Acadian Parade Biggest In History Of Moncion

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canailian Press Staff writer MONCTON. N. 8., (CP)-Thou-

,1 turned out in I torrential t”".5 ur Thursday to watch the Muslioparade in the city's his- m,e marking the bicentennial of Acadlan expulsion. ' Participants in rain-soaked cos- mes stood on limp paler-mache ln"uats. Ma,-iian queens. wearing clelit Breton customes. rode in Hinged automobiles: I few b3"d5 Egpped through the drenched

i";;:IS1:m.kinu drum majorettes in-iv ilurries of B13915"-159 "am in" immici-s jammed on balconies and ;u,pS at private homes. and hud- tiit'tl undcr W095- w'000 VISITORS g

in esliiiiated 40 00tl visitors were. 1."...-oi.-.1 in this city of 33.000 set-

-'l- by French-speaking I-i((:'(Eit'lii'1iefilSl.' Fbut authorities saldl about half of the expected num-l In-r turned Hil-

Thn pnr.-idr was the hi: nnpulari ,h,m,,,,.y,-niinii of civic-holiday cel- piirations that opened with a P0!!- uficnl higli mass sung by James Carfilllal VlcGuigan in Moncton startuim before 5000 persons. ifliilflfll greetings of Canadian ann prmiiicinl officials. scheduled in he nixcn in Victoria Park. were

,,,i....i frnin the stadium by Labori

llinislcr Green and Premier Flem- nllrw of New Brunsiviclr 1,v.i1'srvri:s nnsr FORGOTTEN

Ml. (;,.,.gn, speaking in French and Eliulisli. said the I not ric-cited to renew memories of old 4-Iillilicis and injustices.

"We,can. however. very well take advantage of this occasion to rededleate ourselves to the cause of peace and cooperation within our own country and in our relations with other countries."

Mr. Flemming. expressing him- self in both languages. 3..." cred a special greeting to Acadians from Vermont. New Hampshire. Massachusettu , C o n n e c t i c lit. Rhode Island, Maine and Lou- islana.

"Time and again our fortunes. both favorable and unfavorable. have been mingled in the develop- ment of the American continent. I doubt if there has ever been any similar relationship existing in the history of the world."

RECEIVE MEDALS

Four Acadians were presented with medals of the Order of French Fidelity tendered by le Counsefl de la Survlvance Fran- caisr en Amerique. a French cul- tural organization with headquar- ters at Laval University in Que- bec City

Adrien Pouiiot. dean of Laval's faculty of science and a member of the CBC board of governors. in- troduced the four recipients as workers in the Acadian cause.

Honored were Archbishop Nor- bert Rnbichaud. of Moncton. the first Acadlan archbishop; Henri P. Lelllanc. one of the governors of the powerful Societe Mutuellc de l'Assomptlon: Prof. Willie Bel- liveau of Church Point. N. S., and

rally wasl Rev. Nnmire Polrier of Egmont

1 Bay, P. E. I.

Earlier Mayor Jean Drapeau of'

Western

iri: ('REAM social. at Mar- galv Priilay. August t2th. Spons- prcfi by Women's Institute.

PANTRY SALE Kennedy's store August 13th. 8:30 daylight time. Birch Grove W. I.

ltl-I('.ll..-lit Nluiidny night dance

lrlshtimn lliiil Erwin l)i:-ighan and the Sunshine Boys. DDOT prize

H0311-I MADE ice cream and

htliTlt' cooking sale. St. Marks Hall Kenslntztnn. August 1301. sponsored by St. .1l.'irks Cllurcli.

-C E N T It A L COMMENUAL College. Summerslde. will reopen September 6th. Write BOX 455. or Phone 2989.

CENTRAL BEDEQUE United Baptist Church. service Sunday 11 am. Sunday School 10:15 a. in; Wednesday it p.m.. 5P9Cl3l service Rev John Lockwood. Missionary-elect to Africa. spec- ial speaker. 1

KENSINGTON and Summcrfield congregations. Sunday. Aug. 14th: Sunday School 10.00 a.m. and . orning worship at 11.00 am. at Kensington Miss Margaret Mac- Iliurdo. Bedeque. guest soloist. Eiening service 7.30 at Summer- fiold. Rev. Alexander MacKay will preach at these services. All times standard. Rev. Lewis M. Illiirray. BA.. B.D.. Minister.

COME ONE - - - Come all loin n the fun at the Charlottetown ronioniilal Folk and Square Dance Festival .- all types of dancing - sickle Doyle will play for your entertainment and dancing plea- sure Charlottetown Forum. Adm. adults 50 cents. children 10 cents.

0'l.E.-lRY BAPTIST Church. C. 0 liowlett BA., BD, Minister. Sun- day Aulluat 14. 1955. Morning 10:80 worship and preaching at Knots- ford followed by Bible School hour. Afternoon 3:00 preaching service. ,-Winlz Gospel Service. Spring- field West 7:110. Sunday School in the morning. Weekly Bible Studies Is usual. Everyone Welcome.

FKEE .CI-IURCH of Scotland IPI1'l('f'5 August 14th: Coleman 1100 s.m: Milo 7:30 p.m.. con- Wlled by Rev. Fred Zitzman. 5l'mmcrsidc 11:00 am. tD.S.T.); Cane Traverse, 8:00 p.rn.; De- Schle 7 30 pm.; Monday. August 1-3. Cape Traverse 7:80 p.m. Rev. llm R VfacKay. Minister.

-il.R'l-Jl(TON Pastoral Charge. the Lnitcd Church of Canada. Rev. Murray Gardner. Minister. Sunday. Auizusi 14111. 1955: Alber- lnn. Siindny School 11 a.m.; 7.30 :l!'".- worship. conducted by W. '-5 Tlznish. 3 pm. worship. ""'il'"'l"fl by Cnscumpec Y. P. U.

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MARC-ATE United Pastoral Charge: August 14, Long River 10 a.m.; Margate 11.30 am.; New London 7.30 p.m. Rev William iliriggs. M. A. Phd., will preach. 1 0'LEARY PASTORAL Charge, United Church, Rev. Robert Wag- ner. Minister: Brae Service 9:30. Sunday School 10130; West Devon Service 11:00; Bloomfield Sunday School 1:30. Service 2:30: O'Leary Sunday School 10:80. Service 7:30.

THE NEW LONDON Pastoral Charge. the Presbyterian Church in Canada. Services for Sunday August 14. St. Johns. Clifton Sun- day School 10 a.m.. Divine service 11 am. A baptismal font will be dedicated at this service. Long River. 2:30 pm.; Geddie Memor- inl, 7:30 pm. A. W.M.S. thank offering will he received. Mr. Doug- las Fox. Student -Minister. Rev. E. H. Bean. Interim Moderator.

THE PRESBYTERIAN Church in Canada. Services for Sunday August 14. Freetown. Sunday School 10 am. Divine Service 11 a.m.; Keir Memorial. Malpeque. Sunday School 2:00 p.m.,' Divine Service 3:00 pm.: Kenslngton. Sunday School 10 a.m. Divine ser- vice 7:00 pm. All times standard. A cordial welcome to all. Rev. E. H. Bean. B. A.. -13. TH.. B.D. inistsr.

CHURCH OF ENGLAND, pm-. tsh of Alberton: Holy Communion at 9.15 am. in Christ Church, Klldare. and at 11 a.m. in st. Peter's, Albertnn. Evening pray- eI'.It 8 lxm. in Holy Trinity United Church. Alma. and at 7.30 p.m. in St. Luke's, 0'Leary. All services conducted by Rev. Rhodes Cooper of st. Phillip's Church. Halifax. in the absence of the rector. Rev. J. R. Mc- Mahon. rector.

CHURCH OF INGLAND Church Services for the New London par- lsh on August 14th. the tenth Sunday after Trinity. Rector, Rev. W. Eric Ingraham. St. Thomas. French River: Morning prayer 0:00 am. and Sunday School 10:00 a.m.. AST. It. Ste- Phelfs. Burlington. Iloly Com- munion 11 am. and Sunday School 10:00 a.m.; St. Mark's, Kenslngton: Evening prayer 3:30 p.m.. ADT. All are cordially in- vited to attend.

AT A LARGELY attended service of worship in the Kenslngton Presbyterian Church the Sacrament of Baptism was ad- ministered by the Minister. the Rev. E. H. Bean. Asisting the minister at the baptlsmalfont was Mr. Roy MacArthur. I member of the sesion. Among the infants bap- tised were Judith Tressa. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Brander;

(i:"'5””"lilN' 030 pm Sunday Charlotte Joy dnu

, . . ' ' - -- f - Elhter of Mr. and

(34; Pm. Worship Conv MP5. Boyd Beaisto. and Marilyn .1 P.U Joan. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

RE-l'Nl0N AT ALBERTON - Tgiliamlly of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Pmiiiiltl of Alberton. formerly of par-alt 4;. held a reunion at their menlgfis hnmc recently. Those 6 Wrist included: Mr. and Mrs. and wnsr sons. Jack. Jim. Robert and A tom of Saint John. NB

Vlfhony of Mayfleld P.E.I.

'8 dill the Gallant'

I s son-in-law Gmf: glowes and grandchildren ggivid and Muriel.

Trmm--e--m-2-. Alberion L513 and Mrs. Alfred Forsyth.

M355 3'9 Russia of Mr. and M” Howard Clark. Alberton.

Milt;-. Alfred MacLeod. .111...-1....

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- Henry (:1 in "min! friends liar Mi)n'tAalbgi.ie”.m' h . '1" Ind Mrs. ”' . who

Mm'.i' 'P9'1dlns some tlrnswith W 1'

Keith Thompson. all of Kensington- Beverley Mae. daughter of Mr: and Mrs. Lloyd Campbell. both of Sprint: Valley; John Wendell. son of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Douglas. and Alfredo Debra Ann and Eleanor Shirley. daughters of Mr. and Mrs. George Douglas of Norboro.

Debate Slated For O'Leory School Tonight

An interesting debate will be held tonight in the 0'Leary school when three prominent 0'I.eary citizens, discu pro and can the Wblect. resolved that mixed farm-

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ward Island which they won some time ago in final competeiion with I dtblllnz team from the Mal-

bi debhata. hlllenglrlg ' club 0:19. 31. '5' 0 1'" Adams and

Montreal. who flew hero unex- pectedly to attend the celebra- tions, said in a statement he hopes the Acadians would continue to affirm Christian and French val- ues in their part of the country.

Carleton Siding Swimming And Water Tests

A large and successful swimm- ing program came to a close in Carleton Siding when Paul Cud- more and Joan Murphy, Red Cross Supervisors, tested 48 enthusiastic swimmers on August and.

Miss Barbara Cronin, Charlotte- town, instructed the group and pre- sented four well trained classes for examination.

The program was sponso ed by the local Women's Institute with Mrs. Priscilla Myers acting as chairman. '

An enjoyable picnic lunch was served to the children by the lad- ies of the community.

The swimmers pi A d Miss Cronin with an appropriate gift to express their gratitude for her fine work.

The examiners presented awards to the following successful candi- dates.

BEGINNERS - Jean Campbell, Barbara Bernard. Ada Smith, Ralph Thompson. Ernest Chaisson. Darryl MacMicken, Patsy Cooper, James O'Connell.

JUNIORS - Gloria Stordy. Gail Thomas, John Stewart. Carol Thom- son. Elva Howatt. Lloyd MacCal- lum. Austin McCleni1an, Fay Tho- mas. Pauline MacCallum Carol Quigley. Gloria Gallant, Betty Chaisson, Nancy Maclnnis Gordon Myers.

INTERMEDIATE. - Elneanor Stordy. Mona Macwilliams, Shelia Cohoon, Earl Mcwllliams. Austin McClellan, Douglas Muttart, Vi. Thomas.

SENIORS - Everett Stewart. Beryl Craswell, Joyce Lord, Marl- lyn Sutherland.

Sport Echoes From Prince'Counly

There is considerable talk around the Summerside Isthmus these days about having a colored baseball team from Truro play our retired ball tossers. We be- lieve arrangements have not yet been completed and it is reported baseball players are diffic u It people to lure up to the local diamond this year. There should be enough of them to form a team. Ross and Dionne of the Flyers softball team are said to have played a lot of baseball, Don Canning played baseball with Springhill, and after seeing him in softball, we'd make a guess that Don would be an asset to any team formed around here. Then there is a chap by the name of Palmer staying at the Clifton I-Iotel who hails from Dartmouth and would like to play baseball here. The game with Truro is supposed to be played Monday evening.

The Crystal Dairy are shaping up as a pretty tough team to take in the Prince County softball loa- gue. They handed the strong RC- AF Flyers two lop-aided trounc- ings, and although the alrforce boys were short one or two of their stars. still the way the dairy man applied the hickory to the horsehide was impressive. Vern Cottrell who pitched so well against the Oland four-man team, didn't seem to bother the red- shirted stickstsrs in the least.

Norm Haney of the R.C.A.F'. Lanes however. will have to be reckoned with before the playoffs are finished. Norm who was wilder than that celebrated native of Borneo until recently is showing signs of having his control under control. If this boy keeps putting the ball over the platter. he'll be

of speed. and a change up that has the batters swinging before the ball leaves his hand. The fore- going is slightly exaggerated but he makes the boys look plenty foolish when he floats one in after a display of burning speed.

The Kinkora Sllverwlngs are not out of contention yet. Getting sonny Stull to help them with the slab work was just about what the doctor ordered. They've got a lot of good hitters. but their pitching. though not bad. has been a little below the average in the league.

Marie Peters playing right field for the Capitol Stars in the game against the Airforce Daks Tuesday night performed the rare stunt of throwing a runner out at first from right field no less than twice during the game. Both times she played it shallow and was Susie on the spot to stop a hard ground- er and beat the runner to the bag.

Bay State Pat is the talk of all harness racing enthusiasts in sum- merlide right now. This horse was acquired by Mr. Andrew Perry

snt of the club in Miss Mary MacDonald. Mount Royal. score tary Marlena Palmer. O'l.AII'y.

MAY OFPIR PA(.'I'

BONN (AP)-Chancellor Konrad Adcnauer may offer vlet Union a non-auroutoa pact dur- ing his forthcoming visit to Mon- ww. acting chancellor Fran: Blue- chsr said Thursday. Adenausr plans to visit Moscow lint month atthoinvltaiionofthaloviatgow protocol to discuss nsoatabllsliing Corinna-lad: Ibhao

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O'LEARY SCOUTS

JAMBOREE-BOUND

The above three First class for The Boy Scouts World Jam-to Right Norman Kennedy. Keith Scouts of 0'Leary leave Saturdayboree at Niagra-on-the-Lake. Leftstetson, and Ian Strang- tPhoto by H. B. Turner)

CALLOW COACH l.'i3l-ID AT MONTROSE

9nj”).,.d 'h(.llF"0 llchckah Lorine which spnn the coach was in Alherlon was amined this large group of swim-

frcsh air as the coach slapped ntisni-ed the coach's call at Alboi-toil. Mr. Alexander (Tameron. who at'mers and presented awards to the

Ihree Coders Get Pilois' Licenses At Moncion, N. B.

Three Summerside air cadets re- turned home Monda after success- fully completing a four-week fly- ing training course at the Mone- ton Airport. ciimaxed by the solo flight, qualifying them for a pri- vate pilot's license. W02 Allen Perry, Cpl. Bruce Moore and Cpl. Dick Lldstone were enthusiastic about the merits of the flying course and recommend it highly to any cadet.

Thirteen enthusiatic air cadets from the four Atlantic Provinces took the course. which is made up of 30 flying hours and 60 ground instructional hours.

A normal day in the life of I student started at 5.00 a.m.. three of them being called at that time in order to commence flying at 6:00 a.m. This class continued un- til 3:00 a.m.. then the second group took over and flew until 10:30 a.m. ground srhool follow- ed untll 4:30 p.m.' with a one hour break for lunch. Evening flying took place between 5 and 8 o'- clock.

A solo-ritual adopted by the students compelled each cadet. who had just suloed for the first time. to frog-march to the show-

Friday. August 12. 195.5 The Guardian Page 13 CABINET SWORN IN

For KARACHI. Pakistan (Reuters)-

Pakistan's new cabinet was sworl on Barr'er in av acting governor-general Ia-

k M" '1' . WASHINGTON. rm-The v. s- ..".f' .....'1'.i.”... ".'.'1'””.'1.”.. "'1i'"..i1..3 Air Force announced Thursday it'slI,eague and the United Front un- ready for the first rocket-powered-,dE-I "19 leadership of Chludhrl flight by the )(-2 research planc.iM9h.""'"ed A"- '"""9' Mn" designed to penetrate the heat bar-i'.'E'L51e.r:. . .... .-.m..:... rim. with ppeedx nf rough”, 9.00o1 miles an hour or more. The X-2 ll 0 the first plane specifically built to 0 i I C e explore the. point in speed where .t l k h k t"l'tI'::Il, (iii: Pins fl::iPf:(riOlli "iiir 'f:ii:- Dye in the.ahsenCe of Hon Robinson will be holding ' officrxhoilrs at Tyne Valley T ” 'T”T" Health Centre dall 8.30- Harrls Judy Harris Isabel Dignan 3 30 f y' Louise Yeo. Agnes. Phillips V ' Hm? August 15' JUNIORS - Charlotte Ve y S99" 1 '"Cl”s"'9f Albem)" Carolyn Adams. Mary Malone:,O”w(.i as lmuai except for Hazel MacAusland, Gerald Yeo,19V9"mtZ5- Dorothy Mae Seaman. Carrol Mac- Dr. Slir-lrion Came;-9; Cormick, Mi-ryl Omn. Sandra Fn- Aiiwmnn ley. William Wedlock. Patricia Mac- Nevin, Clifford MacNevln

INTERMEDIATES - Alice sit liker. Doris Dignan. David Riley. . Isabell Rogerson, Judy Ackles. Pi'OieSSlOnai Cafdj SENIORS - Bonita Grey, Opal

Silliker, Claudett MacNeill. Barbara

er room where he was the reci- pient of several buckets of cold water. thus giving him a drench- ing that will remind him of his first solo flight.

lion Mt-Clurc. one of thr flying

Kennesy. Margie Kays.

Happy Holidays .7

MacNeill, Jo -Jo Yen. Virginia Silliker. James Smallman. inn Charlered Strang. Harold Ilarrach, Cynthia Accounfanf;

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1. h - -. - - '.3.1.L?l'.1F.'I...fI.Z1'”..l1?3.i..?.l.” IF You '- 0- '- livlm BUILDING (lthers on the instructional staff Grammp at WM" Mn” were Art Farmer. Chief Flying ln- DIAL summenidel, ' , structor, Horace Trltes and Jim 3344 ' 05;” Ja;;1g;.PGround School Instructor. . 9 . ,mkVA

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sponsored by the Air Cadet League. for

of Canada. while Cpl. Lldstone went under the sponsorship of the Summerside Wing RCAF Associa- tion. A graduation banquet wound up the four educational and highly interesting weeks.

O'l.e ry w?i31- Safety Tests

66 99 One hundred and fifteen enthu-

siastic swimmers took instruction 303953

from Martha Meyer. qualified Red

Cross Swimming and Water Safety-Ff17 3130: 581- 7-15 3! 93152 M51- instrurtor. during the 0'Leary an-i Saturday 2:80 "ONE MINUTE nual swimming program. A lnga13T0 ZERO". starring Robe-rt Mit- committee with Mr. Ralph oznnt chum and Ann Blyth-

acting as chairman sponsored thlsi worthwhile program. On August 8 7 Paul Cudmore and Joan Murphy. Red Cross Field Supervisors ex-

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g . r h , , KENSINGTON Physician - Surgeon Mom,-059 for refreshments ai:c,1s shoivn entering the hits WlilIiil1(' ace of l0.'l was snri cnollg following successful candidates. y . . I - . yaw, syrup snmmenid. from ien to right: Miss Gertrude refreshinellls for passengers who to walk in the bus unaided. BEGiNNERs..wandn Buchanan I-r1.-Sat. 7:15-9.1a: Matinee 2.30 phone 793; Dunbar, Alma. Mrs, Hammond were Inn.-inie to leave the Cf)z'li:il. Whllcgthe Waller Cailow lCll99l",l5ahelle Anamg, William Graylnn Saturday IASTL flul Carey. ---P-;-----e Crockett. Woodvale; Mr. GabrieliStand1ng in front are lliiss Lia 1-h;-11-h ftnach vaasdon lthe Ifslfltltd Sandra Smith, 1). Ggllant' (:01-don Robe;-in Ignynps hinp !'rHE NF.- Pho-I-Ographerg Gavin, Alherton and Mrs. .lamcs'Grecn. the coach hostess and lilr. 256 s ll -ins too a ivnln one o is Wallace. Charles Hams, Aime" BRA.KA . tec nco or. Also THE READ STUDIO Graves Alberton. Mrs. Claylon:J0hn Dunbar. the driver. through the C0UnlFi51d8- Macao,-m.ck'John Dennimwymanlserial and News. D W SEA” Travers 1- member 0' "W 39'5"" A"'""g ""59 'ak””3 '”"” Wm” 7;-;.”E1”.:1HFTTTT1Ii"T”11 11V'. l I . - . . - L W4 1 in .1 . . r---: - for what ""81" Perms be W19” l?'33(c:ii-.f.1".. .33 .2. 33.3 233313 21?." .1 In. 0-4 .2232 iii ll” l?”l "peanuts" as prices of racing mo gm, 111:-1 17v: 1012 ms inn 123 W," 5,", ,-,,.,. ,0 .1 in ; . horseflesh go. He didnt look too 3500 CCIIPVI line 14 id vssoo N mi; . . 1457 Sullivan no ms was . . zsn Ginni 63.1 ass 655 9000 Nth ialia iv. II :1 mm 5",, n a 9 good in last summer s racing. but mm mm U, 75 7.. 75 3,5,, Ni... 1; in. un 11!! mm Sylvan". W 3, M I he has shown a lot of improvement 9000 Gods L M7 :1; 3 3:33 i':;;';:5'"l :00 Tune ml 105 100 1: - in 1955. 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