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Eimsdele Observes Day Of Prayer

The World Day of Prayer was observed at Elmsdale in the Unto ed Church on Fridly st 1.”. lev- ersl W.MS. members took pen in the program. -

Mrs. Burton Stewart gav ta address. Mrs. A. McDowell a Miss Vern W sang a duet: "The Lord's My Shepherd". In Leslie Ks was pianist. and In Everett W sins received the of

Educational Improvements Sought By PrincelMember

The problem of the one room school and the shortage of quali- fial teachers were two matters directed to the attention of the Government in the Legislature yesterday by Mr. Prosper A. Arsenault, First Prince, in second- ing the Address in reply to the Speech from the Throne. Mr. Arseneult was making his maid- en speech in the Legislature.

I-le commended the Government for the steps it has taken to pro- vide instruction for grade eleven and twelve in the rural areas. He noted that this was of great ad- vantage to students who former- ly had to come to Prince of Wales College at great expense to their parents.

At the same time, Mr. Arsenault noted that out of 450 schools in the Province. there are still some 350 one room schools from which about half the school children re- ceive their eduwtion.,.foi- the great majority all the education they wil ever receive. "In these modern days. with all they imply in tech- nical developments and techniques.

large numbers of our boys and girls prepare themselves for this 3033519 Nile Of Ply. and the exodus imlporitant task of keeping our ggutghrmmanyh oruwheird .onsm;nd so 00 s in operation. 73- 9 Bmell ous us-

”But let us not for at for one "M devel”p"'"" ”f me Cellini moment that a change for we Provinca which are blessed with better will take ce only when, lmmeme natural Re5”"”"- ha" and if those whopgiow better, de- resulted in amacmg 5” m""y 9' theme themselves .0 this great our best brains and brawn that task. After all it comes down to for 0'" Rural communm" " II” a matter of Arithmetic. Only in almo" assumed the Mn" M " t"' proportion as the bearers iif light gedy' we an know what this tr” go into the hnnnnant new or en". mendous loss means for the future cation will the darkness disappear it” '12” Proihgifef by nnobmf Iieela"

' a now w o- 0 on ;

gnllggiyevsgi E::nig(:.e',:':nm”st M the can anything be done about it; ' Acton 70 Tonomo

"Make no mistake shout it The it would seem that about all we NEW YORK (CP) - Trevq rate on our Country and of the have to offer to our ynung people Howard. co-star with Jose Ferret world for 8 long time to Cnmm is Our Way of Life. second to in Cockleshell Heroes." will go ts may depend on whether enough none in the world, but as we know, Toronto Feb. 2'! to do publicltg Canadians accept or reject the it does not weigh much in the and personal lppearanceg in con. nernnnnh resno ---my and nm,i.,balzince when these young boys nection with the March 2 premiers legs of showing ns much interest land girls consider the short hours of the picture at the Odean theatre in teaching the thousands in nurnand the impressive salaries and Howard, although born in England schools me right thinnn as many wages which our more favored spent his boyhood in Toronto and whens are intent on insmhnn in;Provinces are in a position to of- his return there will be In nu them the very evil that will wreck .rer' nature M T h'3mec”m1"3' their lives. their Country, and their World.

laiurii RATE INCREASE "In this Province we have an

it is safe to say that practically STORM DAMAGE excess of births over deaths of ' ' ' ' EVGW child WI") ii"-5 "Di 90"” "It is hardly necessay for me ""3? 2.000 each year: In is de- You Amt Done Lwmg plete his tenth grade seldom has to rem. tn the Very serious damn i-ade this. amounts to 20,000 people; Just Because You're

a chance. I suggest something must be done in some way or other to bring to over one half of peiirigdchiiggen ghcgdziglpogltgngtniesalgtl; sififferers. However, with the help twelve " Mr. Arseiiault said. 0- -the Federal' Pmvmmal Find "Tm-bably on an the factors mn Civic Goven1ments,. the various fluencing the quality of schooling mmpa-mes co""med' am the none is so important as the quail: gmdwm 0! all our "mph" we fications of the teacher 'I'heteach- hop" "V" "W" ” few '"O”"'3 H has a difficult tagk ms job everything will be restored to nor- knn one of merely hearing lessons nial. Prince Edward Island has and checking on the accuracy of the past been very fortunate m memorization A teacher,s qua” this regard. After all we must be fications should be high Therefore thankful to the Almighty that the

it is imperative that our teachers '0? was not much greuen be Md 8 reasonable Salary Reference was. also made in the "III is true that the Liberal Snpthefho abjohlit migfzwiay hm:g"H'he' e . n s pon s ou e SrQ;'9::g':i'; I315 slgigggl toI'cec;s9lt'3flI;i to call the attention of the Govern- but the hour has arrived when gl0e,:',:t:,a 1:1”? Dame: of Fly”? c s e arges n E33395!agaggnghizue-w:WdbJefjOl':: ages with 319 miles of roads and in the near future gto rcmed the with 8 popula-hm of 9'8” persons” situation I also believe the); the Now in 3 District of ms me it time hasarrived when the general is imperative that we have R 1"" Publ. m h t i th ger quota of plows and equipment 'C W We 0 ""3303" Z9 9 than would be required for a smal-

It is evident that we cannot absorb all this population, but what we should be able to do. should be to keep a sufficient number of these young and capable people in our rural communities, so that the standard of leadership and of pro- gress should not oniv be maintain- ed, but increased from vear to year. We surely are not acom- plisliing this at the present time.

"During the past year our Fish- eries have had the most success- ful season in thcir history. The present Government has done mitch to improve the lot of the fisherman. and, with modern met- hods and still further encourage- ment from our Governments, both Federal and Provincial, and the potential possibilities lying in the waters surrounding our Island, a much more properous future should be assured to this Industry. Adn now with a Department of Fish- eries, headed by a capable Min- ister, we have great hopes for the

age done by the early January storm this year. The people of Prince County have been the chief

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CARD party Clinton, Monday, BIGGER and better than ever. Feb. 27th in aid of school ' i . Bedeque Rink Carnival. Saturday, March 3rd.

RAYMOND GRANT. optomet- rist will be in his Tignish office Saturday Feb. 25.

PBE-INVENTORY sale continu- es in Waddell Bros. Store Crapaud today, Friday and Saturday.

BORDEN RINK School sports Schools from Borden Cape Trav- erse Carleton and Albany Friday Feb. 24. 8 p.m.

HOCKEY BORDEN Rink to- night Borden National Sisters vs.

REGULAR ,'riiui-sdty night dance Canadian Legion Home, Ken slngton, Music by Erwin Deighan and Sunshine Boys. Admission 50 cents.

Personais

Mrs. Alice O'Brien, Summerside, was a recent guest of Mrs. John Noonan, Albcrton.

Mr. and Mrs. Preston Kennedy,

Kcnsington, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Walter Leard, Bedeque, left a few days ago on an extend- ed trip to Florida. .

The many friends of Mrs. Laura

Dunk River Sisters game 8.30. Skate after. Admission 35 and 2.0.

JUNIOR HOCKEY tonight, Bed- dleton versus Albany Juniors. Bed

eque Rink, double header. Mlrl- i

teachers as an important body of people, bec the teacher is one of the great channels whereby the heritage and traditions of a civi- lization are transmitted to the young. whose habits. ideas, and

Ier district. Had we had our quota of mach' at the beginning of the winter the residents of First Prince would have been less dis- satisfied. I admit that there was

future.

Miracle cushion

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room for criticism when in some sections of the District the roads were closed to motor traffic for as long as three consecutive weeks. "Among other important mat- ters referred to in the Sneech were Public Health and Rural Electrification. In these matters

I Scene Of Proposed Causeway One of the photos above shows the area at Victoria where the coiistructlon of a causeway is be- ing sought by residents of this in- corporated village, and those of surrounding districts. The other

way of life will determine the course of our National and World Future. There can be no greater task for anyone, for as Cicero said "What nobleremploymcnt is imore valuable to the Country, than that of the man or woman

iiogg. Kensington, are sorry to hear of her continued illness. She entered the Prince. County Hospit- al on Monday for treatment.

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Holds False Teetii Tight and Finn

eque versus Freetown Juniors. Game time 7.30. Admission 25 cents.

DIES IN THE U. S. A. - Mr. R. H. O'Malley of Aiberton has received news of the death of his

Es-Ls: is effective, but in a gentle way. It won't weaken or upset your child. It won't rash her feel bad afterwards.

- It's not no strong!

ls-Les an be given to your

toria and Hampton: and would, Its possibilities has already en- eliminate a detour of about fourllisted the support of local and dis- milcs that two farmers living on trict organizations, and fish andi nppositc sides of the abandoned game authorities, and during the bridge now have to travel in ord-Ilast provincial election campaign er to reach thcir farms. It would

who

brother, Mr. Arthur 0'Malley, ”"dId3ie5 0! bmh Pam” rep” ,,i”5"'"cI5 fhe mmg C'e"e”' very marked progress has been children with complete earsh- YPII M ii W -I W l.'"3:..2"iiZf..'i:lli”l.i.i'22523::: iliil...?.'”.Y”.f...fi...i””.'.f..;"”ii';Z2l if?li'i2..'3'f:'.””S.J?:.l2yWW” s -m - -2- -mm ' ' ' ee New York 0" .S"nday' Feb” 19' the bridge was abandoned. for a distance of about one mile Residents of the area Ifelt sirong- FUTURE SECURITY Silva; mhmh end" hr what has """ "Mm "d”"”d””"d'm' The Ime Mr" 0 Maney had been Efforts to have this proiect com- v' 5 ' ly that action should now be taken ”We must bear in mind that the 5 ll,” ,3; d-"nm?ccomI:"5hed' and "d 'h"'”""h The regular weekly meeting of eI':'lpI0y9d "M Y” INSW Yeolfk gilt: pieged were renewed in the an. ..Th:to;;:'nggae;y rfglfgregeni? 1: so mag construction costs can be key to our future security, lies in :',,'hlo','n;;.h'ythse cog,:f:;ryI::;grei: snu brand Datum cushions In 1 T"""'-P”'”' NH"? Y- P- U- W85 held In EV 13 ""9 mmpa" ” ”V 1 ' g 1 t . ' . k t g t ' b 1, my our schools. To neglect our school ' "tum? 0”d'W'-'0!Ml”Wl1IW'PIIntic worth Hall Tuesday night with a years. He is survived by his wife. "'"' meeting I” he Image me among the most picturesque VII- Hg, c:use:vn';1"h':(::.': hghl grnsligg system; would be more disastrous this "me I shwld "kc "I am” ”'""'"'”"”'"' "d ”'"" '"”"'"”" E”h'I'”"'l3”"O""'"h

payers and the support of indivi- duals and organizations in the area will be onsolldated towards the realization of this project which would be advantagous in many ways to Victoria and surrounding districts.

It is proposed that a causeway be constructed on or near the site of the bridge that spanned the Westmoreland River at Victoria

'S':n"I::'.';'w';':'f;nu”h extremes. It works gently sndk

iimiig agngumf -eleetively at the sine time. In makes the rabbits: pllla . timiy ta "1...-. .,..a., 2.1.. i.

. a- ””"”” P -fboIlcppyMoJunf” '2'.:';i;t:':":.lL'21”.'I.".?." ' '””"”' l o Snug re-lln'srI can Inset fm:2 to C snontlh. Ex: i The Clioeofefod lssxvmvo ' sea ml: :54 or :54.

my most sincere sympathy to Mrs. Mdns Isl-e a-tin Alan Stewart and her daughters in their hour of sorrow. The Hon- ourable Mr. Stewart will be miss- ed by his colleagues in the House and by his many friends through- out his constituency where he was known for his integrity and his sin- cerity on all occasions.

AGRICULTURE "In the field of Agriculture, it

Iages Ill the Province. Situated in a sheltered harbor, its warm salt watcr beach is the only one on IIl(' south shore between Summer- sidc and Charlottetown that can be directly reached by paved high- way.

As a tourist attraction the con- struciiim of a causeway and the resulting lake would greatly add to the scenic beauty of the sur-

large attendance including new members and visitors. The Bible study was based on the subject "Goodness" and was in the form of a question and answer period led by the minister. The devotional period was arranged and conduct- ad by Philip Murphy who used a sermon of Dr. Peter Marshallls ml the power of prayer, as the meditation.

can cause more extensive damage I” all N" f”ed”'"s' "'5" the "I053 to the present shore line in the;g!gI;ldaOl?eo::m3gn?Issa"g; 'lrehet;;g"' vichmy Of the bridge' on increasing Ilmpogtapncep preciseeg

Citizens in Victoria and siirround- I . ing districts believe that the con- y because the present world Em

sirurtiori of the proposed cause- agency 5

CLUB MEETING - A meeting of the Summerside Gamma Hi-Y was held Tuesday presided ovu- by the president, Elizabeth Nichol- son. The worship consisted of the Iii-Y hymn and Lord's Prayer. The project of the Gamma and Beta Chapters sponsoring a movi was.dlscussed. Marion MacL was appointed chairman of the

Stayssaitsnd liable-do-nothsrdeasnd lruin plsaii. Plan would make this area one of the I and a finest and most attractive tourist

resorts on the Island.

progress, not tomic Bombs. Therefore, it is imperative, that

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The recreation period ' a Bible quiz conductcd by Glenda Brown and Arlene Monklcy.

The business session was chair- ed by president. Vance Bridges. The proceeds from last week's Valentine Day project were turn- ed over to the union president by Ernest Murphy and Dorothy Town- send.

The Y. P. U. will be present-

movie "me Other C members of the committee are Elcanor Bowness, Roberta Clark and Ona Mill.

PLAN SKATE - The six or- ganized young people's groups of Summersirie are planning a joint skating session at Civic Stadium tonight. Following the skate mem- bars will be guests of the United

for upwards of 100 years until it was abandoned by the Government about four years ago.

The proposed causeway would be of a type similar to the one at North River, and in all area where tidal waters now flow, a small causeway would create a beautiful lake measuring about 11!; by 1 mile. This lake would provide excellent

rmindini: districts. and the facili- ties it woiilii provide for the en- joymciit of both island residents and tourists makes it a most de- sirable projcct for this area.

BEDEQUE RINK

( Photo by Wotton)

KENSINGTON , RINK -

CLEARANCE sans:

B L P I . U I , swimming. fishing, and boating fa- THURSDAY, FEB, 23111 a V - . , hr. :vh.h;;.;n:h'::..:vhf bihhnyngh th:pItsr:a1Yo:fhEerenE:psfn; w';;"wn',' cm... while at the same time mnhsmngneld Juniors Complete stock canted in is General Store. Many items priced Below T d i to the r ular meet- be held and lunch served. A com- WW” "'59 the Wat" mble I9,V9I FRIDAY FEB. 24th v . f i ucis Iy prior the 1 ii? skate be mittcc with a representative from In that area: It would re-establish ' V5- Grahams Rd- J15" gas ' - ' iii; II;IIinI)yotI-II IocaIoYI. P.StG(r!oups eiich gglOllp- has tcgfrtlgifggdnutriihe 8 Sh0i'l- mule '0 and from Vii-" Island Intermediate B 9.00-Qavtenigsh versus . ' . s. c e cc - - ' ' ' ;IuerI:1dI)aQ)Il! HIEEIEC aIlEI(I?lII,ldcE(I (Iii utrlrile Iiczitnof meiliiber: and other young HALLS OF MONTEZUMA Playoff Splmg 1? . Everyfhlng must be as I am going 0'" of "I. bus'n.ss andl . , . , . . Ihglungidmilarsgyqtgya ;h?..(ioiz; 31!:-innnlefgylitljlngynnlil tli;ir1riesel;';sn;i!:"tttiEl: M mnnon nnnnnnn (TIIII? and final ggine to FRIDA1, FEB. 24th sincerely thank all my customers for their patronage through the years. Part in the evening Program were consists of vi-rn Rogers. Barbara SUMMERSIDE FPCK 0 a Rllllllifll geen 7,00 p,m,--'S('h00I sports: . from the stewardship and training Vaughan. Peggy Preston. Liane "Hans of Montezuma... now an rcetown oya is an ape for Kensington and sur-, . . . ' group headed by convener Elmer Horne. Maureen Forbes and Er- the Capitol Theatre. Wm be my Traverse Rovers. rounding districts. Fea-i This SO10 SIGNS Clld WI" COIITIIIIIO IIIINI CVCIWIRQ IS M"L""- "est M"'phy' 5 membered as a classic of the Game time 8.30 ture attraction Top Hat contttzmilnrarn Ln dsizelof I Sisters vs. Freetown ( F spec ac e, ec n co ore cscr t- ' ' - - 0 s e - D A. LY C R O S 5 who R D ,0, ,,, ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,y 2,, Admission 35 and 50 S1staers- We hnve some exceptionally good buys in washing machines. both go: Amos, now" 21. nmpe hnrftiihiaghngcggpigxeg: aocrcinhmii and electric. oil space heaters. electric irons. toasters. Iiotpiates. etc. 1 5"'"" mm 1in'”” "t - ”'”"g) V3" To all who participated go high 5. 2 Iggaln 24'tlI:::. IIUPIDFS for the year. I s I ' a mm, -Mm W, M: E”. Mmrhxggri ghmgrmhieniflailigwhh ' g All footwear must go including men s and women s overslioes and rub-

9.Boy'snai-rio 3. Region :6 point Momeum;n.. and the experienced bCI'S. S'IPPII'8. BOOB Clld SIIOQS.

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mumry 6' Melody 30' Island ggr-liiii geeneraIII):rIInd r?"A Wiglrk Biiiottltig r ' '

'1 333;" iIiiv'i'.'5i'S 3'3". - 1 Sun" just a few years ago. In TODAY (Thursday) FRIDAY - SATURUDAY In Ytlffi 90045 WC INIVO HGIIIIOIOHO. Print cotton. broadcloth. hooking con- 14. Conjunction ii. Preparation 3l.Agreat 1--u-I-vw A---c depicting with truthfulness and Evening Shows 7:15 - 9:1.) vos. toweiiing. also dish towels. baby blankets. etc.

15.13-as to darken prophet 40. Not. dark , clarity the scene of battle, Milc- Matinee Today 330; Saturday 2 RM, I

I'f.Miiie eyelids 12 gain.) zgnsnforyd stnnelngevter ncglgcltls tofsthci-sstits ' I

t 13. Br h . . ensure . qu meann on. " a s 0 on cz- is.X";.'.i'.Ii" ia.u.7.'.f 3.1. Uncooked mm ..m..- concentrates on . platoon of i We have a large stock of points in gallon and five gallon containers In 20.Muculine covering 35.Ciose to (India) marines to reveal. with great I d 0' h - nickname 19. Greek 36. strong 48- HBWW-9 COEQ poignant feeling. how war affects goo : ours! "5. Pan"! .numQ'ss Var nishosl SIIOIICCI MOT CIICIIICI Clld OHIO".

33-M130? I9"-9" 37-5'.'W3""' 50'P””' the individual. his emotions and i

3- :I;:39d ” I aspirations. .. l

. c ' i I s - 2 3,3; liie roaring story of I in men s and boys overalls we lie ve a complete line In bib and zipper 7- d- . N P 4m . ' ' - I ,n,';nm wgglbfilign mi;n;er o;"g'neFf,';ue;; the II. S. Monnesl I style and work shirts and underwear. elso women s and girls jeans. hosiery. 29.Noteln Lane Theatre for 35 years until sweeten. lingerie. You wil also find a good assortment of knitting urn em- "" 3”" his retirement last year. died Wed- Y '

”' ”"'a'9""' iiesday In the years since the See. and yum' - I lt.'I'vIo-you and World War Webb was respon-

an 'A'""”" sible for the smooth running of n

a9.'Ar'clo:e' ;',l;;;f ,;'W'g",;?, 1'33, 5:333:-fncpjg; included In this sale Is a good ass emneiif of builders' supplies such as n.,,.;;'o, ihh ::g'l:lalli(ii1ms."t;'S';ontli Pacific" asphalt and cedar shingles. felt paper. insulating w o o I. insulboerd. nulls.

"Moot i' ' "3 "" i spikes. etc. - 42.LtveIy, cheerfoi gt-amino sscAuEo99 Many other items which are not mentioned above such as - F I run 41.Mohein. pumps botttlift and force: bros: eytlnd en: spear rod' galvanised pipes and mu"... xrnsmorou . I 4.3,... wwmrv hm Mn "mm m fittings: liersesliees. round and flat from oil tank gauges: high pressure hose .,,c,,,n, :I::6ms1c;sa;riv'f:i-vsi;;;g;l (lg-333:1 V;,lgG',5,"f;i;;;,”'”',n,, H . "SPMYOB: plastic eorlon pipe: Insulated shingle siding: hey rope 3-4 and ggggg-n I h.., ;l"r:E;:tflI1yhElN;'.8yLAvllJJ;;; ,,,,,,,,,,,,n,,,,,.,. . ,,,.,.,....,.,.,, . .,..,..,.,.,.....,..,.... Q A:-8 : Illlvliofks. pangs. Edi”! and track: door truck. open and closed: rolling - uc. " ” c ' oer troll 3- gelven d wre tiiiwere mm - - -"I7: ”””'”" W" ' olletotti and"pIasiic- floor eilciofti and ' ”.'.'.1"'...'"""' mm . dwm ml. DAILY onnootioi-is -. now. how to mix It: : - "I - ' A 3 .3 3 1': 335.? n 5 I. I . I OMMM nnnnn, mn,,,,.,,. .,..,u.?p, min; cnlarnlp: Afs.nI0ai AL SHOP EARLY FOR SAVWOS WHILE STOCK I5 COMPLETE for the three ya. x for the two Os. etc. M0 9 93- W" Borden