DECEMBER 1. 1949

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PRINCE COUNTY OFFICE I Summer Street, Summerside, Phgna 289 News, Subscrlllllolll. Advertising Representative!

1 J. ELDIEB MURPHY and GEORGE CLOW The Guardian may ho bought at any of tho

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OL-RLIES 5&3 Summerside, Will b9 on“. drug store 0P9" neshﬂy, December 71h-

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(pl-y POLICE COURT — At ‘he Etlllftlltilﬂry‘ Nlaglstratels Cont. meierday, two men charged l W], ﬂying drunk and incapable i, lined $5 and costs or 10 l, davs lll jail, while a previously re- mmuqen drunk and disorderly m. {llliﬁloﬁfl to 20 days in loll. \\i‘l'e ihc only three eases to ;- ..ii yesterdays docket.

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_. >ii>ilrsu= COURT 1N Sllll-I —- Yesterday's re- ~>iiri i ihelibcl suit of Alton ivelii. i. Frederick C. Ramsay had iieeii sPlilOd out of court trans-

iiiiziics of plaintiff's and ill counsel. The plaintiff ._,.,_ .,,,,-. -il‘iil‘fl liy lVll‘. n. n. Bell, niid Mr. Gerald Foster. The (‘OllFISOi were Mr. H. and .\lr. J. E.

,lll)'l'.\il\ MEETING - M1‘. H3{‘\i‘_\' ii. Donn. 0A.. Halifax, ' Pll" iif ilie Dnrniuion Associ-

n iif C.l.’\l’il‘l'@(i Accountants was ‘mi-i spcukol‘ of the weekly ..i lili‘ Summerside Rotary iit llic Olympia Restaur- ﬂiir ei-clni: lie gave a very ihﬂugll? provoking talk on the sub- jerl ‘i-ilizienship responsibilities.“ Ho was introduced by Rotarlan T. g n. key, CA, Guests present were Bmiick Sears, Charlottetown, Nor- man iii-cs. Ilnlph ltfcFarlane and Mill" .\li~D<\ugall of Summerside. -S.

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-Mrs. Everett Simmons, Sum- merside, and Mrs. Lewis Myers, Crapaud, have returned home, after spending the past week in Moncton, N. B.

Aiberron and Vicinity».

The Misses Gertrude and Agnes (TMeara loft recently for Bever- ley, lilass, whore they plan spend- ing llic winter months.

Mrs. J. W. "Don Campbell and Mrs. Erskine Campbell motored lo Charlottetown on Saturday.

Miss Bcih Waugh and Mia Ber- ih-a Bnwncss have returned honic after a very pleasant holiday with friends in Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Allison England of Ellerslie were visitors to Alber- ton ilie past week, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Don CﬂlTQbCll.

Hcr numerous friends are pleas- ed to see Mrs. David Campbell about again after being confined to her home for several weeks with a broken arm.

A very enjoyable evening was spent rcccntly at the home of Mr. F. C. Ramsay, M.L.A., Monti-osc- when about seventy-five neigh- bours and friends gathered to ex- tend a welcome to the Van dcn Bor family recently arrived from Holland. The first part of the evening was pleasantly spent in games and music. .An address of welcome was read by the Rev. Mr. Sheen, after which Mr. John Van den Bor, on behalf of his parents.

brothers and sisters, fittinglv’ ihankcrl the people for ihcir kindness and the many gifts

which they received.

Development of Sr. John Horbor Urged

SAINT JOHN, N. 3., Dec. 0 -— (CPI — Greater development of Saint John Harbor, ‘includln: more berlhinig accommodation. was advocated tonight by A. l". Blake in his presidential report at the annual mcciinit of the Saint John Board of Trade.

The need for more berths had been taken up with the National Harbors Board and with the Min- ister of Transport, he reported.

“They seem inclined to the view that the matter is not urgent be- cause it is only under peak traf- fic conditions that ships are un- able to dock. We believe, how- ever. that some steamship lini-s prefer to use other pods for fear that ships will be delayed here."

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Is Officially

Th!‘ new Borden School was 0511411611)’ opened last night and Present at the opening were Dr. L. W. Shaw. Deputy Minister of Education, Mr. C, D. Jelly, School lnﬁpcclor, trustees of the school, leachcrs, and a large representa- tion iif Borden School pupils. His Worship Mayor Willard Leard presided over the meeting.

VDr. Shaw in his remarks paid high tribute to the people of Borden who had erected l school which cost the community $50,000, and which is modern in every re- spect.

The present structure replaces the one destroyed by {iii-e 1n 59p. teiiiber, 194R. It was constructed h." the Prince County Construc- liil" Cfllllmny. The school can accommodate 150 pupils and has five teachers.

Principal of ilhe school is Mr. G'?Yd°" MHCKBY.’ vice-principal, Miss Mary Muttart; intermediate teacher, Mrs. Leona Cameron; 5960M primary department, Miss

Alice M. Jay; primary depart- mcnf, Mary G, Farm”,

Trustees of the School are Messrs. George Birth, Maurice

Lmlfl“ ﬁnd Hue‘: Ahearn. Following the opening, a home rind schnnl group was formed eon- sisling nf Mr. Henry Cerctti, president: Mrs. Leona Cameron.

vice-president, and Mr. Maurice Lodge. sccrciary. The executive cnriimiilcc is composed of Mrs.

Maurice Lodge. Mrs. William Jar- diiie and l\li-. Hampton MacLean.

At lhc conclusion of the meet- ing a general inspection of (he school was carried out by those present.

(Ulliﬁliiillfl. Briggs Head Summerside Bowling League

With the completion of tho first half of the Summerside Commer- cial Bowling League schedule, sta- iistics show that the Curran and Briggs team is leading the league with a total of 50 points, two ahead of the City suckers who are holding down second place and live points up on the third-place West Enders.

The second half of the schedule will commence tonight, and from here on bowling will be hold only once weekly, which will be on Wednesday night as in the past league competitions and will be held at the Capitol Bowling Al- Keys.

On complelioii of the second half of Lhé‘ schedule next spring, the leading twelve teams in the 16- team league will see action in playoff competition. It is hoped that an nil-star team \vill compete in Island championship competi- tion, which was won last year by a Summerside team in the play- offs against Charlottetown teams. The six highest average bowlers rit tlie end of the regular schedule will represent Summerside in ls- lami Open competition, as an all star team.

The following is the schedule for the start of the second divis- ion of the league tonight: --

_ 7.15 PM. Upper Alleys _ Dodgers vs. Arcs. Doughboys vs. Bankers,

Lower Alleys R.C.A.F. vs. Schurmnns. Mlscollche vs. Hot Leads.

9.00 EM.

Upper Alleys-- MncQuarries vs. I-Iolmsna West Iﬁnders vs. Curran and

Briggs.

Lower Alleys -

City Slickers vs. Abegweits. K. of C. vs. Pioneers.

Team Standings

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l——C\li‘l'8ll <0 Briggs .. . ZMCIL)’ Slickers Il-vwcst Enders i~-l'lOilll3ilS .'i —I)odgcrs G - Doiiﬂhboys .--R.. C. A. F‘. ~Mfll‘Qll£li‘l‘l€S O-Arcs ifl—-K. of C. ll-Plonecrs lIb-Schurmnns 13- .\l iscouche H_B:inkcrs IIi-Jiiit Lends 1¢—Abegoveits

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iligh Averages

The high average at the end of the first. half of the regular sched- ule is inkcn by the veteran Allie l-lnrris who is one of the most con- sistent high bowlers seen on 1s- land alleys. At the half way mark he has iin average of 2'27 which iilonc speaks well of his bowling ability.

1—Allie Harris ‘l-llarl Smith . . ll-staulcy Gallant 4~Plnky Peters .. .. .'i—Austln Brooks G-Dutch Underwood 'i'—I-l-eiiry Gallant B-Vic Dolids .. 9—Gus MacDonald lo-Friink savidnnt ll-Tanton MncNeill l2--Windy Clnw . ilk-Walter Schurman .

nmvonsﬁmanr rnim: MINISTER

ﬁTfAlVA. Dec. s —(GPl . A six- man riolegniibﬂ from the Canadian Federation of Mayors and Municipalities met Prime Minister St. Laurent today rind was rﬂlldfild u; have discussed rental controls and housing with the Prime Min- later, It is understood the Govern- menl was asked for a broader ap- plication of tho Federal formula of grunts m municipalities in lieu of taxes on crown properly.

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Summerside Airport News

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The station band and the ltaticii orchestra will soon bo in operation. The band instruments, which arriv- ed recently. are now in the hands ul the Band Committee. Tllbie person- nel interested in playing an instru- ment are asked to contact either Flight Lieutenant Thurmeier or Sergeant Carson. There are a num- ber of first YHLP musicians about and lt can be expcited to have both an excellent military band and danci- orchestra.

At least some of the houses of tn» new housing project will be avail- alble for occupancy by December the 20th. According to the contract ors, their building program is well up to schedule. All auxiliary cor.- tracts have been awarded. Th’. houses are allocated strictly on the "point system." Tlln housing crin- miIlEP are iliizzig an excellent jnli ésnd their SPOYlHg system i5 verv all".

The band of the Central Training Command will be on the station Tuesday. 20th Dectmhcr. to play a‘. the station dance in be held on that date. The presence of (his band will make the dnllCe one of th.‘ year's best.

Sergeant James sadly misses his dear departed wife. The said Mrs. James recently loft for the old country by air lobe home in ti-me for Christmas, thereby causing much grief to her spouse. However. the hard hit sergeant is faking it on the chin, and ls adiustlxig himself to meet the situnlioir. It is rumnr~ ed that he is iitlcndiiig cooker; classes in inwn and just proving. or Shnllld that be praying, for his wife's return in February.

The station basketball team nar- rowly missed a victory by one point Saturday evening when they met Ray's Millionaires at (he Prince of Wales College in Charlottetown. Highlight and high scorer of the game was Walter Lowe who gathered 17 points. Murphy, after receiving a. telegram frcm n local damsel to keep his eye and aim on the basket. could do neither. Lineup of the local team was as follows: Wally Lowe. 17; "Legs of Steel" ‘Mickus. 9; Eck- ley. 6; "Old Iron Sides" Carson, 4; Gauthier, 2; Martin, 2; "I sign them out and you bring them back in 24 hours or else“ Murphy. Maclsaac, Campbell.

The first production of ihe slat.- lon theatre group was witnessed Monday night. Although the crowd out to sec “Let's Smile“ was rather disappointing the performance cer- tainly wasn't. A great deal o! credit must be given in Frank Bones and Woody Woodruffe for lheii- fine ef- forts. Another deserving member oi the past is Fred Routlodge. the very capable stage manager. The must unique number of lhf‘ show was "fcii Slmkins and (lnrdon MacAilister. lll "Dr. Willie Be Inebriaieds Physical Gilli-life Academy." This act was a fine exhibition of tumbling with an unusual twist. Both boys probably have more than one twist in their necks. The fine tenor voice of Paddy Chambers rang clearly through the theatre in his "A Breath of Ireland" number. In Gordon Mniukllisler wc have a. Frankie Carle in the making.

Gordon's piano numbers were ex- eellent. The program failed in mention

whether Woody Woodruffes ini- personation of Vaughn Munroe was accidental or scheduled. Woody did an iIIIDIESSiVQ job of the hit parade. This was verified by the swooning of the younger generation females. both station resident and Summer- side variety. Bones and Rnulledge provided a bit of old “PTNS.\" when they skitted andadliizilieu aboutthe stage in their number. The audience is still wondering how Rog Pater- son's uncle is doing. Mosi gruesome turn was “The Mad Doctor." the boys really killed 1h.» audience. It may he pointed out ihnt. only after

' much research were the songs pick-

ed for "Memories". This art high- lighted the most popular song from every theatre of operation in the past war.

It is lo be hoped that nlnrc shows 0f tho same high calibre will make their appearance on the slnge soon. Anyone possessing tiileiii 0i‘ him-- ssted in acting are asked in con- tact Frank Bones or Woody wood- fllffe as soon as possible iis lilo)‘ are Casting their next show".

TID BITS

The station library in open every night.

The station barber is located in the Recreation Centre iioiv. Station entertainment will sema- lnclude Bingo Games.

Three members nf the Leather- cﬂlfi Club have started on their purses already. Corporal Vicks will be the centre of attraction Wilh the local gals in another wcck.

Now that Bones has caught hi5 gun snatchcrs Patterson is seeking the chap who shot his uncle.

There will be a practice of (he station hockey team this Sun-day". Sports feature of llie vi-eek is a double header basketball game till.- Friday evening in (he station gyni~ naslum. Tho top of ihe dovibic header will feature two service learns when the Army from (‘hur- lottetown take nn the lncnl RC.-\l-‘ boys. The second game is bclwccn Schurmans of Summerside and Ray-k Millionaires. AcI-iiission for Airmen and dependents is Ten cents. Officer's admission is one quarter, which is the same pricc charged to the p0plllaco of Sum- merside,

IIOT IN BUIINOS AIRES BUEN% AIRE-S, Dec. 5 - (AP) - Forty persons were treated for sunstroko today as the tempera- ture hit 100.76 degrees Fahrenheit- an unusually high reading for December 1n Buenoa Aires.

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NEW YORK, Dec. 8 — (C?) —— Trade Minister Howe of Canada tonight urged the United Slates to reduce tariffs and thus lead the way to a greater flow of trade be- tween Canada and the U. S. and between the dollar and nnn-d-ol- lar areas of the world.

The world trade problems "we face today are no less serious than those we faced during the war." ho told fellow alumni of the ltiassachuscmis Institute of Tech- nology in a speech prepared for delivery.

Mr. Howe, a native of Wnlthnm. lilassi. was graduated from the lnsiiiilie in 1903.

“Whether we like it or not." Mr. llmve said, “(he pcnplcs nf the world arc divided inln three camps.

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“Under these there can be no poi-lance nf the (he democracies, and particularly the importance of maintaining prosperity and l high level of ermiploy-ment in their territories."

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