PAGE FOURTEEN .g 0 gng m. ww m N g 5! JUNE 13. 1952 Presbyterian Vl.ll.s. lllEsl'Ellll GUARDIAN Athletic Association. ' i?.3'l'.uoi'i'2:3 1""? "' ""'”'

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Annual Meeting

-At the annual meeting of the W. M. S. of the Summersidc Pres- byterian Church on Tuesday after- noon. June 10th. in the Church parlor, Mrs. J. 8. Perry was re-np- pointed president.

The other officers were as fol- lows: vice-President - Mrs. Wil- liam E Forbes; Recording Secre- tary - Mrs. J. Lloyd Gorrill; Cor- responding Secretary -- Mrs. Ern- est L. Walker; Treasurer, Mrs. H. Hall: Mission Band. Mrs. A. H. Hubley. Mrs. Alfred Simpson and Mrs. Prank Macrleill; Home Help- er - Mars. Maurice Mill: Girlsi Auxiliary .. Mrs. .7. Donald Mac- Kay; " Secretary D Mrs. Wyman Birch; Pianist, Mia. Cleve Whalen.

The president opened the meet- ing with Call to Worship and prayer after which a Psalm was sung. The scripture lemon in Jere. miah 2 was read by Mrs. Ernest Walker and prayer was offered by Mrs. Hilbert Johnston.

An interesting article, entitled: "Our Forefaihers Work for Our Church" was read by Mrs. Wy- man Birch.

The annual reports submitted by p encourag- "18. Mrs. Donald Baker expressed thanks to the leaders of the groups for their untlring efforts during the past year. Miss Lulu Toombs, Convener oi the Nominating Com- mittee, brought in the slate of of- ficers for the ensuing year.

Plans were discussed for the Presbyteriai which will be held this year in Summerside on July 8. The closing hymn. ”I Love to Tell the story." was followed by the Mizpah benediction. -s.

PIONEER SHIP- OWNER

OSLO - (GP) - Sigurd Herlof- son, leading Norwegian shlp-own- er who died recently on his 73rd birthday, was a pioneer in the op- eration of tankers and fruit-carry-

-ALL TAXES owing Kenning- ton School must be paid before June 17th. This is a final notice. Board of Trustees.

-SEE the semis players. who won second place in Provincial Drama Festival, present their play in King George Hall, Ken- slngton. Friday, June- 13th.

-THE CENTRAL BEDEQUE Sunday service, Sunday 11 am.: Sunday School 10.15 am. On Sun- day, June 22nd, the services will be cancelled.

-TBYON PASTORAL CHARGE. United Church Services will be held Sunday, June 15, u.followa: 11 em. Tryon; 3 p.m. Crapaud: 7.30 p.m. Cape Traverse. Rev. R. L. Bacon, minister.

-BEDEQUE United Church Charge. services Sunday, June 15: Bedeque ll a.m.; Borden 3 p.m.; Albany 7:30 p.m.; Bedeque 7:15 p. in. (Service under the auspices of the W.C.T.U.) Rev. W. Burton Crowe, B.A.. Minister.

-THE SUMMERSIDE sUB-DlV- ISION of the Catholic Womens League will hold a bingo with good prizes in the Church basement on Monday. June lilm. at 8.00 o'clock. Proceeds in aid of the Community Rink Fund.

-KENSINGTON-MAPLEQUE dz FREETOWN PBESBYTEIIIAN CHURCHES. Services Sunday. June 15 will be as follows: Mal- peque ll a.m. Freetown 3 o'clock; Kensington 7.30. The Rev. E. C. Evans will conduct. the services. The Rev. D. A. Campbell, Interim Mod- erator.

--TRYON - BONSHAW GROUP OF UNITED BAPTIST CHURCHES -On Sunday. June l5. 1952, the services of this pastorate will be as follows: 'nyon. Sunday school, 11.00 am. Public Worship. 7.30 p. m.. A.S.T.: Westmoreland. Sunday School, 2.00 p.m. Public Worship,

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Much has been laid and wrmcn the past year about the Jroblem of the vanishing schoolteacher. and what to do about it. Lou training is the cure which some people advoc- ate. More young men and women will come into the profession if the door is opened a little wider. they say. and as for as it goes. this ll probably true. If they did not have to go to college at all, and were given teaching licensee when they graduate from the viluige school. there is little doubt that the tee- cher-supply problem would be solv- ed. That is. the quantity problem would be solved. The quality pro blem would be in a more hopeless mess than ever.

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As long as the teaching profou- ion in Prince Edward Island re- mains the ugly duckling it now is. this will be the problem of the legislators. How much do we dare lower the quality in order that the quantity may be adequate to flu our Island schools? It seems pret- ty well-established that if you at- tempt to raise the quality by re- quiring more teacher training. the quantity will dwindle to the point where Island schools will be vacant. Indeed. if the amount of training now required remains static, there is grave danger of an acuts short- age of teachers resulting.

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Make teaching conditions more pleasant, someone advises. and various other side-show attractions are suggested to help make teach- ers more satisfied with their lot. We don't believe any of these things are taken into consideration by the young man or woman who con- templates teaching as a career. or even as a stepping stone to other careers, or as a stop-gap employ- ment in the interval before marri- age. Is there a "future" in it? The, career candidate asks himself. is there even a "present" in it, the stepplng-stonc and stop-gap boys

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-Under the dynamic leadership of Dr. Ii. Cl. Dewar. president, and Btu Maouurdo. secretary-tnuub er, the 0'loary Athletic Alcoh- tion has completed a wondariul year. I

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'I.ueary of 01000.40 and a bun mat. of 3000.15 was made on the canton. The 0'I.eary Rink under themati- agement of this live wire associa- tion. paid all its bills this season and also the motto!!! which W03 held by Mr. Ruucll Rotors Bree. who made a very worth- whle contribution in the settle- ment of the mortgage. They paid a note owed to Dr. Dewar of 8100, and a personal note owed the of 0370.00.

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01 A.W. 2 P. Smith. AW2 M. Hann-

Girl uuide Raison Day in Bum- mcrside was a tremendous Iueceal Never did the Guides work with such enthusiasm and the citmnl remarked that tneir smiling lace! were irreststibl .

The Guide-Brownie tea.:n turn- ing in the most money was Gail MacDonald and Carol Brooks. Run- ning clue second was Dorothy and Marjorie Oahlll. '

ATTENDING U.S.A. CAMP

Miss Betty King of Charlotte- town. P. E. I. leaves Saturday for Girl Scout Camps in North Carol- inn” U. B. A. where she will be a Camp Coirnsellor for about two

camps and all her expense! He paid by the Julliettc Lowe Fund oi the Girl Scouts of America. Miss King is a Gold Cord Guide and has (been very active in Guide Work. she-has been a. Lone Guide Captain and is an experienced Camper. holding her Camper's lic- ense and many outdoor badges. We wish Betty a happy summer of Camping and shall be looking for- ward to hearing of many interest- ing activities and ideas when she returns.

Bank of Nova Scott: The balance on hand was 0700.01 after paying the notes, old bills and the mortgage.

oon Biaterl. I-CEIDB. Freetown Royals. 840; Albany 9'4- Pats. 321.02: total expenses ainountsdto 32317.87.

some of the expenses were:- Cnretoker. 0435.00; fuel and cup-

li , si7s.4o: lleht eiscrlr ulc- gilslle. mas; advertising. 30032; insurance, 0127.60; referees. 800.00; sundry expenses. 545-75-

Hcckey teams received quite I

sum from the rink as followu-

0'Leary Mu-oonl. 065531: Mar- s91.64: Summer-lide 3226.00: R..C.A.I"., 0140.00; Intormedinto

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The 0'Leary Athletic Association

months, she is the Only Guide? thanked the various hockey teams from Canada attending U. 5- A- for their co-operation and public for during a stormy winter, the De- partment of Physical Fitness for their help. and all who helped to make this past season "a banner year".

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seven Meloorological observers have been posted to other stations where they will report this week- end. Theee include: 0 A.R.W. Button. LAC 0,. L. Car n..AC2 D. H. Harper. A02 J. L. R. Stebbinl.

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Cpl. A. C. Novak. Cpl. A. 1!. slice: and Cpl. D. Mcriarlane, Air- frame Technicians, have been poetod from this unit and will re- port for their new duties else- where early next .weck.

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W0 M. D. cm: of Rockcliffe. Ontario. has been spending a port- ion of annual leave with friends in sumnieraide. W0 Oslo! gradu- ated off a Navigation Officer course from the Air; Navigation school last. August. 1951.

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W0 R. G. Hill. FIG '1'. E. Rich- ardson. rvo J. S. Shipton and W0 D. stonehouse have been post- ed upon graduation off I Navi- gation officer course to the staff of the Air Navigation School. i C O 0

Two pilots reported here this week on transfer. where they have already assumed staff pilot duties. These are NO T. C. Bond and Pfo M. Gray. 0 O

The membe . of the officers' Mess will hold a formal dance in their lounge on Saturday evening. June 7th. Musical background ior dancing will be supplied by Al

Blanchard and his orchestra of Charlottetown and refreshments will be served.

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On Wednesday evening. June 4th. at seven o'clock. Fll. G. 3. Fee. Protestant Chaplain of R. C.

An Airframe Technician and . Communications '1' 11", been transferred to other station. and will report for their new dut.

mu. tel this week, including A.c.a ,1. ' S. H. S. C. Bernier and Flight Sex-gens; 1., pg 0. H. Doherty. . no 0 0 -- Personnel of R. C. A. F. station

Sumnieraido were entertained lug Saturday evening in the Station Theatre by "Rawhide" ox 1-um fame. "Rawhide" who is Mu Ferguson oi the Canadian Broad. coating Cm, "on. surprised nu fans by his outstanding youth ma M10119. Ind 10 II hoped that he will be returning to this station in the not too distant future. 0 I C

we Carl ArIen'ault. Radio or. iicer on the staff of Flying Wing, is presently spending a portion 01 annual leave with his parents in New Brunswick.

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Cpl. H. 1". Graham. and LAC V- H- Idmlonlvbllle. Service Police- men. have been Posted and will re- port at their respective units over the week-end,

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Three cocks are arriving this week on posting to Station Sum- meraide. including. AC2 1.1, A. Fraughton, LAC F. A. Sharpe and AC2 D. R. W. Townsend.

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Mrs. Calvin Munroe (nee Betty Lou Macxay) is expected from Rockcliife. Ontario in the immedi- ate future. Mrs. Munroe plans to spend the summer months in sum. merside with friends.

0 C 0 Two Airframe Technicians will report here on June 12th, when they have been posted. These are Cpl. J. P. Kohnen and Cpl. V. A. J. Sioui. I O C

R. C. A. 1". station summersld-.. will play host to the residents of summerside and other parts oi the "Island" on Air Force Day, satur. day. June 14th, when the station will be open to the public. Come in and see how your Air Force op- crates!

3.00 p.m., A.S.T. W. 0. Killam. pas- tor.

ing vessels. MAPS!

M. B. oi the summersidc Baptist church was held in the Hall on Tuesday evening, June" loth. with the Junior W. M. S. of Wilmot. Belmont and Bedeque as luau-

A. P. station Bummer-aide. united ' 0' 0

in Holy Matrimony W0 John Miss Margaret Langilie hat re-

Dennis Carroll and the former turned to her home in Tniro. N. s.

Mlilss Barbara Louise Steep oi aftcfr uvtisiting her brother-in-law , t r . a. . . an s r, , .

The lead!" 91 "Ch FWD '95?” Scgdonas onthelobnggs Gattgndapnete. Kenzle (er! 5Flhgn:enr:ldI:rs hm Mac

tlvely. Mrs. H. Crcasman, Mars. 1'; whue W0 Ken, cox Wu "comb . . .

-1- Burma Mm J0hN'-On ml ”4"- man. The bride chose for her wed- Cpl. J. a. Cowley or the Station

and girls query. 0 0 0

Most of them decide there is not. simply because they can do bet- ter financially by going into other work. The teaching profemicn was comparatively under-paid ten or fifteen years ago. It is much more

The time is getting short to fin- ish your Maps for the Besaborough Shield Mapping Competition. The losing date is Monday. June 16th. so send your Maps to Miss Sue Macl-(innon, Charlottetown with-

-NEW LONDON PllESBYTF.R- IAN CIIURCIIES. Services Sunday. June 15: Long River 11.00 a.m.; Geddie Memorial 2.30 p.m.; South Granville 7.30 p.m. The Mission Band thnnkoffering service will be

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held in Clifton Church at 7.30 p. in. Mr. Gardiner Dalzell, B.A., will be the guest speaker. Rev. D. A Campbell. minister.

'-0'Ll-JARY PASTORAL CHARGE The United Church of Canada. Rev. W. G. Dickson. B.A.. minister. The services for Sunday. June 15 are as follows: West Devon at 0.30 a. m.: Bloomfield at 11 a.m.: Brae at 2.30 and O'Lcary at 7.30 p.m. Sun- day Schools: Bloomfield 10 am: Brae 1.30 p.m.: 0'Leary 10.80 pm. Everybody welcome at. all services.

-JUNIOR. FIRS-T AID CLASS

so today. Because salaries for tea- chers haven't kept pace even in the percentage oi advances with the salaries of other industries. Let us quote from MacLean's'article on hospitals. "In i939 a general duty nurse earned fifty dollars a month: she now gets almost two hun- dred a month.” And the highly sign- ificant statement which follows: "Even with these increases we haven't yet caught up to the rates being paid by industry." 0 . .

Members of our Government like to get. up before public gatherings and boost of the number of-times

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Kensingion and Vicinity

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recent visitors with friends

Mrs. llarold Laird of Kelvin was a visitor to Charlottetown recently.

Mr. Gordon Hatlcy has accepted

and Mrs. Leslie Ramsey and son Michael. Indian River. were

Edwin Macrerlane. brought greet- ings and submitted annual reports. The devotional period was in charge of Mrs. W. A. Harper and shed with the singing of ”'l'he Morning Light is Breaking." fol- lowing the Invocation by the president, Mrs. Jack Macleod.

A vocal solo. "Green Pastures." was sung by Mrs. Clarence Mercer and the scripture lesson in Psalms J was read by Mrs. W. A. Currie. The guest speaker of the even- ing was Dr. zella Clark who gave an interesting and informative address on "stewardship."

The officers were re-appointed for the ensuing year asl follows:

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ding a suit oi dark green with matching accessories and a Corsage of red roses. Mrs. Fee wore a black and white check suit with pink roses. Their friend: wish the happy couple many years of wedded bliss. I O0 0 PVC 8. F. Brickenden. rvo G. J. Gaston and W0 D. F. Butcliffe.

Orderly Room staff. has returned to his duties after. a sojourn in Prince County Hospital. His friends are pleased to have him back.

COMMON DEER The white-tailed deer is the mom.

widely-distributed and best known

Pilots. have been transferred to this station for staff pilot duties

of the three groups of deer in Canada.

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-A successful Junior First. Aid - v 1), ch” W" ”''"”"”i 0" 5"" W” fill: s'i'::iaar.ull Mm President - 'MfE Jack Maclood; ,mNE 15 - 17 . 13 'c the summenme Huh sch”! sounds like a 21 year old man boast- Their many friends will be glad Vice-President - Mrs. J. 1". Mac- ;;'Ih9"J 1”"'”m P”Plr'I5 galghg W 'mg- usmeen year; ago it wok me to hear that the baby daughter of Neill; secretary - Mrs. C. B. Jelly; AUNT JEMIMA I . R. M i . g -- , . . r . mi” gm" 1nstru:ggr'y'puud rs: selmcneisdtipitrlxrlx l;hseeczl)r.i:t)isyl.iIIlr::-' rhiglrlllgniin lZ:d0l;.reg(:3r:)fdfrol;lc1lgleJf Trlg:)?Jl': werIi:kisrecveviveSl"fEgr1:i the To Give A Demonstration of her Famous Product5' (;!;I,-I--ax n t"tostsTh:ortontoli':l:;' Jllrlifelrlgl-' Vanna ;',mgress' is R inow. ' mama, fgllozigiggnbMrshn:;iilceME;Iohi&sI;o: ALSO SPECIAL THREE-DAY SALE AT , bcrs oi the class will receive r y . ' ' MORAN'SiSTORE . Messrs. Robert and I-X-ancls Jay. Waugh for the MLslon Band and S A 1 U R D A Y J U N E '4 Rwud" DAV” AmDld' Arthur students in en lneerln at Mt. Al- M;-3. omgm-d smith my the Lam-g Alberton. . Arsenault Alan Crue Lawrence C d 3 5 ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' g OII llson University left recently for 33in w, M, 3, stun 0 n 8 A,M,. to 10 P,M, . isit our em: if me a llill Gallant. Donailgi ohm. Jean Igor . . ' sudmy one when they Wm M M” ms summed n mm ,,g...., LMI. M , - -A - , -V 5 v '" QR 1 0., llilgcsidell OM13-rlson.”2ll'enc o;;ol.(i)l'l11- VICIHIRY employed for the Bllmmfh gratifying financial statement and ' tain. Nylc Sauve. Michael 8chur- M I R” h -Sudsburv we Mrs. Jellyhglaye a report of the man. Mary show. George L ,.. . . M A h d cast. 8 .- year's ac v es. Smallman, June -Wood. coure1:;'l.11"K;:h:,;, 1nu”p5.:'m,.::., Champion. Guy Duggan anti V:lll- A gocml hour fongwgd ma 5,. mm-M on i::":..3::.i:.;" i.:::.:.' .5; use CAPITOL summon-side ness. . - - '"""'" ll.'.J'3if.i"”.'..”..l"."..lii;..S:i””i'l.i . . ' - . M") . Miss Mary Casey returned nto mm" to I" he enjoyed R very . h Tonight 7:15-9:15; Saturday 2:3o.7:15.9:15 FD" itmucuitlzlmlliiia R" '3 Vlmlidhzgeglrgrfandixg '11:"-: "'"”h' ' 9"" rg V pane 1 er ng . porcn . -- , ' Mr. and Mrs. D. Nor- "N1: hHie”rn:nhyJ frgends FY1111" rouge; tio 1-Ami-aorsig the Bcigacei-it viagtara sat mom. for a few aye. . amsay . car a r. ruce e yo I- Tgn on on were v, 1-, ' is mu" . ya” in Eye Surgery and MMr. an; ll:rs.nVXillila1r;; peque is under d0Cl-O1-'5 orders to st. Peter and Rev. Br. St. Raymond will be resident doctor in Little ""”Y M - R ' lie prone for a. considerable time or 591,: Angel. com...-"H my 1;. 3. A g

Mulligan, Conway. were in sum-. merside on 1 eeday. June 10th, on business.

Mrs. Inwell Matthews and Mrs. Elmer Tuplin have returned to their homes at Black Banks after a few days withtheir husbands at Charlottetown.

on account of a displaced or brok- en vertebra.

Mr. Louis Davies McLeod of vie- ioria. was a recent visitor at the home of his friend Heath Caseley of Kenaington. Mr. McLeod had an almost miraculous escape from death in an automobile accident over a year ago, but is gradually coming back to his old time vigor

Doiron. Supervisor and Mr. J. J. Pitre of Duvar and Rev. Denis Gallant. :

A short play was presented in the Tignish shore school class- room on the evening of May 27 in the presence of an appreciative audience. Mr. F. E. Doircn was present and complimented the pu- pile on their very fine perform-

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The Dominican Friars Order was founded in France in the early years of the lath century by st. Dominic. who died in A.D. 1221.

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has been visiting his sister and brother-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. George Hardy, Foxley River.

Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Multin-

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Mr. and Mrs. Beecher Best. sum-

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of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Banks. Poplar Grove. on Wednesday afternoon. Juno llth.

Congratulations are being re- ceived by Mr. Arthur smith. Jr.. and Min Mhrlorle Gay. Xnutsfcrd. whose marriage took place on Wednesday, June Iith. at Port Hill. luv. L A Dignan performed the ceremony.

The following pupils wrote the Grade VIII mamlnatione It Can- way school on Wednesday. June 11. with Mr. Merritt Callaghan. School inspector, Alberton an au- pervim. Conway. Urban Murphy. llileralie, Clara round. Jean Cook Dorothy Miller. Orville Miller.

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