' P.li.'.I. nnsnrenr A.Y.P.A. members attended the confer- snce. Pictured in the foreground
A.Y.P.A. Holds Prov. Conference At Crapoucl
The twelfth annual Labor Day conference of the Anglican Young People of Prince Edward Island uas held at Crapaud Youth Cen- trc Aug. Ill. Sept 1 . 2. There tins a record attendance with over 80 young people registered and guest speakers coming from Halifax and Charlottetown.
Following registration which uas under the direction of Vir- ;:inia liiacltenna assisted by liarlene Birch games and sports ucre enjoyed by all until 5:30 pm. when the conference chair- man Clayton Mill and Dcanery President Allsion Gill spol' iiurds of welcome and outlined the weekend programme. At this time Deanery Chaplain Rev. G. RF. Ebsary introduced the theme "This is the A.Y.P.A.". and expressed the need for -eud-
crs and greater witness in our. by
motto "For Christ and tie t'hurch."
After the introduction oi the theme an evening of recreation
uas enioyed and the evening
closed with family pray:-i"-i led: p
by the Chaplain. This was 1 time when one forgot the excitement of the day and concentrated on meditation with fellow members.
Sunday morning member: at- iendel Holy Communion at 8 o'clock with Rev. W.E. Ingroliam officiating followed by (lo:nmuIl- ion breakfast. Miss Catherine Greene Dioscesn Youth Worker was director of the four sessions and based her talks and discus- sions on A.Y.P.A. principles.
The eleven o'clock service was conducted by the members. Lessons were read by Janette Hanks and Catherine Greene. wallle Vatcher led in prayer with Kathleen Ellis It the organ and Allison Gill who took as his lcxt "Jesus Saviour Pilot Me" gave the sermon.
After dining Joe Skerry Dio- scean President told members
. of highlights at the June Domin-
ion Conference in Vancouver.
The second session consisted of a panel discussion on organ- mtion and structure of A.Y.P.A. The third session was reading time in which each took a book from the Literature Table and concentrated on its contents. Each then returned to the hall and brief reports were given on the books read.
Tho guest speaker st the i"' anniversary banquet was Dr. George Fisher who took as the heading A.Y.P.A. in which he substituted awareness. yearn. purpose and action for the let- tcrs. He stressed that all our of- fnril would be in vain unless the first 8 words won put into ac- tion.
Evensong was held in the church wltli young people par- ticipating. At this service Rev. ingrshsm officially installed the Deanery officers and Rev. Eb- ssry gave the sermon.
During the fellowship hour Miss Greens showed films on her trip to Euro where she visited many - oung Peoples Groups. The evening closed with family prayers.
Moodayls programme openel with service in the church. This was followed by the Fourth st-s- sian in which the four principles of A.Y.P.A. were discusssd and how we can but put into action the four-fold principiss.
During the conference clergy from various parishes paid a visit which showed their interest in the group.
Monday afternoon at we o'- clock competitive sports events were run off with the boys total point got to Allison Gills and Clayton Mil as runner-up. Total points for the girls went to Mar- lene Birch with Lluretta Mill as runner-up.
The conference came to a close with supper and the pres:-zitniion of a banner is New Iandon parish for having the largest parish "fl! It the conference
Professional Cards
Chartered Accountants
are the officers who were its- stalled for the coming year at St. John's Church Crapaud oa
Ingraham. Chaplain. Rev. G.R. F. Ebsary; President, Allison
Sunday evening by Rev. W. E.iGiil: lst Vice president. Bruce
Small; 2nd Vice president. Lloyd Profitt; Secretary. Virginia Mac-
Kcnna: Publicity secretary. Lauretta Mill; Treasurer, Keith Webb.
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L c i: i o s parade, Sea Codct ll .1 " sponsored by the Summcrside
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S'SIDE BAND HEADS LEGION PARADE
ledlBranch of the Canadian LegIonlProwse in front of the Bordenllan Legion Monday.
is seen above. The saiiite was. RCMP Barracks during the Pro-
taken by Liam.
Governor :
vincial convention of the Canad-
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Guardian Photo.
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A group of dignitaries that at- tended the Provincial Command Legion convention at Borden on
ATTENDED LEGION CONVENTION
Monday are seen above. Left to right. Col. A.W. Rogers. Wilbert Muttart. president of Borden
Branch of Canadian Legion. Lieutenant - Governor T.W.l.. Prowsc. Dr. Orville Phillips.
M.P., Emery Phillips. chairman
of the convention program and
past president of the branch. Guardian Photo
ALBERTON
Miss Hacl Belle Hardy. Rose- hnnk. was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. James llodgson, Aibcrton. during the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon England. their daughter. Beverly. and Mary shes. Alberton. spent the holidays in the Moncioo ares.
Mrs. J.N. Smythe. Bloomfield. is spending some time with Mr!- Arthur Wright. Alberton.
Misses Lona Hunter and Jean jg:-2::m-m-mm
Prizes were also given 10 W030 leading in sports and to the boy and girl who contributed the most to the conference Eddie Carboncll was the winner for the boys and Irene Thomson for the s.
The chairman thanked the group and expressed his hope that all had benefited from this wonderful week-end of Wf1l'!I'IID. work. fellowship and cdification.
Venerable Archdeacon Harri- son closed the conference with
the Benediction.
WESTERN GUARDIAN
REGULAR THURSDAY night dance at the Canadian Legion Home. Kensington. Music by the iMelIowaircs. Dancing from no to lizll. Admission N Rhu-
COME TO THE .l..-i. Enter- tainment and films lrishtown llsli. Friday. Sept. sth. at 8 PN-
nepazdlin V-E 'caif Club Achievement Day will be 9'9” Thursday September fifth. Two o'clock at Bedtilln RI"-
PERSONALS
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yum; W o(0('IlerlsoIt :: us 30'!!! tolslifas
()liver. Alberton. left on Tues- day for Charlottetown to enter the Prince Edward Island Hos- pital School of Nursing.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Matthews and fnmlly hnvc arrived lrom Ottawa to visit Mrs. Matthcws' mother. Mrs. Keir Campbell. and other relatives in Alberton and 0lLeary.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Bell. Al- berton, have as welcome guests their cousin. Miss Harriet Man- ning. and Mr. David Burke. both of Cambridge. Mass.
Messrs. R.D. McKinnon. Bert Prldham. Frank Weeks. Kcnncih Quigley and lleath Profit. Al berton. attended the Canadian Legion annual convention st Borden on Labour Day.
Mrs. Graham Hooper and little son. Michael. left Tuesday morn- ing for their home in Toronto after an extended visit with Mrs. Hooper's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C.W. Hayes. Alberton.
Miss Enid McArihur. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johnston. Allan ,and Eleanor Johnston of Albert- lnn. and Mrs. Eldrcd Hardy of Roscbank. motored to Halifax during the weekend.
Mrs. Lloyd Wilkie. Alberton. suffered a painful eye injury on Monday. Whilc gathering apples under a tree the eyeball was brushed by a head of timothy 'which caused some damage to the delicate eye structure.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Hardy fund the lsiter's sister. Mrs. Hoi- royd. of Bridgeport. Conn. spent a few lays in the vicinity of Al- berton last week. Mr. Hardy was boat in Montrou. a son of Mr. and Mrs. Dyer Hardy. At the age of three months he went with his lparents to the United States and this is his first return to the place of his birth. At the age of twelve
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4-H Achievement Day At Northom
The members of the Northam 4-II Calf Club hold their annual 4-H Achievement Day at the farmstead of Russell Dyment, Northam. The judge for the oc casion was Max Thompson. presi- dent of the Crapaud Exhibition. Tryon. The results are as follows.
Efficiency in years work (in order of merit): Emily Coiwili. Judy Coiwili. Ronald MacArthur.
Holstein Yearling Class: James
Dyment Ronnld MacArthur, Georgie Dymcnt.
Showmanship Class: J a m e s Dymcnt. Ronald MacArthur. Shirley Dymt-nt.
Season's Judging: R o n a l d MacArthur. James Dyment, Dor- othy Dyment.
The program was complet- ed by a sports program conduct- ed by the club leader, Roy New- combc.
-6RD Enroll At Alberton High
Alberton High School reopen- cd yesterday morning with six- ty pupils enrolled in the four grades. The teaching staff is comprised of Messrs. Winston Currie, Lloyd Gaudet, and Ralph Gsudet.
years he had the desire to see. his birthplace and began to navel money to make the trip but cir- l cumstances prevented him from; coming until now. Mr. Hardy is. a nephew of Mrs. Curtis Mr-Rae ' and Mr. John A. Hardy and he? has a number of cousins hers-.i
I. the that commencing
with
ANNOUNCEMENT
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Beoverbrook Arrives In N. B.
FREDERICTON (CF) - Lord Bcaverbrook arrived at the Fred- ericton airport Tuesday night for his annual fall visit to New Brunswick.
He was welcomed by Premier liugh John Flemming, Mayor William T. Walker of Fredericton and nearly 500 other residents who crowded the airport barrier to see him despite s have and drizzle.
BIG INDUSTRY Plans to establish a sz.soo.ooo cotton mill in Natal, to employ l.000 workers. have been an- nounced in South Africa.
TENDERS
Tenders will be received up to Sept. 8 for the pur- chase of the parish horse- s h e d a t Summerfield Church. The building is 98 by 25 feet and is to be re- moved from its present site by purchaser.
Apply to Pastor, St. James Church. Summer- ficid. Emerald. R.R.
25-Becl
Following favorable reports from all twelve school districts in the Tignlsh area. it was do- cided to procud with plans for I 15-bed hospital in Tignish.
Members of the building com- mittee appointed at a meeting during the weekend are: Hector Buote. Wesley Gallant. J. A. Ar- senault. Leo Dorun, Mark
-iTignish To Have
Hospital
Gallant. Roy Doucette. John K. Iiandrahan. Mrs. Roy Macheod. recording secretary. Mrs. E. C. Perry, secretary. Dr. Bubicanac. Additional names are to be add- ed to this committee.
Immediate plans of the com- mittee are to arrange for pledge cards and an interview with the proper government officials ro- gsr ial grants.
O'Leary Locks
An sppllcstim to have grade XII School was not granted yester- day when a delegation met with the Minister of Education. Hon keir Clark.
The delegation headed by Fred Ramsay. M.L.A. (First Prince) were seeking the addition of a grade twelve classroom for 0'-
t Leary School which at the pre-
sent time has facilities for hand- ling grade XI students
Mr Clark referred them to a minute of an order-in-council passed In August i956 The dc- Iegatlon was shown that ac- cording to the minute the first requirement for the establish- ment of a grade XI or grade XII is to receive the written author lsstion of the Minister. (that is if they expect to receive financ- ial asslstance from the Govern- mentl. MUST MEET REQUIREMENTS The Minister told them he was willing to grant such authority providing the other clauses of the order were compiled with.
The other clauses read as fol-
lows:
"No district shall establish a new grade XI without an enroll- ment of 20 pupils in 'fuli time at- teudanee or shall establish a
I grade Xll without an enrolment
of 15 pupils and no district shall maintain such grades where the
number of pupils falls below is - except on a temporary basis and
with special permission from the Minister who must be satisfied
' that such enrolment is likely to
be temporary and where the number of pupils falls below 15 in any grade. except as herein- after provided. the Department shall pay on a proportionate basis the salary of the teacher concerned and the balance shall be paid to the teacher by the dis- trict.
"in districts employing more than one i " the number of full time students enrolled in ac- tual attendancc shall not be less than the following:
(at Two teachers, a minimum of either 15 students for each grads or a total of 35
(b) An additional 25 students for each additional teacher there after
"Every district having a grade XI or XII must have a separate classroom for each grade" LACK NUMBERS
The delegation reported that they have at present it pupils attending grade xi while last year they had 19 The prospective number of students for grads XII UILI you is eleven.
Mr Clark pointed out to the delegation that not only did they lack the required number this year to start a grade twelve but with only it in grade eleven this year there would be little plo-
BUYING POULTRY
Buying live poultry daily except Saturday. Truck loading Thursday, Sept. 5th at my home.
MRS. S. It PEN'DLl.'l'0N
Kernsington Phone 65-5
DANCING
Bordon Legion Hall Wednesday. Sept. 4 9:30 to 12:30 Lowell Hnostis Orcllatra
Sufficient '
Pupils To Open Grade Twelve
spcct for increasing the number 1968.
The Minister offered transpor- tation for any grade twelve stu- dents who wished to attend eith- er Aiberton or Tignish. He said that to let down the barriers would mean the establishment of hlghscliools in many other areas where their existence was not justified Such procedure he stated would run the cost per pupil out of all proportion.
CORRAN BANN C.W.L.
Corran Bann C. W. L. held their August meeting at the home it Mrs. Frank Connick with an attendance of 9 member. and 1 visitor. '
The meeting opened in the us- ual way and was followed by roll call answered with a lay- ette article.
Minutes of July meeting were read and approved. Annual re- port form and financial state- ment were among correspon- dence read plus letters from Miss Arsensuit and Fr. Peyton. Various committees reported on their work. Mrs. Frank Connick was the delegate chosen to at- tend annusl convention at S.D.U. to raise funds it was decided to sell lunches at the Holy Name dance.
Next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Courtney Mc- Donald. Meetlng closed with pra- yer.
added to Oilseary High in
Wail. Sepf. I. 1957'!'E6Giii'Gs'nPago1I
The 0'Leary teachers convent- ion met at the High School yes- terday with an attendance of fifty-six teachers. Sessions con- clude today.
The president. Mr. Robes! Grindlay. called the meeting to order. Mrs. Blanche Crockett: was nominated secretary of the ronven .
The minutes of the last year's conven' were adopted as read.
The president opened his re- marks to the convention with J welcome to all teachers. He said the field of education had been ploughed in the spring and this year it was the duty of men and women of foresight to begin harrowing this field. The teachers in particular should occupy them- selves with this task both indiv- idually in their respective com- munities and collectively through their Federation. The seeding could then be left in their cap- able hands so that the harvest would be an enlightened and in- telligent people worthy of this wonderful country of ours.
Miss Estelle Bowness. the en- ergetic and capable secreta'ry of the P.E.l. Teachers Federat- ion. gave a summary of the year's work. She commented in panicular on the activities of the workshops in this area stres- sing the value of teachers meet- ing to discuss common problems in an informal manner. She en- couraged teachers to submit ar- tlclcs for the Educational Ho-
izon. Miss Bowness reminded the
Teachers Discuss Problems At Convention In O'Leory
group that they shonhl drive to hold high the pratigs d the hacking profession.
Mr. Callaghan. the snpcvlsd. advised the teachun to adhere is a deftnitn time tabla for but 1'0- sults in seeom sum day's work. in said t the first few weeks of school be
given over to and testing the past year's 'M'B. Dr. L.W. Shaw. director of
Education. addressed the teach us during the afternoon scssios taking as his subject "Basic con cepts in the teaching of well: Studies". In teaching these sub Jects concepts or ideas must bu developed to pupils minds by as sociation with what they already know so that they learn more in- telligently. He concluded with a discussion on the School Act and departmental affairs.
The slate of officers is as fol lows:
Resolutions. Mrs. Edith Pal mer, Mrs. Doris Profit. Mrs. Blanche Warre;.
Press, Mrs. Isabelle Campbell Mrs. Olive Atkinson. Mrs. Ger- aldine MacGregor.
Nominations, Mrs. Hamid Doyle Mrs. Thelma Shea. Miss Rita MacDonald.
Question Box. lifiss Eileen Saunders and Miss Betty Mac- Kinnon.
HISTORIC MOORS Dartmoor. perhaps the best: known of all British moorlauds, covers 200 square miles.
TENDERS
Tenders addressed to Mr. W. Roland Paynter, Canadian Legion, Kensington Branch, will be received until Friday, Sept. 13. for the position of Manager and Janitor, seperate or combined. The lowest or any ten- der not necessarily accepted.
M. 1.
Secretary Canadian Legion, Kensington Branch.
MacKINNON,
CAMEO
IENSINGTON WED. - THUR. - 7:15 - 9:15
Burt Lancaster. Katherine Hop- burn in powerful technicolor drama. "THE RAINMAKl.'It.". Co-starring Wendell Corey and Lloyd Bridges. Regular prices.
Auction Sale
AT ELLIO'I'I'S,
Saturday. Sept. 7, 2 p.m. There will be sold, on the premises of the late Amy Howatt. household effects consisting of:
Dining-room suite, daven- port, mahogany tdble, wal- nut table. side - board, chairs. b u r e a u x, beds, range, room stove, large mirror, chlnsware, g l a s s ware and articles too num- erous to mention.
If day unfit, sale Monday. PERCY D. I-l0WA'l'r
EGMONT BAY and MT. CARMEL EXHIBITION AT ABRAMS
VILLAGE,
Featuring all classes of livestock. poultry, field crops. Domestic Science, fancy work, show- manship and judging competition.
c. M. ARSENAULT. Secretary
SEPT. llfls
from the edge of your seat you'll see
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CAPITOL - SUMMERSIDI
TONIGHT 7:15 - 9:15 - THURSDAY 8:30 - 7:15 - 9:13
MASONIC FUNERAL NOTICE
The members of Hiram and Lebanon Lodge. A.l-1 & AM. No. 3. Summerside. P.E.l., are re-
quested to
attend the funeral of Brother Benjamin
R. Sharpe. P.M.. and secretary. at the lodge rooms. in Summcrside at 1:15 p.m. Thursday, September
5th. 1957.
attend.
All members of sister lodges are invited to RAYMOND IINIINI. W. M.
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