i 5:9!!!

I nan. .- u Prints county

mises lyglhlhilt ll);-h)erty fight card goes on

at the Charlottetown Fm M3; avenlng. presided over by Mr-NA,

ht. Harry Po ?;aK-ynsmimon will headline the card ,m, . ten-rounder. Simon is the mtesnve type who sou alter hi- mn without let-up once he lets

try to polish off Poulton be- m it ever reaches the tenth can

Harry is a superb defensive fight- or and can keep out of harm's wry with the best of them. be- sides flashing occasionally vicious ..tlt'clcs himself. It adds up to be luieinteresting go. "Gaston R0! in "55 guuantee of ruszedi

ring is a action. We llairen'tIseen the S.D.U. boy defeat- gl yet. but we can imagine if it

doel happen in a Charlottetown ring. it will be a whale of a scrap. The only thing we have. to worry bout is the quality of the opposit- on he faces. for even the young Quebecer cannot make an interest- ing light all by himself. If Grif- fith is tough all will be well. and the tougher he is the more the cash customers will get for their lint!!!)'-

Young Peanuts Arsenault who pleased the crowd last year, and amed an encore from promoter Eon Doherty, is facing young iTiger". Steele and if the Sum- merside boy is as good as he as the last time out, the curtain raiser is likely also to be a hair- raiser. Young Steele has been de- ivering the goods to .everybody's atisiaction for a numbe of bouts. at the Forum now. and we think "Peanuts" Arsenault will help him . make it a very good show.

Monday will see a very interest- ng event in the Summer id: area 150. We refer to the annual Vic- ory Cleaner ten-mile bike race om Kensington to Summerslde. ight cyclists have already sent their entries and more are ex- cted to enter before the holiday. he starters to date are as fol-

to be another tended Liberal meeting

warmed up to the business. He U

.'-.Ib.OI'tIl Meeting AI Summerside

-Premier A. W. Matheson. Mr. 1.. Watson MIcNausht. M.P.. and the Liberal candidates from (11. Third, Fourth and Fifth district; of Prince addressed a largellly gt.

the Capitol Theatre. Sununerside last

Currie. past president f the P. E. Iklliberal Associatloh. Mr. Edson . . president of up Ell! Prince Liberal Associating also addressed the Elthering hug.

Candidate speakers w 34:. Motley M. Bell. Q.C.. SE side. Hon. E. P. Foley. Summer. side. Hon. C. C. Baker. Kenning. ton. Hon. George Macxay, Albany, Mr. J. A. Gallant. Sununerside and Mr. Frank MacNutt. Malpeque, In his address the Premier stat- ed that he would not make prom- ises that he couldn't keep or that would not be beneficial to Prince Edward Island in general. i-le glgo reviewed the record of the Liberal P3”? dl-"fl!!! the past recent years. -8.

Daley, 4. Ronald Pineau, "l:'7lfo'y Wilson, 7. Gordon Forber. ll. Wind. sor Arsenault. 10. Ronnie Hurst. 11 Richard Savidant. They are all Summerside boys except young Wilson who will represent the R. C.A.F. Station here. Corporal Keefe of the R.C.M.P. will he the official starter. and the judggg will be "Bud" Mountain. George Clnrk. Norman Prichard, and, it is expected. though he has not yet been contacted. His Worship, Mayor Henry W. Wedge. We hope

will get good weather second annual bike race. ed for exactly ten miles.

er ten mile bicycle races. Ltd

POLAND RATIFIES mcr ' S ' yLONDl0N (Reuters) - Commu- S Y s nst Po and Thursday ratified the ' ' gl-yeiar sejcliirity pact signed by Men S ussaan ersvnEtE - earl satellites in Waisawafourlggzs -The P981113? Waekly meeting ago, Warsaw radlo reported. The of the Summerside Y's Men's gnctggs tthe Ifolmrlnunisft avnswer to Club was held last night under 9 95 '5 N150" 0 93! Gel" the chairmanship of Charles Link: pganny in the Atlantic defence aye letter. Keith Hobson led me sing ' song. The club president Harold Milligan asked the members to be ready next week to let the building extension committee konw

OLD LANGUAGE The Dutch language Is a West

. s: (with -numbers they will

earl: 1. Tommy Clow. 3. Gerald gin. closely akin to Old English.

Germanic language of Saxon ori- how much may are prepared to

give towards Ll1lS proposed work

-S A LE OF ' homemade icel earn. Long River Hall. Friday. sy M. in aid of W. A.

linics at St. Mary's Hall. Sum- .erslde. May 80th and 81st. 7-9 .m.b500 donors needed.

-NORTH TRYON PRESBY-

PERIAN CHURCH. -Service ay 22nd. 11 a. In. Church School 2.15. Miss Mary A. McKenzie. oeaconess.

-its LP no U n UNITED IIURCH. - There will be service Malpeque United Church on undsy. May ms. at 11 a. m.

-IEDEQUE UNITED CHURCH ASTORAL CHABG . - Services r Sunday. May 22nd. as follows: a. m. at Bedeque. I p. m. at bany. 7.30 p. m. at Borden. Rev. . A. Britten. Central Bedeque. ill exchange with the Minister at e, evening service. Minister, Rev. bo. K. Ward. B. A.. B. D.

-TRYON-EONSIIAW BAPTIST ASTORATE. - Dr. Ernest J. hrrass. Minister. Services for unday. Mw nod. 11.00 a. m. nshaw. 8.00 p. m. Westmorr nd..7.!J p. m. Tryon. At Tryon G. I. '1'. Affiliation Service with andlellghtv Interlude. Sunday nhool at Tryon 11.00 a. m.

-0'I.EAItY PASTORAL ARGE. United Church, Rev. .11. Wagner. Minister: West von. Service 0.3) a. m. 0'Leary. day School 10.00 a. m. Service .00 am. ,Brae. Sunday school 1.!)

m. Service 2.30 p. ro. Bloom- I(I. Sunday School 111!) a. m. rvice 7.!) p. m.

-NEW L 0 N D 0 N Pastoral

- . Services for Sunday. By 22nd, Geddie Memorial 11.00 m.: St. John's. Clifton. 2.30 p.m. 1! River 7:!) p.m. Mr. Doug- - Fox. student minister. Rev. H. Bean. Interim moderator.

PRESIIYTEBIAN Church In

d. Keir Memorial, "day School 10.00 a,m.. divine'

eesiern Guardian

a. m. a Special Service under the Association , mg auspices of the Mission Band, the - 1 G 1 R” G. Wu”. gum gpuker. aid for their annual Cur ude

account of the funeral of Mrs. William Gaudet in V--Alexlndef MHCKBY. Mini-Stet. paper the name of honorary pail ” ' bearer Harris Callaghan was in- advertantly ommitted.

Church. Central Bedeque, services for Sunday, May 22nd. 10.45 morning worship. 12.00 o'clck Sunday school. 7:30 evening ser- tvuige. Rev. Ralph Seeley, minis-

CHARGE of the United Church of Canada for May 22nd. Services May 22nd. New London 10.00 a. m. Margate 11.30 a. in. Long River 7.!) p. m. The Sacrament ' ' cl Lord's Supper will be observed at was Malcolm Matheson. -S. all Services. Rev. S. 1-1. Heslam. -e-----j

B.A.. B.D.. Minister.

CHARGE. - The United Church of Canada. Rev. Murray Gardne . Minister. May and. 1055. Alberton Sunday School 11 a. m. (Rural Life Sunday). Worship 11 a. In. Tignish, Worship 3 p. m. Cascurnpec. Sun- day School 1.30 p. m.

FORD--ALMA Baptist P . Rev. ed Minister. Services for Sunday. May

22nd. are as follows: K d 10.30 a. m. Alma 3.00 p. or. spring- field 7.30 p. m. Sunday Schools as usual. In the absence of the Pastor due to illness. services will be con- W ' ducted by Mr. Earle S. nsda. services for Sunday. May . B.A. Special music at all services. MIIPEQIIC. . A cordial welcome to all.

-the amount to be spread out over a period of six months. Ivan Vaughan asked the opinion of the club regarding the idea of sponsoring a performance of the tong t. Haml 101' H31: vesllgaling committee was ap- ..5E,s vugw w, A, pAN1'ny pointed for this matter. George

-RED CROSS blood donorISALE. Kennedy's Store. Kenslng- Key FEBCI 8 letter fmm 11- E-

ton. May 21st. 3.00 o'clock.tDey- Ellis. chairman of the coming light Time. . Salvation Army appeal for funds. requesting four volunteers to as;

-THE CENTRAL BEDEQUE sist in this drive. Four members United Baptist Church. - Services Voluntegred to help this worth 5I"1d3Y 11 3- m- SIHW3-Y SCIIWI while cause. A letter was also 10.15 a. m. In the evening at 7.45 mm from me Iocgl all-l Guide financial

camp. :50 was voted by the club for this purpose.

A wire from Ken Walker, in- forming the club of his attend- ance at the Fredericton Y's Men's Club meeting was read and ap- preciated by those present. Char- les 1 " announced that a meeting of those members who will be attending the Maritime regional convention in Saint John this weekend would be-held fol- lowing the regular meeting. A discussion on recommendations to he passed over to the resolutions committee at the convention was entered into at some length and the decisions of the club were re- ferred to the cdlub's convention delegates.

Pinesmaster for the evening

-NAME OMMITTED - in the yesterday's

-FUNDAMENTAL BAPTIST

-THE MARGATE PASTORAL

CARLETON MISSION BAND

-The happy Sunheams Mission Band, Carleton Branch of Cape Traverse United Church. had its April meeting at the home of Elizabeth and Edith Maccsull.

The meeting opened by repeat- ing the Mission Band Purpose. followed by the singing of the Mis- sion Band Hymn; roll call was taken with at members present. Minutes were read and approv-

-ALBEBTON PASTORAL

0.3) p. m. Worship.

-SPRINGFIELD -- K N U TIS-

C. 0. Howlett. B.A.. B.D.,

A vote of thanks was extended to Elizabeth and Edith's mother for entertaining the Band, moved by Lloyd Maccallum and seconded Joyce Paynter. Mrs. Mac- Caull replied, inviting the m- bars to come back.

Study Book was read and eat-

Jelley.

vice 11.00 am. Freetown. sun- y school 100 p.m.. divine ser- e 3.00 pm. Kensington. Sun-

mol lo.00A;m.. divine ser- 9 - D.m. times Stand- v Time A cordial welcome to . Rev. is. a. Dean. B.A., B.'l'h..

minister.

xstvsnio

Ms - - "' 'for his bride. Dr. L. M Callback,

plained by Mrs. Myers. Elva Ho- watt had charge of the devotional period. Hymn. "A Little Seed Lay Fast Asleep." was song. The

-BRIDE WELCOME!) - A social evening was enjoyed at the home of Rev. G. N. Somers

Sails Willi Pulpwood rom Summee

the Kelly boys, cord and Rm. Clearing the port of Summerside Thursday at noon the 305 foot M. V. Hamina is seen en route in Sourls where for their she docked to complete her cargo of pulpwood destined for Antwerp. Belgium. This 2,400-ton No.

In Memoriam

MR5 JAMES ARTHUR

-Many friends learned with deep regret of the passing of Mrs. Janice Arthur of Summersidt-. on April 30th in' Charlottetown In her 75th year.

A” ' bediast for the past twenty months she bore her ill- ness cheerfully. ever trying to .. 'ort and cheer those about her and although her death was not unexpected it came suddenly.

She was the former Eva Mac- Williarns, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Macwilliams and lived most of her life in Sum- merside. Her S ' ” predeceased her in 1935. ,

Mrs. Arthur when in good health was an active member of Trinity United Church, a member of the W. M. S. and a past president of the Ladies Social Club.

She was an expert dress maker and for a number of years taught sewing on the Government Youth Training Courses given in Char- loitetown.

She left to mourn. two daughters. Reta. Mrs. J. M. Nicholson and Gladys and three sons. Jack. Hil- lard and Earl. all living in Sum- merside.

She is also survived by one sis- ter. Mrs. S. P. Friars of Sussex. N. 3.. besides a host of friends to cherish the memory of a wonder- ful mother and friend. A son. Charles predeceased her four years

ago.

Her remains rested at the Bow- ness Funeral Home until H0011 Monday. May and. when they were then taken to Trinity United Church for service at 2 p. m. con- ducted by Rev. Daniel Mathieson. Hymns sung were: f'The Lord Is My Shepherd." and "Now The Laborers Toll is Done. A la- dies quartette consisting of Mrs. W. K. Llewellyn. Mrs. Wm. Stev- emu, Mn, George Sheen and Mrs. Victor Traverse rendered very beautlfulLy "Still Will We Trust."

She was borne to her lastc rest-

lsce in the Peoples eme- lgyphy D. G. MacLeod. Robert Phillips. Wallace Bradshaw, L. R. Allan. Harold Maclgnnsn and G. Frank Arnett.

lord's prayer was repeated in unison. Scripture readings were given by Wendy Johnstone and Carrol Quigley.

The Easter Story was read and explained by Mrs. Ralph Mac- Caull.

Collection was taken hy Edith Maccaull. during that time the members sang, "Hear the Pen- nie's dropping. Easter palms were read by Marianne Johustone. Ar- lene Stortiv. and Raymond Cairns after a hymn and prayer by Elva Howatt. the meeting closed by repeating the Mixpah Benediction. Games were played and a treat passed.

The first France wen set up at

printing presses in

'--'"" ' ': .,e..,' :42

3gian freigh-

, This ter, less than 6 months old, is on her first voyage across the Atlantic and carries a crew of 28. Doc.;ing at Sum- ume the distance Wm '” '”::”3,'; merside on Tuesday evening the ship loaded 625 cords of pullpwood before leaving for Souris where she will com- times can be compared Wm. om. plete her cargo with an additional 900 cords, the cargo at both ports being loaded by the P. E. 1.

Produce C0.. (Photo by Wottcm).

MICKEY RODNEY IN "THE ATOMIC KID" CAPITOL. SUMMERSIDE

-Republit-'5 "The Atomic Kid.” g . which opened at the Capitol 3.2” School Association was held it best c:.sta';,e:y 33Eey ab 3 Wednesday evening in the High Strallss in a riotous comedy Dilly- School library with the president. ed again” the explosive gackg Mus” MaCLe3"r .91 the Chain ground of the atomic bomb tests. After llhe treasurer. Mrs. .1. Art- --The Ammic mdn introduces to hur (.lal'k, anti the secretary. movie audiences Elaine Davis Mrs. Clifford Rankine. had made (Mrs. Mickey Rooney). is beautiful their reports. it was decided af- and talented ygung may who mp. ter some discussion to sponsor a pile; the romance for Mickey in moving picture in September to a sprlngly adventure comedy. raise funds for the work of the- A strong cast of featured players. association. A discussion took headed by Bill Goodwin. Whit Bis- place whether the association sell and Hal March enhances LIIIS would have a closing banquet this slam-bans film Offering which 1911! year. M,-Sp Keith Hanson suggegt. the story of a likeable little man ed , garden party on the school who longs for personal fame. grounds. and a committee con- WW9 SEMCMHS With his Pall sisting M M” Hobsmh Mr. C13,. (Robert Strauss) for uranium in en” Mercer and Mr. Allison the Nevada desert. Mickey blund- lilachean was formed to look in- 9” .""t” '' kmely d9-55” hm” Inf to fhelfeaslbility of holding such ','n”b'fd by 3 '”".”"Y of depart. a function. Mrs. James Cham- 8" 5"” d"m"”e5' pion and Mrs. Alex Horne were The house ”d dumml” 5”

L ll Il1 I If aplmlnled to kwk 5”" the b"y' 33:1: gxplgsioallrgiglanlxd by the U.

Home. School Ass'n Meeting

the Canadian Home and Scho annual conference was being held in Fredericton. N.R.. May 30 to June 4. and he urged that as many as possible attend. Mr. MacLean himself was appointed are astounded. official delegate to the conference. rt '

Mrs. Arthur Clark was delegated

to attend the Provincial Home and School" annual meeting at Prince of Wales auditorium on ALBERTON LIONS CLUB FIRST ANNUAL BALL MONDAY, MAY 23rd

sandwich. the bomb explodes.

June 14. .

Dr. H. E. Clark gave an inter- esting talk on fluoridation, A dis- cussion followed and a resolution was passed that the association

go on record as fiaivorigg fluori; At The glleuornesitllutslon toerlle eforwaldgd as ALBERTON INSTITUTE the Town Council. HALL

Dr. Clark was asked if any plans had been made for the building of a new auditorium and he replied that an i would be made regarding this in the course of a few days.

Lunch was served at the close of the t ' session.

(By Invitation Only) Adm. S200 per couple

- Professional Cards

Chartered

I Accountants Fisheries Board c....I..”.?.'If I.'l'”c5.f..?'...... schclurships Summer-side. BPuf!l3(llI'.uPhone sass

OTTAWA (OP) .. The fisheries . W- Albert Robertson research board, in an effort tot 7- 3- L MUTUAL BUILDING reduce a shortage of fisheries. G"''WI"0 1' W30" strut

scientists in Canada. has Insiilu- 5"mm""d9 fed a scholarship program sim-aw P- 0- 503 ilar to (t:l;at of the National Re-' ggg 5" searc uncil.

Announcing Thursday 12 awards I

totalling 812.300 for 1055 - 56. the

"M they I" "mud to R. E. Ellis & Son Limited

Fire - Ante - Casualty

Tuesday evening when A-lends d Mr. Somers gs” i to welcom lhis new bride. the former Mrs. Emma Thomas of Tryon. to Surn- merside. Mr. L. R. Allen acted as chairman. and briefly explain- led the purpose of the gathering. He called upon Rev. George Ayers who spoke words of eulogy - "for Mr. Somers. and of welcome

bonus in Paris in 1470.

Vote

post-graduate study at Canadian 5 summer gr, runhvgrgggggffbut n 1, bond .,,e,,. L. e"3f 0 er them for training ' 501'-outside Canada. opibmdwd E. E. Parlnnan 0pt.D.. R.o. PHONE 3207 REGENT THEATRE SLDG. hams: St. stllnmersitle

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. well. Victoria.

1:8 Mn ':'IPWV9""3”t WIZE5 I" S. military and scientific authorit- 9 SC 00- , I ies: and while the hungry M k he in ” 0 81111011110 3131- is munching on a peanut 1:523 0

When the Army trucks approach the ruins. Mickey staggers out. He- is a mass of smoking rags but he is alive. and the nuclear physicists

Conservative , Held Af ensingion

-A Progressive Conservative Party rally for, the Third and Fourth Districts of Prince and the First District of Queen's was held last night at King George Hall. Kensington. and was at- tended hy more than I00 persons. Mr. Thomas Wigmore of Kensing- ton was the chairman.

Speakers included the Progres- sive Conservative eandidates from all three districts. Messrs. Doug- Ias Crossman. Albany. Keith Bos- Frank Myers. Hampton. Walter G. Mscxenzie, Springfield and Charlottetown. James Hickey. Darnley, and Cy- rus P. Gallant. Egmont Bay.

In addition Mr. R. R. Bell. the

party leader. spoke and Prof. Heath Macquarrie. of Brandon. Man.. briefly. Mr. Bell said his party plat- form was being announced Satur- day. He said it wasn't announc i earlier because he didn't want the Liberals to "steel or borrow I ..

He di. .1 a number of ques- tions. including rural electrifica- tion. highways and health and welfare. Concerning rural elec- trification he said the Liberal; had promised to electrify the province years ago and die whole program should have been com- pleied long ago. And last year. hegsnid. 102 miles of lines were built. not the 138 the Liberals claimed.

The Liberal government has been in power so years and the highways were still in poor con- dition in many places. They had had time to have the program much further advanced.

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The Guardian Friday May 20. 1955 PISS

LIBERAL nnoAncAsls OVER GJRW Summersidc

FRIDAYA

9:15 P.M.-Hon. George MacKay, Minister without portfolio.

9:45 P.M.-Prosper A. Arsenault, Tignlsh, candidate for 1st Prince.

SATURDAY- 8:00 P.M.-M. M. Bell, Q.C.. candidate for 5th Prince. 8.15 P.M.-Hon. E. F. Foley, Mmlster without Portfolio.

9.45 P.M.-W. A. Currie, past president P. E. L Liberal Association.

11.30-12.00 P.M.-I-ion. Alex Matheson, Fremler of

Prince Edward Island. All Times Daylight Times

The University of San Marcos ail

NOTICE

The Conservative Headquarters Is

now located at 293 First Street. Summer- side. (next to Maynard's Iarber Shop).