S'side Marks I Observance Of ifilredit llnion Day”

.'rhe three credit unions in gummorsidq last evening marked the observance of Credit Union my by sponsoring a banquet which was addressed by Rev. 5.grgQ Topshee of Sydney, direc- tor of adult urban education for the extension department of St. Francis Xavier Untverslty.

Mr. Wm. A. Currie. a director at Community Credit Union. pre- sided at the meeting which was held in I-loward's Restaurant. with about 60 persons in attendance.

Mr. Currie referred to the organization of St. Paul's Credit uni Vvthe first in Summerside- in '; followed by the organiz- , 1 Trinity Credit Union in

nd to that of the. most re- JHC, the Community Credit . ., in November of last year.

..e said that today there are throughout the Province, some 58 credit unions with a membership of almost 10,000 persons. and as- uts of over one million dollars.

He said that these Credit Un- ions have loaned more than five million to their membe,rs.vand while many of these people might not be in a position to get loans from chartered banks. the loss

of only N7 of 1 percent spoke very highly for Credit Union members and the officers thev had elected.

Before calling on Mr. Leo Cor- coran. assistant managing direc- tor of the P. E. 1. Credit Union League, to introduce Rev. Father Topshee. the chairman introduced.

among others present. Henry W. wedge. Mayor of Qummerside: Cyrus Poirier, president of St. Paul's Credit Union: W. Steven- son. president of Trinity Credit Union: George Chappeil. presi- dent of the Community Credit Union.

Mayor Wedge, in welcoming the

guests. said that he was one of

the original members of St. Paul's Credit Union and was still an active membe . 59

He said that much good can be done by Credit Unions in a community. and concluded by pointing out that the, existence of the three Credit Unions In Summerside gave every person in town the opportunity to partl- clpate in the advantages of Cred- it Union membership.

Rev. Father Topshee. the prin- cipal speaker, in dealing with the broad aspects of Credit Union ed- ucation. organization. and poten. tial membership. said that pe.o- ple have something dynamic in their midst which they have only begun to develop.

Referring to the people, "that are falling for the line of loan sharks". he said there isi nothing that any other institution can of- fer that is as good as Credit Un- ion membership. benefits. and protection. Credit Unions. he said. have something positive. and must develop leaders who will be able to inform the

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people, and gr he warned that Credit Unions will progress or slip depending g

on the amount of education that goes along with them.

In the Maritime Provinces, he said. is an area populated with realistic people who can. follow- ing the Credit Union principles, develop a pattern that will serve, for the rest of the world to fol- low. and, he concluded, "it is better to light a candle than to curse the darkness."

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R e,v. Father Topshee w a s thanked on behalf of the meet- ing in remarks by Mr. Chester

MacDonald, secretary of the Com- munity Credit Union. and sup- ported by Mr. George Chappell.

Ilie Weslem Guardian

-CURIN G AND

-THE Okto Club of the Prince county Hospital are holding their used Clothing Sale Saturday. Oct- ober 23rd. in Town Hall.

JORMER ISLANDEB DIES LN CALIFORNIA. - The death occur- ,-ed recently at the home of her daughter in 1.05 Amzeles. California- of Mrs. Laura ROBOTS. 015 lorm" Laura Maccallum of Lower Bedeque. P. 1:. 1. Her remains were forwarded to Lowell. Massu Where the funeral was held on Tuesday. October 12th. she was buried beside her husband Alonzo Rogers. Who predeceased her 40 V6311 3841

aNo'rni:n mo POTATO- The latest and largest of "the big po- tatoes” shown to the staff of the Guardian Office in Summerside yesterday weighed 3 P0113153 and 4 ounces. and measured 1885 mean in circumference. This large POEM”- . sebago, grown on the farm of Mr. V. E. Duffy in Kinkora. WI! one of three which Weighed 3 total of 31.4. pounds- r'5

Personals

..J1"ha many friends of Mr. Kaye nu-tam regret. to learn of his ill- ness at his home in Travellers

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Loaded dice constructed to savor certain numbers turning UP- hsve been unearthed in the ruin! of Efompeil.

Alherton

Mrs. Erskine Hardy. Albex-ton. is a patient in the Prince county Hospital.

Mrs. Denziel Smith returned to her home in Alberton South after spending a few days in Halifax with her daughter. Mrs. Erskine Millmul.

Yesterday Mr. my shoe. Well known Monti-ose farmer. brought in for inspection and weighing ti Jumbo sized potato of the Sebego variety weighing 2 lbs 9 02!.

Mr. Ernie Shea. Vancouver. B.C.. arrived in Alberton last night to visit. his parents. Mr. and Mrs. RAY lhea.

CLERMONT W. I.

-The October meeting of the Clermont W. I. was held at the home of Mrs. Harold Mill. Seven members were present. Meeting opened with song of Peace, follow- ed by Creed. Correspondence was read from Mrs. Leard and Mrs. Matheson. A thank you card was received for treat and letter from Homer Warren. Christmas cards were ordered by members.

The members were very pleased to see in the paper where their school has won in the rural beauti- iicstim second prise for the Is- land and the R. 'r. Holman Trophy. It was decided to have a social evening on October 26th for the members and others in the district. who helped win the prize with a lbecial thanks toclsyton Mill. Mrs. Cecil Mill kindly invited all to her home. Next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. William and iMra. Ocald Mill. Roll call members pay- ing foes. Lunch committee. 'Mrs. Emest and Mrs. Cecil Mill. Two rontests were put on by programme Committee and enjoyed by Ill. Lunch was served by hostess and committee in charge.

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Matheson conducted the his series of Bible year based on the new book Year with The Bible" Dr. Lawrence Toombs, a. native of Charlottetown, now livinrin the United states. This book has just been introduced and

Canada as a. Bible.

ducted. as was the evening's Brim. faith and Evangelism theme. "Faith In Understanding." conducted by the convene: Ernest Murphy. The group enjoyed three films. shown Farlane, through the auspices of

summerside Film cream and cake were also served by

chaired by president derhay. it. was decided to have a

will be installed The Y.l'-'.U. will form the choir and a.;ssist the minister with the ser- v ce.

Loading Potatoes For lumber Camps

destined

Trinity Y. P. U. N 2 Meeting Held, .

, -At the regular Tiiesday even- in; meeting of the Trinity Young People's union held in llpworth Hall, at which several new mem-

rs were welcomed. Rev. C. D.

first in

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e committee in charge.

During the business period.

Evelyn Un-

oup I-lsllowe'en social next

week. with the executive acting as

committee. Plans were also

drawn up for Young People's night

Trinity Church on October 31st which time the new executive and dedicated.

-The first of two shipments.

each of 10.000 bags of potatoes. a. pulp and paper. company with lumber camps at

for

Hansens Market.

Shelter Bay, Franqueliii and Bale Comesu in Quebec Province, got under way at Bummei-side upon the 2'.ivsl of the motor vessel Bevoy at l-Io1m.an's Wharf about 7 a.m. yesterday. It is expected

SMOKING. Summerside.

MacFa.rla.ne Ltd.

that loading operations will be completed this evening. The shippers are Simmons s.nd

of Surnmerside,

-The Provincial Commissioner, Mrs. Gordon I-lutchason, presided over the semi-annual meeting of the Provincial Girl Guides Associ- ation held yesterday afternoon in tin - ” High "r ' lib- rary. Representatives were present from Charlottetown. Alberton. Kensingbon, sleinon Park and Sung- inerside.

After opening with the Guide prayer in unison. reports were heard from the following: Mrs. William Burnett. the report of the finance committee and the finan- cial statement: Mrs. Ralph Du- mont. training commissioner; Mrs. W. A. Smith. field secretary; Mrs. Neil Matheson. the camp report. in the absence of Miss Gladys Hart: Miss Iphiganie Arsenault. Division Commissioner Queen's County. Reports were submitted by Brownie and Guide trainers. Mrs. W. J. Rodd and Mrs. Charles Link- letter. who attended the Atlantic conference in Halifax, N. 5.: also by Miss Sue Macxirinon. division trainer. Miss Carrie Holman sec- onded the adoption of the above reports.

After the Provincial Commiss- ioner pruented her report she stressed the need for more inter- national guiding and made refer- ence to the pleasure of the Girl scouts meeting with the Cariadfian Guides. A cabana is being planned in Mexico for the use of guiding in the western hemisphere. It was announced that there would be guider training in Charlottetown on- November 6th. A special feat- ure of the afternoon was the presentation of a "Lamp of Learn. ing" to Miss Sue MacKirinon by Mrs. Hutcheson.

A social period inilowed when the following hostescs served re- freshments: Mrs. R. A. Horne. Bliss Carrie Holman, Mrs. Gordon

British Boy Scouts To Aid Canadians

OTTAWA, (CP) - British boy scouts are contributing up to 5.1.000 to Canadian scouts who suffered loss as a result of hurricane Hazel.

Canadian scout headquarters re- ceived this information Wednesday in a cable from imperial head- quarters oi the Boy Scouts Associ- atlon in London. The offer was gratefully acknowledged by Jack- son Dodds of Montreal. deputy chief scout for Canada.

who will also load the second ship- load as soon as the Savoy can re- turn to Summersidc.

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St. Eieanors, Miscouche, Sherbrooke, Travellers Rest,

There will be an interruption of service on Friday. October 22nd, weather permitting, hours of 2:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m. in the following

que for the purpose of making necessary repairs TOWN OF SUMMERSIDE LIGHT AND POWER DEPT.

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and all lines west, also New Amish and Malpc-

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MIXED COOKIES. 1 lb.

DATES. 2 lbs. . . . . .- JELLO. 3 for . . .

Orange and Grapefruit MARMALADE. 24 oz. .

PORK & BEANS. Clerks Robin Hood

Velvet CAKE FLOUR .. Monarch-1 PIE CRUS

ORANGES. 2 dos. . . . .

BONELESS COD FISH. ' DUI. .......o SUPERSUD5. 2 for TIDE. 2 for ..........

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Fleece Lined MEN'S WORK SHIRTS

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SODAS. Mervins. I pkg. . . . . . . . . .

SAUSAGE. I lb. PICNIC HAM. whole or halves . . . . SHORTENING. 2 lbs.

RASPBERRY JAM. 24 oz. . . . .

PEANUT BUTTER. Schwartz. 2 ROLLED OATS. 5 lbs. bug. . . . .

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SA'TIN MIX CANDY. 1 lb. . . . . . . . .. HALLOWE'EN KISSES. I lb. . . . . . .

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Baines of Ottawa. a staff member of the national Wednesday was given the James C. Stevens award at the convention I of the American Society of CIVIII Engineers. The award. xvhichiakes the form of technical books, was for the best paper durinz the W31 in the field of hydraulics.

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Semi-Annual Meeting Of Girl Guides Association

Ramsay. Mrs. G. R. Hayes, M;-5.

John Watson, Mrs. William Mor- rison. Mrs. David L. Miillgan, and Mrs. Davis Lidstone.

S'side C, W. I. Monthly Meeting

The regular monthly meeting of the Catholic Women's League was held on Wednesday evening. Oct. 13th. in the Knights of Columbus Home with the president, M”, Thomas Linkletter. in the chair :l'he meeting opened with the M18119 Driller after which the minutes of the last meeting were read and adopted. The treasurer reported a substantial balance on

hand. secretary

The correspondence read three letters of thanks re- ceived and an invitation for two delegates to attend the annual 'r B. dinner to be held in Charlotte- town October 21th. The president and another member were voted to attend. Mrs. Matt Arsenault gave a report on the recent pantry sale held and announced it to be a success. thanking all those who donated. The sick convener re- Ported making 10 house visits, three hospital visits and having sent seven cards.

Red Cross convener also report- ed 17 articles made by members and turned in during the month, The guide convener stated that all meetings had started except the Brownies and these gatherings are expected to start: soon. The mem. bership reported a paid up mem. bership of 81 members. it was de- cided to donate a woolen blanket to the sisters for their annual bazaar. also a donation to a burnt

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At the COIlCIJ;10l1 of the meet ing a report of all PE.l sub-divis-

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ter which a social hour lolloxredl wit.i1 refreshments served I

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