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Th (2 ai be bought at the ' 0 plans In .I0.llIj:c.:r :I.ue '33”-L. lcutaiarant. and GuMu - in decou- iown: The Post Office: in courts: The lunch Inc and I. Ital-
.9I0OlI! cw: DANCE. Bea- ver Hall. llonday. October 3rd.
Jlr. Malcolm Lott. Mai-ahlield. was a recent visitor to Montague. guest of Rev. F. N. Young and
Mrs. Young.
Mr. and Mrs. !!.-C. Mellish ll.' tended the Church of Christ con- ference at Murray Harbour over the Iyek-end.
..tMr. Ken MacLaren and Mr. Glen Wigginton of Montague were visitors yesterday to New Glas- gow. N
...:d.. Mr. John Hogan. commercial traveller, was a recent visitor to Montague and vicinity, calling on his regular customers.
Rev. J. A. Munro. B.A., M.C.. Toronto. Ontario, home, mission secretary of the Presbyterian Church in Canada, was a recent- guest of Rev. F. N. Young and Mrs. Young, Montague.
Miss. Lydia Hennigar. who is presently employed in Antigonlah is spending a few days at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. William E-lennigar. Montague. She is ac- companied by her friend. Miss Iso-
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Wm, PAULA bel Campbell, also of Antigonish. ooimis MAIRES - ciiiiioii suiinssiic Mm mm w,,.,,,' Lowe, mm. mo cum SYAIS
itague r”etiirned”homerafter an en- joyable vislt to Ehigland. Mrs. Wright, it native of England came to Canada when very young and this was her first visit back home she enjoyed visiting different parts of England and renewing old ac- quaintances. Much time was spent in Cornwall as guest of her older sister.
Pisquid East liotes
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.fMr. and Mrs. George W. Jay were visitors to Charlottetown on Friday.
Mr. Earle MacDonald. Lorne Valley, was in Pisquid East on business Friday.
Mr. Francis Mac.Donald. Char- lottetown. spent the week-end with friends in Pisquid Ear.-i.
Miss Shirley Jay. Charlottetown, spent the week-end at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jay, Pisquid East.
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Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Birl. Park- dale. spent Sunday in Pisquid East.
Miss Theresa Kelly was a vial- tor to Charlottetown on Saturday.
Miss Georgie Dover. student at P.W.C., Charlottetown, spent the week-end at the home of lierrpar- ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Dover. Pisquid East.
COMING MONDAY
THETEIUEURE YOU NEVER EXPECTED TO SEE ON THE SCREEN!
Miss Evelyn Woolridge, Mount Stewart, spent the wek-end with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Woolridge. Pisquid East.
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Mr. and Mrs. John White, Mon- tague. were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jay on Sunday CVCW
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Mr. Floyd Jay motored to Pug- waah. Nova Scotia, Monday. He was accompanied by his friend. Mr. Peter Macbeod. Lorne Valley.
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Mrs. George W. Jansnent the week-end with her son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Earle MacDonald, Lorne Valley-
I Whiin Road. I I and Vicinity Miss Norma Mai:Leoil. who il employed in Charlottetown. spent the week-end at Whlm Road Wllh
my parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Campbell. .
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Cecil Campbell.
Mrs. Garnet Moore is convales- clng at her home at Whlm Road after her recent operation at the
Kenzie.
Leod, followed sale.
The meeting then closed with the Mizpah Benedictlon.'
Wit! Montague t.bay.wcre the Mr. Danny Mumy and Power.
ing.
able to pay the cost. He
Wives.
canvassers who will begin
is hoped that they will the generous support of all citizens of the community.
Church ladies Aid Meeting
The
regular meeting of
the President, Mrs. on Tuesday evening.
the last meeting were read approved.
Vickerson. She reported that committee had decided to buy stoves.
up. some and it was moved that
the buying of stoves. should
for discussion. It was
brown bread and pie.
Shipping News
AT HALIFAX- Arrlved Wednesday
None.
sailed Wednesday
Maria de Larrenaga. for
Juan.
AT SAINT JOHN- Arrived Wednesday Manchester Division. from Man- cheater
sailed Wednesday
None.
I L L ' Mr. and Mrs. William Boimer HELSINKX, Finland. Oct. 18- l0IeI- cotlne. grey hat with green W1"; ?-??---b&-- I a a . i----g,ggg"'T" and daughter, Shirley of Charlotte. (Ap)..'rh, threat, of a general 0Hll- Oct 34. Dec 79 1-4A. MIY trim,- and corresponding aces- u . ”TCCm”'” town spent Saturday at Whim strike iniFlnland was averted to- 77 1'3A- ' , series. R - Road. guests of Mr. and Mrs. night. A competent source said Barley! Oct 1-32 7-9: DEC 110
aome 110,000 striking metal and timber workers ,government proposal to mediate wage demands and aareed to re-
had accepted
ume work. .
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Mr. I-Iugble
....... - ..'CANCll FUND MEETING - A special meeting of the Cancer Fund committee was held in the Legion Hall, Montague. last nl ht with Mr. A. F. Campbell pres d- ing. Judge .1. S. Deslioches was the guest speaker for-the even- He explained to those at- tending the purpose of the Fund. and the use to which" the money was put with respect to cancer re- search, and to help those afflicted with the disease who' were un-
said that such a great cause requir- ed and justly deserved the whole hearted support of all. the citigcns to help combat this dread disease whL:jL!lls'Ilf'eEd,y taken so many ATI? or thanks waE"tci'i'T dered Judge DesR0ches by Mr. A. F. Campbell and Mr. Rod Martin. Final-instructions were given the
work in this district this week. It receive
Montague fr United it
Ladies” Aid of Montague United Church was held at the home of Effie Bruce,
The meet- ing opened with a hymn. follow- ed by roll call. The minutes of
The report from the stove com- mittee was given by Mrs. Howard
The matter of buying dishes for the church kitchen was then taken It was decided to purchase
committee which had looked about
tend to the buying of the dishes. The men's supper then came up decided that the menu would be beans,
Mrs. Reynolds presented an idea to raise some funds. .This idea was that calendars made by Miss Mary Martin who iearned- the idea when she was out on the west coast be used. -Upon motion, it was decided that the project would begin in December, 1950 and carry it tliroughto December, 195i, and that Miss Martin be asked to take charge of the calendars. The Boys Rally to beheld No- vember 3. 4 and 5 was brought be- fore the mceting by Mrs. Mac- It was decided to serve beansm weiners at the ban- quet to be held on Saturday. Sev- eral members offered to entertain boys in their home. The next meeting is to be held at the home of Mrs. Lester Mac- by a while elephant
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Wake island. (This ' radioplioto is by NEA-Acme. Staff Phofogrnphe: Erank Caiicellare and was-trana- mitted directly from Honolulu to N Yorlr via Acme --Trans-Ru ce' er.) i R. i
E18103! '- President
Truman talks. with General Doug- las MacArthur and the generalls political adviser. Brig. Gen. Court- ney Whitney. during the significant conference on far iEa'sti policy at
Presbyterian-wave 'VI.M.S. Meeting Al iiMonla'gue
Mrs.iA. J. Maolbeod entertained the members of the W.M.B.of the Prubyterian Church. Montague at the home of her daughter, Mrs. .E. H. Stewart Monday evening, October 16th. The meeting opened with the hymn ”0 sing A New Song To The Lord." The Scripture reading was read by Mrs. P. N. Young fol- lowed by the Lord's prayer in unison. Mrs. James Currie gave a very interesting reading from the study book "Toward A New Japan". This part of the meetin, closed with a hymn. The minutes of the previous meeting was read by the secretary, Mrs. W. R. Garrick. There were fourteen members present and the roll call was ans- wered by a verse of Scripture. The visiting committee reported making nine calls during the month. . it was decided to hold the an- nual thank offering service early in November when: missionary film will be shorn. A pleasing feature of the meet- ing was the presence of three lite members. Mrs. MaoLeod, Mrs. W. Duke'and Mrs. W. A. Johnstone. The meeting closed with the Mizpah benediction. The Ladies Aid Society held I brief business meeting conducted by the presi- dent Mrs. A. D. Macl..urs. Following the reading of the minutes and the roll call." a report of the supper was given. This was a financial success and a nice get- together for the congregation and friends despite the inclement weather. i At theclose of the meeting Mrs. Stewart served a delicious lunch. and a vote of thanks was tendered her for her kindness.
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i - l . . -. i any ,, . lliilii',naunz.-Ilai:EvIo.n Wpsililing-' Marlee United hurch was the scene of A V pretty. gulumn wedding on W esday. October 11 at 2.30 p. m.. w n Margaret Hoop- er Macltwen.-da' hter'of”Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Mac . en was united in marriage with Roland Keith Robin- - son, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Robinson of Charlottetown. The Reverend W.-E. Altken of Exmouth street United Church. st. John, N. 13., was the officiating clergyman. The bride. given inlinarriage by heir father, was attended by Miss Mas Robinson. sister of the groom, while diminutive Gloria Ann. Mac- Kay. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stirling Macxly. made. a . most charming picture as flower-girl. Or- ganist for the ceremony was Mrs. Allison MacRae, whoalso accom- panied Mr. Ivan Robinson, the n'oom's brother; as soloist. M-r. Sheldon Mactwen. brother of the bride, was the groom's ac- tendant. Usherlng the guest. were Mr. Allison Macnae and Mr. Free. man Webster. u . ' The church was beautifully de- corated with gladioli. ahnpdxggon, Ind colorful autumn leavea.. For her wedding-gown. the bride chose chantilly lace over satin,-with basque waist and - bouffant skirt, and fingertip veil of crepe illusion. Her only ornament was .a damn, strand of pearls. gift of the groom. She carried a white Bible, with an. cade of gardenias. ' The bridesmaid worew :- lenrth gown: 1 maize taffeta” with :xe't4wliiil:n the tits flower-gag-1 17.; case ' alei sort taff v. bonnet to igatchfx an mm The bride's mother 'lODltCd regal in a two-piece black chiffon velvet with mink neck-piece. Her barrage was talisman roses. Mrs. Robinson was dressed in wine with grey gc- cesories and her corsage was pink carnations. Following the ceremony. a recap. tion-for over sixty guests was held ' 4 ' at the summer home of the bride's Parents. The table was adorned with a centrepiece of pink ma Whlm 3lIdl0ll.- flanked with silver caxidlebra holding lighted mpg", A beautifully decorated wedding Elke topped with a miniature bride and mom occupied a place of honor. Pouring tea. were Mn. .1, 1), Davlsori Mrs. Vernon I-iowatt, and Mrs. W. E. Aitkcn. whiler Mu, L.A(:;1l3&ilmei-I cut thvei ices. . 3 ii ser n w Mil!" llguke Cox. lglildreeda -1?; ' Gcrace Crosby. Helen Cox; Te;-cu. 50351161”. Mlrzuerite Brehaut. Mary Mlclnnls. Miriam Matthews and M-35.1 R3: tAf'tleck. F B as the bride was va by the Reverend J. D. Davisomgiang 2513.”? daeidoo'?iglr)i't tin eti mom' Tel” u a on were rea byPMr.uShela4:& Maclwen. d or ave . the. bride was at- tired in a tailoi-ed'auit of green in.
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Grain
WINNIPEG. Oct. 18 -- (CPl-- Early advances in oats and barley futures prices were either reduced or erased in late trading today on the Winnipeg Grain Exchange. Trading was moderately active. The reductions were caused by late increases in hedging sales. Early in trading. the hedging sales were overcome by good buying but when they increased support grew thin and price reductions were marked up.
Rye saw support on both aides of the board from American ac- counts. Prlces,dropped slightly.
In expgrt business. Switzerland- was allo ated 200.000 bushels of wheat and Belgium 100.000 bushels. Costa Rica took a small lot. Class two wheat. for export to countries outslderthe liiiernatlonal Wheat Agreement. was unchanged except for no. 3 durum which inc;-eased by two cents.
After their motor-tour of an Maritime Provinces. thecoupls will
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Flax : 3.57.
- dian Tire Corporation.
King's County Hospital. All wish her in speedy recovery.
0' CQITOL T0-BAY rm. - SAT.
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Watts. Si-IIQWING AT 3:30-7-8:45
Charlottetown spent the week-end with Mrs. Watts' parents. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Campbell, Whlm Road.
Her many friends are pleased to know that Miss Edith MacDonald is making a satisfactory recovery ht her home in Whlm Road after her recent operation in the Prlncr Edward island lioapitai.
Residents of Miiitowii and aur- roundlng districts were saddened to learn of the paaalng of Min Donelda Ifatheaon. The sympathy of the entire community is ex- tended to her parentn. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Matheaon. and other members of the family In their loll. "
The farmers of Whlm Road and vicinity are busy harvesting a - bumper 'crop of potatoes. The schools ha 0 cloud for tlIelr-an-
I fall alien to enable thc assist in the harvesting
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