A Special priu for beef champion-

IOME CHAMPIONS

berm: LEFT A fine draft horse owned by Fred Johnston of Elms-i dale carried off first prize at the Alberton Exhibition on Thursday. UPPER RIGHT ”Sandford Banker" grandchampion dual pur-

'championship in the carriage class

pose Shorthorn bull at the Alber- ton Exhibition is owned by Ivan Clark and Son of Belmont. This prize animal. was imported into

the Province from Waterrneade. 0nt., and weighs 2.200 lbs. LOWER!

If WESTERN GUARDIAN

RAYMOND GRANT. Optomet- Iilt will be in his Tignish Office Saturday, Aug. 25th.

I00 BLOOD donorsl needed at Red Cross clinics in St. Mary's Hall on Wednesday and Thursday, Aug. 29. and 30th. Be one '

"THE LIFE yo save may be your own." he on of the 500 blood Donors needed at St. Marys Hall in Summer-side on Aug, 29th and 30th.

ACHIEVEMENT DAY for Ken- sington and Malpeque Calf Club at nkensington Rink, Saturday. Aug ust.25th.

PANTRY SALE Kennedy's. Ken- sington. Saturday. August 25th. 8 p.m. sponsored by W. 1. French River.

GOSPEL TENT North Bedeque Meeting Lord's Day at 8 p.m.

CHICKEN AND ham supper, Long River Hall. Aug. 30th by Presbyterian W.M.S.

U-NLOADING CAR Acadia Nut oil-treated coal. Lord and Ramsay, Carleton.

KENSINGTON HIGH .School and Elementary Schools will re- open on Tuesday. September -il.h' at 9.00 a.m.

TRINITY United Church, Sum- merside. Service at 11.00 a.m. the guest preacher will be Rev. A. H. Moore of Wilmot United Church, Fredericton, N. B.

FUNDAMENTAL Baptist Church. Central Bedeque. Morn-i -ing Worship 10.45 am. Sunday;

PANTRY SALE at Stewart and Becks, Saturday, Aug. 25 at 2.00 p.m., Sponsored by Kilmuir W.I.

WHEN IN NEED of an auction- eer contact Major B. Moassi Eleanors. Phone 8746.

CRAPAUD, Springfield, Long Creek Parishes - Services for Sunday. August 26: Thirteenth Sun day after Trinity: St. Elizabethla Church. Springfield 11.00 a.m., Holy Communion: St. Thomas' Church, Long Creek 3.00 p.m. Even ing Praysr; St. John's Church, Cra paud, 7.30 p.m. Evening Prayer. Rev. George R. F. Ebsary. Rector.

NAME OMITTED - In the ac- count of the Alberton exhib- ition in yesterday's paper. the name of Ivan Clark and Son, Bel- mont, winner of the championship in the senior Hereford female div- islon. was omitted. This farm also won the Canadian Tire Corp.

ship.

BOUND OVER - A resident of 0'Leary was bound over to keep the peace for six months on a 3500.00 bond and assessed court costs of 815.40 by Alherton Town Magistrate Ivan Nicholson, for creating a disturbance and resist- ing arrest. The charges followed an incident at the E ”'titio Grounds Thursday night. t

ANGLICAN CHURCH Services for the New London Parish on Aug- , ust 20th. The lath Sunday after Trinity. Rector. Rev. W. Eric Ing- raham. St. Mark's. Kensington, Holy Communion 8.00 a.m.; st. Stephen's, Burlington, morning prayer 9.90. Sunday School 10.30 a. m.; St. Thomas. French River, Sunday School 10.00 a.m.. Mom- ing prayer 11.00 s.m.: St. Mark's evening prayer 7.30 p.m. This ser- vice is our 70th. anniversary serv- ice. Archdeacon G. R. "Harrison will be the guest speaker. Ills 'choir will lead theisinging. Come and worship witlnus. "

Professional Cards

Clio rforod Accountants

sh owned by Myrick and McIntosh

School 12.00 noon. Evening service! 7.30 pm. R. E. Coston, Minister.

FIRE AT TIGNISH SHORE - A small building at Tignish Shore,

and housing saw mill eqiupment, was. destroyed by fire of unknown origin Thursday evening about six thirty. The Tignish Fire Brigade was called and prevented the names from spreading through the grass to other buildings in the area.

WEDGE FUNERAL - The fun- eral of the late Joseph Ambrose Wedge took place this morning from his late iesidenc. in Seven Mile Bay to the Seven Mile Bay Church where Requiem Mass wu held at 9.00 a.m. August 24th. The Rev. R. S. MacDonald officiated at the church and grave. Pail bear- ers were John Hamill. Walter Hamill, Arthur Sonier, Stanley Banks. Bert Cormier and Agno Arsenault.

I POWER FAILURE - A power failure shortly after seven o'clock last evening left Summerside in darkness for a brief period as the result of a break in power in the Charlottetown area. This left too heavy a load for the Summerside plant to handle with the generat- ors that are normally in use and several circuits were cut off until the emergency generator was put into operation. However the gener- ator was not used as the Charlotte- town and Summerside circuits were synchronized quickly and power.was restored after about ten minutes. Several areas were affected.

Ground Observer Corps Display At Exhibition

At the Aiberton Exhibition on Wednesday there was on display the 30-foot long R.CA.F Ground Observer Corps mobile display unit with F. 0. W.R. Gibson in the importance of volunteer ob- servers in limo of peace and in time of war. In time of peace ob- sorvors record all aircraft flying in tbsfr area. Should any aircraft svpasr'iadlatrIssitlsthedutysl

LEFT -- "liilltide White Charm" grandchampion in the beef class is also owned by Ivan Clark and Son. LOWER RIGHT - "Mona C" a highly bred colt raised by Wil- lard Coughlin of Alberton took at the Alberton Exhibition. A halfl

Cape Wolf Water Safety Program

The Cape Wolfe Red Cross Swimming and Water Safety Cour- se came to a very successful close on August 16th. This course was under the capable chairmanship of Mrs. Alvin Costain. ,

Miss Martha -Meyer, Red Cross Swimming and Water,Safety In- structor conducted the classes. Five groups of well trained swim- mers were piesented for examina- tion. Joan Murphy and Douglas Cudmore conducted the examina- tions on Thursday. August 16th. Following is a list of the success- ful candidates who merited Red Cross and Royal Life Saving A- wards. ,

BEGINNERS

Vera 0'Ha1lorhan Carol 0'Halloran Alma Howard Susan Howard Peter Legere Cheryl Rogers. JUNIORS

Johnny Legere Frankie lilacGregnr Shirley Macwilliam Mrs. Fran. Collicut Mrs. Alvin Costain Jerry Howard Nadine Rogers Douglas Cooke. INTERMEDIATES June MacGregor Heather Costain Danny 0'Halloran Mrs. Willard Carruthers Howard 0'Halloran. SENIORS

Joan 0'Halloran.

Royal Life Saving Society-

BRONZE MEDALLION Leona Howard

Heath Costain

Preston Hardy.

Sou Cadet Band

Returns Home

The Summersids Sea Cadet Band returned home last evening from H. M. C. S. Acadia located at Point Edward Naval Base near Sydney, N. 5. after eight weeks of

sister to Dr. J. A. the mare was purchased during the exhibition by William O'Brien of New Jersey. U. S. A, and will be trained by his father, Harry O'Brien at Alberton.

Photos by F. Weeks.

Si. Eleanor: To Hold Plebisciie

A plebiscite, to decide whether the residents of St. Elcanors are in favour of incorporation under the Village Act, will be held next Wednesday, August 29th, between two and nine p.m. in St. Eleanor: hall. ; -

The voters list reveals lhere are approximately 375 eligible voters in St Ele a while the populat- ion figures run between seven and eight hundred. If the vote is in favour of incorporation three com- missioners from the village will be appointed by the Government to direct the affairs of the village. The St. Eleanors District A ” from the western outskirts of Sum- merside to the end of the pave ment on both the North St. Elean- ors and Sherbrooke Roads.

6'l.ocIry Adult Swimming Class

A group of enthusiastic swim- mers from O'Leary took instruc- tion in swimming, water safety. and life saving during a two week period from August 2nd to 15th. Miss Martha Meyer, Red Cross Swimming and Water Safety In- structor conducted the classes.

Miss Joan Murphy and Mr, Doug- las Cudmore conducted Red Cross and Royal Life Saving Society ex- aminations on Thursday August 16th. Following is a list of the swimmers who passed the Red Cross and Royal Life Saving So- ciety tests.

BEGINNERS:

Shirley Murray. Cheryl Corcor- an. Janice Macwilliam, Pearlene Corcoran.

JUNIORS:

Mr. Keith Pratt. INTERMEDIATES

Mrs. Turner Mr. Harry McWil- llam, Barbara MacKenna. SENIORS:

Sandra Matthews, Gloria Ars- enault, Audria 0'Meara.

Royal Life Saving Society Bronze Medallion: Mrs. Frances Macwllllam. Mrs. Herman Cor- coran.

extensive musical training and healthful recreation.

The band. directed by Lt. Gab-, riel Chiasson. is currently in great; demand for various types of funct- N ions and will be heard Sunday. evening at Memorial Square, Sum- ; merside where they will present a band concert at 8.00 p.m. follow- ing church services. The group, comprising 37 members. whose muslcianship is of a very high call- bre have also been engaged to play at the Pictou Exhibition Lab- or Day, Sept. 3rd. and at the Provincial Convention of the Can- sdlan Legion at Tlgnisb on Sept- ember Bth. It's understood they will also perform shortly at Souris,

The senior banditgcomprised of

25 bandsmen who ceive hearty applause in all thei appearances for their excellent renditions of martial, clas I ' and popular mel odies.

Skinners Pond Swimming Tests

70 In O'Leary

Swimming Class

70 swimmers enrolled in O'Leary Red Cross Swimming and Water Safety Course held from August 2nd to 15th. This course was un- der the capable chairmanship of Mr. Ralph Own.

Miss Martha Meyer, Red Cron Swimming and Water Safety In- structor, conducted the classes. Joan Murphy and Douglas Cud- more conducted Red Cross exam- inations on Wednesday. August 1:.

Listed below are the successful swimmers who received Red Cross Awards:

BEGINNERS: Charles Weeks Dale Dennis George Vey

WELLINGTON

Mrs. Leonard Rockwell and three children, Vancouver. B. C..

: ggfenjoylng a visit with Mr. and

Ira. Gerald Arsenault. Mrs. Rock-

. well was accompanied to P.E.l.

by her mother. Mrs. Leah GRUB!”- Montreal.

Mr. and Mrs. Al MacDonald and family of Mass. were visitors. of Mrs. Emmett Curran and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Hall Herman and family, Mass.. Witre recent EH93?-I of Mrs. Curran and faintly. Miss Lila Milligan accompanied them-

Private J. Nelson Perry. F0" Churchill. Man. has returned to his base. Private Perry 39611! some time with his mother, Mrs. Daniel Perry and with his broth- ers and sisters.

Messrs Leo and Alcide Arse nault. Foxborough, Mass, accom- panied by their moiher. Mrs. Mad- oline Gallant, Wellington. visited Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bernard 1'0-

v cently.

Mr. Frank Gouireau, Toronto. is spending a few days visitins M1"- and Mrs. Raney Arsenault. St. Cllrysostem.

Mr. Sylvere Arsenault. ValieY- field, Quebec, recently visited here.

Mrs. Camille Maillet and son of

St. Louis de Kent, N.B.. visited

for some time with Mr. and Mrs. Raney Arsenault.

Mr. and Mrs. Pat LeClair and daughter Monica. Montreal. Que, recently visited Mr. and Mrs. Et- ienne Arsenault.

Miss Lorraine Arsenault who at- tended a summer course at St. Joseph's University, N.B., visit- ed her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Alyre P. Arsenault.

Miss Ita Arsenault has left for St. Louis de Kent. N.B., where she will visit her sister, Mrs. Camille Maillet.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Arsenault and children. Camp Borden, Ont- ario, companied by Mrs. Man- uel Arsenault, St. Nicholas. re- cently visited Mr. and Mrs. Pac- fic Gallant. St. Chrypostem.

Miss Mary Snedden of Scotland, is at present visiting her fiance. Mr. Eddy Gallant, at the home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Gil- bert Gallant. St. Chrysostem.

The funeral of the late Miss Obeline Arsenault was held from her late residence to St. James Roman Catholic Church, Egmont Bay. Mass was celebrated by Rev Father Polrier the curate. Rev. John D. Kelly parish priest, Mis- couche, was in the Sanctuary. The pallbearers were: Messrs Aug- ustine J. Arsenault. Victorin Arse- nault, Louis Arsenault, Arthur Arsenault. Armand Arsenault and Armand Gallant.

Mr, James MacNeill. Somerville. Mass.. recently visited his moth- er. Mrs. Margaret MacNeill and other relatives of Southwest. He is a son of the late iaman Mc- Neill of Southwest.

Mr. and Mrs. Major Gamble and family recently visited in various parts of Nova Seotia.

Mr. and Mrs. Elmer liousen and two children of Borden, formerly of Southwest, have been visiting in St. Peters, C.B.

Mr. and Mrs. Arsenault of Athe- Vllle. NABH recently visited Mrs. Ben Arsenault, and Mr. and Mrs. George Arsenault in Mont Carmel.

Those who left for the Pilgrim- age to St. Anne de Beaupre. Mont Carmel were: Mrs. Aubin Gallant and son Donald. Mrs. Jean Pierre Gallant. Mrs. John Gallant, Miss Marguerite Richard. and Mr. Em- manuel Arsenault.

Mr. and Mrs. Jeremie Arsenault and two daughters recently spent a weekend in Shediac.

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Moore, Kitchener. Ontario. are holidaying with Mrs. Moore's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Emile Gallant.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank' Harris, Montreal. recently visited Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gallant. They were accompanied by Miss Turnhull of Montreal. I

Mr. and Mrs. Ben Bernard of Adsnsville, recently paid a brief visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Benoit Cormier.

Mr. and Mrs. Marcissa Goutreau and family of Toronto. are holi- daying at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gloric.-. Cormier.

Mrs. Edmund Bernard was a recent visitor in Saint John, N.B.. She was the guest of her sister, Miss Florence Wedge.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Aucain has as recent guests: Mr. John Arse nault. St, Louis. Mr. and Mrs. Al. llhie Saulnier, Msas., Mr. and Mrs. Guss Arsenault. Summsrside, and Mr. and Mrs. Alyre Arsenault and children of Charlottetown,

Mr. Telmon Arsenault of Nova Scotia Naval Training Centre. Gt Lille. Illonil. is visiting his wife and baby daughter ,at the hon. of his parents. Mr. and Mn, 34. mond C. Aarsonaultpwailingsoa.

Mr. and Mrs. Mike Disko, Bridseport. Cona.. are for two weeks with raldivd in wellington and Burnout lsyi

nms vA,l-I.Ev'. C

S'Sids Slightly "I

pm-rrcoomc. A N I (on... Mr. and Mrs. Elmer '

from- re. -

Mrs. Pinesu was treated it”: doctors office asdrsloasod. ll: husband was shaken up.

C Mizs lifdenlgv Macheil, Kara POI Y Ill linln Rjmuy an, enioyable ten days at. nu- Camp, Frehch River.

Miss Louise Mscaeui ......-;.... home on Saturday. August 11th. after spending some time in Bed- ford, N.S. She wall the gueat of her uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mn, alph MacLeaa.

Master Ivan and Miss Constance MacLean have returned to their home in Bedford, N.S. They spent the past three weeks at the bong of their aranqp-i-eats Mr. and Mn. Ivan MacLean. i

The many friends of Mr. Burns MacAusland are sorry to learn that he is confined to tbs Health Centre for treatment. His friends hope he will soon be well again.

Mrs. Din MacAusland. Freda- icton. 'N.B.. spent a few days re cently visiting with her sisters and brothers in Tyne Valey and Birch Hill.

Mrs. Gertrude Enman. Saint John, N.B.. is vlaitlhl with her sisters. Mrs. Hartford Elis. Tyne Valley. and Mrs. Roy Williams. Elerslie.

The many friends of Mr. Lee- man Campbell are sorry to learn he has had to re-enter the Prince County Hospital for another opera- tion and trust he will soon be well.

Mr. and Mrs. Maclean Horne. Elmsdale, were visitors at the home of Laughlin Macliean and his sisters on Sunday. August 5th.

Mrs. Margaret MacNeil, Mont- real, is spending her vacation with her daughter Mrs. Angus Walker. Tyne Valley.

Mrs. Clyde Minard and family are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Ramsay before leaving for the Bohamas. Mr. Minard wil be em- ployed for the next three years in the Bahamas.

Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Darrach and family spent the weekend in El- mira with friends.

The Women's Institute met at the home of Mrs. Edward and

t

evening. August 7th. with a good attendance. After the usual routine of business was transacted, the members and visitors were pleas- antly entertaiaed by piano select- ions by Mrs. Dan. MacAusland.

Rev. and Mrs. L.M. MacNaught- on were pleasantly surprised 0" Friday evening August 3rd, when their friends from Tyne Valley and Lot 14 gathered at the Manse to extend a welcome and best wish- es for a long and happy life to- gether.

Congratulations are extended to Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Biggar on the birth of a son in the Health Centre on Saturday August lith.

The many friends of Mrs. Preo- ton Grlgg are sorry to learn her illness. Her friends hope she will soon be well and able to re- sume her duties as school teacher.

School has one again reopened for another year under the leader- ship of Mr. Donald MacLean as principal. The school has all been redecorated on the interior and presents a bright ' t place for both pupils and teachers. The work of decorating was done by Mr. and Mrs. Bayfioid Ramsay.

Mr. and Mrs. Clark MacQM"- rle. returned to the Health Centre. They spent a most enjoyable two weeks vacation at Cedar Lodge. Freeland.

The friends of Mrs. John Mu- phy are sorry to learn her illness in the Prince County Hosplul. PI!

...-m.?--:-:::e---'- den, is visiting with his grand- parents. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Arso- nault.

Rev. and Mrs. John Wsldron, recently visited some of his old acquaintances here,

Mrs. Bessie Mclflnnon and list daughter, Mrs. Peter Itoyman, ab rived from Preston, Ontario. They spent some time in Ontario. Owing to the illness of Mrs. McI(innon's mother, Mrs. Laura Baglolc. Mrs. Mcifinnon came here.

Mrs. Edson Fletcher and Mrs. Maude White arrived recently from Boston, Mass. They are the of their brothers. Messrs W

has returned to her home west. She is being welcomed by friends and relatives. Ill.

Mr. WIIIIYIV mother. Mrs. Bertie Wild! and his sister Miss Grace Walsh.

Mrs. Forrona Hall and two sons,

e. spent the past. week-

end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Aldrod England, Ellsrsiie.

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sharpe spent the past weekend in 0'Lenry They were the guests of Mr. shsrpeh parents. Mr. and Mrs

Ordo Sharp.

Congratulations are extended to Mr. and Mrs. George Hardy on the birth of a daughter born It Fredericton Jct. on August sta. Mr. and Mrs. Hardy now reside

ST. LOUIS

Misses Dolores and Audrey Arso- nault of Montreal, are spending their vacation at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jos- eph M. Arsenault in St. Louis,

Mr. Thomas Allan. accompan- ied by his two sons Junior and Ber- nard. also his daughter Marie. all of Lawrence, Mass., are visiting with friends and relatives in St. Louis.

Mr. and Mrs. Dan Gillis of Bos- ton, Mass.. visited at the borne of Mr. and Mrs. John M. Perry in St. Louis. On their return trip. they were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Perry. The latter will spend a month visiting in differ- ent parts of the United States.

Mr. Ferdinand Brown and daughter Marina. are spending two weeks visiting in Readint.

Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Gaudet. accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Morris of Montreal are spending some time on the Island.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gaudet and

young son Ciaud, accompanied by Miss Dorothy Gaudet of Montreal. are visiting at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. John L. Gaudet, St. Louis.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph MacDon-

ald of Providence, R.I.. are spend-

Mni Elmy Rlmny on Tuesday mg their yearly visit at the home

Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Bernard.

St. Louis.

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond MacDon- ald and sons Craig and Peter of

Providence 11.1.. are visiting at

the home of Mr. and Mrs. How- ard Doucett, Harper Road. They are also at the borne of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Bernard. St. Louis.

Mrs. Joseph 0'1-lanley and two children of Charlottetown. are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Belonlo Gaude', St. Louis.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gallant of Chelsea. Mass, are visiting with Mrs. Gallant's sister. Mrs. Lucy DesRoches. St. Edwards.

Friends of Mr. John M. Arse- nault are pleased to see him home and improved in health. He has been a patient in the Western Hos- pital,.Alberton, for some time.

Mr. Francis and Norman LeClalr of Toronto, visited Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Gaudet in st. Louis.

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Throshors For Sale

The New Idea in three sizes. Also a number of used machines win: and without feeders. taken in trade for New Dions.

W. D. CROKEN. Sunmarfiold.

Alborion High School

GRADES 11 AND 12 OPENING SEPT. 40:

Mrs. Blanche England, Secretary. Alberton

tario. with s frisod from Toronto sister Jennie niece Sloane. hi! just been :- tzun the hospital. She wu-oslgesj to during her holiday duo to illness. . , Friends of Mrs. are happy that I turn home. Mrs. alsh was a pat- ient in the Prince County Hospital.

The annual picnic and dance hold at the Tyne: Valley chemo factory on August 9th. in aid of