ISLANDERS AT A.Y.P.A. DIOCESAN CONFERENCE

y.one Island members of iican Young People's As- attended the 22nd annual

i. Conference at times , Halifax. N.s. which open- ; Saturday afternoon and ed over the week-end. The mo exceeded 150 with dele- 'Il'nnl fifty branches of the

Ivtlll. iispfllker at the annual . ...,5 Rev. st. Clair Hil-

wm program for the day

concluded with a service in the was elected wider horizon eon-

college chapel. Reports submitted indicated the F anery of PE. Island showing the greatest in- crease in membe uistp.

On Sunday evening the lroup

attended All Saint's Cathedral as a body where Right Rev. R.lI. Waterman, Bishop of Nova Scotia. installed the new officers. Rev. W. E. lngraham of ltensington was elected chaplain and Miss Carrie Thompson. also of Kensington.

vener.

Pictured above an arrival at Halifax:

Delegates from St. Paul's Char- lottetown - Allison Gill, Kenneth Jenkins. Norman Kelly, Doris Jen- kin-I. Sally McGee. Marlene Birch. Barbara Worth, Virginia McKen- na. John Massey. Gail Stewart, Eddie Cmbonnell. Pauline May. nard. Miriam Horne.

From St. John and St. Mary's-

St. Eieanors and Summerside - Carrie Thompson. Bruce Small. Norman MacKinnon. Elmer Den- nis. Weddell Profitt. Margaret Mc- Nevin. Glen Newcombe, Joyce Lyle, Betty Barwise. Lillian Coul- son. Robert Yeo.

From Kensington - Loretta Miu. Clayton Mill. Clarence Moan. Wayne Harrington. Willie Paynter.

From 0'Leary - George Adams and from Conway. Janet Banks.

ydro Generates Heat in C. Election Campaign

Br EIIWIN FRICKE inn Press Staff Writer CQUVER (CPI-More heat g generated in British Co- in political arguments hydro-electric power devel- . man by any other federal a issue. , ' oi the Liberal party horse- s being produced by Fish- ltiinister James Sinclair. iiome riding is Coaat-Capt-

it-r W. A. C. Bennett is the Credit dynamo, sparking ty's opposition to Liberal thrusts. t province now generates 2.- hnrsepowcr from hydro- instailationa and it is es- . B.C.'s untapped rivers ('5 hold another 20.t)00.00tl urr. prntince's fast - expanding tal complex urgently needs ential exploited and all po- artics urge - hydro-electric cvvlopment. But they dif- . how it should be done. of the development plants . thc 1.216-mile Columbia. v largest river system in crlca, whose headwaters B.C. but which flows Washington and Oregon in the Pacific. l inclair said here at a press cc March 25 that the fed- ernmcnt is willing to help public power development Columbia. He spoke in l 3300.000.000 federal aid Ircek when Prime Minister cat was here he reiterated

give away," he said in an ap- parant reference to United State: industrial proposals to develop Columbia River power for Amer- ican interests.

Solon Low. national Surat Credit leader. in an address in Abbolsford. B.C.. a few days later described the offer as "an elec- tion dodge."

Charges and counter-charges of "wcaselling" were thrown by Mr. Bennett and Mr. Sinclair Thurs- day.

The premier was asked at I Mr. Sinclair's demand for a fed- eral voice in Columbia plans.

"Why does he attach this string." Mr. Bennett asked. "He's trying to weasel out of it."

"Why don't they put something in writing and comc in the front door with an official offer instead of coming in thc back door with these political t ?

"I charge Sinclair with torpedo- lng the Canadian-'J.S. negotiations regarding downstream benefits on the Columbia River.

lie said he discussed Columbia development with federal Re- sources Minister Lesagc last July and Mr. Lcsage asked "for no controversy on it "while negotia- tions with the US. regarding downstream benefits were in pro- cess.

"And now Sinclair la sabotaging these discussions by raising title issue on the campaign ' t” . He's putting partisan politics ahead of Canada and British Co- lumbll."

Mr. Sinclair was in Cranbrook on an election campaign tons-

have nothing to spare or

when he was asked to comment

on Mr. Bennett's charge.

"lie is doing the weaseling," Mr. Sinclair said. "Bennett is us- ing the big lie. repeating it over and over again in an effort to confuse. . .”

The stand taken by the CC? and the Progressive Conservatives on Columbia development has not been nearly so vociferous.

The CCF has mainly supported public development of the Colum- bia while the Progressive Conser- vatives itave criticized the Liberal methods of offering assistance.

Mr. Bennett has declared Social Credit will not only unseat Mr. Sinclair but sweep B.Cfs 22 fed- eral seats in the June election.

In the last parliament Liberals held eight seats. CCF seven. So- fllal Credit tour and Conservatives

rec.

"weaseling"

ELMSDALE

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rennie and Mr. and Mrs. Ielgh Mac- Neill. were recent visitors to Summerside.

Mr. Ray Williams spent a brief visit with his sister. Mrs. Lelth Clark and Mr. Clark in Summer- stde before proceeding to Toronto where he expects to be employed.

Mrs. Robert MacAssey was a guest of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Wallace for a few days last week.

Mr. Charles Matthews has re- turned from Toronto where he spent the winter months.

Sincere sympathy is extended

KENSINGTON

The many friends of Mrs. Her- hert Bernard regret her illness at tier home in Long River and wish her a speedy recovery.

The many friends of Mr. James F. Profitt, Kensingt . will be pleased to learn that he is mak- ing a good recovery from his re cent illness. and wish him contin- ued improvement.

Thcir many friends regret the continued illness of Mr. and Mrs. Melville Baker at their home in Kensington, and hope for early improvement in health.

The many friends of Mr. Bruce Paynter. Kensington. who has undergone successful surgery at the Prince County Hospital. wish

Slmlnerslde 6. W. I.'. Had it: May Meeting Thu May tneetinl of the sum- naarside Catholic Women's Lea- gue sub-division was held on Wed-

ea edneatfoa read before in. 1". ' I , V

.,,..m m w,,.,,,,, ,0, M. Tuesday. May 21,1951 The Guardian Page 11 Cross report a total of 68 gar-; meats made in Month of April; Two new members were welcomed to the league. Arrangements were made to have the annual collect-

mAs there was.no other business ular meeting. The drawing tor

9' ""9011! adlourned and a ao- the tablecloth lotteried took place cia hour followed. An executive and the winner .was Mrs. Ivan meeting was held before the reg- Clew.

and-y. May am. in the Knights of Columbus home with the newly elected president. Mu, wtmed Perry in the chair.

Rev. Father Clair MacDonald opened the meeting with the lea. gue prayer.rThe minutes of the last meeting were read and ap- proved. 'i'reasurer's report was also read and approved. Correspondence consisted of Thank You cards and also a brief

ion. Same to take place the week of May 20th.

It was also decided to hold a bingo for the sisters of the con- vent on May ma. Mrs. Aldon Arsenauit agreed to act as con-- vener. it was decided to . old a rummage sale with Mrs. Clifford Gaudet as convener. The ment- bera were asked to bring a 25 cent article to the June meeting for the lawn festival which takes place in July.

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him a satisfactory eonvalasoeaee. The many friends of Mr. Elmer

Burt. Kensngtoh. will besglad to know that their infant son. Stevie. is recovering from his recent sar- loua illness at the Prince County Hospital. where he has been A patient for the past week.

The many friends of Mr. Prea- ton Woodside. Mas-gate, wish him a rapid recovery from his re- cent illness.

her son. Mr. James Murphy and Mrs. Murphy, Kenslngton.

Her many friends wish Miss Jessie Murphy a rapid recovery from,her illness. at the home of Miss Edna MacMurdo, l(enslng- ton. I

MONTY IN CHILE

SANTIAGO. Oiiila (Reuters) - Field Marshal Viscount Mont-i gomcry, NATO deputy supreme commander in Europe. has ar- rived here from the United States to visit his only son. David a company executive. and his in- fant gi ” L .

to Mrs. Basil MncNelll of Toron- in. formerly of Eimsdale on the death of her sister. Mrs. Dante! MacDonald of Summeraide.

Messrs Douglas Wallace and Eric Adams left for Toronto on Friday. where they will seek ens- ployment.

Mrs. Daniel Wsdden of Kings- ton, Ontario is spending several weeks as guest of her brother-in- law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Irving Henderson. -

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rennie. Mr. and Mrs. Leigh MacNelll and Mrs. Wentworth Yeo were among those who attended the funeral of the late Mrs. Daniel .MacDonald of Summcrside on Saturday.

The Elmsdale Women's Instit- ute meeting was held on Tuesday. May 7, at the home of Mrs. James Adams Jr. with a good attendance of members and several visitors.

Messrs James Adams Jr. and Fraser Rlx left for Moncton. last week where they have secured positions.

Messrs Harold and Sydney Stead of Charlottetown. and E W. Turner and Charles Willis

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