THE WESTERN GUARDIAN

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column ls reserved for news of _WANTED _ ‘L50 m 5'0 .."."':.'.".::::. 2'. we" v1 "no - - e-di i3 i3? W, nulure nirsyflfll ply-m. m g new safety . whim-q Bauer’, “an s word. e I swan-side Auto Balvagg wag,- sdssnu. Qt. E380. Lr-BU- 0-21-61.

-Glitl.S WORK BOARD — At _.W[;DD]NG BELLS_A quiet m‘B3p.‘.Sl Pii‘~.oii?‘ge.B§u;rigi:$l<li_f wedding was solmenlzed 1n the qillionoflY Fill” " e. tg church “I'll-ed Baptist Church. Bummer- M; was lJElllg held in e h m . side on Saturday when Miss Verna QgGLrIs‘ Work Board ugd OIFMM Harris. decanter of Mr. and net-villi» 1m”: ‘Mk. Nfmtche Board M," Thmm Ham‘ °‘ Kmmm" "l, v.09 Piesiden o .~was united in marriage to Brenton

ided in the absence of thelKeith Smallman. son of Mr, and Prelldenl. Attendlm the meetlnslivirs. Daniel Bmallman of Knuts. Dun- .ord_ Rev. C. W. Cook was the of-

. silncyl Horton. d"? $15 I, Levy. Charlotte-

flflflllhk clergyman-s. vlrs. A. A. Maclueod. O‘Leai'y,

lawn, . . _ ‘*- r. Todd. North Rivet. Mrs- —D0lNG NICELY_ Ti. Mrs?!‘ my, Hunter Raver, Mrs. friends of Mr, anq Mrs

Mrs. Humphrey, Ken- ll-Ioward of cape won-g

pleased to learn that theilvnllttfi five year old son Alfred is making a good recovery from his recent $85142". and will be able w “L it °m° shortly. The little chap WBs brought to the Prince coon... _ Hospital with a badly tractor-ea _QI‘.»\RTERI.Y lilEiiTiNG 0F ggnghllfll/lll! 80$ Oflllfiht in the .2. I. GRADUATE NURSES — a"? "l! machine. Although his gqLlfliiCll)‘ meeting of the grad- ‘Eeercgts were extremely careful w i; nurses of P. E. I. was _held in s“ w; twas not near when they i... mo cross Rooms at Sslde on [c] a d “he machinery, he somehow cmiav afternoon. Miss Katherine‘ ll 9 em and when no one was B. A.. R.N.- of Charlotte- in“? "led ID 0810b the wheel. He , d. Nurses were there lw“ badly bruised about the face T“, all p of the Province, a- l5 W°ll~—5- ‘m pyu-ly 51X members being pres-

.r.

n; moi: pertaining to the ‘ oi the G.l‘ls Board were d55- tlrc close of the meet- llic indies joined the members gm Boys‘ Conference in a social

i

—Mrs, Ge , _ merside is figlgtflng rggrmisssksufl Wetliem part of the Province-s.

man,“ —Frlends will regret to ham _~ > _ -that Miss Theresa Gaudet, pupil ~ of lgotre Dame Convent. Mis. co - 8ll‘..i32“ibi§1§”i.?f wolf-J? 503.1031‘. “' l“ ‘m l-ly hurl been on the nursing tiff of Dr. Grenfells Hospital at

i: o :1 E -r sh n to ‘.3 .- ~ a o :x r-s i‘; a I! n to .- 5

' l’ Summerside are isitin lie is‘? gave an interesting talk I? M t v I friends l u.» life of un- people there-S. tpzrkfgflftgyalisclgt-iaffg. different

-CAPITOI. nowuuc ALLEYS iii. Harold Gaudet. proprietor of] eClipllol Theatre and Bowling eys is 1o be congratulated on the zcellent provision he has made 3n ylng dfllvlllllflv‘ iilleys to ggligéei. embers of l ic air orce some e s , ' port when they come to S im-

am. The air force apprechrie And Vlclnlty ‘is vsry much and every day the

wliirg alleys are crowded with enq m

‘uslasiic bcaviers. There are eight The many friends of Mrs. ir force tszuns and four lazies Md“! M0559 8T6 801T)’ to learn oi rims. muse up o." air force wives. her illness.

he indies play Monday afternoon; i good fun. The scores Mrs Daniel Whltlock was a visi-

Kensington

—Mr. and Mrs. Vaughan Groom .l..ecl

5t.

Grade X—-1 Grade IX-l . McNeill.

Clai-isse Plneau riault . Grade VI-l .

Perry, 3. Ma_ Grade IV-rl’,

Grade III—1 .

no ult. Grade II-l .

i. Adele Campbell, 6.

Guudet, ' i1.

Delaney, 21.

Neill. 24 Patricia Clark,

QlCJlQ some cltse gdtncs. On eion- tor to Darnle Thllrgdg l4. ., Huclsons dc- 0f Mr. arsld Mrs. y Aifrfrlrlil by 6B6 pins: Champion. ltflres defeated Hurricanes 9. Mira Jeanott made the high slnkle M0 and liigli llirce 580-3

Personals

-Tlie inuiiv friends of Mrs. JameS . Harding urc sarrv to learn her illness at her home in Norooro

r . hc e slic will soon be restorcdl --__ A number frcm Kensington at-

P her usunl health. I —Mrs. Juiict Pickering. Clinton. lggdedst‘melafifgggiraiiswfigzilw Hl

.l. atlfsltiarlfcilnlklrlvgifgdl-‘gf. Mt “m4” “"11"!-

_ Mr. Verdun Paynier left recent- BORDEN

ly for Charlottetown where he is

glllhk lip the train‘ng course for Halloween passed very quietly ll! eon. irie youngsters an ui Luii

03's. i Mrs. Willi-am Bernard daughter. Ella of Breton, Mass..| aifingisiting with friends on the. .uiilc vsrteu rioiri nouse to 2100.8 ' __.__... u. WcYC ilitiiwtl Witt) canny coo-cits Mr. Harry Brawler, Long River, ti dppibS uiiu were so quiet and L; slightly lmpr-ved age,- m; Mb re.l bctiavcd that we uaioty KRW ent serious illness. ll Was huliowe eii.

Mrs. Stephen Doyle and daughter ltli oi burden were visitors to Snar- tlezown on Saturday.

I Mr. George Hendezson. MontreaLl f» Ellwndlng a few {days in Kensing. ton on bus.ness.

Mr. Eric Heeschen 0f the Bankl to! Nova Scotia in Sheet Harbour, N.S.. ls Sliendlng his vacation in Ksns-nston with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Christian Heeschen.

The Suimnerslde ‘Road Unit of the Kenslngton Branch of the Red Cross met at the home of Mrsl gaynfer ton ‘Illiiursday afternoons Messrs. Emile Gallant and Prus- lheehxme 30:21.2? émlg, blaogg: M

lit Bel-hurts, C. N. it. employees stl Mr. snd Mrs. Pfflhlf Days and

léillllwtwrfihli spent the weekend if.‘

'1' 1mm“ m fimdm- ‘son Willard of Norboro are spend- lnB a few days with friends in Kouchibauguse, NJ. .

Mrs. Joserh L. Davlson was s. visitor i0 Summerslde Friday.

| Miss Irene "Eider-mu from M, French River hm recently accept-

M-l P l e llgksy/‘Bcéglalge’ ‘yffliségcwgtgrl ,0 ed s position with MacKensle and

Charlottetown on Saturday.

M1‘. Arlliilr Bell, R. C. N. - R... vi Charlottetown visited his home Borden over the weekend.

0n Thursday afternoon a number Borden lat-res met in the t-nxn l1 and quilted two lovely rluilhs

the Rad Cross. A delicious t.a its served and the afternoon was much eiiloyed by all.

Co. in Kentngton.

Miss Shirley Monkley. week-end in Bummerslde t e guest 0f Miss Ruth ‘Ibouibs.

Mrs. John Johnston, Mei-gale is Bsurrdsy morning for Port Hlwxgg-l unending a few days with her sister

chilling wlicic he will spend his va-- Mrs, Alden Messe- Il ‘ , _ - __-_i- John Elrllillelel.“ mom" m law’ Mu’! Mrs. Ernest Johnston and family ____ [have moved to (Jilsrlottefown for hills. E. M. Campbell and Miss, the winter months. —H. blal-ynds of Borden were visitors arlottetown on Saturday. i Mi’. and Mrs. Wendell It. Mac- ‘ ta $v of _Mt. Stewart spent the x tkend in Borden, guests of Lir.

“d Mm RalDh Toombs- ‘ lfr. and Mrs Hector MacKenzle

%son Gordon were visitors to

“ml” 0n Batttrday. onifslws, Nov. 3—(CP)--R§Vlai; ii lllQ ll! Ml‘ Gibson IIIIIOUXIOC rhrttttztrrcshslcris-r“ stcrzlunzrai.sillrizuii evmm-sm-rrautl: - sfllpfli V6 H101“- llO I

mgr-mo Mrs. William M o1vor‘:?§‘,,‘.°§.°§"7°°“‘ m’ mm“ a‘ Bomglrtlllgxnsgxlsériiiondtfiriid fidlth cf For the first seven months oi this u a our: as: .:"..t;'.'.‘.l.‘.€2..1°i~.""..ll.1 ‘- ' lof 74mm t l crease of htidilllllllgulhfarewell rty was ‘n’? 49g‘ 491' ooh-mm "l3. m; wr- crmmm R0 time 0f I- "W! respondng period of mo when cor- 0n s. ids 5° A°°"“‘°“'-" 5M1“ lcc ions totalled s1 not . lfrs. Maurie‘; 51.59"‘ m hon“ 9' Of the 19 income tax district: in- tlservho it luv"! to ‘humane Dominion is_dlvld o.

"ll: week t ' g °iolnh ‘ ’wo"_ th

“an” Wm‘ "l" c""‘""l N"! exception being ‘Cleisrlottetown. Income tax districts showed riv-

‘l uimalt n g M Em“ with no. a“ iii}: "l? iod Mliiilaliig who were m“ ‘y h" ‘mag, :20?” for the seven months D91’

Collections

fit the r

Grade VIII-J. 2, Earner Camtllibfll. 3. Sadie Gal-

Grade VII-l. Florence Glow, 2. Arse-

2. Mildred Cameron, 3.

a r. MUSIC DEPARTMENT (Over 90%)

Senior Class - l. Doris Herring, cause he was not receiving _ 2. Rita Delghia. 3. Kathleen Allen, ough remuneration. He left the first Daiigwall, 5. Eleanor of February. Hewitt, 7.! Margaret Allen, 8. JBJIl Nicholson, 9. Sallv Schluiman, Melvina Jean Dunn, 13. Marian Waite, 14. Alex Maclrinls. 15 Vlzglnia Camp-y bell, 16. Kathy Rrmsay, 1'l_ B“. bara Delaney. \'.l Diana Downing. l9. Ftances Morrison, 20. Marie members in the arrangement made Meikle, 22. Helena Morr son, 23. Dorothy Mac- Paula Szhurman,

No one wants Joan for s wife- The truth is her ways she should mend. You have to perspire all your life But no one need ever offendl

lath ionlghi with UFIIUOY The ONI soup espulslly m.“ l. INVOIII "L0." (lady Ody’

ST. MARY'S ACADEMY HONOR ROLL

The standing o; the pupils o; Marys Academy. Suinmerside i0!‘ the months of September grid October is as follows: , Ruth Kelly, 2. Lillian Clow. 3. Florence Williams.

Mary T. Arseiiault

. 3. Bertha

2. Kathleen Deighan, 3. Frances Susie Glow.

Marjorie Rogers,

2. Dorothy Arsenault, 3. Theresa Gallant. Grade V-1. June Perry, 2

Marie Ruth

Florence Gallant. Dorothy Gallant,

2. Mary Gallant. 3. Mary Kel

ly.

Ann A’Hear':l, 2.

Dflfolhy 010w and Ethel Arseenault 3- Joan Dawson and Marie Azse-

Isabelle LaCourse,

Anna i0.

Joan

4. Ralph Waite. 5. Janet

Phee. 6. Perry, 8.

Clow.

Yvonne

Mary 12.

Junior Class - 1. Mary l-iucstls, 2. Irene Gallant, 3 Eben Moillsonhstatlon was added, two more were

Mac-lrevived and still Eleanor Peters, 'l. Marie interest lagged was brought back. Anl-ta MacNelll. 9.

Anzcnetta Tant-sn, l0 Alexander

lant,

Marie Theresa Gal- Bernard.

l3.

David Esley. l4 Maynaid Smur-

man. l5. I-Iel Jane Estey. 17.

Honor Roll

en Peters. l6. Sarah

Dorothy Cannon. ALBERTON SCHOOL

for September on Octc-ber oi Alberton High School.

and

Principal's Dept. - Henry Clarke, escher.

Grade Eva. Mallette; 3.

Grade IX.—l, Margaret Hardy; 2, “m, Verna Arthur; 3, Norma Matthews.

Vice Principal's De

X.-l, Sheila Callaghan; 2,

John Clark.

Mrs. Helen Grade VIIL-i, Janie Gavin and

Jean Gordon; 2, Ferne Brown and Wesley Hardy; 3, Mary Wallace. Mary Barbour; 2, 3. Hells Callaghan. and Eileen Barrett. Grade VL-i, Bernard Murphy; 2, 3. Randolph Mac-

Grsde VII.-—1 Stuart Currie;

Donnie Cass; Alduff. '

Grad

hon: 3. Jack lace: 3. Heat

Ferns Wilkie.

Doucette; 3. Fra

Grade XI- Rlta Martin. Grade IX-i. Gfade VT

he . m ‘do VII-l

roches. . VI-i. Catherine (la-lunches my nrvslw been made. 2 Gggllcis A. Desroches, 8. Ulric One elderly gentleman was sble to Desrvches. s. Eu no Deeroeiles [sell i700 twill"!!- o-ro. v-i. rail‘. Desroches. a Boenklnc or " ctr-rm- h- mu Teresa Gaudet. 8. Margsret SureiLl these were foun abundantly in the roches. 2. Alolsi Arseneult, I. Gulf ares in hot weather. He Joan Williams. claimed that the fish appeared to Grade III-l. Eunl J. Des- be diseased. Some experiments niches. 2. Alexander Lecky. S. were made in this M89860 and it Louise Gallant.

Grade II-l . sou-lrebriggs

2 John P Deeroches. 8

Plnesu. Rife

i.‘ ' "is the eve i d - ' u,- -~-"-. ...rlv.~=.l:*"lc.-..ilcr-r..a Mitiuslc-il m ‘"1"’ “Mm! $4010.67!‘ h» “'~~—~o ulfi‘3‘n‘°“3l. 353$‘ 523F173

~ ""'—' ‘"‘ ' l W“ . s

"M": In the heino- _ decrease time.

Squsrcbflfli-

arre Grade V.—l. Vern Erskine Mus-ping‘

Gra 2. Betty Gill's. 3-

lniermedlsie Department- Thelma Wallace

e VI.—-1, Marv Saunders and Roma Matthegs; iitClsude Callag-

ll. England; I. and Frances Wal-

atthews.

Grade IV.—l. Bobb Mar-y Profltt; 2,

tibelvs

nces Hogan.

__._-__-——-———— MISCOUCIIE CONVENT SCHOOL

non i- coroner: ma“ bglldred Desrouchee. Gfsde x-i. Terses Goudet, a.

Aileen C.

r-rlll “cm-g, Una Gallant. Betty mfgillls. Edna

Desrcclies. Brsndford

rimeis0—

ra.lr.‘.f"f§§$i..?“§

D I1 60- m"

Cid-ode lIL-l. Yvonne Mu: by: 2. Bennells Profltt; 8, 'I‘helms. rett and Jack Wallace.

Grade II.—1. Mai-y Gsv Profltt and Roy Ramsay: Jane Doucctfe; 3. Ross Mfume;-

Grade I.—l. Brian Lewis: 2, elen

in James i. Merv

5;.

Bills’ Workers- liolli conference At Summersidc

A very lsrgely attended confer- ence of Boys’ Workers was held on Monday in the United Baptist Church. Bummerelde. Rev. n R. Woodslde of Cornwall, Chairman of Boys’ Work very capably presided. Ministers present from the United Churches on the Island were: Rev. A. D. Stirling, Kenslngton; Rev. JOTIH Stirling. Marple: Rev. A. B. Murray, Wellington; Rev. lewis Murray, Hunter River; Rev. W. H. Msclean, Tryon; Rev. G. A. Chris- tie, Belmont.

Fmm the Baptist Church were Rev. Sidney Horton, Dundss. Rev. C. W. Cook. summerslde; Rev. A.

A. Macleod. Oleary. Rev. C. A. Britten, Bedeque: Rev. G. 0. Wright. Tryon; Rev. I. J. Levy.

Charlottetown; and Rev. R. E. Shaw. New Glasgow representing the Christian Church.

After routine matters had been dealt with a report was given on the recent Boys Conference in Charlottetown.

The address and discussion was led by Rev. E. R. Macbean. Secre- tary of the Religious Education Council of Ontario. At the con- clusion of the meeting the chair- man, Rev. Mr. Woodslde stated that as he had received an appoint- ment as a Chaplain in the armed forces, he wished to tender his res- ignation, which was accented. Rev. Lewis Murray of Hunter River was appointed to succeed hlm

At the conclusion of the meeting the members of the Conference were entertained at the Baptist Parsonage to a buffet lunch, Mrs. Cook being assisted in serving by Mrs. Jack MacLeod.-S.

EGMONT BAY MAN

(Continued from page 1)

awaited for grant had been re- ceived and an executive meeting was held in April.

l He asked the approval of the

25. the field work of the organization

be carried out in the rest of the about the Irish Moss but we hope

ltalisls come down and fence lt in like thev did with the oysters." he

educated in respect to the handling |ei tn

men on the work they were doinS- 'I‘h‘s veer the prices were better and

The lobsters h 1y this year although the fall sea- son did not turn out ss well due to the aos cases was shown over last ‘when both seasons were comb ned.

a more uniform pack of lobster.

have done exceptionally well this

orb: s. caught and

Mm

2 Alfred Desroclles, l. Tillie B. - -i' J:h .1 hGllrst.

a ade I Desrgcheoslfpl {llllsry Evelyn Desroches

"Ullllic gelmlle) Folrl

m“ G s, u ‘e er 130mg? rgrlllant, Francis A. Del

roches. Li. Division - Therese; Araegrillterlivlllr Plnesu. Aileen

Tillie Poirfer,

J-Ialifax, spoke of some phases of plnflu fishing‘ problem. First he dealt II-l. Bdrm Martin. 2.; l’ ¢ Dorothy Gallant. I. Theresa

I J ll ti Poll . “Bid...” 5:; to the interest of the plant for

was not the "key man" 0f B“ 0T‘ ganlzation. This duty rested on the secretaryjrreasurer. He explained however. that during the year the secretary. Mr. J. W McCarvllle. liad discontinued his services be- en-

‘The Union has not been receiving the support or grants to which if was entitled and the Treasury was very low, he said. However a long

then for the Acting secretary. ‘There was no money to continue

so the members were kept in touch with what was going on by corres- pondence. During the year a new

another. whose

Conditions have been adverse," Mr, McCarthy said. He spoke of the many enllstments which have left the Union with fewer members. He told of one station where five bro- thers, a‘l active members, had join- ' ed the Navy.

Continuing he spoke oi a new ex- periment which the Union was starting. This was the freezing and shipping of smelts. He forecast that this wou‘d be successful and would

province. "We have not done rn-ich the Government won't let the cap-

asserted. The fishermen should be

is moss.

“It would be s tragedy to the fishermen of this province if ‘nls organization were ceased, Mr. Mc- Carthy sald in conclusion.

Mr. J. J. Larabee Mr. J. J. Lorabee. Inspector of Fisheries congratulated the fisher-

matters good but storms accounted

for loss in fishing gear, he declarcd. o. ncreased great-

an increase of ear,

storm. But

He stated that "we are putting up Mackerel fisheries, in some places

000,000 lbs have been

this resulted in a re- venue oi $45,000 to the fishermen of the province. However some sec- tions did not so so well in this re-

spect.

During the lset couple of fishermen of New Brunswick ve had a premium on ssnelts over those from this province. For this reason there will be compulsory in- spection in this province to insure their acceptance on the markets.

Mk. l. A. Batty

M}. S. A. Beetty, director oi the Fisheries Experimental Station,

with development of Irish Moss. This year's demand would have netted $250,000 if it could have been supplied. It ha; been subject

five years but only this year

Martin. ‘Iheresa Des hes.

Junior 2nd Division -- Eunice J. Desoches, ‘Theresa Martin. Cyril ‘POlTlCI, Helen sker . Deerotmes, Donald Gills. Desroches. John Walsh, Raymond LeClsre, Irene Gamble.

COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT

Jean Desrothes, Rife le. Gert. rude Desroches, Rita srcches,

completed at the station. He told of the wonderful results in marketing

lobsters. liver oil was practically sold from

William MacDonald referred to the proposed increase of 1-16 inches in

would cut off quite s.

chusetts lncreasin! "l0 511°-

ues itw

was found that the fish rotted while in the boat before getting to the shore, He described an experi. merit whereby "putty" fish were made in the laboratory out of s cod. Exposure to hot weather wu- the cause of these "putty" 115i; y... u- sorted. He sdvised kexing fish ‘g cool as possible until ey are put under salt also to avoid moving. Washing lsh in cold fresh wom- w" '1" '- Bbod remedy. 1n resl hot ""91" 1°‘ W111 Drobsbly have w be resorted to -even in the boat-s- Putty fish is s. case of stref ht $911138 f-hO bacteria get; 1n be or; the wit. he said in conclusion. Before the meeting adjourned for noon the financial report was read, This showed s balance of $543.52 "1 he'll The l-Pbolntment of the

Mills Sec - ed by the mug“ men ‘ppmv

Afternoon lesion

When the session resumed for the afternoon a question was asked “a.

a

move was on foot etc ‘livirsttlggdsln: lidlsmiffie“ 552mm...‘ ‘a’ '.‘,’..t‘"l.’;

- en Tefldy In buy ghe lobsters as before glusyrrevqlrgkt any egliérpsleblsn the ln-

y. e mar e te th

year will be increased from"! l-ll: m 3 1'3 inches accordln to the blans. ‘Ihere was no act on taken gggultilthefiigartlilmltsailictl Ilxfoncwn

. c learned that the yDepartmefit teregfig increasing it.

am Geldert, Morell. (l J - seph Peters, North Rustler)? togk. Daztllth in the ‘discusfilon (grist slzetllmit.

e repor o e e t

tions were tlfen submittedfen s a

Tignish Report

Mr. Cletus Gavin, Tlgnish, rc- Dorted a decrease in membership. He told of the activities carried on in lobster fishing. A large quantity of codflsh was also handled durinw the year. All the hake fished .v.s disposed of locally. A good catch cfl lobsters was also realized. Tliesel were still salted and are on hand‘ awaiting better markets.