JUN E 8, 1951

THE GUARDIAN.

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pipe Band AI: s'siiie Station For Air ForcLDay

when AC1 Drummer Gaston Bmzeur dons his guts and spor- .;.n he drops his French-CanI.d- .3” ancestry and becomes "Mac- Bmzeur". so say his comrades in the 401 City of Westinount 12.0. A: 1.-, Reserve Squadron Pipe Bandgnd Gaston proceeds to beat m the rhythm oi the Highlands while his friends make with the ikm of the bagpipes. AC1 "Mac- arazeur" Joined the.pipe band two years ago and since then his 4;-lends have been amaaed by the 5.-casional Scottish burr coming up in his native tonsil!-

This band. which has never peel) out of the money in its many competitions across Canada ,.ta'tiio United States, was start- ezi in December. 1948 by its pre- wm pipe major, Flight Sergeant Jock Laurie of westmount. Que- arr. Jack is proud of his Scottish bmh Both he and Corporal rciltiv Gihson were born in Glas- gnu", Scotland. Corporal Gibson is not point! to let his son. George. ;'m-got his Highland ancestry eith- .r. He has young George with iiiii iii the hand.

The iiirijorily of the handsmen -"'0 nit Scottish desccnt. but a taxi. like ”MncBi'nzeiir", are of a ;liIli'll'lll stock. There are three Iiisliiiinli in the lot. including a nmtiv and two Shechan brothers. u'Il(l socni to be quite at home M... inc Camnbclls. Mac-Li.-ods. ilnrriniinicls, and Macwheelbases.

xizidc up or iii plpcrs and six driiiiiiiicizx. the 401 Pipe Band ar- l'il'C5 at the R. C. A. F. Station. Siiniiiici-sicic, fresh from honors

rpC('li'P(I at the Apple Blossom lTcstiv:il in Nova Scotla. They lnirc the distinction of having

won the first prize in the Gaelic Mod Ill st. Anne's.' Cape Breton. -.-.hci'e pipc bands from all over Eastern Caimds meet each 'year in iii-piriy their talents.

Visitors to the R.C.A.F. station on Air Force Day this year will lizivc the opportunity of seeing this band. complete with AirForce Biiio Tiirtim kilts and all the irnpiiilins that go with being a 5:01 in the R.C.A.F.

CIIAPAIIII THEATRE

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A Comedy Also the Three Stwges in ”Hugs and Mugs"

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Iilira-ry Concert

At Crapaud Hail ,

A Library Concert held in Cu- paud Hall recently and presented by the women's Institutes of sev- eral out-lyinz districts, proved gratifyingly successiul. The hall was filled to capacity. the intake for the evening being 3138.00.

Mr. John H. Myers of Hampton acted as chairman in his usual splendid manner.

The program was well varied.

The one-act. plays "Ada Gives First Aid" from Hampton, and "Mrs. Rushington's Rest. Cure"

from Tryon were well presented, and received hilarious applause.

The sloetch in rhyme from N. Tryon was in the choicest bit oi comedy seen in a long time.

The May Pole Dance Irom Vic- toria under the direction 0! Mrs. Keith Boswell was beautifully pre- sented by thirteen girls in costume on an effectively decorated stage. the scene ending with a charming duet by Ruthie and David Boswell.

The wedding scene by Crapaud

was attractively staged with a dozen girls in evening dress. and the wedding party complete with

Juanita l-landey as bride; Norman MacDonald as groom. and soloist; Margaret I-lowatt as bridesmaid; and George Nicholson as gooms-

man: and Katheryn Myers as flower girl. other items on the program

were Scottish Dance-Eleanor and Margo l-lart. Reading -- Margaret MacDonald. solo-Barbara Smith and George Cotton. solo--Deanna Bell. Duet-Sylvia Boultcr and Robert Wright. Solo-Gene Roger- son. Solo-Mrs. John McQuarrie.

It was much regretted that Mrs. MacDonald of Kelly's Cross with musical dancing numbers. was un- avoidably absent.

The success of this concert was possible only through the co-oper- ation and interest among the var- ious districis participating. and shows the value placed upon the local branch of the P. E. I. Librar- ies. which residents are so glad to have in Crapaud Village.

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Kensliigtoii W.M.s. Biltli Anniversary

The sixtieth anniversary of the W.M.S. of the Kenslngton Pres- byterian Church was observed on Sunday evening when Miss Mary MacKenzie. Deaconness at North Tryon. was guest speaker. Mrs.

Brewer Llnkletter presided at the

service and Mrs. Irving Jay was organist. The Scripture lesson in Paul's Epistle to the Romans. loth chapter, was read by Mrs. Robert Stavert. after which Mrs. Alexan- der I-Iiltz oflei-ed prayer. Mrs. L. M. Callbeok was guest soloist. her selections being "Thy Will Be Done" and "The Prayer Perfect."

Mrs. John Walker gave a most interesting historical sketch of the Society from its beginning on Thursday alternoon, January Nth. 1891. w-hen the following officers were appointed: President, Miss Barbara MacLeod; vice-president, Mrs. William MacLeod; secretary, Miss Annie Sharpe: treasurer. Miss Jane Glover. There were twenty-two members present, and this membership was increased to thirty-two before the end of the year. One of the charter members was Miss Ida Stavert, now Mrs. Robert Bowncss. who still takes an active part. As ihis Society increased in membership a branch was formed in Kelvin on June 28. l934.and named the Myrtle Rhoad Woman's Mission-ary Society in honor of Mrs. William Rhoad, whcue husband was pastor at that time.

The offering was received by Mrs. Charles Adams and Mrs. Harry I-Ieclobert and the hymns sung were "The Morning Light Is Breaking", "From Greenland's Icy Mountains". and "Jesus Shall Reign Whcreler the Sun."

The guest speaker gave a mes- sage oi inspiration. basing her remarks on the 12th verse of the 4th chapter of Acts: ”Neiiher is there salvation in any other; for there is none. other hinder heaven given among men, whereby we must be saved." S

Among the recent visitors at Tignish Shore School were Rev. Sister St. "J-Ielene. Mr. F. E. Doiron, and "Rev. L. Dooley.

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Tignisli Shore

-The annual meeting oi the Tignish Home and School AI- sociation was held recently. Mr. J. Pitre presided.

There were twenty members present. A splendid report of the year's activities was read by the secretary, Mr. E.. J. Arsensult.

The guest speaker for the eve- ning was Mr. F. E. Doiron. School Supervisor. who delivered an ex- cellent addrcu. Mr. Doiron con- gratulated the district in general for the progress attained during the past year. He also com- mended the teacher for his excel- lent showing in the school pro- gram. Mr. Doiron also presided at the distribution of ten Standard First Aid Certificate: to adults who were silicessful in their final tests and 18 Junior Certif- icates to the boys and girls who had followed the Junior course in First Aid.

Two short addresses were de- livered by Master Hector Pitre. Grade VIII. who spoke in English and Master Adrien Arsenault, Grade VI who spoke in French.

Mr. A. J. Pltre thanked the supervisor for his presence and congratulated the officers for their success in carrying out their duties during the past year.

The new slate of officers for 1951-1952 are as follows: -

President: Ben J. Pitre.

1st Vice-President, John J. Piir-3.

2nd Vice-President. Cyril Gaudet.

Secretary. Mrs. Edmond Gaudet

Treasurer. E. J. Arsenault.

Councillors: Mrs. Arsene Gul- lant, Mrs. John LeClair, Mrs. Ed- mond Arsenault. Charlie Pitre rind Alphonse Gsudet.

The meeting closed singing of "0 Canada."

with the

Alberfon and I O O VlCIlIl'I'y Among the first tourists to visit Alberton this season were Mr. and

Mrs. Alex. Mo.-xsklll and Mr. and Mrs. S. Beardsley of River Herb-

ert who spent the hollday week- end at Hillside Clbinl.

Mr. Ralph Fitapatrick of saint John, N. 3., spent a. few days with his parents Rev. and Mrs. P. A. Fitzpatrick. Alberion;

James and Lloyd Hogan return- ed to their homes in Halifax after a pleasant visit with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Hogan.

Erskine Smith. of the Cooper- ative store in summerside spent the week-end with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Brydon Smith. Alberton South.

Miss Elaine MoAldui!. Halifax. N. S., recently visited her mother, Mrs. Alma McAlduiT and her grand- father Mr. Paul Gaudin.

and rec-

Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Hogan little daughter, Norma. were ent visitors to Charlottetown.

Mrs. Freeman Cudmore and son. Douglas. also Mrs. Douglas Grant and daughter Anita 0! Lynn. Mess. were recent guests of their aunt, Mrs. Percy Kinch and Mr. Kinch. Albei-ton South.

Master Jimmy.McAlduff. Char- lottetown. is spending some time with his grandmother. Mrs. Frank McAldufI'.

Mr. and Mrs. Kier Campbell had as their guests recently Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Mt-Arthur of Charlotte- town.

Miss Mary Gillie. P W. C. stud- ent. is spending the summer with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Gillis.

Carleton and 0 I I VlcllII'I'y -Mrs. Calvin Howatt and son Russie are spending several days

in St. Peters. Cape Breton. with Mr. Howatt, who is employed there.

Mr. Joe MacDonald of Borden was a visitor to Carleton recently

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Mr. and Mrs. Albert Morrison and two children motored to North wiltshire on Sunday last where they visited friends.

Mr. Norman Thompson returned to Carleton recently after spend- ing several months in Toronto where he was employed with the C N. it.

Mr. Arnett Howstt and Lloyd Crooks who are employed in Cape Breton by Mr. '1'. E. Inman spent Sunday at their home in Cape Traverse.

Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Bell 01 Charlottetown were recent visitors to Amherst. N. S., guests of their son Dean and Mrs. Bell.

Mrs. Erie Thomson. Mrs. Frank Quigley and Mrs. Edna l-iowatt spent Saturday in summerside on business.

Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Watton moved to Crapaud this week from Carle- ton. Mr. Watton has been manag- ing ihe Co-op Store here for the past few months.

Work on the Trans-Canada Highway in this district has been

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Mr. and Mrs. David Murphy re- turned to Cape Traverse on Mon- day alter spending a short honey-

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Mrs. John Quigley of Oe.rletoii has as her guest this week. her mother. Mrs. Gunning of Travel 1er's Rest.

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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mat-.Kay of Albany were visitors to Carleton

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