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THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

JULY 30; 1951

W.C.T.U.i NOTES

Yule Alcohology and the Public 81-.

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Editorial review by Ernest Gor- don on ”Alcohol and Social Re- sponsibllity".

After repeal of National Prohi- bition. those I ponsible for re- peal announced their next ob- iective to be ”the breaking of the rtranglehold which the Dry: have on the public schools." The modi- fication of public school temper- rnce teaching seems to have been from the first in the minds of the Yale leaders. A member of their staff was early set to work to survey existing laws. teaching. rnd text books. The training of hundreds of school teachers and school officials in summer courses has prepared an atmosphere for modification. Now appears the textbook for training classes of prospective teachers. entitled. "Al- cohol and Social Responsibility". by R. G. McCartli.v and E. M. I)otiglass.

The authors we are told have the 3-ntll'CPS of the Yale Plan at their lincr-rtips, At. every point it echoes the peculiar Yale science. It begins with a sketchy history of the American temperance move- nvcnt. and dciiriicls chiefly on a .-nclc book "The Origins of Pro- hibition". There is no intimation that such grcat sources of histor- ical liiforniation in New York Public Library were once consult- rd.

when one thinks of the im- mouse and brilliant literature on

the siiiiicrt. one can but be in- dicnnnt that such a limited sur- wy slio.id be presented in the

public and especially to thctcach- ll”-I profcssirin by the Yale School. 1? it what "Alcohol and Social Re- :i:oiisiliiliiy' lacks in research, it in axsiiraiice.

' it. is hard to think of this text- btilk (Ls nllSlCa(llllz any person of sr- ind nnri inricpcndent judgment. nvich loss anyone with definite in nivlerlcc of tho alcohol question in its scientific phases. The dam- age, which it is likely to effect. is

il?ristratcd in 'lhe book itsrlf-in A'I))Fll(llX 2. where Miss Vashti 113106 of Mississippi and Miss

Katie Sue Echols of Florida tell of what. they are doing to intro- duce Yale plirascs and phases in common school education. They have been properly "Yalcd". in summer at New I-laven. infused xiith scorn of "cmotlonalism". l1l1l'E' eliminatcd such dreadful wants as ”tr-etoialc-rs. drys, weis. )iT-')lllhli.lnll. and evil effects” (l.e.. o' rir:ni;i and ”substitutrd ac- rrmtahln nnns." Horizons have he-vn enlarcncl and prejudice has given wav to tolerance. In other words. ihc:: have swallowed the Kale farl --hook. line. and sinker.

Dr. C.C Morrison states of this

book, "...millioiis of flood Citizens iiould rise up in wrath if their vhilrlrcn wore tauglit the harm-

)(fcnDFS of moderate drinking. Yet. thi: snrms to be on the cards and. in mop of iilniirilr polite Drew"- mgign is p--nhnhly at the bark of th.s book and of Yale alcohol lit- errturc izi i.'f'iif'i'"l"-

lieeschen - Maclleill Wedding

A prom i-.rriri.ii: of intcrest to nianjs island ii-zenrla was solemn- izr,-rl iii Cli.i1iiirrs iluitcd Church. ohm.-.1, an .7ii;iu lfilll. 1051 at 4.00

nm. uhrn Bonny Cvl't"iC?. youngest daughtnr of Mr and Mrs. R. T. M8CN0lll. lluiiirir River. and Lieut.

Eric Rolancl llcr Clivn. R.C.N.. ion

or Mr. ziiwl Mr: C. C. Hccschcn xpnsmginn, '.-.ci-:- united in mar- rizizr. The t'r.ciiiotiy was per-

forincrl by Rex". J. Griffith. pastor of tho ch-.srr-ii, and Mr. John Put- nam. A.'rC..Vl, played the Wed- oiii". Mzirrli.

Tho iiri(ir- lmikcti in a. strcrt-lriicih (tress blur iirlmi licr only Miss lri. ."3i"'.ll . wore pink ny- lon and ihcir inuquets were Lal-

rory winsome of pale attendant.

isman rosc: and rarnations. The croiiin iia- atloiicicd by Lieut Jaines Barbcau. R. C. N.. of Ot- tau-a.

A delicious iicriding slipper in- cludiii: .1 tli:-cc-ticr wedding cake was prcpzircrl by girl friends of the lJl'l(il' iiiitl at ill 1) m. a buffet lunch wa: .-crir-ri iii the officers gngss, follotir-(l Iiy a shower for t.he brirlc and croom. when they lerclvcri niany lm'cl.V 21115 TN? happy coiipln have-. taken up real- lience at. 25:0 Elqin Street. Ottawa. Their many friends wish them lniirh happinnss. A

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- Piusvil: ii - Viclnifr

Mr. Vincent Gallant. was a re- cent visitor to aummerside.

Mr. William Gallant spent Do- minion Day in summei-side.

Mrs. John T, Gallant recently sput I few days in Halifax.

Mr. Leo Gallant was a recent visitor to summerside.

Mr. Keith Kelly. Roseville, was I visitor to Piusville. Mrs. Henry Gallant and Miss Bertha. Gallant recently spent . few days in summerside.

Miss Jacqueline Brown isspencl- in; some time visiting relatives in Boston, Mass.

Mrs. Angeline Blancharc re- centiy spent a few days in Saint John visiting relatives and friends.

Mr. and Mrs. Allison Richard- son. Boston, Mass, are spending

some time with Mr. and Mrs. Warburton Murray. Miss Betty Martin. Bloomfield

Corner. spent a day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Gallant.

Mrs. Ellsworth Waterford spent a day with her sister, Mrs, Her- man Corcoran end Mr. Corcoran.

Mr. and Mrs. Erby Gallant, Mill Road. were visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Gallant

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Martin, Bloomfield Corner. were visiting in Piusville recently.

Mr, and Mrs. Norbert Corcoran were visitors to Summerside re- cently.

Mr. Gilbert Gallant and Mary Gallant were recent visitors to St. John.

Mr. and Mrs. John Corcoran. I-label and Dale were recent visit- ors to Summereide.

Mr. and Mrs. William Gallant were visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George MacDonald. Ol- Leary. recently.

Miss Rose Marie Brown. Do- mestic Science College. Quebec. is spending her holidays at her home in Piusville.

Mr. and Mrs. John James Gor- coran were recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Dal- ton. Burton.

Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Greene and family, Emerald. were recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Corcoran.

Quite a number from Piusville and vicinity attended the ordina- tion of Rev. Fr. Claude Shea at st. Simon and St. Jude Church. Tignlsh.

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Dalton Miss Jean Donahue and sandy Donahue were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Corcoran.

Mr. Adrian Gallant. Kensing- ton, spent a day with his Liarents Mr. and Mrs. Philip Gallant He was accompanied by Mr. Ralph Fitzsimmons, Long River.

Mrs. 'George MacDonald and son Munsey, O'Leary. and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gallant and children Juanita and Ronnie, Charlotte- town. were visiting at the home

A lute crowd attended the dance in Plusviile Hall recently. The music was supplied by Mr. Leonard Barnett and Mr. Ray- mond Gallant.

Mr. and Mrs. Justin Corcorm and children. Freddie. Aileen and Donnie. East Royalty. spent ii few days in Piusville visiting rela- tives and friends.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph MacDon- ald. Grand River. spent I recent week-end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Corcoran.

A very enjoyable dancing party was held in Bloomfield Hall re- cently. The music was furnished by Messrs. Leonard Barnett, Alton Hardy and Earl Currie.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sweet. St. Eleanors. were visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Warburton Murray. They were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Allison Richard- son who will spend some time with Mr. and Mrs. Murray.

Congratulations to Miss Lor- raine Corcoran who graduated from Miscouche Convent. Those attending the graduation from Piusville were Mr. and Mrs John James Corcoran and daughters, Norma and Arlene. and Mrs Her- man Corcoran.

St. Anthonyis Roman Catholic Church. Bloomfield. was filled to capacity on Sunday. July 1. when Rev. Fr. Pius Flnnan. son of Mr. and Mrs. John Flnnan. Wood- stock, said his first Mass. after having been ordained at St. Mary's Church. Bathurst, on Fri- day, June 29th.

CONWAY SCHOOL Report of Conway school for the year ending June 20. 1951:

Grade VIII-l. Evelyn Morrison; 2. George Ramsay; 3. Ray Ram- say.

Grade V-I. Erma Morrison: 2. Charles Stewart; 3. Leonard Mur- phy and Ruth Ramsay (equal).

Grade III Sr.-1. Gabriel stew- nrt; 2. Joseph Murphy; 3. Clarence Couglilin.

Grade III Jr.-Harold Coughlln and Flora Buchanan (equali.

Grade II-l. Phyllis Oatway: 2. Kathleen Palmer; 3. Jimmie Mor-

rison.

Grade I Sr.-l. Ruth Coughlin: 2. Harold Stewart; 3. Walter Palmer.

Grade I Jr. (ai--l. Donetta Mor- rieon and Jimmy Ontway (equal): 2 Ronnie MacNeill and John Bu- chanan (equal).

Grade I Jr. (bi-Roby Adams.

Mrs. L. P. Hardy. teacher.

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West Cape and Vicinity

Mr. Elmer Maci..ennan. O'Leary, was a visitor to Cucumpec re- centiy.

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth iEllis and Allison Ellis of West Cape were recent visitors to Moncton.

Miss Jane Hudson of Summer- slde was the guest of her parentl. Mr. and Mrs. Brenton Hudson. Cascumpec. for a weekend.

Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Brooks and family of Witton, Maine, are visiting with relatives and friends on the Island. I The ice cream social held in the Springfield West Parsonage grounds proved to be a good suc- cess. A good sum of money was realized.

Mr. and Mrs. Horatio MacWil- liams and family of Springfield West were recent visitors to 0'- Leary. the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer MacLennan.

Miss Barbara Gorrlll and Miss Norma Gorrlll of Glenwood are being congratiilatz-d on successful-. ly passing their Grade Eight ex- aminatlons.

Congratulations are being ex- tended to Leigh MacDonald. Ruby Wood and Ernie Wood. students of the Green Hill School, for suc- cessfully writing their GradeEight exams.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Adams of Knutsford and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dennis and daughter. and

Canada. Mrs. B. Dennis had not visited her home church for 45 years. They met with many old friends while in Cascumpec

Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ellis and son Allison were visitors to summer- side over the weekend. and while there they were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph MacLennan,8um- merside.

Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ellis. West

Cape, and Mrs. ILL. Macbougall of O'Leai-y were visitors to Gas- cumpec and while there they were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bren- ton I-Iudson: Rev. and Mrs. W. G. Dickson and family left recently for Syd- ney. ova scotia. where they in- tend spend their vacation Rev. Mr. Dickson is the pastor of the United Church in 0'Leary, Cole- man, Bray and Bloomfield.

Mr. and Mrs. Ira MacDonald and family of Green Hill, have moved from their home there and taken up 1- ” in summer- side. Mrs. MacDonald will be teaching in the Summerside school this year. She has been a suc- cessful teacher in the Green Hill school for a number of years.

Mrs. Vernon Hudson has re- turned to her home after spend- illg some time with her parents in Woodstock. New Brunswick. she was accompanied home by her mothe, Mrs Lemuel Micker- son. who is spending some time with her daughter and son-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Hud- son. Summerside.

The electrical storm on Sunday afternoon. July 15th, was a. severe one. During the storm the Exhi- bition building at Alberton col-

mains standing. It will be neces- sary to reconstruct. the whole building. , .-..

on Monday afternoon. July 9th. a very pretty wedding was sol- emnized at the United Parsonage. .0'I.ueary. when Rev. W. G. Dickson united in marriage Mr. George C. Gamble of West Devon and Miss Ruth Annie smith of Green Hill. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Guy smith. The young couple were attended by Miss Olive MacDon- ald or West Paint, a cousin of the bride, while the brother of the groom, Mr. Wesley Gamble. was the best man. The bride looked lovely in her wedding gown. After the wedding ceremony the bride and groom left on a. short honey- moon trip. On return they will reside in West Devoir where the groom is a prosperous farmer. They have the best wishes of all their many friends for a long and happy wedded life. .

The electrical Itorm that passed

! over the uteri: part or tho fa- lend in the into port of Iy Afternoon. July lith. caused great damage in the western part of the count... In Knutsford a large barn belonging to.Avard Hurts was struck by lightning anuburn- ed to the ground. light calves and hundreds oi: bushels oi oats. Mme hly. harness and other art- icles were lost. Another barn in OLeary belonging to Mn. 0. Keiser was destroyed. A bolt of lightning struck the chimney of the home of Mi-.,Ei-nest Phillips, 0'Leary, also the home of Mr. Herman Harris of O'Leery. where the front of the stove was blown out. No one was injured in any of these accidents. On the pre- vious saturday morning thehouse and ham of Mr. Ralph Hardy of !A'lma was comple 'y destroyed by

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