AUGUST I 1. 1951

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- near use KINETTES help the kiddies by' giving. generously for your bag of peanuts on Satur- day which is Kinette Peanut Day.

.3uymG peeled pulpwood throughout July at market price: contact P 1'. I. Product Co.. Ltd Kensington. Phone-57 or George ll Brookins. Kensington. Phone 9

..nAllL'S Shoe Repair will be closed from July 30th to Aug 11th but will be open txom 10 to 12 a.m. and 2 to 4 p.ni. to Aug 4th for anyone wanting shoes.

'.ENGAGEltIENT.-Mr. and Mrs. Allison Profiti. Freetown. Prince Edward Island. announce the en- gagement of their only daughter. Betty Irene. to Mr. Carleton Weir )31iiolt,, son of Mr. Weir Elliott of Hamilton. Ontario. and Mrs. James R. Lickhart of Bath. New Brunswick. The wedding will take piace in August.

-MALPEQUE ANNIVERSARY sElWIC.ES. -- The Anniversary Services for FPrincetowri Congrega- gation will be held in the Uni ed Church at Malpeque Ol'l.SLInd.l,V- August l2tiii. at It A. M. and 7.30 P M. The Anniversary preacher will be Rev. E. R. Woodside .0! lsathurst. N. 23. Alexander Mac- Kay. riastor.

-FROM THE ARCTIC CIRCLE -Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Coady and two small children arrived at summerside on Thursday evening from Fort Good Hope in the Arc- tic. Mr. Coady taught school at the Fort, besides performing sev- eral other Federal duties The family came by motor car from Edmonton. The first part of the long trip was made by plane through Norman Wells to Edmon- ton. Mr. Goody formerly taught school at Kensington and Hum- merside. He is a son of Joseph Coady of Emyvale Lot 65. Mrs. Coady was the former Kay Deigh- an of the summerside Telephone Exchange. Mr. Coady intends go- ing into the real estate business in the growing and flourishing town of Dawson Creek. 13.0., the southern terminus of the Alaska Highway. K

-03! "MARITIME EXCUR- SION" TRAIN-Messrs. Colin L- and Hedley W. Macxay of Don- aldson. Alberta. were DH-SSGDKEFS on the Maritime ”Special" which started from Vancouver and ar- rived at Charlottetown recently. The Macxay brothers boarded the train at Edmonton. They speak in glowing terms of the stirring times in Alberta.-a rush of im- migration, new industries and enterprises. etc., with a bounteous amount of oil. gas, coal-farming in the south. qnd timber in the north. Messrs. Macxay were born in Park Comer (near Kensii1S- tom and are brothers of Charles lfaclfay who now resides at Ken- sington. They both homesteaded quarter sections (160 air.) in 1905 and i908, and added six quarters llncc. They say that Wheat Brow- ing alone is a thing of the vast and farmers must rotate crops. engage in mixed farming in order to cope with sou erosion and drifting. More oats and grass seed are being sown, more cattle and hogs are being raised. The broth- ers bulk principally on hogs and cattle for cash returns. They 379 taking deep pleasure in talks with friends of their youth. The lure of Island affinity is strong. K

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-RESERVE Wednesday, sep- teinbe 5th. for Albei-ton, Prince County Exhibition.

--Coll?-If-'1"EN'r complete I!!!- aurance Service. W. Boyd Beau-atol Kensington.

-ANNUAL LOBSTER SUPPER at. Mark's Church Grounds. Loi '1, Wednesday. August 15th. Please remember the date.

-TENDERS for reading Bede Que Power Company meter: will be received until August 10th For details contact Douglas Mac- Farlane.

- ANNUAL LOBSTER SUPPER ST. ltvIARK'S CHURCH GROUNDS Lot 7. Tuesday. Aug. 21st. Please iemember the date. Supper nan. U18 at 4:30, Games and many oth- er attractions.

-FROM HAMILTON. ONT... Messrs. Mont Owen and Lorne Glyden. Miss Eunice Shea and Miss Nora Mccarville arrived by motor from Hamilton, Ont.. to spend holidays at their respective

homes in Kensington and Indian River. K -BREADALBANI-2. Dr. L. K.

Zieiinskl will open his office for general medical practice at Bread- albane on Monday, August 6th, 1951. Office hours: Every Monday and Thursday. 4-6.30 p.m. Mater- nity cases and calls by appoint ment. Phone: Kinkora 9.

-C. W. L. CONVENTION-The annual Catholic Women's League convention will be held this year in Summerslde from August 20th to 22th. The Summerside sub- oivision members who will be hostesses, are working hard to ensure a pleasant and profitable convention for the many delegates and visitors expected. The Nation- al President. Miss Ishbel Hutton will be their distinguished guest and her presence at all conven- tion periods will be a feature of the program. K

Personals -Mr. and Mrs.

all of Otbeary were visitors Cascumpec last week.

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-Mr. and Mrs. James Hudson and family of Bummerside. were visitors to O'Leary and .Cascum- pec over the week-end.

-Mrs. John MacLennan of summerside was rvfsltor” to Al- bcrton on Monday. '

-Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hudson and family of Cascumpeo were visitors to Mount” Royal on sun- day. and while there were the guests of Mrs. Hudson's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Billiker.

-Dr. and Mrs. Weldrn I-tarnish have returned to their home in Halifar. N. 8., after a pleasant holiday with Mrs. Harnlsh's par- ents Mr. and Mrs. David Clark. Kenslngton, P. )2. Island.

-Mrs. Frank Shea of Indian River and her daughters, Mrs. Campbell. Mrs. Bcrrigan. Mrs.

Gaudet and Mix Eunice. motored to Campbellton, N. 3.. t week to attend the marriage of their son and brother, William Shea of Hamilton, Ont. K

-Mr. and Mrs. George Suther- lend. their son George and daugh- ter Mary Jean. arrived by motor rrom Boston to spend holidays with George's mother, Mrs. Wil- liam Sutherland. Kenaington The Sutherland: are annual visitors. Mr. Sutherland being an ardent trout and deep sea fisherman. K

--Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wal'.'.er and three children of Halifax. N'.8.. and Mrs. Marcilla Edmund: and Miss Ruth Edmund: of Sydney. N. S., who have heen spending the past week in Kenaington. P. :i:.f.. the guests of Mr. Walker's mother. Mrs. John Walker. left. to return home on July zlltli. They were M3- companied by Mrs. Lillian Schin- nian of Bedeque who was going to visit her brother Mr. Harold Wright of Halifax. N. 3.

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The July meeting of hte Hamp- ton Women's Institute was held at.the home of Mrs. Donald cam- eron. The meeting opened with the . ” of the Collect. fol- lowed by the minutes of the last meeting being read and approved. Roll- call was answered by four- teen members. one new member .was welcomed.

Mrs. Dui-isford reported getting a large enamel fur. two trays and a diahpan for use in the Hall. It was decided that the Instituto

embers should not Jindertake

scrubbing of the school for Duns-

with the trustees about decorating or finishing the interior of the school. '

Plans were made about holding an Ice-cream social and dance. several peoplel sent thanks, for treats seat while they were ill. New nick committee: Mrs. Howard

committee: ” George

Cannon and Mn. Thomp- son.

Place of next meeting. In. wu-

lard Fall. Lunch committee:

Mrs. Willard Fall. Mrs. Ituatel Ferluaon and Mn. wamn In- nun.

llowly Ordained Priest Is Honoured

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-on June 29th the Rev. Father Plus Finnan (above). native of Bloomfield Parish, P. E. I.. received the Sacrament of Holy Orders from His Excellency, Bishop Cam-

ille LcBlanc, D.D., of Bathurst. The ceremony was held in Bath- urat East Church with twenty-six monseignori and priests present? A sumptuous banquet, prepared by the parish'a "45 Women or. ganization" was held in the Par- ish School Auditorium.

The Rev. Father Levesque and his curate Father Patrice Doucet. presented the new priest with a beautiful-cathedral cake. During the banquet, presided over by His Excellency the Bishop. profession- al singers rendered Gounods Ave Maria, Cesar Frank's Panis Angel- icus and other excerpts from the classics. The Boy scouts waited on the tables. The toastmaster. Father Levesque. first called upon His Excellency to speak. who was followed by other dignitaries.

After the banquet the new priest motored hack to the Island with the other members of his familv and friends to sing his first Sol- emn High Mass on Jilly lst in St, Anthony's Church at Bloom- field. Well over 1.000 people wit- nessed the ceremony. The Rev- erend pastor. Father M.J. Roon- ey, was high priest: Father Roche of St. Dunstan's University was deacon. and Father Gallant of Egmont Bay was sub-deacon. Sermons in English and French were delivered by the deacon and sub-deacon. The able choir was under the direction of its presi- rient, J. Albert Nooiian. C.J Gal- lant. was at. the organ. To the desire of the newly ordained priest. Gregorian Chant was pre- ferred to polyphony.

Enjoyable Banquet

After the Mass, the parish gave a delicious banquet in the hall which was attended by about 150 lconvives. The toastmaster. Father M..l. Rooney called on the Roy. Fathers W. E. Monaghnn. Ayl- vrarx. Trainer and MacKen.na, to speak. They were followed by Dr. J, H. Blanchard and the Hon. J. W.”Ai-selnault. Provincial Secre- tary. After the banquet a steady inflow of people visited the home of the parents, Mr. and Mra.Johii Finnan. where a reception was held. At 7 o'clock Solemn Bene- diction of the Blcssedsacrament was given, after which the parish presented the newly ordained priest with a substantial purse. Addresses. were" read in English and French by Mr. P. A. Arsen- ault. professor. and Mr. Aubiii Gallant. B.A., a new graduate of St. Joseph's University.

Father Finnan first studied in his home school in Woodstock, underwent his classical course at Bourget College, Rigaud, P Q., af- filiated with the University of Montreal. and took up his theol- ogy in Holy Heart Seminary. Hal- ifax. and with the Clerica of st. Viators in Rigaud. P. Q.

While ti. college student he was at the same time president of his class, president of- the Catholic Youth Organization which helped to form the Federation in the Valleyfleld diocese: president of the Congregation of Blessed Vir- gin; vice-president of the Band, and member of the Schola Cant- orum. He also helped to inaugu- rate the College Credit Union and Cooperative Movement.

Father Finnin will exercise his ministry at Sacred Heart Cathed- ral in Bathurst. He is the first new priest from Bloomfield Par- iah, which is l50 years extant.

Mrs. Willia.m'Alexander. sister of Mrs. Wilfred Hambly. Kensing- ton Road. was guest of honour with her husband at a recent re- ception at.the home of her sister and brother-in-law. Recently re- turned from Scotland. Mr. and Mrs. Alexander were presented with four baskets of rifts from their many friends, the baskets being presented by little Wilfred i.lr.i r-nrl Arthur I-Iambly, neph- ews of Mrs. Alexander.

Presents were opened and the verses read by Mrs. Rowan Mac- Kenaie. Miss Vivian Sharpe, Mrs. Raymond Genge and Mrs. per- field hemere. Mr. Alexander ex- pressed his and his wife's appre- ciation. and a speech was read by am. Rowan Maicffenaie. cousin of Mn. Alexander.

The evening we! IIIGIMMJY spent in music and games. and a dainty lunch was served by the hoateca. Mrs. Hambly. The recep- tion cloaed with the singing of "For They Are Jolly Good Fel- lows.” .

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scarcity and Abundance

Two things struck us forcibly as we wendod our way airing western highway: to visit Lennox Island (for the first time) last Sunday. one won the distressing paucity of signs to let us know WTICTO we were going. The other Wlg the cheerful. (rind-ly way the people we were forced to rely on gave us instruc- tions and went out of their way to help us. Tourists who are an- noyed by our scarcity of signs must at least be favorably impressed by the friendly, helping hands stretch- ed out so willingly by people of Prince Edward Island's rural com- munltlea. Signposts tell us wherq to go. but simple friendliness make us want to stay.

The new Prince County Hospital opens its doors on Tuesday. August 21st. It is a credit to the faith and perseverance of those leaders who through considerable difficulty and

gement gave us so much

0. of their energy to the. fulfillment of this formidable undertak-.ng

HOLMANiS

The building is spacious. beautiful and placed in an area which will in a few years undoubtedly be one or the beauty spots of our Island province. To the sick and suffer- ing. expert care and modern equipment will be assured, and there will be no longed the crowd- ing which has been at time: im- avoidable in the old building. The opening of this splendid institu- tion will emphasiae more strongly than ever summer-side's right to the title: "The most progressive little town in Canada."

A Comparison

In a life-boat adrift on the ocean when food is scarce. it is carefully rationed so that everyone gets his fair share. particularly the weak. who are given special consideration.

In a country when food and other essential: get scarce. the price goes up, so high sometimes that many people are not able to buy all the necessities of life. We are all in th same boat during a time of crisis but are the weak given special consideration? On the contrary. greed is often per- mitted to prey upon human need.

Mr. and Mn. Neil Mccannell motored to the Island from west- ern Canada and were Sun- day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Reu- ben Mccannell.

Honored By W. I.

-Pictured above in Mrs. Walter

Laird of the Bedeque W. 1.. who was presented with it hershlp on July 10. at the Annual Women's Institute Convention held in Charlottetown.-

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Norlhom Notes

Dr. and Mrs. Ioigh Ramsey and family have returned to their home in Yarmouth. N. 3., after spending the past few weeks vis- iting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. 8. Ramsey.

Dr. Alfred Linklettor has re- turned to Montreal after spend- ing a week's holiday with his pa- rents. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Link- letter, Northam.

Friends of Mrs. Ernest Ellis re- gret to hear that she is a patient in the Prince County Hospital where she underwent an opera- tion. All wish her a speedy re- covery.

Herman Gorrill of Ban- OVEIW Must. Was the guest of her sister Mrs. Calvin Cotton. and al- so her brother, Mr. George Ellis.

Mrs. Wallace MacLeod of Han- over, Masa., spent a week with her sister Mra. Calvin Cotton, Northam.

Mr. Wendell Dyment left for Quebec where Mr. Dyment. has enlisted in the R. C. A. F. Mr. Dymen: served in the last war for several years. .

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The July meeting of the North am Women's Instituto wu ho! atrthe homelof Mrs. Alfred Col will and was largely attended. 1 number of visitors were madowdl come. It was decided to get I

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Friends regret to hear that so-i Earl is a patient in the Prino County Hospital where she under: went a very successful operation All join in wishing her a speed: recovery.

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