5EPTEMBER- 5, 1952

GUARDIAN

? THE WESTERN

PIINCI COUNTY OFFICE

,. summer Street. Suanmerslde. ",9", subscriptions. Advertising Representatives

Phone 803)..

GEOBGE,CLOW and GEORGE WOTTON

noun Phones: The Guardian all: be

following stares xv”-I:m;vk:it:,sr-stand. Water Street; ,, noueetws Lurooery Second mgeustreeti Vlnoes racers.

. I Alberton: Phonei

5082 Ind 8083.

bought at any of the in Summersld

9, Summer Street; Gourlles Drugstore. ll Centrsl.Strecit

Msrla Gsudei. 07 Granville street; street; Island Motor Transport. 120 Busaeu litroet;.Enrnan's Isla-

servioe Drug. I I. L Waits in Kenslngtmt. "wuss ramca ourwn Frank weeks. on Office and on loose.

Bepresenhivo.

-jib R 1.. .. l-: OFFICE of Dr. . . Vool-5:1 will be closed from Sep- emm 2nd to septembe lath.

, CETOWN United Church. u,1:,,::fil:, Sunday. September 7th. momma gg;-vice M 11.09 A. M. Rev. iiexander iuacxay. Minister-

,ggDEQUE Men's Association mm, septembe 0th at 7.30 P. M. Guest speaker. Rev. Lewis Murray, KenslnKi0n- -

Lncncours UNITED cuurtcu CHARGE. Services Sunday. Sep- umber 7th. Bedeque ii A. M. Bor- den it P. M. Albany 7.30 P. M. Rev. w, Burton Crowe. B. A., Minister.

gcmmcn NOTICE.-Malpeque 1-he service in the United Church. mlpeque. on September 7th. will no roiulucted by Rev. Alexander uackay oi Apohaqul, N. B., at 11 A. M.

..(:ENTRAL BEDEQUE United Church. Services Sunday 11 A. M. m the evening at 7.45 P. M. The United Baptist Choir led by Alden Leard will perform in a service of unusual musical interest. You will want to hear them.

-E)'GAGEMENT-The engage- mnit is announced of Marion Shirley Bears, dnitghier of Mrs. Norma Bears and the late James Bears. to Malcolm Robert, son of lilr. and Mrs. John H. MacDon- ald nl Pictau. N. S.. marriage to take place in the near future.

-ENGAGEMENT.-Mr. and Mrs. Howard Perry, St.E1eanors, an- nounce the engagement of their daughter. Marjorie Pearl, to Allis- ter Leland, son of Mr. and Mrs. Angus Munroe, Guysborc. N. 5. wedding to take place on Septem- ber lilth at 7.30 P. M. lii' St. John's Anglican Church, St. Elcanors.

--SAD NEWS RECEIVED-Mrs Michael Mocarvllle. Carleton, has received the sad news of the death oi her sister (Margarctt Mrs. John Lawless on August 29th at Provid- tnce. RI. She is survived by one daughter. Helen. Mrs. Kenneth Griffin, Lock Haven, Pa.; one sis- ter. Susie L. Cahlll, R.N.. Provi- deuce; one brother. John P. Cahill, Brooklyn, NY. Interment was ur st. Francis Cemetery at Provi- ience. 5.

Personals - -Mrs. Barth's MacQuarrle. Vic- toria. was a visitor to Summersldc yesterday. S.

-Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Enman

of Portland. Maine. are visiting I'ith ivlr. Enman's aunt. Mrs Lloyd spears. and Mr. Spears in Summersltie.

-Master Morris Wright. son of Mr. and Mrs. Melhurne Wright. nas returned to his home in Mid- dletoit after being a patient in Prinre County Hospital, where lie was operated. on for appendicitis. --S

-Rev. Alexander and Mrs. Mac- Kiiy. of Apohaqul, N. 3., are :l.utin;: friends on the Island. lir. .iinrKay will conduct the l9rViN'.I in the Unllerl Church at -Wliwlue during the months of 5"l1l9mher and October.

Alberton and Vicinity

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table William Coughlin. R. - . P.. Alberton detachment has been transferred to Charlotte- town. He will be replaced at Al- Wioii by Constable Fortsin.

Mr Jack Englsnd. Ottawa. is "tiiins in Alborton, guest at the

home of his brother and slst.er-in- 1:;-i Mr. and Mrs, Vernon Eng-

-Mrs. Joseph Buota has arrived from Providence. R.I., to visit her "liilhtr. Mrs. James Mclntyre of llontrose. who is a patient in the ltestem Hospital.

Mr. Charles Gordon has return- ed to part time work at his garage iii Alberton after being confined to

home at Caecumpeo by illness Wins the past week.

WM Dorothy Bonyman lelt Al- erion on Monday to become a Iiudent nurse at Grace Maternity Hospital in Halifax. she was ac- :”mlJanled to Halifax by -her par- nts. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Bonyrnan.

xi" Myrtle Shea. Montrose, is a I eat in the Western Hospital.

Rig. Byron Weeks left Alberton Lib rday snroute to Goose Bay, ed giidor. where he will be employ- monl the Drake Merritt Corpor-

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Ml Ernest Hardy New Glasgow zsw Bbent Wednesday and Thurs- 7 It the home of his parents.

no'm:3leyMiI. Wllllam' Hardy.

Curd Of Tliunlis

Unitas Ladies Al of the West- .hmk0ll1ltsl wish to extend their ' to the West side fisher-

man I M mn0!i;"thelr generoul donation

living his time to the the plea and dough- all others who helped Wly towards the success meals.

Ethel MeAlduff. Secretary.

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mug, in? iii any if the

-uncohnnva car of coal at Carleton I-1-iday and Saturday. Abegweit Cooperation.

-BUMMAGE BALE, Town Hall. Saturday, September 13th at 230. Sponsored by Catholic Women's League.

-NORTH BEDEQUE PASTORAL CHARGE. - Services September 7th. ll.00 A. M. North Bedeque. 3.00 -P. M. the Freetown congregation will worship with the Presbyterian congregation when the service will be conducted by ”The Army Team of Evangellsts". 7.30 Travellers Rest.

-0'LEAR.Y PASTORAL CHARGE The United Church of Canada. - Rev. W. G. Dickson. B. A., Minis- ter. The services for Sunday. Sep- tember 7th are as follows: West Devon at 9.30 A. M Bloomfield at ll. A. M. Brae at 2.30 P. M. O'Leary at 7.30 P. M. All welcome. Sunday Schools: - Bloomfield 10 A M. O'Leary 10.30 A. M? Brae 1.30 P. M.

-KEN INGTON - MALPEQUE AND HETOWN Presbyterian Churches. services Sunday', Septem- ber 7th, will be as follows:-Mab peque at 11 A. M. Kenslngton at 7.30. P. M. in the afternoon at 3 o'clock a, Special Union Service under the auspices of the three churches will be held in the Pres- byterian Church. The Salvation Army Evangelistic Team will have charge of the service. See local pap- ers for aiiiiuuncements concerning this gifted team. Freetown, Sunday. September 7th, at 3 o'clock. Every- body welcome.

-FUNERAL TUESDAY - The death of Mr. Samuel McLellan formerly of Albertoii occurred in the Prince Edward Island I-hspital Sunday, August 31st. 3 was 88 years of age. The funeral, from St. Peters Church. Alberton, Tuesday afternoon, was conducted by Rev. J. R. McMahon. Hymns sung were "Rock of Ages" and "Oh God of Bethel." Pall bearers were: Messrs. J. W. Don Campbell, tBenJamln smith, Bertram smith. Lee O'- Brien. Louis Wedge and Wilfred Smith. Interment was in the Anglican Cemetery at Kildare Capes. Mr. McClellan's wife pre- deceased him about two y'cars ago. Recently he had made his home at Beach Grove.

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O'Leary and Vicinity

-The Cape Wolfe United Church held a verytsuccessful picnic on Wednesday afternoon and even- ing, Aug. 27th. The ladies served delicious suppers of chicken or lobster, with cookies, cakes, etc., in abun ance. One lovely cake had "Ca e Wolfe" on it in fancy colored icing. Ice cream. pop. fruit, etc.. were sold ahd there wcrelswings for the boys and girls. The picnic was very largely pat-l roniced and all had a fine time.

Robert Frizzellr Springfield West. has received notice that he has been accepted as a member of the medical class of Dalhouaie University, Halifax. and will short- ly be leaving for the Nova Scotla capital where he will continue his studies. He is a graduate of Prince

. of Wales College in Charlottetown

and has been attending Dalhousic University in Halifax. He is an active worker in the United Church Young People's Union.

The road has now been paved from Springfield to O ary, a distance of seven.miles. It has now a fine surface. It has been paved to the O'Leai'y United Church. and it is understood will be paved to the O'Lesry Roman Catholic Church, which is only a short distance beyond the United Church. This is much appreciated by the member of the churches.

-A number of civic-minded cit.- lzens of 0'Leary are working to have a Federal Building erected in O'Leary. A fine site, in a cen- tral section. is readily available. It would house an office for the Fish- eries Department, an office for a R.C.M.P.. another office for the Public Health Nurse. and a Post Office. It would be a wonderful asset to our rapidly growing vii- lage, and no doubt in the very near future such a Federal Bulld- lng will become an actual reality.

Mr. Claude MacNeill. 0'Leary. accompanied by his brother Eric and his wife of West Devon, left on Thursday. Aug. 23th for Mont- real to see their sister. who is ill.

Mrs. George Duggan of the Un- ited States is visiting her daugh- ter Mrs. Arthur Cornish. Mill Road, for s few days.

Mr. and Mrs. Leslie MscAulay have returned to their home in O'Lesry after an enjoyable holl- day ln Boston and otherAmerlcan centers.

Mr. warren Buchanan and his sister Irvs left on a trip to Hal- ifax. On their return to canary, they were accompanied by their mother. Mrs. George Ramsay. who

had been visiting in Halifax for some time. '

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LONDON -(CP)- store and

office owners on Regent street. on the route of next year's wronation procession. have agreed on plans to decorate their buildings with tens of thousands of lmallsti roses. All varieties will be med with the emphasis on the Elisa- beth. hide: and 1' ' roses.

S'side C-.Vl.l. Holds Meeting

The Summerslde subdivision of the Catholic women's League held its first regular monthly meeting for the fall term on Wednesday evening in the Knights of Colum- bus home. The meetlng opened with the league prayer by Rev. Father MacLeod and the president, Mrs. Wilfred Perry presided. Fol- lowing prayer business proceeded with the reading of the minutes of the previous meetln- which were approved as read by the secretary. Miss Margaret Wedge. The fin- ancial statement was read by the treasurer, Mrs. Laurler Peters and approved, all bills being voted to be paid. Correspondence as read by the secretary, Mrs. Joseph Link- letter was received from Mayor Wedge thanking the league for donations toward the rink fund.

From the Prince County Hospital for donations toward upkeep of room and from at. Vincents Orphanage for donatipna toward tea party. The following conveners gave reports: Mrs. Thomas Link- letter, magazines: Mrs. Frank Arsenault. social services: Mrs. Wilfred Perry. Girl Guides; Mrs. Emily Gallant. sick visiting. Monies voted by the sub division included prizes for the boys catechism class and 350.00 to a student studying for the priesthood. It was decided to hold a rummage sale in the near future. After the business meeting the president gave a report on the provincial convention held in Char- lottetown after which Rev. Father MacLeod briefly addressed the meeting and lottery tickets were distributed among the members.

The meeting adjourned and lunch was served by the following host- esscs: Mrs. Abdon Arsenault. Mrs. Calais Gallant, Bra. Bennett Kelly. Mrs. Emily Gallant, Mrs. Ivan

llIgrs.1Arras Araenault, Mrs. on o e. y -S Ncrthom and O Vicinity

The Tyne Valley United Sunday school held their annual picnic on Alfred Colwili's lawn on Sat- urday afternoon. August 23. with a. large attendance of teachers and pupils. Games and races were enjoyed by all. and a delicious lunch was served by the ladies.

Ralph Kneabone and son Barry left on Friday morning, August 22nd, on return to their home in Massachusetts after spending their vacation with Mrs. Kneabone's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cotton.

Mr. and Mrs.

Mrs. James MacKay of Cochit- uate. U. S. A.. and daughter Mrs. Fred Ware of Natlck, Mass.. left on return to their homes on Thursday. August 28th. after spending a brief holiday with her brother, Mr. Woodland Colwlil.

A very pretty wedding was sol- emnlzed in the Lot 16 United Church Wednesday evening, Aug. 20th, when Ruth MacLean.daugh- ter of Mrs. Havelock Macbean and ,the late Mr. Macbean became the

Mr. and Mrs. Spurgeon Ramsey. The Rev. Mr. MacDonald officiated.

Miss Doreen Colwill of Toronto is spending her vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Athol Col- wlil. ,

Mrs. Olive Taylor of Concord, Mass. has returned to her home, after spending two weeks vacation with her brother, Mr. Cyril Rodd, and her sister. Mrs. William Phil- lips of Arlington.

Mr. and Mrs. Major Rodd of Concord. New Hampshire. are spending their holidays with his brother and sister-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Rodd. Northam.

Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Linkletter and Mrs. Rollins of New Hamp- shire were visitors to Cape Tra- verse and vicinity on Sunday. Aug- ust i7th, where they visited rela- tives and friends.

Mr. Sterling Colwlil. who is em- ployed in Toronto. Ont., la spend- ing his vacation at the home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Athol Colwlil.

Mrs. Maud Corkum and Mr. and Mrs. l-lariie Corkum of Moncton. N.B.. were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs. Athol Colwlil.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Thompson and son Hugh of Sunny Brae, N. S.. were weekend visitors of Mrs. Andrew Brown.

The many friends of Miss Inn Phillips are sorry to hear that she is confliied to bed for the next few weeks.

Mr. Wlllhhm Rodd of the U.S.A. is visiting friends and relatives in Northam.

Mrs. Lana Clark. Summe ”, was a recent visitor at the home of her brother pnd sister-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Athol Colwlil.

Mr. and Mrs. John Paynter. R. C. A. F., stationed near Montreal. are at present the guests of Mt-. and Mrs. Athol Colwlil.

-'1'"T f Miss Joan McArthur of the ms of the Falconwnod Hospital. Charlottetown, is spending her vacation with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Horace McArthur.

WANTED

Egg Grader and Clerk Preferably one with A Experience Good salary for the right person

W. S. MscLEAN, Remington

bride of Easton Ramsey, son of,

THE GUARDIAN. .UH.ARUOTTE'l'OW'N

District Governor Pays Visit To S'side Rotary

The Summereida Rotary Club last evening played host to Dis- trict Governor, Dr. A. Sterling MacFarlana at a dinner meeting at Robson's Restaurant.

Dr. MacFarlane whose home is in Fredericton, N.B.. is a past president of the Rotary Club in that city and has been in Rotary for more than twenty five years.

Dr. MacFarlane at his retire ment held the position of De- puty Mlnlster of Education in the Province of New Brunswick.

dinner, Dr. MacFarlsne was in- troduced to Ratsrlsna and guests by Rotarlsn Alan Holman. preli- dent of the Summerslde Club. who presided at the meeting.

,Guesta included Charles Simp- son of Summerslde nad Rotarlan Austin Scales of the Charlotte- town Club. There were 26 mem- bers present. Dr. lVlacFnrlane gave an inspirational address which illustrated the basic philosophy which underlies and

unites Rotarians in the purpose of their motto "Service Above Self". He stressed two of the

main points in the role of Rotary (1) development of the individual and (2) service within the com- munity.

He reminded his listeners of the priceless heritage of freedom and liberty which we in this country enjoy, but he pointed out. that in enjoyment of these lib- erties we ought also to nccept its accompanying responsibilities.

in conclusion he said that it behooves Roterlans in all coun- tries to consider this philosophy of life and unite as one body. If the Rotarian spirit were adopted internationally. he said. the time must come when peace, goodwill, and international harmony arr.- bound to prevail.-S

Freetown and I C O Vicinity -Mr and Mrs. Ed Copy of Au - usta, Maine, spent a few days re- cently in the village. guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph R. Burns and Mrs. Russl Burns.

Friends are glad to know that Mr. Charles DeLong of Taunton. Mass. is improving nicely after an operation performed in Prince County Hospital on Wednesday, August 20th. All hope to hear of his complete recovery.

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The death of Mrs. Weston Fran- cis. which occurred suddenly at her home in South Freetown on Friday morning. August 22nd was heard with regret by her many friends. The funeral which was very large- ly attended was held on Sunday from the home of her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Crossman. The Rev. Charles Brit- ten conducted the service. There were many beautiful floral tributes. The sympathy of the cmnmunlty is expressed for the family in their great sorrow.

Thg ladies of Birch Grove Wom- en's Institute met. on I-Yiday after- noon and distributed the wool blankets which had been ordered earlier in the year. Everyone was

delighted with their purchases which included three premium blankets.

Mrs. Brewer Auld of Freetown, in company with her father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mac- Kenzie of Wlnsloe and Mr: and Mrs. Walter MacLure of Brackley left on Friday by car for Edmon- ton. Alberta. They expect to be ob- sent for six weeks.

Mrs. Gerald Lockhsr-t spent sev- eral daya in South Freetown last week, guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Drummond. She was accompanied by her two children. Blots and Lynn.

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A very enjoyable bridal shower was held recently at the home of Mr. J. B. Lewis. in honour of hi.- niece. Miss Mary Lewis. Many beau- tiful and useful gifts, were bestow- ed upon her by friends and rela- tlves, showing the popularity of the youthful bride.

Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Bunis and daughter 'Anne of Palmetto. Flor- ida. accompanied by Mrs. Robert S. Copeland of Taunton. Mass. ar-

rived in Freetown on Wedne av, August 27th to spendsa few days visiting wth relatves.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Burns. Freetown, spent a few days recent- ly in Moncton. N,B.. and vicinity.

-A.B.

iTr.'i?ET-i-'riTiiir'7.Fi:' The tunlcata, a class of marine animals. spend most of their adult

life fixed to rocks or to the sea bottom.

Tani”-s-a THRESHERS FOR SALE

1-No. 3 Halls with tail- ing elevator and high bag- ger, in perfect condition (at Robert Chappel's, York).

3--small Halls with blow-

rs. 1-No. 3 with high bagger and truck.

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These will be the last machines I will have this season, first come, first served. v

WALTER D. CROKIN Summerfleld, Emerald, R.R.

Following a very tasty lobster Mr

liowlatt Anti Vicinity

-The little-Misses Theresa and Elaine Gallant who attended wood- stock School during the past year. have now returned to f-Iowlan and are attending school there.

Bruce Carruthers and sons are now busy preparing the house on the property of Bill Ellis here at I-lowlan. which he purchased and will haul home to bejolned to his barn. I

Mrs. J. B. Arsenault "who has been a patient in Western Hospi- tal st Alberton, came out on Sun- day. August 17th. and is recuper- ating at the home of her brother. . Gilbert Gaudet, and Mr. Gaudet at Woodstock.

A large number of Howlan resi- dents took. in the lobster supper at St. Mark's parish hall. Lot. 7. on Tuesday evening. August 19th.

Eddie Blanchard of Plusvllle is now in I-Iowian.

in Howlan.

Mr. and Mrs. John Arsensult of Charlottetown motored to Howlan on Thursday. August 14th. On re- turn they were accompanied by Miss Margaret Anna Perry, who had been visiting in Howian.

The many friends or William and Thomas Duncan of Wood- stock are grieved to know that both are patients in the Prince Edward Island Hospital. and sin- cerely wish them a speedy recov- ery. -

Henry Gallant motored to Char- lottetown on Sunday. August 17th. accompanied by Messrs. Albert and

Arsenault.

Mr. and Mrs. Leo Arsenault, ac- companied by Mrs. Sadie Connors. motored to the airport on Thurs- day morning, August zlst, from where Mrs. Connors returned to 1.7.18. A. by plane, after a month visiting here. ,

Calvin Carruthers who spent a while in Cape Wolfe. has now re- turned home here.

Mr. and Mrs. Tony Powers and family, of St. Eleanors. have spent. a few days with relatives in How- lsn.

The hum of the binder is now plainly rteard on some of the I-Iowlan farms as some fields of grain are already being cut, re- minding folks that another sum- mer season is surely getting short.

Mr. Lester Wallace of Cascuin- pcc has been in I-Iowlan hauling a building for B. Carruthers.

Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Arsenault of Rumford. Maine. who are vaca- tioning in Woodstock, were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J.B. Arsenault on Thursday afternoon, August 21st.

Mrs. J. B. Arsenault. who has been recuperating at the home of her brother in Woodstock. return- ed to her home in Howlan on Thursday morning. August 21. ac- companied by Mrs. George Sweet who will remain with her for a- while.

Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Gallant of Forest View were guests of Mr "and Mrs. Leo Arsenault on Fri- day night, August 23nd.

Charlie L. Gallant of Piuaville was in Howlan on Friday. August 22nd.

Robert Arsenault and daughter Frances, and Henry J. Gallant motored to Charlottetown on Thursday.hs.vlng been called there by the illness of Mrs. Gallant, who is a patient in the Sanatorium.