FEBRUARY 15.. 1952'

i'l'l-IE GUARDIAN.

CHARLOTTETOWN

PAGE" FIVE

lssilica Youth ;Club Acihiiles

umimnkings. The Holy Name Hall

to give the hall. a night

0.ElTIAl:EllAROIAI

This column is reserved for news of local interest, but advertising of a nesvsy nature may be inserted

17, 8:30 p.m., visiting artists.

the Revld. K. R. MacFadyen. B.D.

"children Frost orphanage. Guests of Y's Men's cluli

phenage highlighted the regula

Civil Defence Course For Nurses

land Hospital. with Mrs. Simpson. R. N., as chairman.

, Norma

Miss Ruth Ross, 1231.. orientated

Prayer littered By llev. Ilr. iioniiell

am...

Following is the text of a prayer

death of His Majesty King George

as we unite our prayers with more

of Mrs H. L. Palmer.

don Avard.

Pro-

P,E,I, Girl In llarltliiie ilosiiisiiy Executive Meets

charges Inequality of Taxation

ephone company said Wednesday

The Inlluil V'l””"' l""""' '" ll" ”""" P "'"'- '"'"'” V"'l' The .539 '31.!" ln'9lVll mien” offered by the Rev. Dr. J. Suther- The new Held secretary. Ml-Is . iieiri last Tuesday night under the able In advance. courses to prepare nurses for their iuui gonna”. minktef oi pimi Phyllis cutcliffe, was welcomed by it .,u5pices of the B.bE.C. sliiiiigi roles in the event ho1ids. nattiogial Menu, p,,,i,yi,i-im ciiui-uiu N”, members of the Provincial Girl

Committee. proved to . One 0 0 sacimp concpivr Central Th. ,,..,,.,,,c. 0; 31 you... boy. 9m"l0ncV- W" 9 Y" 9' W York City, at a function held in Guides Executive at the regular ,.,Am..Ax, Nb. ,4 ,g (5,, g cnmmitteel 1003- 500999511 Christian Church. Sunday, Feb. and uii-i. "om iii, pi.oie.iuM oi-. lllomllli ll! 019 Pflnile Edwllrd L9- hi; ohui-ch on ti-ig amnion or the monthly meeting held at the home The Mumme Telegnph md Tab

WINDSOI POLIOI HOLD HIT - RUN MOTOIIIT

was sally decomed ll" ll" 0'3"" - weekly meeting of the ya Men's vr: Mrs. Gordon liutcheson. mum, unuo 0, p,,,,m,y, 2 ion with the table sold chair ;r- s. JOHN'S. Belfast. Divine! avobv Club held at the Y.M.C.A. last clfkgunuuiflwiigfesellrlelgnt boll; -inimizhty God. Who art King of vixllcisl commissioner; presided.-nd owned pubuc u3m,u 1, ..Wh.p, . - i-iingemenis being ml 9 in W” 5 IMP Sunday 11 a.m. conduc 0 Y night. with the children as bpec- V 9 P 3 kings and Lord of lords. hear us mllllle! W01”! Nld Y M-"- 5”" the greatest inequality of taxn- '

my as lei guests were Miss Mnclsean. "um m The Nunm uonu in Guild. , , , i it Aspects of . Reportln f in, G ide ' Club - chi;,'.ll'el:11Kec:hC evening a king and Orpmmu" Mum" mu Bum" A. B. C. Warfare," which is the of . put people mmy Ind ma 3 M ' u H 7” '7”mP"l3'- 0PP"l'l"3 5" .'

GIGGEYS PHARM CY oven the children: teacher. and Mrs. denly berefit of their ruler. We of Queens County Miss Elllne ,0". the No" scam Fume muh

duke this afternoon and evening. Phone ii. 5. Hendetmm Vic, chuirmm ui present training scheme in Can- fgmgmbar with gratitude the life MacDonald said a mapping contest

wfientiughmie w-e.-2: eroin 3170. We deliver. the Orpha age Ttulteg non-.1 ads. for civil Defence training for mu chumcier of King Gemngg VI- was the choice at the Guiders for gi'l'h3"”"1- clam" mn "' "9"" ll" I ' b i d indi- Imong the large crowd. The king Enltrtlllrment was offered the nlll'59!- his fidelity to duty. his moral l-he liessborough cup competition, m8 9P rue! dwluu lam W - Maefnnis the queen Jenn POLICE COURT - A man coli- youngsters through the use of Addie-I-Illil the lmun. Col. P. S. gigdfgstnegg iii. 10” 01 home and Kings and Prince County have 3 13"” '" 0 53- two ” "3 Anthe prince Mikia Robinson vlctcd of breaking. enterins and two comic films. and they recipro- Fleldlht. C0-Ordlhntor of Civil De- duu, nu” ' and his uniuim-ing not yet forwarded their suggest- p'"s""l P'”3"m-

”;'""".i..c... Patricia MacNeill, tlieit. was sentenced to one year uteri by ginging two chm-.1 hum. fence for P. E. 1.. expressed ills mm in -i-hm ions for the competition. 0"! 9- 3'"""l9- H”"'X 0"! l 9 dgke Bob D,-iscuii and mg in the county Jail by the Si.ipend- bars which were heartily applsud- lppreclntion to the nurses for out Thy biasing rest, on Queen Miss Suzanne MacKinnon. Pro- 5”"c"”"- 0'” "W" ”'””l 50 D" :1h.eci,e5g Bridle Araennultf Mimic lit! Magistrate at. the City Pol- ed by their hosts. lf's Man Syd their excellent atiendence and Eiimbem, upon whose young vincial Camp Adviser. gave abriei "M 95 "W Pl'0P"9d 1'3"! V0015

in

Windsor police are holding Ed- ward Carlson. believed of Hamil- ton. 0nt., who identified himself as the hit-run driver of a car which killed John Butcher. 45-year-old bridegroom of only six days from Paris. Ont. Butcher. seen above with his bride. was found dead on highway from Paris to Brnntford, where he was employed.

be paid in income taxes.

j'It's I. shocking situation." he said. "Consumers of the exempt. government-owned utilities get the break. while consumers of private utilities pay the shot.

The company was asking twice as much as it would if it were iree from taxation. "Since Ottawa took 47.6 per cent of the total

congratulated them as some of the first to prepare themselves for the important task.

Describing Great Britain's prep- arations in comparison to that oi this Province, he said, that Eng- land's program is already in ad- vanced atages. while here the pro- ject is still groping in it's infancy, but with determination and al-

Jeffry, chairman of the meeting. gave the young visitors a warm welcome to the Club and later Jim Davison expressed the thanks of the Y's Men for the part they had tiiken in the entertainment. The Club in turn was warmly thanked for its hospitality by Master Wally Prowse speaking on behalf of all the visitors.

outline of lalesi National Camp news. and stated one additional application had been received from a Summerslde Guide. The full quota of Island Guides applicat- ions having been accepted. Miss Mat-Klnnon stated this and future applications would be put on a waiting list. Mrs. Gordon MacDon- ald was appointed to look after all

shoulders such heavy burdens of state will rest, and upon Philip, who shares her responsibilities. "Be near to comfort the widow- ed Queen in her loneliness, and T.'iy servant. Queen Mary. who in life's eventide carries the sorrows and trials of more than fourscore years.

"Grant. that this dispensation of

g . u H” ii iii. ice court yesterday. A man con- glgwglzgwffgxe Elia: :,ip-?g.(i'- ygoy. vlcted of being drunk and incap- I er mum, mu Jhvn couuy. able, was sentenced to 20 days in ESL the previous Tiiesday night a the COUHW Jill- ;;;:';”;,'3f::;;;?;'l”f,:,,?;”,3i:f'.,Y;:f VALENTINE SOCIAL - The t Baptist Young People's Union en- mm games were conducted by the joyed I. Valentine social at the

ittee such he musical :;ria1i:.1,c:ni1,:: umi ., mugiui wed. Church on Thursday evening.

The president, Dorothy McLellan. i ,, M"n'5h;e3ir"?::ig"tlifs'i'iKl2?Ei 3 directed an evening of delightful D"”"l'l ll” m””"1 5”"-'1: M” 10" by all Don-corned it will soon Thy Providence mgy (imw into travel arrangements for those Profits. telephone a .. 9.l,d.,Iietn . gtory Miulc for the games pertaining to the season. N""' md'f1"":h 'h”l::m'f';;” H: 59 0" W9 "m9 l9V9l- 5P"kl'ls 01 closer bonds of oomrsdeship our plahhlhlz 10 Illcnd l-he N3ll0ml We" 17”"? ”'"d W NY that ties are sharing the same burden." ' tzvlelllilk was auPDlled by Elmer Following a. sins-song, a lunch :L'r"?gomT:' nnlencalndrlve of the ?;i9sl!:l51l::3hl?gi;3!3:3c:lt'L,5P"9k:3g5 015l:lClglce'I Governments and Peoples as we Canlap lIhilllill.V- D h I P bu mfg: ails: I I he said. . H Power. Later in the evening box of doughnuts and coffee was YMQA. he mentioned the In hlglzrmmv lsisethar 595kdla(;C5ll'mlsl1h the rull(e1 Remsisom C8ol;nm;l':m8:;r"- mpg”; per cenlzijngglswitlfx "195 I ll" Mi-. Bethune asked Mr. Doyle 1 limcll" W" '"C"”"”d ”” l” "m ”"'d' Dim"! ll" "W" W"kll' V”" out of quelling muss hysteria and :t lIi'.ci' m md-om n I war that letters had been received from J. E. Rutledze Iconi V o 1' mmumm O! the "I'M Tm" lll8ll95l bldd" ""9 -hm '0 'h”9 l0 "N lmwulll '”'l" Bud M” gave as his example the stalwart --Through Jgsug Christ our Lord, Provincial commissioners in Nova counsel. said the g0l?:l'IIxIyIfleI!l:i.'.-I lfhfne company of Prince Edwud the lunch with the maker. P. I. 1. VICE PRESIDENT - Murtry had high single with 264 Conn” mow" by the people 0! Amen." , Scam and New Brunswick which policy u "perhaps the Hate” in, is and, owned by a subsidiary of

the Maritime Telegraph and Tele- phone Company. the Atlantic Utilities. were being charged 70 cents less than consumers of the

while Edwin Johnston: had the

Sunday evening the committee high double with 444.

spilnsoiefl it sleigh ride and secured ihP services of four horses and

Rev. M. D. Dunbar. pastor, of Central Christian Church here, was elected a vice-president of the

England during the dark days oi World War II. An estimated 120 nurses were in

indicated there would be a good representation from those prov- inces in attendance at the Mari-

Buuality of taxation that exists in this country today. 1 "Either all utilities should he

e. ii. ii. Figures

slclghs. Shortly liter 1 lellefll Dominion Board of the l-0l'd'B Dly V t i f OM30 attendance for last night's class. -m time Commis.loner.' conic ence to taxed on 1 i, ,

mecildnl the iiiurh Ilgleglha, teiach gliiianlce Tat tin; annuzi meeting a 5" M V c mwm me mum. "M W conunued mm P", i be held in Cihmozmownl mm in... ” W" "Li 0' M” It vaivslrutngtmparggil d m " n th - g load: to calm: y. 6! ml In e n oron yester ay. Rev. i no . i courses have already aroused. :-n--wmmf-P'T'-'P ti, menu, oi April, -rentntive p, H. Do i - ' T 9 B e , Avenue as -tar as the 'Prans-Can- Ernest M. Howse, Toronto. was con mu” m P” M These night courses have been ar- gux;':g)'231.1;a;n:1n:5 g.ff,,','f” ie lutifiieoilf-: program arrangements were drawn the Federnly et';ovf;)r'i"n!i)et:tll"Lllo5-7.',.'i Mnrmme wmmny dld not carry ' Whmghljmyn Mtlitleizei they ”.l"”.5fi' "i'"5v'”” pmlldemsld mdio Moll wls' k(Bu?l) MM:i:duDterayeon D" ""”d t” ”'”b” "W" M” M” l" The main increase in the im- up for the conference, and will be no minimum income "All indua Ofifgmonsltlmh P. him I l

- t. i e or ver ma ll Rex .F. Ba 0 t. men n, A-.Peacoc all or i. ii, d ii .1 t di Mm i a , " r ' . .v W011 e a e to

(Mr O billrtl. was eletxztcd) honorary prcsi-l several inquiries relzardlnz lllll e By me O 3 an and port commodities came ii-om the released for publication when im tries and privately-owned utili- save about 39.000. f.

iii:-ncc back to town. on their re- turn to the hall the enthusiasts

classes are open to nurses whether allzed by the committee in charge.

i. ii i f 1 M ii gr” er qua" nu 0 C” an n Miss Duehemln, Mrs. Walter

in Prince Edward Island where a

L coming course have been received

dent.

were served hot soup and buttered crackers by the cooks, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Arsenauit with Mrs.

ABANDONED CHICKS - Ont-

anri two-day old chicks were dis- covered uh-

and a ilumber of registrations are itlready reported as farmers of the island appear keen to take ad- vantage of the opportunity to ob-

presentiy practicing or not.

shortage was noted last month and feared again for February. Dealer attempts to build up sup-

Hyndman, Mrs. James Cerry, Mrs. Gordon Foster and Mrs. J. A. Mac- Millan.

A nominating committee

WES

York Highlights

Arsenault belngthe head chef and Lnrne the stewart.

in the athletic world the Nicks defeated the Lakers 31-24 in a les- gue basketball game. George Jo- seph was high point getter for the

recently after beinif min were reiiecied in me 233 cu. loads which arrived here in Janu- ary compared to the am cars which were imported durlnz lhe same month of last year.

taln the benefit the course will provide them.

Many Of Britons

AUCTION SALE

or HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS AT ritual

appointed to bring in a slate oi'oi- ficers as the annual meeting to he held early in April. the committee being Mrs. Gordon Avard. Mrs. J. G. MacDonald. Mrs. Joseph Mac-

tindoned at the city dump. A city policeman took fl number of the tlny birds home for protection from the cold and the innumer- able rats which infest the area.

Mr, James Nicholson of Orwell Cove has again returned to York and is employed with Mr. Leigh Vessey.

I 1 th ind I the Vilnne” Willi 15 Will! l0ll0Wed ll! PW” Cm” Cl””'.l' M”A'””” lmgorigxdercomrifodletlz: lgldo firm Millan. Mrs. Alex. Maiheson and CLOVER CLUB. GRAFTON STREET, wE1)NEs1)Ay N091 W"-W” Wml 39V9n- "Gll!I'lP"' 5"” y””'d"y "mt ” the p"”" Misses Nelda Richards. Joan Ves- wiih ouiy siight 1ncre3,3e5 or de. Mrs. Gordon Foster. l

:'i.":i:::: .iZil;"2.fi';l.i :.".:..'".::.:.".: FEBRUARY W AT 2 P- M- he prosccutcd. One section of the Criminal Code has a particular reference to abandoning poultry and provides for a fine of 5500 or one year in jail or both.

At the conclusion of the meeting, tea was served by the hostess. M-rs. Palmer. states production and in fear of lowered prices. A reduction in the United States crop and higher domestic pl-ices caused a dislocat- ion in the normal shipping pro- cesscs.

Another factor entering into the lower shipments last month was the quantity of United States potatoes entering this country from Maine via truck for trans-shipment

Keen To Migrate Head For itanaila

LONDON, Feb. 14-(CP)- A new tide of British migration will sweep over the shores of Canada this year. spurred by the darken- ing austerity picture in the United Kingdom.

Thousands of young Britons who hesitated to emigrate to the Com- monwealth immcdlatcly after the war are ready to take the plunge in tom -and many of them have

Glllis alld Jim Flanagan were high for the losers with 10 points each. as in another basketball contest the Lakers defeated the Olympians 55-51. The Olympians led 20-26 at the end of the first twenty minutes but lost their lead in the last half. Charlie Ready paced the winners with 20 points followed by "Gilmp" Glllls and George Mlacaulgan with is and ii. Hubert lifurnaghan was high tor the losers with 14 follow. erl by Joe Revell and Wendell Mur- rlliv with I2 and Will Maclnnis with ll.

ln bowling the Yokums lead the Dngpatch league with 52 points

sey and Catherine Wood, of York, were visitors in the Capitol re- cently. i

creases being shown in some. Principal among them, with the figures for last year following. were autos .2 and 45: fruits 5 and 4; flour and feed in and 137: fertilizer 27 and 20: tzas and oils I88 and 157: hardware 9 and 4: lime 6 and 12: lumber 9 and ii: livestock 15 and 2: less carloads 186 and 217: machinery is and 10; salt in and 1: ties 4 and 0; aerated waters 19 and 10 miscellaneous 37 and 55: railway material M and .19. roofing 5 and 22: sand and

I am instructed b M .F k . - Public Auction her holiisehcilii flIiialf?itu1I?e gnilllcffecgs s(iagCll.Pd): mg 2 Chesterfield Suites. 2 Leather and Chrome 'Kitchen Sets. 1 Electric Washer (Easy Spindrvl 1 Ice Box 1 Kel- Vllllil0I'. 1 Enterprise Capital Kiicheli'R'ange, 2 Vanities 1 Upholstered Wicker Set. Chests of Drawers, 1 Writing Table. 1 'Tilt Mirror, Radio, 1 Electric Hot Water Radiator 1 Electric Humiditor, 1 Mahogany Card Table Bow Back, Chairs, Antique Rose design chair Floor Rugs Antique Vases and Jardinieres, Steel-engraveyd Picture b ' 1 mivellsgh ;;uClk:::nadriIL:dmenl:0:dsa!ig Vtriia ?:ii:bec and Ontario markets Chairs and several other articles. 5' ccaslona

Mrs. Harry Lewis. York. had as 1 -.- '

Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Shaw. stan- hope. motored to Charlottetown on Friday. reporting roads fairly good for time oi year and after recent thaws.

APPOINTED MANAGER - Mr. I-i.J. Kennedy has been named manager of the P.!.'. I. show and sole of beef and breeding cattle to be held here March 27 9nd 28. To date over 120 animals have been entered. so of them being breeding stock and the remainder fat. cat- tle. On the management commit-

Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe MacDonald. accompa l " by Misses Elaine Cooke and Elizabeth MacDonald of York. were visitiniz friends in Charlottetown recently.

month there were 933 consigned to

- . lected to go to Canada. ' wml 3'9 U1 Altllll-N being rllnner- "9 Mm Mr Kennedy Wm bf '5 ,' i - her guests on the evening of Feh- 01' the 1000 FITS ill llelgm W, H, BEATQN up with 20 followed by the Scruggs Q4 at,:”i'1Or;',R;ndsh;'v8. uoi";?g::.; igoVeI::;:ie;i uagm :3, mary 5th, the members of Alpha brought into the Province last I

with 21 and the Daisy Mau with Lu. Himiiion, Mmiomid cox- ceasing an estimated 5.000 Ippli- W”"'"l'5 1"5l""l9 0' V0" for Auctioneer.

”' The Schmm” Md ""9 310- l l t tt. hi t th so some srit- lllelf F9brll”l' monllllv Ileellnit Pilllll-l '”lW"'l 3”"le"' S""""'” The family of the late Thomas hnvian League with 3 1'3 90”” n:5le'b:”.:o1tjiucil:ve ME: RE::f.leDewmc:: E:rs1,lallll"e:Ig; proceinsgd, are wait- PC-' agiiinggdforcizglatgeggtnL1185:35: Gorrill wish to thank their neigh-

Messrs. Frank and Leonard Rob- erts of North Milton were in York on February 7th. the guests of Mr. Lowell Watts and Mrs. Wllllani Watts.

bars and friends. those who sent flowers or in anyway assisted in their recent tragic bereavement.

IN ifgoniam

ltlllowed -hy the xlgmiea with 21 1-2. The Nogoodnicks have 3 points and the Rasputins 24.

Mike Robinson holds the high ill"! and high single bowling honors Mike has a high three of 832 and a high single of 355, In

ing for shipping space or portune time to travel. If the present trend continues. Canada may welcome from 50.4130 to 90,000 Britishiimmlgi-ants this year compared with about 65,000 last year. (Canada's total immig-

Lennoxville. Que. Three per cent of In 09' the sale price will be charged to help pay expenses. Judging of the fat stock will be done March 27 with the sale of both flit stock and bleeding stock the following day

of Charlottetown: and 49 fol- points west of Summerside.

A big majority oi the exported commodities originated at points in the central part of the Province between Charlottetown. Summer-

M" and M” Mm" we" ”"d side and Borden with an carioads

THANKS AGAIN

the girls section Brldi A it 7 - son Blair were in York recently. I I i , ,v i 3 d hill is high three of wieanduaulinlgh rialfclrfsiligx o!Mill::i:Tlif'Na(x?l:i: :f&””;l95l;g;Ii all countries in 1061 the gums 0, MM Wm, pmmi leaving that territory. Another 227 Dm':Kh1';n"'l ,,.f,":.':',',!;l, "'m','.'l M';':.'. single of 302. underpwhich the Public Utilities Most. ofhthe immigrants are Mn and M"' Hmwm v”"y' S:ll:oi:)segi:o1int:h:ililst gggirnusougfif l"'"d' wh" Imnd "my rd” 15' ”Cf”""”'" Onei-ates was given by Mr. W. R. seeking refuge from austerity and ii, I ici ii hii, ii, buiunce ”m' IRISHTOWN SCIIOO The semi-m thlv d t i 9 CW 3 0 Yv W 9 , . 14 g3I:E;itIil:sl''l.Cl;lx:!nA?SC:;o"01 ;.;l:nkiFr:l;blll: :'lIiepree(:at;p1tEn&i'pyc;l;li'i:i;me;nrl;e 2:035: York. W" heignm thglgaiipgiytgn of 150 fcasrloads originated at Il0ll'll-S IEIKli.th xearls Ililn-is piiiw-il since one til hf(): have again rleturned me as Rpporc to D . - ' r ' - - evening of February 4 with I - west 0 ummersl e. ' at sat tat)". . 8. er Ommissioncrs extend in my; r eeember and Janu the regular bimonthly mcetinz oi was stimulated when the conserv- numb". O, phye" In ntengnggp Various reasons have been as- sullen God called one I loved sincere thanks y

the K.lnsman's club. which was held at the Charlottetown Hotel last night. Fifty dollars was again donated by members of the club

ative government announced its program of further ration cuts and more belt-tightening and held out no hope for an early sunrise in the

signed by leaders of the industry for lower export quantities of potatoes. Prince Edward Island's leading crop. Chief amorllz them

away. I loved her then. I love her still Forget her, no, I never will.

Grade rx-l. Eleanor Mann; 2. Mary Campbell: 3. none Paynter. Grade vnr-i. Irene sl .

The regular weekly shoot was

held by York Indoor Rifle Club in w' D' GILLIS!

Glade V1'I-l Charles Brown to the Music Festival Association nuiionv, "'9" ”l"b"99m 0" Tlllll'Bi'l3Y Fell '

, ' t ' ' lloomy -food picture. i I i. th i t t-h i d ring the last Days of sadness still come oer I n(:F8;ltea VI-'-1. Beryl Macbeod: 2. and at the close of the meeting. bth'i'Itne shoot Wu we" amended cl-on eyeaarcthe alerowince produced mi-

1 s mi. 3. Clifford MacLeod. the annual "Valentine Welfare Speed Up Flow ll " "wed line and "WW I Friemls may think the wound In

a far lower quantity of potatoes

Win Macbeod.

BIRTHS. MARRIAGES DEATI-I9

Carol Lou. returned to their home in Charlottetown after spending a week in Wheatley River. the guests of Mrs. Haynea' parents. Mr. slid Mrs. Lawrence Durant.

Mrs. Bruce Psynter. Kensirig- ton left by train on Wednesday. rah. lath for Ottawa where she will visit her daughter. Mrs. Har-

lals say "no." And they say ads welcomes all the settlers it ca set. from this economically eagui-ed island.

ed one official.

Britain produce more unemploy- ment in Canada? Canadian offic- Can-

bel- "Every immigrant is a consumer

before he is. it producer." explain- "He creates work