUNERAL AT ELMSDALI: - The funeral of Mr. George Gallant of Elmsdala was held Friday morning from his home to the Sacred Heart Church, Albeston. Requiem Bin Mass was celebrat- ed by Rev. Pbelan Ifolauna. Pall bearers were Messrs. Austin Rix. Robert Campbell. Frank Dunn. James Arthur. Joesph O'Rourke and Roland Burks. Flower bearers were Messrs. David Matthews. Var- non Matthews, James Gallant, Inl- ton Barnett, George Gallant. Al- bert Gallant. Leslie and Philip Gallant. Interment was in the church cemetery.

CHURCH OF Dngland, chm-ch services for the New London pariah on October hid. the 17th Sunday after Trinity. Rector: Rev. W. Eric lngraham. St. Mark's, Kensiugton, Sunday school 1o.oo s.m.. Hohr Commun- ion 11.00 a.m.; St. Stephen's, Burlington. evening prayer 2.!) p.m.. " 'ay school and confir- mation clsss 5.30 p.m. St. Thom- as. French River. Sinday school and confirmation class 6.80 p.in. Evening prayer and harvest thanksgiving service 1.80 pm. All are invited to join in thanks to God for his many blessings.

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Conn-nnhiiahio the home on who won prises

slemon Park Pack.

It was announced that the Guides would be it-kins orders for their 000 . Iclllnl campaign during tlleullganklllvlnl week. October 11th to lath. Since the Girl Guide cookies were so popular last year it was decided that we should order twice as many this year. Order sheets were dtistrtbuted to all captains prssen

A copy of a letter ifroin Mrs. Rankine Nesbitt. Chief Commissio- ner for Canada, was presented to each Golder It read in part, "Dear Mrs. Linkletter. I do want to tell you how much I onliryed seeing the Guides and Brownies of Summer- slda. Seldom have I seen such a happy and smiling group. You must feel proud of, them. It was a lovely rally on a lovely day. In fact it couldn't have been better arranged."

The chief commissioner also ex- tended her thanks to the Guides and Brownies of Prince County for their contribution to the Canada fund which was.presented to her at the rally.

The next Guiders club meeting is scheduled to be held Oct. 27th.

Burton

Mrs. Edward lfibbe, accompani- ed” by her children, Nancy Ann and Harold, who were visiting at the home of her mother, Mrs. Myrtle Doyle. Campbellton, left re- cently by plane for st. John's. Nfld.. where she will join her hus- band and continue their journey to Labrador where Mr. Klbbe in em- ployed.

r. and Mrs. Neill Aresenault an family who have resided in Burton for the past two months. have returned Bloomfield.

to their home in

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A section of the more than 1.- 200. people who attended the penny auction sponsored by the Summe - side Rotary Club at the Stadium on Thursday evening are seen above. The program provided an enjoyable evening of entertain-

Burlington

News has been received by Mrs. John Jnlmsfnn of lllargate, oi the death of Mrs. Stanley B Puffer bl Winchester, Mass. Wllll P535” away on September 19. Mrs. Puffer was ii frequent visitor to the Island and had many friends here. The funeral "was held on Septembegff.

On Sunday- evening. September 18, the congregation of Margate United Chur was treated to a sacred progrm. presented by the Freetown C..G. I. T. undergthe leadership of Mrs, Louis Cairns. The program was composed of musical numbers by L choir of twenty voices. and the dramatiz- ation of save;-al Bible incidents by members of the choir. supplement-i ed by slides. BUT

Mrs. Willard Wadman has re- turned to her home in AUCll3llll9 Cove after an absence of four weeks, when she motored with friends to Pennsylvania, U. S. A.. and also visited at points of in- terest in other states. Bur. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Duncan and sons, Malcolm and William of Saint John. N.B.. were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Adams, Burlington. Bur

' Miss Evelyn MacRae was honor- ed at a pre- ,” ' shower at her home at Frerlch,'River on Septem ber 22, when she was the receipt- ent of many lovely gifts. The liv- iugroom was gay with cut flowers. and pink and white streamers marked the seat of honor to which she was escorted by her sister. Ruth. while the bridal chorus was played by Mrs. John MacKay. " and Jean Brander. nephew and niece of the bride-to-be car- ried in the well filled baskets. The ribbons were cut by Misses Joan Macltae and Marjorie Wall. Mrs. Arthur Campbell read the gift cards and Miss Millie Cole ar- ranged the glfts. Bur.

Miss Jennie Marchbnnk. New Annan is visiting her sister. Mrs. Robert Crozier. Kelvin Grove Bur.

Friends of Mrs. Vernon Millar will be pleased to learn that she is making a good recovery from her recent illness at her home at Kelvin Grove. Bur.

Mrs. John A. I-logg. Kelvin Grove. is visiting in Summerside, guest of her brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Max Robertson. Bur.

Mrs. Robert A. Stsvert. Kenning- ton. is visiting. her nephew and niece Mr. and Mrs. John Burrows. Wilmot Valley. Bur.

Mrs. Earl Semple entertained the members of Kelvin Grove Presbyterian W.M.S.. at her home in Kensington at the regular Oct- ober meetlng. Bur.

Mrs. Elmer Paynter returned to her home in Keuslngton on Sept- ember ZS. where she is convalesc- ing after an operation in the Prince County Hospital. Bur.

1y recovery. .

Mr. Frank Noye of Upaulquitch, N. B. was n recent quest t the home of his nephew. Mr. Mrs. Elmer Cooke. Burton.

Miss Beverly' lioward, lGlen- gerry. has entered so. Dunatan's University. Charlottetown. '

BROTHEIIIIOOD AWARDS

TORONTO (CP) - The Canadian Council of Christians and Jews Fri- day nsmed Health Minister Martin.

, Gagetown, N.

ment in which many people receiv- ed valuable items and the pro- proceeds of the auction will be used for the various service pro- jects endorsed and supported by the Rotary Club. Apart from the hundreds of regular prizes given

Tyne Valley

Airs Nelson Rec-:i'e:.. Ontario. is ..;ir:nrliug someiiine visiting lier sis- tei: Miss Gei"ie.IVIacNeun and other friends in Tyne Valley and vicinity. Rein Hugh M and Mrs Creaser and family, Si. Amilvews. N. B., were visiting friends in Tyne Val- ley on Tuesday Sept. 20th.

Many from this vicinty attended the fiftieth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Miller on Tuesday evening Sept. 20th.

Mr. 0. B. Maciiay returned home on Tuesday evening Sept. 20th visiting his sons and dugh- ter in Ontario.

iii the P E island Hospital

in Grand Falls. N. B.. the guestsl

of Mr. and Mrs. George Chris- topiiersen.

The United Ladies Aid was held at the home of Miss Sophie Mooney on Thursday evening, Sept. 22nd.

Miss Myra MacArthur, Char- lottetown spent the past weekend visiting with Miss Eleanor Birch.

Mr. Grayden Srigg. has left for

Mr. and Mrs. Edward MacAr- thur, Miss Eleanor Birch, Mr- and

Reginald Birch and Mr. and Mrs. Percy Birch were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dyment, Mar- ga e.

Mr. Horace lilac.-Arthur, Mr. Lee- man Campbell and Mr. Edison Williams who are employed at Gagetown. N. B. spent the week.- eud at their homes here.

The Ellerslle Anglican Ladies Auxiliary met at the home of Mr- and Mrs. I-fiiison Williams on Tus- day evening Sept. 21th.

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ALL STARS

vin, who took a similar job with the Black Hawks. 0

The rosters:

All-Stars: Goal-Terry sawchuk, Boston; Harry Lumley, Toronto. Defence-Leo Boivln, Boston; Allan Stanley. Chlclilo: Jim Morrison. Toronto, Doug Harvey, Montreal; Fernie Flaman. Boston. cam;-um Red Sullivan, Chicago, Jun 3911. veau, Montreal: Danny Lewicki. New York; Ken Mosdell, Mon. treal. Left wings-Harry Watson, Chicago: Ron Stewart, Toronto; Sid Smith, Toronto. Right wings- Ed Litzenbergcr. Chicago; Leo La- bine. Boston; Bernie Geoffrion, Montreal; Maurice Richard. Mon- treal.

Detroit: Goal-Glenn Hall. De- fence-Red Kelly, Bob Goldham, Marcel Pronovost, wgn-en God. frey, Bucky I-lollingworth. Larry Hliiman. Centres-Dutch Reibel. Norm Uliman. Alex Delvecchlo. Left wings-Ted Lindsay. John Bucyk. Real Chevrefils. Ed sgnd. ford. Right wings-Gordie Howe. Bill Dineen, Jerry Toppgzxinl, Marty Pavelich. Norm Corcos-an,

POULTRY

Buying live fowl, chicken, and capon daily.

Truck loading every Wed-

0. 3. Roger of Toronto and Jo- seph Jeffery of London, out. to recelve its annual brotherhood awards. The awards are given an- nually to three Canadians who

The luncheonette

(One!!! the Capitol Theatig Exit) . Open Dalfylikan, Loo pm. in 12.00 p.m. , 8.ma.isl. up 1.00 a.m. Tenderloin Sltaahlf:-V-,.&t Chiclsen Dinners rim anaciapu-arid-yuan-nnniu-.candy

evening. from the read by one of the members membeis decided to hold a pantry sale ih Summerside during the month of October. lunch was served by the hostess and a collection of 33.85 taken.

His many friends are pleased to welcome Lac. Nevin back from overseas- MacNevin has been in France lor. the past year Sefllng with the Royal Canadian Air Force and has:

"have made an outstanding con- tribution to human relations in

Freeland

The monthly

"Living Mesage"

Thomas

Mrs

Reginald Palmer. Mr.

out there were seven grand prizes. And three door prizes. The win- ners are as follows: Television set, Mrs. Eva McPhee; Shotgun. Mrs. Edmund Gallant; Table Radio, Raymond Doyle; Blanket, Lowell Vloyse; Steam Iron, G. R. John-

zneetuig of the Womauls Auxiliary of St. Peter's Church was held at the home of Mrs. Arthur Adams on Thursday Sept. 22nd A slectiou wash The;

A delicious

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ston; picnic cooler, Maynard Thompson; coffee percolator, George Chappeil; vacuum cleaner, Gerald McCarville; rocking chair, Mrs. Charles Cahill; chafing dish, Mrs. Margaret Jenkins.

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Navy League Scholarship To Negro Cadet

TORONTO ICPI-For the first time. a Navy League of Canada scholarship has been awarded to a sea cadet who is a Negro.

He is Lemuel Boyd of Edmon- ton, who will atteud the Univer- sity of Alberta, the navy league said Friday in announcing award of seven more universitv naval training division SCh0lal'Sli!(iE.

Last year Lemuel won the Prest- rientls Trophy. awarded annually ,'tn the Canadian sea cadel who has shown the most outstanding qualif-

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received a posting to Toronto. Mrs. llcatinns for leadership. Mr. Alfred Colviile is a patientlMacNevin and family have been'

Other scholarship winners. with

lresiding. in Freeland during herdhe universities they were amend. Mr. and Mrs, Elmer Baker ai'e:F0ur5b1?:!ff);:mat:;f1E:f!: azlgl l:;;ltIgr1:'::;,',3l'S”3klmludg gavg IE K9"lndxg”-

- wacvie. .. .;. - of October, a UHSIF er

Annie Banks. 1:- a patient in the Prince County l-luspital.l

where she underwent a major op- leg?" Sydney" N S eration. Her many friends join in wishing her a comfortable speedy recovery.

Mr. and Mrs. Hugh M, Phillips. .. Old Orchard. Maine, were recent , visitors to the home of Mr. and lengthy holiday '3' me Mm” M Mrs. Mrs. Phillips spent a week's holi- day with relatives in McNeills Mrs. Russel Birch. Mr. and Mrs. Mills.

rill R Conrad. Bridgcwaier. NS. Acadia. Louis Setatti. New Vir- toria. N. S., Xavier Junior Col-

l Valued at SEEK) each. the :cholar-

-ships cover fli'Sl',VPar'lIiilll'lfl fees

'at universities and colleges. Capt. A. W, Baker. chairman of

their respective parents and will leave by auto nu Frirlay. Sept 30 lfor the West. where Lorne serves with the Royal Canadian Air Force

Mrs, Albert yea Harmunv. is, The Freeland Presbyterian Sun-

visiting for a couple of weeks at the home of her daughter Mrs-.

Frank Hardy.

day School held their Rally Day Service on Sunday evenuig. Sept . th fiir. Donald 'ilacLean. Tvnc

;Vallev was the guest speaker for

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Police Release Two Peron Letters To Girl Friend

By SAM SUMMEILIN fashionable Olivos district.

BUENOG Amgg 1Ap)-A,-gen. The romance was uncovered. gm, Ponce nude public hid” police said, by the interception of what they described ” the nary two letters which Peron had given of Juan D Peronls "intimate reia- '0 ' ”””l' "ll "19 Plnllliylll tinns" with a teen-age brunette he Kullbml ll Bun” All" ll5l'b0l'- wants to meet him in exile in "he" he 1'35 Wk” l'9llll9-'90? Asuncion. Paraguay. delivery to the girl.

The pone, wieugd N, hue" Police said Nelida talked to from the fallen dictator, Hi. to "”m 5h"'" ll” l'9'Pl""5? P"'ll3Pll Nelida 'Nellyl llaydee Rivas. 16.

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Saturday. M ls The Guardian has

because of iuloiuw tat many jrl kiands. Thu! 1 been recurrent runnn Id married a Ieyear-old jrl. there has hem no eonfirmath in describing the eoetly d tion of precious stones loud Nelida's home, police said I apparently had hem tab I Eva Peron's strong bond.

after a raid on her suburban Buenos Aires home. Authorities said they found 823.000 worth of lewelry and 322.000 in cash in the home of the girl. sexy - looking daughter of .1 janitor.

The story of Pernn's romance was the most amazing revelation of his activities by investigators

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND TUBERCULOSIS LEAGUE

for the new revolutionary govern- ment who daily are unearthing new evidence against him gnd his 10-year regime.

UNKNOWN ro rustic

Police said the romance began; before I953-indicating it bloomedl not long after the death July as.- i952. nf Peron": hlrmrle wife. Evn.' in one of the letters Peron ad: dressed Neliria as "my dear child"l and signed off "your daddy." I The romance w as carefully shielded from the public, sh; sometimes stayed overnight at the '7 ill C ll! l Presidential residence, police said, and Peron at times introduced her as his niece. Persons who have seen Nelida described her as "a petite brunette. not beautiful but sexy" with a whistle-provoking figure,

LETTERS INTERCEPTED

The police said Nelida's family! was aware of her relationship with Peron. The ex-president gavel her A house only 12 blocks froml his suburban residence in the!

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the scholarship committee. saidl the scholarships bring to 30 thel number so far this year in com-; jmemoratlon oi the Navy Leagues. diamond jubilee. In all. so will bel

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FRIDAY, 7 OCTOBER-- Northam School

FARMERS Pnmc Buying Poultry. live and dressed. daily except Sat- -urday.

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Several fishermen in this lucaI- ill? 0C'65i0llV uc mgo”

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ster fishing in West RIVET.

Miss Donna Palmer, Summer- side, spent the weekend at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Palmer.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Phillips, T by their nephew. Mr.

' The season will open on October 1st.

ANNUAL MEETING.

The annual meeting of the Summerside Curling Club - will be held in the Club House on Monday the third day of October A.D. 1955 at

KENSENGTON Friday and Saturday 7:15-9.15, Matinee 2:30 Saturday 1 Victor Mature. Piper Laurie, William Bendix in "DANGEROUS MISSION" Technicolor. Also serial and News