~a‘plastered- with flour and town by students at his V snow plow opened the How- Road on Saturday February ‘tor the first time this winter . is quite a contrast from winter. and Mrs. Joe T. Gallant» orest View visited at the e of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Des- ‘es on Thursday evening Jan- I‘ it .» Miss Shirley Arsenault guest of her friend Miss a Arsenault on Saturday, bruary 1. 5. Bruce Carruthers who I the past 8 weeks at the of her son and daughter-in- 0. and Mrs. Willard Car- ers, Halifax, returned to her here on Saturday February . B. Arsenault visited at the of Mrs. Eddie Gallant and ‘ on a recent evening. .and Mrs. Robert Hunter of eldvwere -recentsguests at- home of Mr. and Mrs. John ,, . ‘snow plow again opened wlan Road on Tuesday af- heavy snow fall on Sun- .1f1181'l7 2. t if , ' _ sley Silliker of Upper , Ian is now a patient in Com- " Hospital'0’Leary where being treated for pne on- wish him a speedy d recovery. ' ‘ rraine Gallant returned from O’Leary hospital on- ay February 5 having zone a tonsilectomy on Fri- , mreylous. .‘ P111: to Summerside on M ay February 5 were Fred t. accompanied by‘ his Ralph Arsenault of How- audetwho spent a while has now returned to 1 at Woodstock. Mrs. Eddie Blanchard ' on were in Howlan on “day February 5 visiting MP5-~.Blanchard’s folks. - 3; Arsenault, who spent ,W€_ek in O’Leary hospi - home here. on,Thur- 513' 6. stcrowd attended the de- 6“ ' Anthony’: hall on 33' ‘fight. Among those ended were Mr. and Mrs. 916 and Thomas How- , I 7 parish. ‘ ‘Mrs. Vernon Doyle of lW°1'e _ln Howlan on Wed- y.°'V*11111§ January 29. “"3 to Summenside on Y. afternoon January 30 . «aug‘t?é’§1l~‘i.f..’.Ie°' °§f‘.‘i“"“ - Paul Gallant. e an ean :dIv°f.the men have been tak- antage of the sleighing to F and lumber out. e‘l_M1'331k Richard and her m_r5~ Margaret Arsenault were recent guests of “lisali Science Is The Chinese YoutI1 Of Today Editor’s note: The editor of Reuters, Walton A. Cole, has just returned to London from a round - the - world trip in- cluding 12 days in Commu- nist, China where he travelled nearly 4,000 miles. Cole, who preserved in shorthand notes a record of the sights he. saw and the people he met, wrote a series of articles, of which the following is the last. By WALTON A. COLE Copyright, 1958, by Reuters LONDON (Reuters). — Tradi- tionally it has been the role of youth against old ways. In Com- munist China, I found youth- ful executive administrators Who, though in their late 20s or early 30s, had been in their jobs for nearly 10 years. It is they who are challenging and sweeping away the concepts of centuries. To them everything must be subjugated to the task of creating a new and great China. No sacrifice or personal disgomfort is too great to this en . Learning is no longer the pre- rogative of the limited few. Uni- versities are crammed to their limits. They turn out young men and women burning to place China on an eq-ual technological footing with the Western world and‘ science is their fetish. Pciping University is one of 16 in China which have been reor- FetisI1 (OI struggle in the class society. shall serve its own interests and that is why in China there are inewspapers serving the trade —but a quart Of cheap beer ‘can 111110115. youth. Women and the be had for about 15 cents, whisky party. We think that the press is of 60-per_cent a1coho1 content for 75 cents and sorghum wine in ‘a crockery bottle tftir t$21- Ollttlfide - the doomed capi a is c ass ere Twenty-one per cent of the uni- is no privalble gwnership ‘oft ‘car; - in China. OS are main aine and most of them are in them for government departments and the use of seniortofficiails. F b 6th There is grea emp asis on _ e ruary . physical fitness. Executives in _ big state organizations join their “Iar s“gge5t1°n' one Western °b' staffs in daily physical training breaks, and all office workers are encouraged to join in manual blem, as there W re many who, 13 b or of way in their m0nth1y_ one of the superstructures of the state and has a given economic objective.” vensity’s students are Women, early 20s. Failures are usually advised to go into factories or to work on the farm, not always a pop- server suggested to me that this would become an increasing pro- having gone par search of education, would be manual lagor. POLITICAL TALKS itcal education theme, and most students devote loath to turn back to a life of have fun in China just as they do everywhere else in the world, but never are they far from the As everywhere in China, pol- pressure and surveillance of a p is a constant giant political machine. The goal two four-hour periods each week soon; equal footing with any na- to political discussion and exposi- tion in the world now. Shanghai. Movie theatres draw’ capacity audiences, but the film fare almost always is devoted to some theme demonstrating the virtues of the Communist society. ception, it is part ofthe political Live theatre is much the Same’ though traditional Chinese opera “The Press Of 8 given class still has its staunch following. Drinking excess is frowned on some sort twice People laugh‘ and love and @191 is: China a great world power tion of the party policies. But science is seen as commu- nism’s hand-maiden and the im- pact of this belief is felt far out- side the Wallls of the universities. Bookstalls are filled with books and magazines devoted to rocket and planetary travel, and the So- viet Sputnik is a favorite topic of IT'S All CDUGII-FIGHTING MEDICATION UBKLEY’ BEDEQUE Mr. Billie Callbeck, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Callbeck, Cen- tral Bedeque, has been undergo- ing treatment in the Prince County Hospital for some time. He expects to return home in the near future. Rev. G.A. Cowper-Smith, Rev. _ . E.S. Weeks and Mr. William M. in Education”. Stavert, attended the meeting of Presbytery in Charlottetown on Century” Club met on February , 10th., at the home of Mrs. Ver- »| non Craig. Members present 15. Mrs. ALA. Maclnnis, this vil- Mrs. Judson Blackmore had the lgppeuaammsmaswsasegtsetsaasgswzssesassfgé Home Furnishings You To Beclutify Your Home! New Patterns in ' CONGOLEUM EGOLD SEAL two yards wide . . living room, kitchen, halls . . match any decor in your home. Thur., Feb. 27, 1953 The Guardian Page 13 lage, is a patient in the P.C. Hos- pital. All hope for her an early return to her home here. ‘Several men from this area at- tendedpthe Prince County United Church Men’s Rally held in Sum- merside on Sunday afternoon, Fe- Mr. Gordon Myers, Carleton, bruary 9th. ' gave his report of the Older Boy’s Parliament, he attended between Christmas and New Years, _at the Central Bedeque Baptist church on Sunday morning, February 9. Church College Sunday was ob- served here at the United Church speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrsé; on Sunday morning, February 9. Arbing were former residepts 0 . The pastor, Rev. Mr. Cowper - this village. » Smith, delivered an interesting ' and instructive address on the theme: “The Place of Character The Bedeque Women’s “H a l f Want ‘ v 1| opening poem: ‘World Mirror . Different ways and means for club improvements were discus- sed. A well-prepared Program meeting: Mrs. Walter Leard’s. Her many friends regret learn that Mrs. James Arblng IS ill at Victoria. All hope for 3' WRIGHT SHOE CO. Fine Footwear For the Family . 164 Queen St. ‘apes-ea . and ideally suited for Your . any room! To 1.95 lin. id- was presented. Next 91309 Of ganized since the Communists cartoons. took over. It concentrates on In Shanghai, the former home training specialistsfor research of a British tycoon has been and teaclnng work in the fields taken over as a youth palace of the retic-al and basic science. where young people have hobby The number of laboratories has clubs. The model aircraft section increased in eight years to 210 has a squadron of jet planes, pre- from 20. . sented by Russia, capable of NEWS APPROACH ~ speeds of up to 200 miles an hour. Departments at the University With gambling illegal, the - . . and we have the newest, loveliest DRAPERY “MATERIAL ready-made drapes, or by_ the yard. Available in floral, plain, abstract in modern, beautiful colors . . . custom-made by Moore & McLeod s experienced staff. (Dress. up YOUR home NOWI See All These Today or MIXTURE, If You Need . WATER YOU NEED US. installation as rector of Glasgow Ullivel‘-‘tits’, Glasgow, Scotland, last week. The students, who were doing what they consider Mrs. Edmund Peters, O’Leary. A real snowstorm appeared on the last day of January dumping about 6 inches of snow on the level. and Mrs. Eddie Bla._nchard Piusville and Brocton, has now returned to her home here. Little Miss Judy Arsenault,‘ who recently visited at the homes. her sisters Mrs. Clarence Gallant of in A Women’s card party was held at the home of Mrs. Leo Arsenault on Thursday night‘ Jan- uary 30. Prizes were won as fol- lows: first, Mrs. F. C. Gallant, 2nd. Mrs. A. T. Arsenault and consolation went to Mns. A. D. Arsenault. Mrs. Anthony Finnan will be next hostess. Mrs. Anthony Finnan was hos- on Thursday night February tess to the ladies at a card party 6. Mrs. Alban D. Arsenault won first prize and Mrs. Leo Arse- nault consolation. nault 2nd prize Mrs. A. T. Arse- 4M2otori_ng to Summerside re- -C. hospital. - Card parties in aid of the ce'ntly’we're Peter Gallant, Oscar‘ Gallant and Frank Pineau, where they visited Adrien Pineau in P1 C_, W. L. were held during the week as follows on Tuesday, February 11 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dorice Gallant, Duvar, and Thursday, night at the home Mr. and Mrs. /Anthony Gallant Piusville. on of at Mr. and ,Mrs. Edmund Peters and sons who are now residing in Albany Where Mr. Peters is» employed as section man were in Howlan on Sunday February DIAL FREE DELIVERY 4235 4235 Thomas ll. 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