ursday, June 23, 1955 The Guardian Page 9

Revisits Unite

Continued

IITIIII flying Officer now travelling In the United King- dom on a Nuffleld agricultural gciiolarship; continued from a pre- ' Issue). will:-. Armstrong was waiting at his office to say g90db3'0 '0 "5 35 W. left for Edinburgh in the wenmg, I-Ie apologized for the heavy rain we had experienced in 9., morning but the afternoon turned out warm and bright. one of the better known Ill- 5IrllCI0l'.! at the R. A. F.. GPT3 School at Charlottetown was - James Stevenson. IHIOWII '0 ms friends as Steve. He had visited us many times at our home in Charlottetown during the W” and when I got to Galsgow I often visited his father at their home men, I find that Mr. Stevenson died three years ago and that James is living in London. where 1 may perhaps see him later. often visited his father at their

Another even known G- R instructor i Charlotte- in-.in was P.f0., t Tait who may be best re red at both Tl'lnli.V and St es for his

singing. His mother keeps his re- mrilings but rarely if ever plays them. After his return to Britain he was posted to Coastal Com- 1n.1nd, based in Iceland. Oneinight ninle actiiii: as second pilot in the mug Comiiiandt-r's crew. they n1-rc heard to say that they were nnmg down to attack a U boat and ,,,,1e never heard of again. The sot-oml son. George was killed a tow years later in an accident, nlnie serving with the Navy. Two, ynllrljJ,8r boys are still livhig and one has just completed his two years National Service. In fact he liked iisowll took an extra rrzir, T e first time that I. visited inmn tlicy were in Falkirk but (HAT! moved back to Edinburh. nliich is llI(illl'lIiItilVE cit)".

Priuccs Street is still a crowded thoroughfare and the G 8 P d E H S are bright with spring flowers. no 1';1Ilc(I for a few minutes at lllfl ttrcrseas Service League and lllcll at the Eiiinhurgh It.A.F. Re- r1'lllIllli.', Unit. where we learned thcir joys and sorrows in recruit-I in: are much the same as our own. I think that they have it a little nlnilicr sailing in one or two mat- trrs. which have caused the R. C. r Vimt! worry and we have will mil IIFCOIIIE a real problem. The boom of the one o'clock gun from the Castle is a real shocker and you see people lump all over the pl:1i' when it is fired. Old Peter nnn ; been firing it for the past for yours will (In so for the last nine tomorrow then retire at the are of G5. Sgt. Peter Currie is his real name and he won the M.M. at the Battle of the Somme. Many visitors to Edinburgh from P E. I. have met Mr Roderick Shearer and his sister Elizabeth. it you are over sixty and can re- member back some forty years you niay be able to remember when he was a visitor to our Pro- VIIICP once or twice. They can both man the names of many Sum- merside and Kensington residents, several of whom are still alive and know them at that time. Mr. Shearer was for thirty-five years an tnrstructor at the Heritt-Watt Cnllt-gs and was for a long time the head of the Mathematical

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Department. This College is of- 1i:.xt-crpts from letter: received course affiliated ,with Edinburgh Archie J. University.

Some of the most fa- engineers in the world today were among Mr. Shearer's students and often come back to visit him. some from far parts of the world. It might be of some interest to know that Mr. and Miss. Shearer are first cou- sins once removed of Jean Mac Leod. national research director for Farm Radio Forum in Canada. formerly of Long River.

It is a beautiful Sunda morn- ing in Edinburgh. The ollowing verse from a Hymn. sung in Grey- friars Church, Candlemaker Row, I thought to be very much in order.

For the beauty of the earth,

For the beauty of the skies.

For the love which from our birth Over and around us lies.

Christ our God. to Thee we raise This our sacrifice of praise.

As it was the VE-Day service, we were especially interested to learn that the minister himself had just returned from three years bhind barbed wire in a Nazi prison ten years ago today. "And what were you doing and thinking?" He asked the congregation. I myself was on my way home. having left 76 Squadron that morning. All of our crew had been designated for the Far East with a Group known as Tiger Force. We were glad to be on our way back to Canada of course. but a little bitter at missing the Victory celebrations of the Squadron. There had been .3 mar- vellous celebration the night be- fore, a typical R. A. F. send off. When the party was at its height and the room suitably crowded with celebrating air crew, some of the junior officers introduced a fire hose through an open window, which was none too steadily played over the oc- cupants of the room. To those viewing the scene from outside, the results were very satisfactory and something for top enjoyment better viewed than endured. By the time the firemen had arrived to claim their property and the service police to quell the party. it was a regular melcc. .- This is all of course a long way from the cIergyman's sermon in which he deplored the indifference and self righteousness of the Nations, in that each thought itself to be pur- suing the correct policy and con- tinues in do so ivllh little thought as to the rights of othe nations "Even in our council Riambers we see much that is wrong and selfish" he said.

Of special interest to me is the velvet bags used to take up the collection. The coins sink silently into their folds and very little noise is made by the money as they are passed around. which seems more in keeping with the dignity of the occasion. Some churches sound like the Royal Mint at collection time and I think wider use could be made of this idea.

(To Be Continued)

P. E. I. .

Bristol

..'Rev. Father Ledwell, O. M. 1.. Ottawa. who is spending a va- cation with his parents Mr. and Mrs. T. Ledwell. celebrated mus in the Little Flower Church here at 7:30.

All the Catholic clergy in the vicinity are attending the annual retreat for the priests at S. D. U. this week. The retreat opened on Monday and will last all week.

Miss Bertha MacDonald has re- turned home from the Charlotte-

town Hospital after undergoing an operation for tonsils last week.

The mission at the Little Flow- er Church closed on Sunday after- noon and opened in the evening at the Church of St. Laurance for another week, under direction of Rev. E. McKenn.a, C. S. Sr., who is one of the most outstanding prechers of the Redemptorist Fathers. We learn from the Fa- ther his first mission on the Is- land was at St. Andrews, many years ago. when the late Father McLelIan was pastor.

Friends of .Mr. Charles Mc- Carthy will be sorry to learn he has entered the Charlottetown Hospital for treatment after being ill at his home for a week. There-is still quite a lot of sick- ness around and, quite a number suffering from late flu.

Mr. Wilfred Hogan, Sr. has re- turned to his home in the village after being in the Charlottetown Hospital for a time with a heart ailment.

Mr. Maurice Murphy is patient in the Charlottetown Hos- pital.

Mrs. Mike Tobin is around a- gain after a period of illness that sent her to the hospital for some time.

Miss Loraine Sinnott, student nurse at the Charlottetown Hos- pital, returns to her duties this week after spending three weeks vacation with her perents here.

Miss Phillis Sinnott. Summer- side. spent the week-end at her home in Bristol. nlorfg with her sistcr Norma from Charlottetown.

Miss Gcraldine O'Brien and her brother. Gerard. will enter the Charlottetown Hospital on Sun- day cvening. where they will un- dcrgo tonsil operations.

Miss Muriel Villard has return- ed home from the city where she had been employed for the win- ier months.

Mr. Frank MacDonald has ar- rived from Moncton. where he has been employed. to visit his family l1ci'e.

The fisheries officers have been checking in this vicinity and some prosecutions have followed.

R. C. M. P. patrols are check- ing on trucks now for rear mud flaps, they claim gravel thrown from rear wheels is dangerous.

Bus travellers are reminded in this vicinity that buses will be

GO WE-IITE GO

A Sinnott on the Morell Road has

operating & IUIIDI Iavingtlnu starting this week. Their ad lain this paper.

This vicinity reports the finest hatch of young crown in many a moon. Right now flocks of them hardly bother to get out of the way of cars. There should be good plcldng for the crow ahoo later on.

..Iiss Josephine .' spent the weekend with her parents. .Mr. and Mrs. Joe Einnott. Bristol.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Elder- shaw were in the City on Fridgy on business.

Mr. Eldon Drake has joined the staff of carpenters on the Federal Building, and along with several others drives to and from work daily.

Sister Mary Martha. C. S. M. and Sister Clara Teresa, C.S.M., were visitors here on Sunday.

Rev. Brother Joseph Rossiter, 0.M.I., Ottawa, arrived here last week to spend two weeks vaca- tion with his parents, Mr. and and Mrs. Edward Rosaiter. He will also attend the first high mass offered by his friend from childhood days, Rev. Maurie Cof- fin, 0.M.I.

Mr. and Mrs. John Keefe and Mr. and Mrs. James Kenneflck were business visitors to the City on Monday afternoon.

be summer 11 of rabbits and ca s has started on the highways here. On Monday three cats and two rabbits were victims of cars.

The property of the late Phillip

been sold to Mr. Leo Rossiter,

M-L-N T - Georgetown. M . E S II4 i H l- GGOTQCTOWTI ifax.r N.s.l'gl:ev1sii1n';anhi: lloffle in Cardigan.

..fRev. Nathan Mair of New Brunswick is visiting his grand- mother. Mrs. Mary Yorston for a 1 few days. He recently attended the United Church Conference at Sack- ville, N.B. From here he wil visit his mother, Mrs. " ' s' Marsh at Five Islands, N.S.

Miss Ailna Mair. R.N.. who rec- ently has been residing in New, Brunswick, is visiting her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. George Mair. l

On Thursday, June itith, Mrs. W.

J. Fitzgerald, accompanied by her 501?, Charlie, Mr. and Mr. Spur-

Wife Preservers

Honor John Cabot

West was a recent visitor to Georgetown. Friends of Mrs. John D. Go-

haa e n t e r a d the Charlottetown

Dame Academy, where her daugh-

of the Grade XI Graduating Class.

teacher at Savage Harbour, spent the past week-end at his home in

was a week-end visitor to his home in Georgetown.

Miracle cushion Holds False Teeth fight and Firm

triumph of science. a sensational new plantar

Ceremony WI

MONTREAL (CF) - Citizenship Minister Plckersgili and the Italian ambassador to Canada will partic- ipate st a ceremony here June 26 to honor John Cabot. discoverer of Newfoundland.

Plans for the ceremony were an- K

pounced by the Newfoundlanders Association of Montreal.

Mr. Pickersglll. member of Far- liament for Bonavista, Nfid.. will place a wreath at the statue of Cabot in Western Square. opposite Montreal Forum.

Sergie Fenoaltea. Italian ambas- sador to Canada. will speak of the exploits of Cabot. who started his ailing career in his native Italy.

geon Walker, Mrs. J. W. Lavers and Miss Sheila DeLong. attended the convocation exercises of Notre Dame Academy, held in Prince of Wales College Auditorium. Miss Gertrude Fitzgerald. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Fitzgerald was a member of the Grade XII Gradu- ation Class.

Mr. William Hughes of Souris

tell are sorry to hear that she Hospital.

On Th u r s d a y, June 16, Mrs. William S. Martell attended the Convocation Exercises of N otr e

ter. Miss Helen Martell was one

Mr. J'. A. B. MacConnell. school

Mr. John DeLory w ho is spend- ng some time in Halifax, N. S..

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