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P 14 'l"ghrsdsy. June 10, 1954

Provincial C.C.F. Council Meeting

—The Provincial Council of the CC!‘ met at the home of the president, Mr. C. F. Gallant. Wel- lington. on Friday evening. June 4 with the president in the chair. The council planned on immedi- ate drive for membership and funds. Messrs. Douglas MacFar- lane, J. W. Howe, and Irving Toombs were appointed a com- mittee to deal with this matter. Mrs. Muriel Maclnnis. Borden. was appointed a delegate to the 13th National Convention to be held at the MacDonald Hotel. Ed- mnnton. Alberta. on July 28-30. The book “J. S. Woodsworth -— A Man To Remember." a biog- raphy of the late J. S. Wondworth, founder of the C. C. F. party, written by his daughter, Mrs. Grace Maclnnis. was reviewed and highly commended by Mr. J. W. Howe who reminded the meet- ing that Mrs. Grace Maclnnls. the wife of a former Islander. Mr. Angus Maclnnis, M. P. A native of Glen William. P. E. 1.. recently received the Governor Genera1's Medal, the highest award for biography. at the University of British Columbia. for this work. Mr. Murdock MacLeod invited the council to his home in Long River for their next meeting in August. the date to be decided later. Before the meeting adjourned a hearty vote of thanks was extend- ed to Mr. and Mrs. Gallant for their kind hospitality and delicious refreshments. —S. I

Summerside A.A.A Annual Campaign To Promote Sport

The Summerside Amateur Ath- letic Association whose work in- cludes organizlng, coaching, and supplying, equipment for such sporting activities in Summerside as baseball, softball, tennis, bas- ketball, football. track and field, and hockey will be staging their annual drive for funds with which to carry on their work of promot- ing sport and making participa- tion possible for as many as are interested. In their sponsorship nf hockey last winter more than 300 vouths participated. The drive gets underway this week.

In carrying out their program last year this orgnnization spent almost‘$5.000 in their sponsorship of various sport activities. This summer, under the sponsorship of the A. A. A. Johnny Carroll will be.irl charge of sport at Queen Elizabeth Park, and in ad- dition to this will be teaching baseball to the little league and little bigger leagues.

Dr. H. E. Clark is general chair- man of the drive. The special names chairman is Earl Hickey, and the chairman of the house to house canvas is Robert Hogg. Special nsmes collectors are starting their canvass this week and will onclude by Saturday. This committee is composed of seven teams as follows:—- Charles Linkletter and Tony Williams; Harry Dickie and Norman Hogg; Ed Smith and Chester MacDon- ald: Roy Boates and Eric Sheen; Ralph Dodds and Harry Cross- man: George Meikie and George Wotton: and D. 0. Stewart. The zone chairmen of the house

Wellington and Vicinity

—Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bernard. family. Hunter River. visited re- cently at the home of Mr. wil- liam Barlow.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mlclnnis and family of Borden, visited Mrs. Emily Gallant, sister of Mrs. Mac- Innis.

Mr. and Mrs. Jock Harknels snd daughter Penny of Chatham, N. 3., spent the week-end at home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Barlow.

Mrs. Ben Gaudet recently mo- tored to various points in U. B. A. where she will spend some time visiting relatives and friends.

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Richard. daughter Muriel and Mr. Jude Bourgeois of Moncton. spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. John J. Richard. Mont Carmel.

Miss Marguerite Richard who spent the winter months in Mone- ton has returned to her home in Mont Carmel.

Miss Zelda Arsenault, nurse-ln- training in Charlottetown Hospi- tal. spent her vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tilmon A. Arsenault.

Mrs. Oliver Gallant, son Eldon and Lionel Arsenault, spent ll re- cent week-end in Halifax visiting parents and friends.

Mr. and Mrs. G. Arsenault and family of Dleppe, N. B., recently visited in Mont Carmel.

Mr. Alfred Arsenault of Bhediac. N. 3., visited Mr. and Mrs. Jere- mie Arsenault recently.

Mr. Victor Gamble who arrived some weeks ago from Ladner, B. C., on a visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs John Gamble. Southwest, left on return last week.

Mrs. Colin MacKinnon, Jr., and daughter Barbara left en route to Preston, Ont.. where they plan in future to reside. They are fol- lowed by best wishes of one and all for much happiness in their new surroundings. 'I‘hey were no- companied by Pte. Vance MacKln- non, who was returning to Lon- don, Ont, after spending his leave at his home in Southwest.

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Moose, Moncton. N. 13.. were recent guests of the iatter's parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Gamble. Southwest.

Miss Blanche Birch of Saint John, N. 3., spent it leasant time recently with relutives and friends in Summerside and Southwest.

Mr. Lidstone, Tyne Valley, mer- chant, has recently started a meat delivery route through this vic- inity which is much appreciated and well patronaied by residents.

Pte. Vance Macxinnon arrived some days ago in London, 0nt., after visiting in Southwest. He expects to leave for Korea in near future.

lids‘. and Mrs. Cletus Gallant. and daughter of Summerside. were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sylvain Gallant, Cape Egmont.

Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Gallant, Abram‘: Village, have returned home from an extended visit to Montreal and different parts of

to house canvass have been ap- poinisd and will begin work next week.

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United states. ‘may spent me winter months with two daughters. Mn. zenon savole, Montreal and Mrs. lidon Berthlaumo of Law- rencb. Mal’.

Mr. and Mrs. Aineedse Gallant and ‘daughter Florence of Cape Egmont, recently visited in Mone- ton, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ar- mand Arsensult.

Mrs. Arsene Arsenault entered hospital to undergo an operation. Friends wish her a speedy recov- ery.

Mr. and Mrs. G. Arsenault and family. Moncton, spent a few days visiting their parents in Urban- vllle. sisters and brothers in Max'- imville, Cape Egmont and Mont Carmel.

Mr. Maxime Arsenault. son of Mr. Theodore Arsenault, Cape Eg- mont, has returned home from Labrador where he has been em- ployed for past nine months.

Miss Reta Gallant has returned home from the Banatorlum. Friends are pleased to learn her health has improved and she is able to be up again after being confined to bed for eight months.

His many friends sincerely re- gret to loam of serious illness of Emmanuel B. Gallant of St. Phil- lip.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert salvage of Windsor. Ont., and three children Lynne, Kenny and Judy have ar- rived to spend summer months on the Island. Mrs. Savage is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Em- manuel Gallant, Abrnm's Village.

The school primary department teacher Mrs. E. Gallant recently paid a visit to her son Leonce. Montreal. She WEI accompanied by her husband Mr. Peter Gallant, and Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Gallant of Summerside.

Mr. and Mrs. Curkle Lleman also Miss Inez Gallant. Dieppe, N. B.. were recent visitors to St. Gil- bert. They were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Alphie Gallant, Wellington.

Miss Zita Maddlx_ employed in 'I‘ignish. spent a week-end recently with -her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mnddlx, St. Gilbert.

' Mr. Emmett Cumin, employed in Amherst, N. 6.. spent the week- end at his home in Egmont Bay.

Mrs. Phil N. Gallant having sold her farm to Mr. and Mrs. William Arsenault, has now mov- ed to Bedeque. Mr. and Mrs. Ar- senault are being welcomed to St. Gilbert.

Mr. and Mrs. Miigloire Gallant, Mont Carmel, also Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Blacquiere. Summerside, visited relatives in Egmont Bay recently.

Miss Stella Arsenault spent a few days visiting Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Arsensult. Tignish.

Empire Day Program presented by pupils of English School re- centiy in Community Hall was as follovvs:—l. Chorus, "The Maple Leaf Forever", School. 2. Piano Recital, Marilyn Gamble, Myrna Allan, Constance Gamble, Anita Arsenauit, Dorothy Gamble. Bon- nie Mccarvllle, Allan .Gi'aham, Gladys Barlow. Nets Day, Bar- bara Day. Shirley McArthur and Margot Barlow. 3. Intermission, Sale of Candy; 4. History of Em- pire Day and Citizenship, Shirley McArthur: 5. Solo. “Beautiful Isle of Somewhere". Frances Barlow: 6. Reading of Canada. Allison Mc- Carviile and Marlene Mciirthur;

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According to I recent news dos- patch, Liberal partisan! argue re- garding senate reform: “Why should Mr. st. Laurent breok_ a tradition of generations simply bo- cause of the vast Liberal majority in the Senate?“ Well, we should certainly revere some of our coun- try’: trs_ditions. but this reverence can easily be misplaced or go too for. How could progress continue to advance the onward march of civilization if we didn't. when the occasion warranted it. break | “tradition of generations"? '

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When the House of Commons was begun.in England, a trudmon of generations had to be broken, Every time the right to vote wgg extended. beyond the big landholu. ersto the rest of our populgtion until it finally reached the la. dies, it meant s rupture of one of these cherished traditions. The abolition of slavery meant tint, tradition had to take another heat. ing, and don't think there were not many who rose up to deplore this taking iibei-ties with the sta- tus quo. In fact. the broadening of freedom from one precedent to another is nothing more nor less than the breaking of time-honpnd traditions. We have. of coup”, many traditions of which w'e cu; feel proud. but others tend to out- live their usefulness, and (or the cause of greater service to man. kind. must go into the limbo or outdated institutions.

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The sympathy of her many

friends and relatives is extended to Mrs. Hammond Bowie" on the occasion of the death of her mother, Mrs. Percy Delaney. Try- on. which occurred on May 29.

Lights have been installed in ll‘lld.Vlll3§E. Tiiese with extensive repairs to the sidewalks have add- ed ‘'3 i-he lppearance of the vil- lage. It was largely through the efforts of the Women": "Half Cen- tury" Club of Bedequo that this work was undertaken. Much credit is due Mr. William stavert who directed the work, assisted by other residents who gave of their time and financial anlstince.

Rev. George K. Ward, pump or the United Church left on Tues- day morning for Backville, where he will attend the meetins of the Maritime Conference 0 the United Church. He was Iccornpun. led by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Moyse ,who will be the guests of Mrs. Moyse's sisters, Dr. Louise Hart and Miss Lillian Hart, for a few days.

Mr. Arthur Collett has taken a position with the "Amalgamated Dairies, Ltd.. Summerside.

Several from here attended the funeral of the late Mr. Bovvlsy Leard, 'I‘ryon,i on Sunday after-

7. Duet, "Stars of Twilight". Frances and Margot. Barlow; 0. Recesslonal Introduction, Gladys Barlow; 9. Playette, The school; lo. 0 Canada, introduction by Nata Day; ll. God save The Queen. -—BM

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nor insny friends are pleased to learn that am. Ellen Holland, thh village .is making I good 5. oovéry following an operation in the Prince county Hospital. It will be remembered that Mrs. Holland had the misfortune to fall and break her hip about ten days ago.

Quite a number of Bedeque peo- ple attended the funeral of the late Mrs. may Delaney of North Tryon, on Monday. May Si. Mrs. Delaney passed away after a se- vere iiineu extending over several months, on May 29. The fungi-at service was conducted by Rev. D. A. Campbell of Montague Pm. byterian Church assisted by Rev. G. K. ward of Bedeque United Church.

The first supper meeting‘ of the Bedeque United Church Mews Association for 1964 was held in the Church Vestry on May 31. There was Iegood attendance for the busy such of the year, vlg- itors were present also from Sum. merside and Kenslngton. pa)- lowing a delicious repsst provided by the members of the Bedeque and the “Edith Thompson" auxin- aries of the Women's Missionary societies, a sing-song was direct- ed by Mr. Davis Murray with Rgv_ Mr. ward at the piano. In the matter of business s nominating °°'“m”'" WM appointed by the president, Mr. Ralph Callback, to brintg in a. slate of officers at the next meeting which will be mm :20 he third Tuesday in June at ‘- hm. The president then in. roduced the guest speaker of the °V°“1nl- MR Allan Macliean of Montreal. This gentleman stated at the outset of his address that this was his first visit to P, 3, 1, The speaker spoke at some length on the theme, _A.O.T.S. (as one that serves). This is the name or a club in the United church which enrnsea in Christian work.

A minute’: silence was observed in memory of Rev. J. M. Baxter, a valued member of the associa- tion. Who passed away in March last. _

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of thanks to the ladies for the splendid supper they and pro- vidod. —BQ —Mr. and Mrs. My Darling. Backville, N. 3., have been spend- ing several days at the Bownou Tourist Home. this village.

Mr. and am. Vernon Craig spent tho week-end of June 5 in Molicton N. 3., as guests of Mr. Cr sister and husband, Mr. and . James Norton.

Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Maclnnis left Juno 5 to spent a week with relatives and friends in Halifax, N. 3.

Miss Edith Wetmore. fiockvilie. N. 3.. was a Sunday guest of her

sister, Mrs. Arthur Murray and Mr. Murray. Rev. Burton Crown of New

Aberdeen. Glace Bay. was I visitor to Bedeque on June 5. the file" of Mr. and Mrs. Archibald Mont- gomery. Lower Bedeque. He also called on other friends. Mr. Ci-owe had been pastor of the Bedeque Charge of the United Church for the years 1041 to lbw. His friends were pleased 00 599 him if only for a brief visit.

Mrs. Walter Leard entered the Prince County Hospital on June 0, where she will undergo treat- ment. Her many friends hope to have her again in their midst in a short time. 1

Congratulations are extended to Miss Marjorie Elizabeth MscFar- lane. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cyril MacFarlane, Fernwood, on her graduation as a nurse on June il from the Prince County Hospi- tal, Summerside.

Mr. and Mrs. Allan Martin, Charlottetown were the guests on June 6 of Mrs. Martin's parents. Mr. and Mrs. George Henderson.

Mrs. William B. Montgomery. Lower Bedeque, who underwent I minor operation in Prince County Hospital on June 0. is making satisfactory progress and hopes to return home in a few days.

Mrs. Ralph Maccaull and her two daughters and Mrs. Edith Myers, Carleton Siding. were visit- ors with relatives here on Junestg

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PRINCE ALBERT. Sash. (CP)-— City police. firemen and a works crew answered two-your-old Bobby Anderson's cries for help. He had his leg caught in a basement drain. He was released unharmed. after the basement floor had been torn up by I. pneumatic drill.

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