Mr. George Mopeahasd and dwgnter. and sister. Mrs. Noyse xngiis oi Rumtord. Kt. Ind Hrs. 13. Moreshead oi,New York arrived home on Sunday to visit their par- ems, Mr. and Mrs. James Moree- head of Springfield West.

Mr. and Mars. Guy Harris .and children or Knutstord. accompan- ,ed by Mr. and Mrs. Inner Wood- side oi Mount Royal motored to the Mainland and while passing thnxh pcgt Elgin, N. 3.. they oalled on some tanner O'Lea.ry residents. Rev. J. O. and Mrs. Peacock

Residents of O'Leary and spring- field West were shocked to learn oi me sudden passing or Rev. Gordon 5. Stevens of Marnie United church. who passed away oi heart failure. He was a dormer minister oi the West Cape pastoral charge and well known in o'i..eary and vi- cinity. .

The many iriends of Mrs. Naomi

is and daughter Wands sud stster, Mrs. Pearl Maccalium oi U. S. A... have arrived home to visit"'their mother, Mrs. Naomi Giiiis. Her ii-lends wish her a speedy improve- ment in health.

Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Cameron 0! Sackviiie, N. 3.. spent a few days in Oilcary. the guests or Mrs. Carn- eron's parents, Mr. and Hire. Dan MacPherson. Mr. Cameron is a student minister old the United Church and spent this summer on n mission iield near Shubenaoadke. N. S.. and is now attending college ior another term.

The Bloomfield United Ohm-ch Young People's Union met on Tues- day night. Oct. 17. in the Sunday school mom of the church with the President. Mrs. Errol Stetson pre- siding and conduction opening worship. study was conducted by Haber Proiitt. The meeting closed with the Mizpah Benediction. after which games were conducted by Mrs. Heber Proiitt.

There was a very large turnout of members of the West Devon United Church Young Peple's Union and the older members of the community on Wednesday night. Oct. id. in the Women's In- stitute Hall in West Devon, when one hour's iilms or the National Film pond was presented. The machine was operated by Billy Bernard of O'Leary. The minister. Rev. W. G. Dickson. presided. An impressive worship service was con- ducted by the Vice-President. Miss Norma. Grin.

'l'he congregation of the O'laary

trewell to minister, Rev. B. M Burgess. Ilrs. Burgess and daughter. Carolyn. who are leaving on Oct. 19 for Oxford. N. S. Mrs. Winfred Brooks read an address or appreciation and o well- Wed nurse of money was present- ed. Rev. Mr. Burgess thanked his People for their kindness and gen- "05"&'- A sing-um: was enjoyed was tnloyod and some special num- bers were sung. Games and con- tests were enjoyed. A duet was Mm: by Mrs. neon Woodaide and 30bbl' Brooks. A musical number was sung by Rev. Mr. Burresa. Mr. W. Brooks and Mr. Heber Mac- Dslieieus refreshments were served and this happy func- iion terminated by all wishing Rev. M1" Battles, and Ilrs.'Bur:ssa and icmlvn every success in iield of labor.

vie-roars, sonoor.

Report for SW graze x-1. indsc Ilasuan ra e IX-1. Joan ter: 2. Sylvia Boultor; 3. Robert Wright. Grade vm-1. aaarlano Thomp- gng. Gary uacusn: 3. lissnor Ii

Pgimadea VII-1. Rsoldon Iglo- B : . ass:-gs - Macnonsid. unit 3' , Grade VI-1. Margaret Kari: 2. Betty noumr: 3. Jackie asasnult Grade V-1. aha:-les Botllhr; 2. Betty Lu Maouan .

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I Iddoh ll ior Septombert :0, ;1. Janet Reardolr

1 ; 8, Rai h Smaiiw Emii, Biilra s ., smailwood; 8. Rune

viu-1'. Betty Roberta: ts . .Galiani; I. Jean Itse-

d. i . VIII-i. Joyce Mattie: 1.-

cl Reardon and 3111!, .

3, Katherine Burns and :

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Vito eanvaaiihe district tor the nos-nnsis woman

Orphanage and llrs. Philip Maths- son and In. Wallace males for the Cancer fund.

The material for a quilt for the

ups, Manitoba iisliei was received and

it was decided to have it ready liar quilting beioreths November meeting. he total proceeds 0600

from icacrearn isstivai was given.

to the school seeestary tor school msniuars decided to aid the

- trusteesitin preparation ' for a

cl-id-;n -mgr -to be lacs! in -.id

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of school r irs.. Ins. Phil uathsson invited the members to her tune for the next meeting. The roll call to be answered with mambershi tee. lunch eornrniiisa: Ilsa. ussoli smith lies. 3. L. Ilseiiherson. Mrs banisl lacrherson, The National Anthem brought mesiinuio a close after which oil was served by the hostess. assisted -by lunch eernmiiias.

xmos-reuiaanaioa Oct. 2'..- (qr)-'i'hs” prsssnt price oi I3:

' ' n tor Jamaica i..'”.2.'2. t,”:..-.'&..... M m... istry will be reduced unlaas.there.' is an immediate reduction in the high percentage of ripe fruit ae- rivinc in Britain. a spokesman for the Food uinistry said today.

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eoatly.han'dieap.te the Jamaica in- -dultf!

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r. Primaveei oi the fresh-fruit ,

section oi the Ilinistry, now, eon-' eluding an ingestion of the in-' dustry here.aaidonssourcooi.tha trouble is the lea!-spot disease which has tsgrioust and

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VAIIOAN CITY. Oct. 24 -- (lIeIlhrs)- Oamnunist authorities have called in seven mocllliw "I the last two months.in a x y so p up the rapidly Iilini heart: or Joseph Cardinal Mind- aaedly. Vatican souroes said to-. day. Cardinal nindsaenty. 58. is saying a iiie sentence in Com- munist nunau-yon swine chute!-

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toay . pick a ship from the White Empress Fieoil Enjoy a Ilelidoy-week at sea on a stately Empress. Canadian Podfie isespiiality oi saaf; odds zest to your trip.

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