Western Guardianl

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Inge 14, The Guardian Thursday. Jan. 5, 1956 ,

MRS. JIM R.ussell't hair dress- ing shop has been moved from an Duke -Street to 3 Duke Street. phone 35!.

J. S. TAYLOR. optometrist, will be in Alberton Office this Satur- day. January 701:.

REGULAR THURSDAY Illlht

dance Canadian Legion Home, Kensington. Music by 1'-Twin Deighan and Sunshine Boys. Ad-

mission 50 cents. JUNIOR HOCKEY, Bedequei,

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RAYMOND GRANT, Optomet- rist will be in his 0'Leary office' Saturday, January 7th. l CARD PARTY in new Legion Home at Borden, Thursday. Jan. . 5tih at 8 p.m. Sponsored by Lad"- ie-s Auxiliary, L s r s e print t lunch served. Admission 50c. 1

LADIES AID MEETING - The Ladies Aid of the Prince County Hospital held its regular monthly meeting yesterday with the Preside ent, Mrs. Heath stmnil In '11? chair. It was decided to have In

Nnk ”””gm- Thur5d"y " 8'o0' ft noon tea at the Nurses" Home, o'clock mddjetonaveliisiii Mbimwlin iarid of the hospital 0" -”"'-”"Yi Jrs. Admission . rt ay. an.,i14 Th w tward pamrysaie wag. 5”" 5” 8'30 Somh Sgor? Leaguelplallneed filo: earl) In Fchrtiary Al game S('iri1rnlan's .aL', es lvcrsus-b .d 9 Wm also M hold this man, Albany St. Pats. Admission .25 thnffr the hospml Ml. Ledger, "id -35- lwood. hospital adiiiinistrator, brou-

DIES IN AMHERST - The death ocurred at Highland VleW'H(lSpl.l- at, Amherst. N. 5.. Dec. .26. 1935 of Mrs. Zilary Burblne in her 7tth. year. Her remains rested at Ihc

ght greetings to the S(VCl?l.V- from the hospital personnel and invited the group to llispPt'l the hospital after their next iii:-cling. and have afternoon tea twtmt-tiers for the

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MR. CHARLES LINKLETTEII

Will Represent Schurmnn Co.

Ml. Charles Lmklener of mellack of snow removal from the immediate action torelieve the alt-

home of her daughter. Mrs. Clar-'tea to be held .litniiar,V 14 H9 A! Au-m uf M F Schurman Company

once LeBlanch. York Street. from where the funeral took place on Thursday morning, Dec. to St- Charies Church for Requiem High Mass at 9 o'clock The rem:-.ins were placed in the Vault until spring.

New(Officers

follows: Mrs Ken Beer. Mrs. Gil- bert Gallant and Ytlrs Wilfred Cal-, laghan.

STEP S()F'l'l.l' wHl'l'S'rABLl-1 Fiiuland 'CPl- Because their hntilx riainaged thel hallroom in which lhei sometimesi parade. members of the 10031 home guard unit now appears in hatiledress, anklcls and socks.

Ltd.. leaves this morning for Fred- ericton where he will represent his company at the official opening of the new federal building there.

l'llhe now huilding, which was con-1

structed by the MF. Schiirnian C0,. will be officially opened by Hon. Milton F. Gregg,' minister of labor

The following day Mr Llnklcttcr will go to Sackville where he will

has announced that the firm of

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S50,000 Coniraci Lei"

For RCAF

Mr. J. Watson MacNaught, M.P.'

extension to the Fire Hall at RC.l A..F. Station. Summerside. The

amount of the contract is approx- imately 350.000. Work will coni- iM.F. Schurmal Company Ltd.. has imence as soon as steel and other ibeen awarded a contract for theimaterials cln be ac

ltensions, one Q by 40 for a dorm-

Siaiion Fire Hall

itory and the other 40 by II If housing equlpment.i The present building will also be renovated. ulated. The type of conatruetloit will be of two ex- wood frame the nine as the pres- ent building.

The contract conais

.Wes'r Prince Roads Badly In

At a meeting of die Alberlon up and that farmers and people West Prince Board of Trade omit the country are having difficulty Alberton yesterday afternoon the,in acquiring normal supplies. Busi- following resolution was approvedrjness men in the area report that

i Need Of Snowplow Service

It was decided to hold a general meeting of the Board at the Al- berton Legion Hall on January I and to extend an invitation to all

"The Alberton West Prince: ,Board of Trade views with alarm lthe general breakdown of coin- .munt-iations in the area due to the

.mal.n highways and secondary 'roads and notes that the I.M.T. has suspended bus services west of O'Leary and that the people are having difficulty getting to hospitals and doctors, that the movement of goods is being held

ELLERSLIE l p AND BIDEFORD

Of Auxiliary Are Installed

Summerside Trinity Church Aux- iliary installed its officers at the annual meeting of the Afternoon Auxiliary of the WMS. in Mid worth hall on Tuestiay. .lanuar.V.3-

The following officers were in- Italled: president. Mrs. A A. Lock- hart; first vice president. Mrs. L.

Personals

Counotllor W.E Jenkins has left on a business trip to hltlntreal. Toronto and Winnipcr While in Winnipeg he will he the iliiesf of his daughter and soiiin-law, F-0 and Mrs. E.V. Machcill

Change In Act

M. Callbeck: second vice-presla dent. Mrs. George Sheen: thlr vice-president. Mrs SS Benton: recording secretary, Mrs W. A. Allen; treasurer, .Virs Roland some ,.e(.(.m Changes m the U11.

Philllpson; correspondence secret- employment lnsm-am, an mg 1-,. ary, Mrs. Chesiey Robertmni gulations which became effectiv Christian Citizenship. M11 St on January 1 brings an additional Hinton: associate members. Mrs. number of persons m mu are, UOYCI C1-3l”k1 W955 5ec'eu",'y- under the coverage of the Unem- VlrS- H1-llafd A1”lhUl'- ('0mm"""3flployment Insurance Fund Earl G. friendship, Mrs. Albert Huestis,,Ca,mOn. manager of H", local of, memture 5eC.remry- Mn" R"b”"jfice of the National Emploxent H089 Chfl-"I53 "9W”d5mP- M"-iServ'lce. said yesterday

William Heckbert: M I I I I 0" "Vi certain employment: hitherfo ex- Mnnthlv. Mrs Vernltm M"ih9”1";-,reptenl as twin: ompinmtent. in IVJDDWA Ni” hmli”-'"' S'l'"”i-;azrtctiItilre have hon maria insur- pianlai. Mrs Hulh D Smllh able by the new regulations. he

Th? nfFE1d9h'- htlfsv Ligkhnggi explained They include employ- conducted the met? ms mlh niment in the breedingor raising of gmtth was pianist The "M Wlslgoultry. in egg grading. in chick The C3" ill thh m!55l9" 0! "ff atching, in the preparation and Church through W95. V0933?" - marketing of poultry and in the The meeting opened wtththe 5m3',brceding and raising of race hor- lhg 0'" J95U5- our Dwme L0md.lSDS. unless the undertaking is car- Dahmhv ,f0ll0W9d l?Y DEFY" 3" ,ricd on as an additional part of lhe LON” Prayer in ""159" ' other farming operations.

Tl" "luualhjjepgu M at: Vffgltf Coverage has also been extend- !l91C'Nil-:11'135 5t W! 3 ya'nd fmost ad to employment in landscape V Y ad Ilus cvosep. k h d b gardening and the maintenance of lUCC955fU1 3'93” 5 N" .3 ', 9e",park.s. gardens or grounds. wheth- lwmpllshed The ””55”l1'1'5u'e' er private, public or commercial. pen, showed thadt dtheA 811:” 1;: It does not however include the hhd heeltli ft3,XC5efeu'w "3: Ewe" employment of persons employed :.".:.'.'I.::. 31.22: 2. ....::.::.. in we or :-

again represent his company at the , official opening of the pathology; Sympathy is being extended to laboratory 011 the Chmlil-I5 Oi D81-jtha surviving relatives of the late housie University. The M.F'. Scliur-iwilligm MacFadyen whose death man Cn. Ltd. were the t'nnff8C!- ,occurred at the home of his broth- 0l'S 0h "is building and it lilsaler Jack Maclfadyen. lnverness. Wm hi? Officially Oliened h)' lhelhluneral service was held at St. H00 MD GFEEE lJohn's Anglican Church, Ellerslie rvij ion Friday afternoon Dec. 23rd; linterment in the church cemetery.

BURLINGTON I

Miss Jane Johnston:-. high schooli

Mr. and Mrs Earle Simmons, Summerside are visiting with Mrs. teacher of English at Uiteii Sound, S""m”"5' sister Md bro,mer'l"'lm”" Ontario. with her parents, Mr. andlMr' a"d Mrs Ham” G'm5' En" Mrs. Edwin C. .loliiis-tniie, Ch:ir-- ' lottetown, attended the annual fam-l ,, , ily Christmas re-union at the home Mr H3"'IV' (Hills Who, I cm- of her gmndmonm. W1 Andrew ployed in (ltarlottetown is spend-

Johnstone, Sr., and family, Longglng 8 1W0 lihfks ph01ld8y With his River, parents in Ellorslle. l Mr, and Mrs Ralph Owen. Ken-I Mr. Fred ('otton.SprInghiIl is

sington, spent Christmas in Mal- spending the holiday'I with his- peque. guests of Mr and Mrs. Char-,sister and hrother-in-law. M.r andl llP8 MacDonald. iMrs Earle Foughlin, Elleralie

Mr and Mrs Richard Kelly andl Friends nf Mrs. Raynlonri Glliis family, Kensinglnn. acompaniediarg pleased to see her around by D” R99V93- 509'” 3'9 Chl'l51slagain after a short illness at her mas weekend at Wentworth. N.S.,'hom,, where they were guests of Mrs. Kelly's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Dav- id Flannigan.

Mia Debbie Adams, Charlotte- town. is spending the holidays with her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. i.Rny Reeves. Kensington.

Miss Jeanette Odgen and Misai Betty Rennie of Elmsdale were yisitors to Ellerslie over the Christ- mas week-end, the guests of Miss Odgens parents Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gillil. i

Mr. and Mrs. Melnin Hutchlnsonl had as her guests for Christmas. land daughter Susan of 5”"! Johml

her daughter, Mrs. David Adams,. ' 8'23” Spending 3 week V”.n'4 Mr. Adams and family, Charlotte- "'3 WM M" and M”t Hmchmf town. ;son's parents. Mr. and Mn. Har- , ;old Gillia and Mr. Willard Hutchin- i Mr. Clarence Vincent of Saint son.

,John, spent Christrnor with his

Mn. Jean Burgess. Kensington.

pitals to lake brightness and cheer to the sick and shut-ins, assistance on the reception of immigrants at the port of Halifax. in the packing and shipping of new and used clothing to Dr. Florence Murray. the Misses Nancy Cameron and Ada Sandeil at the Severance Hol- pltal in Korea. gifts for childrn to Miss Helen Moase. Japan and used Christmas cards

to Miss l

vegetable farming.

Persons employed on a seasonal tor temporary basis in these em- ployments. can still claim excep- tion from the provisions of the un- employment insurance set by de- claring that Lheir livelihood is not ordinarily derived from the insur- able employment.

Continued fn:n page I2

Elma lnman. Trinidad.

wife and family at Kensington.

Mrs. John Cameron, Kensington. left on December 26 for Saint John, ;wherc she will visit her mother, i Mn. Vincent.

Mr. and Mrs. Claude Hogg. Bed- cque, were Christmas guests Mrs. Hogg'.s parents. Mr. and M Joseph Woodside, Kensington.

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3 Friends of Mr. Preston Mac- Caull are very sorry to learn. that he was obliged to enter the Tyne Valley Health Centre again for treatment.

Mr. Peter Caine, If.8.A.. In visit- ing with his sister Mrs. Jennie Brundage.

Mr. and Mn. James Burleighhl

Iis visiting with her cousin Gloria

business is far below normal level for the time of year.

”The Board of Trade therefore request.-1 that the Government take

persons interested in promoting and extending the activities of the West Prince Board of Trade to be present at the meeting. uation by putting into operation Mr. Peter P8?-9. 0'1-AIFY. Pl'el1' more plows of sufficient weight to ded. Those attending were: 13.3. undertake the task." lNlcholson, J.W. Don Campbell.

The resolution was moved by H-Earl Atklnuon and Rev. J.R. Me- A Jelley of O'Leary and seconded Mahon of Alberton, James Geison. by Rev .l.R. McMahon of Albert- Coleman. Dr. L.G. Dewar, and H. on . A. Jeliey of 0'Leary.

O'LEARY KENSINGTON

ur and Mrs. Fred Hastings aiidi, The Kensington Rink has re- liiilr daughter Karen of. Amherst, opened for another season, and it N S. are spending the Christmas , surely is the centre of attraction holidays at the home of Mrs. Hash, 8! it has Nlhfh 011 lh qltirely ing's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack new 100h- The W3"! 0' Y-hG CY!!!- luattlit-we. in 0'Leary. in rooms. canteen. office and entry have each been sheathed Mr and Mrs. Arthur Harris, 0'- land insulated; also new floors and l.eai-y. spent Christmas day in ceilings have been put in the Allierton. guests of their son-in-law dressing rooms. and have all been and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Har- newly painted throughout. old Ashley. The promenade and boards p , around the ice surface have been Mr and Mrs. William TllFnCf,p3jn(ed whit, Wm; blue u-kn. of Halifax. are visiting with Mr. mmgs which attract. the eyes of Turner's mother, Mrs. Alice Turn- an who enter mg mg, New BI" in 0'1-68?! We? the Christmas wiring, lights and oil space heat- holidays. Mr. Turner is a Sludenliers have been ingtglljj gnd now as Dqillilllllsle University in Halifax, lthe rink is a place to be much .4. A - -- mired and with the cold weather Frlt-lids of Mr Colin MacPlier- g:”:f(.ell1:r" gxgztthololicenicernelrgg: 5:33. Lea u a a patient in the Prince County Hos-l it is IL: il::; 'L”,lf,if,"d,i"I,”l mm ii” mm” "m'- interested fan: will attend. Much Miss Bonita Adams. who has been "M" l' . dm ML 1"” wuk" attendini: Girls College in Monc- "" H" '"'pm"m””t ton. is spending tthp holidays wttlil her parents. Mr. and Mrs Ralph Adams in O'Leary.

Mr and Mrs. Leith Stetson. ac- Truro. N.S.. are visiting in Mal- Mr. James MncDougail of Hal- P?q"9v m9 ""1 N W5 lid 35"- ifnx. ll spending the holiday with mink Bellma- relatives and friends in 0'Leary Ind vicinity. l I Mr. Bruce Pnynter la recover- glng from his recent illness and

The 4 H sewing classes have 1 is now at his home here after he- started in 0'Leary, with Mrs. J.M. l ins I patient in the Prince Coun- Macwllliama leader of the third ty Hospital. year class: Mrs. D. S. Gorrill and Mrs. Alvin Palmer leaders of the His many friends will regret to second year; and Mrs. Alfred Pai- learn ML -l3m9I w00d5ldO 0? mer and Mrs. Donald Matheson, M811-teque has been ill and for the leader: of the first year work. P5” WGOK hll heih I 91110!!! in

g the Prince County Hospital. All

Mn. Erskin lilliker of Knuts- , are pleased ho is making a rapid ford is a patient in the Turner recovery. Nursing Home in 0'Leary.

Skating is the order of the dayl Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wall and most of the night now since land Mrs. Keir Crafer, Baltic were f.he rink opened up here in 0'Leary. , motorists to Charlottetown, on Fri- Young people gather from near and day. Dec. 30th.

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Miss Marlene Palmer. 0'Leary. l vi;Itri'ngJ0hhni3 Ca:;l,:i,,',' Hmiltoglg Soruicrs. Summerside.

Hudson in Summe side for a days.

few On Friday evening. Dec. Illth. I

t-nmpanied by their son. Philip of pi

'Ellarslia,spent Christmas withl

i large number of young and older

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Mlu Harte Gaunt, ulemu operator at Albarton. spent Christmas with friends is low- bit.

Mr. and Mrs. Alban D. Ariel-

. and Mrs. Felix At-oennult at Woodstock, on Christmas Day.

Angus Machine and his daugh- ter, ltlrl. Calvin can-u the Loch Rout " calling at the cartutbeer homo hero.

Mu. baby girl who spent the put months with her parents. Mr. and Mn. Angus Machine of Loch Road. left on Tuesday. Dec. II to rejoin her husband who is with the R.C.A.F.. in Ontario. she was ae- compnnied by her mother-in-law, Mrs. Bruce Clrruthnrl of How- lan as for ID sackville. N3.

Mr. and" Mn. nnuun. Alan. and family of O'!aery were guests at the Webb home in How- Ian on Christmas Day.

Rev. Ptua Finnan of Eatiiiint. arrived at his old home at Wood- stock on Day.

Mrs. Jerry Gallant visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Im- raine Gallant on Wednesday after- noon.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur I. Gallant who spent Christian: at Wood- stoclt returned to Charlottetown on Tuesday, Dec. IV.

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Mr. and Mrs. Leo Arsenault and Mr. and Mn. Alban Arlen- ault were in 0'IAary on Wednes- day nigbt at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Richard.

Fred Arsenault is laid up at his home here suffering from a sore back. His many friends hope to see him out around soon again.

Mr. and Mrs. Sam Benton of Summeraide. visited at the home: of Mr. and Mrs. John Platt and Mr. and Mrs. Donnie Platts rec- ently.

Mrs. Thomas Duncan of the Mill Road. is spending her Christ- mas holidays with her sister and family in Montreal.

Mean-I. Jolta Arsenatilt and Paul Gallant motored to Alber- ton. on Saturday afternoon. Dec. 31. On return they were accom- panied by Albert Arsenault who hatdlspent a day in Western Hos-

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Mia: Lorraine Gallant. prin- cipal of Howlan School who spent Christmas with her par- ents at Abraham's Village re- turned in Howlan Friday night, Dec. 1) and resumed classes on Tuesday. Jan. 8.

Mr. and Mn. J. T. Gallant and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Arsennult of Forest View. visited at the home of Mr. and Mn. Anthony Fili- aan on New Year's eve.

Mn. lddie Gallant and Mrs. Lorraine Gallant, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ito Arsen- aut on New Year's Day.

Mr. and Mn. A. D. Araenault and Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Araonault spent New Year's eve as guest of Mr. and Mrs. Felix Arsenault. Woodstock.

Mr. and Mn. Joe Leclair of Woodstock, are now visiting with member: of their family in U. I. A.. having gone up for Christmas.

Arthur Richard was in Summer- side on Thursday. Dec. 28. who spent Christmas in Egmont Bay. re turned home on Tuesday. Dec. 27.

Mrs. Bruce Carruthers is spend- ing a short visit at the home of her son and daughte -in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Carruthera and

Ferdie Arsennult who spent a few days Christmas holidays with

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.F. ARSENAULT at SON. 175 Hanover Street SUMMERSIDE Prompt Delivery

N. E. MncLE)OD.

girltaadfamilyworo guenuofl

Calvin Cal-ruthen and gum

Committed

Albert Gallnat of lununai-aide was committed for -trial to the norm. Court by insist:-nu I. ll. strong, 0.13., at the concluaim

the in Surn-

flvo cues of beer and twenty-five cu-tau

beer and cigarettes the baton Home. Bunimei-aide on the night of Doe ombu-9th.InootofwIiebwure- covered shortly after by cm. Matheeon and Ikry. who also ap- prehended two summer-aide men. has inen. Lawrence (Larry) Gal- lant and John (J. 3.) Perry were tired and convicted of the theft and are now serving sentences of M to 16 months reapecltvely.

Albert Gallant, the accused. I former taxi driver. allegedly trans- porfed the stolen goods from a spot near corny Brotherr garage to I house on Hanover Street and it In for this offense that he is to face trial in Supreme Court.

A woman resident of the Han- over street house originally faced the same charge as Gallant but this was reduced to possession of liquor not: purchased at a vendor's when it was found alto was a vic- tim of ctncurnatancea. she was fined 3100.00 and coat in Police Court last Friday. Up until last night arrangements for Gallant's release on bail had not been com- pleted.

W. Cliuter I. MacDonald was

his parents hare returned to Hal- ifax to his studies on Wednesday. Dec. 10.

a theft of money. in

Dr. Wewar has made several calls In Howlan recently attend- ing to Donald Platts and David Bryan who are suffering from pneumonia.

Jerry Arsenault of Forest View visited on Thursday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Arsenault at Howlan.

Mr. and Mrs, Frank Richard of Unionvale and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Anaenault visited on Thursday night at the home of Mr. and Mn. A. '1'. Arsenault.

Lyman Arlenault was to Alber- ton on business Thursday eve- ning. Dr. Dewar and Alhan T Arsen- auit motored to Alberfon on Fri- day morning. where Alban will

spend a day or two in Western Hospital.

Cola Arsenault of Cascumpec in now ill at his home there. His many friends and relatives wish him a speedy recovery.

CALIFORNIA

ORANGE

BOTTLE

9 N0 an

mcnaasc ti?-75' IN PRICE!

For Trial

To The Supreme Court

counsel for the accused. D. 0. Stew.

art Q.C. la crown prosecutor. The next sitting of the Iupi-em.

court is scheduled for June.

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CANADA 5 FINEST CIGARETTE

Proiessional Cards Chartered

Accountants

T. Earle Hickey Canadian Bank of Commerce Building Summersidc. P. E. I. Phone ZZSI

INSURANCE

R. E. Ellis & Son Limited rlre - Auto -- Casually ; 5 Summer St. summerlluu

Optometrist E. E. Parkman

naoam THEATRE limo. Bummez st. snmtnguldl

B. F. Hunter, R.0. - snnimerside. P.E.I. - Phone IIIQ SMALLMAN'3 BUILDING

A. Raymond "Grant.

28! Water 8I.reei -' Above Maurice Mill's Men's Won PHONE 3589

Photographer:

THE READ STUDIO n. w. SEARS

'”ROYAL""

BORDEN

Wed. - ThuIs.. Jan. 4-5 ti P.M.;

Matinee Thursday 3:30. i ”R.00GlE'S BUMP". see the miracle kid of baseball, the boy sensation of the Brook- lyn Dodgers, featuring Roy Carn- panella. Billy Loea. Rinse Meyer and Carl Erskine. and introduc- ing Robert Matrriot as Bank drawing Titursday.