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decorated with bronze ‘ite ‘mums, while a: color of red and white was out in the Council Cham- here tea was served. covered. tea tables was with a low silver bow! carnations and white flanked with white tap- silver candlesticks. Pre- over the silver tea ser- Mrs. J.A. Brophy and -E. Clark and ushering was Mrs. John Cam-

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L. Arsenault, Mrs Brewin. Mrs. Robert De- d Mrs. Leo Wood, while WE. MacCausland replen-

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nd Mrs. L.H. MacFarlane mmerside this week on a trip to the Pacific coast.

Wanda Wyatt returned to imme in Summerside after the holiday season in on, N.B., where she was ; of Mrs. Dorothy Me- f Smith at the Brunswick, he 5

nd Mrs. J.H. Leuty en- |

‘at thew home in on Friday of last ar of F.-O. and Mrs. uliet, who had been

Sum- week Mur- visit

wand Mrs. Maurice Wolfe Barry, of the Imperial

had been residing for eleven months.

pceived a telephone call daughter, Shirley, in er, B.C., informing her husband, F..0. G. H. received his perman- pmission in the R.C.A.F

ri.

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nd Mrs. Oscar Campbell n had as their guests ie New Year holidays the brother, Mr. Harry Low- mrs. Lowther and daugh- waren and Kaihy of Bed- S. They also visited with "s father, Mr. Os- her, and brother, Mr. her in Carleton.

: 4 Margo MacDougall of the m Bank of Commerce, ptown, spent the weekend Parents, Mr. and Mrs. MacDougall, Summerside.

hard Wedge, student at University, with Mrs. and daughter, © Michelle, d Monday after spending

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r. and Mrs. Henry Wedge

her apartment in Sum- on Wednesday evening.

the presentation of “The Comedian” in the muditorium- on Wednesday , the cast was entertain- athe wives of the Knights emus.

y K. Johnson of Charlotte- misited in Summerside re- pguest of her sister, Mrs. eftogers, and Mr. Rogers.

yor Elsie Inman returned

ie after visiting in Sum-

as guest of Mr. and Mr. MacNaught.

Betty Anderson of Char- nh, spent the weekend in prside, guest of Mr. and ison MacLean.

uand Mrs. Liewellyn Rog merside, had as recent their daughter. Mrs. D. anson, Mr. Melanson and of Moncton, N.B. :

nd Mrs. John Dunlop re this. week to Maccan, N.S spending a few days in Side, guest of the latter's , Ven. Archdeacon ‘and -R. Harrison.

home in Summerside on y evening when three of Auction , were in play.

and Mrs. Walter Ladd‘ of rside have returned home visiting in. Moncton and in ‘ohn, N.B. In the lafter they were the, guests of

old pacers; also 20 or more twe- year-old. trotters. :

A picture of the staff appears in the latest issue of “‘The Harn | ess- Horse’, and it consists of seven men, Mrs. Billy Thomas, Billy Haughton, and his favorite dog.

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out through a letter from our good friend, C.H. Sutherland, pre- sident of a large hardware firm, Thompson and Sutherland, ~Ltd.. Sydney, N.S. . a

In his letter he thanks us for|Tom Berry, one of ‘the oldest | the copy of the Guardian with) driver in the business, is training | the Review of Harness Racing, | eleven horses at Orlando, and has | and writes that his horse, Couz,!an assistant, Gene Riidile. Tom |

is wintering at Milton, Ontario. He is by Jollity and his dam is

is with Rannie MacDonald and!

started in life as a caretaker for the rupners in England, and when still a young man moved to the

isting in serving were |

mpany left for Moncton. |capable of handling.a stable and, Pointment was made necessary is week from Summerside, driving races. The right hand|because of the enlarged mem-

Henry Noonan, Summer. |

Betty Budlong, and he is. de veloping into quite a race: horse. In his last race, at Blue. Bonnets last fall, he was photoed out for \first place in 2.04 1-5, and Ran-

United States where he quickly mastered the training and driv- ing of harness horses, and he has dtcupied many important positions, being for a time with

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ter this season. He has given hundreds of trot- Mr. Sutherland ends with:|ters and pacers new records, | “Now that you have better fer- | quite a few of them\ marks bet- ries from Wood Islands fo Car-| ter than two minutes. ibou. I hope to take in Old Home Week this summer and look forward to seeing you.” Charles Wingate, Georgetown, BEN WHITE RACEWAY New York,- and Harry Burright, | Now let us take a look at the Good Hope, Illinois, have been Ben White Raceway, Orlando, | accused of “‘fixing’ the secomi Florida, where the largest sta-| race at the Monticello, N.Y. track ble of all time is located, and of |}9n September 5. Both were sus-|

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course, you have guessed it; it| pended by the State Harness Rac-

‘lis Billy Haughton’s. This year he | ig Commission.

has 118 head, and there are} A Commission spokesman said | quite a few champions among, Wingate moved out from the rail them. It will give you one of the; 2nd permitted Burright to move | reasons why it earned more than | ‘through and win. | $1 millien last year. ead Wee

The stablehis well organized, | John F. Cruikshank, treasurer and every employee knows his|40d race secretary at Sackville job thoroughly. The staff is most-| Downs, Halifax, Nova Scotia, has ly young men who have come|been appointed thé U.S.T.A. Dir-| up through the ranks and are|¢ctor from District li. This ap-|

man is Al Thomas. who has dri-} Dership of District 11, which en-

ven in many races at Roosevelt | titled it to a fourth director.

and other tracks, and assistant/” Mr. Cruikshank was recom-

trainers are Clarence- Martin, | ™ended for the position by dir-

Carl Larson, William Vaughan |ectors Lt. Col. D.A. MacKinnon,

and Irvin Roberts. : |F.C. McCurdy, and J. Henry The office, which is under the | DeWitt. He has taken an interest

control of Mrs. Billy Thomas, at. | in harness racing since he was

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tends to all the stake payments, | at a very early age, has driven in lissues the cheques for shoeing,| races. and has made a study of | wages, and everything in connec-| business administration to qual- tion with the horses. The stable|ify himself for the position of |

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has its own horse-shoer, whose |race secretary at Sackville Downs antecedents back to fifth gen-| which through his, and the good eration followed this trade. He! management of others, has in

keeps an account of all parti- culars regarding the shoeing of every horse. and in order to take

|; purse totals to a record figure 'for the track in 1958, of $138,912.

| creased the racing programs and| :

letide Season in Summer- | flown over to Paris to take part ests of the former's par- | in an international race there in

“12.00. Circo, 2, 2.06 2-5: Belle Ac- K. Mclvor entertained at |

Vincem Clow entertained |

care of any disease that might crop up the stable empléys Dr. Robert Kennedy, a skilled veter- inarian who has also had sev- eral years of practical experience with the Haughton ‘stable. Blood counts are taken regularly. and ever sold at auction—over $100,- the Doctor is ever watchful for} $9 for Dancer Hanover. In 1957, symptoms of disorders “(Hat | his winnings were $425,000, and a might incapacitate any of the/great deal of his success is due stable. to the fact that he is -a hard The leading champion of the/ worker.

|} stable is Charming Barbara, 4,! Oné of the latest exploits was |1.58 45, that is’ expected to be|to drive thestrotters Great Lull- eer 3, 2.01 2-5 and Egyptian | Princess, 3, 2.00 4-5, a mile in 2.09 on Decenyber 26. This was their last workout prior to being ton. 3, 1.58 35; and some 40 or | shipped on Monday, December ;more other record horses. Then|29. for France, where they will ;there are upwards of 20-three-| compete in the Prix D’Amerique lyear-old pacers and 42 two-year-/ and other events. Del Miller and |Earl Avery\ their trainers, will leave in early January.

Stanley Dancer, one of the jyoungest of fhe great drivers answering only to 31 years, has the honor of being the purchaser of the highest priced yearling

'February; also Trader Horn, 4,

” Ladd’s parents, Mr. and Leonard Campbell.

Mrs. | Mrs.

Don't forget the ice races to

Mrs. L. Compton was hostéss be held this afternoon on the Hon at her*home jn Summerside on|Dougald MacKinnon Speedway, Wednesday evening when bridge.) North River. A lot of speed will was in play. 3 |be on tap. /

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One of the busiest stores. in the district is the popular General Stote G. L. MacKenzie which has catered to this community since 1932 and, over the years Mr. MacKenzie has studied the needs of the local people in their daily life and provided a varied selection of quality produce and general goods. Beside the large stock of grocery needs thére is a useful offering of hardware and wall they come. The dependable quality of C.I.L. Paints is also car ried regularly, so the G. L. MacKenzie Store is truly a General Store which Kensington folks fully appreciate

his earlier business life and is assisted by. his wife and his step

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Mr. MacKenzie is community minded and takes a full interest | in his fellows. He has served on the local council {or a term and is |; a member of the Lions Club. He was associated with his father in |

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