ol l"s Menls Clubs who met in cmiclave at Summerslde over the week end- Front L to R. Ernest for Cinada; Charles Llnklettcr, Inter- national Young Adult Service Dir-

Bell, Director of Philately

at-inr; Don Duncan. Y.M.C.A. Gen-

Y's MEN MEET AT SUMMERSIDE

Sllfmn above are representatives eral Secretary. Moncton, N.B.; Harry Powell, International Direc tor. Maritime Region; Frank Cam- er n. District Governor Prince Ed- ward Island. Back Row L to R, Bennett Carr, Resident Charlotte- Club; John

town "Centennial"

Club; Bud .llc.'iiurtry, President

director.

Hopklflf. President Summerslde

Charlottetown Alpha Club; Harry Holman. Maritime Regional 33.. tension Director; Claude Whitnect, Mlmlme Regional Youth work

Photo By Sells

9 A meeting at officials and members. a representative of ll.C.A.F. station. Sumrnerside and of the Royal Canadian Mounted F lice was held last evening in the Armour-lea to nnallu plans for ' the observance Day next Sunday. John 8. Wright presided and a sussested program presented was met with the approval of those

command of Comrade Emmett Trainor and veterans groups win he commanded by RL. Moljimn and Harry Bishop

The parade will Water Street in frontmzlntbgpcafyrl adlan Legion Home and at 2:15 '1” mo” Off up Water Street I-0 Sf-"ins and on to Memorial Square where it will be in position I3 3125 pm. The ceremonies will

esent R.C.A.F. station was represented D.L. Quinn

by F-L who will basin at 2:30 and at the con. command the R.C.A.F. portion of C1"','9'1 me Parade will reform and the parade while Constables durinx the march past the mini.

James Msloney and Bob Likely were representing the R.C.M.P-

The following program will be carried out at Memorial Square under the auspices of the Can- adian Legion, B.E.s.L. at 2:30 p.:.i. Sunday. The order of march will be. Firing Party. R.C.M.P. Bea Cadets Band. Colors, Veterans Air Cadets Band. R.C.A.F-, Sea Cadets, Air Cadets, Boy Scouts and Cubs, Bumrnersido Fire De- partment with equipment.

The parade will be under the

IN MEMORIAM

ANGUS ILANCBARD

There passed away at the West- ern Hospital. Alberton. on Satur- day. Sept. 8th. Angus Blanchard of Duvar in the 14th year of his as?-

Angus Blanchard was the son of the late Jeremiah Blanchard and Domitilde Gallant and was born at Duvar. With the exception of a few years spent in the United states and New Brunswick he was s' in farming at Duvar until

will be taken at the corner of Summer and Fitzroy Streets, DUPIDE the ceremonies at Mem- orial Square the representative Mother, Mrs. Gabriel Gallant, wiii lay a wreath at the cenotaph. Immediately after the parade is dismissed the Veterans, Firing Party and Band will proceed to Travellers Rest and Si Eleanms for the ceremonies at those places, Cars will be provided at the Legion Home and will be under the super- vision of Comrade Alyre Arsenauiy,

BEDEQUE

. Mr. John Haslam, Carleton Sid. "ll. 13 8 Patient in the Prince County Hospital, where he under. went an operation about a week ago.

Rev. and Mrs Tlieodnre R055 Summerside, well known here: plan to spend several months at the Senior Citizen's Home, Sack. ,

l

O 0 Dead, Missing And Rescued ' . . At Springhill SPRINGHILL, N.s. (CPl-Fol- mung is a list of dead. unofficial list of missing. injured and re!- L'll('(I in the Springhlll mine ills- gslcr: (spelling from company

in 3) i P DEAD

Alderson. Ephriun Crummy, -lolellh Dawson. Gelraldt Ferguson.

fisher. Leslie? , - hlcLellan. Ben ” Nelson. Lester Pepperdlne. Berrell Pyke, rieainan Spence. All! Styles. Clary Vance, David ward. George

TOTAL 13 MISSING

, KNOWN TO BE DEAD Allan, Frank lesion. Lloyd lcaton, Ken Bctts, David Brown, Tom Boutllier. Ernest Campbell, Alex Clark. Kenneth Clark. Ralph Dakin. Gilbert Ellis. Richard Glennie, Avard Renwood. Victor Hunter. Angus Lewis, Harold Millard. Victor Milton. Logan Morse, Russel

WESTERN GUARDIAN

A. REGULAR WENESDAY night dance Borden Legion Hall. 0.8) to l1.30. Don Messers Orchestra.

,THE REGULAR meeting of Cold- well L. 0. L. will meet In Cald- well Lodge room Kenaington. Tues- (Iy. Nov. 5. 8 pm.

' CHICKEN AND HAM IIIPPCT It

. Mlfrl Hlll. Kensington. Wed- nesday. Nov. 7th. beginning at 4.8) lty Ladies of Presbyterian Church.

..PlANOS- Just arrl love- I! apartment also plan . recondi- tioned like new, and beautiful tone. go J. Gallant Howlaa Phone

j,T"'l'flE LIST ot default tax-

lllycra for the Town of no on for

the year 1006 will be

aivember loth. me. signed J. W. llfl.

THE REGULAR monthly meet- ing of the Remington Fire Dept. will be held in the Town Hall Wed- zesalay at 3:00 p.m. Plant at-

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i MENDILSJOHN l'IANO- New glnet Plano Just arrived. Height "1 Inches. Depth 2.311: inches: Width I696 inches. special price of 3525.00. Folder on request. CJ. Gallant, Howlan. Phone R4041.

ELECTRIC 0lGAN- Mlahall

tin. iii: i

7030.

moving the children iii to safety. the

McCormick, Leonard McLeod, Henry Spence. Arnold Tabor. Don Tower, Tom Winters. Den

TOTAL 24

INJURED Jones, William McDonald. Lestdr McDonald. Wilfred Ross, Neil Roy, Benny Skidmore, Allan T

I I-ESCUED Austin Lewis Benton Douglas Boss, Earl Boucher. Lawrence Bourgeois, Douglas Brown. Isaac Brown, Percy Brown. Philip Brown, William Brown. Wilfred Buck. Charles Burton, Charles C mpbell, Don Case Darrell Casey, Harold Casey, Maurice Cannln, Bnice Church David Cormler William Currie. Gerald Dakln. Ian-no avls, Gerald brse .Conrad limbree. Glen Fraser, Jack Gibson. neg Gilbert Kenneth Glllls. I Gouthro, ugh Greonhow Inglo Hamilton, Nell l-Ierrlsoo. Chesley Nennett, Alton

on Holloway. Herb

Holloway, Joseph Hopkins John Hunter Art Hunter Frank Henwood. Doug Hyatt; Clarence Jackson. John Kennedy. Donald Legere. Archie Light. Willie rn MacDonald. Joseph MacDonald. Peter McGraw. Edward

ill , 3355!? gt

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The fire was first discovered u by several small children who ran to the barn where Mr. and Mrs. Guill.cr. her father Mr. I-larry Pridham and several other men were grading potatoes. After re- the home group of people went quickly to work and man- aged to uxlllljllllll the flames with water from the pump. Walls and door frames in the two rooms were almost completely burned

Fire Causes Damage At Home In Monirose Monday Morning

Fire of unknown origin yester- through and the greater part of day morning caused heavy dam- winter clothing for eight children age to the kitchen and a small adjoining room at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Murray Gulliver in Mont-

w as lost.

miles from Alberton. was carried. .

Teachers Hold Meeting At Alberton High

Atkinson. presiding.

views on topics of their ests and benefits.

teachers striving for perfection

strive for.

The second topic on the i asked how local workshops could be more active. The result of this necessarily followed from the first question already discussed. It was

needed between local workshops in order to achieve their aims. This way considered the first and only step toward an organization of teachers Only by a provincial

Professional Ca rds Chartered

Accountants 1'. Earle Hickey Canadian Banlkmililf Commerce

But Snnunerafde. P. E. T. Phone &

INSURANCE

E. I. EIIICSOII Limited lira --Auto -Casualty lsnnuurlt. Gumnierside

Optometrist E. E. Parlcinan

3. F. Hunter, 8.0. Iunsmeraido. P E. I Phone sue BIIALLIIANI I LDINO

A. Raymond Grant.

1 water ltreot - snrmnarside Above lalrlce Mill's run Wear PHONE II

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her 7th at 8:30 pm.

ANNUAL

K rriasy.Nav.su1:3op.m. , Ii .tda::oholll!'I. any other! MW. . I Am. SUPEBFLAME L I. wasnaoa w. w. cuaara. Ell. omlnituuu

A call was made for the Alber- ton Fire Dept But a broken piston in the fire truck held the vehicle at Oliver's Hill about two

It is understood some insurance

A well attended meeting of the Alberton teachers workshop was held in the Alberton High School on November 5th with Mrs. Earle

The purpose of the meeting was to allow teachers to express their inter-

An unanimous agreement fol- lowed as a solution to the first topic. which asked how more teache n and better teachers could be sought? the answer was more money. This money Is sought not for the sake of money itself but rather as a means to make the teaching profession more attrac- tive. The result ot this would be

having something worthwhile to

decided that more unison was

HIGH SCHOOL MEETING

A meeting of all school districts interested in the esrabilahrneritofarnghschoolin Crapaudwlllbe hold in Crapeud Hall, Wednesday evening. Novem-

OIAPAUD-VWIOIIAL BOARD OF IBADE.

'l1ieannualrneetingof'AIbertonPr-lnceCounty ElhlhItionwlllbeheldintIiolibrl1'yltAlbIrtorion

his retirement about five years ago. In October 1900 he was married to Adeline Gallant also of Duvar. They had no children.

Besides his sorrowlng widow. he

Is survived by the following bro- thers and sisters: J. Henry. Char- lottetown: Andrew, Burlington, Mass.: Felix. Summorsidc; Peter. Winnipeg. Urban. Detroit. Mich., Alvina (Mes. Albert Pe ) Free- town: Emily (Mrs. Sch tzl and Domitllde (Mrs. Donavan; both of Rlvlere Qui Barre, Alberta. one sister. Mary (Mrs. Emyant; Se- attle, Wash.. and one brother Jer- ome predeceased hlrn. Also surviv- ing are the following stepbroth- ers and sisters: Jerome. Plus. and Ephraim of Tomato, Ont. Yv- onne (Mrs. Arthur Gallant) 0'- Leary); and Marie Agnes (Mrs. Camille Pinesu), Duvar. one step- brother. Anthony, was drowned a tew years ago. The funeral took place at St. Anthony's Church, Bloomfield. 011 Tuesday morning. Sept. 11th. Re- quiem Mass was celebrated by the pastor. Rev. J. Clarence Pitre. Rev. Eugene Murray. P8510? DI st. James Church. Summerfield was seated in the sanctuary. At the grave the final prayers were recited by Father Pitre assisted by Father Murray. The pail bearers were: Paul Doiron. Paul Gallant, Desmond Gallant, Frank Pineau. Henry Blanchard and Jerome Blan- chard. The funeral was under the direction of undertaker. Gerald Rooney, of Alberton.

unison of workshops can the de- aires of teachers be achieved.

It was decided that the Feder- ation should once more approach the Provincial Government for an increase in teachers' salaries.

TENDERS

Will be received by the undersigned up to Nov. 15th, for the purchase of a residential property on Main Street. Kensington, owned by Mrs. Robert A. Stavert. highest or any ten- der not necessarily accept- ed. Inspection of the pro- perty can be made at any time by appointment. Sign- ed Harold R. Moose. gen- eral merchant, New Annan.

CAMEO

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WE CARRY A COMPIITE STOCK Of REVERE WAR!

2096 DISCOUNT ALL REVERE WARE

lPlaT1-s Finalizad For Observance '96-l-74-'-'--”a3l--'”' " "'”"' 'Of Remembrance Day At S'side

A prominent farmer at Fera- wood had the rmsfortune to lose several cattle from poison sup- posed tn have come from a potato field that had been sprayed to kill the tops.

Several W.MS ladies. attended a special service in the Borden United Church, on Sunday after- noon, which considered the matter 0' Oflanizing an auxiliary of the WMS in that congregation.

I-lis numerous friends and rel- atives regret to learn of the ill- ness of Mr. Walter Leard. who is confined to his home.

The CGIT. and Tuxls groups of the United Church held a Hal- lowe en party in the church hall on Monday evening, October 29. There were several visitors pre sent from Carleton Siding. All enioyed a very pleasant get-to- gether.

g The Bedeque Credit Union held its annual meeting on Tuesday

evening. October 30th. in the schoolhouse. There was about

fifty members present. The busi- ness of the meeting was preceded by the usual banquet. A delicious repast was prepared by the Bede- que, W.I Following the meal the year's work was passed in review. This union meets regularliy every month. Mr. Wilber Wright is presl dent and Mr. Lloyd Alfleck is secy-treasurer. B.Q

MAIN CITIES Of Australia's estimated popu-

lation of 9,427,000, the city of Syd-

ney has l,N'l,o(XI and Melbourne 1,595.01”. ' .

IENBINGTON

MON.-TUE8.-7:15-I: 16

A comedy starring popular tele- vision comic George Gobel in

"THE BIRDS AND THE BEES" Mitzi Gaynor. David Niven. Bank drawing Mon.. Wed. and Fri worth 870-00-

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MON.-TUEU.-7:15-0:1!

MATINEI llloNDA1Y-us,” Geo Montgomery n are n VJ: dramq "LONE GUN! in Technicolor. Also serial and news.

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AIITI-FIIEEIE may

MEETING

inc. 3.35 cal.

Pts. 83' tits. I .39

SPECIAL SALE! usao otoss -

Secretary

Kensingfon Legion Tuesday. Nov- '6. 1956 Sends S100 To

. Presbyterian Y. P. S.

Elecrs Irs Officers

The Sumrnersldo Pres

l Aid Springhiil

'l'he Kenslngton branch of the.

byterian Canadian Legion B.E.S.L. at spec- Young People's Socley met Thim-

hi m.,-gin; new eye, the week day evening in the church parlor

end. called for the purpose of deal-' The meal”! "PC1194 Wm! WHIP

in! with the matter of relief for” the people of Springhill, generous-i

l:..'".::.”.."”.;.i.'r..i:.:l;l"-”?.i”..':::il4"' A"""""'v Of Northern Couple

stricken area.

Prsident Garnet Turner yester-I day stated that in keeping with Leglon's ids.-ll of rendering service, i Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Maynard of the members of his branch werel Northam who celebrated their happy to donate this amount tolsilly-luurlh Wedding anniversary help alleviate the wants of thel Friday. October 25tl!- Milly Of people there and that the Cl'ieque,I.Ileir friends relatives and neigh- had already gone forward to thel bors met at their home to cele- proper authorities. ibrate with them. After a pleasan "T" U IT ' m evening spent in friendly conver-

The Grand-Bourdon' bell oisaiion, the guests departed for Notre Dame Church In Montreal. their homes. having wished Mr. lzlflllled 100 year! 180. Wellzhs and Mrs. Maynard many more

'7” P0""d5- Iyears of happy wedded life.

REGENT roiiiaiir 1.15 - 9.10

Congratulations are extended to

'rwia' mos rsaiiats

Ion

I096 lllsc.

The Guardian. Psgejp

based on the theme of "Talents." This was conducted

the coining year are as foiloxs: president. Robert Adams, on president. Eleanor Macarthurz

aurer. Maureen Forbes. The busi- ness meeting followed, with all members taking an active part. The meeting closed with games served.

0 met: SIIMMERSIIIE ronav (TUESDAY),

3:30-7:15-9:15 In Cinemascope

"THE BOTTOM OF THE BOTTLE" ;

With four great top stars in superb roles

Van Johnson, Joseph Cot- ten, Ruth Roman and Jack Carson.

It's brother against brother stripping the southwestls ranch society of it's bought respectability.

Saves you .

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secretary. Gertrude Adams. trea- l

more whirling.

219.50

heater

IEULAB 71.95