Western

Alberton. blsoffiee iothinciur

reduclnl mwtf; W vitamin and reduciglg 11 ll- mu psi-ticulars at our”! Drill Store. 5311! amuvansanr - Imme- W ":'.ii'.".":..”.”im"-1” it-'51 (LEW 9' P them at their on the .1c;:lasion of

versan. '3-ri1u.presente'd them with a I13 is commemorate the occasion- fhere were 25 81199” W'"”

collar or CEANCERY - In court of Cbance!'Y. 5'-lI11m9l"u(1,9 yum-day, an application by 9- ' smug-t, Q.C. as trustee 01 "ms of Robert R. Hassartv- lof- mgly of Summerside for dlrectllll of the court in rellifd t0 P cub” filed by John J. aasserty. WM stood over for one Week Om" ci-editors were also representegi The account was 8113' Pllrlim by John J. Hasserw throus counsel M. Alban Farmer. Q- Charlottetown.

BPECIAL SERVICE - At the .v3nm service in Keir Memorial Church. Malpeque on Sunday the mm, . service of interest to many in the province will take Pl8C9- M this service benefactor. of the con- gregation will be remembered in a fitting manner. A communion table will be dedicated which was the gift of the late Lucy Maud Mont- gomery. Prior to her death she gave a sum of money for a com- munion table to be given in mem- ory of her cousin, Fredericka Campbell MacFarlane. formerly of Park Corner. On Sunday a plaque will be unveiled stating that the communion table is the gift of Lucy Maud Montgomery given to the glory of God and in memory of

influenza epidemic in 1919 and buried in Geddie Memorial Cem- etery. The congregation has decid- ed to remember others in a mat- erial way who either in their life- time made gifts to the church or who left bequests at their death. Those to be so remembered in- clude Mr. Walter Owen, Miss Sarah Maclfelvie, Mrs. Emma Ramsay Beairsto and Mrs. Sarah Ellison MacGougan. Special music will be provided by Miss Maureen Forbes and Miss Myrna Hancock of Summerside. The sermon and service of dedication will be under

Rev. E.H. Bean.

Personals

Mr- and Mrs. Ralph Callbeck. Central Bedeque, have been spend- ing the past week visiting various points in N. S. S

The many friends of Mrs. Ray Gaudet, Chelton, are sorry to learn she is a patient in the Prince County Hospital. S

Mr. and Mrs William Mcl(enna have returned to their home in Lynn. Mass.. after spending a week in Summerside as guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Cody.

The many friends of Mr. John Weeks of Fredericton regret his unfortunate acidant necessitating hospitalization in Charlottetown. but all atre glad to hear of his improve- men .

Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McKenna. of Lynn. Mass.. and Mr. and William Cody. Summerside. motor- ed to Albei-ion and Tignlah last week. and were guests of Rev. Phalean Mclfenna of Alberton,

and of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Mc- lnnis. of Tignish.

Let's Talk It Over

In ca-'

Sllvposlng we were to take a few days to teach some youngster to learn to skate. and managed to

set him to the point where he could Flay on his feet. but he did not attempt to skate any more that winter, wouldn't you say that my efforts had been largely wasted? Well. that's what happens soine- times in the teaching of spelling. ll pupils are taught words they will have no further occasion to use in their written work, unless lhfy are j'quiz kid" material. they will naturally forget a large peg-. rentage of these words. That's why graded spellers have been intro- duced. into the schools. So that I"-lnlls may learn each year the words suited to their grade. the words which they will in ".1" War and over again in that grace.

Unf tu te in:m(:l't gt! ullygh this practice. or

ay in their writing, 5". It would seem the mum. toimake sure that they 13.", words first before they sun ill the larder and less-used The words used more

!V.el'ybody should be pla iigher priority basis than the amillar ones which the pupils have little or no occasion to Is they go into the social

iusiness worlds.

3?. . Esigigfif

. it is like putting a "lull coat on a woman who has to shoes to wear.

iirs. MacFarlane. a victim of the in

the direction of the minister. the zl

M11 tary-Treasurer.

Guardia

Nornca: WE are new open is buy. truck and dglrlade potatoes. James E. MacN , Keasington. RAYMOND GIANT. Optomet- rist will be in his 0'l4ary office. Saturday. October 1511:.

NORTH TBYON Presbyterian Church. Srvice October 10th. 11.00 a.m. Church School; 12.15. Mia: Mary A. Macxenne. Deaconess.

Noll'1'I! IEDIQUI United Church services for Sunday, Oct. leth. Travellers Rest 9.!) a.m. Freetown 11.1!)

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FREE CHURCH 0! Scotland. services October 16th. Desable 1.- 30 p.m.; Cape Traverse 3.!) m.. conducted by Rev. J. Bishop. Rev. Clement Graham. minister.

FUNDAMENTAL BAPTIST Gsurcb, Central Bedeque. Service Sunday. October 16th. 10.45, morning worship, 12 noon Sunday school. 7.30 p.m. evening service Rev. Ralph Seeley. Minister.

CHURCH OF England Church

C” services for the New London

parish on October ltlth. Children's Day and Youth Sunday.. Rector. Rev. W. Eric lngraham. St. Mark's. Kensinston. Holy Communion 8:3) a.m. for the A.Y.P.A.. Sunday School and confirmation class 10 a.m.. and morning prayer with installation of A.Y.P.A. officers ll a.m., St. Thomas. French River, evening prayer at 2:3! with Sunday School and confirmation class 8:- 30 p.m.; St. Stephen's. Burling- ton. Sunday School and confirm- ation class 0.30. and evening prayer at 7.30 p.m. All parents are urged to bring their child- ren to church. T

REPORT OF BALTIC SCIIOOI.

Grade ix: 1. Mary Matthews; 2. Janet Murphy and Roger Cous

s. Grade V111: 1. John Crater; 2. Freddie Beairsto.

Grade V11: . George Hunter and Sharon Crozier: 2. Joseph Mac- Kenzle; 3. Jimmie Crafer.

Grade V1: 1. Vernon Murphy Grade V: 1. Horace Crozier. Grade 1V: 1. Myron Maclfenzle; 2. Thelma Cousins; 3. Nancy Mac-

Donald.

Grade 111: 1. Grant Cousins; 1 Robert Crafer.

Grade ll: 1. Keith Davison; 1

Terry Murphy and Bobby Realto- to. Grade 1: A, 1. Wilma MacKen-

e. Grade 1: B. Gertrude C0ll9lll'- Highest Average. Senior grades. George Hunter. 06 percent. Highest Average, Junior grades. Myron Macltenzie. 70 wrcent. Teacher. Margaret D. Cousins.

SIIM-lll NOTES

The Summerside High 50l100l Students' Council is now formed. and is composed of the following: President. David Silliphant; Sec- retary-Troasurer. Alban Gallant; Class Representatives: 12-A. All:-an Gallant: 12-B. Don Gay; ll-A. Ar- thur Morrison: ll-B. Ned Henthorn: 10-A. Margaret Coffin; l0-B. Bill Noonan; 10-C, Robertt Holman: Commercial. Irene Ramsay. Mr. Monaghan is the staff adviser of the Students' Council.

Jimmy Norton has been selected as adviser of the High School Junior Red Cross. Charles Hickey is presi- dent and Myrna Hancock is secre- Mr- Murphy is staff adviser. Two representatves have been choseii from each class from grade 10 to grade 12.

Mr. Monaghan is coaching our newly formed school football team. The boys are practising hard these sunny afternoons. and hope to play against a saint Dunstan's Univer- sity team some dme next week.

The High School Bowlin Loa- gue has begun under the action

of Milt Molllson. In the first games. played Wednesday. Marjorie Perry had both the high three (513), and

Edwin McNevln copped both hon- Orl. high three (073) and high single (307). Team captaina are: Stan Gay. Chas. Hickey, Dave Sil- llvhant. Greg Noonan. Don Gay. Gordon lluestis. Ron Mullins. Don Ross. Stan Gay's team had the highest total 2.011. Don Gay's was next with 2.574. and Don Rosa's was third with 2.558.

sawra Manna UNION

LAHORE. Pakistan (Reuters)- Ten provincial and state govern- ments became one administrative unit Friday when a 81-min salute rang out over Lahore Fort at dawn to signify the creation of a unified West Pakistan. The gov- ernor of the new province, Mush- taq Ahmad Gurmani. 00. was sworn in later.

. POULTRY

no Live Fowl. CI in and Capos: 40lyexcapf:SoflII'doy PICK-Q Service 1 FIIVWAOIIAN "lteeslegtea . g I ATTENTION FARMERS g.

gram of the Schurman's School

seen above with the master-of- cerernonies. C h a r l e s Linkletter ( extreme left) during the program

PARTICIPATE IN SCHOOL PARADE OPENING

Participants in the opening pro- last Friday evening. The students, othy Rawek. Carol Jenkins. and

all from Summerside High School. Sheila Baglole. 2nd row. Jane Gra-

Parade for the 1055-56 season are who participated as individuals in ham.

the talent part of the program, are from left to right. front row, Roberta Shaw. Robert Young. Dor-

Arnold and Ann Dickie.

J immle Norton. Michael

(PHOTO BY WOTTON 1

the high single (23) for the boysj

Masonic

Members of Mount Zion Lodge No. A.M., Kensington, are requested to lodge room Sunday morning at 10.30 a.m.

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Service

12 A.F. 8 a meet at tht

for the

purpose of attending Divine Se i . . are invited to attend. By ordei'-votfe VTtl)lr:l1sit;fTnlo:1a:'

ter, Hamid Lalnd.

ARTHUR pnorrrr, seem...-y.

NOTICE

To CITIZENS

of WWII of

Aiiiiziiroii "

A meeting of the citizens of Alberton win

on Wuhiesday. October ills, ,enss the obtaining of a loan from the Print. the Community Welfare Purposes Acton al ice aim in la. Alharton Curlhg alas.

be his in the 7:80 a.m.. to dis-

Government ihtel ea

NOII: Al interested are requested to attend

ll!!! cuss. , .

headers.

Summerside curling Rink

4 DAYS

i 001. 19th to 22nd

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The appeal of Joseph Gallant of Summerside against a conviction of unlawful sale of intoxicating liquor last May was granted at a special sitting of the Supreme Court in Summerside yesterday, Hts Honor Mr. Justice George J. tweedy presiding. Gallant was con- victed in county magisti-ate'a court on May iilst and fined f200.00 and costs by Magistrate R.S. Hinton, Q.C. Mr. D.O. Stewart, Q.C. was crown prosecutor, while Mr. J.A. MacDonald Q.C.. of Charlottetown represented the appelant Three witnesses gave evidence for the Crown. Cat. William J. 'Leach. R.C.M.P.. Vance Mugridge. Summerside and Wendall Mann. Kenslngton. Mr. Gallant gave evid- ence on his own behalf.

The charge arose from a seizure of six bottles of ale by Cat. Leach and Cat. P.J. Borys on the night of March 16th, 1955, from a car parked on Water Street in which Mugridge and Mann were passeng- ers. Failure of the Crown witnesses to identify Mr. Gallant as the party from whom the ale was pur- chased was the reason given by the court for allowing the appeal. In the case of appellant Robert Gallant, 10, of Borden against a sentence of six months in jail and assessment of 825.00 damages, lrnposed by Magistrate E.H. Strong Q.C. last May 26th for damage to the Soldier's Memorial in Summer- side, the appeal was dismissed as Gallant pleaded guilty to the charge. but the senteance was mitigated. to a one year suspended

sentence on condition that he and his father enter into a recognizance

with the court to have the youth keep the peace for one year. He was also ordered to pay damages fixed at S2500.

Two character witnesses. Mrs.

lrene Easton, the boy's school

teacher and Mayor of Borden Willard Leard attested to the boy's deportment.

Mrs. Easton said he was one of the best students she ever taught; and had known him for three; years. She stated that his attend-i ance at school was excellent, that

he maintained a high standing in; grades. was ambitious and never caused any trouble in any way. Mayor Leard read a letter to the court signed by himself and the Borden Town Council vouching for the yough's good behaviour and high standing in the community. Robert himself told the court that he and two other youths were playing around and on the mon- ument and the sword had been broken off when they tried to straighten it out after it had been

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Cases Heard In Supreme Court At Summerside

8aturday.Oct. 15.1955 The Guardian Page is

of Halifax is a few days and tire. John Mclnnia. Traveller's at the home of his parents. Mr. Rest were recent guests of Mr. and and Mn Fr-nk Klnch. Mrs. Howard Dunbar. .- Mias Florence Dunbar. RN. has Mr 1. d Mr Rob It E returned to Charl tt i fie : " '- 9 "K1333 flpending some tlmeoatetlivemhome all ;'.'gt':vL:l':g'e'::'g3;gPof aw i e is. M . d M . . '2 .,.,.'..,',?,”;T”" r an " Hawmi gee: Mrs. James Dunbar and llr. un ar. .

Congratulations are extended to . Mr. and Mrs. Basil Matthews (nee Sympathy is extended O the sane ' Wanda Barbour) whose marriage and daughters of the late Ms-s. l 300k Place 011 Wednesdly. Sephw. Bruce Currie whose funeral ind