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This is the opening scene of . presented Monday afternoon for

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tMaritime tour and has been play I

. The com 11 , which travels or rented Tuelsdtay Hevening at the of Charlottetown and Monday ,ing in New Brunswick and Nova éhartered has been enthusi- Queen Oler e lgh Sch001 Alld evenlng- For the Dubllc- lScotia since Oct. 2. Their P.E.I. ‘astically received by school and

ltorium. “As You Like It” will be The Earle Grey Shakespeare ; engagement is sponsored by the adult audiences throughout its

Island Shrine Club for the se-ltour.

ively decorated with autumn foli- . age and flowers.

WOI‘Sllilp was conducted by the!

5.5. Rally Day Held In Church

On Sunday morning. October 5th, the. Presbyterian Sunday school held their Rally Day Ser- vice in the church, with quiet miﬁic played by Mrs. Percy MakPherson. Call to worship by Mr; Dunlop, pastor of Church. Prayer of invocation by Alma Hart, followed with hymn “All p.’ e that on earth do dwell". Scnptnre reading by Alton Ellis. Prayer of, confession by Annie Easter, followed with hymn.

Scritpmm reading by Albert MacWiIIiams. Prayer of thanks- giving by Sandra Macisaac. The chafing was taken care off by Dianne MacWilliams and Elsie

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CORBEIL, France (Reutersl— DORKllNrG. E‘ntglandtReutersl pre§iﬁfgtb Mﬁls: F‘KJ' C'dl'pen‘tm': Best - selling novelist FrancoiseI ~A 15-year-old boy who sta'bbed 31588150” Tgctarlnsén‘t 6121‘ 3310 rMea: tSagan was fined 50,000 ’ ‘ncsl ll horses in or near their left M 1M m1“ h 55d ti “'1; about $115l Tuesday for careless, eye with a ball-point pen Tues-

yr a ews W 0 ma 16 New I driving that led to an accident day was sent to a reform school

TeSta‘mEn't lesson alld Mrs‘ Nor” I in which she almost lost her life. I by a juvenile court. man Oliver who led in prayer. 1

Special music included a quart-l ette, “Wonderful Peace” by l t Misses Lorraine Campbell and ‘ Evelyn Carpenter, Garth Wilkie and Dean Carpenter, and choir; selection, “Praise The Lord.”

The offering was received byi Mrs. Sergeant Metherall and Mrs. ‘ F. J. White.

Guest speaker of the evening: was ‘Mrs. Andrew Jardine of ‘ Freetown. She laid before her; hearers a challenge to takel

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Hart. Prayer by Annie Easter. a diet, “Under His Wings" was nicely rendered by Cathia and Sandra Maclsaac, followed with Ivan “Break thou the Bread of use". Mr. Dunlop then gave a Very inspiring message. his

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broth to a close with hymn, f‘Jesus Thou Joy Of Loving Hearts” and benediction.

Welcome Given To New Bride

At large number of friends of NOFboro and other communities 'Zatllered at their home to wait 911 and Mrs. Donald Glover In honor of their recent marriage an(Ho welcome Mrs. Glover, the {tiger Arline Laiter to the dis-

Ao address was read by Mr. A“Sign Harding and a much. a Chair and a magazine rack were Presented to the newlyweds on bell-KI! of friends and} neighbors. AWIHE in making the present- ation were Messrs. Lloyd Sharpe fem Stewart and 1 iie Webs- r. ' A feature of the evening was Shouting of the slides of the wedding, by Arnold MacCaull. Refreshments were served by the ladies.

Given. 30-Day Ioil Sentence

SUMMERSIDE # A Tignish mm convicted of driving a W? vehicle while intoxicated . Sentenced to serve 30 days halal-l I-n Magistrate’s Court

Monday evening. It was the l"'vused's second offence. . Elmo witnesses were heard in a“.9388 of a Toronto man. for- mlﬂy 0f Days Corner. charged M the theft of a safe and $60

the store of J. P. Gaudet ofIR‘iChmond on the night of summer 7th. The case was $11.1" adjourned to October

“‘9 witnesses were Mrs. Rd— “3‘” MaCLeod of Days Corner; tgm“! J. Cameron. w ho found 'afe about a \‘l’t‘t‘lx out) on the .8” Road. and (unstable Bow- es 0‘ Ille Sitmmt'i's'tlt‘ Dctncle mm of the It L‘.‘l l’.

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R.C.A.F. Division . Of C.W.L. Meets

SUMMERSIDE ~ The regular

subdivision of the Catholic Wo- men's League was held on Menv day, October 13th, in the chapel room with the president. Mrs. C. A. Vivian in the chair. Rev. erend Father J.W. MacGillivrayI opened the meeting with the League Prayer.

The treasurer's report read by Mrs. J. A. Sampson showed a satisfactory bank balance.

Reports were received from the following conveners: Mem— bership, Mrs. A. Sawyer: En-

tentainment, Mrs. M. Rociheleau; Press, Mrs. J. M. Forestell.

Due to the absence of the con- vener. Mrs. G. Duquette, a re- port of the recent rummage sale was not tabled.

Arrangements are underway to procure a film to be shown at Iihe Station theatre in Nov: ember.

A motion was passed to hold a tea and bazaar in February. Mrs. E. A. Ryan will be in change of the fish pond, etc Mrs. M. DeCos-te, knitting and fancy work and Mrs. M. Rochel- eau, serving.

Mrs. E. A. Ryan and Mrs. J. A. Ohabat, volunteered to visit hospital patients for the coming month.

In his remarks to the meet- ing, the spiritual director men

the church in the death of Pope Pius X11 and urged all members to pray for both the repose of his soul and Divine guidance for those responsible for the elect-

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MacGiilivi-ay Ill so suggested that the library at the rear of the chapel be enlarged so books of an interesting and edu— (-alional nature would be avail- able to members of the parish.

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Thonkoffering

MON'I‘AGUE —— The Women's Missionary Society Thankoffering service was held on Sunday evening at Montague United. Church. Rev. Leonard S. Wolfrey of Murray Harbor was guest speaker.

His address. Mr. Wolfrey gave the highlights of home mission work in his native province of Newfoundland. He told many in- teresting dealing with his work there. He spoke of the great work done by the W.M.S., mentioning particularly the boxes of clothing

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The Valleyfield ladies quartet! consisting of Mrs. W. A. Bruce. , Mrs. Preston Peardon, Mrs»

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Mrs. Arnold Wighrtman sang an I anthem “Make A Joyful Noise", also "How Great Thou Art” with Dr. A. E. lugs taking the solo part. Mrs. L.A. Johnston presided at the organ.

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