Mr. John W. Weeks. Principal speaker at the Legion banquet at Kenslngton on Monday night, is seen. (Extreme left) speaking on

LEGION BANQUET ATKENSINGTON

the evolution of democratic gov-lbeside him crnmcnt. and paying tribute to head table tiic men and women who gave'liev. EH. Bean, Mrs. Roland

lPaynte,r. president of the Ken-

their lives in its defence, Seated

l. . v . 9 . I I .g,.”.(J;.,5.,..,..',y.-. ).

at a section of the are Mrs. E.H. Bean . and of a keen wit an

Mrs. D.L. Bartlett.

10" 0' IPPwxirnateiy 82,500 for the Purchase of a new fire truck.

At Summerside

urke presided a

th The death occurred yegierdgy ,1 ml the Prince County Hospital of Mr. Kc-nsington. on Thur GEOFEC Sudsliury in his Bath yea;-ll 1956.

e local Dean

Minutes. were kept by the town clerk. Miss Thei

Death Tuesday Of IA. Y. P. A. Deanery George Sudsbury Executive Meets

The regular monthly meeting of ery A.Y.P.A. coun- was held in St. Mark's Hall,

The late Mr. Sudshury was born of St. Mark's A. Y. P. A.

In Summerside and was a well

By trade lie was a blacksmith;

WESTERN GUARDIAN

REGULAR WENESDAY night dance Borden Legion Hall. 9.30 to

12.30. Don Messers Orchestra.

BUYING POULTRY dialy. at our plant. Monday through Thurs-

day. Waddcll Bros. Crapaud.

PANTRY SALE at Holman's Hardware. Thursday at 2.80 spon-

sored by Maipeque W,I.

HOT Chicken supper with plum pudding at Mrs. Robert Cousins, Darnley on Thursday, November

15. Supper beginning at 5.

..CARD PARTY Irishtown Hall Wednesday 14th. Proceeds the Springhili Disaste Fund. Freeze out.

.'".coivi-r ro chicken and ham lupper Birch Grove hall Frec-

town Nov. 15th. sponsored by Free ' ii.

town W.A. serving 5-

PANTRY SALE and bazaar Kennedy's Store Kcnslngton, Sat- urday. November 17th. at 7 pm. Sea View W. i.

.-R E G U L A R Thursday night dance. Kensington Legion Home. Music by Meliowames Orchestra. Dancing from 0.30 - 12.30. Admiss- ion 50 cents.

COME TO CHICKEN and Ham supper and basaar. Wednesday. November iith. Kcnslngton Unit- ed Church Assembly Hall. Serv- ing from 4-30 p.m.

DON'T FORGET Hot Chicken supper at Central Bedeque Hall. Saturday, Nov. 17th., proceeds for repairing Hall. Sale and bazaar after by Baptist Sewing Circle.

CORRECTION - The children of the late Alexander Spence and Mrs. Spence of Springhlll. N.S. are. Judith Bernice tit years.) aftd Alexander Burns (ago 10)

. "Ed 5.1”” as-”' ””5 ll”? ”f"l orwar e 14- g ll re ie Fund. proceetk lng taken Sunday Nov. 11th rTbe Bide- ford Pastoral United Church of Canada. '

MOTHER DIES SUDDBNLY- Mr. Joscph Brophy, Town Man- ager of Summerside left for Nova Scotia yesterday to attend the funeral of his mother who died suddenly.

THE GRAND Division of Prince Edward island, Sons of Temper- ance will meet in Annual Session in the Sons oi Temperance Hall at Cape Wolfe, Prince County on Friday. November 18. at 2.30 p.m. livxr. C. L- Taylor, Moat Worthy P trlarch of the National Division of North America will be present and will address the meeting.

FUNERAL YE8TERDAY- The funeral of the late James Ernest Morrison. Jr. was held yesterday afternoon from the Baptist Church with service at three o'clock. Rev. Keith Hobson onducted service assisted by Rev. E.l-i. Bean of mn- singion and the members of the Masonic Lodge attended in a body. Present also were the members of ih Summerside Lions Club. Pall hcaers were D.R. Morrison. Jr.. David Morrison. Paul Hansen. Rlibh Hardy. Charles Rogers. John Ellis. Interment was in the People's Cemetery.

POLICE COURT - An airman from RCAP Station. Summerslds was fined 8100 and costs in Sum- merside Police Court yesterday morning after being convicted oi driving while his ability was impaired. The charge 1 " C from an accident Monday even- ing. when the car the accused was driving. a 1065 Pontiac. struck a I955 Dodge. owned by

a Maccarville of Freetown. which was parked on Central Street near Jenkins Lower Gro-

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I Chartered

1 ' Accountants

T. Earle mote! Cuadtaa leak of Consuls”!

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Burns, Freetown. will be pleased

from his operation In the Prince Edward llllltd HOIPHIL

'S'SiDE DOCTOR GUEST SPEAKER A

Dr. H.E. Clark. Summersideultion guest speaker at the annual Re- membrance Day banquet of the Miscouche branch of the Cana- dian Lcglon which was observed

T DINNER

from (L to R) Mrs. Clark. Mrs. P.C. Martin. Mr. Mrs. J.A. Gallant, J.A. Gallant. and Mrs. Basil Kelly.

day evening. is seen address- .ing the members and their wives -following the delicious meal pre- pared and served by the Ladies Auxiliary. Also at the head table

Mr. Vaughan Groom. (Left). president of the Sumrncrside Ro-

fary Club is seen yesterday pro

rt-7:5 . County Hospital Board of Trus- tees. t !

Pllotn By womn '-

11,, fouowmi nmc." we" glec. usK8illlItllJll oi a club. 350 farm- ted -r the year 1057. President. era by the end oi the year had Mrs, Cecil Reeves; vice-pesident.

senting-a cheque in the amount of 8170000 to Mrs. Aultln A. Scales. chairman of the Prince

Rotary Club Presents SL700

Mr. Vaughan Groom. president of the Summerside Rotary Club. yesterday presented a cheque in the amount of 31,700.00 to Mr. Ans tin A. Scales, chairman of the Prince County Hospital Board Of Trustees. The presentation was made at the weekly meeting of

the Rotary Club.

in expressing his lPPY9Cl3”0" on behalf of the hospital board- Mr. Scales noted that the Bum mes-side Rotary Club. in approxi- mately twelve years since its or- ganization. has contributed up

ceteria. A baby that was Iyliil! iii a basket in the rear seat wahs mghtiy injured. The accused. w o

wag proceeding North. was IP-

Erehended by cu. Harry Mic-

gy, when he ran Into a hedlE

h gr of Market and Ce- rart Magistrate E. If. su-ans. QC. presided-

PERSONALS

The many friends of Mr. LION to know that be it

ALBERTON

W. M. 5. Meeting

Epworth Hall

:2. 5 -a

gtiggiigr i i 5

To The Prince County Hospital

wards of 818000.00 to the Prince County Hospital.

Piesidcnt Groom and Reg Ellis gave reports on their attendance at a district Rotary meeting in saint John. N.B.. last weekend.

President Groom expressed the sympathy of the club in regard to the deaths of three young Sum merside men in s boating acci- dent last weekend.

one of the boys who lost his life in the accident was a son of Rotarian R.L. Mollison.

Rotarian Ensor Bowness intro- duced the guest speaker. Mr. Ken Walker. whose talk dealt with the artlflclan insemination oi cattle.

it told the Rotarlans that follow- ing a meeting of about no fann- an in Bummersida to discuss the

16th.

Highway Traffic Act received dis- P”'m""i Howard, Giengarry.

Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Reilly Cape Wolfe, recently left for To- ronto ahd Hamilton. Ont., where they will visit members of their family who are residing there.

Edward Lldstone. Cape llndiflg a few days

co-operation throughout the year and the secretary reported twelve regular meetings and one special meeting held. with an average at- tendance of thirteen.

The treasurer, Mrs. George Jsr- Mr!- dine. reported the sum of 8247.13 raised during the year. A letter was read from Dr. Creeiman. jjjgjg thanking the membe . for their help in the recent TB survey. Ten dollars yvas lV(s)ted ttoi be slent'to h Prov ncia ana or Inn a so en liollars to the Prince County hospl- PIICGUIM. of 32.0N.550 in 1950.

used this means for the brcedir.'1 Mrs. Robert Jardine; secretary. in may of Mrs. Hubert MacNeil; treasurer. clubs were Mrs. George Jardine: ortzainist. and. he Mrs. Edison Dammareil. assistant P0-Md 0f- Mrs. Trucman Paynter; directors. ganisation of six moradciubs. thllg Mrs. Austin Scatlles.MMrs.wCll-toer- 8 Hit wou encc Reeves an rs. a r ry farmer in cnmpbeil; auditors. Mrs. Cecii1A"l'lm'd BY "'33- Rldlo ind

.TV as one of the greatest show. men of our time.

of about 1300 cattle. this year eight other formed on the island said, that with the pro

method of cattle bre be available to eve Paynter, Mrs. Elmer MacEach-

Mr. Walker said that since Apr” am: press secretary. Mrs. 15- 8-' of this year 1,700 cattle have been Dlmm8P9"- bred artificaliy. and that the number for the Prince Edward island, by th of this year. would be abo 000.

estimated Mrs. Cecil Reeves and Mrs. Hu- bert Mat-Neil were appointed to 0 end attend the leadership course to be in 10, held in Kensington. Nov 26th. The next meeting tlyiildb; heltd It rid

home of Mrs. r ayn er. W 91!

..Ii.i1.''ii.5'l.f..'iiit';i:i.iiif..3'ii: be -o Lac" "”..:'”r.i. v:::..:”:::;'

breed to some of the best sire in P "mm 99' e m ' Eastern Canada. He sfreescd the 9d ""3 "'9 Nmonl Anthem" A'B' fact that inseminatnrs j--e--we government employees. but rath- er. are the employees of the club organisation for which they work.

opportunity for any farmer

Held In S'side

ll 35 5

ii

Birch Grove W. I. Held Annual Meeting

The annual meeting of Birch "33 Grove Women's institute

Katharine Hepburn Ii ht? Breat- est in a bittersweet love story filmed in wondrous Venice. "CUM-

Itarrin R sano Brant. Bank mwfn: wggdnesday and Friday worth possible 810.00.

gigig C tillrrli or 3353

In that capacity as well as with the, to be given to those young peo firm of James A. !ViacNcili, farm and also to their Reciors and

The known and respected citizen of the Prayer led by the Assistant town all his life. lie was possessmi Chaplain. . d a great fund uf- i0ii'9d by in ormation regarding the eariyf utes Photo By Wotton life and history of Summergidg-Jsecrctary. Newly formed branches g a v e and for some years was Employed their reports which proved to b

with Hall Manufacturing co, Lid .very gratifying. Much credit

machinery. (u Deanery President.

If.f0FlTl8i' years he was an em.

ployee of the Town electric light.haViD8 B11 evening Service on Dec.

original plant on Fitzroy Street. Later he was employed by the town in the Street i')epai'tmcnt.

His wife prcdi-coast-d him about

bers are urged to attend.

Three Months For Possession

A man from Borden was sen- tenced to three months in Prince I County Jail yesterday morning. 5

rate R.S. Hinton. Q.C. in county

Bible making

A motion was made in regard to forming a committee to con- sider the possibility of giving fin- ancial help to new branches. This will be looked into at the next ex- ecutive meeting to be held in St. Paul's Parish Hall. Charlottetown of Goads on Thursday. Dec. 6th at 8.30 pm.

Carrie Thomson

nsngistrate's court. Summerslde scribe '0 um Project"

and pleaded guilty to possession of stolen goods valued at more than 350. The goods were stolen from

moonshine).

read for the

The secretary read a from the Deanery Organizer ex- pressing his regret at ngt beilltilg

. able to attend. He sent 5 rc - 3 farm Mme mNcarlem" 21311118 est blessings and hoped that an 0" we "ism " ”"'"'”" ' invitation would be sent to A. Y.

A man from Miscouche was fined members to "tend future meal. 3200 and costs after pleading guilty mg! Wm, the hope of creating to possession of liquor not purchas- greater yenowsmp. A letter W” ed from a vendor. (Four pints also received from had omce ".1 benefit of those

Parties from Summerside and present.

Harmony paid 5100 and costs after

Marion Nichol then moved that both pleaded guilty 0! drivinl while the meeting be adjourned. The impaired. meeting closed with

A party from Rosevlile pleaded Rev. M. J. FiiIli3Y- F01 owiiil the guilty to a charge. under the Game meeting I delicioliil Act. of unlawfully trapping a fur Served by the Eentlmien 01 St-

bearlng animal (a mink) and was M8rk'l A- Y-

fincd 35.00 and costs. Game War- den Walter Bernard. who laid the charge, acted for the Crown.

The trial of a Summerside man charged with unlawfully selling li- quor, was continued. and after two witnesses were heard was fur- ihcr adjourned until November

A party from Summcrside charg-

ed with possession of liquor other than in his residence was fined :20 and costs and a similar fine was imposed on a party for driving bellto without due care and attention near Mlscouche.

Several other cases under the

CAMEO

KENSINGTON WED.-THUR.-7: I5-I: IS

TIME" in Technicolor. Co-

Mr. and Mrs. Raym Bloomfield, recently left for Boa- ' ton. Mass. where they will span the winter with their daughters who are residing there.

Donnie Doyle. who was employ- ed in Baffin Island for some time has returned to his home in Camp-

Wolfe. is ape St. John, N.

BURTON

Miss Beverly Howard. A i S. D. U.. Charlottetown. spent the past weekend at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. "

RAILWAY PROFIT

Profit of Australian Federal Railways reached a record. for

TONIGHT 8:30 CIVIC

AUDITORIUM

THE GREAT DR. KIT

WORLD'S MASTER

EYPNUIIST

He has electrified ovary top Q- tertainment centre In America.

This show has been playing to

capaciq houses all over Canada and the United states. so be wise

Ill! Showing T001353 -Get your ticket early. 7:15-9:15

. "MOBY DlCK"

With Gregory Peck and Leo ' Geun

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Credit Union Annual Meeting

rs and visitors was called to or- der with the singing of 0' Canada. ma Ahearn.

He stated that regular meetings were held. and a number of spec- ial meetlngs. The welfare f the lcl-redlt union, stated audet. Sf, aazaiiefgigr 3)r5;s';?:l"95::ithat over 810.000 has been loaned sday. Nov. 8. members to the best of our abilv dl"-mg the year' and 54 aPphCa”'ihelp.'i The neighbor said be where the council were guests lty.

,1 FARMER5' BANK m” as was open” with Mr. Gaudet commented on the Mrs. Pearle Duncan reported foi Farmer's Bank at South Rustico "WI S,”P:'VE0rY C0mmm99- 5li9 iwhich 1," been brought to me (. exp aine t e manners in which 'tention of the public by Dr. J31”. lme P005 were 5"dllv?d- MT5- Dunn cmleau, who aner a great amnumi cant moveddthe badoption of her re- of work and research has written PW - 5"-'0" 9'1 Y M15 Andrew A5 a history of this bank. This Bank bemuit , CIVIC is was aw);-din; to Dr, grows". the The election of officers was the pie precusor of the credit union move- "Pit ""391" 9f b"li1"355- The 11W we men: in North America. It was directors elected are Mr. Gilbert lthe smgllegt bug ever chartered Glfeudxt re-noiriingteddlitsndt Mr. Eus- o'Le an ad in gm in Canada, and was e tabli h d i 9 75953" - 1'9 Ommi"-N - ary a ounc a ey are mu ad "med for saboms tehmg Mg Jerri; Peterladlnmtomgllud 4.00 p.m. Double Header lt,h”2 kd' 2d, It til illh - .y I.whenlt b bedit 9" r- invent "I- "per- '”'" 3”" W” ” ”" "” ”"' i.-!'u..".i" .u"..”...'l. i.i'.lE..3'if'”.i..J3:-nuns .y.?l.'.f .3 311.... ii? vuory commmeo mu Bernice MANY vs Ammo" members and presentation ofthel operation was similar to the credit Gallant- Charter to St. Luke's A. Y. P. A., whose members will 15 years ago and they had no iam-W18 in the 5i?i'VlCC- ily.

REV. M. J. Finley, foi- the reading of the min- of the last meeting by the

union we have today. Mr. Gaudet said it was with re-

that we learned of th dd - Plum: 0' KW. MIE. Frufci5s'-I M911; ance. He stated that rural Credit

some years ago while h w dt- - ector of the Extension Daepatianenf table t:ae,td;z.frj.;ftwE1':gm;: FRIDAY . of St. Dunstan's University essist- hung up our "V1,". to be used Pro-school Skate 1-8 p.m. ' ed credit Unions in this Province when needed Filather F'rancis' contribution to ' t e movement in th I da

gal of Immeasurabl: fziiui. Mr. corconn outlined ma work H

audet moved the adoption of his M wt 5"," report, seconded by Henry 5- P95 lngsrlfrordmlgasgignhh sknuu H

be participat- All A.Y. mem-

reported that ding Fellowship was tisfactory progress. She sending letters to all branch

resident asking that they en- when he appeared before Magist- genus” M, member. to lubg

Mr. C.J. Gallant Treasure gave J.C. Pitre. Leo Arsenault. Tignish. guxngy the financial report. the report Arnold Wood. showed a savings of over 330.000. Bridges Summersidn. Hon. P.A. y , Mr. Gallant said, "Over the years we have built up public confidence In our credit union. It is Importo . ant that this confidence be main- tained. and. increased. Like any other business we can expect some failure from time to time. for one reason or another. As a represent-

ative at the annual meeting of the

ion league held at Charlottetown on June mth. I wish to give in a few words an outline of what took

Mr. Gallant gave in detail the activities of the League meeting. In conclusion Mr. Gallant stated that it was a pleasing experience en you can work with so many

rayer by

lunch was

ond Gallant.

IIATINEE IATURDAY-8:30 The bitter-sweat love story with Katharine Hepburn as an Ameri- can secretary on her first trip to Venice when she meets romance in the person of Rossaao Brazsi. Yes folks its "lUMMElt1'1ME" in Technicolor.

Alberion Seeks S2,5OO Gov't. 9- A"ii'0nY'8 W Wed" N"- 14- 1956 750 GW'1i'n- 58'” Loan To Purchase Fire Truck

On motion Fire Chief Stephen ' nd explained ar-

individuals who are dedicated to Arsenault. Howlan. Dorice Gallad the job of credit union. of which and Edgar Richard of St. John. the late Roy Bergengen said. "the N. B. Music was furnished by lob of the credit union movement James Gallant. Jerry Peters and is to pave beyond doubt the prac- C.J. Gallant. A delicious lunch was ticallty of the brotherhood of served by the ladies. The meeting man." Through your coopara- was brought to a close by singing ation we have tried to build up an The Queen”.

urganlzation of which you are proud. I know that you will con-

The M" om" M business W" lilbygilvecogperatlozmtltealts ytlslil olnxn AUTOPSY "1? ml; fguilmtlowed bly the "31"" have given since the inception of SAINT -70HN- N-3- (Cpl -' Al 5, ".f.z:Pn:lde:: L:r'l"E”ube"rltee(';::.' thie ii!nion."'hi!i;. Gallant moved the autopsy has been ordered on the det gave the report of the directors a Op '0" 0 5 report Tecond Mdy 0! Lionel Mani” Bunk: "l

by Mr" Jerry Pele”' who died early Tuesday in hit 54 LOANS home before medical aid reached

Mr. Jerry Peterg reporigd in; him. Police said they were 081101! the Credit Committee, be stated to the man an by . neignbop who said he had heard a cry for

U0 ed. M . P t .,,:::,i;;:l3; 0, M; regoff ,5'e"cl:,flf.'f found "B u nk or "alive and in ed by Mr. Bruce Carruthera. '50"y'

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WEDNESDAY Skating 4-5: 30

Rural Hockey League tli I

Mr. Loe J. Corcomn addressed RiCiA'F' "' FREETOWN the meeting. Mr. Corcoran was Admission: 50 cents. 25 cents pleased with sud! a large attend THURSDAY

Unions did not advance as much 335'”! H0 lull-

. I Cedit Unions have 0:15 Island Hockey League a definite place In our community. 5,9,9, ". guumgngmg

aarunnar

the League oftice.

Ion. other speakers were Rev. Even" Thu" Tm”

0'1e"Y- Melvin smug Club on us. A"

CIVIC STADIUM

Edward Island Credit Un- 8:00 P. M. ZLBANY vs. ALBEBION B.C.A.l'. VI. FBEENJWN. 'Admlssion 50 and 25 cents

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