' Wlahter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard
SEPTEMBER 24. 1951
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Two sisters. Mrs. Roy Young of Emnscliffe and Mrs. Monty MzicLcod of Cherry Valley, finished one. two in the
scored a total of 95 points w
I . .. Ed Robertson of Pownal captured the top honors in the gang plow m
Robertson scored 84 points w
Jones, Pownal. Georgetown and Vicinity
Miss Alice Compton was a visit- or to the City recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Herb 1-Iemphill of Bostoii, Mlass., are guests of tlic Hemphi1l' family. Burnt Point.
Miss Olive Mclntyre of Cardigan was a recent guest of Miss Helen Murphy at her home on Richmond Street.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Robinson of Charlottetown were week-end Kticsis of Mrs. Mary Yorston and Mr. Harry Yorkston.
Mr. and Mrs. Alva Allen of Montague, were recent guests at the home of the Misses Margaret
and Jennie Lee Richards.
Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Garrett. of sourls motored to Georgetown recently where, they visited re- latives.
.Vliss Mae Robinson and Miss lllarizaret Brehaut both of Char- lottetown, were recent visitors to Georgetown. where they were guests of Mrs. Mary Yorston.
Mr. Jimmie curley. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Curley, little Patsy Curley and Mr. and Mrs. Claud Pineau of Charlottetown, were recent guests It the home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Curley, Brudcnell.
Pte. sterling Blackelt of the Canadian Army. 27th Brigade. stationed at Peiawawa. is visiting Willi Mrs. Blackett and family at his home on water street.
Roy Hempniii of the Royal Can- adian Navy, who is a crew member Of the H. M. C. 8. Swansea, is visit- ilis his parents Mr. and Mrs. Guy Hemphill.
1 Rev. Parmenus Mscbeod, retired. 9” I few days ago to return to his home in Port Elgin. N. 3., fol- 8”": a visit with his sister. Miss Medic Macheod and his brother. '- Aibln MscI..ood.
A recent Baptism at st. James Roman catholic Church perform- "! by Rev. Father 0. Kiuins. was ihnt of Pi-ences Roeemery. tnisnt
3316:"?! 3;ild0heii..'l'hO sponsors of Oh". so Hf; aloud Pheeu
Emu! Wmllil ABOHI. ILA.
ladies plowing match.
hile her sister, Mrs. MacLcod
one ofya group of young Kin:,"S County business men who are en- gaged in assembling and exporting pulp wood. During the past sum- mei- they have operated a pulp storage yard here and have ship- ped one steamer load to New- foundland and three loads by steamer to Chandler in Quebec.
The Prince Edward Island Tu- berculosis League Mobile X-ray Clinic was in Georgetown on Sept. lilth and 20th. On Wednesday the pupils of the High School were X-rayed and on Thursday the citizens of the town and area were provided an opportunity at various periods tliroughout the day. at the Town Hall. -AC.
Vlhim lloatl and Vicinity
Miss Ruby MacL.end Alexandra. spent the week-end at Wliiin Road with her mother. Mrs. Ethel Macleod.
Miss Norma Campbell. Char- lottetown. visited her parents. M-r. and Mrs. Wesley Campbell. Wliim Road. during the week-end.
Mrs. Stanley Keefe. Wollaston. Mass. is holidaying at whim Road, the guest of her brother, Mr. Wes- ley Campbell and Mrs. Campbell.
Mr .and Mrs. Hector MacDonald, Wood Island. were recent visitors of r. and Mrs. Norman Mac- Dona d. whim Road.
The work of repairing and re- novating whim Road hall has al- ready begun. with Mr. Archie Stewart. and Mr. Emerson O'Con- nor both of Milltown. as carpent- on.
schools of this and surrounding districts were closed on Friday to enable their teachers to attend the annual district convention held at Uigg. Those attending in- cluded. Mrs. Russell Macaeth. of whim Road school and Mrs. Clor- don Moore. of Milltown school.
inspector and Mrs. Lewis wat- eon and family returned to Ottawa after being the guest. of Mrs. Watson's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Norman: MacDonald, whim Road. Before returning borne they will visit Mr. and Its. James Dean in Wolntrn. Hen. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Moore, whim Rood. together with their
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til. was a business visitor GMI.-town neatly. Mnsoom
guests. Mr. and Mrs. James Moly-
hich was five more than second place man
THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN
Mrs. Young at the left
had 88 points. -Photo by Durber.
eet. Mr. Charles -Photo byyDurber.
panied by Mr. and Mrs. Freeman sorrey Millltown, recently motored to Gleiiwood. where they visited Mr. and Mrs. Atwood MacDonald and family. and Mrs. Alfred Gor- rill and family.
Murray Harbor North and Vicinity
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Graham. Trenton. N.S.. were recent visitors to Gasporeaux guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Graham.
Mr. and Mrs. William Irving. Montagiu are spending a few days at their home in Murmy Harbor North.
Mrs. Russell Irving. Trenton, 1N. S. is visiting at Murray Harbor if-jorth. guest of Mr. and Mrs.
iicrhert Llewellyn.
Mr and Mrs. Jack Henderson,
accompanied by their daughter- in-law. Mrs. Herbert Henderson of Brewer. Maine, are spending
their holidays at Murray Harbor North. guests of Mr. Henderson's parents. Mr. and Mrs. James Henderson.
Mr. Harold Grahanrof Summer- ville. Mass. is spending two weeks visiting at Gaspereaux. guest of Mr. and Mrs. James Graham and Mr. and Mrs. George Graham. He is accompanied by his daughter, Gloria. who is visiting her aunt. Mrs. Harry Johnston and Mr. Johnston Peter's Road.
ANGLO RUSTICO W. I. .
The Anglo Rustico Women's In- stitute met at the home of Mrs. Noel Hooper on Tuesday evening. Sept. mi. in the absence of both the president and vice-president. Mrs. Read Stevenson was in the chair.
The meeting opened with the Ode and Creed and roll call was answered with pickle recipes. The minutes of last meeting were read and approved. Cu-respondence was read and discussed and Miss Cotes and Mrs. Noel Hooper were ap- pointed to collect for the Cancer Fund. Mrs. Hooper and Mrs. Reed Stevenson are to collect from non- members for the Orphanage fund and each member is to bring her donation to the next meeting. committees reputed and new ones were appointed as follows: lick Mrs. Reed Stevenson and Mill. ldlson nollines: in. Mrs. llsir Roliinu and Mrs. Paige Nunn: lunch. Mrs. Paige Nunn and Mrs. Reed Stevenson.
men: of Reading, Mass. accom-
lii nosing piece will be en-
. Alex MacRae platter scoring the highest points in
of Mount M
ellick holds the coveted silver
donated by the Batik of Commerce to the man
the meet. Mr. MacRae won
the silverware by scoring 98 points in the tractor two sod open event. Beside him- is the tractor that he used for the
first time
and behind him is his dog who is getting a
birds eye view of the proceedings.
-Photo
-Photo by Craswell.
by Durbcr.
Harley Ings of Southport
displays the composed look of a champion after winning the tractor three sod event. Harley scored 92 points. one better than Gordon Bruce of Pownal. He purchased a new plow the day before the
match.
New Annon and V. C .
icinity
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Crokcii
mid fllmilih Emerald. were vi.si'tnrs to New Aiinaii rcccntly.
-Mr. Walter Wadman has ac-
cepted a. position with Mr. Delbert Rayner for the fall harvesting season.
Mrs. Ella Moiithgo-iiiei'y and Mrs. Don Schurman were business vis- itors to Suinmerside recently.
The many friends of Miss Ber. tha MacKinnon will be sorry to hear she entered the Charlotte- town City Hospital on Thursday, Sept. 20. where she will undergo an operation. '
Mr. and Mrs. Al Seaman. Truro, Nova Seotia. are spending some time visiting at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Harry schurman. New Annan.
Mrs. Bradford Yen. Road's Cor- ner. was a recent visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry schui-man. New Annan.
Miss Margaret walker. Travel- lers Rest. has left for Mount Al- lison University. Sackvilie. where she will enter Grade XI.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Keough. Al- bany. were recent visitors at the home of Mr. Allie MacNeill. New Annan.
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Mr. and Mrs, Alban Kcoucli. Al- bany. were visitors at ilic home of Mr. Allie MacNeill on Sunday. Sept. lti.
notinced later and roll call will be answered with a questi n box The meeting closed with fl . awn lb-i King. and the lunch commiiico assisted bv the hostess, serxctl a delicious ltincli.
Mr. N. J. MacNeill, New Annaii. and Mrs. Major MacDonald, Sum- merside. motored to Charlottetown recently. where they visited with Mrs. N. J. MacNeill who has been a patient in the City Hospital for scvcral months. Mr. and Mrs. N. J. MacNeill will be married fifty- two years on Sept. 26th. Mr. Mac- Neill enjoys good heaitii and is able to be out daily. but Mrs Mac- Neill has been confined to her bed some live years with arthritis.
Mr. Arthur Wright and son and Miss Bea Wright. New Annan. at-
Fair in Charlottetown.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Casclcy and family, Wilmot Valley. attended the Rural Youth Fair in Char- lottctown.
Miss Norma Woodslde. Travel- ler's Rest. returned to her home recently. having spent I. few days visiting in Summerside.
AV. Mr. and Mrs. Myron Dawson. North 'n'yon. were visiting rela-
tives and friends in New Annan and Princetown on Sunday. Sept. 10.
LEADS IN BANK IOIIIIIEI
MONTR.EAiL. Sept. 21-tori - More bank robberies are commit- ted in the Province of Quebec than in any other Province in Canada. Arthur Rogers. secretary- trcasurer of the Canadian Bank- ers' Association said here yester- day. He told members of the Gyro Club that 118 banks had,bccn ro'obed in Qu:licc sin.e was com- pared in 72 in Ontario. 31 in Brit- ish Columbia and 12 in the other Provinces combined.
FAME!) IN SONG The Suwanee River. ade fain- c"- by American ba!”id.. flows 240 . from Georgia to the Gulf of i.iicx.cu.
tended the recent Rural Youth.
Ed Wood of Pownal stops to measure his sod during the ir
mcci. Mr. Wood scored the highest number of points
finished third in the tractor two,s0d this year with 94 points.
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competition for
the meet. A son of Jack Morrissey, Ch
School.
Pui Distress Call Down As Hoax; Third Recently
HALIFAX. Sept. 22- (CP) A false distress call crackled out of the Atlantic today but sea-.-cii o-ffici-als put it down as the third in a scries of unexplained hoax messages.
The message apparently from the Montreal freighter Mont Clair, 10.000-ton vessel about 200 miles east of the mouth of the St. Lawrence.
A chcck Wltiil the freighter rc- vcaied that no such message had been sent.
The distress call was heard by the R. C. A. F. but was not pick- ed up by the 'I'ranv.-port Depart.- nirnt's Marine Radio here.
Search officials here had no idca whether the false nies.-age had any connection with two oth-
came
Strange But True
By F. ii. MacArthur
That matchiess hymn Rock of Ages, had its spiritual birth in a barn where evangelistic services were being held in the year 1756. A young chap, Augustus Toplody. went to the barn out of curiosity. and became converted. And the sermon that converted him gave to Christendom: "Rock of Ages".
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Two thirds of our bodies are vvatcr, colorless. odorless andtastc- less.
An i800 foot coal mine in Corn- wall. England, has a permanent heat of 100 degrees. Even in the coldest days of winter it is only half a mile to mid-sumincr licat.
Strange But Title. getting larger. Proof: time water covered nearly the
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ers earlier this month. ' I
"But l'd like to get my liandsl on the guy responsible.” said one searrh co-ordinator. "it's evident! that he has never been lost him- I self."
The two earlier fake distress calls centred around a plane and I tanker.
The first. said an American plane was down in the Atlantic and was proven false after an investigation by American officials.
Shortly aitcr a call which gave the 10.000-ton tanker Guliray as its source also was evaluated as a hoax. The message said the tanker was afire off Key West. Fla.
BIDEFORD L. A. AND w. M. 5. --Mrs. Ivan Millar was hostess to the members of the Bideiord United. Ladies Aid and Women's Missionary lociety.on Tuesday ev- ening. Sept. lath. with a large number of members and visitors present. Mrs. Claude Hayes. pruident of Ladies Aid. opened the meeting with the singing of a hymn. Roll was called and minutes of previ- ous meeting were read and adopt- ed. Plans were made to hold a chicken supper in the I...0.I.. Hall on Wednesday. October 10th.
There was some discuuion on wiring the church for electricity and it was reported the personage was completed.
Mrs. Melvin Hutchinson invited the members to her home for next meeting. . Mrs. E. S. Burleigh. president of
whole earth surface. At present surface is three-cleventlis land.
It is interesting to note that the Atlantic. Mediterranean. and Paci- ilr. Oceans appear and disappear. while the Antarctic Ocean is the ever living and concealed.
The Zulus of Africa are the only tribe in the world who worship neither God nor idols.
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Australia is one of the most ancient lands remaining above water. and the native wild men of Borneo were a half animal tribe called Tasmanlans. now extinct.
The yellow race form the bulk of humanity today. The Malays. Tibetans. Hungarians. Finns, Eski- mos, and Red Indians have Mon- golian blood in their veins whlcli would seem to prove beyond ques- tion that at one lime Asia and North America were connected by a. strip of land.
Preacher John Wesley travelled 5.000 miles a. year; he preached on an average of three times a day. beginning his day at 5 o'clock
continued with the singing of a hymn and reading a scrintttrc Roll was called and minutes road and approved. A letter from a girl in India requesting the member"- buy crochc-ting and fancy wnr': from her to help out with her f”"l
cation was passed among
members and it was decided
Winners At Queen's County Plowing Match
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actor two sod open
in the lilfllli tlui'iir.: 1950, --llltoto lwy Durber. s-v-we
16 year old Glen Morrissey sits atop his tractor after scoring 97.poinls in the boys 16 and under. Glen was the second highest point WlliilC.l' .oi.' erry Valley he is a. student at Mount Mellick
the occaiis. are diminishing while the earth ismm, ,0 hm 1,1,1.
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in the morning, and yet had time to write 200 books. Coke crossed the Atlantic 18 i;mc.s. preached. wrote, travelled. established mis- sions. bcggcrl ("Dill door to door for them, and at. Til lie started to r-iirzstzniiize India!
We are never rciiricrcd so ridic- ulcus by qualities which we have. as by those which we aim at, or effect to have.
C
ng affection
u art: not afraid rks have been fro with water to save thclr nests when this failed they .:prra:l their vsiligs over
Starks liavc a s for their yotliic .1 in die for tiicin.
SI known to fly to and
in their bear . in a burnt lniiltliiic.
pcrishcri. That is
their little oiws. and so
vxith them in the flames
what is called (LX:.llQ lovc! O O 0
After the battle of Gettysburg. a soldier was fn'nicl (iC.'lfi on the iirld, iloiillnfl in has Ztzintl the pir- tt;rn of i!i.rrw .svn.wil rliilrlrcn No :v ('l”l'.(l lw learn- vns pwvlzshcd and by this nicans tlzo cliildrcii were plrkcfl up in .1 vlllnzc of Western New York. The mic of this pic- ture resultcd iii the fouiicliiig of the "Natioiizil Orpl an linincstead" at Gottysbiii'c. the Humis- ton children. the o....iiials of the picture, found a home. and a mo- ther iii the kind-lioaricd matron.
Mary L)llil. n poor little girl in the slum district of Lnntloii.iis she was dyiiig. siiirl: "i am glad I am going to die. bcrniise iriv brothers and sisters ulli have more to eat!"
The heart is the inost important organ in the human body, as the spot in the heart. last to expire is the seat of organic life.
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28.000 EXT.” CUTED
HONG KONG Sent. 2l-fRetil.- risigaliiv-n t. 2-9.000 pr-rsons um-c cxr-mtrri CT-1l'i7linlSi.S in
the South F ".1 phvince of Kwangtuna; in t"-c i0 months up to Aug. 10. the r-as-e languaile
newspaper Sm: Trio J:h P30 re- ported inday.
PIIYFICIVT .Vll5'n'l.V(i
l'.'.iSlii.V"'l" '.'l--tA'Pl ?l.!' ll - It . ..ri-usnr-old nil” iri-' r l d on sc:-rel. ll.fCllc: ii at p-niccts. has
ihCyl)C':ll inisslllz .-i". c Monday and iii '0 .i.hc object of n sraittii by lhCiFed-
write her and request a price lLst;cmi Bureau of Investigation and
of articles to be sold.
There was some discussion on'dgy, Pugh is the iayette set. and sick calls w-re Ielectronlcs Meeting closed by IF--instrument. peatlng general thankszivino if1:W"'liCh does rt-5:.-irch unison. after which dainty rcfresh- fence Dr-pnitrmni.
reported.
lthe Women's Missionary society,
ments were served by the hostess.
'police of most. east coast cities to- cmployed as an expert liv the Jacobs Co.. Bethesda, Md.. for the De- on secret pro-
jects.