MAY 2. 1952
THE GUARDIAN. CHARIHFTETOWN
PAGE NINI
fisquid East -Notes
Mr. Floyd Jay was in Montague on business Tuesday, April 29th.
..'Mr. Bobble Lesrd was a vis- itor in Montague on Wednesday.
April 23:11.
Mr. George Dover was a visitor in Charlottetown Wednesday, April 30th. ,
Mr. Wendell Jay motored to Charlottetown on Wednesday, April 30th.
Mr. Milton; Rodgerson was a visitor in Charlottetown Tuesday. April 22ndv
Mrs. Sammy Birt was is visitor in Charlottetown, Monday, April 21st.
Mr. and Mrs. Russel Myers were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Wooiridge on Sunday. April -27th.
Mr. and,Mra. B. W. Birt. Park- dale. were Visitors in Plaquld East sunday. April 27th.
Miss Georgie Dover, teacher in Pisquld East Schoolawas ll vis- iior in Charlottetown on Satur- dpy, April 26th.
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Mr. Owen Kelly left Wednesday. April 23rd, to spend agfaw days at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Walter White, Donagh. .
Mr. Leith Woolrldge. Mount Stewart. spent the week-end of April 26th at the home of his par- ents. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Wool-
ridge.
Mr. and Mrs. George Leard. Mount Stewart, were visitors in Plsquid East Monday, April 8th, guests of Mr. and Mrs. 1-liirold Jay.
Mr. Wallace Blrt, Mr. Edgar Birt and Miss Isabel Birt motor- ed to Charlottetown Saturday, April 26th.
Miss Linda Leard. student at P. W. C.. Charlottetown. spent the week-end of April 26th at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. lfred Leard.
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Miss Harriet O'Connor at uni. town Cross. was a recent guest at gaouhomo of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
Mr. Frank Shanahan and Mr. Samuel Machln. Department of Votersns'. Affairs officials. were business visitors to Georgetown on Wednesday. April 30th.
rriend: of Mr. Frank Solomon are sorry to, hear that he is in- dlspoaed at his home and all wish him a speedy return to good health.
,1 Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lavend- ler were visitors to St. Mary's Road on Wednesday. April 30th, where they were the Mrs. Lavandler's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles McCarron.
Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Buifett and four children. of Montreal. motored to Georgetown, arriving on Tuesday, April 29th, on I visit to Mr. Buffett'a father, Mr. Wil- liam Buffett and his brother-ln- law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Spurgeon Walker.
..'Mr. Daniel Rlliey of Mont- ague has once again taken up, the duties as factory foreman and preacrver at William S. Martell's factory--in Georgetown. Mr. Rllley has heid,this position for a good- ly number of seasons and has a host of friends in Georgetown.
Captain William Sigworth of Newport was a visitor to George- town during the week, on route to his home from Charlottetown. The genial captain has many friends here, who are always glad to welcome him. While in George- town he was a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Guy I-lemphill.
The lobster fishing season of 1952 got away to an auspicious start at 12:00 o'clock noon on Wednesday, April 30th. This is the first year the new date for running the lines has been in ef- fect and judging from comments and results the change is all for the better. The heavy fog which shrouded the coast in the early part of the forenoon, had lifted during the morning and the sea was calm. Many fishermen suc- ceeded in placing several boat loads of traps in the water and some good catches may be ex- pected before the week is out. The bait situation is good, as there were some herring caught locally and several craft unload- ed cargoes of herring from the Magdalene Islands. AC
East Baltic and Vicinity
Lake spent a recent week-end his home in Peter's Road.
Mir. Horace North Lake recently.
Point, was a business visitor Eouria on April 19.
Mr. Neil Moliellan, Red Point, was a business visitor to sourla and sauna west recently.
Mr. John Moxie. Howe Boy. was a business visitor to Red Point on' April 19th.
learn or the illness of Mr. James
guests of .
At Signalsi Conference Here
, Mr. ah-iieia Johnson of Nortl: I
McDonald. Both- well. was a business visitor to
Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Kidson, Red '0 ed positions as
Lt.-Col. W. H. Ellis;
here Saturday is the group pictured above. Lt.-Col. J. D. Stewart. Back row. llama, Lt.-Col. K. M. Johnston, Col. J. H. Show,
Among the guests. Active and Reserve Officers, who attended the Maritime Signals Conference held Left to right, front row. Dr. J. J. Green, Dr. 0. M. Solandt,
Lt.-Cmdr. J. J. Trainor, Lt.-Col.
Brigadier G. G. K. Peake, Col. H." L. Meuscr, and
A. w. Rogers, Lt.-Col. H. M. Wil-
Nk. Gus. B. Campbell, employee of the Eastern Packing Company. souris, spent a recent week-end at his home Lil Red Point.
Mr. and Mrs. Earle C. Johnson. North Lake, were business visitors to Charlottetown on Monday, Ap- 111.31;
nrienda and neighbours of Mrs. Harold Moclregor, East Baltic, are sorry to hear she is not enjoying” her usual good health.
Mrs. Edwin Robertson, Munns Road. recently spent a pleasant week-end at the home of Mr. wal- lace Frasier, Red Point.
Mr. Herbert Frasier, Kingsborc. is confined to his home through illness. A quick recovery is the wish of his many friends and neigh- hours.-
Ml-53 Marie Cheverie, Charlotte- town, daughter of Mr.- and Mrs. Fred Cheverie. spent the Easter holidsys with her parents at East Point.
Mr. Lester Lecco. Murray River. is busy preparing for the lobster fishing. Mr. Lecco operates a packing plant at North Lake dur- Ing the lobster season.
Mr. Pat Mlclnnls has rasumei his duties as teacher in feed point School having spent ii. pleasant
Easter holiday at his home in Si.' ' Peter's Bay. Misses Flora McLean and Rita
Cheverie. East Point have accept-
cooks for the loo-'
0 Bristol and - I O I Vicinity Mr. Teddy McEwen, local paint- er. painted the interior of the Mor-
ell three-room school recently while it was closed.
Mr. J. D. Morrison. another paint- er, is at present doing some Jobs in this vicinity. mostly inside woris. as the holise-cleaning season is full swing. ..
There is -plenty show here yet de- spite the call of Spring. In Canavoy on April 24th., there was about five feet of snow on that winding road and many feet of it in the woods.
There have been practically no trout taken from thestreams here yet owing to so much surface water running. It keeps the streams mud- dy all the way to the lake.
Mrsand Mrs. Melvlne Eyrne were visitors here on Thursday. April 24th. They are considering moving to this vicinity for the summer months as it would give the child: ran a. much needed outing.
some of the women and girls from here are scheduled to work in the fish packing plant at Sourls this spring and summer, and ityis
plerre. on his way back to his home in the Magdalen Islands from Seven Islands where he was em- ployed nli winter. Mr. Lapierre stopped off to see his mother and other members of his family who reside here along with his many good friends. Angus left here a few years back to reside in the Gulf Islands.
It is learned that Mr. Gerald Nolan has puiichased the old Bria- toi Mills form from James Kenne- licir. This is the old Henry Mc- Ewen estate but does not include the mills or the fishing ponds. The ponds and fishing rights belong to some city business men. Mr. Ken- neflck, who purchased the pro- perty is few years ago from Mrs. W. H. McEwen, has recently purchased a. property on the Moreil Road and will move there shortly.
Mr. John '1'. O'Brien. who is 87. says he is in fine health again after a. long illness during. the winter. He says he expects to have a spell at fishing this sum- mer and he domrft mean trout. With sixty-five years on the sea, he says he will be after the sai- mon. Mr. O'Brien says hard work and clean living are the things for long life and he never knew the taste or tobacco in any form, and
IN MEELORIAM
sens. units! 1). wm-rs:
Quietly and peacefully on March 3rd. 1952, there passed away at Hampshire. one of its oldest and finest citizens, Mrs. Henry D. White, at the age of 85. Owing to failing health she had been 8 semi-invalid for several years but remained highly interested in her church and community.
Mrs. While, the former Mary Bethesda Matthews. daughter of the late William John Matthews of North Wiltshire. was the last remaining member of a large of five sisters and six bro-
of Stanhope, predeceased her many years ago, as- did their daughter Bertha, Mrs. Sylvester, and son Ernest.
She married Henry D. White of Bonshaw and is few" years later moved to -Hampshire where Mr. White predeceased her some twen- ty years ago. By her second mar- riage she became the step-mother of three children, Fidessa. Hettie. and Levi. who have predecease” her, and the mother of .two sons, Derrll of Hunter River and Ches- ter of Hampshire. also one daugh- ter Gladys. Mrs. Lorne Smith of Kingston.
She also made a loving home for her'step-daughter Viola, Mrs. Earl Anderson of Dunstatinsge. who came to reside with them at an early age. following the death of her mother Fidesss.
Regional lsliiiuiilzatloii clinic ilsiitras
and PREV-SCHOOL CHILDREN who have never been inoculated will be held in the following schools for sur- rounding districts:
Elmsdale-Monday, May 5 ...................... 10:00A.M. Albertoia-Monday, May 5 z................ .. 1:30 PM. St. Lawrence-Tuesday, May ,Tignish-Tuesday,pMay 6 ....... .. 0'Leary-Wednesday. May 7 ... Bloomfield Station-Thursday, May Carleton, Lot 6-Thursday.
West Devon-Thursday, May 8 .............. 10.30 ” Inverness-Thursday, May 8 .-................. 11:00 " Mt. Pleasant-Thursday, May 8 ...... ........ 11:30 ” Palmer Rd. South-Thursday, May 8 ...... 2:00 PM. St. Edwards--Friday, May 9 -... ...-.... 10:00 A.M.
Cape Wolfe,-Friday, May 9 ....................... 10:00 " Glenwood-Friday, May 9
Q Peakes Station-'-Wednesday, May 7 ...... 10:00 AM. Moreli-Wednesday, May Mt. Stewart-Wednesday, May 7 ........... 2:00 PM-
York-Friday, May 9 ............... .......... 10:00 AM. Glenaladaie-Friday, May 9 .... .... .. 11:00 " Fort Augustus-Friday, May 9 ................ 1:30 P.,M.
Bethol-Friday, May 9 ........... ................... Hermitage-Friday, May 9 ........................
Immunization Cllnitxfor INFANTS from 3 months
WET PRINCE
8 ............. 10:00 AM 1:30 PM
y 8 .....- 10:00 "
.................. .... 11:00 " UEEN'S and KING'S
7 .......... .......... 11:00 ”
KEEP THIS FOR REFERENCE Department of Health alld'W6IIl.l'e
After the death of her husband. Mrs. White continued to reside with her son Chester and his wife and family. who tenderly cared for her in her declining years.
she leaves to cherish her mem- ory. besides her children, Derrll. Chester. and Gladys. fourteen grandchildren. seven step-grand-
late
man,
chiildren.
children and thirteen great-grarid- Younker, Harry Edwards, and 1-Iibbert. "rremere.
Funeral services conducted by Hampshire Cemetery, Rev. Howard Christie were held on i Thursday, March 6th from her residence. were David Mitchell. Herbert Bow-
The pallbearers
Miller Henderson, Owen
Interment in
We leave her in God's keeping. The rough road safely o'er, ' Not dead to those who love her. But only gone before.
ANY
will not start now.
understood an truck will pick them up each morning and return them to their homes in the evening daily.
That fine old property at St. Polaris Harbor known to maiiy as Ernest McEwen's old farm and to
ster season with Mr. E. C. .John.' old timers as the fine estate of the son. North Like. These young lad. late E.A. Simpson, M. P. P. here at
tea and
are quite capable of cooking one time. has been closed ilp all I catering to the hungry flsh- Winter 85 errnan.
alph Mclilwen. the pres- lcnt owner, as been away. Friends ..v,l hope to see Mr. and.Mrs. McEwen back again this spring to look af-
T Canada's largest province, Que-. ter it.
jg I;t;..g1I.ao square miles com- A host of friends will regret tolpginc, 1.;d,,'V,,d s?,li:;fL
miles
A welcome visitor here for a few days recently was Mr. Angus La-
for
...'Mlss Mabel O'Brien, President or the Teachers' Federation. and at present Principal at Moleil graded school. plans to leave here early in July for western Canada along with three other teachers to attend the annual convention of the Federa- tion at Winnipeg. The conferences will last foriseveral days and they will then, go to Vancouver and other places in the WestL'l'he.V will return home through t a United
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states visiting Waahlnsi:0n- NW York, and Boston. being away m0l'8 than a. month, and will travel by
car. .-N
Whslen at his home in Bear River.
Mr. sellens Jackson, employee cl Mr. E. 0. Johnson, North Lake. spent the past. week-end with his family in Fortune.
Mr. Reginald Rose, boat build- or of ma Point, has completed a lovely fishing boat. for Mr. Robert Robertson. Kingston.
Mr. Wendal Robertson has re-, turned to his has-ns.in xingsboxo having spent the winter months iisl bsbrsdorr
ha. Inks Johnson, Montagur, was a recent business visitor to Klngsboro.
Mr. Francis Gillie, has srrlvs-.i home from Toronto, Ontario, and is now employed at North Lake preparing for lobster fishing. '
Mr. Charles Merhee, North Lake, spent a pleasant week-en-l with his wife and family at Little Harbour recently. .
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