Page 12 The Guardian Friday, July 16. 1954. - IN MEMORIAM
' EDWIN HECKBEBT
The sudden and unexpected death of Edwin Heckbert at his home in summerside on June 16. at the early age of 29, came as n ahocking sadness in his host oil friends insvnmerside and thrnugh-. out. Prince county. as well as in- many other parts of the Maritimes. and wherever he was known.
One of the leading and most
highly skilled photographers in M .1 ,1 Mr, F. L. P 3
the Province. Mr. Heckbert was, Jelnkfnns Em: us
also one of Summcrsides mixgtl Management and bower, popular and successful young busi-y, Summem-de Hm, Smog. ' "9-:wT3C;l kind and hdpmlv NSIIBJAHSW. and Mrs. Farmer allltl gentle. pleasant mariner made liiml
an endeared friend of all with whom he was acquainted. In hlbi devotion to his family he was at loving father and husband. In in: business the achievement of per-, fection was always his objective, In his community his friendly dis- position and high character was, unsurpassed. ,
Mr. Heckbert had enjoyed ap- parent good health until the time. he was fatally stricken and had been working steadily through one of his 5IUCIlO'S busiest seasons of. the year, while also completing construction and remodelling work: at his lovely new home. i
Returning to his home in late. afternoon of Wedncscfay, June l6. from an assignment in which hei photographed the presentation of Blblcs. he suddenly suffered ii cerebral haemcrrliage and passed away a few hours later. i
Born in Sunimerside in 1924. IIP spent most of his life here, and- in addition to his association with photographic organizations. was a member of the Summeraide Kins- man Club. and the Summersidc branch of the C.iiI8(Il."ill Lcizion.
After graduation from Summer- Iidc High School he was employed at. Summerside and Halifax in the photo-engraving trade before op- Pnillg the De Luxe Photo Service in Summerside. With the begin- ning of World War II he enlisted in the Navy and served in active sea duty uii HM CS Bownianville and H.M.C.S. Oakville.
In continuing his chosen career after the war he won top honors in his graduation class at a pho- Lography college in Toronto, On- Iilrln, and returned to Summersidc in 1947. and established the Edwin Heckbert Studio on Harvard Street.
Left to mourn his loss are his IIICIOW, the former Bernadette Farmer oi Kinkora. and ioiir sons. Driniix. Cnirry. Gregory. and Brian. also his pareiils Mr and Mrs Earle Heckbext. a brother Ralph. and a sister Doris. all of summer- side.
His funeral. which was one of the largest ever seen in Summer-
s.de, was conducted by his pastorp
Rev. C D. Matheson on Saturday. Junc 19, with a private service at the Bowness Funeral Home fol- lowed by service at 'ninity United Church at 2 p.m.. at which a very large number of relatives and friends gathered in sorrowing trib- ute to the loss of one so dearly loved and rcspected. and the pro- fusion of floral tributes added tes- timony to the esteem in which he was held by all who knew him. Hymns sung were l'Safe In The Arms of Jcsus", and '0 Safe To 'l"nc Rock”, and a. solo. "Some Day We'll Understand" was beautifully sung by Mr. Albert Huestis. In- terment was in the Peoples Cem- etery at Summerside. Pall bearers were Messrs. Shelton Harris. Her-l
bert Strizlil. Wendell Stewart ' Llovrl Clow, Rene Blais, Russcll ' Phaiicul. ,
Pillows:
Mother and father, Pillow: Wife and sons.
(Irv.-scents: Aunt Carrie and Uncle Bruce.
Floral Tributes I
. , who has been receiving medical Professional Card; l?LE?..”I..””.l.';f::I".l...?.lfl"5 ”"” ””.f'””" "" ”" W” W” i Mrs. Edwin Heckbert and sons. wee 3'
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cards. floral tributes, and expres-
ed in our
nu. and Mrs. James Benton Ifl'.l mil .
Wreaths- Doria Bsckbert Ralph and Helen Heckberl Aunt Iva. :ind.Uncle Harry Aunt Bacllo and Uncle Billy. Mildred and Frank Journal Publishing Co. and staff
Scale Model of Home and school lloailquarters In Toronto
NORTH Il'Vi W. I.
The North River W. 1. not at the home of Mn. Sterling Mee- Kinnon on July 5, with 12 members and four visitors present.
In the -h of the preaidcnt and vice-president, Mrs. Roy Bruce presided and opened the Uni
Mr. and Mrs. Preston Reeves with one "Collect For Club Wo- Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Reevu men." correspondence was read Mr. and Mrs. Walter McDonald one Thank You Card reoelved.
Mr. and Mrs. Elroy McDonald Mrs. Edison Mutch Invited the
Ronnie. Bc'.nctt. Marcellus, Alli-
Vera. Ernest and family Kinsman Club Elsie and Jim Peach
Jim MacLean and staff Lillian. Charlie and Paula Fred. Gladys and family Charles, Virginia Glassey Canadian Legion
Mr. and Mrs. Charles 'i'r:i .illLll family Gates Ajarz Lloyd, Rt-ta and fainily. sprays
The Daliiiltcs.
Cecil and Walter Sonic.
Rene, Jean and family
Vic and Helen Ramsay
Hazel and Don Scars
Clive MacDonald
Mr. and M15. Gcoi-cc Walton Mr and M15. Herb Bcil, Hcrby
and Rena
side High School , Ruth and Ronnie I Marian. Marvin and family I Herb and Olga Striglit and fam-y
I Georgie, Emmett and family i
Fred. Ruth and family
' Mr. and Mrs. Earl Saiiler and family l y Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sawlcr and Richard . Mr. and Mrs. Ii. P. Scllick and family
Lloyd and Ben. Harry and Ruth.
May and Betty
Mildred and Kenneth Ford and family i
Mr. and Mrs. Vince Savident and family ' Station CJ.R.W.
Wendell and Linda Clark
Jean and Henry
Jack, Evelyn and family
1Eliz:ibeth and Willard MacDon- a d H Mrs. Keir Marchbanks and fam-
Y
Mr. and Mrs. Leigh Stewart, Connie and Wendell
Roma. Russ and family
Kine-tte. Cluh
Evelyn. Vllalter and laniily
Pearle and Elmer
Ralph and Enid
Mrs. Holman and Gerda
Eastman Photographic Materials. Montreal.
Maurice. Ethel and family, Mon- treal
Mr. and Mrs. and family
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Clow
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Araenault
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Claw
Aunt Ella. and Constance
Noreen and Bill Robbins. Green-l wood, N. S.
' Cut Flowers Mr. and Mrs. Shelton Harri: Gladys MacQuarria Frank MacEwen Clarence E. Jones Dick and Fran
Fred MacEwen
Teachers and pupil: of Com mercial Department, Summersidc lfligh School
I Mae and Everett Prosser E;thel, Mom, Pop, Enkel, Mont-. T33 .
Card Of Thanks!
The family of the late Edwin Heckbert wish to express sincere thanks to all
I TFCPII It
, - .On his return ho was accompanied Irlenda ""1 nelzh-tiny his sister. Mrs. Ralph MacCaull.
Annual meeting of the P.
ni-odel iabove) of the. new National! lricadquai".ers in Toronto. It will! house the EXCL'llI.ll'l? offices of Ca-' nadian Home and School and On- iario Home and School.
This modtl of national Head- quarters is of particular interest to P. I. .Islaiiilers as this intricate
James Simpson. son of Mr. J. E.
Attractiiig wide attention at the,replica. was ' constructed byl Mr. Eastern Vice President for Cana- dian Home and School. These two Students Council of ltmnien E. l. Federation of Home and School Simpson of Edmonton, Alberta. Mr.I gentlemen are cousins, were born in has 111" b8I1'-Ihillllly d9Si8l1Ed 50810 G. E. Simpson, who was born nnd'Cavendisi1. P. E. I. and together
received his early education in P.' attended the same school.
E. I. Rocently retired as presidentl
and School to take up a new official
that of Western Vice President ofI Canada Home and school.
It is interesting to note that Mil N. H. Siinpsoii oi Sydney. N. S., is'
J Members of Mr. J. E. Simpsonls oi the Alberta Federation of Home family who reside in P. E. I. are Stewart, Charlottetown), Mrs. Allison Tait. ltsouthportl, and Mrs. Eber Bell. Carleton. A brother. William simp-
his sisters. Mrs.
Alan
members to her home for the August meeting when the lunch otlnmlttea will be Miss Eleanor Younker. Mrs. Harold Youxiker. Mrs. Keir Warren and Mrs. Rus- sell Wheatley. Roll call in to be answered with a wild flower of Prince Edward Island. Lunch was served by the hostess and com- mittee in charge, and a aocln hour enjoyed.
"JUBILEE TRAIL" CAPITOL THEATRE. SUMMERSIDE
-One of the greatest American drama; in modern literary annals, Gwen Bristowb bestrseliing novel and Literary Guild selection. ”Jubllee Trail," is brought brilliantly to the screen in magnificent Tru- oolor by Republic Studios which un- veiled its new smash offering at the Capitol Theatre today.
The unforgettable characters in the Bristow novel who found their way to the historic Jubilee Trail from old New York and the blazing cabarets of New Orleans of the 1300's, are colorfully brought to life by a strong star cast headed by Vera Ralston as the vivacious and alluring Florinda. Joan Leslie as Garnet. Forrest Tucker as John Ives and John Russell as Oliver. Augmenting the cast of this pow- erful drama led to the golden land
son, lives on the-family homesteadlor the c,.mom1o,g are my Middle.
iii Cavendish.
ton as Charles, Pat O'Brien as iTexas, giant Buddy Boer appearing
Bedeque Notes
and Mrs. George Brown, Fli)rdi.i, are visiting Mr. Brown's sisters, Mrs. A. W. Milligan and Mr. Milligaii. Tyne Valley, and Mrs. E. S. Weeks and Mr. Weeks, Bedeque, and other Island rela- tives.
---Mr,
Mrs. Amie Lcaid and daughter, Georgina, Toionto, are visiting with relatives in Bedeque, Sum- merside and Central Bedeque.
Mrs. Arthur C. Brooks and little son, Gordon. of Fredericton. N.B.. returned In their home on .lii1y ll, after spending several days with Mrs. Brooks' lather, Rev. E. S. Weeks and Mrs. Weeks and other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Llewellyn and two Soils of Fredericton, N.B., were visitors . with relatives in Summcrside and Searletown over
. family.
the weekend. Their two sons are remaining with Mrs. Llewellyn's brother, Mr. Malcolm Bradshaw, Sc-arlctuwii, for their vacation. On return to Fredericton, Mr. Llewel- lyn'a m.otlier, Mrs. William Llewel- lyn oi Sunimerside, accompanied them and will spend some time with them in Fredericton. '
Mrs. Calvin Cotton and daughter Dul't'8il. Northiim, were guests of Mrs. Cottonlii mother, Mrs. E. S. Weeks and Mr. Weeks on July 8.
FVL. John Craig and little daugh- ter of Trenton, Ont., are enjoying their vacation at the home of Mr. Craig's p.1i'ciit.s, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- fred Craig. Middleton.
Mr. John Myers. Carleton std. MR. motorrd to Halifax on July 9.
hours fortheir many kind thoughtstmd hi, mother Mm Edith Myers
We wish to express our sincere
Summaraide thanks to nur kind neighbours and "W M-"I friends for their many acts! of ,,xu.nd..d to M. m an Rrv. .7 Austin Jardlnn and Mrs. mqgc who gpnt now.-.,5' messages .larriiiit- anti their children of of sympathy. or in any way help- Frcdririi-toil. NB, are vacationing
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Heokhert and family.
our Borden line west of th
Permming, for the purpose Highway.
I,W.CAIl
with friends in
recent sad bcreavcmcnt la; Nonh Badequ... Mt and Mr, Jiirdine attended Bedeque United
INTERIIIIPTION MUTE”
Tliere will be an interruption of clociric power on
Friday, July 16th, between the hours of 8 to 11 a.m.. and 12:30 to 3:30 p.m., (Standard Time), Welther
requlred by the construction of the Trans-Canada
Maritime Electric co. Ltd-
this village for n
c CFCY Transmitter on
of moving poles and lines
Church service on July 11. Mr, Jardine is a native of Freetown and his many friends there and. in North Bedequc and Bedequc were pleased to see him and his
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brash, Florida, called on Mr. and Mrs. Weeks on July 12. They were on route to poiiils of interest on tho Island. This was their first visit to this Province.
Mr. Gordon Maccallum. Ohar- lottetown, who is visiting wlthi-'rr- latives in Bcdcque, Middleton amt Lower Br-deouc. assisted in tho men's choir on Siintlav mornlrla. July 11, in the United Church ser- vice.
Mrs. Bruce Davidson. Frederic- tnri, N13. is spending some time at Fernwood. the guest of her sister- ln-liiw. Mrs. J. Harrison MacFar- lane and Mr. MacFzirl:ine.
Dr. Dawson of Victoria and Montreal, is the guest of his brot- her, Mr. Ivan Dawson and Mrs. Dawson, Central Bcdcquc.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Beers and their son Donald and daugh- tcr Jean, of Everett, Mass, are guests of Mrs. Beers parents. Mr. and Mrs. William Barrett. Lower Bedcqiit-. also Mr. Becrs' sister, Mrs. Edgar Douli ulld Mr. Dnull. Chelton.
and Mrs. Jzimc-s Stavert. lI'(?l'8 I2. ivlirn rcliitivcs
Mr. Charlottetown, Bedcque on July were guests of friends.
they a ii (1
and Mrs. I-Iedley Lou-ther. and Mr. Albert Muttart. Carleton. were the guests of Mrs. Carrie Svhurman and Mr. George Taylor
Mr.
Scienoe Shrinks Piles , New Way Without Surgery
Find: Healing Substance That Dooo Both- - Roliovoo Pain-Shrinks Hemorrhoids
Torontlh 033- (sP9d'l)" n f und I new healingyilbil-81100 "ft
(:16 astonishing IIDIMY '0 'I"'mk
For the hint time Icianoo
hemorrhoids and to Ill-OP bl J 't.Iiout In one
mother, "VP-I'll
doctorI' obIel'VIi-I055
Pgin win relieved promiyt-IL Am
while reduction (3 took place.
gently relieving pl-111., I3.
(don t"
And most amazing of Improvement was rualntaaned. in cases where doctors' observations were continued over a period of
many monthll
In fact, results wen so thowulh that luderors were able to make, such astonishing statement: as "Piles have ceased to be a probiernl And
eniorrhoid oapo aim m-nan; unprovo- ment" was reported and verified by
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among these Iuileran were a wide variety of hemorrhoid 00:13 3.3035,. some of 10 to 20 years”
Itlndmg.
All this. without the up of inp- ootiea, anesthetics or ...tr-iiiigenta d any kind. The sooret is I new healing substance (Bio-Dyne)- the discovery of a world-funoll rueu-oh institution. Already, BID- Dyno is in wide uso for healing injured tiuua on all part: of the bod
NyDV this new healing L t is odsred in ointment form for hemorrhoids under the name Preparation H3 The price is only 81.19 I tube including an applicator. The name to ask for is Preparation H-at all drug stores. And remem- bor- if not entirely satisfied - your money will be refunded promptly. 'Pudo'MIl'I
CAPITOL Summon-side
Tonight 7 - 9:20;. Saturday 2:30 - 7 - 9:20
liortham And Vicinity
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dyment of Margate and Miss Emily Moore were supper guesm of Mr. and Mrs. Spurgeon Dyment, Sunday evening.
Mr. W. E. Brooks, Summerside. representative of the Gideon's. dis- tributed free Bibi to some of the children at the School July 11 and also at the Presbyterian Sunday school. While here he was the dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Linkletter.
Mr. and Mrs. John 11;. Mountain and Mr. and Mrs. Harri B81'b0l"- Alma, were guests of Mr. Laughlin MacLean last Sunday. They also visited other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. McLean Horne and Mr. and Mrs. David Williams. Elms- dnI(', were the guests of Mr. LauSh' lin Macbean and sisters on July 11.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Wedge 9! 39711"- N. H., were the guest of Miss Emil)” M.acLeari on July 12.
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Congratulations are being extend-, ed to Rev. and Mrs. M. J. Findlay whose marriage took place in Hall- iux, N. S.. on July 7. Rev. Mr. Find- lay is rector of Port I-Iill, Lot 11. Inverness and Ellerslie.
The Presbyterian l.adles' Aid met at the -home of Mrs. Shreive Millar and Mrs. Robert Millar on July 13. with a large attendance.
Mr. Woodland Colwill spent a few days recently with his .son-ln- law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs.
as the Handsome Brute Davis as Silky.
magic with impact. It sweep; across the screen in II. gigantic panorama of exciting and tense action on a canvas as broad and colorful as the great
United Sunday western plains themselves.
-7l'tT1'rE'7-,
and Jim
Thunderous Impact
"Jubilee Trail" is potent movie thunderous dramatic
KINKOIIA PICNIC
TUESDAY. JULY 20
smuplu bv
Amusements Meal Served 4 to 8 Standard Time
1' R U C O to I -vs-.i.-:."..r'-' mi niisioti -iul issue
I room nioltn -1!!! until. . Ill IIIILEIDI-Ml min A IINIIG HGTQ -I
mil IUODV III! II DAVISJAHOK IICUNI IKE MAMNINO - laud gag Novel by GWIN IIBSYOW '
Auction HI EGAN KANI
The Grandeur. Tlio
Romance. The Thrill: along the trail to the West. with our fearless pioneers.
It's the greatest show since
:"GONE WITH THE wmo" -
EXTRA - ems - exriu.
SPECIAL iruaruitiirrru "THE BLACK FURY"
I Filmed in Georgia's Primitive Okoefenokee Swamps
BORDEN
Friday-Saturday 7:15-9:15; Matinee 2:30 Saturday. Johnson
"REMAINS TO BE SEEN” Bank drawing Satiirclay.
AMEO"
66c KENSINGTON
REGEN in mystery-comedy--
visitors to) Victor Sanderson, Summeraide.
Mr. and Mrsx Keith McDougall. and
Bidefortl. were guests of Mr. Mrs. Alfred Colwill on July )1.
Matinee
Friday-Saturday 7:15-9:15;
13:30 Saturday -
"THE HARLEM GLOBE- TROTTEIIS"
The miracle men of aportl, in A
hlg drama. with the original Har-
J'I'hc "Lime 3011001" 01 3M -79-5'.lem Globetrotters. Thomas Gomez. ultii at Quebec besnn instructlnzinoroiiiy Doiidridgc, Bill Walker.
French and Indian
on July 12. --BQ-
You too, will Double-Take' when you see this miracle.
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