OTTAWA-Dr. Sidney Smith. 6:). until Thursday President of Turuitlo University, was sworn in Friday as the External ni-

SWORN IN islrs Minister. Dr. Smith (leit)

is seen here with Prime Minist- er Dieienbakar on the front steps

oi the Supreme Court Building where he took the oath of oiilce. i tCP Wlrephote)

Ceremony Sunday Recalls Battle Of Britain In 1940

.t brief but impressive cere- niuny was held at Memorial St1llill'(', Summcrlsdc. yes erday ntloriionn commemorating the lhulo of Britain. Upwards of three hundred airmen from R.t:. .t F. Station Summerside led by iii." station band. and several lmnzlrcd town residents gathered. in pay homage to the valiant mum-ii who gave their lives in Ill." i940 air battle.

Ti program, which ' tho lnyiiig oi wreaths and a three iuiinii volley fired by the honor ).Zl'.lii'lI. was held under bright iuiiny skics Ind brlci addresses win made by His Worshill .il:i.mr ll'.A. Currie and 0.H. Plullius. ALP. on the 17th anniv- (il'.alliT ni the stlrr g air battle Ili uliich many anadian air- mcn serving with the R.A.F. lo.-: tlier lives.

Following the ceremony at the square. a march past of R.C.A.F.

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WESTERN GUARDIAN .

RESERVE October Ioth. ior Kcnsington Presbyterian Church supper. In St. Marks Hall.

REGULAR DANCE irishtown llnll tonight. Monday. Door prize.

BEGINNING September llth. Summcrside Bus Stop will close at 7:00 P.M. except Friday and Sunday.

lI0'l' TURKEY dinner sponsor- rd by Kensington Comrnnnlt! Club. st. Marks Hall. Kenning- ion. Thursday. September 1!. rumrriencing 4:30 pm. Adults lw children under twelve 50 cents.

THREE BOYS IN COURT--- Three teenage boys from the Milo district near 0'Lcary wen convicted under section 162 oi the Criminal Code ior night tree- nrssing and creating a distur- imncc. in court at Alberton rlmrsday. and two were lined it'll dollars and costs and on! nu-niy dollars and costs. The charges iollowed a number oi complaints from an elderly lady mining in Woodstock that a number of youths in cars were creating a disturbance in lard at her home. investigation by members of the Alberton de- arhrnent resulted in the three charges being laid.

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personnel led by the R.C.A.l'. band conducted by Bandmastcr W.F. Conkey. took place in iront oi the Federal Building on Cent- ral Street. with Mayor Currle tnk ing the salute. Also presientat the saluting base were Group Captain W.H. Swetman CD. D So. DFC. commanding oiilcer of R.C.A.F. Slation Summerside. Dr. 0.H. Phillips. M.P.. E.P. Foley. M.L.A. Leiui. Roy

Boatcs. oiiicer commanding the Summcrlde area Cedct Corps .an:l other dignitaries represent.- ling the various service clubs.

The parade was under the com- mand oi Wing Commander Leon- ard Limpert. ”

Earlier in the day personnel of the station attended church ser- vices in a body at the R.C.A.F. Chapels.

PERSONALS

Leading Cadet John Wilfred Gaudct. Miscouchc returned from Halifax about two ,weeks ago after successfully complet- ing a course in naval engineer- ing in connection with Sea Cadet training. He is a son oi Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Gaudet. Miscouche

Scout Leader William Arthur Collins and Mrs. Collins who have been vacationing in Albany and Summcrslde, left on Tues- day morning for their home in Taunion. Mass. They were ac- companied home hy Mrs. Col- lins' aunt. Mrs. W. P. Cameron, Albany.

CARLETON

Mr. and Mrs. Warren Mac Kay oi Boston, Man. are at prenent spending their vacation on the Island. While here they are the guests oi Mr. and Mrs. Leo Warren oi Carleton and Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Muttart of Cape Traverse.

Mr. and Mrs. Bruce MacDon- ald and family oi Trenton. On- tario, spent the Labor Day week- end in Carleton. guest oi Mrs. MacDonald's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Lowther.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Downs oi Charlottetown spent Sunday. Sept. ist in Carleton. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Keith lard.

Mr. Joseph Noonan oi Caric- ton. hsa accepted a position teaching at Queen Charlotte High School in Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Byron Crockett oi Fredericton. N.B. spent the Labor Day weekend in Carleton and Borden guests oi Mr. and

the Mrs. Calvin Hewett and Mr.

and Mrs. Gilbert Bell.

Miss Florence F oi Charlottetown visited in Carie- ton over Labor Day with her aunt. Mrs. Fenton Howatt.

Mr. Charlie Doull. son oi Mr. and Mrs. Harry Donil oi Carleton. returned to his home early this week after spending several the in hospital in Toronto. Charlie who was the victim of a serious note crash.

town. accompanied in II? daughter and eon-in-law Kr. and Mrs. Herb Banner oi Met- in Carleton

Chas Crossman will regret to hear that he is a patient in the Prince County Hospital in Sum- mcrside.

Miss Bertha Campbell of Charlottetown. spent a day via- ittng with her niece. Mrs. Frank Howatt oi Carleton.

Miss Leonora Muttart oi Cape Traverse left recently ior Toron- to. where she will be employed for the winter months.

Mrs. Donald Sutherland oi Carleton. secretary oi the Cath- olic Women's League of st. Pet- ers church. Seven Mile Bay. at- tended thc C.W.L. Convention at Saint Dunstan's on Monday. Aug. 36th.

Mrs. Windsor Campbell and children of Si. Elcnnors visited in Carleton on Aug. 15th at the home oi Mr. and Mrs. Frank Howatt.

Mrs. Marjorie Brown of Cham- bly P.Q. is at present visiting in Carleton. guest oi her sister Mn. Donald Sutherland.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Somer- ville oi New Glasgow, N.S. were the guests oi Mr. and Mrs. Frank Qulgley oi Carleton.

Miss Wendy Johnston of Manc- ton. N.B. spent the last week of August in Carleton. guest oi Mr. and Mrs. Hasen Gillespie. R

Early To Tell If Radiation Has Increased

TORONTO tCPi - A,Canadian scientist said Wednesd it's too early to say whether radioactive fallout from nuclear explosions in upsetting the atmoepbere's elec- trical balance.

P. D. McTaggart-Cowan, dep- uty dircctor of Canada's meteor-

ATTENTION SPORTSEMN

Owing to the Conserva- tive convention in Char- lottetown on Tuesday. the date for the West Prince Fish and Game Associa- tion meeting han been changed to Thursday. Sept. 19th in the Albcrton Library.

FRANK WEEKS. Secretary.

BOB WHITE AND HIS CANADIAN PLAYBOYS

17 From P. E. I.f Took Y. P.'Course

Ievcnteen United Church young people from P.E.l. attend- ed camp at the Atlantic Christian Training Centre at '!'atama- gouchc. N.S. over the Labor Day weekend.

Principal Rev. John T. Stew- nrt was lender. Mrs. Parker and Mrs: Andrews of the Centre unit were assistant and campunotber respectively. Various members of the group acted as committee and work leaders to arrange and carry out a mu program oi Bible study. work projects. short course in Y.P.U. work. recreat- ion and daily chores.

The Bible study topic was nstin-e. law and grace as a basis tor service and actions. The Christian education course dealt with ways and means oi prepari- ing, presenting and conducting complete programs.

Members attended this second annual event irom New Annan Kcnsingtoo. Belmont. Summer- side. Bedeque. Tryon and Char- lottetown. with iiiteen oi the total from Bedeque.

Centre pins were presented by the principal to Arthur Craig. Middleton. a graduate oi last year's eighteen-week course: al- so to Frances Craig. Middleton and Ernest Murphy. Summe- side who each took the leader- ship nliort course this summe.

Police Follow Trail Of Blood After Break

A break at the Myrtle Street Market early Saturday morning netted the apparently hungry thici a cooked ham. canned ham. tea and other items. along with about 830 in silver. Judging by the trail oi blood leit behind. he also incurred a cut or two from the broken glass in the basement window through which he gain- ed entry.

The police. aided by the trail

oi blood. went to a Summerside home to apprehend a suspect, but he escaped through an up- stairs window in the home and up to a late hour last night had not been picked up. Total value of the money and merchandise taken is estimated at between :35 and 350. The Myrtle Street Market is owned and operated by Mr. Medlus Wedge.

B. 8. P. Plan Bridge Club

The opening meeting oi the

Summerside Business and Pro- fessional women's Club was held on Wednesday night. Sept- ember llth at Mulberry Lodge. with the president Miss Barbara Smith presiding. After the roll call and minutes oi the last meeting, a letter was read irom the Charlottetown president suggesting that the two clubs hold a joint meat- lng at the Charlottetown Hotel in October. Some discussion took place in connection with mem- bers attending the provincial mnierenccs being held at Yar- mouth. N.S. and Fredericton. N.B. next month. Tentative plans were made tor the iorming oi a bridge club and tudy group.

A social hour iollowed the business session with Miss Lill- ian Cudmore in charge of the entertainment.

ologlcal service. said scientists must first find out whether an imbalance reported in Belgium is world-wide and whether it is caused by increased radioactivity from atom and hydrogen bomb tests.

He commented on newspaper reports. arising from the Belgium findings announced at an interna- tional meeting here. that radio communications may be blacked out and weather changed by re- dioactive action.

Mr. Mc'l'aggart-Cowan said in an interview the Belgian findings concern only a small region and could be affected by local wadi- tlons. i

He said it was unlikely radio communication could be curtailed by such an atmospheric change since only certain long-range ire- quencles would be dlsniptcd. Also it would take a great buildup of radioactivity over I long period to cause such disrup- tion and by then the change would be hariniul to humans.

Barn Burns At Elmsdalo

A small barn at Elmsdnle owned by Mr. Ivan Adams was destroyed by tire yesterday al- ternoon. As far as can be learn- ed there was no loss oi livestock or msrchlnery. Origin oi the fire is not known.

Inquest Held At Alberton

A coroner's jury. ampannclled y Dr. WE. Callaghan to inquire nto the death of Mrs. Emmett Shea oi Waterford, heard evi- dence of five witnesses at Alber- ton Saturday afternoon and brought in their verdict as lol- lows:

"We the jury find that Mrs. Emmett Shea came to her death in the Western Hospital on Aug- ust 21. 1957. by cardiac arrest owning to her physical condition at the time of preparation ior an operation and we attach no blame to the staff of the hospital or the doctors concerned with the case."

Doctors 5. Dublcanac. Nichol- as Bruvels. L.G. Dewar and Dr. H.N.J. Boyd. provincial pathol- ogist who performed the autopsy. gave medical evidence oi a tech- nlcal nature.

Members oi the jury were Messrs. Stephen Burke. John C. Profit. Wesley Hardy. Douglas Nicholson. Reginald Tra-vers. Albert Clarke and Frank Weeks. foreman.

HOWLAN

George Carruthers s:rived irom Cooksville, Ontario by car on Saturday, July 27th, and will spend his vacation with his par- ents in Howlan.

Mrs. Calvin Carruthers and 2 children are spending a few days with her in-laws in Howlan.

Itlf. and Mrs. Frank Gallant oi Dorchestcr. Mass.. arrived in Howlan on Monday, July 29th. where they will spend their va- cation.

Motoring to Summersidc on Saturday. July 27th. were Mrs. Jerry Gallant and sons Henry and Paul. Lorraine Gallant and John Arscnault.

Mrs. Robert Gallant is spend- ing a few days in Surnmersida. guest of her sister and brother- in-law. Dr. and Mrs. Gilbert Gal- lant and family.

KENSINGTON

Miss Georgie Kennedy. R. N.. has resumed her duties at the Prince County Hospital. sitar vacationing for the past month at her home at Kensington. and with iriends at Siewiake. N.S.

Miss Clara Mountain. Chief Operator at the Summcrsidn Telephone Oiilce. spent the boil- day weck end with her sister. Mrs. James MacKinnon. slngton.

Mr. and Mrs. H.B. MIl.'LsC0d, Burlington left Wednesday mon- nlng for Pictou. N.S. where they plan to attend the Pictou Fair, and later make a tour oi inter- esting points in the province.

Mrs. William J. Proiitt. Long River was among those attend- ing the Alberton Exhibition.

Miss Florence Peters. Norber- ough. spent the past weekend at her home at New Annan.

The site on the junction oi the Charlottetown and Margnte roads in Kensington is present- lng a scene of activity these days as a structure to be or cupied by the B.A. Oil Company is rapidly taking form. The prop- erty was piss based irom Mr. Horace Glovenand is part of the Glover Homestead iormerly owned by the late Mr. Gordon Glover. The house-which was an old land mark and for many years housed the Poet Oiiice

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KENBINGTDN MON. - TUII. - 1:1! -Sill

Jeii Chandler. Loraine Day and the little boy who drove Major Benson crazy. Tim Harvey. in a wonderful warm-hearted com- edy. "TOY TIGER" in Techni- color. Regular prices.

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TODAY (MON.) 7:15 - 9:15 - TUES. 3:30 - 7:15 - 9:15

IIIAVII

The annual Teachers Fall Convention was held on Sept. lrd and lth in the Dalton school. with one of the largest groups in attendance for some time.

The Cu: opened at I.- ll a.m. with Mrs. Margaret Doucettc presiding. After a briei welcome to all the teach- ers, given by the president. the iollowing were appointed:

The press committee. Minn Clotildn Arsenault. Miss Gerald- in; Bnndrabsn. and Mrs. Clare 0'Bhea.

Resolutions. Rev. Sr. St. Ell- ecn. Mrs. C. Callaghan, Miss J. Shea.

Nomination. Rev. Sr. St. Ray- mond. Miss Freda Hogan and Mrs. Mary Cbaisson.

The main speaker in the mor- nlng session. was Dr. L. W. sbsw, "Director of Education." who spoke in his usual capable manner on the "Basic Concepts in the teaching oi social studies through the grades. which sub- jects included. Geography. His- tory. Literature and citizenship.

The afternoon session opened at 1.30 with the reading of th e president's address, the report of the general secretary of the P.E.I. T. F. and the superior'n report Miss Freda Hogan was appointed to the board oi gov- ernors oi the P.E.l. T. F. to re- place Miss Rita Shea who re- signed imm teaching.

The first speaker at the Wed- nesday morning session was

TeaLcliers' Annual Fall Convention Held AtTignish

Miss Maris Bowness. Dtroclc of Junior Red Cross. who spoke on the various activities oi the J.R.C.

The next item of interest was "The Educational Crises from the Teacher's Stnndpolnt." giv- en by the General secretary. Miss Estelle Bowness."

Following this "Buss Groups" were formed among the teach- ers to discuss the questions pre- sented. Nearly all teachers iormed a A ' opinion on the questions discussed.

The next guest speaker was "Miss Helen Yco. M. Ed.. Tea- cher trninlng Department. P. W. College. who spoke in a very interesting manner on "Creat- ive Wrltlng Through the Grades."

The programme for the last afternoon session was planned by the Local Executive which presented a iilm on Safety. and the prevention of accidents."

The last guest speaker was Mr. Malcolm MncKenzle. Assis- tant Director oi Education, who spoke on the Course oi Study and Cuniculum changes. He al- so answered questions present- ed by the teachers.

OFFICERS

The following officers were elected: President - Mrs. Mar- garet Doucette; Vice President. Mrs. Mary Rose Bernard; Sec- retary - Mrs. Pbelomena Des- Roches. ire-elected).

The convention closed with the singing oi "The Queen."

was moved to a suitable locat- ion on the Charlottetown Road. The line old shade trees have oi necessity been uprooted and excavations made. A building large enough to provide car ser- vicing and office space is being constructed by MacPherson Builders of Moncton.

The paving of Malpeque road is nearing completion and when finished will provide a hard sur- iaced highway as far as Malpe- que Corner, with short additions lending to the Roman Catholic Church at Indian River. and the Churches at Malpeque.

ALMA

Mr. and Mrs. Earle Klncli and iamlly of Boston, Mass return- ed to their home aiter spending two weeks visiting relatives in Aims and Grand River.

Mr. Omer Kinch has return- ed lo his home in Dorchester. Mass.. after spending two weeks at the home oi Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Barrett. Elmedale.

Mr. and Mrs. Stirling Brown have returned to their home in Needham, Mass. after visiting relatives in Alma and Tignlsh.

Mrs. Robert Hardy. Sheet Harbour. N.S. who has been visiting her son and daughter- in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Har- dy. Monti-osc. spent a iew days recently with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hardy and family. Ellen-

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Mr. and Mrs. J.W. Proiitt and family and Mr. and Mrs. Arnie Mclver and daughte Ann. vis- ited relatives in Alma Sunday, Sept. 1st.

Mr. and Mrs. Earle Wallace and baby Earle have returned

by plane to their home in Toron- to aiter spending two weeks at the home of Entries parents. in Alma.

Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Ready. Mr. and Mrs. Wilired Shea, Tig- nish, and Rev. Fr. Howard Shea oi S.F.M. Toronto were recent guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John P. Wallace.

Mr. and Mrs. John Landrigan of Lower Montague were week- end guests oi friend in Alma and Alberton.

Mr. and Mrs. W. B. MCLCLIII. accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Earle Klncb and Miss Nettie Kinch were recent guests oi Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Burke. C '

PIUSVILLE

Piusville school is closed this few days. The teachers oi both departments are attending the Teacher's Convention.

Miss Reta Gallant spent a week recently visiting relatives in Summersldc.

Mr. Leo Gallant has recently purchased Simon lAittrcll's re sidcnce in Bloomfield corner and has started business there as manager oi the store.

Since the electric power has been in this district. quite a iew electric appliances have been obtained. Messrs John E. Jones. Johnnie Gallant and Wnrburton Murray have recently purchased television sets.

Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Gallant. Halifax. are visiting in Duvar and Plusvills.

Mr. Norbert Corcoran has re- sumed his task this year haul- ing cucumbers to Charlotte- town.

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POSITIONS OPEN FOR REGISTERED NURSES

Pediatric supervisor. salary S190 to 5210 gross. General duty nurses. salary

in a fully accredited

114 bed general hospital. Personal poli-

cies provide for 8

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hour work week. For further particulars

contnct-

MISS M. COLLICUTT

Superintendent Prince County Hospital Surnrnerside. P. E. I.

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"TTIEASURE OF THE GOLDEN CONDO!" in Techi- wilde. Coneunee smith. Finlay Currie Traveltalk. Cartoons and Canteen Service.

IIJNDAY: M.G.M.'S FINEST MUSICAL IN COIDR

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W.P. ltetiriled Children Ass'n l-ind Tag Day

The nsouhly nsessiu oi the West Prince Association tor rs- tsrdad children was held in 0'- Leary in the orifice oi the Dist- rlct Health Nurse Mrs. Margaret Ellis. Mr. L.G. Matthews was in the chair.

The meeting opened with the associations special prayer. Fol- lowed by the minutes of last months meeting. Mrs. Cecil Den- nis Treasurer then gave the fi- nancinl report.

Mrs. Margaret Ellis and Mrs. Fred Millman gave a report on the Tag Day held at the Alberton Exhibition and reported that the sum of 850.00 was collected and also that the tags were donated free. A motion was approved

that letters of thanks and ap-

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Tuesday and following Saturday. Prizes now on dis-

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LEGION MONTHLY MEETING

Regular monthly meeting Summerside Branch Canadian Legion B-E.S.L. will be held in the Home at 7:30 p.m. Monday. September 16th,

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