Auousr 26. 1953

. THE GUARDIAN .

CHARIDTTETOWN

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THE WESTERN GUARDIAN

PRINCE COUNTY OFFICE 3 summer Street. Sumnzenide. Phone 3031. News, Subscriptions, Advertising Representatives

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Albertoni Frank Weeks, Ilepreoentatlvo Phone: 63-2 Office and 88-! Ilouo.

GEORGE WOTTON 8032 and 8033.

bought at any of the in sununerslde:

Grocery, Convent Street.

CE OFFICE

..nUY roofing. repairing and painting supplies, at Braces.

-liANCE-Every Wednesday, old Lower Freetown School.

,.,il0OD OR. WIRE potato bask- ;-5 said right at Bi-ace's.

,BlNGO. Kensington Rink, to-, ,1, 8:30 pm. Cash prizes, spon-j

:1 by Canadian Legion.

..Kl-JNSINGTON SCHOOL will , 3-, 1 on Tuesday, September lstl 5-: order of trustees.

-.1'ilK ALB!-IRTON B E A U T Y - will he closed for liolidays - the month of September. 1

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CIl'.liPllC Church grouiitls; :: August 27th. Bazaar. games, hot dogs.

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Q the ciiigagriiiciit of zer l”.'ll'llh tjmce to Robert Petersen. only son of Mini

Marriage to take placel and Mrs Alexander Peterson, sum-, the latter part of Sepicmbeit.

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son,Margale. aiiiiouiices the, c ment. of her youngest daugh-1 Doris Jine, to William Pres- to. son of Mr. and Mrs. Preston T-innibs, Kensiiigton. marriage to- take. place the middle of Scptem-l 302'

-FRlN('E C01 NTY NEEDS at; 600 blood donors at Red? s to be held next week;

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-)llS('EI.LANEOI'S Sll0WERl -Miss Bernice Lldsionr-, whose: marriage will lzike place on Thurs-5 tiny. was the guest of honor (it af niilellaneoii. -hoiver recently ill the home of Mrs. Morley Wylie. The many lovely gifts were ar- ranged in a drcornted carriage, wheeled in by Miss Mary Ellen; Wylie. They iiere opened by Mlssi Betty Lou Trudenic and Mrs." Genius Philips read the ncconi-' panriniz verses. Assisting the hos- tes: in serving a dellcloiis lunch were Mrs Allnn Elder. Mrs. Ge-me Philips and Mrs. Eric' Sllvwtl Ls

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V-PANTRY SALE, Holi-nan's, Fri- day. August 28th. Irishtown W. I

-THE ANNUAL MEETING of the Miscouche Grain Cleaning Plant will be held on Monday ev- ening, August 31st.

-ENGAGEMENT.-Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. MacDougali of Grand River announce the engagement of their daughter, Dorothy Florence, to Joseph Gerald Gallant. son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Cyrilie Gallant of Wellington, P. E. 1. Marriage .10 take place September 26th, in St. Patricks Church, Grand River.

-ROTARY MEETING-I-Ion. Justlcn Esty, Justice of the Sup- lCIl'lt' Court of Canada. was the :uc:.i spcrilter yesterday at the, weekly luncheon meeting of lhej

:SunlnlClSIdQ Rolziry Club, He gave Mn. Sumnm.5,de; ,a most interesting account of hisf1' ltrip to the international confer-I

once in Berlin, Germany, and des-I cribed the living conditions now

!iriiiis.':nrr.t of all kinds. SUD-lexisiiiig there where the destruct-l HM”. rim 5-00 0 5109K Umll 311 41”-lyinll caused by war is still vividlyln,-, 1.19”,-V Mm-5.. summm-side 3

apparent. In time, he said the cityi of Berlin might. well become at Qliosi. town. Picsident T. Earlei

i E1 ”'”””5' K””W""”” ,”f,.H1Ck0.V presided and the iiroizminl Bfoyse. Suiiirnerside, 3, Mrs. Harry I194 was in clmrge of Rntariaii 'I'hanel11nrmn, sumnm-side,

A. Ciiinpbell. llotzii-nin guests iverel

Charlie Arbing, Marble Hcad.i Mass,1ind Wnldmn B. Selleiuf Soniei-ville, Mass. Other guestsl

present were Hon. Justice Aidousi Aylen. Toronto. Ont., Dr. Van De Merwc, Uiiircrsiiy of New Yo.l:, and Mr. Hilbert Rogers, artist, Ot-' lawn. - -SHOVVER IN I(ENSINGTON-- Neighbors and friends gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Dayc. Kciisiiiztonr on August. 20 to honor their son Ivan and his bride, the former Sylvia Rayner, at a misccllzuieous shower. Chair- man Everette Donald called the eomp.iny to order wit-h suitable ie:n:irks and called upon Mr. Earle Day .011 who read an address to the young couple. On behalf of near neighbors, a pedestal desk was presented by Messrs. Leonard Sheehan and Kenneth Brammer. Individual parcels were carried in by Mrs. Lloyd Miilar and Miss Bessie Moore and the ribbons cut by Missm Gladys Davison and Geenia Glover. Good wishes and names were read by Mim Thelma Adams and the gifts were arrang- ed by Mrs. Bruce Howard. Both Mr. and ,Mrs. Diiye mllngly ex- pressed their thanks. A musical evening followed with selections by Messrs. Ralph Hardy, Delmar Woodside and Ivan and Eric Daye. A delicious lunch was served when the hostess was assisted by Mrs. Waidon Davisoii, Mrs. Kenneth Branimer, Mrs. Lloyd Mlllar, Mrs. Lorne Waite, Mrs. Elmer Stordy, and Mrs. Lloyd Sharpe. The bride was also tendered e pre-nuptial shower at Traveller's Rest Hall, as well as a. surprise shower by Sum- merslde friends at. the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Stordy. Bur.

Personals

-Miss Vera. Noonan. S'Side, spent her vacation at her home in Al- bony.

-Miss Regina Jordan at Saint. John, N. B., is spending her holi- days with her friend Miss Patricia Weeks, St. Eleanore. 5.

-Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Noon:-in of Hamilton, Ont., spent. their vacation with Mr. and Mrs. Thos. E. Noonim and Mr. and Mrs. George Dawson.

-Mr. Harry Noonan of Oshawa, Ont., and LAC. Linus Noonen of R..C.A.F. Station Trenton, Ont... motored to P.E.I. and spent. their vacation with Mr. and M35. Thos. S. Noonan, Albany, P.E.I.

-Miss Edna McCarville left by plane yesterday for Montreal after spending a pleasant two-week va- cation with her father, Mr. Par- nell Mccarville and her many friends at Kinkora.

, -Friends will be glad to learn

- that Mr. S. R. Pendlctori who has

been ill for some time at his home

at Kensington. was feeling much better over the August; 22 week- end. Bur.

-Friends of Mr. J. Bradford Miliman will be glad to learn that be is gradually recovering from his recent. illness at his home at Kerisington. Bur.

-Mrs. Clair Campbell and lit.- tle son, Loweu, are spending a few days at Kensirigton, guests of Mrs. Campbell's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Paynter. Bur.

-HM:-s. William Bryant and Miss l-label smith left recently to return to their homes in Cambridge. Mus, after spending several weeks

Kensington where they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. .1. Brad- ford Millman.

-Mr. and Mrs. A. Molesd-aleieft recently to return to their home in Winnipeg, Ma.n., after spending a holiday at Sea View where they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Eerie Macxay. . Bur.

-Dr. and Mia. B.F'. Hunter and daughter, Marylin. Summerside. were guests on Bundgy. August 29 of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Psynter, Burlington. Bur.

-Mrs. Lawrence MaoLcod. Bur- lington, is spending a few days with her nephew and niece, Mr.

Prize List At Slside Flower Show Yesterday

Following is I list of the prize

winners at the second annual flower show held in Summerslde. Gladiolus

White and creamy, one spike- l, Hammond Bowness, Bedeque. 2. Dr. Henry Moyse, Summersicls, 3. Mrs. Frank Cameron, Summer- side; three spikes-1. H. B. Creed. Highfleld, 2. Hammond Bowness. Bedeque. 3, Mrs. Frank Cameron, Summerside.

Bluish white and pink with white and creamy, one spike 1, Mrs. Thomas Nesbit, Tyne Val- ley, 2, Dr. Henry Moyse, Sum- merside, 3, Mrs. Harry Horton. Summerside; three spikes-l, Ham- mond Bowness. Bedeque, 2, Mrs. J. W. Mac-Gregor, Kensirigton Road, RR. 3.

Yellow. one spike--1, Hammond Bowness, Bedeque, 2, Keith Comp- ton, Summerside. 3. Mrs. J. W. MacGregor, Kensingtoti Roarl. R.R. 3; three spikes-1, Hammond Bow- ncss, Bedeque. 2 Keith Compton, Summerside, 3, Mrs. J. W. Mac- Gregor, Kensington Road. R.R. 14' three spikes, first year exhibitor- 1, Fred Perry, Summerslde.

Orange. orange yellow. apricot and buff, one spike--1, Hammond Bowness. Bedeque, '2', Keith Comp- three spikes -- Hanimonti Bowness, Bedeque, 2, Mrs. Gordon Maclifillan, Cornwall.

Light salmon, light coral and light rose, one spike-1. Mrs. llni-ion, Summerside. 2,

Hammond Bowness, Bederiiie; three spikes--l, Hammond Bow- ness, Bedeque, 2, Dr. llenry

Salmon, orange salmon and red salmon, one spike---1, Hammond Bowness, Bedeque, 2, Mrs. Frank Cameron, Summersidc; one spike. first year exhibitor--l. Fred Perry,, Siiiiimerside: three spikes -l. Ham-I mond Bmvness. Bedeque: 2. Mrs. Frank Cameron, Summerside.

Rose salmon and salmon rose, one spike--1, Hammond Bowness, Bedeque, 2. Dr. Henry Moyse, 3. Keith Compton. Summerside: one spike-vi, Fred Perry, Summerside; three spikes--1. Mrs. Frank Cam- eron. Summerside, 2. Hammond Bowness, Bedeque. 3, Mrs. Frank Cameron, Summerside.

Medium and deep rose. one, spike--l, Dr. Henry Moysc. Sum-5 merside, 2, Mrs. Harry Horton! Summersidc, 3. Hammond Bow- ncss, Bedeque: three spikes--1.: Hammond Boivness, Bedeque.

Scarlet and light. red. one spike --1, Mrs. J. W. MacGregor. Ken- singlon Road. R.R. Ii, 2, W. 13.1 Creed, Higlifield; three spikes---l.l llrimmond Bowness. Bedeque. W. B. Creed. Highfield. 3, Mrs. .l.l W. .VliicGregor, Kc-nsiiigton Rnatl.i R.R. 3.

Red crimson and dark red. one

spike-l, W. B. Creed. Hizhfield. 2, Dr. Henry Nloyse. Summerside, Ti, Hammond Bowness. Bedeque; three spikes--1, W. B. Creed. Highfield, 2, Hammond Bowness. Bedeque. I

Maroon red and black red. one

spike -1, Hammond Bowness. RP-i deqhue; three spikes--1, Hammond? Bowness. Bedeque. l

Mauve and mauve pink. one spike-1. Hammond Bowness. Be- deque, 2. Mrs. James Champion, Travellers Rest, 3, Mrs. J. W. Mac- Gregor. Kensington Road, R.R. :1: three spikes--1. Hammond Bow- ness. Bedeque. 2. Mrs. Gordon MacMlllsn, Cornwall, 3, Mrs. James Champion, Travellers Rest.

Purple. one spike-1, Keith Compton. Summerside, 2. W. B. Creed. Highfield. 3. Hammond Bowness, Bedeque: three spikes- 1, Hammond Bowness, Bedeque.

Violet, one spike-1, Hammond Bowness, Bedeque. 2. Mrs. Thos. Nesbit, Tyne Valley; thre spikes- 2, Hammond Bowness, Bedeque.

Smokey, ssh, bronze and cop- per, one spike-1, ,Mrs. H. B. Creed. Hlghfield, 2. Hammond Bowness, Bedeque, 3. Dr. Henry Moyse, Summerside: three spikes- 1, Hammond Bowness. Bedeque, 2, Mrs. W. B. Creed. Highfield.

Vase-7 spikes--any color--1. W. B. Creed, Hlghfield. 2, Hammond Bowness, Bedeque, 3. Mrs. Harry Horton, Summerside.

Vase-7 spikes-any color-first year exhibitor-1, Mrs. A. J. Eur- bour, St. Eleanors, 2, Cecil Cam- eron. Kensingt ri. l

Basket, not more than 20 spikes. any color with foliage-1. Ham- mond Bowness. Bedeque, 2. Mrs. J. W. MscGregor, Kensington Rd., R.R. 3, 3. Mrs. Harry Horton, Summerside.

Gladiolus-liliniature Section

Light colors--3 any variety or vnrieties-C-1, Mrs. A. J. Barbour, St. Elesnors. 2, Hammond Bow- ness, Bedeque.

Parsgials

-Friends of Mrs. Frank Mac- Ewen. Kensington. will be glad to know that she is doing as well as can be expected after an operation for appendicitis at the Prince County Hospital on August 20.

Bur.

-Miss Diane Msyhew has re-! turned to her home in Mergstc after spending a few days in Bum- merside where she was the guest of Misses Kathleen and Dorothy MacPhee. Bur.

-Mrs. Melville Donald left Aug-

Burt net. 19 to return to her home in wiikie, ss.sk., after spending sev-'

oral weeks visiting her brother, Mr. W. 8. Warren, Margate, and other relatives and friends in province.

-Friends will be glad to know that Mr. Herbert Donald has re- turned to his home at Sea View. following successful treatment for his recent illness at the Prince County Hospital. Bur.

-Mrs. Benj. Knight and her niece. Miss Pemeie Manuel. Gran- ville Jet, Maine. arrived on Aug- ust to to spend I. holiday at Spring Valley. gueets of Mr. and Mn.

and Mrs. James Bernard. Long River. Iur.

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Dark Colors. 3 any variety or

varieties-1, Hammond Bowness, Bedeque.

Spikes. 6 any color or colors- I, Dr. Henry Moyse. Summerside, 2, Hammond Bowness, Bedeque. 3. Mrs. J. W. Mat-Gregor, Kenslng- ton -Road, R.R. 3.

Dehlhl

Dehlias, cactus, 6 blooms, I of each variety-1, Mrs J. W. Mac- Gregor, Kensington Road, R.R. 3. 2, Mrs. Gordon .VlacMillen, Corn- wall.

Dahllss, decorative, large, 6 blooms, 2 of each variety-1, Ham- mond Bowness. Bedeque, 2, Mrs. J. W. MacGregor, Kensington Rd., R.R. 3. 3, Mrs James Champion, Travellers Rest.

Dabiiss, decorative. medium. 6 blooms, 2 of each variety-1, Peter 12. White, 2, Peter R. White, Sum- merslrle, 3, Hammond Bowness, Bedeque.

Dablias, pompoms, 6 blooms. of each variety---1. Mrs. Harry Horton, 2, Hammond Bowness, Be- deque, 3, Mrs. J. W. MacGn-gor. Kensington Road, R.R. 3.

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Other Flowers

Siiapdragon tahout 12 stemslw l, W. B. Creed. l-ligbfieid, 2, Mrs. Walter Bernard; Freetown. 3, Mrs. J. W. Maccregor, Kensington Rd.,

R.R. .'i. Sweet Peas (nbout 35 stems) -- 1. ll:-immond Hownes.-1. Bedeque,

2, Miss Effie Jeffrey, St. Eleanors. 3, Cecil Cameron, Kensington.

Zinnia: Bouquet iabout 15 blooms)--1, Mrs. .1. VV, MacGre- nor, Kensiiigton Road, RR. 3. ,2. Mrs. Colin Stewart. Sumnierside, 3, Mrs. H. R. Found, Bids-ford.

Asters Bouquet Iabout 15 bloomsl--1, Dr. Henry Moyse. Summerside, 2, Mrs. J. W. Mac- Gregor, Kensington Road, R.R. 3. Carnations Bouquet (about 12

ihlnoms)--l. Mrs J. W. .VfncGregor, ll(ensivtgton Road. R.R. 3.

Mixed Bouquet-1, Miss Gladys Holman, Summerside. 2, Mrs. Colin Stewart. Summerside. fl, Mrs.

Harry Horton, Summei-side.

Table decoration ytcentrepiece)- 1. Mrs. Colin Stewart, Summer- side. 2, Mrs. W. A. Currie, Sum- merside, 3. Miss Dorothy Wyatt. Summerside.

Any table decoration-1. Gordon .VfacMillan. Cornwall. Mrs. J. W. MacGregor, Kensing- ton Road. R.R. 3, 3, Mrs. Colin Stew:ii't. Summerside.

Mixed basket 1. Hammond Bowness, Bedeque. 2, Mrs. Gordon MacMil1an, Cornwall, 3, Mrs. J. W.

Mrs. '7

MacGi-egor, Kensington Road, R. R. 3. Roses, decorative --1. .Vlrs. Gor-

don Maclilillan, Cornwall. 2, Mrs. J. W. MacGregor, Kensington Rd.. R.R. 3.

Alberron and Vicinity Mrs. Graham Bennett, Monta-

gue. is a guest of her mother. Mrs. H. J. Larkin. Alberton.

Mr and Mrs. Walter Affleck and family, Charlottetown. are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hutt, Ai- berton South.

SMOKING LESS

LONDON. (CF)-Britons are smoking less and cutting down on entertainment. says the central statistical office. The difference is going into food. with l:s4e.ooo,ooo spent on first commodity in the first three months of this year compared with about l:740,0o0,000 in the same period in 1952.

-:..:M.HjA- "TH-E SAVAGE" AT CAPITOL. SUMMERSIDE

-Out of the rip-roaring pages of America's pioneer history. when fierce frontier fighting between painted warriors of the Sioux Indian nation and the United States cavalry-men was at its height, has come Paramount's ex- citing new Technicolor drama ”The Savage." which opens today at the Capitol, summei-side. Set. against this tumultuous background is the moving story of a white man who had been raised as the adopted son of an Indian chief.

Charlton Heston stars as the white skinned brave who finds the call of his blood tearing at the ties of his Indian allegiance when his tribe is threatened with extermina- tion by the onrush of civilizo.tion.. It, is Heston's activities in solving the dilemma of his conflicting loy- alties that lends impetus to the rousing action. Fighting on horse and afoot. with knives. bow and arrow, guns. cannons and even dyn- amite punctuntee the double-ban reled excitement. A sha-ttering cli- max is reached when the adopted Sioux warrior makes a decision based on the dictates of his con- science rather than his heart.

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KEISIIGTON

-On charges of marketing po- tatoes without a producer-'s license, Mr. Aden Mulligan of Emerald. R.R., and Mr. Delbert Rayner of Travellers Rest were each found guilty in county magistrates court before Magistrate ll. S. Hinton, Q.C., at Summeralde yesterday.

Mr. Mulligan was fined 375.00 and costs or one month and Mr. Rayner was fined 25.00 and costs or ten days.

The difference in lines was due to the categories in which the defendants were placed as pro- ducers, Mr. Mulligan being sub- ject to s 575.00 license and Mr. Rayner being subject to a 525.00 license. In both cases no evi- dence was taken as the facts were

admitted by counsel for the ne- eused. Both parties had previously

pleaded not guilty and based their defense on points of law rather than fact.

Two Fined For Marketing l Potatoes Without License 5

Written briefs were filed with the court by counsel on each side and .deslt with constitutional points of law, but Magistrate Hin-I ton stated he would he guided by-I the law as he found it in the statute books and said he would leave questions. of the constitu- tional validity of the statutes to a higher court.

Mr. Gordon Msl'Milian of Char- lottetown acted as counsel repre- senting the Potato Marketing Board while Mr. D. 0. Stewart. Q.C., of Summerslde, represented Mr. Mulligan and Mr. Rayner.

Two other similar cases beforel the court were further arijoiirneril until September 22nd for the tak-'; ing of evidence. l

These were the cases of Sim-.l mans & MacFariane, and Leslie; Simmons, both of Summerside.

The balance of the cases before the court---four niorr---were sect forl hearing on September Bth.- -S.'

Mr. Hammond Bownoss of Be- deque carried away top honors at the second annual provincial flow- er show at Summerside yesterday. This two-day show is sponsored by the Abegweit Chapter of the l. 0. D. E. and this year, as last. is being held in the Baptist Church hall. '

Included in the awards receiv- ed by Mr. Bowness were ll) the Maurice Mill Rose Bowl Trophy for annual competition and award- ed for the greatest number of points in the show; t2t the Rural ifieautificniion Association prize for iilie greatest number of points for lgladioli--ii voucher for S1500 worth of bulbs from the Cotton Memorial Nursery; (3) the Rural Beautification Association prize for the greatest number of points for sweet peas-a 35.00 voucler for flower stock from the Cotton Memorial Nursery: (4) a first place tie between Mrs. J. TV. Mac- Gregor. Charlottetown and Mr. Bowness for the greatest niimher of points for rlablias won the Rural Beautification award for each a 3.05.00 voucher for plants from the Cotton Memorial Nurs- ery.

Mr. Bowness won the second prize in the Robert Cotton award for the best. group of 7 spikes of izladioli. Mr. W. E. Creed of High- field, placed first in this com- petition. Miss Gladys Holmnn of Summerside won the Mrs. William MacKls- prize for the best. mixed bouquet.

Highlight. 0! Show

An interesting higiiliizht nf the show was the coronation basket competition consisting of red. white and blue flowers in while

baskets. Seven entries were feat- ured in this display which was judged by popular vote. Each

person received ll ballot. on enter-

ing the hall and voted for the coronatlon basket of his or her choice.

The coronation basket (No. 7) of Mrs. Gordon MacMillan of Cornwall received first place in

the popular vtie while the second place award went to the basket (No. 2) of W. B. Creed, Highfield.

While not entered in the coro- nation basket competition, a large artistic exhibit, prepared by Chief of Police Peter R. White was an important part of the coronation corner display and drew much favorable comment for its ori- ginality of design. This display featured a coronation crown of flowers prominent on a back- ground of flowers and including such varieties as asters, sweet alyssumii, gladiqll. white stocks and ageratum. This display re- ceived is special prize from the flower show committee.

Mayor Opens Show

Entries for the show were re- ceivedtup to 11:00 AM. and the exhibition was officially opened at 3:00 PM. by Mayor Henry W. Wedge.

Hon. C. C Baker. Minister of Agriculture was present and made

Bedeque Man Carries Off Top Honors At Provincial Flower Show

a short address complimenting the local I. O. D. E. chapter-'on their; work in sponsoring this provincial. flower show which he said he hoped would continue to be an an-l nuai event.