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QWESTERN .. GUARDIAN

fun a PARISH Picnic at West

,' ’ Tuesday, August 26th. '- _' Hall ' . August 23%. . Music;

I SKI will be at Kin:

Tuesday 4-5. Office I and Mrs. Mack

.. ‘ ,OPEN ,AIR store 3,. usingtoano flee bah ,suckers, etc. Save money *theuntol‘ 10 centsa do- " 10 lbs, 79 cents, Tea , pound, King Cole 49, Hill: 24, milk 6 for- 89, plum tomato juice 115, chicken $1.69, nylons 39. toma- ‘ more. Open ‘tililo , . I . . . . . l

,ONAI—S, 3. Douglas ,Gofin of

who recently underwent

in =Prince"Couli-ty :r- Hos- ,ste‘adlly. improving. ,

; w auers. Frank Ward, Jr. {MM children. Bill And Mail‘- , Eat. have been visiting with , and Mrs. Harold Rodd for 2i W days at Mr, Rudd’s cottage ” North Bedeque. They left on {ulnar their home in st. Lam- : u W Saint John.

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15 Church on Wednesday evening,

K . and the 166th of the first Pro

a to the Protestant chaplain at the

7 daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon

TRIED TO WINK BACK

Toronto's City Hall Thursday brought a royal wink from Prin- cess Margaret for five-year-old

ford, Maine; Mrs. Arthur )Gou- let (Angeline in North Leeds, Mrs._ Frank Brown (Elizabeth in Reading, Mass;

inspiring Biblical Drama” Pilgrims Of The Way” a Story. of theearly church was impressively presented in the 'I‘lyou United

July 30th, in connotation with the 75th and rededica-. lion of the present church build-

testant service in Tryou. ,.- The scenes were laid in? the beautiful of. the. 0le Mary, sister of Barnabas mother of John Mark during the anniversary of the positives, While in an upper room the Christians could. be heard while One of the'acts portrays the persecution of the Christians, the stoning of Stephen and the arrest of John Mark. It also depicted the esulanlgement of Saul from his best’friand Barnabas, who has become p.mllower of. Christ and

Picnic Trips For InVclicls Planned .. Today. -.

More than dozen invalids andushut-inswlll- be on a sight—seeing picnic trip today when, a Walter Callow bus visits Submelbide’fior'tha't purpose. _ ' The Ladies Auxiliary of the Canadian legion, which sponsors the outing for these passelngers, will be supplying lunch for every- one during the ridel ’ ‘ ‘ "

The bus will make two trips, be-

leave the Legion Home on Water Street, and collect the invalid passengers at their own homes

. .ZALBERTON > ,

, iss Belle JVillde, ' Charlotte- toWn, spent the weeken dwith her parents, Mr.» and Mrs.» Arthur Wilkie, Alberton. ~ ' ‘ '

Mis Sophie Ramsay,- returned to her,home in Alberton on Sat- urday after spending a few days with‘relatives in Kensington.

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Aitken, CharlottetoWn, are'holidaying in Alberton, guest of the latter’s father, Mr. G. H. Hardy. v

Mr. and Mrs. Vernon England, Alberton, enjoyed a brief motor trip to the eastern part'of the province during the weekend. .

Mr. John Fraser of Bridgetown, N.S.,nwho is» serving as asistant

R.C.A.F. Station, Summerside, during the summer, conducted conducted services of worship on Alberton pastoral charge of the United Church of Canada yester- day.

Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Nicker- son have returned to their home in Woodstock, N. B., after spend- ing the past three weeks in Al- bertou‘with their son-in-law and

Hudson. They were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Hudson who will be their guests during this Week.

Mr. and Mrs. Eric Caldwell and Arden Belle have arrived from Dartmouth, N. S.. to spend their vacation with relatives in this Province. They will he in Alberton this week with Mrs. Caldwell's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wilkie.

Mrs. Thomas Gallant and her daughter, Miss Dorothy Gallant, Charlottetown are guests this week of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ahearn, Alberton.

Mr. and Mrs. Allan Bishop motored from Dorchester, N. B.,

ginning at 9 a. 111. when it will ,

Emmanuel Reid. Manny said he tried to wink back but didn't know how. But inspired by the

Cove Farmer ls

lKlllédWhen‘ Horses Boll

Mrs. Paul Peters (Maud) in Charlottetown; and Mrs. Thomas Gallant (Annie) also in- Char- lottetown. ‘ -

Biblical Dram-d Presentation Marks Church’s Anniversary y:

who refused to join in the perse- cution of the, In the llinal scene a scroll was Mought to Barnabas by a run- ner with’dle following message from Saul: “Peace be unto you, ,I too have seen the Christ”. . The cast of characters in this draina was as fol- lows:,John Mark, Norman Gar- .ruthers; Barnabas, Revs Douglas

amt; Rhoda (digservant) Mrs. Austin Smith; Saul of Tarsus, Dr. Peter MacDonald; a- messenger, Bill Crawfords’Dr. MacDonald

greatly of the beauty in the gar- den scenes. Outsgalndlng moral paintings depicting flowors and trees as envisioned in the gar- dens ot' early times were design- ed by Miss Mary Gaunble and her mother, Mrs. Elmer Gamble.

Calrs‘ Dd moged In Collision

The front end of the 1949 car of Leo Scanlons of Norboro was badly damaged. about midnight on Sunday when it was in collis- 'ion with the back 'end‘éf a 1956 car of Ralph, Dy-ment of St. Eleanors on then‘hlgbrmywest of Miscouclhe. ' ‘ ' v '

Both cars were said to be pro- ceeding eastward when the ac- cident occurred, and no one was reported .to have been . injured.

S’Side' Cubs ‘ Break Camp, 1

.Averymooes'sful

plaick, holiday

mottoAug 3rd by the ’First, 'Second,’ third and fourth Sui-114 nlerside Cub Packs from Which 52 subs attended. cubs de Air Madam ' -:ilbclluded day, soilt andtests were for the athlete badge. - Camp-fire was held each night andwhile in camp the church services were held for the pro- testant boys with the- leaders conducting and mass was vcelle~ bnalted for the Catholic boys by Rev. Father Peude'ngalst. Camp leaders were Mrs. Alton

I ,Dalling, Edger Ramsay. Thomas

Phillis, Harold Carr, Donald Camp quartermaster Was Gordon Kerr.

O O Pollce Seeklng » O 0 Missing Truck

A 1957 Studebaker half-ton truck, brown and cream color, license 9N0. C-2329, missing from the parking lot of Willard Mac- Donald'Ltd. in Summerside, since Saturday morning, had still not been located up to last evening. and was the'object of- ; search by police. ' '

Retired Kilddre Resident Dies, Funeral Today

Mr. James O’Rourke, a senior citizen of Kildare, passed away on Friday, August I. after an ill- ness of several months.

A son of the late James 0’- Rourke and his wife Mary Bren- nan, he was born ninety-seven ye‘ars ago at Kildare and there he lived for the greater part of his life.

He was married to Annie Doyle of Skinner’s Pond who predeceas- ed him fifteen years ago.

Almost twenty years ago Mr. O‘Rourke retired from farming.

during the weekend to visit Mrs.

HI. C. Matthews. Alberton South.

Since then he has lived with his sons and daughters. Part of this

Earle; Mary, How- i

was held at Gallup Buchan July:

rambles, tw periods each,

recognition he was still roaming around City Hall at 8 p.m. (CP Wirephoto)

Central. U.C. . O Y.P.U. .Execuhve . I . .

Holds Meetlng Elmer MacLean, Geraldine Woodside, Katherine Poole, Carl Mill-er, Errol Sharpe, Ernest Murphy and Richard Veale, at- tended the executive meeting of Central Presbytery United Church Young Peoples at Travel- lers Rest on July 29. It was announced that Mari- time Conference has agreed to underwrite the expenses of the delegate to the World Council of Christian Education, meeting next week in Tokyo. It was voted that most unions in this presby- tery have made a contribution. Carl Millar of Summerside, was nominated and approved to be, the delegate to National Y. P. U. Council meeting in sack- ville, August 18-24. A committee was set up to contacteach union to share in the raising of 'the necessary $80 expense.’ ' WEEKEND CAMP

The committee to arrange for, and promote, the Island Y. P.: U. weekend camp" at Augustine Cove on September 312~_to 14, now’ act- ing, was approVed‘. It consists of Ernest Murphy, as overall chair-

" man,“ Kay Poole, Bill Callbeck,

and Carl Millar, with power to add. ‘ ‘

These are to work on an Is- land planning committee, having representatives from Eastern and Western presbyteries. ‘ This committee will meet again“ on August 5th., in Charlottetown. It also has the responsibility of ar— ranging a. weekend work camp at the Atlantic Christian Training

, Centre in Tatamagouche.

-It was decided to holthe next meeting at the home of the pre- sident on August 12, at which timela schedule of meetings and unioxi visitations will' he ' consid- ered. It was agreed to have m rs of last year’s executive plus the president of each local union attend. - ~ The meeting was opened With scripture reading and prayer, closed with benediction. ~

O'LEARY

Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Stewart accompanied by— Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Campbell of USA. are guests at the home of their bro- ter and sister, Leonard and Mary Stewart-West Point and Mr. and .Mrs. Stewart, West Point. ’ t 4 Neil. Boulterf mantis, is spending agfew days. m. '- Leary, visiting her daughter and sonJinlaw,:Mr. and. Mrs. Stan- ley Dunville. I

Mrs. Bert Randle and daugh- ter Betty, Waltham, Mass. are visiting in O’Leary, guests of Mrs. Randle’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Westmall Harris.

Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Bradley, Red Mill Quebec, are visiting re- latives and friends, in‘ O’Leary, Knutsford and other places.

Mr. and Mrs. KeirJDuggalslfilailE companied by Mrs. ualmes ware guests Saturday of Mrs.

Wedlock, O’Leal‘Y-

Miss .Ann Sniallman and Mar- ylin Smallmlan, Dartmouth, N.S. are visiting.at the home of Mr. and Mrs. EdgarlSmallman and family, Knutsford. . \Mrs. Leaman Harris and fam- ily who spent the winter months in Gagetown, N.B._ are spend-

, dmcnwas spent in Alberton and

Kildare and part in Newfoundland and Massachusetts. . I

He is survived by twa sons and four daughters: Mrs. J.A, Mur- phy (Rosette) of Dorchester, Mass; Rev. Sister Anna Marie of the Bishop’s Residence, Charlotte- town; Leo of Corner Brook, New- foundland, Joseph of Kildare; Mrs. W.J. Morrissey (Anne) of Dorchester. Mass; and Mrs. Har- old McCarthy (Nellie) of Somer= ville, Mass. three children pre- deceasedhim, Mrs. William FoA ley (Lavina): Edmund and Claude who died in infancy.

There are thirteen grandchild- ren and nineteen great-grand- children.

The funeral will be on Monday from the home of his son Joseph in Kildare Ito the ,Sacred Heart Church, Alberton, for Solemn Re quiem High Mass at 10 am. In-

terment will be "iu the church cemetery-

Nellie Campbell and Mrs. Pearl V

Bill McNally of Summerside last evening was in satisfactory condition in Prince County Hos- pital where he was taken Satur- day evening after the' 1949 half- ton truck in which he was travel- ling left the highway and over- turned at Springhill, near Mount Pleasant.

Bud Ramsay of Summerside. one of two other occupants of the truck, left the hospital after

lug sometime in O'Lealry at their former home.

Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Stewart and son David, Edmonton Al- berta, are visiting at the home of Mrs. Stephen Stewart and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Stewart, West Point.

Mrs. James Gallant, Saint John, N.B., is Vvisitinlg alt-the home of her mother, Mrs. Lucy Stewart, also brother and sister- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Stewart. .

Mrs. Esther Buchanan and her son John Buchanan, Toronto. are visiting at the home of her bro- ther and sisterdn-law, Mr. and _Mrs. Harold MacDougall, Spring- field West.

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lidstone accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.

Leonard MacAusllalnd. were in Summerside Wednesday evening.

Misses Elaine and Charlotte Vey, Beverley MacIsalac, Lois Harris, Verna MacWilllams. Bon- nie and Donna Boats and Geor- gie Oarruthers, returned to their homes in O’Leary andvioinity af- ter spending ten days at MR. E.C. Camp Augustine Cove.

Mr. and Mrs. Chesley Maels- aac and family and. sister Aud- rey MacIsaac, Toronto, Ont, are spending their holidays visiting Mr. and Mrs. Bennie MacIsalac, Dunblvane.

Mr. and Mrs. .George Meggison Knutsford, have as their guests Mr, and.Mrs. Charlie Yeo Red Mill, Quebec. '

Mrs. Neil Silliker, Toronto On- tario, is visiting with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lecky and family, O’Ieary.

dish visited .her home in O’- Leary, the guest of her parents, Mr: and Mrs. Lloyd Silliker, over the weekend.

Mr. and Mrs. George Wilkin- son have returned. to their “home in Springfield West alter a sev- en weekigtour of the British Isles and "Western Europe. They spent sometime in muddn,‘ Edinburgh, Brussels, Amsterdam and Paris. While in Brussels, they visited “the world Fair.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wood- side, Knutsford, were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles WoodSide and family, Malpeque, and Mr. .and Mrs-Roy Burt, Sea View.

Farmers in this vicinity are busily engaged in haymakling.‘ A very good crop is reported.

Mr. and Mrs. Don MacDon- lald and Mr. and Mrs. Thane Bag- lole: left Saturday on a motor trip through the Eastern States and Ontario. '

Among those attending the Gau- det-Hamilton wedding. Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. Horatio Mac- Williams Springfield West, Mr. and Mrs. _Bill Gosbee, ‘O’Leary. and Mrs. Elizabeth Wedlock, Mt. Royal.

Friends of Mrs. Ray MacDow- ell, Knutsfiord, are sorry to hear she is a patient in the Commun- ity Hospital C’Leary.- *' « DU

COADY’S ESSO SERVICE

Drive to the centre of Kinkora Village which is located in one ofthe banner farming areas of Prince Edward Island, and you will find the same top-notch Im- perial Esso service that you would expect as ,a matter of course in a large city.

The Essa Service Station in Kinkora, has been operated sincehl946-by Mr. Fred C. Coady who has been in the service stav tion business for a total of 19 years. . ‘

Mr. Coadyis the proud father of a large family of 10, ranging in age from one to seventeen years. His oldest boy, Gerald, plans to enter St. Dunstan’chni- versity this fall where he will study engineering. I

For the past three years" Mr. Coady has retained the services of expert mechanic EVerett Mc» Lelian. . V

Coady’s Esso Service Station is opendaily from 7 am. to 9 p.m. except Sundays when ser- vice hours are from 10 am. to 8 p.m. , ,.

Coady’s are also dealers for Atlas Tires, Batteries and ac- ceyssories.

“ALWAYS LOOK TO IMPERIAL FOR THE BEST”

Miss Virgina 'Sillikerl Caven-_

One Man Still In Hospital Alter Accident On Highway

medical examination of injuries he received in the accident.

The other passenger was said to be Robert Gaudet of Summer- side and Tignish. ' McNally, who is still in hos- pital, received chest injuries and facial abrasions.

The accident occurred about 6 p.m. on Saturday evening near the residence of Willard Ballum in the Springhin district.

TIGNISH

Mr. and Mrs. Emile Arsenrault, Rumfolrd, Maine, and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Richard, Dorches- ter, Mass, spent four days re- cently visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. Herbert Gaudet,

Mr. Ivan Perl-y, Providence, R. I., is a vacation and visiting ralatives in and about While here he is the guest of Mr. Mrs. Michael F. Gaudet, Tignil Corner.

Mrs. Bessie Bowness, Holllbrook Mass, is visiting her sister, Mrs. William MacLeod, Tignish.

Sincere sympathy is extended to Mrs. Joseph Buote of Tignish, who recently received the news of the sudden death of her bro- ther, Doyle of Providence

Albert Wallace and Mr. and Mrs. R I

Miss Mona Handrahan has ac- cepted a. position of bookakeeper with the Tignish Co-Op Ltd. Mr. Gerald McCarthy is also em- ployed with the Co-Op in the olfice, for the summer months, while on vacation from studies at St. Dunstan’s University, Char- iottetown.

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Congratulations are extended to Mr. and Mrs. James Boyle, As? cension, who were married on Wednesday, July 16th in St. Sim- on aud St. Jude Church, Tignish, The bride is the folimer Miss Irene MoP'hee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael MoPIhee, Tig- nish. and the groom is the son gt Mr. and Mrs. Kier Boyle, Kin- ora.

Mr. and Mrs. Camille Gaudet and children of Moucton, N. B. spent a week visiting Mrs. Gau- det’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jos- eph J. Gaudet, 'I‘ilgnish North.

Mrs. J. Gallant, is at present in Toronto, Ont. Mrs. Gallant went to Toronto to attend the wedding of. her dlau~ ghter. Miss Anita Gallant and Mr Maurice Dugganw J

Mt. Rushinmlioammuge, Mass. is enjoyingihisyvacation and spending it Mrs“ John Harper, and his sister, Mrs. Emmett Callagh- an, St. Louis.

Mr. Merritt Dawson and fam‘ ily have returned to their home in South Boston, Mass. after a 4- week visit with Mr. Dawson's mother, Mrs. Harry Dawson. Sea Cow Pond. ’-

Mr. Marcus Gaudet and dap- ghters, Carmen and Wanda,‘of Toronto, Ont, are enjoying a three week visit, with Mr. Gaudet’s fia- m, Mr. J. Peter Gaudet, Tig-

Mrs. Carroll. Portland. Maine. is a. guest of Mrwaud Mrs. Edgar McCue, Harper Road

Mr. and Mrs. Roger _Lakin of Braintree, Macs, are enjoying a vacation on PIEJ. and are guests at Wrights Tourist Home. On

Sunday they visited Mr. and Mrs. J cihn Slmytlhe, Tignish.

Mrs. W.J‘. Galvin, Tignish, has as her guest, her grandson, Mark Dumphey, Saint John, NB.

Messrs Eugene and Ernest Richard and their. sister Miss Jeanette Richard, all of Tori onto, Ont, are enjoying their an- nual vacation and spending it with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Aubin J. Richard, Tignish.

Mr. David Richard, Toronto, is spending his holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alphonse Richard, Tignish.

Miss Alice Gaudet has return; ed to her 'I‘ignilsh home after ten days spent in Nova Scotia where she along with delegates from all across Canada was a guest of the Canadian Red Cross.

Mr. Louis Gallant, Toronto, ls spending a two week vacation, visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs JoselphE. Gallant, Nail Pond,

‘Mr. Arnold Keoulgh has come from Montreal, P.Q. to visit for two weeks with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Keough, Chris- topher Cross. ’ ’

Mr. Alton Kinch and Miss Aur- elia Perry have returned to Tor- onto, Ont, after a ten day visit with Mr. and Mrs. John J. Per- ry, Tignish. On their return to Toronto, they were accompanied by Miss Irma Perry who plans to remain in the city until the latter part of August, returning in time to continue her studies

in Timth School.

Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Perry and family of Toronto. spent th r e e weeks visiting Mr, Perry’s par-

ents, and Mrs. .Jo‘seph Per- ry,