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JULY 4, 1951

THE GUARDIAN.

Cl-lARLOT1'ETOW'N

PAGE FITITEN

THE WESTERN GUARDIAN

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News. Subscriptions. Advertising li.epi-eaeniuiiveu

I. ILMEB MURPHY

I-louse Phones: M88 and 8038 the Guardian my be bought at any ol the

following stores

sell Boohilre. Summer Street: Gourliec Drugstore. ll central lireeii

Kelly's News-Iilnd. Water Street:

Alyce Douceiieb Grocery. Second street: Island Motor Transport. Wlier Street; Alhufu Grocery, I20 Itnueil stun.

K. L. Waite in Remington

WEST PRINCE OFFICE l”I'lIIlI WOBIII. llellreoenfndn. 68-5 Office Ind 08-! Ilouu.

Albel-ton 3 Phone:

and GEORGE GLOW

In lammenider Mara Gandet. 8'! Granville Street:

.c0MPETEN'r Complete lib-t surance service. W. Boyd Bealnto. Kensington.

--COME TO the Ice Cream so- cial and Dance in Clermontschool Wednesday evening, July 4th; also sale of lunches.

JBYON Inter Community Choral Club rehearsal tonight. All nembers please attend. important ousiness to be discussed.

-Ii'UNICRAL NOTICE-Tlic flin- aral of the late Arthur Wulmsley will be held from the Bowness Funeral Home on Thursday, July ith at 2 pm. Interment People's Cemetery. Sunimerside.

...K. OF (T. ('A l'-Applications for the first boys viiiiip must be m by Friday evening, July 6th to )0 considered.

-BUYING peeled pulpwoof throughout July zit market prices Contact P .E. 1. Product Co.. Ltd Keiisington. Phone-57 or George H Brookiiis, Kensington, Phone 0.

-ENGAGEMICNT-lilr. and Mir. Ray Simmons. Wilmot I-'r'lllll,VlIVlSlI LO announce the onziiccnieiit of .llElF cldt-st rliiiigiitor. Joiiu Eleanor, to Wiiliiico Rohorl. snn if Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Simmons. Belmont. Lot iii. lllillTilIi.7.l' to take piace August 1st.

-DIES SUl)DENl.Y - The death of Mrs. Lowdcn Ashley occurred suddenly at the Western Hospital, Alberton. on Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Ashley became suddenly i.i while shopping about mid-morning and was rushed to the hospital where she passed away about i P. M. Funeral services were from her home Tuesday afternoon. Burial will be in Bath, Maine.

-EXCELLENT LOBSTER SEA- SON - At the close of the lobster fishing season at Albei-ton South this was one of the best seasons on record. The Union Factory PP ports that they are ahead of last year, which was a very good year. and have just completed canning the largest number of, cases of lobsters since the opening of the factory in 1931. Some llVf' lob- nters are stored in floats and during the next ten da.V;f '-hey -flit to be put into ”cold pack for slilP' merit to American niarkcis.

-D. C. S. MEETING - Among those from New London Anglican Parish attending the D03 lllld W. A. meetings at Milton on Wed- nesday, were Mrs. John MacKaY- New London, Mrs. Lester Cham- pion. Mrs. J. B. Millman, Mr. and Mrs. James Sheen. MT5- Elm”

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Miss Lottie Sims, Mrs. Walter Moase, Mrs. Lloyd Howard. Mrs. John Moase. Mrs- J- 5- T0l'i'"5e”il- Mrs. Elmer Moase. Ml'S- William Gill, all of Kenrinzton: lVll'5- V:-i Paynter. Mrs. W. J. I-larring 0;. Mrs. W. J. Profitt, Mrs. A. . Campbell, Mrs. Harry Brander. Mrs. Keith Harrington. Mrs. Hal'- ry Sudsbury, Burlington. ff

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1-1949 Meteor Sedan - 14.000 miles

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-MAGISTRATES COURT M Several cases were heard yester. day before Magistrate R. 5. Hip. ion. K.C.. in Sumnrer.-side. A party W85 fined S20 and costs for being intoxicated. A young man charged with having liquor in a place om. er than his residence was fined 520 and costs. Judgment in 3 drunken driving case was (unhel- adjourned till Friday, Nominal lines were given in two highway traffic cases.-S.

Perennials

'-Mn HHTIZV Flushes. Nnrboro. left recently on a trip to western Canada. Bug

-Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cannon and daughter Dorothy, of St. El- EBHOIS. have left by automobile on a trip to Boston and New York.

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-Mr. William A. Bernard of French River is visiting in Ber- l'-'lCk. N. S.. guest of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Hiltz. s

-Miss Ruth Profitt of Toronto arrived in Burlington on Saturday evening to spend her vacation. S

-Master Bruce Cole. Spring tvaliefi is visiting his grand-pan lciits. Mr. and Mrs. Halsey Profitt. ' Burlington. Bur,

-Mr. and Mrs. Austin Bears and sons, Sandy and Charles. of Amherst, N.S., have spent the holiday week-end in Kenslngtcn. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alcx Hiltz

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. -Mr. Allison P. MacLcan. ac- companied by his wife, his mother and two daughters. Carol and Judy, left Siimmerslde on Satur- day morning on a vacation trip to Montreal and Ottawa. S

-Mrs. Walter Croken, Norboro. is spending a few days in Char- lottetown, where she is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Croken.

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-Mr. Wilbert Croken, Charlotte- town. accompanied by his young son Paul. spent a few days recent- ly with his mother, Mrs. James Croken. Norboro. Bur

-Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hodgson have arrived from Palm Springs, California to spend the summer with Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hodg- son, Alberton

-David Adams, Robert Adams. Grace Campbell and Ethel Adams. all of Sea View school. were among those passing the Grade Eight exams. Bur.

-Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Moasr-. New Annan,motored to Cavendish where they visited relatives. on Friday, June 29th, their twent- fourth wedding anniversary. They were accompanied by their little daughter. Evelyn. Bur.

-Mrs. A. H. Campbell. Burling- ton. spent the past week with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and

Mrs. Earle Campbell, Graham's Road. Bur. -Pupils of Mr. Theo Crozie:-.

Long River School. who success- fully passed the Grade Eight ex-

ams were: Clair MacI..eod. Amy Brown. Betty Johnatone. Bur l -Mr. and Mrs. Halsey Profitt

andfamily. Burlington. and Mrs Charles Cole and family, Spring Valley, were recent visitors to Or- well, where they were guests of their uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Lnwrence MacLeod. Bur.

-Mrs. Leighton Coulson. accom- panied by her son Lowell and daughter. Lorraine, iipent the past week with her parents. Mr. and vMrs. Hedley Paynter, Long Riv;-r.

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--Mr. and Mrs. Ivan C. Nichol- son with their two daughters. Anne and Joy. left Summerside on Saturday morning by automobile to spend -the week-end holiday in Glace Bay. N.S.. guests of Mr, and Mrs. Alex Nicholson. 8

-Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Thomas and son Grant of Walk- erton, Ontario. accompanied by Miss Roberta Gorrlll of Stntford. Ontario. arrived in alimmerctde on Saturday evening to Ipend their holiday: as guests of Councillor J. Lloyd Ctol-rill and Mrs. Gorrill. S

.-Sgt. Erwin Thompson, now on leave. arrived in Summers” last week from South Carolina and will leave in the near future for It. Riley. Kenna. to take a six

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' -The many friends of Thane Campbell. aim of Mr. and Mrs. Oeoll Cornpboll.nurltngt.on. will be pleased to learn that his condition is much improved and it ll ex- pected that he will be,able short- ly to return to his home from the Prince county Hospital. where he has been I patient. for the past wgek, Bur.

O -urn. Margaret Arcenault. of

in sun-irnoeotde. the guest of Mr. and lira. Antony Aruneutt. Con-

Profitt - Adams We-ililing

mlilllllied ferns. apple blossoms and bouquet: of tulips and other Snring flower: made a lovely set- ting for the marriage at St. Ste. phen's church, Burlington. on June 8th. 1951. of Helen Jean Adlims. only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Adams. and Layton Ellis Profltt. only son of Mr. and ltggs. Ellis Profitt, all of Burllrig. The young couple took their col- emn vows before the Rev. R.W.B. Coupland at 6.30 in the afternoon. before a large congregation of an. vited guests and friends.

'.r':c bride entered the church on i” -:.ii of Mr. Alton Webb. of (. v. a relative and close ir.-.... of the family, who pve'her in marriage, looking very lovely in her floor-length gown of ivory slipper satin, fashioned with fitted bodice and lily-point. sleeves. and trimmed with seed pearls and tiny self-covered buttons. she carried an arm bouquet of American Beauty roses, and wore a full length veil flowing from a. wreath of white flowers.

Her maid of honor was Miss Blanche MacLeod of Irishtown, in eyelet bengallne with full skirt, tn primrose yellow. and matching headdress. Her daiiitynosegay was of pink and white carnations.

The bridegroom was attended by his cousin. Able Seaman Clair Mayhew of Mai-gate. and lately returned from Korea.

Nuptial music was played by Mrs. Bannerman Webb of 0'- Leary. Ushering the guests were Mr. Edgar Brown. Summerside. uncle of the bride. and Mr. Leigh- ton Stewart, Norboro. brother-in- law of the bridegroom.

A reception was held for about fifty invited guests at the home of the bride's parents, where the newlyweds received the congratu-- lotions and good wishes of the guests and also of many friends who gathered later in the eveninc to offer felicitations and to ad-.l to the galcty. Refreshments took the form of a buffet lunch. Serv- ing the guests were Mrs. Edgar Brown and Mrs. Walter Wedlock. aunts of the bride. and Hilda I-lickox, Leona Campbell, Goldie Campbell and Elda MacLeod. girl friends of the bride. Replenlshing were Mrs. Alvah Jelley, Mrs. Fos- ter Ellis, Mrs. Basil MacNevin and Mrs. Howard Livingstone. aunts of the bride. Mrs. Hugh MacLean. also an aunt of the bride. was in charge of the guest book. The three-tier wedding cake. beauti- fully decorated and surmounted by a miniature bride and groom be- neath an arch of lily-of-the-val- ley, and wreathed with sprays of the same dainty flower, waslcut by the bride and groom in tradit- ional fashion and later passed to the guests.

The bride's mother chose for her daughter's awcdding it EOWTI 07 powder blue floral crepe and flow- er trimmed hat. The grooms mother wore grey tissue fallle. Both were corsaizes of T0565 M14 lily-of-the-valley.

A much enjoyed feature of the evening were vocal selections by Ml. Bannerman Webb. accompan led at the organ liy Mrs. Webb.

The bridegroom: gift to his

bride nil; a pair of gold earrings. to his best man a dress knife and chain. and to the ushers gold sabre tie pins. The bride gave her bridesmaid a necklace, and the orsalllsl 79' ceived a cameo breach and ear- ring set.

The happy young couple visited Halifax and other points of inter- est in Nova Scotia on their hon- eymoon, and will make their home in Burlington.

navy gabardine with matching ac-

ceasories.

Many costly and beautiful gifts were received by the Doplllll young couple. 3'-ID Greta Melanger and young son. who are visiting friends and rel-

atives in Miscouchc.-S.

-Mrs. Ralph Cormier and daugh- ter Laurena of Sackvilie. spent the week-end in Summerside with the former's husband. Mr. Cormier, who is on the staff of the Journal Publishing Company.--S.

-Mr. and Mrs. Edwin M. Ed- wardson of West Canard, Mass... who are touring this Province for the first time, visited friends in Summerside on Tuesday.-S.

-Wendell and Diane MacDonald of Saint John, N. B., are spending their summer vacation with their grandparents. Mr. and Mrs..Percy Weeks, St. Eleanoiws.-S.

-Miss Patricia Weeks and Mrs. Jack MacDonald returned yester-" day morning by plane to Saint John. N. B., after spending their holidays with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Weeks. St. El- eanvors.-S.

--Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Flem- ming, Brantford. Ont.. Mr. Der- mot Flemming. Charlottetown and Mr. Bruce Power. Charlottetown visited relatives in summerslde on Saturday.--S.

-Frtends will be glad to learn that Mrs. Cecil Campbell. Burling- tan, is makinz I stood recovery after her recent ilineu. Bur

..Misa Blanche Macbeod, Irish- town. has accepted I position Wll-ll Kennedy's, G e n e r at Merchants. Kensington. 3"”-

--Mr. Thomas sharp! hi! T” turned to his home in Cape Tor- mentine. After spending I few days pleasantly with his brother. Mr. John R. shame. and aim"- Mra. Jane Sharpe and Mrs. Fflllll Weblier. Norboro. BU?-

IIG IIIDC The great bird: known Ii blis- icrds which formerly inhabited

The bride's going-away suit was .

flows & Views of licAF Station

Siimmorslilo By All!

Summerside friends wish to con- gratulate Wing Commander W. C. Lnnntaif and Squadron Leader A. LION Jcwett on their recent pro- Aiotlons from the ranks of Squad. ron Leader and Flight Lieutenant, respectively. WK? Langstaff was Commanding Officer of R. C. A. F. station. Summerslde, from 1947 to 1949. and STL Jewett attended a Staff Navigation Instructor (Nav- igitcr) Course at the A.N S. in l 9.

P70. A. Hutchinson visited this station during the past week F70. Hutchinson was formerly a Staff Pilot at the Flying Wing of the A. N.S.

Mr. and Mrs. C.(:. Carson of Saint John. N.B.. spent the hol- iday weck-end in Slemon Park, guests of their son and daughter- in-law, Flight Sergeant and Mrs. D. E. Carson. Later this week Mr. and Mrs. Carson. Mrs. Day F.'S and Mrs. Carson and children Kenneth and Robert will depart on holidays for Saint John and Maine.

Heartiest contatulations on his recent promotion are extended to Squadron Leader J. J. Thurmeier. Silo Thurmeier arrived at R.O.- A F. Station, summerside. in Aug- ust. 1948 t.o attend a course at the A.N.S.. following which he be- came A member of the Instruction- al Staff of the School.

Miss Ruth Kelly, R.N.. daulzhter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Kelly. Summcrside. has been accepted into the R. C. A. F. where she will undertake her duties as a Nurs- ing Sister in the immediate future. The best. wishes of her friends are extended for success and happin- ess in her chosen career.

SKL H. A. Forbes. General List. lira hcen transferred to the ANS where he will report. this week for duties as Officer Commanding Specialist Wing.

Two airmen will arrive at this sit-ti-vii rlurinrz the iveek on trans- f.-r from other units. including a Communications Technician (At l.A.C. J.P. Blots and W.0.2 V.'ll'l'?l1lllL it Master Workshops Technician 4.

F"i. F.L. Campbell-Racers de- narted on posting to another ata- tion durinrr the past week. l-"II. Campbell-Powers has been a Stall Pilot at the A.N.S. Flying WINS-

A Metal Worker 3. L A.C DM- Tliompsmi has been posted to an- nei--r iinlt ivhei-is he will report this we:-':. as well as A Cl M. J run-fnnehi :-ii) L.A.C. W.E. Grant. a Steward.

Flo "Sammy" Sansnm. who .ii'ill he remembered as a tlraduate of 51 Navlanfion ()ff1cer:' course which t"PDilfl9('l from the A.N.S. l". Avirll. 1950. is now Officer in". Traininiz on a Maritime Search A- Rescue Squadron.

A local resident L..A.C -I-L Arseniiult. recentlv renoi-ted ln Kl this station on transfer from an Aerocngine Technicians course.

On Wednesday 9l'9l1lll.! 3.3:: dinner was held in honour a i Hebdon. Director of Flying Tra n- in: in the R.A P". and his party at the Officers' Mess'.

MOW” w", greatly enjoyed at evening. and a very Ira attended

a-21'-'rWj1'?T voururun GENIUS

Sir Frederick Burton. 7 minter who died in 1900. W38 3"

Lmciaie. of the Royal lllh'm33” Academy at the are ill 21-

GDISTIPATIOI GONE -GIIAIGEII MAI!

"Constipation made me sullen all day. What a change since I started to use Al.l.-alum regillarlyl Even my wife notice: it!” More Aurelie Savard, 24 lBlan- chette Ave.. Ville Montmorency, Que. One of many unso- licited Mien from ALL-BRAN users. You, too, rniiv expect to overcome constipation due to lack of-dietary bulk i you follow this advice: eat an ounce of crinpy xe:Ll.ooa'a ALL-BRAN daily. drink plenty of water! If not completely aatinhed after 10 days. return empty carton - to Kellogg's. London. Ontario. Get nouns roux HONEY ncxl

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-Mg T Mule beauty. The five Samoyede dogs created much comment as they lay in the snow at the front of the float. '

The finst float in the parade was the work of Mr. J. Mlddlgln of Moore and Mocbeod Ltd., and presented a picture of charm and beauty which made it outstanding. Reliresenilnll a corner of a flower garden. it also carried some of the contestants from the Miss P. E. 1. contest.

TOW” Taxi lllzeniously decorated U19. loll of their car so that it held a.little lad driving a toy automo. bile at the front. and a very young lady pan-9WEltln8 telephone calls for a taxi at the rear.

Bathing beauties were featured on the float by W. R. Jenkins, and although it was thought they might be cold at the beginning of the pa- rade when the wind started, they certainly did not worry about their costumes when it rained g little later. ' ”Cradle of Confederation", one ofrthe more elaborate floats in the parade, was the work of F, w- w00lW0ltlh. and presented in a novel. manner the historical as- pect of this Provinces background. Bearing the sign, "G. H. Taylor, Jeweller for Four Generations", an outstanding feature of the parade was a barouche, drawn by two gray horses. Occupied by a party of three in costume, with two coachmen sitting up front, the wicker barouche is believed to be the only one of its type in the Maritlmes.

Made about 1875, it. was brought to this Province in the early nineties. from Piquay, Ohio, by Colonel Orr, and is now the pro- pcrty of G. H. Taylor.

Santa made a special trip to Charlottetown to appear on the float of R. T. Holman Co. Ltd., and will no doubt be receiving a. lot of early mail as a result. Silvered evergreen trees and snow balls made a lovely setting for Santa and his prancing reindeer. and younger members of the watchers longed for the parade to stop in order that they might get a better- look at their favorite .in the white whiskers. ,

Atkinson's Groceteria featured a garden swing on their enti'y, and Michael Brothers showed the "Teddy Bear Picnic." Miss Stude- baker was a charming young miss whose red and white skirt com- pletely covered the automobile on which she was riding.

Others who contributed greatly to the splendor of the parade were

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Attention Veterans

All ex-service men are re- quested io meet at Legion Club Rooms St. Stephen's Street, Summerside at 1.1;”i p.m. Thursday, July 5th to attend the funeral of our late comrade Arthur Wa.lms- ley. , CANADIAN LEGION Summerside

REGULAR niiiicr

EVERY WEDNESDAY

at Clark's Warehouse ALBERTON

Ted Aliearnls Five Piece Orchestra Canteen Service

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FARM roii SALE

AT SOUTH KILDARE

Mile and one-half from Alberton

58 acres. 50 acres cleared

House, barn. hen house and

brooder house.

ALVIN BELL, Alberton-Phone 55-22

RED THEATRE

BORDEN presents

of Rosie 3.

Starring: June Haver and Gordon MacRae. Shows July 3 and 4 at 7:15 and 9:15.

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Crockett and Storey. Boy Scout! and Cubs. L. M. Poole, Dominion Experimental Farm. Canadian Le- llon. Basilica Youth Club, sun- shine Island Dairy, Mrs. Kenny's Bakery. P. E. 1. Fisheries Feder- ation, R.C.C.S. "Kent", Cash and Carry Store. Souris Regatta, and Maritime Electric.

In the second half of the parade were entries by Arnfast Coal, Planter's Peanuts (sponsored by the Charlottetown Kinsmen), Har- ness Race Horses and drivers. Red- din Bl'0S., F. R. McLaine, Carveil Bros, Andrew Macliachern, Chand-

Chest X-Ray Unit, Department Health and Welfare and Keith, MacKinnnn's Transport. i .Thc dozen or so harness race horses came in for much favorable, comment. The well - mannered trotla:-rs and pacers, owned both locally and on the mainland, at-