NOV. 26:

Friday.

ICE of Raymond O u?nl:ol:rist will be closed ' P be; min.

1 will be collecting " E3; North bBedg.gtl;1e is! d Novem er . uhW1”"l:'m; 33. Stuart Car- heny serretarY-

nil . CHURCH of Canada Tmlilggque. Services for Sun:

-NOTIC

N""hqB 28th. Freetown 11.00 rlI.V- t R L 2 p.m.; m. Travellers 7335 pm J. K-

;" BedPqU9 fggbell, minister.

E MARGATE PASTORAL up .3. the United Church of Eltzg. sm-vices Sunday. N0V9m' :3,-nzsih Long River 10 a. m .Mar- nan ., m. New London 7.30 33:; Rm S H. Haslam, B. A.. 3- D- D.

5" OF ALBERTON. ,CP,':Rm! England. Holy Ci-Vmr ..iiill'tn 11 1u..'i0 a.m. in Christ Twit l(:lii.u-c. Evening Pmy” vh”.,r " m 51. Luke's, 0'Leary pm. in St. Peter's H . rion. Rev. J. R. Mc- Mnhnny )i'i'l'.lT. ,1-mg NEW London ine Presbyterian Services for V 29th. South Granville, Si .lnhn's, Clifton 7.30 Goodwill MacDougali Rev. E. H. Bean. in- ,rvl'.il0r.

. .5... yssroniu. CHARGE. K-Trlrhi CHIIRCH. - Rev. R. R. 1' ,. mmster. West Devon. linen A in. Bloomfield. sun- W. 5 ..1 10.00 a. in. Service 1100 B in, B-39 Swrvice 1.45 p. in. Sun- d'm. schuof 2 45 p. in. O'Leary, Sun- div Selim: in 30 a. in. service 7.30 pf... Ciixsziig of Older Boys' Con- lerenrc

qr L1-JEITTON Past oral Charge.

All

pastoral Church Sunday.

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The Western Guardian

1954 The Guardian

Page 15

--BINGO in Borden tonight, 8.00 p. in. Cash prizes. Jackpot. Admis- sion 25 cents.

-GIVE PORTRAITS FOR CHRISTMAS. - Make your ap- pointment now at The Read Studio. Phone 8081.

-THE CENTRAL Bedeque Un- ited Baptist Church services 11 a.m., Sunday school 10:15 a.m. Rev. Charles A. Britten. minister.

-THE PIIESBYTEBIAN Church in Canada. Services for Sunday November 28th. Kenaington Sun- day school 10.00 a.m., divine ser- vice 11.00 a.m.; Freetown Sunday school 2.00 p.m.. divine service 3.00 p.m.; Keir Memorial, Mal- peque. Sunday school 6.30 pm., divine service 1.30 p.m. A cordial welcome, to all. Rev. E. H. Bean. B.A., B.Th., B.D., minister.

-FOURTH ARREST - sum- merslde police yesterday took a fourth man into custody in con- nection with a break into a rail- way car and theft of 21 bags of sugar from the car. The theft took place over the weekend. and the three previously arrested were caught by police when they at- tempted to remove eight bags which had been hidden under a ware- house near where the railway car had been located. The four. a.ll-of Summerside, will appear in police court this morning.

-8.

Personals

-Miss Helen Hardy, nurses aid at the Prince Edward Island Hos- pital underwent an appendix oper-

S'side Y's Men's Club Meeting

-The regular weekly meeting of the Summersidc Y's Men's Club was held last evening in the Y Centre. with Y's Horace MacFar- lane. chairman. Rev. Mr. Ingra-

Oontinued from page i

Island Fisheries

a considerable quantity going to United States markets.

smclta were scarce, which. coupl- ad with a drop in the price kept the catch and value of these fish down.

The lobster fishery, which is the most important, accounted for the greater part of the fisherinen's earnings. The value of the catch amounted to about seventy-five per cent of the value of all fish landed in the Province. In Kings and Queens Counties the catch was larger than in 1953. but in Prince County the catch was down. A catch of 73.874 hundredweight was taken with a value of 31.938,- 281

Clams and quahauga were taken in smaller quantities as these shell- fish are not too plentiful: produr-- tion being limited in most areas to the yearly growth. There is a good demand for these shellfish with good prices.

Oysters were taken in smaller quantity. but as this report covers only a part of the oyster fishing season any increase or decrease shown is not an indication of the state of this fishery as the yearly production figures may show an entirely different picture. The de- mand for oysters is good with prices holding up well.

Scallops were taken in about the same quantity as in 1953. They were taken. mainly, from a bed situated in the Northumberland Strait off Buctouche.

ation Tuesday. All her friends wish her a speedy recovery. '

-Miss Elizabeth Wedge of the staff of Amalgamated Dairies Ltd..

Irish Moss continues to increase. buyers taking all that is pro- duced. Tho quantity taken during

mm of Kensington and Frank C .... ..4 a..u uuiuon AXILI 01 char- io..te.uisri were introduced as guests.

xs Murray Wiilett conducted o lie-ax-i.y sing song with To John iieuiy at the piano. Y's Bill War- wick gave a very encouragirig re- po.r. on the sale oi tickeis for the motion picture which is being sponsored as I club project.

The guest speaker, Mia. R. 0. Paient. was intruciuced by Yls Bill Currie. Mrs. Parent, who has been actively interested in cubbing since 1928. gave an outline of ihe Cub and Scout ..ement.s during the past 25 years. She commended the club on the fact that they not only sponsor the Cubs and Scouts in Summerside, but also supply 12 pack and troop leaders from their own membership.

Finesmaster for the evening was Y's George Meikle.

Following the regular meeting a: course in Cub and Scout leader- ship was conducted by Scoutmaster Frank Costello. executive commis- sioner Gordon Kerr and Cubmaster Mrs. Parent.

News Briefs

LONDON. (Reuteu) .- The Queen this year will broadcast her Christmas message fr o m

Sandringham, her country home in Norfolk, the British Broadcast- ing Corporation announced Thurs- day night.

MOSCOW. (Reuters)-Tase. the Soviet news agency, today quoted a statement by the government funeral commission saying that ”the body of Andrei Vlshinsky was cremated during the night of Nov. 25

BRANTFORD. Onf.. (CPI -. A net-work of strategically-located centres where Canadian cancer natie-nis mav he treated with tho famed cnhalt bomb iherarw unit is helm: planned h" the federal. provincial and municipal govern-

Fivo Years For Aiding in Armed Robbery

SHERBROOKE. Que. (CF) - David Faith, 45-year-old Biunlford Ont,

plant here. Sentence was passed by Justice William Mitchell.

Douglas Howard of Sherbrooko,

counsel for Faith. said the convic-

tion and sentence probably will be

appealed.

Faith was accused of hiring. counselling and aiding Walter Pilon and William Waring. both of Sher- brooke, to commit the holdup here

last September. Piion and Waring have already been sentenced to penitentiary terms.

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Greek Tragedy

and spirit into the production, and was indeed ii major modern con- tribution to the art. of the theatre.

speaking on the set and proper- ties used. Mr. Watmore suggested a more harmonious picture might have-been contrived. and that cos- tumu should, above all. fit the actors and actresses perfectly. Should they be uncomfortable they are apt to get in the way of the mood of the players wearing them. provoking a feeling of uncertainty and worry.

"It is these minor details," he said, "that' remind the audience every once in a while that they are watching a performance by an amateur group."

”Dlction is a great responsibility of the director and should be watched closely by the director," Mr. Wetmore continued, "and there should be unity of pronunciation. without iocalisms creeping in to bring the local of the play back to Prince Edward Island."

LONG REMEMBEIIED Taking the production as a whole.

truck driver, was sentenced to five years in penitentiary today for participating in a 817.539 armed robbery from the Julius Kayser

Mr.

Hill the pert of the 'co'-"s"-'t"':r" leien 'o:t:er

Speaking on 'He;nioii , :3 pi.-., - ed by John Stevens. Mr Wetmore said the actor had a sincere uii- dersianduig of the part, and would have enjoyed the characterization

it posible to lower the pitch of

his voice. "This could be accom- plished." he said. "By consistent practice."

on the feeling of hysteria she conveyed across the footllghts in her role of ”Ismene." but unfor- tunately sometimes confused loud- ness of voice with emotion.

"Feel the age of your character." Mr. Wetmore said to the "Nurse" as played by Rosella Devine. and told this actress that it she gave it more emotion and watched her diction. she could ably fill the role referred to as "Mother Ken." and "Old Stupid".

The adjudicator grouped the three guards together in his com- ments and stated he found them vigorous and vital. A little more variety could have been used in characteristics of the three, and they should look deep into the background of each for sugges- tions as to how each one could be a separate and individual per- sonality. He found the first guard doing quite a satisfactory Job in his role, but with a little tendency to wander, physically. These parts

NOTICE

The trustees of Prince County Hospital are prepar- ed to lease a large 16 room

property on the corner of Central Street and Market Street. Summerside. Applica-

even more if the actor would findi

Grant and F3 ;'.r.-. .i.l.Qu2i-

Mr. Wezmoie said he iou:.d EEE quaiu

were taken by Dirk N30:-1

Tum

"Messenger. as plaierl l'lV l?.::'liarci

Johnston. iery .sugge:.ted that this actor lthe rule which applies to all and actresses; "Think.

lwas taken by Louis Saint and the adJUdlCai.Dl' uas TFTV

entii-.i:.-iastic.

-iiri

remeniber

actors y visualize. then act." The part of the '

iPage" Maur, i agi'ei--

,ahly impressed with the manner in

Marv Cameron was complimentedwhich this young actor handled

himself on his lines.

the stage a mi

The non-speaking part of t

spoke

'Eh.iry-

41:5" who appeared only M the 7 t - I - taken by Bertha Me- Tonight. the filial evening of the hesiiial. will see two one-act plays in production. Philip Johnson's 'tl-iullapaloo" by Parkdale W. 1., directed by Cecelia match, and ”3neezing Powder" by Diid Blyton. produced by Parkdale School and directed by Dorothy Wenn. Trophies and prizes will he s- warried at the close of this even- ing's competition. and a capacity audience is expected to be on hand when the curtain is raised at 8:15.

gifts etc.

CLOSING OUT SALE

As we are changing our business we are offering unheard of sales on groceries. also 207. off all souvenirs.

JOYCE'S RESTAURANT Kensington

tions to view should be made, to the caretaker of the old;

SUMMERSIDE LIBERAL

. , . - his period was greater than in the immri Church of Canada in Summerside returned recently ' mmtsi M. W m re d it t . g y . Rev it my Gardner. minister. from a holiday visit to Toronto 4953' - teiesmfg grfodllnenonf 3;; 0;, Prince County Hospital on ,;.,.- ;.-v 034. Alberton. Sunday and other parts of Ontario as well which Wm be long nmembued by "M01 1' ' 'ncl:v”shr:xl?oc:1:3l)O llilrrli: as ogliaufilili mbw ll:-rkusthe 1312-” LAND”) VALUE all those fortunate enough to have Centril Street- Casriizmin . all . - gr acc ll Y B. n . s. V 4. wm,w, , am; Qgglsh, worship Ben Co,-mger and Cousin Rem. Statement of Fish Landed with -the Landed Value for the Period bafvrllalargeanrt o;e:heenen1;;Me;l.ldistz1i:1ee. ipm whne in Toronto they attended anuary to October, l9o4, lntlusne, Compared with the Same Period ole WM ommefldo-d b Mr wet. P.m...Mf. Hank MacNu"' MJHA , ND the Cormier-Maccormack wedding 1071953 g r . u yi . M '””'” ”f 5l.”S..3.Amn held on November lath. : Jfiii..?i?' .Zii""”.2.”.&il. mi N v Q fl '5 O C ' u ;i”r.i2 9 .L2”.w..2mu.. zatn. Ad- .3 3 5 ......,..,.. ... h... u....,.,... ho: . 11:30 p.m.-Mr. Watson MaeNaufI. I4-P. 722' Suiidav Rector. Rev. W. Eric SHOULD SPEAK UP V 5'5 ,5 5 U 2 little cold at the outset, he soon graham. st. Mark's. Kenslngton. TORONTO (cm - Diabetics S 5-54 -3 .334 -3' 3-' 3 found her developing the charac- Mr, Augugq-In Gqllgnf iinw Communion 8.30 a. rn. This is should speak out about their af- -3 51:5 1: 3 7:175 '5 2 55 Q ter of her part and bringing it to :.j--.:.. . E0-pnmie Communion for the fiictlon when necessary. says Mrs. .5 E: :39: St: :2-o : ha full fruition by the end of the It i..( -l Sunday School 10 a. m. Gladys Mutsrt of Edmonton. pres. -54 03 do G3 3b .4 is play. He did say that he thought I Innrnd M "” pm”. 0"”, uh”! gin!” rid Morning Prayer and Instal- ident of the Canadian Diabetic As- 1953 the vital scene between Antigone; silon of A.Y. P. A. Officers at 11 sociation. "While travelling or Cod 28607 66085 . 15 251 . 4815T..:nd Creoriiidss piayuid by Artlgkifr i. in S: Thomas. French River. while, away from home. ask for Haddock 18-45;? T6836 . Q-sgg . 39-O34iDeamon.d dnltfi tgjt; corgieecause. Evening Prayer 230p. m. Si. Steph- the right food. she told the As- Hake 397030 54-18 ivla 216 N -Eton and won ere it any m 1 ms, Burliricton, Evening Prayer sociation 5 Toronto branch. People Pm” 23174 74-900 22-626 68678 . ivmz . 6822 the gtplag-ers)! dtilde n8?:enele31-E2: N e- l30 p. in. All are welcome to at- are willlicng to help you if you will Winter Flaunderu .289 .289 .256 .306 . . 33 - . 17 :eer:;(;viH3;ey would work on mg” if” my as ' Herring -... 7.580 47.015 53.922 47.341 -10,342 - gigs pgrtlculgf mm until it was . . 12.867 44.649 '10.207 ' 44. 7 brought to the point where the 240 120 ' 460 ' 580 conflict was not so much between Each Sunday until Christmas 5.745 62.401 - 1.791 -27.017 two people, but between their feel- Hot Turkey Dinner with all the fixins 408 1,394 - 194 - 881 ings nd beliefs. served fromA 547 5.754 - 379 - 4.166 Mr.” Seaman. who had under-I BRAND 12.00 . 1-30 and 5-00 . 5-30 I Clams, Bar . 4.888 9,876 3.093 5,803 ' 1.795 t 4,073 notice, brought a feeling of mat- ' At To I... . 69.976 1997.549 - 3.511 -59,268 taken his role on only five days - - ' - Clams. Soft Shell 2.931 12.495 7.209 29.566 -4.278 -17.071 urlty to the exacting role of the Quhaugs . 8.462 29.585 11.375 36.019 - 2,913 - 6,434 King. but unfortunately sometimes . 25g Chi 75c Oysters 12.745 71.675 15.353 34.379 -2.523 -12.574 slipped almost into B philosophic! my Price 31. , ldxen. Mussels 360 360 533 ion - 273 - 684 mood. - If at all possible please make reservations i Scallops - 464 20.880 485 21,555 -- 21 - 675 The ease with which Andrew! I Crabs 150 450 28 26 ' 124 ' 424 MacDonald fitted the: drole :f uf 7 5 id ...- 138 690 6 30 ' 132 ' 660 "Chorus" was commene on y Ifllllh Moss . 95,744 132.006 88.808 105.880 ' 6.936 ' 26.126 Mr. Wetmore. who suggested that 'BR'ACE' DIECKAY & 00' Totals . 393,595 2.736.501 379,130 2,703,573 ' 14.465 ' 32.928 in spotlight on this particular char- LTD. 1 0 Inc;-3555, acler would have helped the actor summerslde

MEETING

There will be a meeting held of Egg & Poultry Producers in Thanksgiving Hall, Wellington, Friday evening, November 26th at 8 p.m. This meeting is sponsored by the P. E. I. Egg Station Operators Im- provement Association. Films, Demonstrations and special speakers.

oniiivnr. TRUCKS i

We need 20 trucks for approximately one month to haul from Kenny Pitt to Hills- borough. Bridge.

MORRISON & McRAE LTD.

FOR SALE

Kensington Skating Rink

VOTE LIBERAL VOTE FOR

GRAPAIID THEATRE I

Fri. 8:30 - Sat. 7:30 - 9:303 "AGAINST ALL FLAGS” In color

-Arply- BEN CHAMPION

Errol Flynn-Maureen Olliara

Sea Pirates - Action Romance Good Short Subjects

Mfenslngton

CAPITOL summon-side

Today 3:30 - 7:15 - 9:15; Saturday 7:15 - 9:15

ADMISSIONS AS FOLLOWS: Ewenlngsz 60c and 350; Matinee 50c and 250

Cinemascopo plunges you into the white fanged fury of the Great Northwest.

--nova?

lFriday and Saturday IMatlnee Saturday 2:30. "THE ACTRESS" Starring Spencer Tracy. Jean Simmons and Teresa Wright.

flow To Mark Your Ballot On Monday '11 3rd Prince

7:15-9:15;

CIN:uuiScoPE 1a.:-AN"

AUGUSTIN GALLANT

Sumrnorsido. Banister

"CAMEO"

KENSHVGTON

F;-1..sat. 7:15-915: Matinee 2'30 Isat. It's a horse,-raring picture with excitement. romance and laughs-"FAST COMPANY". star- ring Howard Keel. Polly Bergen. Marjorie Main (Ma Kettle). Also , final chapter of serial and news. Coming-Next Friday-Sat. - "I'LL CLIMB THE HIGHEST MOUN- TAIN". Brought hack by popular request. A show similar to "Coun- try Parson."

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CYRUS AP. GALLANT

Wellington. R.R.. Former

IT - ? 'v '1.

WATCH FOR WATCII FOR 'SEVEN BRIDES FOR SEVEN BROTHERS” BEGINNING DEC. 1st FOR 4 DAYS

REGEN

Inserted by the Prince County Liberal Association

Feature Flavor For N0Vembe1' H P E R O N ”

. 0iliiNGE.(ll0(0iillE

RIPPLE

Tonight Saturday

Take some home today!

CENIRAI. crztamlsm

C M11251 SOUIU. .

AUGUSTIN GALLANT liberal candidate In 3rd Prince

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