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limit. 12, 1944- THE "WESTERN - GUARDIAN

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also slste

fiwislflntowlvs soon

411N111’ hammers. planes,

god.‘ l? Iaflvpcrl. levels. squares we» ._.._ ‘CAI I'll!) oeta unloadinl at

New Annan. Fufldlyh tueglrliesday. -PU'l‘ IN AN unknown car by Thursday. Prlfmml. New Aen iin- mistokmht e us]. gasoline torch Saturday ma“. John . Summer de. Finder

- - - oti-iy _ Arthur 4 a u,

THREE experienced

ANTI-D i? one with office experience. 44081‘ 0N PAVEMENT satur-

clcris. . naployment and Selective lily. April 8. between Summe ids 23,13”, Qumran-side, 4-11-51 and St. Elesnoi-‘s, biilfold with fir...

i on outside, containing uriail sum of

JUI-INA MILK CROW will 11101163’. Reward. Phone 37-2 or 3, my; my place 0d Oilcske Meal Kiellliflliflll. James E. MscNeill. mu Bran. Older now at Brace s. 4.11.31

d-lfl-Zi. '5 MEN MET - 0n Thurs- ,COUNCIL MEETING - Prc- day evening the Sumrnersida Y's sent at the Bummerside Town Menu club held their weekly meeting gouncii meeting on Monday evenlns at the Olympia Tea. Rooms with was Mayor Chester McDonald of the Mr. Herbert Strlght h; Junior Town Council and his coun- chairman. 11y ciliors and Town Clerk. Mayor‘ Mr. William Currie that arrange- mdstone weiccmcd each oneoi them merits had been completed for l; individually and after the close o! return em of Mart Kenny the meetiiiil °ulled on Mayvr MC- and his Western Gentlemen on Donald for a few words. Mayor May Ist for a dance to be staged on MacDonald eriended his thanks to that date. The sciiool debating club Council for their cour- was making excellent progress and‘ my and said ha was also that the on A ril 27th would but Ofl a. debate Town Council was taking an inter‘ for t e club. The chairm of the est in the Junior council. He said Radio Auction reported that it had that he and the members oi his been one of the most successful ev- council would be glad to help the |er held but that a full report could town council in any way they could not yet be submitted as final re-

{THANKSGIVING ssavrca -- qih, Ngillill‘ month-y Ineetiris and Easter Thankoffering oi the Ken- “tl?” .2“..‘.§§“ r3312" 33.2‘... “i351 Qednggdoy, Aipril stu- The Presid-

nor meeting closed with the King-s.

-—WAIT ON COUNCIL — Pne- vioua to the meting oi the Sum- merside Town Council 0n Manda

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turns had not yet been handed in‘. Rully Wanda to all outstanding bills paid. The‘

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WILLIAM HOLDEN SUSAN HAYWARD

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“ YOUNG

ALSO NEWS

and SHORT SUBJECT snows 1.ao'_ 9.1a ruunspav AT aso

SUMMERSIDE uuuuuununuua

5. TAYLOR Charlottetown, will '5. attometrfif

his berto m ti 15th." ° Ce its saturdayLlAzl-Jgil

-Il0CKEY a d Wednesday. Apiilaqll; rglilioitgy with Bedeque. Half hour skate fore match. Admission 2i cents. 4-l2-lil

-Mlt. AND MRS Hanford Reev-

es of Summe iue announce the flhflltzement of their daughter Flying Officer

Richard Charles Magnus son of Mr- Imd Mrs. R. c. Magnus 0g win- mpeg- Murflule to take place thc letter pert of this month. 4-12-11.

—WlN mam. TROPHY _ The

Y evening the Mayor and Councillors were waited upon by a delegation representing the Summerside Youth Centre Inc. and the School Board. Mr. L. W. Hancock, president oi the S. Y. C. I asked the town '0 pay the salaries of teachers and other expenses in connection with the evening study classes now be- ing carried out in the school by the

ant, Mrs. Hammond Toombs open- ed the meeting with "Call to Wor- .1111)" and Hymn 205 "Jesus Stand Among Us", was read in unison. Th, Easter program from Mission- "y Monthly was carried out with scripture reading by Mrs. Toombs and Mrs. Ramsay. Remnsive read- “ by the members. Hymn 105

Bell hocke Middleton Yo? gfgxhtbzvligri flllty defeated Keiisington at Be-

deque rink. The win was the see. _ and straight for the Bombers in the llllue-Eume series. The trophy was presented to the victorious squad by Arnold McGrath.

—w. c. '1'. v. MEETING - The

"JQIL; Christ is Risen 'Iioday" closed the Devotional Period. The minutes of evious meeting were n“ and 1'0 call reports from wyhmitteos followed. Mrs. Toombs mad a letter from Presbyterial President, Mrs. Woodside, stressing the need of new recruits in the missionary worir. The command of the Master “Go ye into all the world," must be fulfilled before everlasting Peace can come. Read-

S. Y. C. I. Many children are tak- ing advantage of these classes and benefiting as a result. Mr. D. O. Stewart. chairman of tho board oi school trustees explained that the board is going alone with the S.Y. C.l'. as far as the school act permits but the board has no jurisdiction over the teachers after school hours, and they would have to bc hired separately by this S. Y C. I. The use of the school auditorium for educational talks and films is being granted. Mayor Lidstone said their requests would be taken un- der consideration. Also present were Norman Maclleod. CB. Morris Peter G. Clarke and W- E. Durbg.

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"They Found the Church There“, was given by seven mernbe a. The offering was taken. Mrs. Toombs led in prayer. Meeting closed by. repeating hymn 315 and benedict-

"Soon after I peck my way out of the shell. I must

have food-but not just any food! I amra baby- the little bit I eat will make or break me—and it must be just right! Only fresh, perfectly balanced food-made expressly for rue-rich in vitamins, min- erals and high quality proteins-can make me live and grow the way I should.

‘That's why I raise my voice and peep for SHUR- GAIN 18% CHICK STARTER. It's the best! l

“I need fresh food! And you know that SHUR- GAIN CHICK STARTER is made by the SHUR- GAIN Feed Service Mill right near our farm-made ss needed! Please don't give me stale stuff when you can be so sure of freshness with SHUR-GAIN!

“I want good food! SHUR-GAIN CHICK START- ER is crammed with the quality materials that are the best insurance of growth andstrcngth. Nuff said!

“I want tested food! Well,» thousands of baby. chicks have already double-checked SI-IUR-GAIN CHICK STARTER for me, at SHUR-GAIN Experi- mental Farm, before I ever take a bite. The proof of the pudding is in the eating!

“Hundreds of thousands more chicks are getting SHUR-GAIN CHICK STARTER every year — be- cause it pays to BUY THE BEST -- FOR MY SAKE- AND FOR YOURS!”

IN SHUR-GAIN FEED SERVICE

The Fad Division of Canada Packers Ltd.

W. C- T. U. of Siimme ide met on Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs Hammond Johnston, Spring Street, A beautiful Easter service was klveii lcd by Mrs. A. Sharpe. |Scripture reading mid an article Ion Easter were read by Mrs. JF. ,McNeill. Readings were also given by Mrs. F‘. F. Schurman and Mrs Ii- R. Allen. Considerable business W86 transacted It was voted that flowers be sent; to shut-in members‘ and arrangements were made for the visit of Mrs. Rosamund Duff, p1 temperance lecturer who will speak in various centers in Prince County on the last oi this month. A social half hour brought the meetinl; to a close. —CONTACT CLUB- Th. mmhl bcrs of the Summerside Contact Club. which is composed of Air Force wives, held a pleasant social aiternaoii in the club rooms this week. Bingo was played and some Vfify useful prizes were given to‘ the winners. All prizes were do- nated by Mrs. A- Lewis. the club president. The two main prizes were n “hob0" bag won by Betty Young mid a shopping has. made by the Air Force Auxiliary of Win- nlpcg and won by Doris Enderiid. Other prize winners were Thebria Olson, Bftte Matthews. Marguer- its Alexander. Alma Buliler, Leo Shields and Mrs. Dion, who was a Ruest oi the club for the after- noon. Tea. and doughnuts were served to bring a. delightful after- noon to a close. _ s.

Personals

-—Miss Iris McEntee and Mrs. Percy Murphy spent Easter in New Glasgow. N. S. guest of theirsis- ter IvLrs. Ray Goodwin and Mr. Goodwin.

en up with dealing with objections raised by Mr. J.J. Johnston.

ova-Roles ‘Slot Machines

Discussed By ,S’side Council

l. ‘The question o! slot

CEARLQTTETQWN

Hon. R. B. Hanson Urges Needs Of P. E. Island Winter Ferry Service

i Discunlon in the House o! Oorn-"ibey arc concealing their activit- moui, March so, on the Borden-lies, ‘lbrmentine car ferry service. con-l Mr. RALSIGI: I will tell my hon. tinued iriosn yesterday's Guardian:‘irlend about Activities when the

rm. BLACK (Cumberland): itime comes.

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IISUHFIHEE.

. th - jside Town Council. Inesimnlittierig ihc Police report Councillor Wedge said there have been aiionymousi

iiLPH MUTTART

Hfltétgs in the Jresgm recentlufi Qucotioéiu Na)‘. a‘ was: I lgr. HANSON (York-Suhbury): Summerslvdc ‘may "mflfiluhe mo - oumblblvuu“ u m‘ Whig “twin” ‘a totaimeaumztcd o not are what the minister so Mm t" do , col iilly 0Q Wed and llYi. be cannot abuse me. gamma “waned QwmQ-lumtg 1mm; idouvsrod-i mums: 1 know he docs L“ i th'. oul lo . “"- PROFESSIONAL CARD i’... y..." d...“ ‘til. “$52.8. mg gmgggg-mg; e I i5; lgitiumllng<ggoggmi=

operating in town and he

had ordered the police to pick

them up. In othter parts of the Isl- o

, but we have been communicated with

have that information, but it is ' by tho residents o! Prince Edward

denied w we membermw o! m"

T E they seem run without ob- It is denied to the people Island. I will say this to the minis- , , ‘ fiction. bdachines have been rcisedpd Edward Island and the oer: no one has ndenmed this . ore and the police had to re- people o! tbs Msritimes. government any more than has

Chartered Accountant mm ‘ham- 5° MW We W111 bu" l Qulltlon N0. 8 read! the Premier of Prince Edward Isand

test case. It will probably come up mm u," th hum d d . 1 u, t.

Office at ‘gge ggéfémahghl: ihulud 151m" signers. and vthautfc fees swialln th§y Jig? otfheiwdawem wmch he made

v vviilta Btu- saondi-y T e mum“ awfiutw“ ‘ifbmwsé receive? Mr. RALSTON: 1 saw the state-

.. they can't throw out money. Coun- “u! 1‘ " math" which ' d?“ "mu"

cmqr wedge 5am he tho h; the in the 011109 could iurnish- It is Ml‘. HANSON (York-Sunburyi: lAttoi-liey General should a take l! Ell/ll?!‘ 01 Y9°°Td~ Suffll’ W 5° did 1- How did the minister fiction. There is not much use should have the information. We like it?

Mr. RAISTON: I enjoy all statements made by tho Premier ,of Prince Eldward Island.

Mr. HANSON tYor-k-Sunburyi: Now we are getting somewhere. I repudiate the suggestion that I ani 50"!’ a contract was made. I say it should have been let eighteen months before.

Mr RAISTON: Where would you put it? What yard would you put

it in? HANSON

Liquor Trial lie-Opens In Summerside

The retrial of John (Holman) Gallant, charged with conspiracy to distill illegally alcoholic spirits opened yesterday in the Supreme Court at Summerside with Chief Justice Thane A. Campbell presid- ing. Most of the morning was tak-

cleaiiinz up one centre if all the should not have to wait until April rest are allowed to run. Ilioo Day or after to get the in- Wiul Ytltrehw to venereal dis- formation. That is the situation I case he said two local places had shou] u“ w know from m m} bee" “lewd "D- This u ellclul" ‘mo: wh th iiuomi tio toe him case where one centre should not we y“, ‘of m“ a n w ch be takiiiiz ilic lead. The imttter is men‘ 5 ‘ “W” and ‘he serials and should be taken up by Pwlfle M Prince Edward Island the provincial health department“? mum‘! h" mi- been brousht ‘There should be an educational dOWIP j rprogi'am_ He said he understood a Mr, MICHAUD: Whatever in-' place outside of town had been formation was available to the de- closed to airmen but nothina is partment in reply to the question being dune "an l.‘ lmlvhmlal stund- asked by the hon. member for Cum- Mr. (York-Sunbuxyi- Wang The’ Slmamml g‘ "31? “mil berland was sent out of the depart- “mt is a ouesticn l cannot answ- 1,111,,o§°r0§§n“§§§f§,§,afi§-alga}; inherit flung‘ this week to the ususier; [but if I had the responsibility Councillor Gorrill said lie was Bled “m” e apartment °1 mel “mm have see“ mal- ‘l 3m- ‘m0 t-a sm scmething being done about secremry °1 slate: 1 11m Surprised 1mm“ Yard- Siot machma; because ma nmtude that the information has not ye!‘ Mr- RALSTON: You would? of tLIIIEtDEOIiIBGdI-S thutlthte Clouncil is 33h $13.“? ‘was tsent out andf Mr. HANSON iYork-Sunburyi: no nercs CIIOIIRI o o some- rov e epuyminlster. thine. Mr. HANSON (YOrk-Sunbury): c have some ihiorrhozioh with Fire D “rune!” ‘Why was it made an order for IieJ Jzard to the price of the boat. We W- iighedint the firstd place? It all re- iilige the price of the fee. The min- cmmiuol Mcmu Yfi-Wluu“ Y should i? rm eigfiiiarwgeeirilg’ tdwggluzstirrhiilifii Ilcldtstiii: lgldb?“ wh“ ‘he

f0 "- ~ i th t th ltgevfgxce ciegfilztrgenlteasiivdnndum a; this information? It must be agallggboléflCl-IAUD: Yes; l

important addition to the equip- ma”? M “media” "mid l“ m?

ineiit. He moved seconded by Couri- umpe 0'! the Minister o! Trhnspflrt; M“ HANSON ‘Yilrbsunbufyl!

cilior wedge. that five hydrants be yet we have been denied it. 'I‘l_iat I bet; your ‘pardon. I take that,

placed zit certain specified places in is the way the minister Ls treating back. The minister is quite right.

ihc town, This was ‘xouested by the parliament. 1t is not gqgd enough I am wrong, When is the titre of

fire dwlmdmuxt‘ gocllrlacnlgr smiilnr certain“? ll is not 800d enough for‘u@ll"°1'¥ l0 bi’? ‘

marlin-ave secoii e v ounc o, the pwpe of prince Edward Island Mr, MICHAUD. n»

Eflllglgigydijggésgglrtgssfggjtegwb; to have this information remain 806s well, November. i945.

or srrs..:":*:: men or o more acts o God

. '11‘ E. “In d ‘ onggiinglvocouTigilloélnMzinllgggn tsleigt e591“ wild Weeks- Why all this ‘mat em" ""0 the matter? i They. Mr. MICHAUD: That is right.

all returned men 0i this "var be ex- “crew 3b°ul1 this matter.

K. C. defence counsel in regard to the jury panel. The court stated that the objections would be noted. The jury was then selected and the first witness Emmet Rniinhan was called. When court adjourned he was still on the stand.

Ranahan, formerly a grocery clerk at R. T. Holman Ltd, testi- fied to sales of molasses mid yeast made to the accused and to certain deliveries of these articles Mr. Harrison MiicFarluiic, u member of iill9.]ill‘y panel of Be- deque, who in three previous cases during these sittings had been challenged by tlic defence un_ i.ic grounds that lie was not indiffer- ont between the prosecution and

s aid

the accused ‘ind haibcm “PM: cmpt from Poll Tax during this know they have let a contract to‘ Ml? HANSON iYork-Sunburyi: b9 not indifferent in each case Wm“ a shtpbundmg cqnpany on me lit is now contended that the lust W85 the fir“ "amt u-lllfu ‘mm m? Councillor Mollison brought up a St. Lawrence to build this boat ‘ferry was sunk by an sot o; cod "urctiuh of tlw Jury Cfllllmfucw matter cf a rtturned man from The? know exactly what me wrm§ notwithstanding the findings of a He was thereupon 41011191109" this wa applying for a position in cf the contract are- They know Judge appointed by this govcrn- ‘ again hv tb- drfencp nnzi turn mui tl cLric light blunt and not re; whether she 1s to be an an bum... merit to lnuuire iilto the matter were selected as a. Jury to decide c 1;; ‘the alrpolntliicrit. He dais or a coal bumm,‘ we minmer must lwm the mi m, fllrwer qucstiéq‘ (ill his fitness. Edmiiiizi Tlriywili-il, the I_c_'lioii v ll hie 310w m3 a“ x; to tint question N°~ 4- ‘WT-Ch 1 l Lot 14. and Arthur South. L l l“? u , t 2nd I would put it to him now 1S1‘ V/hzct i; the tohrwe diwohsiohr After liearino evidence rfliey‘ his‘ “Dpncanon m “mu “ Che 31L. but to be an on burner o} 3.41mi speed? a ' U ed unu Teiulucd “m1 t "l l vacancy m; bu, “m, m a he ccal burner? Mr. MICHAUD: Yes which was n“ “we”: of m‘ been revistercd with national sel- Mr. MICHAUD: It is to be an oil MR HANSON (York-Sunbur )~ "mus deflslmls m}, t?“ nlilmb 1 active écrvice Councillor Smizll- burner. i at i; gOQd. y ' a ~ . r. o z 7 _ ~ s. grfrlgrrfgtMllhMagr,‘i,cf“fhefl C. vn_ 1111111515.“ -sted that the Lesion . Mr. MICHAUD: Length 34g f... i ~ P . could provide the tswn with a i.st between pespendlcu “s, and 272 b2

2ll*".9d him T)l“.‘i.‘ml)i.C)I'll_V. g counsel fgr illp prosecution was J, J_ Hughes Fredcnctnn, N

of men seal-tint: ivork, to wh.cli the to“: could refer when filling a pos- ition. _

Co ' '- llcr Mollison reported that

No Tenders Called ‘ |rect over all.

M!" HANSON (York-Sunbury): Mr. HANSON

(Yo k-S b‘ "i: That is the answer. what about the Quite a bis bout’ r u“ h“

B and R S. Hinton, coimerl for L,‘ l a Mr ~ t; _ J J J1“- n 3- i, l .1 t m nth o! ‘m5 oier quat ons. Give me the list‘ ._ MICHAUD: Oh. yes- The 2P“ J. m C5‘ its: c..2cfiflituréeelizgixoincieascd o- and we shah ha" ma" 31L o“ ih°‘ch“r‘°t.tet°““ .““"5 3w m“ “ml ' H?" " v-ri- the first three months of inst 11th 01 February the followmgltlle Prime Edward Island is 235

Nuught, K C ( and

Nam,“ feet. Beam, sixty-one feet, Tho

ycai- l. .- $6,523.40. This was partlul- qu-cstions were passed as an order‘ 1v rim t; 5n increased expenditure icr return; Charlottetown was fifty-nine for»; inn streets vrliich was up f:_cm $1;- l. Have tenders been called ioriand the Prince Edward Island ls lOSIBS iii 1943 to $2,176.84 lli 1941 the construction u; a {en-y boahfiity feet, Draught, nineteen feet; He said that revenue 5h°‘"‘ to serve Prime Edward Island? llhat cannot be changed because of ecl an increase of $1.691“ f" tug Mr. MICHAUD: No tenders weralltcal conditions- same period, Councillor Gorrill sin called ‘or ‘he boat‘ I M‘, HANSON

this lirid been the worst vcar in the v _ g r five years he has been on the street M“ HANSON iY°"k'5““bm'l)‘ I thgg-‘ver: mom‘

_ No tenders were called but soon-- lcogldiiiitéfilor Mollison moved sec- trhtt was let? ' jhOFSB-pvwer. The Chilrlottetowni was 81300. the Prince Edward Island

—-% . ended bv Councillor Gorrill that Mr. MICHAUD: Yes.

The Kensingtoii Alisn-ih; l;‘f‘-"‘: line Canadian National Instltultg Mr. HANSON iYOTk-Sllnbil.ry_.-_:iS 7,000 The new car ferry l5 sup. ed host to the Summersldtt Q5310 for the blind be permitted t0 110 After the debate on this very ques- P0564! to take nineteen loaded pm Royals Thursday nigh citiwr, a tag dav‘ on ved 58mm“ tion in the House last session? ‘modern freight cars. The capacity} “swirl”: ,““‘ii;..51“.‘l~.“2.°r A '21. i; ..i°ii‘.“‘é%.“.§..l‘é§ rr..':‘.2... t... .... 13,;- iggssegy= lgel, s ,, , lifts”. Shiites?" .5“ yr“.

e0 .. t. - y‘ _ ,. .1, - o- n :, rnce" * - gmcecirgnt. For two p.‘.'lOfiS._lil2 03?}; F:7QhTF$¥°§ob§eiiwilnieislfifi s} Who fixed the price of x1e liayamllantds is ten. Autcmoblles: ‘The hesivl llfigreilulm“ ‘Pgwhcdh bulijiis ‘Hi0 because a figure was arrived at? year ferry will take sixty car's. Thai the south Shari c $3610 fiermd Cbuncmor Wedge moved mend. assume that the contract calls foi-iCharlottetown took about fifty-six t?!“ swrtmgalst aiiiece. Then‘ the ‘ ed by Councillor Morrison that a sml-glp “Sure. I-Iow was thstlgugh and the Prince Edward Isand with three so Patrick Ryan be 5mm d truan reae . nk, takes forty cars. officer. salarv to be paid by the 5-

Kerisington and Vicin ify

dam burst. Clever pull?" P1P”: Mr. MICJ-LAUD: The contract g ' The ACTING CHAIRMAN (M . “mch m1 5m" o.‘ sucfigrs ‘$2512.? Y.C I. Councillor Mollison asked c059. plus fixed iea for construe? Muculllll; I would call the atr- ihe first two $65-$10!“ -- ~ iention of hon. members to

if the chiidrons Aid Society Bigf-Bd ticn,

inspired hhtk-chtckulg w with this appointment. couri lor Mr sow

Misses Marjorie Maiheson. Vessie. Dawson. Margaret McDonald were‘ recent visitors to 'I‘ruro, N. S. l

Miss Mable Cummings spent the weekend in Emerald the guest of her sister Mrs. Herman Mayne. l

—Many friends of Mr. George! regret to learn oi his recen . ‘l hope for s speedy re-

Misses Gladys Croken and Helen. Crc-ken o1’ S/ummersidc spent Easteri at, the home of their parents Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Croken.