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.. HELP THE KINETTES help the kiddies by giving generously tar your bag of peanuts an satur- jay which is Kinette Peanut. Day.

-BltEAK SOLVE!)-Chief of Police Petrr White of Summerside said last night that the break at Sheen and Mclnnis' shoe store on Monday ni-ght has been solved with the obtaining of confessiom from three juveniles and the re- L-ovary of all the money stolen. He said that the boys will appear in Juvenile Court on I charge of breaking. entering and theft. The store was entered late Monday night and B wallet containing about 535 was taken. The cash r..gisier was also removed from the building but they failed in their attempts to open it although they damaged it considerably. S

-BECOMES ILL EN ROUTE To l'.E.l.-Mr. J. F. Arnett of Silm'ln8l'SldE received word late Tuesday night that his sister. Mrs. John K. Crue of l3qston,' Mass. took ill on the train while en ro-..ic to the Island and had to be ink(n to the Saint John General Hospital, Saint John. NB. Word received later indicated that her condition is not serious and that SllC should be able to continue or. to the Island in a few days. She was coming here to attend the funeral of her bmtlicr. Mr.. Harry W. Arnett of Albany which took place yesterday afternoon.

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Personals

--Mrs. Sadie MacFarlan-2 and son. Ronald. left last week for Amherst. N.S.. to visit her sister. Mrs. Lyle Burns. and her daugh- lei. Mrs. lvan Curley ,Betty) at Green-wood. N.S. S

-Messrs. Randolph Weeks and Claude White left Friday morning by car for Toronto. after spending a very pleasant month's vacation with their parents in Summcrside and St. Elcanor's.

-Mr. and Mrs. Harry Helfell and son Lloyd have returned to their home in Borden. after spend- ing an enjoyable holiday with their daughter and son-iii-law. Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Bnird.'

-Mr. Harry Heffell of Mont- real arrived in Borden on Satur- day to spend his holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. I-lorry Hef- fell.

ledeque and Vicinity M;-. otto cu-r?l;.- mail courier.

left. last week for Camp Hill Hos- pital, N. 8., for medical treatment.

Mr. Robert Leard. Toronto. is spending some time with his M- rents Mr. and Mrs. Wright Leard. Searletown.

Masai, William Glendinnlng. son of Mrs. K. Glendinning.Monc- ion. is spending his vacation with relatives at Fernwood. Chelton and Carleton.

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Campbell. Chelton. and Mr. and Mn. Rob- ert Waugh. Lower Bedeque were. week-end visitors to Moncton and other points in N. B.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Woodside and little daughter. Msrgate. were recent visitors with relatives at Lower Bedeque. Bedeque. and Car- leton Siding.

Mrs. M. A; Chisholm. Beverly. Alberta. is visiting with her sister. Mrs. Sinclair Affleck. Mr. Affleck and family. This visitor was a passenger from the west on the "Herring Choker" Special.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Murray left on Saturday. July 28th. 011 their vacation which will be spent ct shediac. Moncton and saint John. Mr. Murray is an employee cf the Ralph Callbeck Co.. Cen- tral Bedequo.

Mr. and Mrs. I-feber Myers. their ion Gordon and daughter Jenn- ette. Carlo . Ind Mrs. iulvh Campbell. 1'' nwood. were recent visitors to Lewlavtlla and Moncton. N. B.

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Harley. the young son of Mr. and Mrs. Allison Harper. Carleton. it recovering nicely after having his am out with a small rotary MW. Several stitches were requir- ed to clone the wound. -

Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Maccaull, and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Orn- Well. Mr. and Mrs. Haber Myers and Mrs. John Myers. -arleton. attended the funeral their cousin. Mr. lldloori Newman. at Hunter liver on Friday, July 27.

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-TIIANSFERIIED 'l'0 SYDNEY -It has been learned that Mr. Carl R. Dickie. formerly of sum. merside, has been appointed Man- ager of lhe Bank of Nova Scotia branch in Sydney, N.S. He was previously Manager of the St. Clair and Oakwood branch in To- ronto. Mr. Dickie joined the bank 27 years ago in Summerside. He is ii brother of Mr. Harry Dickie and Mrs. Ensor Bowness of Sum- merside. 5

-CONDITION IMPROVING - Many friends of Mr. William Mouse in Summerslde, New An- nan and vicinity will be pleased to know that word has been re- ceived from the Neurological in- stitute. Montreal. where he is a patient that his condition is much improved although still ser- ious. He suffered a broken neck in a car accident near Bristol. N. B.. over the week-end of July uncl and was flown to Montreal for treatment. in the beginning he was almost completely para- lyz:d but this condition is begin- ning to ease.

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Mr. Stanley Phillips is spending some time here.

Miss Margaret Trainer, Arling- ton. Lot 14. recently visited friends here.

Master Wayne Bernard. Hunter River. is visiting Mrs. Keith Mac- Donald.

Mr. and Mrs. Tony Gallant of

Charlottetown. recently visited in Abram's Village.

Mr. Claud Barlow spent the week-end with his parents: Mr.

and Mrs. Clayton Barlow.

Miss Murna. Allan, young daugh- ter of Mr. rind Mrs. Charles Aileii. is visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Barlow.

Miss Joan Brooks, who is em- ployed in Summerslde. is spending two weeks with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Brooks.

His many friends are pleased to welcome home again. Mr. "Buddy" Glllls of Montreal. who is visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. Ray- mond Gillis.

On Wednesday night. July 25. a dance was held in the hall and sponsored by English school. A good crowd was in attendance and enjoyed the good music.

Master Louie Poirier. son or Mr. and Mrs. Louis Polrler. summer- side. is visiting his grandfather Mr. Emile J. Arsenault.

Miss Betty Richard celebrated her 9th birthday at her home on Tuesday. July 24. when several of her young school chums gathered at her home. Games were enjoyed and a refreshing lunch was served by Mrs. Richard.

include the Dominion of Canada Others receiving honourable men- tion certificates are: Georgie Mur- ray. Bedeque, Lorne Platta.searle- town, and David Macrarlane. Fernwood.

Misses Lottie end Aime Lord, Edmonton. Alta.. are spending a few weeks on the Island. They will visit with their sister, Mrs Lea. Charlottetown, and their brother in Crapaud. They were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Henderson. this village. -

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bowness were visitors to Backville N. B.. on the 25th. They were accomp- anied by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Moyse and Mrs. Edna Jenkins Mrs. Moyse is -a sister of Dr. Louise Hart and Miss Lillian Hart, R.N., .Backville.

Rev. James M. Baxter. Dorchea- ter, N. B.. arrived in this village on Monday, 30th.. for a four weeks holiday. Mr. Baxter was pastor of Lthe Bedeque Charge of the United Church for five years prior to July, 1941. His many friends are pleased to have Mr. Baxter in their midst again.

Mr. and Mrs. vi-uih wiiuiuns. Albany. New York. have returned to their home after a pleasant holiday with relatives and friends in Tyne Valley. Femwood, North- nm, Travellers Rest.-and Elieralle. Mr. William: is a brother of Mrs Alexander and Mrs. Herman Mac- Farlanc. Fernwood.

RIGXNA -(CP)- when a local l'i01loGh0ldEI ' r delivery 0I "'5 newspaper six days JILL row "ltd couldn't find out ..l.o was taking it. he called police. A hidden police-

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Jeanette Myerii. Carleton. on re- "Mnl a, nicely bound encyclo- naedla as a National Prize in the Tfminrnnce study course she rune fifth in theJtiriior nlnoyearr and under. and has the honor of being the only cm in this class on P. I. I. Then study cyur-I-in

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New Playground ls Opened it i Slemon Pairlt

-7110 ofllcitl Oiteninl of the new children's playground at Slernon Park. R.C.A.F. Station Summerside took place 'on Mon. day afternoon. it is equipped with swings, slides and teeters and a special fenced-in section for small children. Three supervisor! will be on duty there all day and they are provided by the Women's Auxiliary. Two of them will took a-'ter th-2 little ones and one will supervise the activities of the older children.

On opening day ice cream and balloons were provided for all me children by the Women's Auxil- iary. No time was lost by the youngsters in making full use of the playground equipment that was provided for them. Arrange- ments for the opening were car- ried out by the executive com- mittee of the Women's Auxiliary which is as follows: Honorary President. Mrs. D.A.lWillis; Pre- sident. Mrs. W.G. Harvey. Vice- President. Mrs. B. Kemp; Secre- tary. Mrs. B. Van Sickle; Treas- urer. Mrs J. Williams.

There are upwards of 600 chil- dren living at'Slemon Park and this new supervised playground will be a big help to the parents as the youngsters can congregate there and enjoy themselves under competent supervision. 5

Rain interferes With Alberlon So. Boal Races

-The boat races at Alberton South on Wednesday afternoon were an event of interest to many people but high winds and intermittent showers cut attend- ance to about 500 spectators. The races got underway soon after three with Mr. J. W. Don camp- bell. M.L.A. as starter and Messrs. John C. Matthews. Russel Matth- ews and Vernon England as judges.

During the afternoon a number of people enjoyed boat rides and there was a refreshment booth on the wharf with.Mrs, Don Gavin in charge. Ladies of the district servzd a delicious lo-bslcr supper to approximately 300 people. There was also a sale of cakes with Mr. Don Cam-pbcll as auctioneer. The day concluded with a dance in the school house.

The first place winners in the boat races were as follows:

Six cylinder Chevrolet. Kenneth Hutt.

Six cylinder Dodge, Everett Powers.

Ford V-8. Maurice Perry.

Six cylinder Marine engine. Lcmunt Hutt.

Fi-cc-for-all. Lamont Hutt.. V Outboard motor. J. H. Myrick. S

Alberion

Mrs. John H. Wells. Alvbei-ton. is a guest of her daughter. Mrs. T. D. Trenouth at Lunen-burg. N. 5.

Mr. Harry Burns. Halifax. spent

the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. John H. Wells. Alberton.

Mount Pleasant and Vicinity Mrs. Minnie Ellis spent I few

days in Bideford at the home of Mr. and Mia. Keith Macbougall.

Miisters Winston and Eric Moore are spending their holidays at summerside and Kelvin.

Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Wilcox of Elmsdale and Mount Pleasant re- turned after two weeks holidays in saint John, N. B. ,

A number from this vicinity at.- tended an ice cream festival and bazaar at Victoria west. in aid of the Presbyterian church.

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Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Robinson. Brocton. Miias.. and Mr. and Mr!- Llonel Robinson, Breadalbane were recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George W. ' '

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Friends of Mr. and Mr!- ley Murray. Bpi-inithtll are to know they lost. their home fire.

Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Iadner and family. st. Eleanor: are spending some time in Mt. Pleu- ant at. the Ladner home.

Mrs. Lucy Macxinnon. Worces- ter, Mass, is visiting in Mount Pleasant and other parts of the island. Mrs. Macintosh was a form- er resident of Mount Pleasant.

PH-ieiidii of Junior ' Enman. springhlll will be very sorry to learn he has met with an accident -M

Sacred Heart Church, Alberton

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steeple was being repainted. Mr.

William Albert and liilr. Ajhur McCabe can be seen on the Itaglrig

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-Members of La Surrivance Fran- cals of Montreal and Quebec who are visiting the Province stopped briefly in summei-side yesterday morning on their way to the National Convention in Egmon: Bay. They were welcomed on the grounds of St. Paul's Church by His Worship. Mayor Henry Wedge and Rev. Joseph Macheod who re- presented the pastor Rt. Rev. Mgr. G. J. MacLellan who was absent attending Pontifical High Mass at Egmont Bay. Mayor wedge spoke in Frenchyand said he was happy to see them visiting The island and said they would be welcome to return at any time.

Father MacLeod said that the Acadians played an important part in the life of this province:

and that all our people are inter- ested in the convention at Egmont. Bay. Mr. Louis Carbonneiiu of Ot-' tawa replied on behalf of the visit- ors. They also stopped bieily in Miscouche on their way to Egmont Bay.-S.

TL and lost. one of his hands. Junior was employed in Ontario.

Mr. and Mrs. Clinton MacLeod and three little boys of Ontario; are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ramsay.

Mr. and Mrs. Allison Williams, and children have moved to Al-t bany for a time where Mr. Will-,1 lams is employed with Curran and Brizzo.

Miss Muriel Ladner returned from Maine and Massachusetts where she has spent the last three weeks visiting relatives and friends. she was accompanied by her bro- ther Eric '0! summerside.

Mr.-s. Harry Cotton and Mrs. Eldon Moore. Victoria West were visitors to rAlberton recently at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Silas

Raynor and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Cotton. Mr. and Mrs. Angus MacDon-

ald. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer snow. Brewer. Miaine. Mrsxarace Pmude were visitors to Mount Pleasant recently.

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D'Leary Dwelling Damaged By fire

--A fire at the home of Mr. Albert Noonan. Oieary about 11 o'clock yesterday morning caused damage estimated at about 32,000. The blaze apparently started in a back kitchen in R pile of rubbers and other material-caused, it thought by spontaneous combust- paA0ul3J ram anituint aiti pua Rut and fears were held for the build- pasniao ll uinq oi paouauiiuoo siaqqni art: uaitM not So complete it job was done on this that even the bathtub was taken

out. However the oleary Fire De- partment extinguished the blaze and the damage was confind to

two rooms.

Maritime Fire liighlersiieel

GLACE BAY. N. S.. Aug. 1 - (op) .. chief Fred Fox of 'nc Lunenburg. N. 5.. fire department ioday was elected president of the Maritime Piremenls ASSOCl8.fi'.ln. holding its annual meeting here.

Other officers are? M. J Gillis. Glace Bay. vice president: M. Car- ter. Truro, N. S.. seci-etary-treas- urer.

Executive representatives are Leo Jesrome. Sydney. N 5.. Bern- ard Mai-Neil. Glace Bay. W. W. Duffy. Moncton. N. 3.. Chief Bob Young. Bathurst. N. B.,and J. Con- nolly and M. Gillispie. Prince Ed- ward Island representatives.

Delegates also are taking part in the annual Maritime Piremen's Tournament. which yesterday saw the Glace Bay volunteer depart- ment win the spit and polish award. lVloncton's brigade came second with reserve and SYdn?Y tied for third place. The tourney was continuing todly.

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-The Acadian National Con- vention held yesterday in Egmont Bay, although marred by rain in the afternoon, was in every other respect very successful. with I luge number of people in at- tendance. The occasion was made more memorable by the presence of about 80 members of IA Sur- vivnnce Francaise from Montreal and Quebec who are spending two days in the Province while on a tour of the Maritime Pro- vinces. V

The convention opened at nine o'clock with Pontifical High Mass

. celebrated by His Excellency Bish-

op James Boyle of Charlottetown and the sermon was preached by Most Rev. Norbert Bo-bichaud, Archbishop of Monctori. Archbish- op Rdbichaud explained why in I special way "Our Lady of The Assumption" is the patron of the Acadian people and that as a re- sult o special responsibility rests on these people to carry out their duties.

The ministers of the Mass were as follows: Deacons of Honor. Rev. T. Gallant. C. S.C. of Dor- cheater, N.B.. and Rev. John F. Buote of Mont Carmel; Deacon of the Mass. Rev. Emanuel Gallant. C.J.M., of Bathurst, N. B.: Sub- deacon of the Mass. Rev. Eman- uel Richards of Palmer Road; Master of Ceremonies. Rev. Pat- rick McMahon.Charlottetown: As- sistant Master of Ceremonies, Rev. J. LeC-lair. Summerside: Thurifer, Rev. Charles Gallant. Egimont Bay.

Extended Welcome

The pastor, Rev. J. N. Poirier. extended words of welcome and introduced the preacher. The chair was under the direction of Father Sylvere Gallant of Cheticamp. N. S. . There was a large number of clergy present in the sanctuary iniolud-ing Rt. Rev. Mgr. G. J. MacLellan. V.G. of Summersirie and Rt. Rev. Mgr. R. V. MacKen- zie of St. Dunstanis University. Rev. '1'. Gallant, C.S.C.. represent- ed St. Joseph's University.

At a-pproximateliy 11.30 a.m. the members of La Survivance Fran- caise arrived and the official op- ening of the convention was held under the chairmanship of Mr. J. E. Arsenault of Charlottetown. president of the convention. After a welcome by the pastor. Rev. J. N. Poirier. Professor .l.H. Blanch- ard introduced Rev. Adrian Ver- rette, president of the visiting group who expressed great pleas- ure at being present. He had spec- ial words of praise for the various Acadian organizations. especially

is the St. Thomas Aquinas Society

and for the leaders of the Acad- lan people here. He mentioned particularly. Professor J.l-l. Blan- chard and Judge A.E. Arsenault. Father Verrette was thanked by Judge Ail-senault.

Concluding Address

The concluding address of the first session was given by Bishop Boyle. At the other sessionssnme of which were held in the chui-cli due to the rain. speeches were given on topics with reference to organizations in which the Acad- ian people are particularly inter- ested.

The following are the speakers and their topics: Mr. C M. Arsen- ault. Egmont Bay on Cooperative Agricultural Organizations: Mr. Cyrus P. Gallant, Egmont Bay on the Egmont Bay and Mont. Car- mel Exhibition: Mr. Ulric Poitier. Mont Carmel on Fisherman's Un- ion; Mr. .l.F. Arsenault. Egmont Bay on Credit Unions: Mr. Peter Gallant, Egmont Bay on the As- sociation of Acadian Teachers; Professor Blanchard on Education in General among the Acadians of P. E. l.: Mr. Peter Arsenault. Egrnont Bay on Acadiari Students; Professor Blanchard on the French

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Acatlians Hold "National Convention litligmont Bay

School Situation: Rev. John Buote on St. Thomas Aquinas Society. Archbishop Robichaud spoke again exhorting the Acadians of the Province to raise up leaders from among themselves. Mr. Rob- ert. Plcard. French Consul at Halifax brought greetings from France. An address was given by Rev. Pa-ul Emile Gosselin, secre- tary of La Survivance Francaise and Rev. Charles Gallant gave a paper on The Assumption Society. During the afternoon a program of French folk singing was given by 9 Kmup of Acadian students. Various picnic booths were set up on the grounds and were doing a brisk business until heavy rain set in about five o'clock. The church was very nicely decorated for the

occasion and the Acadian flag was in great display on the grounds.

iiilbride - Sheppard Weiidiiig

St. Peter's Church. Bathursi St. Toronto. was the scene of a very pretty wedding on Saturday morn- ins. June 9 at nine o'clock. when Kay Sheppard. formerly of Card- igan. P.E.I.. became the bride of Joseph (Buddy) Kllbride, former- ly of Remington. P.E.I.

The bride looked lovely in in grey gabnrdine suit with pink and white accessories and corsage of red roam. Attending them were Ralph Kilbride. brother of the groom and Tillie Maclntyre. friend of the bride. who wore a blue gabardine suit with white acces- sories and corsage of red roses.

Following the ceremony. a.re- ceptlon was held at the Kawthra Tea. Room for the immediate re- latlves and friends. The bride's table was arranged with cut flowers. lighted tapers. and deco- rated wedding cake. made and sent from P. E. I. by the bride's mother.

Mr. and Mrs. Kilbrlde left by motor for I honeymoon trip to Niagara Falls. On their return they will tote up residence in the Kingsway residential district of Toronto.