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A group of distinguished Grand Chapter officers visited O'Leary Wednesday for the purpose of con- socrating and constituting King Solomon Chapter Number 28 Royal Arch Masons and installing

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the officers for the coming term.I Hsown left to right front row are: D.R. Walker. Kensington: H.F.l Sipprel, Grand Secretary.'Graud Chapter Royal Arch Masons. Wolfville; Frank Bearisto, Mal-

MASONS AT O'LEARY

peque; Henry Daley, Summer- side; Back row. I-l.R. Carruth- ers, Charlottetown; R.V. Hogan. Grand High Priest. Royal Arch Masons. Halifax; M.l.. Chappell. Sydney.

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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kinsman Observe Golden Wedding

Of special interest to many is- landera at home and abroad is the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kinsman lthe latter nee Jessie Clark). cel- ehraied at their home at 68 Elm Street. South Brewer, Maine. and arranged as a surprise by their son and his wife Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lloyd Kinsman of Scarborough. They were mar- ried on August 15. 1907 at Darn- Icy, P.E.I. by Rev. James Rat- tee. and their attendants were Mrs. Kinsman's sister, Miss Sus- an and Major Small, a cousin of Mr. Kinsman.

"Welve seen the electric cars come and go and the Submarine and airplane come," said Mr. and Mrs. Kinsman. commenting on the great strides made in transportation in the last 50 years. Both have travelled ex- tensively and hope to continue to do so in the future. Last June they visited Cape Cod and saw the Maynower and Captain Vil- Inrs. They consider this one of the pleasant memories of their lives. The couple make the trip to Prince Edward island every Year, and plan as ususal to visit Mrs. Kinsmanls brothers. Mr. John Clark, Darnley, and Mr.l David Clark, Kensington. and the! many other relatives and friends? in the province. l

Both are members of the Sec-i qugd Congregational Church at . uth Brewcr. where Mrs. Kins-

Frank Lloyd Kinsmen and one grand son. Edward Frank Kins- man, Scarborough. Mr. and

made the trip by airplane as part of their wedding trip.

HE. J. N. chi...- Dies In W. Hosp.

. The death occurred at the

M'"' KIMma.n III"? ""3"-V la5l95l Western Hospital. Albcrton, on In ”0"""”" ”Wl"d'"8 83"de"'"8- Saturday Sept. 14th of Mrs.

Llonisim was really on the march on Wednesday the lSth September. at Shining Waters Lodge in Cavendish. when Kea- sington Lions celebrated their third snnlversaiy.

A full programme of activities took place beginning with a golf tournement in the afternoon when golfers played for the Rs. Hum- phrey Trophy This competition is a yearly one, and is open to all Lions on Prince Edward Island. All clubs from the island had good representation. and the Humphrey trophy was won this year by Lion Donald C. Bak- er of Margate who had a low net of seventy-six

A delicious hot turkey supper was served to some sixty mem- bers and guests. The speaker for the occasion was Rover Scout Roscoe Pendelton of Kensington. who though young. made many a veteran speaker. sit up and take notice, as he gave a verY vivid and interesting description of his trip to the World Jam- boree in England. He was thank- ed by King Lion Glen Cotton. who stated that Kensington was very proud of its Scouts. and it was very worthwhile to note that the small L mmunity of Ken- sington was npresented by two Scouts at the World Jamboree. AWARDS

After the presentation of the golf trophy, awards were made lto several members of'the club for their work in Lionisirn. Lions Gene Spicer. Joe Davison and Eric Jessome received past pres- idents awards. Lions Ron Ken- nedy, Frank MacEwen and Bill lllat-Lean received past secret-

Kensiriglon Lions Celebrate Their Third Anniversary

reading and music. Refreshments w e r e served from a beautifully decorated ta- ble centered with : huge wed- ding cake in white and gold. As- sisting in serving refreshments were Miss Gertrude Davis. Mrs. Barbara Kinsman and Mrs. Maude Cooper. Mrs. Saide Rich- ardson circulated the tallest book.

James N. Gallant of Nail Fund at the age of sixty-six ycurs.

She was the former Hridilfl Ahearn oi Norway. P.i2.l. and leaves to mourn. besides her ihusbanii. mic sun and seven daughter.-. llai-k ll iimiu-. Ethel Mrs. licriiiuii lloylc Skiiiiiers Point, iilrs ldtlivaril Arsi-iiault llBei'iic-tlal. Misses lltiry and

M" ”"d M” Kl"5'"a" 'i9”IVii Ruth in '1'orunto: Cecilia in Cal-

ed a shower of cards. nine bou- quets of flowers. money and many gifts. l

Out-of-town guests who arrii-, ed unexpectedly for the anniver-1 sary celebration were: Mrs. An- son Cooper. Dennysport. Mass.. Mr. Kinsman's sister, Mrs. Net-l tie Connors, Boston. Mass: Wai-I lace McKay. nephew of Mrs Kinsman. and Mrs. McKay. Long Island, N.Y.: Harold Bearisto. nephew of Mrs. Kinsman, and Mrs. Beairsto. Kelso. Wash, who

gary, Alta. Misses Fraiices and icarinella. Ottawa; also three SlSi('l"S. Hrs. W. Ahczirn rMayl,

Boston: Mrs. Ernest Cornish, Newwnvillc, Mass: and Mrs. Maurice O'Connell. tMargaretl Winnipeg. Man.

The funeral was held Tuesday morning to St. Simon and St. Jude Church. Tignish. Requiem Mass was conducted at 9:30 a.m. by Rev. Fr. Rooney.

interment was in the church canete y.

LAC Lannigani

Sale Driver In

At the recent unit elimination held on RCAF Station Summer-

man is senior deaconess. and al side LAC Lannigan proved to be member of the Church Aid So- the top driver with LAC Enman

ciety of which she is past presl- second and Mr. Arsensult She is a member of the Summcrsldt-, Kinsmen technical services officcr. Squad-

dent. Home Art Club. Mr.

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third. The chief

Is Top RCAF S'SicIe Tests

At prescnt. .ur. Arsenaiilt wiiiig represent the unit at the Atlanticl

Provinces competition for civilian drivers of the Army. Navy and Air Force which will beheld in Halifax, N.S. in October. if suc- cessful. these drivers will proceed

nry awards Lions Don Gordon. Ari Ready and Boyd Beairstoe were also presented with awards in recognition of the work in the field of Llonisim. . Present at the head table were King Lion and Mrs. Glen Cotton of Kensington. Rover Scout Ros- coe Pendclton, Prince Edward Island zone chairman Russ Kel- ly of Summerslde. representing the Summerslde Club, vice presl- dent and Mrs. Jack Maclsaac of Borden. Lion and Mrs. Verne Williams, representing the Char- lottetown Club. toastmaster Lion Gene Spice of Kenslrigton and

club secretary and Mrs. Boyd Bcairsto. Many jolly songs were sung

during the dinner. including the over favourite Alouette, the Lions Hymn. and the Lions March- ing song. Pianist for the evening was Elmer Power on the teach- ing staff of the Kensington High School. CHARTER CS The newly formed Burdens Lions Club has the largest re- presentation. at the festivities, informed the gathering that they

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briefly but fittlngly thanked their friends and neighbours for'thelr very thoughtful expression of good wishes. A lunch was then serv- ed and an evening's entertain-

ittired three years ago from the run Leader Howell presented ihel to Toronto from Canadian Nation-lment was enjoyed by all.

Packard Motor Company.

and winning team with trophies and sl competition.

from the Studebaker Company Ifllprlzeg an berm): of the com..sA"-TY KEN)”, p

Bangor. He is a member of St. mgnding officer, Group Captain Andrew's Lodge. A.F. and A.M. wj-1, sweimm.

Both were born in 1883. Mr. Ilinsman on March it, and Mrs. Kinsman on March 30. They have rfsided in the present home for the most of their 38 years in Brewer. They have one son

Once a year armcd si-rxlrcs' stations throughout Canada hold LAC Lgnnlgan and LAC En..a skilled Driving Competition this man are. representing Stationlcunlvflllion IS dfslillled 10 Prom- Summcrslde at the Atlantic Prov- ate safe driving in city and sub-

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UNLOADING old Sydney coal at Albany Monday. Apply Wy- man Waddeli, Phone Borden 27- B. .

RAYMOND Grant optometrist will be in his 0'l.asry office Sat- urday afternoon. September 2!.

MORNING worship 10:45. Sun- day School 12 noon, evening ser- vice 7:30 Richard E. Coston. pas- tor. Co

CLERMONT W.l. are holding pantry sale and bazaar Satur- hy evening September zist. Jo- seph Davlson Building. commen- cing lzoo o'clock.

GOSPEL TENT North Bede- ue Services for Lord's Day. ndny School 1 p.m., Gospel

meeting I pm. All welcome.

TKYON United Church. Sun- day. Sept. 21, at 2.1). Preacher Rev. Frank Mscliean with Trin- W Main Octet.

UNITED Baptist District Fall on will be held at the 0'- ry Baptist Giurch Tuesday

Iapt. uth. sessions beginning at :8 am. Rev. Owen Cochran.

Professional Cards

Chartered Accountants

POULTRY

Buying live fowl, chicken and capons daily except Saturdays. Pick up service.

Phone 96-2 FRED WADMAN Kensington. P.E.I.

REGENT

lnces Safe and Skilled om-inglurnan areas as well as on our Competition being held at i)eim-tlhishways. This event originates in RCAF Station Summcrsitle -where the contest was held only recently. funeral of the late Mrs. Ronaldl My 1).-wing information and Hi-I1.dlIlIlW W8! hfld on Ffldly. trii-k industry generally. The sec- '"""0”"- A "'0" P"'V”9 "Wood phase is an actual field test with Venerable Archdeacon G.i R. Harrison officiating. inter-'. ment took place in the Peoples

dlfferent problems, drivers must complete

which the 1 in less

pwith a twelve month accident free

GUARDIAN two phases with the first phase I'I”'"' W" I""”l”ed by "WI" equipment-defects and driving Dr. .l.C. Simpson. Georg. Mum There are judges at each on-

NE at unit level where all drivers record may compete. Such a iinlt The competition is divided into. FUNE3-AL FRIDAY -I 1' ll C. being a written test of road court-i VI" 3' ll” B”l”"9" F'm"'Ilwhich includes rocognltion of 'I at M")"' A"IIc'"' cI'"rch' l through an lntricitn course of six icanetery. Pall W bearers were:itI"" Slum mI""I"' ialscle and drivers are deducted

tart, Jiidson Logan. William , , i Smsllmnn. Maurice Mill sndlP0I"" I” "”I' ”"'”" "' IRIIIIIF Regs -puny. to hand signal. touching barriers

or running over marker lines. The nzssmcrron United Church three niche" I-corins drivers sre Sunday. September 22nd. Churcl'i,declnred the winners. School 9:50 morning worship it From unit competition the win- o'clock evening worship 7:30. ners go on to provincial compel- SMIIIIODO WMENH90 F090?! by -ition and from there if victorious laymen. male choir. Summer-l proceed to inter-provincial and field. Morning Worship 9:30 l finally to national competition. At GIIIITCII K5001 1013- NEW I-Gwnthe national competition the top is M. Murray. B.A.. 3.1)., Min- gm-9. RCAF drivers compete with I'M" the top drivers of the Arm)" Ind .Navy for the National Champion- RIINSINGTON United Church dilp. i Men's Association will hold qaec- y lnl service Sunday evening Sep-. tambcr 2!. 7.!) p.m. with the

TONIGHT 7-9:15

"THAT GANG OF MINE"

They also extended an invita- tion to all Island clubs to st- tend with their ladies.

The evening concluded with dating and singing. and the many Lions stunts. that are a feature of all gatherings. The guest and mem- bers went home feeling that Lion ism of Prince Edward island was really on the march. spear- headed by s group of young busi- ness men who in taking up ser- vict club work, have dedicated themselves to the alleviation of blindness and the furthering of the cause of liberty, intelligence and our nations safety.

New Chest X-Ray Unit ' For Hospital

A ”meetingoltheSum-

Town Council last eve-

ning met briefly and approved three resolutions.

One of these approved the ap- pointment of two Charlottetown men. Mr. Arthur Beicher and Mr. Walter Grant. as valualors for a survey to be made by them of all real estate in Summerside. Total remuneration for the work of these men will amount to ss.ooo and it is expected the work will be completed about the end of the present year

Mayor W.A. Currie said the newly arpointed valuators are experienced in this war". and that the method of evaluation

lS'sicle Council Arranges Real. Estate Valuation

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lnnof Cous. Dr. B.E.cl.srksald that ltnppeund diuleultto sonslnsnmmenldcquallfled thistashandmantionndthec - lclssn which might be directed

tetovn in a recent revis- support:

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J. A. hlnclleill and LB. Onnnell. with the

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at a local man assigned with this Councillor Leo Wood said that responsibility should in- tenders had been received from fairly charge him with showing all expect one Surnmecslde deal- partiallty in regard to property as". He said the lowest tender ' ' ofanalI.””' ” therequiradspecificat- -11,, mm," .1” .,poim,,d . has had been accepted. and the mnemu ham 01 mp”; for truck in question was a 158 three

real estate. personal property ton vehicle which. in addition to and poll tax for 1957. Mr. Neil other duties. would housed in the MscLeod was named chairmaniwork of snow removal.

A miniature chest x-raylunit is now being installed in the x-ray department of the Prince. County Hospital and when in-f stallation is complete every pa--, tient admitted will receive a free. chest x-ray. The equipment is -being provided by the PE 1. -Tuberculosis League and the; hospital receives is fee for each' plate taken. This information; was revealed at a meeting of the Board of Trustees Thursday evening.

it was also learned that onlyi eight students have enrolled in the School of Nursing for the current term. Approximately I5 had been anticipated.

County Hospital each Friday un- til Dr. J.B. Downing takes over .that department in October.

SLOW MAIL

REMUS. Mich. (APLA post .card sent 43 years ago by her -mother in London, 0nt.. was de- livered to Mrs. Lena Baumann Thursday by her brother-Remus postmaster William Flack. The

post card apparently had been dropped by mistake by the late Mrs. Ann Flack between a mail- box and a wall in the London rall- rosd station. it was found a few days ago when the mailboxes were torn down.

CAMEO

KENSTNOTON

FRI. - SAT. - 7:15 - 9:15 MATINE SAT. - l P.M.

GENE AUTRY in

Brand new show! "BLUE CAN- ADIAN ROCKIES" has never played in Kensington. Also serial and News. Regular prices.

; Storage Lockers

FOR RENT

We have installed more food storage lockers and now have a number avail- able for rent. Phone 2912.

Summnrslde Polar Oulcli Freezing Co.

A meeting of the west prince branch of the P.E.l. Fish and game Association was held in the Albcrton library Thursday eve- ning with an excellent attendanc President Joseph MacDonald pr '”ed.

The financial statement show- ed a balance of 356.46 on hand.

Following a lively discussion. it was generally agreed that only a few pheasants remained in the area but that the Hungarian Part- : ridge were showing signs of mak- ing a come back. Several large

Ask Commercial Fishermen . Gel Angling, Hunting Licenses

that action of this kind does not exhibit a spirit of true sportsman- ship and several members ex- pressed the hope that the idea would not spread.

Mr. B.l. Rayner. a ” A o! the Summeralde Brandi. extend- ed an invitation to members of t West Prince Branch to take part in the radio forum. Prior to ad- Journment the president extend- ed thanks to Mr. Rayner and Claude Harlsneas. also of Sum- merslde, for attending the Alber-

ton meeting. ' icoveys were reported. ..:M:L

BEDEOUE

Mr. George Wright. Tomato. lsapendingafewdaysatsearle town. with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Waller Wright.

Rev. G. A. Cowper-Smith and Mr. William Staveit, attended the meeting of the P.E.l. Pres- bytery at Georgetown on Septem- ber 5th.

Mrs. Percy Mlllar, Lot 16. has been the guest of her daughter. Mrs. Ivan Dawson and Mr. Daw- son. Central Becleque for A few days.

and Ernest doi.ii .,

been spending several days

Halifax. guests of I'CllLli'es G

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Saturday. September 7th. it ws. attended.

weekend.

Messrs. Ralph Callbecli, W. J Reid. Wilfred Crlll. Arthur Mat- fly. William Sfavert. Fred Plalts and Hamid Leard. no

ROLLER SKATING civic stillllllll

2 - 4 Admission Children 10c Skates Rental 10c

Adults Admission 20c Skates Rental 15c

NOTICE

Dr. W.B Howatt will be in the. radiology department at Prince

apparently had beencpto adsr.

On motion it was approved that Commercial fiscrmen be obliged to obtain a hunting and angling license as well as their regular commercial fishing license which costs twenty five cents, and a res- olution to this effect is to be drawn up. Arguments in favour of the motion were that any per- son who went out lobster fishing for a day could buy a commerc- ial fishing license and was then not obliged to purchase a hunt- ing and angling permit; also that the work of the game protection officers was made more diffi- cult by reason of the commercial fishing license serving a dual purpose. .

A discussion was held regard- ing the enclosing of a section of the Kildare River marshes by a member of the association. Under the Game Act persons are pro- hibited from hunting. trapping and trespassing on any iosed prop- erty. It was generally agreed

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Station. Summerside.

CHANGED TIMES Cattle-breeding and agriculture now occupy the Matabele tribe of South Africa. formerly war- rlors and hunters.

POULTRY BUYING

The Prince Edward Island Association for Retarded Children will hold a meeting in Sum- merside in the Legion Hall on Sept. 25 at 8 p.m. All parents and interested persons are urged to

attend.

Buying live chicken and fowl daily, at my home. except Saturday.

Contact us for highest market prices.

Free pick up service.

Mrs. S. R. Pendleton Kensington Phone 65-5

lNMAN'S WEST PHARMACY

Will be the only Drug Store open this week-

end.

--HOURS-s SATURDAY UNTIL 9 P.M. SUNDAY 11:30 - 2:00 P.M. EVENINGS 7:80 - 9:00 P.M.

The first parade of the season of No. 53 l Squadron Royal Canadian Air Cadets will be held E 4 on Monday, September 23 at 7:30 p-m .at R.C.A.F. ,

RECRUITING I; PARADE -

ROCK AND ROLL

Both former and prospective cadets are in- i vited to attend this parade. All boys 1331: years and over are welcome.

Transportation available as follows:-

Borden Legion Home .. . . . . . . . . 6:00 pm. Kensington Post Office . . . . . . . . . . 6:45 p.m. l Summerside High School . . . . . . . . . . 7:00 p.m.

R.C.A.F. Association

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DANCING

Summorsido CIVIC STADIUM SATURDAY NIGHT

ROCK AND ROLL CONTEST FILMS WILL BE SHOWN AT 10:30 P.M. ADMISSION 25 CENTS.

I Sponsoring Committee E I

: PHOTO FINISHING

. For thetflnest prints That can be made from your negatives .

Send or bring your films 1

and photography problems to 3 GEORGE WOTTON PHOTOGRAPHY i

- Lao (lo:-my and ' Bowery Boys.

i MacDonald Building : P. O. Box 1312

Summersldc

First Street Phone 8038

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'8llIMIERSIIlE

TODAY (8A'I'.) 2 - 7:15 - 9:15

''T he Trail Of The ; Lonesome Pine" 1

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Starring: Fred MacMurray. l

Dancing 9 to 1

MAMMOTH DANCE CRAPAUD RINK

WEDNESDAY, IEPT. 25

Bingo and other- games. Admission to Rink FREE

Canteen Service

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RIIXATUNE

lmafs chair in charge. Brooklyn

Will Study

Quartet will render several so-l . . mm. me win by ..u...: For Priesthood members. A report of the MQlI'll

st Stanhopo will be- on me "mango! Friday. Sep- itember uh. a lsrgg number of the parishioners of Seven Mile may as well as the immediate

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JAMIORII and dance feat-

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"wen wishing" party lirlvr 00 Ill

mu hours of Mr. William 'I."raln- I -””"-.----.---2-----3 :.':f:.."”.”""”.. .. .3: sun Lssry Public Hall Monday Sept. ”"" """'"' I' '”l'''”' l” ' The lgtast In Bogus

Fonda (In Color by Technicolor)

spectacle of our time, brought back in all color. passion and glory.

GDIIING DION. C TUE.

"Tho Spirit of

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