-The Wesiem Guardian

'u....a.y, October 4. 1954

-CLOTHING repaired and alter- ed (evenings). W. R. Cameron. 2!? Noonan St. J '

-AA!-L TAXES owing Kenning- ton schools-district must be paid by October 35th. After that date will be handed in for collection. By order of Trustee Board.

-KENSINGTON H. 6 8. A8- SOCIATION The co-operation of parents and teachers in the building of. better citizens for to- morrow. is an urgent need of our times. according to Dr. George Fisher of Charlottetown, who ad- dressed s large meeting of the Kensington Home and School As- sociation on September 23. Dr. Fisher. who was introduced by Dr. James I. Higgins. now of Char- lottetown and past president of the Association, took his audience on an imaginary world tour. Citing con- ditions in the countries of Europe and Asia and nearer home in south America; he painted a dis- turbing picture of the march of sommunism around the world. and its penetratlor into every nook and comer. threatening closely our own way of life. However he point- ed out that a great deal can still be done to combat that threat by preparing for the inevitable, and to the members of the Home and School Association, he said. falls the task "of co-operating to build better citizens of tomorrow in our children". Mrs. George Brookins presided. and a happy feature of the evening was the presentation of a gift in Dr. and Mrs. Higgins, who were valued members of the Association while residents of Ken- sington. Buslnes! included the ap- pointment of Mrs. Frank Bowness and Mrs. K. L. Waite as a nominat- ing committee to bring in ii. slate of officers for the ensuing year. Plans were made for a rummage sale. Lunch was served and a sing- song enjoyed with Mrs. Higgins at the piano. The trophy for parent representation at the meeting was won by Miss Smith's Grade 2.

Personals

-Mr. Alexander Campbell of Summerside has returned to Del- housie University.

-Mr. Howard Waite. Jr.. of Summerside. returned last week to Halifax, NS.. where he is a stu- dent in Dalhousle. ,

-Miss Ina Larkin. who is tall- lng nurse's training at the Prince County Hospital, Summerside, spent the past week-end at her home in Kenslngton.-Bur.

-Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Waugh and Miss Audrey Waugh left on September 30 to return to their home in Gwoundo, N. Y.. after a vacation with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Waugh. Kelvin Grove. They were spending a day in Moncton en route.-Bur.

Alherton

Mrs. J. N. Bmythe. Bloomfield, visited her sister. Mrs. G. C. Gor- don, at Alberton, during the week-end.

Miss Margaret Hardy. Rog. N., Charlottetown, spent the week- end with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Hardy. Alberton.

Friends of Mr. Vernon England. Albeo-ton. will be pleased to know he has returned from the Western Hospital where he had been for some time.

Mr. and Mrs George Rsrnsay and Mrs. Arthur Wright, Alber- ton. visited relatives in Charlotte- town during the week-end.

Mrs. Heber Hardy. Alberton. is a guest this week of her sister, Mrs. Ernest Harris. Summerside.

Miss Paula Gillls. student nurse at the Charlottetown Hospital, spent the week-end at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Al- fred Gillis, Alberton.

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--HEAR Colonel Johnstone talk. and show "slides on his "old world tour in Graham's Road hall, Mon.- day evening. Oct. 4.

-MOABE llWELLlllS.. Sum- merside and 0'l.4eary sell watches of neat appearance. Bugged, shock protected models, - Attractive, de- pendable. and cheap.

--WEEK-END VISITORS -Mr. and Mrs Luther Gum-p from Den- ver, Colorado, and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Blacksheer, of Hawaii, were week-end visitors at Garden of the Gulf Motel in Summerside, and were entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Keith Compton and Mrs. Keith Compton and Mrs. Walter Callbeck. ,

-RECEIVES SAD NEWS -Mr. and Mrs. William Aylward. Skin- ner's Pond. have received the sad news of the death in Rum- ford. Maine, of their son. Peter in his 57 year. A native of this Prov- ince. he went to the United States when he was about 20 and was back to visit his native province on several occasions. His death took place on Sunday, Sept. 28th after an illness of a few years. Survivors include a wife the for- mer. Nell Mclnnis of Waterford. P. E. I., and five children who re- side in the U. S. A.; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Aylward, Skinners Pond; four sisters and six brothers: Violet (Mrs. Bertram Johnston): Alice, (Mrs. Pearly Worrall) Miss Elizabeth Aylward of Boston. Masa.; Margaret, (Mrs. Jordan Ellsworth). Waterford. P. E. l.; .Iarl, of Rumford, Maine; Edgar. of Boston. Mass.; Russell. Skinner's Pond. P. E. 1.; Frank. Bedeque, P. E. 1.; Louis, Char- lottetown and Chares, of Covehcati, P. E. 1.

Mission Opens Al S'side Church

-A two weeks mission opened last evening in St. Paul's Church. Summerside conducted by Rev. Father MacDonald and Rev. Father Toner of the Order oi the Holy Cross, Montreal.

The first week of the mission will be devoted to the women while the second week. beginning next

-5- Sunday night will be for the mm

of the parish. -S.

New-lioclor For Tyne Valley

-The Board of Trustees of the

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Stewart Memorial Health Centre

at Tyne Valley announced over the week-end that Dr. G. E. R0- binson will take up the medical practice in this area during the coming week.

St. Mary's Hospital, London, Eng- land He holds the degrees of B. M. and BS. from the University

licentlate of the Royal College of Physicians.

.Dr. Robinson is no stranger to Prince Edward Island. As a mem- ber of the R..A.P'. he was station- ed at Charlottetown where he re- ceived his commission as Pilot 0!- ficer Navigator in 1941. After op- erational service with Bomber command and Service Training Command in England he returned to his medical studies and qualifi- ed in 1961. He practised at St. Mary's Hospital, Psddington, for two and s. half years before com- ing to this country. In 1953 he established a practise in Aiberton.

Dr. Robinson brings with

his wife. the former Dorothy 1-fol- gate of Wirksworth, England, and their two sons Alsn aged '7 and Nigel aged 8. They will reside in the Baker House and Dr. Robin- son will havs his office in the

Health Centre.

Canadian Legion, Zone g Rally Held At Wellington

-0!) Friday Evening. October 10L. a Canadian Legion zone rally meeting was held at Wellington branch 17. Comrade Archibald Bsrrisult was chairman. Deputy zone Muttart and five delegates from the Bordon branch were pre- sent u was the Borden branch Dresident, Comrade Mclsasc. Two delegates and 20 members from Welllnrton were in attendance.

Comrade Muttart voiced his liullbrovsl of the absence of the

int-ed delegates from Borden, Mlscouche and Summerside bran- ches. He said that the object of yfldins lone rallies at various "I 9h” VI! to discuss matters 0' importance to all veterans and lino to create a better under-

standing and canlrsdeship among the members.

Comrade Richard spoke on the highlights of the Dominion con- ventlon.

on motion it was decided that the next some rally would be held in Summerside on November 26th.

Matters concerning W.V.A. and their dependents were discuued.

After the close of the meet- ing the delegats and comrades were served refreshments and a vote of thanks was tendered to the ladies for having catored to the occasion. The president of the Borden branch invited all mem- bers to attend meetings or social events of the Borden branch whenever they might possibly-also

Two In Hospital After Fire At Summerside

-Two men were taken to hos- ltsl for treatment of burns fol- owing a fire about 0 am. an en- urday which completely gutted the- cwo-room one-storey home of Mr and Mrs. Arnsnd Arseaault -on North Market street in summer- Nde. forcing six members of the (Hm!!! to escape through a small window. '

The two man in hospital are the owner of the home. Mr. Araenault. who suffered burns to his back to- lfther with having the back of M head singed from theilames: Ind his tether-in-lsw. Mr. lylvsn and-I-. who suffered burns to both

The two men were still in has- lgiehl last evening and reported to resting comfortably.

The fire ls,sald to n..'. begun 11!. cents was starting tar

kitchen s?ove. and it is believed he mistook a container of high test gas for one of kerosene, caus- ing s sudden combustion which bag the house in flames in a mom- an

The three adults assisted the three small children from the burning home.

The Summerside Fire Deport- rnurt was summoned but the inter- ior of the house was oompietel! destroyed. together with uunlshing and clothing of the occups T

who

did not have time to let fully dreued.

Nr.Arsnsult. who moved the

house to its present site only a few months ago. had since made extensive repairs and alterations. It is reported thst there was '10 I

inmrsnoe. -I

Step-dancing honors went to Tony Perry of Tignish Dr. Robinson is a. graduate of (right) while Peter Gaudet of Miscouche placed second at

the Y's Men sponsored Prince County old time fiddling and step-dancing contest in the Summerside Curling Rink on of London. its is s membe of the Friday evening. The winners will represent Prince County Royal College of Surgeons and a for the P. E. 1. Championship

.90 r silly.

The two first place winners in the Prince County old time fiddling contest, Linus Bolger (right) Arsenault (left), both of Summerside, are seen with mas- ter-of-ceremonies Al Nicholson win at Summerside on Friday evening. Photo by Wotton.

Alberlon Sunday School Rally

-A Sunday school rally nay ser- vice was held in the Presbyi-FY15” Church .1 Alberton yesterday morning. scripture portions were rend, by Lorraine Campbell. Nrvma Horne and Bobby Home R" '3" mm were given by Anne Clark. Eleanor Home. Kenny Bi?” Jlldi Margaret Home

The offering was rerniveri by Dean Carpenter and Freddy Clark and the offerty prayer was offered by Daisy Matthews. A solo, ” in

Beautiful Garden of Prmer” was rendered by Evelyn Carpenter- H s used during the service

ymn were "All People That On Earth Do Dwell." and "Take My Life. The service was conducted by Mr.

Fred Clark; Clerk d the

at Charlottetown. . Photo by Wotton."

are "in it manne- i

and Toussaim I

(centre) following their

and an address on the theme "So shall ye be my disciples" was given by Mr. Kentford Horns.

Alberlon (Girl Gels Parting Giff ,

..-on Friday evening Min Nor-' Aen Bryan was honored by fellow staff members of Alberion branch of the Canadian Bank of com- merce at the home of the manag- er. Mr. G. .l Johnston. Miss Bryan left Saturday morning for Toronto where she will continue in the employment of the bank. A parting gift was presented by Mr. Johnston on behalf of the staff. A pleasant sooiel evening was enjoy- ed and delicious refreshments were

Dancing, Fiddling Contests Winners

Four ladies who comixzied in the Prince Cou my old time fiddling and step-dancing con- test at Summerslcle on Friday evening are seen above. The first. three took part in the step-dancing, while the fourth lady was cm of ten in the old time fiddling competitions. From left to right they are Mary Eva Gullani, Summerside; Mrs. Fred Matthews, Summerside; and Mrs. Arthur Gaudet, of Summerside.

Norma Shea,, Tignlsh;

(Photo by Wotion).

93 C. B. Poialo Pickers Arrive

95 potato pickers from Cape Breton arrived at the National Employment Office in Summer- slde last evening. and were immediately picked up by 31 farmers who had previously placed orders for the men. and were on hand to meet them.

The men went to potato pro- ducing areas scattered from the Queen's County border to 0'Leary.

The numbers of brokers ac- cepted by individual farmers ranged from 1 to 7.

The National Employment Office in Cape Breton have been lining up these men for the past month to meet the request

of Island farmers who had

placed their applications for

pickers with the Summerside

office of the National Employ-

ment Service.

-S. . . Thankoiferlng 0

Service Held Al Travellers Resi

They Travellers Rest alllluh

.hanlroi'ferrng service of the W.M.s was held on Sunday evening with the minister. Rev. J. K. Campbell presiding. Mrs. I-lazen Howard. presbyterlal president, was thc guest speaker. She gave, an mstruc tive illustrated talk on mlssionai, work in India. The Cornwall trio Messrs. Gordon Boyle. James Mn. ler and Gordon MacMiilan, ac('onl- panied by Mrs. Gordon MacM1llan made a splendid contribution It the meeting by their servce n song. -8

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the l-laycox sisiolis and several other performers from the samr locality. The stage will be SPI

for .all comers to take part in the competition with dance prizes for the ladies, men and children. Violin selections by old time fid- dlers. to the word.s of "Over the nllls to Gowry." "The Irish Wash- woman" and "The Highland Horn- pipe," which at one time sweet- ened the twilight air and were enjoyed by all the residents as they sat around their cosy cabins on the same old river banks well back in the last century. There still remains enough talent in the second generation to face the

Gaudet-Dawson Wedding l

--St. Paul's church. Summerside,

was the scene of s pretty wedding on Saturday morning at '1 o'clock when Rev. G. J. MacLellan. V.G., united in the holy bonds of mar- riage; Barbara Joan. daughter oi Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Dawson, and Joseph Cyril Gaudet. son of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Gaudet. Mrs. Leon- ard Peters, godmother of the bride was in charge of the wedding music. The bride was given in marriage by her godfather. Mr. Leonard Peters. She was charming in her wedding gownwpf white nylon net over satin with a strapless bodice topped by a bolero of lace with a Peter Pan collar and long sleeves tapering to a point over the hands. The waltz-length skirt. ,was lash-i loned in tiers and the waist-length veil was held in place with a halo of satin. sequin trimmed. She car-i rled a rosary of white pearls and a cascade bouquet of Pink Delight roses.

Miss Marie Gaudet. sister of the groom. was bridesmaid and was gowned in yellow net over taffeta with matching headdress and mitts. She-carried a bouquet of Tony Gold roses.

Mrs. Dawson chose for her dau- ghter's wedding a suit of silver grey with red accessories and a corsage of Better Times roses.

The groom's mother was attirrd in a suit of dark brown with green accessories and a corsage of Emir- cllff roses.

Mr. Regnaid Poirrer was grooms- man. i

Following the ceremony a re-1 caption for the immediate families- was held at the home of the- groom's parents. after which the: bride and groom left on n shorti honeymoon trip through the Mari-

fiddlers for an old fashioned eight. with the finishing touches of a double four. All comers are in- vited to ,bring along their cos- tumes for this style of dancing, and demonstrate to our modern-l teen-agers the grace and style ofl their ancestors which has pased on to "The Great Beyond." A spec- ial purse will go out to male and female dancers over the mark of 10 years.

The Judges decision on last days racing has aroused some conten- tion among the drivers whichv has developed into a match race between their two best perform- ers. Thu event alone should be good enough for another Pilot and Hernando gathering. The officials- for the day: announcers, Mr. Al-i fred Parsons. The claasing andi starting of alllclasses will come; under Mr. D. J. MacDonald and; Mr. Sheldon Stewart. Mr. W. T. Murphy will be in charge of the sports programme. ;

ANTIGONISH, N. 5. (CF)

Greenwood Bombers defeated St. Francis, Xavier University 16-lo. Saturday in the collegians first; iome appearance since enteringi he Nova Scotia senior Canadian: ootball league.

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Monday and Tuesday October 4-5” i in Technicolor I ”SOUND OFF" -Starring” I Jllckey Rooney - Ann James Colored Cartoon . Canteen Service Best of entertainment

family style.

ennes. For travelling Mrs. Gaudet donned a suit or biege and brown with brown sccsssories and s eor- SARNIA (CP) - Earl Clifford sage of Pernet Yellow roses. Saunders. 37. was convicted Satur-

On return they will reside in day of manslaughter in the shot- Summerslde. where the groom. gun slaying last March 29 of cattle who has been in the R.C.A.l". is drover William Sands. The jury now a mechanic. The bride is onveducerl the charge (Pom murder. the staff of F. W. Woolworth Lid. ,Saunders will be sentenced Friday.

ATTENTION FARMERS

Those who are interested in forage see a demonstra- tion of the new DION harvester with corn attachment, three wagons equipped with unloaders, also the new DION forage blower at Mr. Justin MacLclian's, Indian River this afternoon, October 4th. You will be amazed at the capacity of this equipment.

W. D. Croken. Island representative for Dion Freres inc, St. Therese, Quebec.

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