"VD." DECEMBER 18, - 1952

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THE WESTERN

'T'.'E-rj PRWUE COUNTY OFFICE T8 Summer Street. Somme .:.1... Phone

, News, Subscriptions. Advertising Representatives GEORGE GLOW and GEORGE WOTTON

Home Phones: 8031 and .3038.

The Guardian may be bought at any of the

following store: in slunmereidex

kn gglgutare, Summer street; Gouruea Drugstore. :1 Central Shoal nu,-. News-stand, Water Street; Mark Gender. 87 Granville Street: W" .oucotte'e Grocery, second Street; Island Motor sranopon.

120 Russell street; Emnssra Bell-

W'."' 5'36" "nu" Gmg;-Ties Drllc. K. I. wait. in Be 'WEB'.l' rauycn ounce Alberton:

GUARDIAN

Frank Weein. Bepruentailvl

S'side Athletic Ass'n Meeting

8031.

W. Chester MacDonald,

to his home through illness.

The S. A. A.A. held a special meeting at the Bummso-side Town Hall last night with the president. in the chair. Bab Clark. vice presldenhn. c. A. F. station Summerslde in acted as secretary in the absence of Jimmie Hogan who is confined

, Two chairmsnshipe were filled. James Hogan being appointed chair- man of hockey, and Lleut. D. Mur-

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THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOW'N

Air School Film Shown At Summersideg

-"Navigators For Nata" filmed at

May of this year by the National Film Board. was given its prem- iere presentation at R. C. A. F. Station. Summerside yesterday af- ternoon at 4:15 p. m. at a showing attended by the commanding of-

side, the film takes its audience behind the scenes and into the class rooms where the navigator trainees are taught various and intricate phases of navigation training.'l'hen up into the skies where in ”flylng classrooms" they review the pract- ical training that leads to ultim- ate qualification of beingiable to navigate an aircraft accurately in any part of the world.

The film ends with actual scenes from a graduation ceremony at which chief of the air staff designate. C. R. Slemon. C.B.. 0.3. E.. CD.. in whose honor slemon Park was named. presents wings to a group of Canadian. British.

many parts of the royal visit last fall.

The film of which "Navigators For Nato" is a part. will be made available for release to all com- mercial theatres immediately, and in the next few weeks hundreds of thousands' of people across the Dominion of Canada will be having a glimpse of Prince Edward Island's air navigation training station at Summerslde, described by a high ranking officer on a recent visit as being perhaps the best navigation school in the world.

Late last night it was learned that the film of which ”Na.vigators For Nato" is a part. will be shown to the general public for the first

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REGENT rolnciir 1.15-9.15

iuiilsl: SHE WANTS Tl). "l)lV()ltCE ' urn MOM AND pop!

: 2 0"! II ED Phone 53" 00 In 5&3 III ray. of basketball. Gold Kelly was flcer. officers commanding the time on Friday and Saturday mm-is

...BUY CHRISTMAS cards. rib- buns, seals. tags and wrapplngs ,3 Gourlles Rexall Drug Store.

-UNLOADING oar Sydney coal today at Piusville. Edward Gallant.

Plusville.

109?; of!

TM -CHlT.iSTMAS Boods Grocery

during the sale. Gallant co, Howlan.

..sl”EPB.lSE. Give your near guns a hearing aid for Christmas. We also carry all batteries and mlds. for all makes. Foley Drug store. Summerslde.

-(0ME T0 the Christmas con- .m. Baltic School. Thul'S(lfl)'. D1-r, lit at 8 p.m. Admission 35c and ').')c.

..lI'ST ARRIVED. another ship-

of men's leather utility cases.

men I pppcrotl, with waterproof lininlzw Sp:-mil 584.95 at. Gourlios Rexall. lulu: Store.

-5! I(TlAl. lBA.VRV(-iAlN l'Rl('ES

--DELICIOUS handcraft choco- latea, exclusive at. Gourlles Rex- all Drug Store.

-PHILI SHAVE electric shaver. a really grand gift at Gourlies Rexall Drug Store.

-HER. DIAMOND RING will be sure to please "her" if you select it from the line assortment atilvloase Jewellers.

-DON'T FORGET Gallant's Christmas sale, December 18th until Christmas. Gallant Grocery Co.. I-iowlan.

-ALBEETON LEGION is once again expecting a visit from "Santa" Illis your and he will lluve ii gift for all boys and girls up to ion years of age from Al- berton and vicinity on December 22nd from 3 to 5 at the Legion Hall.

--F l' N E RA I. YESTERDAY - Ths funcrlll of the late Antoine Arsenouli. was held at Egmcnt Buy yesterday morning at 9 a.rn

lturln,: 5.110. One new range. one new lzns wnshcr. one Dominion Rcv.'Charle-s Gallant celebrated plsinu &2iflEl.00. One lx'rcll nulu Rt-quicm High Moss, and Revi ;'r.ilirl llama) but beautiful lone. Nrrmire Poirler conducted the lasti sglrnlo. Gallant Grocery Co.. rites at the grove. The poll hear- llnaxlin. crs were Antoine Gallant. Joseph -- Casey. Dolor Casey. Edmund Ber- -R.”2COVF.RS STOLEN ('AR - nzlrd. Ahtion Goudet and Antoine Omrrrs Llnlrlcticr and M2l('l(;'ay Arsenault.-S.

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appointed chairman of a new group called the Mayor's, Rink Fund com- mittee. the purpose of which is to consider ways and means of assist- ing in the current drive for s new rink in Summersfclc.

Lieut. Murray was instructed to find out about the proposed ladies basketball league for Prince Ed- ward Islanrt. and report back to the S. A. A. A. at its next meeting. A. motion was paged to the effect that executive members who-miss three consecutive meetings without good reason shall be dismissed from the executive. and reinstated only by a M vote of the body. should their case be reviewed.

Considerable discussion centred around the acquiring of Johnnie Carrollls. services for baseball coach-

many Nato

various training sections filmed. National Film Board ives. and members of the press. Utilizing about one-third of the National Film Board's "Eye Wit- ness Number 45", the Summerside part of the film, both aloft and on the ground. reviews the amazing equipment used by today's all-force to find their way through the skies. Over Canada's Atlantic natural testing ground for navigat- ors down the ages. navigators from

representat-

coast. B.

countries are put

through a tough thirty-six week course by the R. C. A. F., ending in a colorful graduationiceremony that sends them home native countries amples of North Atlantic unity. Beginning with an aerial view of

to their as perfect ex-

ing duties next. summer. but no def- the big training base at Summer-

inite decision was reached. C S.

berton Women's Institute and to the sponsors of the program.

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French, Belgium, and Italian air- men in a colorful ceremony ending with a royal salute and fly-past of a.,formatlon of Harvard aircraft in a classic example of split second timing and perfect formation fly-

ing. .

Lt. Defraia of the Italian Air Force, a member of this particular graduation class. will be long TB- membered in Summerslde for his interesting art sketches of several summerside buildings.

From these drawings post cards "are made. and the proceeds from their sale is used in Boy scout work.

In charge of the camera crew air station was Tom Farley. an ex- who spent several days on the R. C. A. F. pilot. and the camera- man was Wally Sutton who fllmcd

week at the Regent theatre in Sum- merslde. w-S.

MARRIEB NURSE

W I N N I P E G-(CP) - Anthony Mann, a war veteran paralyzed from the waist down because of wounds. married his nurse to show his appreciation for the good treatment he received. He married Mildred Marke of Milwaukee, Wis., a physiotherapist.

OF INDIAN ORIGIN

The name Niagara for the fa- mous waterfalls is derived from an old Indian word meaning "thun- dercr of waters".

' UNWEISAL-iNTERNATi0NKL presents

Mark STEVENS ) Peggy Iillil Lliigi PERREAII

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For CHRISTMAS this year give REGENT THEATRE Gift Tickets. In books of "(So to S500. Now on Sale at Box Office.

Girls! Boys! Come And See Me For The.

(tire car was recovered by the po-

of the Sunlmorside Police lust menini: recovered n i941 Dmigp car stolen i'rom in front of .1 Home on Parltistrect in Sum- morslde l'l(lllYPPnr6100 nnd 6:30 p. m. The car wa. recovered un- danlnged nmr the intersection of Norlhllnlhcrlllnd and Notre Dame Flravts lilmul 7:00 p.m. It is be- lmoii that the car had been rlrlxcn for nlmui ll half an hour as Inc motor was still warm when

Young Group From Alberton On Program

-Following an amateur program held in Alberton W. I. hall on November 21st a group of childrel. from Alberton and surrounding districts motored to Charlottetown Saturday afternoon, Dec. lath to take part in a radio program. Those who won awards at Alberton and were thereby qualified to broadcast were Ruth Jeffrey of Alberton School in the senior vocal solo class. Christine Pickett of Alberton School in the junior vocal solo class. Teddy Corbett of Alberton

LAST TIME This Year in MY OWN TOYLAND at HOLMAN'S

Summerside Store SATURDAY. oec. 20th

10:30 A.M. to 12 Noon 2 to 4 P.M.

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-FIRE DEPT. MEETING-The Olcary Fire Dept. held their first regular meeting on Tucschzy even- Lrlg. Dec. 16th at the Fire Hall. Alton R.aynovr acted as chairman and brought the meeting to order. 22 enthusiastic members were pre- sent. The mat item of business was the appointment of Mr. Ger- aid Matthews as secretary. replac-

romance begins with

t d0 Mrvif S ms the late M8lie.MacAulaY- The School in reading. Clifford and . F”? chief muyd, Smik.” me” 0”” Nadine Gavin of Alberton South I T 1 g lined eaoh mans position on the School in the Vocal duet class, A y fire brigade. Interesting discussion

of fires, operating truck, insurance on

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Charlottetown Store FRlil.AY, Dec. 19th

10:30 A.M. to 12 Noon 2 to .4 P.M. :

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Shirley Bnrbour of Alma School in the senior piano solo class.

These young folk were accom- pauied to Charlottetown by Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wllkie and Blair. Mrs. Arthur Wllkle. Mrs. Fred Pickett and Mr. Eric Corbett. It was reported that the most popular performer in this group will again be heard in a similar broadcast next Saturday afternoon. Dec. 20th

T'i'hen the broadcast had been brought to a very successful con- clusion the performers were guests

followed on traffic at time personnel and other matters. not Coffre. sandwiches and doughnuts were served by the committee in charge. A few brief remarks by Ralph Adams brought the meeting to a close.

Film Prints Are

. . . it'll n wonderful, romantic mood. It's yours all the time when

you are wearing Tue-y'I wonderful new Midnight scent

. . . merry. mysterious. msgicl And Tussy matches I cologne, s dusting i l .

I a?i)ri!iI&IIhihI

l Midnight's not . time l .

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I Will Be Leaving rt? The North Pole Saturday

powder. a perfume and a whole series of wonderful cosmetics to your ' Midnight mood. Try them

5 After 4 P.M. To Get Ready For My Long Trip Christmas Eve

AND BOYS

ll... of Alberton Women's Institute at I "day!

supper in a Charlottetown restaur- ant. Then they were taken to visit the stores with all their wonders. including Toyiand. so thrilling to the hearts of children. It was in- deed a day which will be remem- bered by these boys and girls who expressed great appreciation to Al-

Moved To S'side

About one hundred film prints have now been transferred from the Provincial office of the Na- tional Film Board. Charlottetown, to Summerside and made avail- able for the recenty formed Film Council here.

Two projectors and screens have been placed at the disposal of the Summer-side council and will be

Perfume Stick

Cologne Stick i Dusting Powder . A . Bath Mitt l Soap .

sin: 1. II 'l'4l'l'I isnum

WONDERFUL TOYS FOR ALL GIRLS

Sturdy Sleighs 1.39 to 5.95 ' Hardwood Table and Chair Sets . . . . . . . 7.95

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Lipstick. Rouge. Powder Midnight Cologne

THE PERFECT GIFT

Attention Fishermen

kept at the Summerside High See the Tussy Complete

srhnol in c dy of Mr. Ben Beauty Kits in Smart Leath-.1

B::gc”fve;9u?"'aglY g"1r:t5"”l" t 0fVA1b.eI't0ll aild Vicinity er cases. Colors - Red,l "Leader" Tricycles . . . . . . . . . . . 19.95 1'0 22.95 3 9 W019” ' Now IS the time to have Black, Brown, :

lomst class was held in the High School library where representat- ives of the various organizations started their training in proper

Oi-her Tricycles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8.95 to 27.50 Doll Carriages .... . . . . . . . . .. 4:95 to 15.95

boat engines and haulers overhauled. Be assured of an excellent job by bringing

GOURLIES

2 lbs. Bulk DATES U2 lb. WALNUTS V2 lb. Bulk COCOANUT 3 Dkgs. JELLO 3 tins Cainpbellls SOUP

2 fins Avilrler-CORN . 2 tins Radio PEAS .

2 tins TOMATOES . . guns Avlmer PORK & BEANS . tins SPAGHETTI ........................ .. 2 tins PEACHES . 2 tins PEARS .. llhottle Cherry JAM. Matthew Wells 450 - ts. Raspberry JAM, Matthew Wells 84c

gvgcllttles Strawberry JAM, Matthew- . 109; DISCOUNT

1 H S. .... - Fancy China CUPS and SAUCERS,

-1 tins PREM .. 31.00 regular 31.15-Clearing at ...... .. l 9 n Acadia BAKING POWDER 25o 6 White cups and saucms . -

K. n. mrrrnaws to

1 gallon JAVEX 2 doz. ORANGES, s . 2 lbs. GRAPES ..... ....... .. 2 lbs. PEANUTS 2 lbs. MIXED NUTS

1 lb. I-fillcrest CHOCOLATES . '1 lb. HARD MIXED CANDY

Ladle.-s' WOOL SWEATERS Ladies' SLIPS. lace trim .. Ladies' FLIGHT BOOTS .. Ladies' RUBBER OVERSHOES Men's FLIGHT BOOTS ........... H " Men's Kitchen Zipper OVERALLS .. Men's and Boys' UNDERWEAR-

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Light Sets

See Our Big Display .

Tree Ornaments

And Other Decorations"

'A man.

"Whero Santa Hangs I-its Hut"

usn of films and projectors. them to ; Mi:frnnJl:h1:MthTl1x3iT.ciTi'oTiTZ2 BURKWS GARAGE REXALL DRUG STORE T Beautiful Dolls. Canadian and English mode- ;:;i;eelv:n.-huge of the instruction Alberton 1 Phone 3230 - 21 Central street. 58c '0 C ' "18 and will continue the Immediately glf.;”..::.."e;:g..l:;"dw Wane R; E. . T IT W ' I ' K PIKE-CHRISTMAS nsnosms l Special Toy Clearance 5 AT T i " H 3' l K. IT. MATTHEWS. ELMSDALE lg ngcgmhgr 19th to 24th g Starting Today, Thursday, Dec. 18th ii ' ” a . bl MOLA nil Ending Wednesday, Dec. 24th BIG sELEc-no" AT SSES, Golden Special. gal. . . 95c 5 lbs. ONIONS ................. .. .. 40 it ' loulbshvlzhite or Brown SUGAR . 930 2 pkgs. Christie's sooas 57: 4 3 lb-S (g.my;'anaCTEA 1; cakes Toilet SOAP 270 i 0 . 4 Ibs- JeWt;ySHlE)ust LARD 2 SUPERSUDS with Plas lc pron .. 490 0 2 lbsv B mes RTENING .. pkgs. Robin Hood MIX-Choc- 2 lb - u eedless RAISINS olate and White with Mixing Bowl 85c .. s. Seeded RAISINS ......... .. 5 lb. pkg. ROLLED oars . 48c '