British Switch On Atomic Power To Prepare Supper

CALDER HALL. England (AP) ilziialn Wednesday switched on Wmic power to cook the family ,,npper-and launched the second industrial revolution. I

"we are present at ' ng of history," said the Queen as she moved a lever at the world's first full-scale atomic power iant.

scientists and am sadora

trum many lands witnessed the vent. C The housewife in England": nurth couldn't note the difference. But many a workman came home wt-dnesclay night to supper cooked with electricity generated by uran- him fuel rods at Calder Hall.

'l'he atom, with its awesome meaning in war. now was tamcly producing steam which drove a turbine generating electricity. Cel- di-r liall took its ulnce as another feuding station for the country": evctricity network.

was not large

here is complete”, the continuous enough to light .1 city of 1.000.000

persona.

Scientists fo'rec a s t, however, thatnby 1975 all new power stations in. and oil.

Calder Hall is a 216,500,000 pro- ject located on a bleak spottin Cumberland. It takes a page in history as the first big country- wide project of its kind. The Rus- sians claim to have an atomic power Plant. but it is not con- nected to the Soviet national net- work.

The first full-scale atoml'.'elec-

The contribution to the network

WESTERN GUARDIAN

('HAMPION'5 Pharmacy, Keo- sington 2 for 1 sale of Rexall mer- chandise, October 15th to Nth.

RAYMOND GRANT optometrist will be in his Tignish offlce Sat- urday, October 20th.

it E G U L A ll Thursday night dance, Kenslngton Legion Home. Iiiiisic by Mellowaines Orchestra. Dancing from 9.30 - 12.”. Admiss- ion 50 cents.

PANTRY SALE at Kennedy's attire, Kensington. Saturday 8.00 pm. Sponsored by Malpcqne W.l.

RAYMOND GRANT optometrist will be absent from his Summer- ajtlc office today.

To FLORIDA-Captain George Birch of Borden, will leave on Thursday morning on a holiday trip to Daytona Beach, Florida. Enroute to Florida they will spend a few days with their son, Dr. Blair Birch who has recently been transferred to New Brunswick. New Jersey, and will later spend a week with his wife and family in Wilmington, Delaware. Captain and Mrs. Birch expect to be ab- sent from the Island until some- time in April or May.

Lei": Talk It Over

in the realm of education today, we have on the one hand those who deplore the fact that our uni- versitles are not turning out in sufficient numbers engineers, etc. who are essential to our progress

in this atomic age. and on the ot- service. Mr. Miller conducted the ily.

her hand we have those who service in Summerslde United Mr. and Mrs. James Dunbar iivplorta the c..iphasis placed church on Sundayrmrning and ev- were visiois recently to Knots- on mechanics to the dctri- enlng, go,-d my 01...;-y. D

mont of our cwltural program. The latter cite with strong logic the fort that Germany during Hllter's re::ime laid great emphasis on ma- chincs. and largely forsook those things that pertain to the spirit. in those days "Kultur" bore little resemblance to the humanities be- loved of aesthetes through the cen- turics.

There is nothing wrong. however with keeping up with the robots in other countries, especially as there is still hope these robots will some day re-crent the earth in- stead of destroying it When the nations' leaders realise , and per- hapr they do already, the terrible boomerang effect of launching war in this age, the gates will be open for fashioning a utopia with ultra- modem conveniences we cannot now begin to imagine.

Certainly we should not forsake the cultural program in education We must be sure it is truly cul- iural , however. and not just empty posturing. A cultural edu- cation demands appreciation on the part of the recipient. You can brnwbeat a mechanical '" -how into your student, not so with cul- ture. it enters only, the minds with a welcome mat.

have returned to their home in

most enjoyable holiday in Sea view and Kensington.

of Sea View had as their weekend guest Mr. Reginald Miller of Sack ville, N.B.

spent the week-end at her home in Sea Vi

service was held in the Princetown United church with Rev L.M. Mur- ray, of Kensington, conducting the

been employed at Gagetown, N.B., is visiting at his home in Baltic

fumed to her after spending Kcnsington.

his home

in Gagetown, N.B. for the past month.

young son of Toronto are spend-

ing their holidays with their par-

ents. Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Cur-

ate and Mr. and Mrs. William Mat- ewa.

ed to learn that Mr. Wm. B. Wal- lace, Principal of Eimsdale School, is expected home in the near fu- ture from Victoria General Hos- pital, Halifax, where he underwent urn”. iil3!EQ'e.r'in color. starring Virginia Mayo, Pier Angeli. Jack Palance. This show Borden L. 0. L.

Mr. Camillus were Sunday guests of Mr. Mrs. A. E. O'Brien.

tric plant of the United states is

KENSINGTON E

The pupils and teachers of Ken sington High School gathered at the High school auditorium on Wed nesdsy evening for a get acquain- ted party. A most enjoyable eve ning was spent playing games and contests. Mr. Power was pianist for the entertainment.

Mrs, Lloyd Lockerby, Hamilton, is visiting friends in Halifax, NS.

On Saturday afternoon, a large number of people from the sur- rounding districts attended the auction sale of household articles of Mr. Preston Green, Malpeqne Mr. Arthur Stewart was auctioneer Bidding was brisk and all was quickly disposed of.

Miss Mary Hunter, has been vis- iting her friend Miss Joyce Bry- enton, Malpeque.

Mrs. Frank Beaitsto entertained the members of Malpeque and Baltic Women's Missionary Socie- ty of the Princetown United Church at their regular Monthly meeting on Thursday October, 13th. The president, Mrs. William Burns, presided. Nine members were pre- sent. The November meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. G.W. Ramsay.

Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Milton

Maiden Mass. after spending a

Mr. and Mrs. William C. Donald

Miss Enid Donald, Summerslde

CW. On Sunday morning Communion

Mr. David Maclfensie who has

Miss Dianne MacMurdo has re- home in Bedeque the weekend at

Mr. Reuben Wall is visiting at in Baltic. He has been

C.V.

ELMSDALE

Mr. and Mrs. Earl Currie and

Calder Hall's production was 40 megawatts of Britain's 20,000 meg- awatts. One megawatt ia l,000,000 watts. By next March, when the second half of 'the power station

output will be 00 megawatts.

taln will be or the atomic

type instead of those using coal

Wed. Wayne, in the biggest. rou heat. toughest and most beautifu ture SEARCHERS". Jeffrey Hunter, ward Bond, Natalie Wood. This is a show that has big praise from a lot of people. Bank draw- ing Wed. & Fri., worth SW00-

nearing completion at Shipping- rt. Pa. g(lllTAlN IN FOREFRONT Hall project:

led the Wly in demonstrating the Peaceful uses of this new source of power."

Calder Hall is no: meant for producing electricity for the housewife's stew. it has a more deldiy 58310 Dun. .-production of plutonium for Britain's nuclear weapons. ,

IP00"-'!llY. with the world dream- ing of cheaper power, the new ammic ' EMF"-Z.V electricity costs more than the old fashioned type.

British scientists estimated the cost of an atomic electrical kilo- watt at one penny, compared to 0.7 of a penny n kilowatt for elec- tricity produced by coal or oil.

ALBANY

Miss Gladys Jeffery reumed to Toronto after spending her holi- days with her mother, Mrs. Lewlg Jeffery. '

Carol Barbour, daughter of M,-, and Mrs. Archie Barbour, Alma, recently underwent a tonsil and adenoid operation in the western hospital.

The many friends of Mrs. L.J. Donald are glad to know that she is able to be up and around again.

Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Dunbar were recent visitors to Coldman, guests of Mr. and Mrs. David Lockhart.

Miss Marie Shea. student at Tig- nlsh Convent, spent Thanksgiving at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Shea, Montrose.

The Misses Rae and Isabel Don- ald of the Income Tax Dept.. Charlottetown, spent the weekend at the home nf their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Donald, Alma.

The Misses Jean Dunbar and Joyce Kinch, Alma. also Irene and Patricia Gaudet, St. Louis. students of Tignlsh Convent spent Thanksgiving at their respective homes.

Mr. Wilbert Murphy has Diu- chased the saw mill in Alma, from Mr. Hudson Duggan. Mr. Duggan and his sister have gone to Nova scotia where they intend to reside. Miss Florence Dunbar. R.N., re- urned to her home after spending a few days visiting in Mount Stew- art.

Mr. and Mrs. William Jenkins and son, Gordon, visited Mrs. L. J. Donald recently also Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Donald and fnmilY- Mr. and Mrs. lvy Harris, Maine, and Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Harris. o'Le;ry, recently visited their aunt, Mrs. Mary Dunbar also Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Dunbar and iam-

CAMEO

KENSINGTON

Thur. 7.15-9.1!, -Tollll

pic-

cver made. it's "THE

His legion of friends are pleas-

Mr. Herbert O'Brien and son, O'Brien, Wellington,

and

Thur. ever told of good and evil. story of the

ROYAL

IIOILDIN

Wed., Thur.. 7.15-9.15. Matinee ' 3.30. The mightiest story its a "cup" of the last "THE SILVER CHAL-

is sponsored by the

The queen said of the Calder "3 ml? well prove to have been

lmolll the greatest of our contri- butions to human welfare that we

pnmarily'

two children of Summersidc, were

A THREE ST. LOUIS

Friends of Mr. Eddie Bernard will be sorry to hear that he is a patient in the Charlottetown lies- pital following an eye 0P9l'3li0n-

Mr. and Mrs. Clovis Martin and family of St. Felix, were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Doucett, St. Louis.

Mr. Roy Doucett DeBlols. 118! left for Fredericton N.B.. Wh9l'9 he will be employ .1.

Friends of Mrs. Sophia Arsen- ault will be sorry to hear that she is a patient in the Western H09- pital, Alberton.

Mr. Wilber Pen'y has returned to Halifax. N.S.. after spending the weekend at his home in 'it. Louis.

Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Case! of Rogersville, N. B. are visiiug friends and relatives in St. Louis and St. Edwards.

Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Graham and

S-indav visitors at the home of Mrs. Graham's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Fitzgerald, St. Louis.

TODAY (Thurs.) 3:30 - 7:15 - 9:15

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FRIDAY as SATURDAY Big Double Bill 'A Cry in The Night"

Edmond O'Brien, Brian Donievy

"Two Gun Lady" With Peggy Castle

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Mr. and Mrs. Lester McaAlr.iuff - and family. Anne Marie and Jum- . es, have returned to their home ,

in Tignish after a pleasant visit with Mr. and Mrs. William Shorts and family of Stonehani. Mass. They also visited friends and rei- atives in the State of Maine.

Paying a short visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gaudet and family were there two nieces. Mrs. Joseph Peters of Lawrence, Mass , and Miss Ozetie Arsenault of

FREIGHT

with 70,000

ERS PREPARE TO LOAD

Three freighiers are seen y,a5,ihaus The S terday docked at Marine wnnriiin Ilie linei I in Summerside uhcrc they viiiii ( ,- . . in f load potatoes. On the extra U mpuphosphme fut 2" M

' me left (" 'i P' k is the Sunnanvik which it dud” do as

iii iuaditlien be loaded with 57,000 bagsl tFi.lt'ilEd here from Rustlco. Dil- pountll of

' "tluflniic llrookins of Kcnsington. All tlirce

of SUMMERSIDEj

Cape Nettle, Main

Fountains Abbey tablished in 1132.

POTATOES AT SMMRSIDE

andwich. second ship! from Rustic.) to pjgmom my and ee&M....j..?. 5 ”"i0-Ming 3-500 lo” prescntlv docked at Summerside VETO NEW NAME l

Ltd-. and will '0 Wk ”” ””"'”0"5 which we” LIBERTYVILLE. Ill. (AP)-The

supplied by Cenrggcp fit-tiny has been reported by Don, I City fathers of Libertyvllle have I0 shippers in obtaining enough vetoed an attempt to advertise this

The

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slilps uiii be proceeding to Floridal iir- i ;. ' t ' l as ' side, F ida October 19th ,with their cargo. On the extreme ai lillti) Vi'ilSEl:f.m 08 Hg operations "”"h"" mi"0i3 l0Wl3 '5 "19 r y, ' il'igi'il is a dredge which is enrouic Photo By Wottol. ”'Home of Adlai Pl from 2 P-m-T5 p'm'

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ALBERTON

' Mr. and Mrs. John E. Cameron,

Bummer-side. were guests on Sun- day of Mr. Cameron's sister Mrs. R. A. Mcxenna and Mr. Mclfenna.

' Dr. A.L. Purdy. Alberton, has returned to his home from the Western Hospital.

Mr. Byron Weeks, Albertnn, is tspcndlng this week in Charlotte- ewn.

Mrs. Cecil Hutt. Mrs. D.B. Nich-

ing the week enta, lace.

have returned to Havariilli. Mass..

Master Elmer Rennie is spend- with his grandpar-

Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Wal-

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Bernard.

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