Fancy Costume Carnival

Held In Aiberton Rink

.A very successful fancy cos-I tume carnival was held in the Aiberton skating rink last night under the sponsorship of the Al-

Days

6-8 - 1.

"Red Cloud". John Weeks: 2. "Raddy Kilowatt." Larry Phillips; 3. "Jester". Alan Leard.

- AIIIIC

-Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Ellis of

0'Legry, were Sunday guests at

the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Dunbar.

Mrs. Wallace Donald returned to her home after spending a few days in Sumrnersids. While in the Town she attended the Presby-

erton South Women's Institute. Girls M2 - 1. "In Days of - - ' 3...... was a large attendance of Yore". Donna Hutt. and Dalsie term M the Umed Church spectators and a very good var- Matthews; 2. "Miss 1900". Judy My, Mom; lunch and sister, leiy of costumes from tiny tots McMahon; 3. "Valentine Girl". Rite of Alma. left recently for up. The W. I. expressed appreci- Bonita Smith. H,-maxg where they win lpend an aiion to the merchants for their . Boys 9-12 - 1. "Old Timer". next few months. generous donation of prizes. Raeburn Matthews; 2. "Scare- cl

Following are the prize wln- crow", Grant Noonan; I. "Mr. M155 Marlon Bllrbollf well? I ,,..,.5. Peanut", Billy smith, few days recen; visiting relatives

Tiny tots. girls - 1. "Brown Eyed Susan". Barbara Currie; 1. "Witch", Pauline Hardy; 3. "Mary Quite Contrary". Jackie McMa-

h . aiiiny Tots. Boys - 1. "Pussy Cat", Paul Atkinson.

Girls 6-8 - it "My Valentine". Beverly Ann d: 2- " 155 Valentine". tklnaon. 3- "ltobin Hood"." g Saunders.

summisasms U. e.. W.A.

-The monthly meeting of the Women's Association of Trinity United Church, Summerside. was hL'i(l in Epworth Hall on Feb. 3rd. The meeting opened with the in- siallalion of new officers by the Rev. Daniel Matheson.

Girls 13-16 - 1. "Joan of Arc". Claudette McNeil.l;2. "Butterflies". Georgie Yea 1: Sandra Matthews; ”Majorette" Cythla Kennedy

3. Boys

Keith Gavin; 2. '.'Televlslon", "Al- den Weeks; 3. "Boy Scout" Garth

in Knutsford.

Mrs. Mary Msclsean of Corn- wall. is spending a few months at the home of her daughter and son-

13-16 m i. "I-Ierself".

in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Dun- bar

Wl”ii9- The Alma Girls Sewing Club Ladies '” 1' "T""9' - "'1" held their regular meeting at the Bane" 5' Dwy,,Smn.h' ,, home of Mrs. Earl Barbour on GEMSIT 1' ,. C!m",i,b”l Billie Saturday afternoon, January N. Cfi';iei;bel' 2' sail” - Wendell with six members present. Next

Best dressed couple - "Doctor and Nurse". Mr. and Mrs. Wal- 5 ter Bernard; 2. (Special) -- "In Days of Yore"

meeting was held at the home of

Daisie Matthews.

Most

-

Comical

Billie Morrell.

Judges were Mr. Thomas Phil-

Donns Hutt & "Potato",

Mrs. Earl Barbour on February

Mr. and Mrs. James Johnston were guests at the home of Mrs. Johnston's parents. Mr. and Mrs.

John E. Mountain on Sunday, Jan. 31.

, it s. Mrs. An us Milli an, Mr.

P'.e.5ide"t' 1:”; vligr Hcmiath Ngrman I-Iardyg. and Mia. Alton The many friends of MN. W81- lst Vice. Pres dentm s. A! an Ham” dmn Barbour are sorry to he". Vlvrll0ck- 2m C? PM dent that she is laid up with an attack '-lll'5- Ralph B”3'e5- T”35"”'v of virus. All are hoping for her

Mrs. Wilfred Burns; Secretary. Mrs. Erskine Waite; Group Con- vcners. Mrs. Artiiur .Nih'lL'EllV'll .lr,. Mrsn Lorne Monkley, Mrs. Brcnlun Macl.cziii.

The devotional in charge Group B opened with the singing of hymn 446. The scripture was read by Mrs. Fred Folland. fol- lowed by a reading by Mrs. Sea- man Bell. Prayer was offered by Mrs. James Peach. Hymn 441 closed the dgyotional period.

The new president then presided, roll call was responded to by nine- it-en members, one visitor was also present. The minutes of the last meeting was read and adopt- ed Congratulations were offered to Mrs. Arthur MacEwan on her recent marriage.

The new committees appointed were as follows: Parsonage com- mittee, Joseph Storey, Mrs. Allie MacNeill; Jr. Choir Committee. Tllrs. Albert Calibeck. Mrs. l..eigh liogg and Mrs. Erskine Waite; Flower Committee. Mrs. Ralph Boates and Mrs. George Meikle; Christian Citizenship Convener, Mrs. James Peach; Christian Stewardship Convener. Mrs. Dan- iel Matheson; Visiting Committee was to consist of one member from each group to be appointed at the next house meetings.

it was decided to pay for music for the choir. also to assist in the payment of ties for the boys choir and buy material for bows for the girls choirs.

The project for the month of February is to be ii pantry sale to be held at Holman's Youth Centre on Feb. lllth at 8 P. M.

Mrs. Matheson very kindly in- vited the Association to meet at the Parsonage for the next month- ly meeting.

A delicious lunch was served by Group B.

Western Guardian

-RESERVE March 16th and 17th for St. Patrick's play, St. Paul's Hall, Summerslde.

-ALBERTON Regals vs. Sum-I mcrside Schurman's hockey team: at the Aiberton rink tonight. at it p m

-VALENTINE SOCIAL. St. iliarkls Hall. Kensington. Monday. Feb. 14th. 8 o'clock. Sponsored by A.Y.P.A.. everybody welcome.

-BEDEQUE RINK afternoon skate today cancelled until next Tuesday 3 p.m. Skating tonight 8 to 10. Admission 30 cents. Schol- ars admitted tonight for 10 cents.

-N OHT H BEDEQUE United Church, services for Sunday. Feb. lfllh. North Bedcque ll.0ii a.m.; Travellers Rest. 2,00 p.m.; Freo- town 7.30 p.m. Rev. J. K. Camp- bcli. minister.

-C H U R C H OF ENGLAND Church Services for the New London Parish on February lath. Scxogesima and Social Service Sunday. Rector;-Rev. W. Eric illiIl'.'lilam. St. Stephen's. Burling- ton. Holy Communion 11 n. in. St. Thumas'. French:River. Evening Prayer 2.30 p. in. St. Mark's. Kon- sincton .Sunday School 0.30 and l-Ivcning Prayer 7.30 p. In. Come. -Worship and Learn.

-Mr. E of Jan. returned

'Edmund Peters. who now re-

sides in ants in Mrs. Pe

her folks in Miscouche.

Mrs.

on Jan.

The y skaung

moonlight nights.

Mrs. Frank Richard of 0'Leary. visited at the home of her sister, Mrs. Leo Arsenault on Jan. 29.

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Wood and family were visiting on Jan. 30 at

the bum

Arsenaul .

There motored to Aiberton on Jan. 30, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Arsen- ault. and Judy. Mrs. Clarence Gal- lant. and Mr. and Mrs. Max Mar- tin. where they visited Grace Ar- senault. in Western Hospital.

Mrs. Edward MacMillan has now

returned

few days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Carruthers. Her lit- tle daughter. Jean, remained in

Howlan

Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Gallallb vis- ited at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Lorraine night

The community of Howlan was

grieved

---COME TO the crokinole party

Margate o'clock. Club.

-SHU

cade Stage Show. Hall. Kensington. Friday. Feb- ruary 18th. sington Lions Club. Send entries

to Eric

-UNITED CHURCH of Canada. Kensington, Sunday, Feb. Church school 10.00 s.m.. morning

worship.

ship 7.30 pm. Summerfield 2.30 p.m. Rev. Louis M. Murray. B.A.. B.D.. minister.

-QUALIFIED Am BIGGER- -Ordinsry Seaman Richard Lovis. Wellington, graduated from the School of Naval Maintenance, HMCS Shearwater. near.Dartmouth. N. 3.. as an Air

Rigger. 12 course a

-DIES IN BOSTON - Mrs. Charles has received a telegram announ-

cing the

law. John Wesley Huestis, in Boston, Mass.. deceased was formerly of Wil- mot Valley. P.liZ.I.

merald. who spent the week-end

Gilbert Gaudet of Wood- stock. attended the marriage of Miss Jean Arsenault at Iviiscouch

Howlan

and Mrs. Max Martin of

speedy recovery.

Mr. Jim Donald of the R. C. M. P.. of Ottawa. is spending two weeks at the home of his parents. 30, in 1-(owing, have now Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Donald. to their home. on in Prince County Hospital of Mr. Francis J. Arsenault of Wood- stock, after a brief illness. Sym- pathy is being extended to his ber- eaved family.

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Knollin of Woodstock, visited at the Webb home in Howlan recently.

Borden. visited his par- Howlan on Jan. 30, while ters two sons visited with

29. Tenis Peters received news on . Feb. 4. of the serious illness of his oung folk ale enivyllli brother. Peter Peters of Reading.

on the pond those clear

Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. Joe T. Gallant of Forest View were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Arsenauit on Feb. 4.

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Wood and family had as guest on Feb. 6. Mr. Wood's sister. Mrs. MacNeli of Green Hill.

Mr. and Mrs. Leo Arsenault and

e of Mr. and Mrs. Eusebe

Friday February 4.

Mrs. Roy Arbing of Woodstock. recently visited at the home of her sister. Mrs. Don Camilbell. Alber- ton. -

Grace. motored. to Summerside onl

undergoing the six-m o n t h

Mr. Elmer Arsenaull of Rum- ford. Maine. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Macisaac of Saint John, N. B.. have arrived at Woodstock. having been called here by the death of their father. the late Francis J. Arsenault. whose death occurred in Summerside Hospital on Feb. 5.

Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Gallant and little daughter of Charlottetown, spent the last week-end in How- an.

on Feb. 4. in the passing 1

home after spending a for a day.

Gallant on Thursday

Mrs. Ivan Webb visited Mrs. J. B. Arsenault recently.

Alphe Petsrs of Bloomfield. was in Howlan at the home of his cousin, Robert Arsensult on Jan. 30.

school. Feb, 15th at 3.00

sponsored in, m can-I Mr. and Mrs. Heber Bryan and

David motored to It. Eleanor: on Feb. 6.

There motored to Aiberton on Feb. 6. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Gal- lant and Mr. and Mrs. John 1'. Gallant. where they visited with Mrs. Henry J. Gallant and Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ahearn.

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gallant and family of Summersids. were in Woodstock-on Feb. 0.

Mr. and Mrs. Gus Martin of Charlottetown, were in Woodstock on Feb. 6.

Mr. and Mrs. Lorraiiie Gallant and family were in Woodstock on Sunday.

R GAIN Amateur Caval- King George Sponsored

by Ken-

Jessome. Kenslnm

1811:.

11.00 s.m.; evening wor-

recently Air

The funeral of the late Francis J. Arsenault of Woodstock. was held at St. Anthony's R. C. Church on Monday morning. Feb. 7. and in spite of the stomiy weather was very well attended.

Mr. and Mrs. Felix Arsenault. Mr. and Mrs. Dorlce Gallant and Mrs. Gerald O'Brien were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ben goesltoches st Miscouche on Jan.

-AG

He was one of a class of

t the school

Meikle of Summerside death of her brothsr-in-

yesterday. The

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nix BOARDING HO

USE

MAJOR Houcu.

OTTAWA. (Special)-Details of the proposed .fishing harbor at Howard's Cove. Prince County, whose construction was author- ized by the Minister of Public Works at the initiative of J. Wat- son MacNaught. Liberal M.P. for Prince were made public here late Friday.

Two breakwaters of stone rip- rsp will be built out from the shore to enclose the new harbor. The north wall will be 650 feet in length and the west wall 300 feet. Top surface of the breawwnters will be 10 feet wide for the entire length. Their sides will have a one foot in one slope except on the seaward side when the slope will be one in three. Sides of the breakwater: will be faced with nut stone from low water spring tide to the top of the work.

Preference for jobs at How- ard's Cove will be given to com- petent and available ex-service- men.

It is noted in the specifications that Prince Edward Island sand- stone is not deemed sufficiently durable for the stonework on the breakwatsrs. stone must be solid

Kensingfon

-On Wednesday evening a large number of hockey fans assembled at the Kensington Rink to watch a North Shore League game be- tween the Sprlng Valley Team and the Kensington Boys. The score ended ll-5 in favor of Kensington. The goal getters for Kensington were Willis Mills. 5. and Clayton Mills. 3. Single goals were scored by Jackie Bernard. Bruce Cham- pion and Eldon Champion. while the goals for Spring Valley were scored by Brenton Cole, Chester Champion. Clarence Gallant. Keith Sudsbury. and Wayne Harrington. The game was cspsbly refereed by Messrs. Alton and Lea Bell.

Miss Rebecca Jardine and Miss Eleanor Bernard, students at

town. spent the week-end of Feb. 5th at their respective homes in Kensington.

A large number of people at- tended the Bizyenton-Nicholson wed- ding in the Kensington United Church on Saturday afternoon. Feb.

His many friends will regret to learn Rev. Alexander McKay. Kensington. i confined to his home through illness. All hope for a speedy and complete recovery.

Mrs. Leslie Clark accompanied by her baby son. have returned to their home in Kensington from the Prince County Hospital.

Miss Shirley Green. student at Prince of Wales College. Char- lottetown. spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pres- ton Green, Malpeque.

Mr. Earle Taylor, Charlottetown. spent the week-end at his home in Lower Mslpeque.

Mrs. William Mill. Clermoni. is visiting in Sea View. the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Earle McKay.

Miss Joyce Bryenton. Charlotte- town. spent the week-end in Mal- peque. the guest of her parents.

Princetown United Church. Mal- peque. on Sunday morning owing to the pastor. Rev. Mr. McKay being ill.

Miss Lydia Tuplin. Spring Vai- ley, is spending two weeks in Sum- merslde. the guest of Mr. and Mrs. James McDougsi1.

On Saturday evening one of the largest numbers of young and old gathered at the Kensington Rink to enjoy two full hours of skating to suitable band music on I per- fect sheet of ice. With all the roads open to motor vehicle traffic. all availed themselves of the oppor- tunity of going to rink by car.

The monthly meeting of the Bal- tic Women's Institute was held on

Her many friends will be sorry to learn Mrs. Archibald MacDon- ald. Bsltlc. is ill at her home and all wish her a speedy recovery.

Mrs. William Cousins. 8r.. who has been a patient in the Prince County Hospital for several weeks has sufficiently recovered and is back at her home in Baltic.

His many friends will be sorry to learn Mr. Csseley Adams. Sea View. is confined to his home through illness. but all hope to see him out and around again in the near future.

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Cousins and daughter, Gertrude. Baltic, were visitors to'Kelvin on Sunday. the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Eric McMurdo.

Mr. and Mrs. Earle Clark of Hamilton. were visitors to Sum- merside during the weekend.

one of the most successful card parties of the season was held on Wednesday evening. Feb. 2nd. at the borne of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Beslrsto. Mal ue. when seven- teen tables 0 progressive suction were in plsy. The lsdles' high score wu won by Mrs. Earle Mc- Kay. Sea View and the gentle- man's to Paul Hickey. Dsrnley. While consolation were a- warded Miss Mary McNutt and Mr. James Dickinson. delicious

committee being. Mrs. Robert Wsli. -Mrs. Keith Donald. Mrs. Frank Beeirsto. and Mrs. Kenneth Owen. A large sum was realised.

Then-ismbers ofths Baltic Farm Forum metfortbds-weeklymeeh ing at the home of Mr. Gordon Cousiasos1theevenlngofFeb.7t.ll. with a good sttsndaaes.

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and durable granite. marble or other approved stone. All stone on the exposed portion of the work must be two cubic yards in size.

As previously

iHoward's Cove Fishing Harbor Proiecf Details

such at

limestone .

reported in The Guardian. cost of the new fishing harbor is expected to he in the vicinity of 8200.000. Tenders for the work close on March I.

Bloomfield

-The members of St. Anthony: Legion held their meeting in the

AJVGLICAN I. P. A.

-St. Marks A. Y. P. A. Ken- sington held their regular meet- ing in the church hall last Mon- day evening. Meeting opened with a devotional period led by Rev. Eric lngraham. The President. Lloyd Profitt. conducted the busi- ness. roll call responded to by 19 members. The Valentine Soc- ial committee reported that the programme for the social even- ing has been prepared. and that arrangements have been com- pleted to hold it in the hall. Feb. 14th at 3 o'clock. A request was made to the members for more subscriptions to their official A. Y. P. A. magazine "Wider Hor- izons". Donsld Ceasley was ap- pointed to get new subscriptions for the magazine.

The Rev. E. Ingraham o- duced the study book. "Forward

Prince of Wales College, Charlotte-

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bryenton. - 1- WBYIIE D0ll'0l11 1- 5l'Plld0ll Malpeque. Doiron; 3. Zllds Pineau. Grade

II - 1. David Doiron; 2. Mar- There was no service in the jorie Doiron; 8. Pauline Dolron.

assistance of the Ladies' Auxiliary, the members plan to hold a Valen- tine whist on Feb. 14, in the Home at Bloomfield Corner.

A few members of the Legion and non members are at present playing "Cribbage." So far no one can tell just which team will be eligible to play in the play-offs.

The many friends in this com- munity of Mr. Felix Arsenault. Woodstock. sympathize with him and other members of his fam- ily in the death of their father. Mr. Frank L. Arsenault.

Quite a number of the men are taking advantage of the fine wea- ther and good roads. getting to the lumber woods.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Marlin have recently had as their guests. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph wedge of- Fortune Cove.

The B. C. W. I. held their month- ly meeting at the home of Mrs. Edward MacAusland. The members also quilted a quilt for the Red Cross. It was decided to have "Films" and refreshments in the Legion Home. Feb. 16.

Master Bobbie Arsenault. son of Mr. and Mrs. Pius Arsenault. is expected to be discharged from Western Hospital very soon. Bob- hie has been a patient there for approximately two weeks and his many friends will be glad to see him around again in his usual good health.

Mr. Pius Arsenault attended the wedding of his niece. Miss Jean Arsenault .who was recently mar- ried in Miscouche.

Sincere sympathy goes In the family of Miss Maude Pratt. whose death occurred at Bloom- field Station on Feb. 7.

The funeral of the late Francis L. Arsenault was held at St. An- thony's on Monday. Feb. 7. The large attendance bore evidence of the esteem in which Mr. Arsen- ault was held.

His many friends and neighbors regret to learn of James Rooney's illness. All hope he will be fully recovered soon. I

51'. MARY'S SCHOOL

Following is the report for St. Mary's School for the month of January:

Grade Vlll - l. Bernadette Gaudet; 2. Leo Pineau. Grade VII -- 1. Francis Dolron; 2. Ron- ald Doiron; Grade VI - 1. Delia Pineau; 2. Lorna Dolron. Grade V -- l. Irvin Pineau. Grade IV

Grade I -- 1. Anita Doiron: 2. Paul Pineau; I. Raymond Dolron.

The highest average in the senior grades. 07.996, made by Delia Pineau.

The highest average in junior grades was 909b, made by Anita Dolron.

AUGUSTINE COVI

-The standing at Augustine Cove School is as follows:

Senior Department

Grade X.-1. Earl Dawson.

Grade IX.-l. Brenda Murphy and Marian Larsen. equal; 2. Joyce Cutcliffe; 3. Vernon Peters.

2. Carol Cutcliife; 3. Elmer Mac- Donald. Grade VI.-l. Jean MacNeil; ,2. Willis Peters: I. Bobby Gregg. Grade V.-l. Jean Dawson: 2. Connie Clarke; 3. Delbert Clarke.

Junior Department

Grade V.-1. Dianne Webster; 2. Alan Robinson; 3. Carol Larsen. Grade IV. - 1. Sandra Mac- Fayden; 1. Buddy Peters: 3. Verna Ieard.

Grade ill. A-I. Eugene Mur- phy: 2. Donna Dawson: 3. Norman MacNeil.

Grade Ill. H.-I. Darrell New- some: 2. Donald Howatt; 3. Ever- ett DesRoche.

Grade II. A.-l. Bernice Gregg. 2. Rita Lenrd. Grade Ii. B.-l. Barbara Weh-

ster. Grade I.-No tests.

the Kensingion team met. the Rus- tico team. The score ended 5-7 in favor of Kensington.

Legion Home on Feb. 1. With the in

meetings in Lent. the branch plans

Faith", which was received from the Dominion Council for