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OTTAWA.- A glacier at the brad of Phillips Bay, Elle;.mere Island. in the northern Arctic. is SPPH producing little itebergl.

Note the berg: have not been glacier of ice aheet--priviectlng able to float away arid the sr.ow- , into the bay. oovered nitiraines-deposibs of earth and rocks carrtcd by a

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ELLERSLIE AND BIDEFORD

Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Barlow and small son. Summersidc. were re. cent visitors of Mr. Bariow's par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bar- low.

Mr. and Mrs. William Sloone. and children, Toronto are visit- ing Mrs. Sloone's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Emanel Ross. 1

Mr. Vernon Grant was a visit- or to Summerside on Thursday.

Mrs. Earl Simmons. New Glaa-, gow N.S. is visiting her sister and I brother-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Har- l old Gillis. also visiting her sister l is Mine Ruth Thompson. Hart-1 ford. Conn. U.S.A. t

Mrs. Florence Grant. Summer-It side is spending a few days visit-l lng friends and relatives in El- lersiie.

Friends of Mrs. Preston Mac- Caull are sorry to hear of her illness and all wish her a speedy recovery.

Mrs. Albert Sharpe and daugh- ter, Vicki Lynn were visitors to Sttmmerside recently.

Friends of Mrs. Herbert Hutch. inson are sorry to hear of lier' Illness. All wish her a speedy re- covery.

Mrs. Winnie Morrison. Alber- ton. Mrs. Sara O'Brien. Burling- tnn. F ll. spent the weekend visit- in: Mr. and Mrs. .lohn Morrison.

Miss .l:-niina Smith is spending -omc time at the home of her mother. Virs. Colin Smith. after attending summer school in Nova Srtilia. S

not and Mrs. Parker and d;oii:litt-r are visiting Mr. and Mr: L i. Biirliegh and friends hcrc.

Roi. Pnrkt-r was some yriars BRO.

tlr. and Mrs. Arnold Mat'Catill. Ciiarlottctovin. were recent visi- tors of Mr. and Mrs. P M. Mac- llaiill.

tlr. and Mrs. tiltfford MacDon- gail and son. U.S.A are visiting at the home of Mr and Vlrs Jame: ttarhougall and Mr. and Mrs. Kirth Vlacnougall. also Air'- llat-l)niigall's mother. Mrs. Al- phriis Ramsay. Mt. Pleasant.

Miss Ruth Thompson. Harttorc Cnnn. left Thursday morning ttpon return. She was acr'imti:m- il'fI as far as St. John NZB. ii,- her uxtcr. Mrs. Harold Gillis. who will spend a few dws with her daughter and sot fl-ulw Mr. and Mrs. Melvin llti-cliinson.

Mr. and Mrs. (ilenlord M.l.1: in-ompaoi d by Mrs. Albert Sharpe and daughter Vicki were recent visitors to i)i'.r;ti-v.

The monthly meeting if the Anglican Ladies Aid was hell at the home of Mrs. tttirciice Cook on Wednesday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. Alfred M.icLean and granddaughter. Ernestine. arrived home Monday rienins. after spending three weeks visit- tng friends and relatives ltl Brit-

pastor here

cent vlattor to Summerside. Mr. and Mrs. Cyril M.'l.Iir and children and Mr. and Mrs. Mar- ven bone and daughter. Burling- in

w Glee-

Simmons. Ne luv. N5-. ''II I L or of Ir. ant In. it

.Sunday.

Sloane: mother and sister. Mrs. lGillis' mother, Mrs. Muriel El-

li). Ross and Jenny. who are llands.

going to spend the winter lhere.,

,Mr. Ross ll going at a later Betty Phillips,

date. Mrs. Jonetta Ogden and Miss,Albert Sharpe.

Betty Rennie. Elmsdale. werei

Sunday visitors of Mrs. 0gden'siBernard Adams. who are em-ytfhlfll W55 C3Tl”l9Vd W1 by ME l"flNI- played in Gagetown, spent the A-laud? L"”5- I0rk-

parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold i Gillis. Labor Day weekend at th e i r Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hayes .homes here.

and children, Halifax. N S. spenti Mrs. Maynard Pt-rry, Sum-

the Labor Day weekend visiting nierside, spent Sunday ilslIIlnKl(

her parents. Claude Hayes.

Congratulations are being ex- tended to Mr. and Mrs. Chester Adams on their recent marriage: which took place in tlamiltoni Ont. Mrs. Adams is the form- er Minnie Biggar, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Biggar. Tyne Valley. and Mr. Adams is

Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Burton Btirliegh.

Maritime Trip Is Enjoyable

accompanied by her uncle Mr.

. III! 50" 0f M12 Ind Mrs. Bel" Parmenas Phillips of Kensing- Achtevement DQY buted to the club members by MFG Adams. lion had a very enjoyable holiday ,the club leaders of each club,

Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Barlow recently. travelling ihruiigli No-. on wmnpsdm-. 5,,,i9n,bcglLlo)'d Lockcrby and Mrs. Ivan and son. Suniniei-side, were va Scotta and New Hrttnsiiit-it. 4",. ,,,,.,,,i,,." of the Malpequg Pickering, for Malpeque and weekend visitors of Mr. Bar- '1'hey,lcft on August iltlth bylmd Kensington 4." ca” Club. Kensington respectively. Allan low'a parents, Mr. and Mrs. car with Mr. and Vlrs liobcryhem Hm, A(.hi,.v,"m." Day .1 Palmer. agricultural represent-

Hnward Barlow.

rs. Morristiti. and her titicle visited James Ilardtng. itiiti is a brother of Mrs. Morrison, and his wife who are now living in Halifax.

They also visited Mr. and Mrs.

and son and Mr. motored

lleiiry to St. John. They were also ac- companied by Mr. Vernon Grant. who left from St. John for Winnipeg. where he is stat- ioned in the RC.

Grant N B. on i

parents, Mr. and Mrs, Hamid thp artists gather to paint the,(Tiirol Pit-kt-ring. I-Iii:-lc l.ockcr- h ,

Gillis and Mr. Willard Hittchln- IIW mks and Calm hi"? WI- by I" ” mu" '"'d b'”"""'I”t""' W". Th” W,” ummmnitd ,9,-5, , s,,,N,"-. Judging. ,3 R r 1, Mr. and Mrs Dan MacArthur. home by hlr. and lilrs Bill Mor- TINEV also crossed the new Inickrrhy, Wn,i'ne Lot-kerhy.I Th” "m"-V mend” "Id "IEIIV" rison and Mrs. llarold Giliis. :th"d89 ,",V;t':1 '31 Daiitmtiuth Vl('II1;l'f9 Ann Ramsnv. :'rc-'IIf& hI":::'I;t:t l::'-;':?:h:;u:;

iii-,, and Mrs. James Morrison 9-V W.” : ': "'9 "" " ” Kr.NsiNt'ro.v . . '.

and two children Barry andland Mm.” who we"! rormorlyi Tho rest-ills for tlir K0n&ilIK' the MI(Il”an Memonal Hell". Prcily vir-re weekend iisitors oftlmm S"mm"md?' hm nnw navel ' I I Pmrm 3 ml"), "lend. whh

thrtr parents. Mr. John Morrison and Mr. and Mrs John Biggar. Tyne Valle-y.t Mrs Tht-odore Gilli: andt daughtcr Willina motored Siituirrside on Saitirdny. Thiise tiltcnrlmg A Y P, A, Cniiferrnce at Crapaiid were as follows: Misses Carol Mac(laull,l Mary Williams. Ernisline Eng- land, Kathleen Ellis. Marilyn. Williams. Lorraine Banks, Johnl Williams.

returned home the following Mon- day well pleased with their trip. which had been pleasant in ev-

Bodeque 4-H . Achievement Day The members of the Bedcquc and Ronnie England. iV-E 4-ll (ialf (flttb held their Ar- Mr. and Vlrs. Ernest f'ayn- hieiemcnt Day on September for and family Summerside.l5th. at the Betleque rink. The were rt-rcnt visitors to F.llerslie.tjudge for the occasion was Al-

Mr and Mrs. Reginald Lock-llisun Profltl, liolstt-in breeder. hart and son Raymond, Amherst. Freetown.

NS wt-re rt-cent nvernightl The rt-suits are as follows tin guests of Mr. and Mrs. Albert order of merit: Slllrpt l Efficiency in years work: Friends of Mrs llarold Gillla Carl Wright. Wyman Wright. are sorry to hear of her illness, Donald Stavert. ; and that she is a patient in 0'-3 Judging Donald Sta verl , Leary (Iommtinitv Hospital All Ernest Slavert. Hilly (lraig wish her a speedy recovery. I Junior Holstein yearling Miss 7.eIIa MacDonald, Mont- class: Gerald Green. Elaine

real arrived home recently to Green, James McCardle. spend her vacation here. 1-yearold Holstein clues: Carl Friends of Mrs. Gordon Mll- wright. James McCardle. Char- lar are sorry to hear of her ill- lene Wright. ness. All wish her a speedy re- Showman Ship: Carl Wright. CHVPFM Charlene Wright. Gerald Green Mrs Raymond Gillie and Mrs. At the conclusion of the pro F1. Gillis were recent visitors to gram. Allan Palmer gave a few Suinmersidv. guests of Mrs. remarks.

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The Freetown 4-H Calf Clubi 'H.olstcint: Wendell Barnard.

Mr. and Mrs. Ord Sharpe and members held their annual ac-lcolborne Clow Mildred Ber- ()'l.ear,v. Wt3relIllEVEfD9llI day lilonday. at the mini. Denton Clow. Douglas

iiuonday guegts 91 Mr, ".4 M.-5.;iarntstead of Yilr. Robert Jar- Profitt. Wilton Gadiner.

ldtne. A large ringside audience Junior llolstcin Yearling:

Messrs Neil Matouat-rie and WIlnPss('d the judging program Douglas Prnfttt. Wendell Ber- Dcnton Clow. Colhorne

e Mrs. Earnest Moi'i'tsim '.lr.i

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mm" M S"'I""""'"d'."h” ""9 the Kensington Rliik. The Judges III" 8"? I IGW I'9mlI'IU In Mr. and iii-s. Sit-riing Piitttip.-i'””'"3 ” "'9" "”"'” '” '”"'"”i for the in-i-a-ton were .lim .'iliin- the clubs on their fine showing.

. Charles Payntcr and d:iughter,'pI"'"g5 '5'” " "'”m”' 'I" "d'. Mml" V"'""'-Thclina. and her Illlshilnfl Thcy " "I ""'"'l' I

leaves in Sept. for (it-rinany. lie mm a wry pimmm Ir”, lhrmmh Flfucicntgv in years work: 535k is Vltlilinll 81 III? home of ,IlRS spent the last month visiting , Halifax 5;", me sm.,.,,u,,mng dis, Hoistrin: Ann llotiisav. Jininiic INS bl'0ll'('T Ind SlSlP";"l-llW- MP- his parents. Mr. and Mrs. W.l.,.i(.,,' Carritthers, Donna ('arrtithcrs.lR"'I M11 RWIIINI P-lllih NOTIIP G”""- i From the citadel they had a 5ll0W"'3"5I1lD Clliiii WByl'lCi'm ,

Mr. and Mrs. lit-lvin Hut('h- magnificent now of tho rity Lockcrblfv Mm m""53.V I M,” Pnrl IN” S'' 'I"h'"t Ni inson and daughter. Su s 1. n, spread otit before them. They Efficient-.V in years work: B: '5,w”'dl"3 ll" VECEII0" wlm spent the weekend visiting their went otii to Peggy's Cove. iihere shorthorn Wtiync l.twkr-rhy, ll” Sm" Ind bI'0"l9'”l"'IIW- M'-

Md Mmltaken up residence there. Theyl

R. C. A. F. WiiIf.'.arI: Battle Of. Britain Suriday

The turning point of the Se-ZGroup Captain W. H. Sweuhal. cond World War. "The Battle DFC. DSO. Commanding Offic- of Britain." will be commemon er of the local R.C.A.F. Station. ated on Sunday. September 15th. iDr. 0. Phillips. a Member of The conflict. one of the i:rcatest'Parliament for Prince County. aerial contests in hisntgry. wzfand gather dlgaiitaries reviewin- won despite treme on: ad fing timmersi c tovia an eer- through cunning and cour-Wice clubs. 31:.-. ;i:'Iitt:iin's M.intst.e:iis,gLu'n-: "rt 1 esc” lS me" Following the ceremony in Valor who fought in this battle o-.- as .--3--. t?”.:S'it.5flFr.”'sul.t::”'t.5'3 733;... ".'L.Y.?t'.;.t'” 2?; L.'.'...u.... ,""' ,,".;'”" .””' '.".l.'”'"i-I..i'”3 ' ,, ocat in rant 0 e er ”"i3'iL'”...i”m52?.i” i1.?lcZ'"'.-- l”"l”""” "'3 C”'"'i' 1"” "ii; commence -1 .11 --m when wu-Iiitiwtit.”?.f3'..i...."'3'i.i'”li.. mg ' t ' t se wt roup an in . .2td:?..'.:””...'..'".c'-.i..."..'Z."ittiliftft; - Sww"-m Dr 0,, ,::,t,'i"iP,,-,- into Memorial Park and await;5.21""dEmEri::I”;;l0;:winz The :1: "T"! ufhmr) (f":":I:"y c:r: lmari.-h pastvlbe palgade wilslupre? 9 C99" all - l"'"1 5 ' reed to .otre ame . mony, wreaths will be laid by iwhere It will be dismissed.

Propose Town Abattoir Be Moved To Another Location

Considerable discussion took -(llIl0l' Jenkins in the need for

place at the Summersidc town changing location and providing council meeting Monday regard- a new building.

ing the town-owned Abattoir, l Councillor Leo Wood said the with Councillor Jenkins defend-,abatt.oir was now located in an ing the need for the service and 1 industrial area. and said he felt be changed from its proximity Sthat town people were not 883' to the residcntial ldistrict and iting a fair deal in the use of that a new and larger building abattoir storage or curing facil- be provided. tttes. which were being. used ex- Counciilor Clark also stippori- tensively for custom killing and ed the continuation of an abat- storage.

ioir service for the toxin andl Councillor Jenkins. however.

pointed out the advantages and pointed out that it was the cus- services that the dealers and ;tom work which meant a big

vice. and concurred with Cuun-latiun of the plant.

4-H Calf Club At Freetown I Has Annual Achievement Day

C low

The results of the different Showmanship: Douglas Pro-

classes are as follows 'in ordertfitt. Norma Stetson. Mae Rige- .of mcrtt': llow Colborne Clow. Linda Stet- Ffticti-ntgv in )'t-'al"! work. sun. Ht-cf ('la.sstc ltuheri Jardine, .lurlging' Douglas Prufitl. Col- Vtirma Stetson. Linda Sit-tson.rborne ('lnw. Mildred Bernard.

yI.8ltTa Rt-ct-es. Mae Rag:-low. lwendell Bernard. Wilton Gard- H

Efficicncy in years viorlt. tner.

Douglas Thompson. I

Seasonsl Judging: Johnson, Kenneth Andrea Johnson.

At the conclusion of the judg- ing program. prizes were distri-

Malpeque And I

dy of the ('illtbI(Ill Dept. of Ag-

riculture and Allison Prllflllg

Freetown. ,

MALPEQUE

The results of the

Malpeqtiei Mr. Fri-ii Ellis. Clcarwater.

and Mrs. Reginald Birch. and al-

ttin 4-II (ialf ('liih are fin ordcr mm , speedy recovery.

of merit!” Cnngrntulatloos are being ea- !-Ifficirnry in year's work: tcmied to Mr. and Mrs, sit;-mm Holst:-in Donald Pickering. !ilacKay. whose marriage took

lllolanti Profitt. Kenneth Thomp- pin". an S.Qurd.y .n,.-noon n 4

'son ' o'clock at the Church of the l ICflItI”lll'.V In years work: Atonement, Alderwood. Toronto. litttllinrvt 3"" IIFITNPR IIFNY TIINT numerous friends wish

Palmer. Nancy Nlachfiirdn.

them many yetirs of happy wed- Jiiiiior Yearling lass:

HoI- iii-ti life. The happy young couple stein. ROMM Pm" 1. Wtlrfly , will reside in Toronto. where Mr. Mayhew. Kenneth Thompuin.iMM-Kay is gmpioypd,

Junior Yi-arllng Class; Gut-rn-l Mr, Mid Mrs. Dgvid willign-in

st-y: Bert Palmer. Kenneth tiarryand "mm, we" "Rm gnu” of Stanley Palmer. t

Shnwmmsmn. 3”! Palm". . Mr. and Mrs. Herman Dyment. K,.,m,.m -n,,,,-,,p,,,n. Rniand Rev. Cuthbert Macbean and Prnfitt. his daughter Dianne of Nigeria

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consumers enjoy from this ser- factor in the financial continu- h

Travellers Rest And Sherbrooke

Iers Rest and Sherbrooke 1-! Cal! Clubs held a very accele- tul Achievement Day at the Travellers Rest aclaool on Friday, September Ith with R.A. Protitt. Freetown aa Judge.

The results of the sherbrooke Club are as follows (la order el merit):

Efficiency in years work Hol-

tit, Woodland Pauptit.

Holstein Yearling Class: Vio- let Compton. Allison Laughlln. Peter Dekker.

Efficiency in years work: Beef steer class. John MacDon- ald, Mertlyn MacDonald, Violet Compton.

2 year old Holstein: Vera Chappeil. Allison Laughlln. liar- old Waite.

Sliu-rmanship: John MacDon- ald, Meriiyn MacDonald. Alli- son Laughlln.

Judging, Peter Deltlter. Wood- land Pauptit. Merilyn MacDon-

I TRAVELLER! REST

The results of the Travellers iRest and District Club are as follows.

Efficiency in year's work: Carl Montgomery, Rena Wood. Myra Schui-man.

Showmanship: Edwin Walker. Myra Schurman, Rena Wood.

Judging: Edwin Walker, Carl Montgomery, Joyce Rayner.

At the conclusion of the class- es. Allan Palmer gave a few remarks regarding the Rural youth Fair and Provincial Har- vest Exhibition which will be cld in Charlottetown. Septem- ber 26 - 27. Urban Laughlln. club leader of Sherbrooke, spoke on behalf of both clubs and stat- ed that he and Roy Walker. club leader for Travellers Rest, had received prize money a- mollllllni to 81.50 per club mem- bcr from the Amalgamated Dairies Ltd. .

Honest Boy Returns Money

One very rainy day recently George Murray of Nomi Carle- ton was coming home from school on his bicycle. He passed over something that he thought looked like money. He (urngd back. picked up the money. took home and dried it. Then he Put it away until he could locate the owner.

The next day at school George found out that Mr. Dixon had been visiting at Mr. Allison Har- per's and had lost the money on his way home. After school George came home. got the mon- ey and returned it to Mr. Dixon. He was given a reward for his honesty.

U.S.A. were the guests of hie cousin Laughlln MacLt.-an on Saturday afternoon. Mr. Mac- is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. William Mac-Lean. Nor- tham. He also visited other re- latives.

A very pretty wedding was soiemnized in St. James Angli- can Church, Part Hill, Wednes- day afternoon. August Zlst when Doris daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cfrii Rodd. Northam, became the bride of Allison Dennis, son of Mr. and 'lrii. Beecher Den- nis Arlington. Rev. Mr. Finlay was the officiating clergyman. Congratulations and best wishes are being extended to Mr. and Mrs. Dennis for a happy wedded life. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis will re- aide in Arlington. were the groom is a successful farmer. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Forbes of Dorchester, 51.8. were recent

Achievement Day

1'heinemberseftlie'!'ravel-

stein: Peter netum. Cari Panp- C

Ileaaaual death! I& ptcateo(thePrlaeeteeuU& Cbin'ch.lalIIQU.IasheIdd Danleybeeehoalasasleyab withaver1l.ai-gean- lieriaetteadaaea. Theweatherwae that and

toy lad. . ltd. Pauline Hunter

Boys eight to tea years. 15!. Billy Grant, Ind. ler. Ird. J. Hickey.

Girls eight to tea. In. Be!!!

Boys eleven to thirteen. Mr- Gary Somers Ind-Bobby Melba. 3rd. John Caseley.

Girls over tliirteen- tat. 5591- la Mckay. znd-Marlon: 11116!- .'lrd Anne Ramsay.

Ladies Race lat. Mrs. Harry Taylor. 2nd. Mrs. Owen McGou- gan. lrd. Mrs. Junior Hickey. Mena Race. lat. Gears: Riley.

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various kinda, euuy. till then. are des- Inecies.

WARNING

There will be an interruption of electrical service in the following areas on Sunday. September l5th between the hours of 4.00 a.ln. and 8.30 can.

Reads Corner. Travellers Rest. Wil- mer. Iedeque and Freetown. for the pur- pose of tieing In main line.

Town of Sununerside Light and Power Department.

NOTICE

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE CONVENTION

A convention will be held at the Coliseum. Provincial Exhibition Grounds. Charlottetown. P.E.l.. on Tuesday. Sep- tember I7th for the purpose of electing a Provincial Leader. Each poll is to be represented by 5 accredited delegates whose names must be sent to Provincial Headquarters. Box 578. Charlottetown Immediately. Registration of delegates

Melvin J. McQuoid. President

H. Bennett Carr. Secretary

The general public is Invited to attend

opportunities for you the

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MILITIA GROUP

H. O The Annourles Cliarlonetown

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guests of Mr. and Mrs. lvan Mac- Lean. AW

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SUMMERSIDE CIVIC STADIUM Thursday, Sept. I2, at 8.30 P.M.

GIRLS - - - - GIRLS! JACKIE IIIKKE

Canadian Women's Champion Attractive and accomplished wrestler

VIHUI

YVONNE ERRIC

Attractive maiden who makes wrestling a business

SPECIAL ATTRACTION

MISS GERALDINE IAILLARGEON. I60. of Quebec City

Canada's strongest woman who challenges any woman in Prince Edward Island in weight lifting.

Seeher lift 350 pounds at Summerside Clvir Stadium.

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See the tag team, 2 out of 3 falls.

"PIRATE" ROY LE IOEUF

Hollywood wrestling star. weighing 230. And

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Versus

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and IIJJS. Weighing 225 and 239.

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Pricauboants (children 12and under). rum S1-W.f&iIh31-50-

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