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v Th; Summerside -Air Cadet squadron paraded through the “W” Wednesday evening in ob- '5e1~va_nce of Air Cadet week, led {by the reorganized bugle and -mm band of the squadron. The
commanding officer F-L John Leuty took the saulte in front of the Federal Building as the smart band of cadets paraded by. Also at the saluting base were Mr. Cyril Hickey chairman
§lWake Plans For Obtaining ivS’Side. Carnival Lobsters
:.;[‘eittative plans to obtain lob- rs in this Province for this ‘3p’ar’s lobster carnival in Sum- merside were discussed last even- lfig at a regular meeting of the upresentatives of the various service clubs. E_'MI‘. Charles Hogan. director of the carnival, outlined the propos- ‘gd- plans and the DOSS1blllLy of obtaining a license to operate a ' 'nd at Egmont Bay in which ‘the lobsters may be kept until needed for the carnival in mid- July. ‘ --Mr. C.R. MacLaggan, repre- senting the Board of Trade, said asst he had received assurance ‘mm the Minister of Fisheries, mm. J. Angus MacLean. that he would in all possibility be able to -" "“ e to Summerside to officially . '_n‘ the show. ' ’ Mr. Hogan said that he had been successful in having _ the l'R'ead‘s Corner Women's Institute Zsponsor the booth where rugs and iumtsj will be displayed _and that_ ‘T ztghoped that something in the way of a grant will be given by the Provivncial Government to -‘-assist this venture. ' '_ Horse racing at the carnival _.this year will be sponsored by the Summerside Firemen as a pro- ject of their own. Their venture -however, will be supported in the general advertising Put out by the ~7Lobster.Carnival committee. ‘I This year it is -prbposed to put on the boxing and wrestling bouts in frontof thegrand stand in- ;t‘ns"1de' the ‘stadium as in
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Plans are being considered to erect a hugh model of a lobster trap at the car ferry ramp" at Borden and another at the Wood Islands ferry as an incentive to induce tourists to come to Sum- merside for the lobster carnival. Mr. Hogan stated that he had conferred with Mr. Nicholson, dir- ector of the Travel Bureau and had been assured that he would do all in his power to get the necessary permission to erect such an advertising project at these points.
Mr. Edgar Cannon. general chairman of the carnival presided at last night's meeting.
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The president. Mr. Lloyd Sim- mons, chaired the main meeting of the Summerside teaching staff Thursday afternoon which was held in the home’ economics room. A discussion was held on the school closing in June and it was decided to have a teacher’s picnic.
Refreshments were served by Mrs. M. Champion, -Mrs. J. Scott, Mrs. E. Campbell and Mrs. Eric Woodside.
Sente-n"’Ee ls Suspended -
Daniel Robert Aylward, Free- town received a two year sus- in Supreme -‘Count, Summerside yesterday af- ter pleading guilty earlier to a charged of uttering a forged doc- ument (cheque) in the. name of Alan Fraser, Nontli Bedeque in the amount of $85.40
Mr. Justice G.J. Tweedy Pre- sided and the accused was re- presented by Mr. George Mac- Ma-hon, Barrister.
Several character witnessess testified to the usual good be- haviour of Aylward, who is 21 years of age, including Everett Maclssac, Leo Mallet, Elmer MacEachem and his father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Aylward.
Aylward was ordered to enter into a bond of $1.000 and *0 makewrestittution to Mr. Fraser.
SPRINGHILL
On May 1st 21 large crowd was in attendance to see and hear the Western Show staged by the “Noye Brothers" in Ilnmore H311 in aid of Miss Gloria _Noye who has been ill for some time-
The May meeting of the En- more Women's Institute was held at the home of Mrs. Robert Grindlay. It was decided $0 hold a meeting on May 6th concern- ing renovation of the Community Hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Palmer, and Mrs. Cecil Hardy. Conway- were recent visitors at the home
of‘ Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Mac- Arthur, Springhi11- Mr. and Mrs. Claude Mac-
Arthur, and son Ronald. Spring- hill, were recent visitors at the homes of Mr. and Mrs._ Sterling Ellis and Mrs. Inez Ellis, all of
O’Leary. . The regular meeting 05 U19 Victoria W e s t Presbyterian
Young People’s Society W35 held at the home of Mr. ,and MYS- Burns MacArthur on Thursday evening. It was decided to hold a variety concert the latter Part Of the month. ,
Mr. Cecil Stuart. Mount Pleas- ant. returned home after visiting in Halifax. _
Miss Trudy Murphy. MacNe11s Mills, was a recent visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Noye. Enmore.
Friends of Mrs. Earl Ford. Mount Pleasant, are sorry to learn that she is a Patient in 0" Leary Community H0Sl3i13l-
Mr. Malcolm MacLeod. French River. is spending a few dawn at the home of his bl‘Oi,llel‘-lIl~l.1-lV\.’ and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Frost, Enmore.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy MurP11_¥- MacNoils Mills, were recent vis- itors at the liome of Mi‘. and Mrs Chester Yeo, Victoria West.
Friends of Bruce l\lacLeod. son of T\lr. and Mrs. R-ésiflald Mac‘ l.<-mi. Mount Pleasaiit. are SI>l‘1'.\'
to learn that he is ill at his home
of the air cadet committee, of the Summerside branch of the R.C.A.F. Association, which spon- sons the squadron, F-O William Stull, supply officer and Mr. Lyvton Schurman, adjutant.
with pneumonia, All join in wish- ing Bruce a speedy recovery.
The May meeting of the Spring- hill W-omen’s Institute was held at the home of Mrs. Charles Frost.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grindlay and Mrs. Lloyd Frost, Enmore, were recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Bryant, Summerside.
Sympathy is being extended to Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Stewart, on the death of their infont daughter at 0’Leary Community Hospital.
Sympathy is being ex-tended to the husband and family of the late Mrs. James Moran(nee Glen Mi-lligan) whose death occurred Thursday, May 8th at 0’Leary Community Hospital.
Symp-athy is extended -to Mr. and Mrs. Vans MacArthur on the death of their infant daughter at Falconbridge, Ontario. Mr. Mac- Arthur is formely of-Springhill. W
WELLINGTON
Raymond Bernard of Mis.o che Convent recen=t_l-y visited his parent-, Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Bernard of St. Philip.
Mr. and Mrs. Emile Bernard had, as guests, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Landry and family, also their daughter, Miss Louise Ber- nard. B-M.
Mr. and Mrs. Simon Duguay from Sliemogue, N.B., spent a few days with Messrs. Armand and Phil Richard and their fam- lies.
' Mr. and ‘:,M1:s.—.-Ernest ,Cai;.ssle, and fanfily. 3 ' Miscouche, 4‘ Mr. and Mrs. Edwéird? Ar.sen.a=ult -and young son of Wellington, were re- cent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Conmi-er and M1‘~S- Alyfe Cormieito-£ St.‘PhiIip. L, ~
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Caissie of Nova Scotia recently spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Caissie.
Mr. Henry Cormier of Adams- ville, N.B., visited his relatives in St. Philip.
Mr. Sylvain Gallant of Saint John, N.B.,-is vacationing in Eg- mont Bay, guest of Mr. and Mrs. Hector ’G'ailti.nt, also his mother, Mrs. Niioep:hore~Gallant. V
Miss’ Rita Ga-udet of Montreal and formerly ‘of Egmont Bay. was recently confined to hospital through illness.
Raymond Mad-d,-i who is employ- ed in Ontario, visited his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Cyr Mad-di recent- ly.
Mrs. Sophie Gaudet has return- ed to her home after visiting her daughter and son-in-law in Bor- den.
Raymond Perry and James Maddix left recently for Toronto where they will be employed.
Friends of Mr. John Cotton of Miscouche, will regret -to learn he is a patient in P.C. Hospital.
Mrs. Fred Johnson and -childrfifl Debbie and .Donna arrived Southwest from Moncton. N-Bu being called liene by illness of her mother, Mrs. John J. Baglole.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Cam- pbell who -have resided in Wei‘- ingtoii for -the past few months. have returned to their [home in Southwest.
His many friends regret to learn Mr. James Chap-pell Sr., of southwest has entered P.C. Hos- pital.
April meeting of Cape Egmonl Women's Institute was held at the -‘home of Mrs. Sylvains Gal- lant. Roll call was answered by members paying 1 cent for. each letter in their name. Minutes were read and adopted. New committees were chosen. It was decided to have bingo at the home of Mrs. Felix Gallant to de- fray expenses of music teacher -in the school. Next meeting to be, held at the Iliome of Mrs. Lelima; Ponder. Swimming classes are‘ to be -arganized for school chil- dreii.
Congratulations are extended to Peter Arsenault Semiiiarian at Holy Heart Seiniiiary at Halifax, who, on April 13th was raised to the rank of sub-deacon. He is the son of l\’ll‘. and Mrs. Arthur Ar- seuault. Due to the vet)’ Poor con-
Only 50 of an anticipated 700 persons attended the annual meet- ing of the Prince County Hospital- last evening in Summerside’sl Civic Auditorium. I
Most of those who did attend} were Board members, members! of the medical and nursing staff, representatives of various hospital organizations, and clergymen, with only a few interested citizens comprising the balance.
Judge W.E. Darby, president of the Board of Trustees, and later re-elected to this office, presided.
The work of the hospital was reflected in the detailed reports presented by the chairmen of the various committees, hospital Ladies Aids, and the Okto Club. DEFICIT REDUCED
In his presidential report, Judge Darby noted that during the past three years there was a reduction in the recurring annual deficits. These reductions he said had been achieved only by the exercise of every reasonable economy, in conjunction with generous support through Century Club and mem- bership drive contributions.
The report of the former admin- istrator, John E. Ledgerwood, revealed an average daily oc- cupancy of 72 adults and children, 13 new born. During the year 3,- 284 patients were admitted to hos-. pital and 2,887 out-patients recei- ved emergency or diagnostic tratment.
In the maternity service, 7235 new borns were cared for. A to tal of 115,412 meals were served
A four-year sentence in Dor- chester Penitentiary was impos- ed on Patrick Victor Maclnnis of Borden yesterday after a jury found him guilty of an attempt- ed break at the Retail Venda-rs store in Borden on November 15, 1957
Before sentence was passed by Mr. Justice George J. Tweedy, the Crown, represented by Mr. D.O. Stewa-rt Q.C. called ‘atten- tion to 15 convictions, 13 for theft, that have been found a- gainst the 37-year-old prisoner, who has previously received four penitentiary sentences ranging from two to five years. He ask- ed the court to consider impos- ing-a sentence of preventative detention in the interest of pub- lic protection because the record of the accused indicated the will to reform was lacking and he had become an habitual crim- inal. *.
Judge Tweedy referred to the request of the defence counsel, Mr. George MacMahon, for con- sideration of the jury’s request for mercy in“ their verdict of conviction. and noted, that the jury had not been informed at any time concerning t-he prev- ious record of convictions a- gainst the accused. He said he would act on the Crown’s sug- gestion, if Mr. Stewart wished to make a motion to the court concerning the additional sent- enct of preventative detention,. However the Crown, moved in-
Judige Darloy Re-Elected P. C. Hospital President
to patients and staff. In addition, 1,379 operations were performed. and days of patient care totalled 32,500.
During the year 38 student nur- ses were enrolled for training, and $60,000 in goods and services pur- chased from local Island business and a staff of 139 were employed
The meeting approved a reso- lution amending the by—laws to permit the total number of trustees to be increased to five. one of whom must be a member of the medical staff. The Board of Trustees will thus have two members of the medical staff serving on it.
Judge Darby was re-elected president of the Board. ther officers elected included: arry T. Holman, lst vice-president; A. P. Mulligan, 2nd'vice-presi- dent; and J .M. Logan, secretary-
reasurer.
Trustees elected to serve a three-year term were: J. F. Arnett, Lorne Driscoll, R. S. Hinton, Wilfred Kelly, Dave Miller, all of Surrunerside; Ralph Callbeck, Central Bedeque; Mar- tin DesRoches, Miscouche; Ralph Monkley, Lot 16; Eric Robinson, Albany; Wilfred Shea, Tignish; Aden Mulligan, Kin- kora; Eric Jessome, Margate.
Robert Jardine of Freetown was elected to the Board for
a two-year term completing the vacancy resulting from the resig- nation of former Board member and president, Mr. A. A. Scales.
Four-Yyear Sentence ls Given In Attempted Break Case
stead, to request the maximum sentence normally imposed for the offence.
Judge Tweedy, in passing sen- tence oii the prisoner said that no one felt worse than he did at having to take away a man's liberty, but he noted the failure‘ of the prisoner to heed the many previous warnings that other courts had made to him and in view of this he had doubts re- formation of the prisoner through a lesser sentence and he sug- gested that the attorney Gener- al’s Department should see if they could find some means to have him see the advantage of living a law abiding life.
Before his char.ge to the jury Judge Tweedy paid high tribute to the defence counsel, Mr. Mac- Mahon, who was conducting his first jury case, stating that his conduct of the case is in keep- ing with the highest traditions of the-Bar and would do credit to an older and more experienc ed member of the Bar.
Judge Tweedy said Mr. Mac- Mah~on’s client certainly had not suffered from his conduct of the case and he quoted an incident in his own life when a young lawyer, when he stated that late Chief Justice Matheson once said to him” There's always room at the top.”
Judge Tweedy said, I repeat those words to you Mr. Mac- Mahon, “there’s always room at the top."
HLKENSENGTOLN
‘ Mr. and Mrs. Bruce MacLeod. Kensington accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Warren of Char- lottetown have ‘returned home from a most enjoyable weekend spent with Mr. and Mrs. Scott Sinclair, Moncton.
His many friends will be sorry to learn that Mr. Chester Wood- side, Malpeque, is a patient in the Prince County Hospital, where he has undergone surgery.
Her many friends will be sorry to learn Mrs. William Brander is confined to her home through ill- ness. .
On Wednesday afternoon des- pite the inclement weather a large crowd gathered at -the auc- tion sale of live stock and ma- chinery of Mr. Robert Simpson, Malpeque. Mr. E.C‘. Bell was auctioneer and a good sum of money was realized.
Her many friends will be pleas- ed to learn Mrs. Turner Glydon of Margate, is making a rapid recovery, following her recent operation in Prince County Hos- pital. -
Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Cousins accompanied by their two dau- ghters, Judith and Gertrude, and Mrs. Atwood Blakeney, have re- turned to their home in Baltic after a pleasant weekend in Moncton, N.B the guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Wigmore and fam-
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-Mrs. William Cousins enter- tained the members of Baltic Wo- men's Institute at their May meeting on Tuesday evening, May 6th.
Miss Mary Hunter, teacher at Cape Traverse, spent the week- end at her home in Baltic.
Her many friends will be sorry
dition of the roadsat that time his parents were -unable to attend the ceretnony.
Monthly meeting of Altar So- ciety of Uzrba-nville was held at the ‘home of Mrs. Zenou Gallant. After usual business, a beautiful cushion was donated by Mrs. Al- pine Gallant. and was lotteried and won by Miss Zeta Arsenault. Next meeting to be -held at home of Mrs. Frank Arsenault.
Friends of Mr. Fide P Arsen- ault will be sorry to learn he is still in P.C. Hospital and his con- dition lias not improved.
Friends of Cpl. Gordon Gaudet. son of Mrs. Archie Gaudet. and- the late M1‘. Gaudet. wi_ll be pleas-,1 ed to learn he has been promoted; by R.C.A.F. to the rank of Ser- geant. Sergeant C-audet has been stationed at Bagotsville, Quebec since July, 1955 and is now em- ployed at crew chief in fire fight- ing section. He resides with his wife and four -children at the R.C.A.F. station, u3asots\'il16‘w; Quebec: 7 A‘ 8'31‘!
to learn Mrs. Keir Crafer, Baltic, is ill. All ‘trust for her speedy recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Parker and Mr. Parmeanus Phillips. Sum- merside, were visitors to Ken- sington recently, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tyndal Semple.
On Saturday evening, May 3rd the members of the executive of the eight Women's Institutes, namely; Malpeque, Baltic, Ind- ian River, Clermont, Spring Val- ley, Hamilton, Darnley and Sea View, met at the home of Mrs. William Harriligton, Spring Val- ley, where plans were finalized for the District Convention to be held in Spring Valley Hall on Tuesday afternoon, June 3rd. There will not be an evening ses- sion at this convention as it is annual school meeting evening.
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MISCOUCHE
Mrs. Joseph Gaudet of Alber- ton was a recent visitor to Mis- oouche at the home of her sister, Mrs. Arthur Gaudet.
Friends of Ely DesRoche will be sorry to learn that he recently entered the Prince County Hospi-
tal where he is receiving treat- ment. ~
Patricia Poirier of Miscouche recently left for London, Ontario, where she will be employed in the R.C.A.F. for the summer months.
Pete Steele, a student of St. Dunstan’s University, recently arrived at his home in Miscouche where he will spend the holidays.
Miss Elizabeth Steele recently entered the Prince County Hospi- tal where she will receive treat- ment.
The miscouclie Home and School Association recently held their monthly meeting in the Con- vent auditorium. Jerry Richard presided. Plans for the Gradua- tion Prom were made.
Justin McNeill recently arrived at his home in Miscouche to spend the summer holidays. Jus- tin is a student of St. Dunstan’s College.
First Holy Communion was received by twenty Grade I. boys and girls on 'l‘liursday, May 15, at St. John the Baptise Church, Miscouche. In the afternoon the Grade XII pupils gave a party for their benefit.
On Monday eveiiiiig the annual inspectioii of the Sea Cadets took place at the Queen Elizabeth Park in Summerside. A large number of parents and, friends atteiidecl. Following are the sea cadets from l\llS£‘OuCll€I Wilfred Gander, Albert Gallant, Claude Gallant, Wayne Veno. Ticlwin Dc.»- Roche and Leonard Gallant. mg
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Graduates In Veterinary Med.
Leigh B. Donald of Alma. P. E.I., graduated recently from the Ontario Veterinary College with the degree Doctor of Vet- erinary Medicine. Dr. will be located at Sackville. New Brunswick, with the Provincial Department of Agriculture.
BURTON
A large and appreciative au- diance filled St. Marks, Lot 7 Parish Hall Friday evening, May 16th when Kinkona Dramatic club presented their 3 act play “The Millionaire”. Specialities were a duet “It’s A Little More Like Heaven Where You Are,” by Misses Mary Dalton and Cheryl Rogers. A solo “Send Me The Pillow That You Dream On” by Frankie MacGregor. Refresh- ments were served by the ladies.
Miss Mary C. MacGiregor of Charlottetown, spent the holiday weekend at the home of her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Mac- Gregor, Burton.
Howard Dalton and family, Stevie and Stella, also his mother, Mrs. Eva Dalton of Slemon Park, R.C.A.F. Station, Summerside, spent the holiday weekend at
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their former home in Burton.
Mr. and -Mrs. James Reilly of
Halil'vax,‘N.S.. are visiting Mr. Reilly’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Reilly, Cape Wolfe.
The first of a series of Catec- hism classes in preparation for First Holy Communion, Confirm- ation, and the Cathecism exams was held at St. Mark's Church, Lot 7, on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale McKenna of Elmsdale, were Sunday visitors at the home of Mrs. McKenna‘s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Reilly, Cape Wolfe.
The many friends of Mrs. Lorne Hemlow, Cape Wolfe, are pleased to learn she has returned home from the Community Hospital, O’Leary, and is now much im- proved in health.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Stewart and family of Slemon Park, R.C.. A.F. Station, Summerside, were visitors to Burton during the holi- day weekend.
ALMA
Miss Rae Barbour returned. to her home in Alma after spending a week in Kensington at the home of Mrs. James MacKinnon.
Mr. Bill Donald was a passen- ger by bus to Charlottetown on Fridy. May 9. Bill is taking ex- aminations prior to his entering a drug store to study pharmacy.
Mr. Gordon Barbour and Miss _Soplice Barbour, R.N. accompan- ied by Mr. Wallace Donald motored to Malpeque and Ken- sington on Sunday, May 4.
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Mr. and Mrs. J.W. Profit and family spent Saturday, May 3. visiting relatives in Alma, Tignisli and St. Louis.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dunn and children Betty and Raeburn were visitors to Summerside on Wed- nesday, May 7.
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. Mrs. Hayes, Alberton, is spend- ing some time visiting her sister, Mrs. Pearl MacGovern.
Mrs. Pearl MacGovern was hostess to the Anglican La-dies Aid on Wednesday evening.
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