Wi ave Party.

LONDON maniac-'sl - rr-lous- Anne, six YUAN Old Mil”. DH! 15 have outtl'0Wl ll. 555! glmost overnight.

Man.V toy! We 50"

- no '"”.l:.."” .... N ..... Eff: llowlglltfar mil womanly an horses gin: thusinsln at the tlifilllll N ll" dothes. '

T... new. ladyllke alum has cnusnaa brawl; lloell'Ili1::1:trfull:b3yngomlllne:' splelnt .:lBbl'l:ythI?-Yyldll Brit- l-ler loch have been annlaonwllch Queen amped aJ,1:v into sedate. Duke ”'EXL""r'.'.. grown at a fast rate This hm stile will" in t B eventhoughsheltllllnaspetileulu dayeap ya al- in features as is her Aunt Mar- moral Castle but her prusnts purer, she appears headed for safely stowed aboard and

v Sit-x AToday.d,

At Sea

yacht's chef promises a cake. -

A wrsrrml aulnnuu

DR. ll. ll. MACNEILL will b'a PANTIIT SALE at PJ. and C. in office Thursday, Aug. 16. Kennedy's Store. Kensington. Aug.

lo, 7.30 . . Malpeque W nnouun WEDNESDAY night '" by dance Borden Legion hall asap- ..counr cans-In county nua- 12.30. Lowe" Hucstls Frchastra. :strl:tesmCou'l;: Sulnmersideplyg

I llCO,WlI 00111 e

GOSPEL ram. North Bedeque ' V ' ” '-

in the trial of a' party from St Meetings continuing elcll lllllll ll Eleanors who pleaded "not guil- 8 pm.

ty" to an impaired driving uglzarge

. and the case was further ura-

si:::;"wu?EbAeU1;:,”gho&'r ed for one week. Magistrate 8.8. days ulltil Aug. 27th.'

lllnton, Q.C. presided. A party REGULAR Thursday night

from St. Nicholas was fined W

and costs for possession of liquor dance. Kensington Legion flame. Music .by Mellowalres Orchestra.

other than in his residence and a

number of cases for infractions Dancing from 0.30-12.30. Admis- sionjo cents.

under the Highway Traffic Act also received disposition. DIE! IN lows-word has been received by Mrs. Percy March-

bank. New Annan. of the death

of her cousin. Mrs. Frances G. sub. LL Jam” Noonmrnn of

Noon. (the former Birdie Stewart). llmmmlde d3"3 M "I ll” l'l"':t l:,”I'f:1? 353'; llllingowg n1l3'.il33'e5 Shearwatr i'"- "' s"w"l-' ue'd'm' I" er. N.s., after spending a few 3 3'”.”.i m” as "at t "w”' days in Summerside the guest of U's'A.'5 Vb" I: "W: " mu his mother. Previous to his visit mm dd lived fa! E" 6' " home he had just returned from :lllI1lt:li'vIll livingeinmti: Wm” "” ,,":,",f' f, United States. Her husband pre- "' "”"'d 5”” ”'

deceased her I year ago. gm ( I am w Mrs. ll.J. ii a nee vs - 'I'0'RBADING-Mr- and Mn llvan) New Blgitaln, Conn. and Hugh. -1. Bernard of Readlnm Mrs. r'.v. Haskell (nee Gladys Mm. are ralurnlnt Home Thaw Sullivan) Gladstone. N.J. and day 01 MI W093 8301' D9351"! her son. Roger who have been Ill W99" 0" the 1'13"" Vmulll spending their vacation with their friends and rc1atlm- Mn Bernard mother. Mrs. W.J. Sullivan and was born in lrishtown in 1888 and mm-' M,-L gem-y Noon”, sum. left l-M W554 WM" ll” W" 17 merside. have returned to their years He has returned for a reapective homes the first oi this visit several times and has found week. many improvements, such as roads and. farming implementa- They also found many kindnesses and hospitality shown by all.

The Rev. Arthur ll. Pyke. B.A.. D.D., pastor of the Central Bap- tist Church, London Ontario. so-

To Survey Summerside For Proposed, Sewerage Project

The re alr monthly meeting of ions citizens regarding horn blow-

ii i d oth r disturbances dur- ngluzmviludi 33 lg: dlannoa nights at utha Candodid: M Darracb presiding and Lesion 3511- The P0 "G "'9

instructed to be present at these functions in future and use their authority to preserve order on the highway or near the premises.

The meeting authorised Coun- cillor Champion of the Fire De- partment to purchase not feat of fire hose. '

Councillor Roberts was author- isedtoprocuratheserviceaofa consulting engineer to make a 4 Mom, cu amt” survey oi the town in connection tha Arnold Mebailan of Summer- "mi "N WWW” """33' P” side would service the new G.M.C. 5'"-

i.'."”: &?.3.'i'”.'l 'i"7.?."?l'” ll"; W O 0 BIG III Sea Cow Pond Red B Cross Swimming

Pump Company oi stratford. Ont.

complaints were read from var- Miss Florence Buota conducted a small but successful Red Cross

Man swimming and Water safety '3?l",i"r-4 in .?m..t9..fii.f.l"...lf”""' ""- Haymg Accident

J Murphy. lied Cross Aasaist-

antodinald supervisor conducted the Robert MacLaurln. B5, of Bel- mont Lot is is a patient in the

examinations August 4th and

presented awards to the following .County Hospital suffering fractures of at least one and pos-

suooessful candidates: sib both legs as a result oi a h nccldan

.counc ors E. Champion. P. Kea- n lEruce Msclaeod and Bruce no is present. Town bills am- oulfd dto timid were ordered it -5

Tbs, Police report submitted by Magistrate Wismora showed that than had been eight convictions d the month with fines ain- oun to also collected. Correspondence was read from

Beginners: Ann Shea. Joan Ben- nett. Stafford Gavin, Ann Connol- ly, Sill llarper. Donald Brennan.

E t 0' NI ""5 V"' Intermediates: Viola N , hoisting baled hay around l.S..p:Iu. yesterday aft I 501315. "of cog”;

OPIIOOII rope-sattbchsdto a latform that was Talus raised wi lfbales of lily" it. inks and the balsa fell on nrin who was work-

Nnolal &trnestil.alfa was bryilalllgd, utlo 35:3-ew;.: i' 35- " '

BRISTOL. England (GP) - A swimming pool attudant noticed a young girl limping and insisted on examining her foot for Polllltli busters. He found the girl's aboe contained coins which had boas taken from dressing roosna.

- dry. Montague.

companied by his wife and two

daughters, Ruth and Joan, are vacationing at Brudenall and are the guests or Rev. Mr.' Pyka's niece. Mrs. Emery MacNaill, Moa- tague.

Miss Edith Rose. E.N.. of loo- ton, Mass. Mrs. C. Mccormsck, and Mrs. Francis Gillia (1 North Lake. P.E.l.. were sunday villi- sister. Mrs. Emery Mat-.Neill. Mon- ors at the home of Miss Rosa's taglle.

Sunday

stationed in

The All can Church of Can liool mission van "St. George" . (above) the Alberton . area where the instructress. Miss Grace Hlscock of St. John's. Nawfound. land. is conductln children oi the Aberton pariah

classes for

aoarsaidins" inoutlylaa

have not attended

the van shown boidius kiti.als"Msculn"isMlssE

ANGLICAN .MlSSiON -van VISITS ALBERTON

i . who Sutherland of Hamilton. Ontario.

lunday The two girls are both aighteu uy !nhool..and also lfl'Ill0- years of age and have just cons- litslttl bl baptisms and prsparat- pleted a month of simlilar work an lo! foroonflrulation. Thadrlvsrof Cape Breton Island. They an. ll

her Wt l 1 id th usabeu: 33.X.'.'i.'..”u.3 nil. f.ai.lnd '""' '” ”

Mr. Charlue MacNeiii and soul. Arthur and Lloyd, of St. Peters. were recent guests of Mr. Mae- 'Neill's uncles. Emery and Charl- es MacNeill. Montague. Mr. Mao Neill is working with the C.B.C. Halifax, NS.

Mr. and Mrs. John E. Finno gan and grandson Barry J. Moul- alson oi Boston, Mass., have st- turned home after spending tint past few weeks with Mrs. Finne- gan's mother. Mrs. Abram Lass-

Mrs. land,

Road.

Mrs. V.C. Story of Vancouver. formerly oi St. Eleanors, is at present spending some time in Summerside visiting with friends. She arrived from St. John where she attended the edding oi her son, Stanford. to Miss Claire Hig- gins of Weatilsld, N.B. Her son will enter his final year in medicine at McGlll University in September.

S'side DeSotos Defeat Grand River Gals 12-7

The Summerside Desotos made it two games to one in their bags of five semi-final series with Grand River. defeating the Gala at Queen Elizabeth Park last even ing by the score of 12-7.

Carmen Smith racked up her sec ond victory of the series. but the Grand River batters outhit the home forces getting 12 bits off Smith while the Desotos were col- lecting 11 off Geraldine Mclflnnon. Grace MscLennan, Summerside left fielder, belted a homer to deep left field with two mates rid- ing the sacks in the third inning. and Taedle Cahill the next batter soiled another four-bagger. Sally

ernard hit 2 for 4, and Murphy. Jean Arsenault and Grace Mac- Kinnon all had 2 for 5. Cahill's four-master was her only base hit Smith also had singletons.

Ella Gumm led the visitors with 5 8 hits in 5 trips. She had one i. bio and went all the way , ' on a single and a three-base .- Florence Mcxinnon and L in Praught each hit 2 for I. Daria Giilis. Geraldine Mcltinnonp Pris- cilla Gillis. Lillian Brown and Audrey Mcltlnnon bad one hit each The Grand River Gala and the Desotos each committed seven errors. Priscilla Glllis and Diane Arsenauit were steady again sound the keystone sack. but all the picture plays were pulled off by the girls in red. In the seventh inning Grace MacLennan robbed Geraldine Mcxinnon of an extra- base blow when she scooped the ball in after a in run. in the same frame Jean ult ran almost half way to the spear a pop fly. and W pail made a beautiful going-away catch back of second in the eighth

son on the Sou

ous and succ

Mr. and Mrs.

children. spending a -

River. spent a frien

Mrs

ceniiy with Mr. Gallant. Freeland

Bases - N. Praught.

Daks Make It Three” In A Row Over Miscoucila

it yearly.

A CONWAY

Reinald Palmer. Prae- hls ,been e teacher in Maple Maclieills. for the one Mrs. Oscar W. MacNalll. has been re-hired in Poplar Grove and Mrs. Edgar Henderson, Freo- land. has been hired at

Mr. Vernon Boyle. Mr. Coughlin and Mr. Mark Coughlln. Conway. Mr. James Gain and Mr. Cecil Skerry, Murray Road. and Mr. George Mllligan and Mr. Las- ter Milligan. Poplar Grove are getting ready for the lobster soa- th side. All Join in wishing them a very prosper- season.

Mrs. Janet Thompson, Brooklyn. New York. arrived in Kensington with her mother. Mrs. ll.D. Boyle from Montreal, Que- bec. She plans to- spend some time with her parents. She is a niece of Mr. and Mrs. George Thompson. Conway.

Georg son. spent a vacation a

of their daughter and son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. William Morrison. st. John. New Brunswick.

i Mrs. Donald Macliay. Connect- icut, accompanied by-Mrs. Step- hgn Buru;& lillzntcr River J hp 8. ac ay. Stanley II. were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. John D. Palmer.

Mr. and Mrs. John Williams and Charlottetown tion at their not- tags in Mluray Road

Mrs. Charles Keiser. Foxley am with

3W

ds in Summarllda rgcantly.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Palmer and children Lloyd and Elaine. Borden. were recen

Mr. and Mrs. John D. Palmc. Popl . Clo

Mr. Edward lzgwgnin

' Mr. Frank Gaudet and Mr. Finao Gallant, Charlottetown warp visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Gal- zlgtdit, Freeland. on Sunday. Jill!

Mr. Emile Benoit and Mr. Mich- ael MacNsill. Aricbat. Cape Bret-

. Leo Gallant. Freeland. on Sunday. July 29th

Miss Lanretta Gallant. lottetown. spent a few days re- and Mrs. Leo

Mn. Leo Gallant and young son Brian William. arrived home from Tyne Valley. Health Cant- N. on Saturday. July Elli

Mr. Leo Gallant and son Arth-

inning. S er's on recon . ur Grand ltlver olososooo 7127 up Sumrnersid loans no: is ll 7 '5..,'".,""'"" ' M 4'" Vm Umpires-plats - J. Hunter.

Mrs. Eileen Blackbird. Lives- pooi. Nova Scotia. in spandln vacation with her parents. Mrs. Ernest Araenault. Mub r Road. Sincere to Mrs

Mr. and Mrs. Bylvair Arssnault. Sununeraida. were visitors of Mr. "amt Ml'l.(3I'll0lC Arasnanlt. Mur-

ray Road. on sunny. July as. Mm-

135.”

i. visitors of

sympathy is Blackbird on the sudden passing of has hus- band a few oaks ago. Mr. Black- bird loved tba Island and

II I School. year. WW.

Murray

Bill

R.N..

a Thomp- the home

ITO

It

char-

in?

visited

Couple Hone

Mrs. Ellis Profit

tbay were presented wl

contentment” in their new

Mrs. Hamid Maclaod.

flttlon behalf of St. church W.A.

Leigh . Psytlter. Both responded, as,

friends and neighbors, with

been - an invi

ladies. and the av Another British Columb a.

to tender them a "house home in Kansington.

tohe

pitality as required The ring allusions to "a

etc.. were quickly made

sentod by Margaret (Mrs. ton Stewart) on behalf family. Appreciative "thank

tbetsahour.

way, Freeland.

:tlge:il'lyho.tn”:n:t.dBlll'lhltouI'I -23

and accompany!!! addresses.

The two were aacortod to chos- sn seats by Mrs. Daniel liiokox town. carried on an interesting and Mr. Nelson Paynter. Rev. W. and varied camp waterfront pro- Erio lnng.abam as Masts: of grsnnasldpresentadlwnll trainad Csramo ably combined ra- classes for examination. Following wit and wisdom and are a list of the successful candi- called on Mr. W.J. Profitt who d tcs

pleasantly. as evenings will, ' good friends meet together" . prised gift received by the Profitts was a Dallcraft plaq- ue from friends vacationlnl in

. cup of tea" when an electric kettle was pre-

iatlves, Mr. and Mrs. Roy way and Mr. and Mrs. Mark on

At Burlington. .1

On Tuesday. July sun. Mr. and

home.

A generous purse was presented A by Mr. Nelson Paynter on be- balf of friends and neighbors.

As a member of .rrishi'own W. 1.. Lilly was the recipient of a General Electric Featherweight iron. presented by Mrs. George MacLeod. while an address on be- half of the members was read by

A rhinestone -pin by Sherman was presented by Mrs. W.J. Pro- Stephen's when the accomp- auying addre was read by Mrs.

precistion of the kindness ofutbleg

whom

their associations had always most hallw. and eaten

dllll

ietion to visit them in Ken- sington. Lunch was served by

Members of the immediate fam- ilies of Mr. and Mrs. Eula Pro- on tits gathered on Saturday evenins Md. at the home of their son,

WITHI-

ing" at their recently purchased

Duri th anin Mr. M is McNeil! Caselc:'Ireq:es.t:d Lilly and Eh. death of his sister. Mrs. Paul ted in rd tllt K (Mrs. Setdhley Thlllngon). lulgllyt dlliv -My 39- 1!! M0lIl1'G8l- Man." mum The --,dd,eu-- 1",. funeral was held in St. John the nod out .0 be in ,pi,.n,d van, Baptist Church. Miacouche. with composed of advice. kind w good wishes. and a bid for

onls. hoa- recur-

dear Leigh-

ofthe

yours

Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Oatway Roch , .4, M,-, (nee Mary Gallant) Bmlen. mat Franzla Dsnsno.i(:hes. will be glad their honeymoon recently with ra- to learn that he has returned to 039 his home in Miscouche. Kenneth W835 M15 '35 MW Rllilh 0"" has been a patient in the Char- lo loitetown Hospital for some time.

n n

Au tlstine Cove

Rn Cross Safety

Field Supervisor conducted Cross and Royal Life Saving ciety tests.

Rev. G.A. Cooper-Smith.

Robinson. Allan Carr. Royal Life saving Socie

mediate Certificate: 6

rarlane. Heath Costian.

Helen Gillla of California. A.. is spending some time in

Mrs. Picton Brown.

Carl Costwell. Halifax. Scotia. was recently

Miscoucha. They had spent

James Arsulault.

Symltathyia at i of Miscoucha on

Morin. She passed away on

Rev ad. J.D. Kelly offici and c bra... the Requiem mass. Pallbearers water J ilius Glllls, McNeill. interment was in Church cemetery.

ren of Rustico. recently vi

Bur. in Miscoucbe at the llama of Mr.

and Mrs. ,D.ll. Gallant. Friends of little Kenneth

Another successful Camp Water- front Progrnm came to a close at t were tendered Augustine Cove Camp on July 10th party when Paul Cudmore lied Cross

Mr. Douglas Cudmora. Charlotte-

lntennedlatss: Barry Lidstolsa. Wayne Thomas. Jimmy Weeks, Everett White. Lowell Thomas.

Seniors: Bryon Cutclifle. George inta- Mao-

MISCOUCHE

couche. She is visiting her slate,

Nova the coup s. a was .

ii ll

qua. pgugd M11 DH Gllllllt

' hm Florence Power, Miscouche, re- cently spent some time visiting her grandmother in Emerald.

Mr. and Mrs .l'rank D. Arse- nault. returned to their home in

eral weeks visiting in Baltimore.

toFrank

Schurman. Gordon Sullivan. Cam- l-lillary Desllochea. Martin Deslioches. and Leonard

Mr. and Mrs. Esnil Arnold. wars voiced by the recipients: and Norfolk, Msss., and Mr..and Mrs. the silt proved WI. efficiency at Edmond Gallant and three child-

lIlidMf's.

Red slo-

U.I. Mis-

RV-

the sun-

Tl” government will go

i.i'i'f

the

sited

Des-

Ellersiie Red Cross Swimming A large class of well trained

.

. Paul Cudmors and Joan Murphy. Field 3 con-

Eod C ducted

sentatlon of aw were treated to an anjoyabla served by the ladies of the munity. The pupils showed th appreciation of the Instructor's work by presenting ha with as

W: s Clifford MacDougall. Batty Smith. W... ”n'i2.””?”'wli'flt.” .u..”'”' Co In ,

Williams

Juniors: Mrs. Dorothy Robin- son. Millicent Stewart. Tool Mao- Csuli. Peter Maccauil, Allan liab- inscn. Joan MacDonald. Iatlslean Morrison. Brian Morrison. Iatty found. Carl Macbougall.

lurlalgh. Mary Arssnault. Eva Maccaull, Geraldine Marcbbanka, Marguetlte Mal-chbanka. Joan Phil-

Pl. intermediates: Mary Williams, Carol Msccaull, Marilyn Williams. Euelsh Sharpe. Verna Eutahlaon. cc l.”"i'..”"'ri' .ll"”'...... 05' G I I A

Bronze Medallion: John Williams. Eveyn Morrison.

Bronae Cross: Clara Ann Found, Gamsny Smith.

0'.l'l'AWA. (Special) - lion. A.

.A.4Ilvllk0V,EllllllIMllIlli.el'of

Fisheries, will visit Prince Ed- ward island durlll the week-and afa .15.-itwasiearnedhera late from J. Watson rsaclssuzht. parliamentary assist :3! to Fisheries Minister Sinclair

visit lands to Russia last year l7! ishsrlel Minister Mile and

lair will be shown Canada's Fishe- les and research programs from

NEW ANNAN

Mrs. E. Larlsin, Montreal. is spending a couple of weeks visit- ing her sister Mrs. J.P. Mclnnls.

Mrs. Wilfred Curley and family

via visited Mr. and Mrs. J.P. Mo llulis. Thursday evening.

Mrs. Louise Thompson and niece of Toronto are spending a couple of weeks visiting with her ar- ents. Mr. and Mrs. Edison Da el. Cicrmont.

Mr. and Mrs. Boston, Mnss., are spending their

Waite and other relatives.

Miss Marion Crozier. Halifax. is spending her holidays with Georgia Mclliuls.

Was Discussed

Dr. Wilfred Callaghan was guest speaker at tholsummersiilo Rot- ary Club meeting Monday. He spoke on medicine as related to the community. l .

lie advised the club that of the

""' o.ooo family doctors in Canada,

over 1,200 are organized under the College of General Practice 11 Canada. This, organization was formed to imp the member doc- tors up to date in new medicines and procedures which are contin- ually devaloplng. Mclnvsrs must

medicine and are required to put in at least loo hours of study everytwoyoara. lthasboenalrsadtllattbafaln ilydootorcsntreatatlaastn percentofall,tienta.andtbat they are in a prafcrnd position to direct those they cannot treat to the specialists most q

keep up with the studios of lnodarn the

The General Practitioner

At Rotary V

past generation. and stated that most municipal governments have on hand today more medical knowledge than the medical pro- fession itself knew 80 years ago. can be traced back to the Greeks,

While the practice of medicine can be traced bschrtotha Greeks. within the past giseration med- ical science has produced more knowledge than all previous san- arations put together. its ended his talk by stating that the good of community depends on the should take advantage of the med- ical facilities, which age nvalla.bnl: and through our octors hoap-iytals.

Guests at the meeting were: Jo- seph E. Daley, Norwich. Conn. Harold C. Mills. Saint John. N.B.. Tom Blue, Halifax, N.s., Lewis

ualified Gorenflo. Lancaster, N.Y.. Kow-

Pnancls. Walter. Gavin. and Al- an

llruca waits. Moiaaov holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Will directo

Russian Minister Of-” -he Fisheries To -Visit P P.

””5EEiEg?E start

and Canadian ment officials Russian

Russian party minister. are my Minister U. S. S..

felt that was terpreters.

Pl-ofessio

R.E.Ellis lira- suununarb

Ell-

Iununarst.

.la”f' .

by plane in Halifax. I Among chief members 0! tndlnnerl 1' 'dt'll's" es or .

0 of eta!

there would he the