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MR. MARSHALL Peters, Mid- ', vicepnesident of the P.E.I. airymen’s Association, presents
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“Learn To Do By Doing” was the theme of an address by Mr. David Peacock, Director of Field Work, P.E.I. Dept. of Agriculture,
organized in Kings held at the Cardigan Legion Hall, Saturday, August 23rd. Over three hundred 4-H Club members Oat- tended and participated in the program organized by Mr. David MacLean, Kings County Agricul- tural representative.
The chairlady of the rally, Miss Yvonne Gallant, Souris 4-H Gar- ment Club who was introduced by Peacock, told the members of the important role they were flflying in their community by lecoming better citizens through the cooperative work and train- lng of 4-H work.
The morning program consist- edof a "mixer", conducted by Miss Jeanie Gillis, Dept of Agri- culture, Charlottetown, in sing song conducted by Miss Irene Mountain, a junior public speak- ing competition chaired by Jackie Lewis, St .Peter’s 4-H Calf Club, a: ' individual entertaining num- bers by 4-H Clubs represented at the rally. -
Mr. Jerry Doyle, Summerville calf Club, was the winner of the junior public speaking co . He used as his title “The Ad— vantages of a 4-H Clu ”. Six members between the ages of 10 In". 13 competed
Immediately following lunch,
.uhourofsquare dancmg,con—
ducted by Alan Palmer, was en-
loyed by the members. '
AFTERNOON PROGRAM .\ The highlight of the afternoon
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speaking contest, in which seven members between the ages of 14 end 20 participated, The winner 0! lb'; division was Elmer Hynes,
' e, who spoke on “Cre- dit Unio ”. Mr. Hyues also won tray, donated by the P.E.I. Dairymen’s Association for the hem speaker for the day. The ' tray was presented by Mr. Peters
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SHARE YOUR GOOD Health - Be a Blood Donor this week.
BE A BLOOD DONOR this week at Cardigan or Souris on WEdnesday, August 27th., and .at Murray River or Montague on Thursday, August 28th.
PERSONALS
Miss Kay Macnae. R. N., and MT. and Mrs. Elby Donnelly and three children, Newcastle, N. 8., mom to Peter’s Road and Were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Don Johnston.
The friends and neighbors of
Danny Nicholl, Peterjs
‘, .amsorrytohear‘ofhrs
Illness. He has entered the Vet-
°§8u’s Wing of the P. E. I. Hos— Pltal for treatment.
Mr. Lester MacSwain, Oshawa, Ontario. is spending some time 'i Peter‘s Road, guest of ms
Parents. Mr. and Mrs. Chester MacSwain. Mrs. Neil Hooley, Montague,
will the weekend visiting re- Wives in Halifax.
MI. and Mrs. Donald MacKin- “011 and family of Quincy, Mass, we visiting relatives in Mon- tague, Pownal and Hopef-ield.
. 16 in Montague, they are Wests of Mr. MacKinnon’s cou- ‘ill. Mrs. Benjamin MacLure.
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Rev. James MacGowan, Mrs. .RCGou‘an and family, East “'91: S.. are guests of Rev.
MacGowan‘s mother, Mrs. lcolm MacGowan, Kilmuir.
' Mr. Blair Watterworth left on lday on return to Toronto at- Spendiug his vacation at his
me in Montague. He was ac- "ed on the return trip by
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I Woburn,
Slmmerville, winner of the senior
{a silver tray to Elmer Hynes, public speaking competition, held
to the other contestmits. Judges for the competition were Miss Irene Mountain, W.I. Divi- sion, Mr. David Peacock, Direct- or for Field Work and'Mr. Alan Palmer, Prince County, Agricul Representative, Summer
Miss Margaret Jean Maodonald, Guest Speaker, and former 4-H Club Member, and also the win- ner of a C.N.E. Scholarship, was
4~H Club Member from New Perth. Miss Macdonald whose home is in Breadalbane, spoke on the Garden of The Gulf Museum, stressing its importance to the Is-
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According to a report just re- ceived from Mr, Album Brothers, Chairman of the Red Cross Blood Donor Committee for the Cardi- gan Branch of the Canadian Le- gim, a veryvlarge attendance is expected at the Blood Donor Clin- lc to be held at the Cardigan Le- gion Hall this Wednesday after- noon. Members of the Women's institutes, Catholic Women's Lea- gue and Legion Ladies Auxiliary have met with an enthusiastic re- sponse.
AT Peter’ s Read
PETEIR’S RIOAD —— On Thurs- day evening, August 21st, the friends and of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jenkins, and fam- ily, of Peter’s Road, gathered at the home of Mr..an‘ers. R. A. Johnston to present them with a well filled purse and to bid them bon voyage.
Mr. and Mrs. Jenkins and their three children, Dianne. Audrey and Joe, are taking up residence in Halifax, where Mr. Jenkins has obtained employ- ment.
his brother-inlaw, Mr. Malcolm Macltae, Cherry Valley. '
Mr. and Mrs. John Doyle and family and Miss Jerilyn Guest, all of Boston, Mass, are spend- ing a month’s vacation at the home of Mrs. Doyle's mother and brother, Jerome Mch, St. Mary’s Road.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hale have returned to their home in Boston after visiting with Mrs. Hale’s brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Campbell, Commercial Cross.
Mr. and Mrs. James Dean of Mass, and Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Watson and family of Montreal, are visiting at the home of Norman MacDonald, Whim Road.
Dick Bieren, Commercial Cross is home after spending. some time in the P. E. I. Hospital.
Mrs. Murdock MaoGowan has left for Ottawa to visit her father who is ill at his home there.
Mrs. Lillian Field, who was visiting her sister, Mrs. D. P.
ed home due to the sudden death of her son, Mr. Ellsworth Field
'of Attleboro. M855-
Mrs. R. E. Farel and son Eldred of Quincy, ass., are vas- iting Mrs. Farrel’s sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Vatcher. Lower Mon- tague. Also visiting at the Vat— cher home is their daughter, Ruby, Mrs. Gene St. Onge, and son of Halifax.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Nichol- son, Commercial Cross, left Sun- day by car to visit relatives in New York and Connecticut.
Mrs. Gavin -., Reid. Victoria Cross, has received the ‘sad news of the death of her Sister, Mrs. W. L. Williamson of . Long Island, New York. Mrs. WillIam— son will be remembered as the former Olga Myers of New Perth '
introduced by Miss Dale Dewar, Mac
Farewell Party «
Ross, Lower Montague, was cali- :
lduring the first Kings County I 4-H Club rally in Cardigan on Sat-
Slresses Value Of Doing j AT King's 4-H Club-Rally ‘
land people as a reminder of their past.
Miss MacDonald displayed a
number of interesting items which she had brought from the mu- seum. In closing she stressed the importance of 4-H Club work and gave words of encouragement to the 4-H’ers present, The rally was brought to a close with several variety numbers from the represented clubs, and a sing song Conducted by Miss Millan, Queens County Agri- cultural representative.
In closing, Mr. MacLean thank- ed the parents and members for their cooperation in making the rally: such a great success.
Al'lenclcfnce AT
Cardigth Blood 1 Donor Clinic
Cardigan held its first Blood Donor Clinic last summer when the objective of 100 was exceeded by a considerable number at an afternoon Clinic. This year’s Clin- ic is again in the afternoon, and th; objective is the same, but Mr. Brothers feels quite confident that the results will be even more successful than last year and that Cardigan will be "in the running” for the coveted “Manning Trophy”.
MUSIC TEACHER
Shortly to resume the teaching of music in a number of Kings County schools is Mrs. Holden MacLure, a versatile artist.
Mrs. MaoLure has been teach- ing music in rural schools for over ten years and has extensive training in voice. piano, harmony and composition. Mrs. MacLure has taken courses at Mount Allison University in school music, church music, choir dir- ecting, composition, Idrama. piano, choral singing, and in 1957 took a course in the Orfif method of music training for children. This method is built around the child’s instinctive interest in movement, rhythm and sound.
Besides being an accomplished musician, Mrs. MacLure has taken part in numerous drama-tic production, is the author of
unpublished, and in 1952 was the winner of a Music Festival award for singing an original sacred number for which she had written both .words and music, “Prayer For Peace”.
Earlier this year she was the winner of two scholarships at the Kings County Music Festival, and a number of scholarships were also awarded to her pupils in rural schools.
One of Mrs. MacLure's best known poems, entitled “The Ac— companist,” has been published a number of times including the 1932 September 26th edition of the Guardian.
CY CLOTRON IN USE
BERLIN (AP) —— Communist East Germany reports it has but its first Cyclotron into operation at an atomic research centre near Dresden. East Berlin news- paIperIs said the cyc‘xotmn, sup- plied by the Soviet Union, has an admit of 25.000.000 electron volts.
MISS IRENE MOUNTAIN, De- partment, of Agriculture represen- tative addressing some 300 4-H
I Iclub members from Kings County
lat the 4—H Club rally. - ' WINNER 0F the junior public
Legion-Sponsored Clinic AT Souris Rep’orted' Promising
speaking competition at the 4-H
Summerville. Here he is being presented with an award by Mr. Marshall Peters of Midgell, vice-
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Friends of Mr. Walter Soloman are sorry to hear of his illness in the Charlottetown Hospital and all wish him an early return to good health.
PISQUID EAST
son Stanley, motored from Som- ‘ervi'lle, Mass. to spend a month's
r ter Birt.
president of the P.E.I. men’s Association. 1
Dairy-
Club rally was Mr. Jerry Doyle of
- GEORGETOWN
Arrangements are now finalized ,year’s - 175 and Mr. Hennessey for the annual .Red Cross Blood'yesterday ventured an optimistic Donor Clinic to be held in St. guess that this year’s results will Mary’s Hall at Souris on Wed- be as good - if not better thanl nesday evening, August 27th. be- last year - when the objective wa tween 8 and 10 o’clock. This clinic somewhat exceeded. ‘
is again being sponsored by the The later hours of this year's Souris Branch of the Canadianinijht clinics which do not begin Legion under the chairmanship of until 8 and go on until 10, should the President, Mr_ Joseph Hen-unake it more convenient for the nessey. ‘donors in rural areas who find it This year’s objective for the difficult to get out earlier in the Souris Clinic is the same as last 'evening. a
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Dongan left last week for Windsor Mills, Quebec, where they will be teach- ng school.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Donovan of. Pictou, N.S., are vacationing in Georgetown.
Recent guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chester W alk er were: Miss Daisy Agnew of Van- couver, B.C.; Mrs. W.E. Agnew of Charlottetown; Mrs. Agnew of Central Royalty and Mr. Robert Agnew of England. . Chief Petty Officer, Robert C.
Jenkins, of the Royal Cabadian Navy, left on Saturday on return to H.M.C.IS. Stadacona in Halifax, N .IS., after visiting his father, Mr.
Retired Petel’s Road Man Dies
many poems, both published and _
PMER’S ROAD — There pas» sed away at the home of his sis-
A.E. Jenkins.
and son Andy, of Charlottetown, were week-end guest-s of Mr. Wal- ker’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ches- ter Walker.
M . and Mrs. Kenneth Richards and son, of Charlottetown, motor- ed to Georgetown on Sunday. They were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Nelson W. Hanson and C‘ t Hanson, who had spent several days in Charlottetown, at the home of Mr. and Mm. Harry Simmonds.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman B. Thom- psou entertained on Tuesday Aug- ust 12th, at a farewell gathering for Bob and Nancy Domgan. Geo- rgetown friends presented them both a gift of P.E.I. china before their departure for Windsor, P.Q.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry MlaIcCon- nell and family of Charlottetown,
Mr. and Mrs. Howam Walker
motored to Georgetown on Sunday and were guests of Mr. MlncOon-
ter at Peter’s Road on August
23rd, William Archibald Johns-
ton, in his 77th year.
Mr. Johnston spent the most of his life in Northern Ontario and after his retirement some five years ago, returned to his native province. His wife, the former Alma Poole, Roseneath, predeceased him some years ago; also one son, Archibald, at the age of Meaty one, was killed in an accident while vi 'ting his ,_ father in Ontaria in 191.
Left to mourn his passing are one son, Glendon, Peter’s Road; two daughters, Olga, Mrs. Dr. Ross Campbell, Nanaimo, B. C.,
will be
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from Augus'f 24s. To Sept. 2nd, ’ (inclusive) , for ennuol'holidoys
and Isabel, Mrs. J. R. Johnson,
87TH BIRTHDAY
Woodstock, Ontario. Also left to mourn are, two sinsters, Miss Isabel Johnston,,with whom he resided, and Margaret, Mrs. Daunt Golden of Toronto, Ont.
Mrs. Ada Collins, Montague celebrated her 87th birthday quietly at the homemf her daugh- ter aind son-indaw‘, Mr. and Joseph Lanigan on August 15. A number of her friends and-neigh- bours called on her in the after- noon to wish her a Happy Birth- day. The guests were served birthday cake and ice cream.
Due to ill health Mrs. Collins was unable to attend mass in the
morning as she 'had done for many years. On the feast of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin, in company with her daughter and granddaughter she was able to visit the church in the attor- noon. Mrs. Collins received many lovely cards and
Theatre MONTAGII‘E '
MON .-TUE. AUG. 25-26
‘ . SHOWS’AT 8:30 "AN AFFAIR To REMEMBER” ‘
CARY GRANT — DEBORAH KERR
A powerful, romantic comedy, in color and cinemascope. A good story, fantastic scenery and color make this movie a must to see.
COMING WED.-THUR. “’l‘ARNISHED ANGELS"
For a quick treat, at noon or suppertime join the pleasant surroundings of the Peter Pan Drive-In on the Malpeque Road. Open 10 am. daily and serving light snacks, tasty chicken and seafoods.
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