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Tignish Home, School Hears Reports On MoreII Meeting
TIGNISH The November reports presented at the semi- meeting of the Tignish Home annual meeting of the feder- and School Association was held ation in Morell from 34 local in the Iiiin school auditorium home and school associations.
hursday evening. The presidentrand the growth and interest
almore Arsenault presided. shown in home and schools
Mrs. Carman Hogan gave the the Islan . financial report. Mrs. Skerry. Sister St. Rosalia named the chairman of the membership members taking part in the pa- committee reported six new .nel discussion and spoke on the members since the last meeting. ltopic. Also commenting on the Mrs. Wilfred Boyce, chairmanipanel were Rev. F. McGaugh, of ways and means committee and the president. reported on the Halloween par- Mrs. Frank Arscnault, chair— ty, and expressed thanks fat man of family life committee
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donations to the part . Wilson Shea spoke on the fine
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HAD SURGERY Mrs. Alvin Rafferty. Portage, underwent major surgery in Community Hospital, O‘Leary.
OUT OF HOSPITAL
Leo McDougall. Albci‘ton. has returned ome after ’ _
patient in the Western Hospital.
RETURNS HOME Mrs. John Noonan has re- turned to her home in Alber- ton after being a patient in the Western Hospital.
, WEEKEND GUESTS Mrs. Vaughan Fentnn and lit- floiaon. Alan. of Moncton were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Shields. Alberton. .1 IN HOSPITAL ers. Alton Rayner. O‘Leary. underwent major surgery in the Community Hospital last Wed- ncsday. UNDERGOES OPERATION Mrs. Merritt Callaghan, Al- berton, underwent an emergency 0 _,ation at the Western Hos- Sibd
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l A program and film on the importance of good lighting brou- ght the business part of t meeting to a close. An hour of card playing was enjoyed fol- lowing— the meeting.
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scorer of the evening. Con ola— tion prize went to Mrs.
to Mrs. Frank Gaudet and Mrs. Thelma Harper.
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Alberton CWI. Has Card Party
ALBERTON — Mrs. John C. Profitt, Alberton, was hostess o the weekly CWL catrd party Friday evening.
Assisting Mrs. tertaining were O‘Brien. 'Mr . Bry Edwin McDonald. Merrill D unn. Mrs. Leo O’Meara. Mrs. Claude O‘Meara. and Miss Thelma Aheam. First prizes were presented
Mrs. George Gallant and Earl Callaghan, and consolations to Mrs. J.H. Barrett and Donnie
‘Brien. The freezeout was won
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Prince CO. Exhibition Ass’n Honors Secretary, Assistant
ALBERTON — Mrs. James ‘of Mr. Currie and Mrs. Rodg~ Hodgson and Winston Currie son.
were honored last Thursday. .
evening when the. Prince County ; Mlqhgesgzzgfi'ri mailing”? 9pm: Exmfimgn Asfmltmgiem‘ld It! work with the directors and ex- ”mua' anque a My pressed appcciation of the co-
M'r' Cume has sgrvgd as 5.9” operation they had received at retary of the association during i
feeling of all the directors when lpresident of the association. pre- he commended in highest terms Isided and piano music was pro- the competence and efficiency vided by Douglas Pickard.
At Headquarters
By TOM HOGE :keeps the vast establishment
UNITED NATIONS (Af'lminjgoing. a small room beneath Unitedl Should one of the eight night Nations headquarters a man sitslsecurity guards who patrol the in front of a row of light panels‘building fall ill or run into foul waiting for a telltale flash he .play. an electric eye at his next hopes will never come. [checkpoint would trip an alarm
schedule. a
men enter the chamber and. ‘SOUNDS CODE ALAR
take up the lonely vigil. These monitors watch around, . _ drifting the clock for the warning ligiitj‘through the library building oi .-‘which would indicate fire had‘records room would start a net lbroken out in one of the vital lwork of horns chattering in code lcommunicaiions areas of therthat would guide investigators $100,000,000 secretariat buildingdirectly to the trouble point. and assembly hall. ire is the chief threat in the
Fire is only one hazard kept teeming headquarters. which under surveillance in the base- during the assembly session is ment room which is the nerve jammed by up to 12,000 persons. centre UN's complex To ensure their safety, the UN safety control system. eeps 12 professional firemen on Lining the walls are dozens duty and has taught its army of lights—cells of a giant elec- of guards how to evacuate the tric brain—each ready to flash building without panic or con- a message in case of a break- fusion in case a blaze does in the machinery that break out
down
Revolt By Air Force Crushed In Guatemala
GUATEMALA CITY (AP) —gother disorders in Guatemala Air force units revolted Sunday are blamed by the government
the past 12 years. a” t mes , ' _
Mm Hodgson has been assist, g I Mr. Currie 5 gift was a travel- ant secretary for 35 years. hav—l1mg “59 an 3 0‘ b0 ing served with Fred Wells. ;°“d5- Mrs- “188"”
Lelgh Hodgson. Herbert Man. 3a lazy-susan and a pair of can- hews and Mr. Currie. ldle hOIdei‘s- I
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Raynall McNeil] voiced the-stitute catered. C.W. Hayes,
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‘ As the Danish freighter ‘ Mare Skou cleared port at = Summerside Saturday morn- l ing. with a cargo of potatoes
Fire Watch Maintained
Of UN
The elaborate program has paid off. Aside fro an oc- casional wastebasket fire, there has been only one real blaze at the East River headquarters. And that was put out so quickly ‘only :31 handful of people knew
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“The fire broke out four years ago when a contractor was dec- orating an office on the I5th “ said Louis Mayan. UN security chief. “A spark ap- parently touched off a can 0 paint and suddenly the whole room was ablaze."
TAKE QUICK ACTION
The system flashed word to the nerve centre and firemen reac the scene in three minutes. A half-hour later the fire was out. leaving about $4.- 000 damage but no casualties. The department. in operation years, has all the equipment a regular fire department. As a reporter asked questions in the nerve centre. the phone rang and the monitor on duty answered. It’s one of the wine stew~ ards." he told the control centre chief, Joseph Cahill. "He’s going into ourth - floor stock
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. - SECOND DANISH FREIGaHTEiR LOADS POTATOES
for Greece. hero sister ship. Lotte Skou (pictured heirc) . arrived to load 04.000 bags of seed stock. The shipment is
O’Leary High Caps Grid Title
Saturday by virtue of a 13-6 score over Summerside Region- al High School in a game play- ed at O'Leary.
The first O'Leary point was scored in the second quarter on a long single kick told by Wal- ter O'Maliey. Previous to this, in the first quarter. Summerside and several good scoring oppor- tunities and only a determined O'Leary defense held them at
ay.
Early in the fourth quarter 0'- Leary scored on an end sweep by quarterback Garry Foley. The convert attempt was wide. Following this Summerside came fighting back and after a series of completed passes by quart-
cessful in acoI‘Ing on a line
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and sent warplanes on strafing 0!! Castro supporters 8“0 Com- runs at army barracks and the munlsts. Ydigoras is an out-
rebell only by chance missed Ambassador Carlos Alcjos said hitting Presldent MIEUPI Ydi-‘the uprising was led by three
presidential palace but were SPOREH 108 01' Cuban Premier quickly suppressed. the govern- ,Castro. ment reported. It said the (In Washington, Guatemalan on
by Austin O'Meara.
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A government ommunique asserted the u rising was backed by “money from Fidel. Castro" of Cuba. Ydigoras‘ im- placable enemy. It asserted
Crokinole Party Held In Elmsdale
ALBERTON —— The United
Mrs. Evelyn Skerry was high ‘Church Christian iii-Fellowship
ade dale School Harper. Freeze-out prizes went SIXIY were Present and 12 tables
Ydigoras. 87-year-old arm gen- eral, directed military opera- tions that crushed the revolt. The Red Cross reported persons were killed and the fire department reported 30 civilians wounded. mostly by bullets
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‘Adult Education Classes Slated For Tignish
TIGNISH -— Adult education
on
nish on parliamentary proced- ure. public speaking, and home economics Thursday evening.
high school auditorium.
This was reported by Vaimore Arsenault. president of Home and School Association.
Adult education classes held over a peri of five months during the past year. met with a great deal of enthusiasm and success. Teachers will be made available each week in the dif- ferent classes, and of success- ful may branch out into other iclasses.
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‘Carolyn MacArthur and Bobby
‘ f l k' menderson who had the highest rom panes attac ing the army
barracks.
‘Scores- here were no re arts of Lunch was served by the girls army casuames. p 0‘ the CHE l Officials said only two planes
‘ of the Guatemalan air force I too part in the raids. and that
air force units remaining loyal
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Mr. Carmen Lowther. Belle- flgackfi army n had": 9 .vllle, Ontario. has been visiting This father. Major Lowther.
The communique asserted that Ydi eras ha th f ll . - iScarletown and his\sister. Mrs. E d e u qup lNell Bradshaw and Mr. B lshaw.
port of the army and the situa- ’ tion was under control.
NAME REBELS
The government said four col- onels led the revolt, including Col. Oscar Giron Perrone, often
Mr. Herbert Craig. Middleton. who has been undergoing treat- ment in the Prince Coun y Hospital, is convalescing at his home.
mentioned as a possible candi- M . Walter J. Coates a n d date in the 1903 elections. daughter. Charlottetown. were Other colonels named were
in Bedeque on Sunday and at- tended service at the United Church.
On Sunday morning Novemb- er 4th three offering plates
Carolus Marroquin. Marco As- turias Sobral and Jose Gonza- lez Batres. It was reported they either had fled to neighboring El Salvador or had taken refuge in the Saivadoraan Embassy.
lTignish Ass’n Has Successful Sale
TIGNISH — The Tignish Sports Recreation Association held a very successful food sale and lottery at the Tignish Co-op store. Saturday afternoon
Sixteen donations of food were received. A large bride doll was w by Mrs. Henry Doucette. Nancy Gillis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Gillis, St. Fe- Iixi won a toy dog as second
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Third prize of a toy dog was won by Mrs. Joseph Conway. The sum of $76.60 was realized and will be used to get the win- ter sports program underway. a members of the associa- tion are busy getting the out-
rs. dooor rink in shape for the cold
weather. along with making plans to erect a closed-in rink that will serve the entire com- munity. .
PRAIRIE DOG PROBLEM
VAL MARIE. Sash. (CF) —— Canada's only prairie dog coi- ony in this district of south- western Saskatchewan, is the of a controversy be.
Naturalists say
e 45,000 We Fulfil Pros AT prairie do:- are a tourist at- loulinatou Paying $24
per traction but farmers say they
a pastures and their burrows are a hazard to livestock.
were dedicated by the pastor. .M. Cameron. at t The government decreed a United Church service. These state of emergency throughout plates were presented by MI’. the nation, , inmomory 0 From the moment the fighting his pigeon. the late Mr- between the army and air force rs. email you. broke out all the routes leading Mr. and Mrs. Philip Mill‘th to the airport were closed. and their two children, D a r t mm of the 1m uprisings and
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air force colonels and inform- ants indicated they had the backing of leftists supporting Castro. He sai the three colo- nels had fled and the situation was under control. He lame the revolt an anger arising from passage of an income tax law ‘SaturdayJ
Monday. Nov. 26th 7:20 to 7:30 pm.
BALTIC
Mr. and Mrs. Donnie Beatr- ysto and family of Malpeque, :have taken up residence in ’Kensington for the winter in
Mr. Gordon Barbour. Alma. was a motorist to Kensington and Baltic on Sunday.
mas J. Humphrey. CharlottetoWn. was a motorist on Saturday to Baltic and Ken-
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BRAWL CLOGS CITY
WASHINGTON (AP)~—A mas- sive free-for-all engulfed the thousands of spectators and churned through a five block area after t e city's Thanksgiv- Ing Day prep football champion- ship Thursday. or an hour the battlers—mostly teenagers in a crowd of 50,000 at district ata- dium—fought each other an 100 police. At least 30 persons were reported injured.
mouth. N.s., were recent guests at the home of Mrs. Murphy's parents. Mr. and Mrs. George Henderson.
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PIUSVILLE
The Piusviile School re-open- ed recently following the an- nual tall vacation. The teachers are Walter Callaghan and Brid-
get Jones.
"A “fiddling and step danc- ing" contest was held in the St. Anthony's Parish Center on Tuesday evening.
A Catholic Youth Organization was formed in the St. Anthony's Bloomfield district recently. The leaders of gelfl‘ew oggginl- 1 a pretty zation are Mr. C a r an r. Contain. who are on the faith 'In' '"CD in staffiat the O'Leary Region. l... al High School and the mom. tn" .1...I bers of the executive are: push a I... dent. Danny Gallant: vice-pron I.” m idont. Jeanette Girdft: WM' , tary - treasurer, a ne suit. The various committee ‘ “mm chairmen are social. Alctitha ‘ “'3 Corcoran: spiritual. . ea 0 l Betta: sports. Walter O‘Mallcy h ‘ mnxrnnm amo BRADLEY I“ OI”. “- Dlll am
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plunge by Garth Drummond. The convert attempt was wide.
This score aroused the 0'- they marched steadily down the field with
O‘Leary Regional High School some fine blocking and running. captured the P.E.I. High School Flfiauyv ha" “Ck AM” M‘c’ Senior B football championship Ne‘" "med 0" a 3 5"“ Plum"- O'Maley again missed the con- vert and the final score read
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Officials for the game wore Bentham. and Paddy Mur-
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The coaches were Donald Ma- theson and Mane Yco for S m- merside Regional High School and Don LeCIair of O'Leary Re- gional High School.
SHAW- DIEFENBAKER TEAM FALLS APART
Premier Shaw's frantic rush to bring on an election is plainly
a nonconfidence vote Dlefenbaker Government. Shaw knows, as the great majority of Canadians know. that the Tory Days in Ottawa are numbered. If he can help it. the Island leader is not going to be dragged down by his partner John. Therefore the quick appeal to the electors in the dim hope that they will not be alert to the trap into which
ey are ed. . haw cannot appeal any longer to keep the Ottawa-Island team to- gether. The present Ottawa " ‘ ' adow Gov-
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present Tory Government at Ottawa work as a team.
Leta look at the team’s record on unemployment. Last winter eight~thousand Islanders were drawing unemployment in-
surance benefits, the largest number ever This figure represents over thirty
percent this small province. the highest per- centage in Canada. t in the
that Quite a record for a rich. . vigorous . At present ment—and
the the worst is still ahead—four- hundrcd thousand of John’s “Fellow Canadians" are out of
work. "The United 'lbam" that Mr.
Shaw con to the lat Provincial Election is not scoring many points and is certainly not giving Islanders anything to cheer a t. This time will have to the voters as John is no
present himself to a onman effort. be .
show. dians". which fooled thousands of Canadians including M. Show himself. A any note he al- ways backed up the Die-fien- bakcr Act with full-inmates! en- thusiasm. Islanders and all
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