JUNE 20. 1951

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Tn-is wssjgu GUARDIAN

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I Summer Street. snnuneroide. Phone loll Nowl. subscriptions, Advertising Ieprooenuiing

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The Gunrdinn may be bought at only of no fouowlng otoren in Sunroeuidez Bell Bookstore. Summer street: Gouriieo Drugstore. ti control BI-reel; KgIIy'l News-stand. Water street: More Goudet. 01 Grenville Serena Alyre Douoette'n Grocery. Second street: nine Motor Tumporl.

Wuter Street: Aibure Grocery. we luau

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-DR. HENRY MOYSE will be ,,b5em, from his office until July

Iird.

-HOT TURKEY SUPPER with rlum Pudding at Irlshtown Hall. wedncsday. June 20th. supper starts at 5 P. M. Dance after.

.C0lIIP-BTENT Complete Pn- surance Service. W. Boyd Beoixsto. i(en.sinst0n-

-KENSlNGTON - Play post- poned. "The Campbell; are Com- mg" by Hope River Players has been postponed until Wednesday. June 27th.

-ENGAGEMENT.-uVfr. and Mrs. Leslie A. Mann, Kcnsmgzton. wish to announce tho engagement of their youngest daughter Marjorie

Lpxlis-, to Malcolm Louis. son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Milton. of EfIll(Vllll'. N. B. iliarrizige to take

i-incur 35111 June.

DBIRTIIDAY PARTY -- On lllrsdny afternoon thrce fricncls out long time ntlghbors met at llic homo of Mrs. William Weeks. Alticrton, in celcbratior. of her birthday. Following a very pleas- nut afternoon together a dclicious suppnr was scrvcd by Mrs. Lclgh Weeks. The guests were, Mrs. G. c, Gordon. Mrs. Nelson Ramsay and Mrs. Nelson Oliver.

-IN MAGISTRATI-1'8 ('0l,'RT- i;'litlDllCf! was partly heard In in!- uisc of (I mun chnrizcd with 0Ilt'!'- nhni: in motor vcliiclc while in- trmt-uicd hcforr Mugistrzitc R. S. Hinton, K.C. in Summcisidc yus- tcrdny. Seven minor violations of iiw liitzitvvay Trtlffic Act wcrc also dealt with.-S.

DIVILL ATTEND MEETING-Mr. George A. Callbech. accompanied by Messrs. T. D. Crirrlltlier.-. Vernon Matthews of Summcrside and Mr. Robert Humphrey of Kensington mt Friday morning by automobile for Montreal, going by way of united states. They will attend a of the Canadian Silver

meeting

Fox Breeders ,'.'Association which will be held in the Lziurcniian Holcl.

-RETURNS raoat NEW YORK rltrs. S. M-. Martin has returned to her home after a pleasant visit with her daughters in New York. flying by T. C. A. to Montreal whcrc shc visited friends. She also spent

some time in Ottawa with her brother. J. G. Mat-Phail. 1- S. 0-. and Mrs. Mm-Plmil. While in

Montreal Mrs. Martin attended the convocation Exercises of McGiil Umlersity where her son William .l.'a:Phali Martin liiis been carry- im on Research Work ill Nuclear Fl-sxoxi under Dr. J. S. Foster. and has now received the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy. Dr. Martin is being congratulritccl by his many friends.

-('f)l'NTY Ci)l'RT OPENS -

Tlic June term of thc Count:.' Court of Frincn County opt-nml lvslcidlly in Stiiyiinorsitie with JutIt:c L. G. Lewis prcsitlinn.

Tlicrn were 16 cuscs on the doc- ket and of thcsc sevcn were con- tnstcd nnd werc sot down for hcwrlng on dates to suit the pur- tics concerned. Judizmcnt by dc- lnult was given In five cases. The rt-tnninder of the docket was smart over till tho next. slttlnil of the court. Counscl prosont wt-re ll. S. Hinton. K. C. T. 1.. Link- lr-tvnr. J. A. Gallant and J. Haroitl Gnotiu tn.---S.

Personals --Mrs. Upton Smith and family. David Laird and Alberta Joan of North Bedcque were guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Smith and Mr. and Airs. lrn Maccoubrey on Sunday.

c M159 Fern Bell. teacher at arnnksome Hall. Tot-onto. arrived in Summerslde on Thurstlay even- Ina to spend her Slimmer vaca- ll0li

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-THE ANNUAL MEETING of the Ladies Aid of the Prince County Hospital will be held in the Nurses Home on Thursday. June 2.tst,' at 3.00.

-PUBLIC MEETING Freetown Hall. Thursday. June 215: at 8.30. Speaker Donald MacDonald, Na- tional Treasurer CCF.

-HONOUBED BY W. M. S.-The members of the W. M. S. of the Church of Scotland, summerside, gathered at the new home of Mrs. Enzly Campbell, Highland Avenue. on Tuesday evening and pi-sented her with a purse. Although pleas- antly surprised. Mrs. Campbell graciously expressed her appreciat- ion. Delicious refreshments were served by the visiting ladies.

-CHIUSTOPHERIS CROSS AID Cl.ASS- Mrs. Ray Hand:-alian. Red Cross First Aid Instructor. completed a Junior First Aid Course in Chrlstopherts Cross School. The pupils who enrolled in this class were tested by a Red Cross official on June '7th. Every candidate was successful in the tests and the following boys and girls will receive Junior First Aid Certificates: Ann Broderick, Char. les Broderick, Frances Broderick. Leo Handrahan. Mona Handrahan, Paul Handrahan, David Harper. Ruth Harper. Ethel Keougli. Ger-

aldine M'.'Hu;.'h. Wilma. Mcliugh. Wendell Harper. -JINVERNICSS FIRST AID

CI.ASS- The older pupils in in- verness school will receive Junior First Aid Certificates at their School Closing Program today. Mr. Keir L. Adams has conducted a First Aid Course in this school durin: the past three months. The candidates were tested in the prac- tical skills by a Red Cross Exam- iner on May 30th and all were strccessful in meriling Certificates. The following will receive Junior awards: Aldona Bigger. Joan Biw- zar. Valerie Costain. Stirling Kil- hridc. Theresa Kilbride. Ch:i"ltv McDon:iiri. Faith McDonald. Bar- bara Miilizan. Mary li'lllll'.'nl1. Kizlrlyii Sharbcll. Simon MacDon- a .

-anion-ro.nn-Ho.V-ovum - who will be a June bride. was ten- dered a miscellaneous shower on Wednesday evening at the home

of Mrs. R. W. Wood. Eusfanc Street. To appropriate music by Mrs. Kaye Hansen, the bride-to

be was escorted to a decorated seat of honor. after which Mrs. George Clarke and Mrs. Ronald Kennedy carried in a basket of attractively vvrapped gifts. Miss Arthur opened her gifts while Miss Lillian Cud- more read the accompanying ver- ses of aoodwishes. After the guest of honor expressed her appreciat- ion. all joined in singing "For Shels :1 Jolly Good Fellow". The remain- der of the evening was spent in music and social conversation. Delicious refreshments were served by the hostess, assisted by Mliss Gladys Arthur and Mrs. Hilliard Arthur.

-FAREWELL PARTY - A fare- well party was tendered Mrs. A. Mclnnis on Monday evening. June 18. at her home in Tignish. Mrs Mclnnls. her husband and familv leave shortly for New Jersey. U. SA. where they plan to reside In fulltre. This surprise party was given Mrs. Mclnnis by her sister members of the Catholic Women's League and an address was read to her by Mrs. Henry A. Bernard and the presentation of a Daily Missal was made by Mrs. Max Mclnnis. Although taken by surprise. Mrs. Mcfnnis thanked the members for thelr kindness in remembering her and said she regretted leaving her native Province but will keep fl place in her heart for each and everyone and planned to visit the Island at some time each year. Delicious refreshments were then served and an hour of music. ring- ing and social chat. was en.l0.VNi- After the singing of Auld Lent: Sync. the members of the Tignish CW.L. bade a fond farewell to one of their most valued members.

Annual-Meeting s'silIe Presbyterian Vl.lIl.s.

-The annual meeting of the W. M. s. ol the summer-side Presby- terian church who held on Tuesday afternoon in the Church Parlor with the president. Mrs. Donnid Baker. opening with prayer. The singing of hymn "Christ. For The world We sing" with Mrs. Cleve Whalen at the plane, was followed by the scripture lesson in Psalm 96 and prayer by Miss Emmeline

: Marchbnnk.

The president read an interest- ing and informative article on The Inter-Provincial Home for women in Cover-dale. N. 3. Roll call was I , d J to with 1 favorite Bible verse and the offering was dedicat- ed by Mrs. Perry. The mite box collection was received at. this meeting. Mrs. R. E. Ellis reported for the visiting committee.

The following ennunl reports were given end adopted: Million

' Bind by Mrs. I-lilbert aohnstcrn:

...ome Helpers. Mn. Mom-ice Mill;

Becretey, Mn. J. Lloyd oon-ill; Fimnciei Statement, Mrs. J. O. C

obb. Mu. Alfred Simpson, convener

Miss Rita Arthur of Summerside,':”sS

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Alberton lady Celebrates Her 95th Birthday

On Mondoy, June lath, mu xgie Woodman of Alberton celebrated 'her ninety-fifth birthday. with her on that day beside: her niece. Misl Catherine Woodman with whom the lives. were two other niecee. Mrs. Webster Methei-all of Mill River, and Mrs. Cecil Barbour who, with her husband, motored from Cambridge, Mass. for the occasion. In the evening they were joined by Miss Woodmarfs rector. Rev. J. R. McMahon. members of St. Peter's W. A., Mr. John Webb of Woodstock who recently cele- brated. his ninety-third birthday. Mr. Lockerby of Fortune Cove who is eighty-seven. and other friends Refreshments served to the guests included a beautifully decorated birthday cake with ninety-five candles.

Miss Woodmanwas born at thot. part of Alberton South known lo- cally as ”The Point". daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John D. Woodman. She and a brother. George. aged 86. now living in Portland. Oregon. are the only surviving members of a family of three girls and five boys.

Mr. and Mrs. Woodman were born in England and before coming to Alberton had lived in Charlotte- town and in New Brunswick. From their native land they brought horses. cattle. seeds. etc., as well as household furnishings. At that time the means of winter trans- portation to and from the main- land was a boat on runners. Pas- sengers helped to haul the boat across and when they came to open water all jumped aboard. Mr. Woodman came to Alberton as Cunard's agent and one of his du- ties was to collect harbour dues from American vessels. Miss Wood- man can recall seeing so many American schooner: in port that one could walk across the harbour on their decks. In addition t.o his duties as Cunard's agent. Mr. Wood- man colicctcd quit-rents and lime" taxes. in thn'e days before the railroad was built he travelled to lcharlottetown on horseback to de- liver these collections and always carried a brace of pistols in case of attempted robbery. Later hr- was appointed first cit-rk of tho County Court in Alberton. .

when Miss Woodman was a child there was no school in what is now Alberton tthcn only The Cross- roads") and most of her education was received din-int: time scent. with relatives in New Br'vnc.v:ic'r' At. il”'. time there was a schoo- near the present rcsidencc of Poll Campbell but in those days of in- temnernncc it was not dz-sirablc for A child to walk so great a dis- tance. alone. ,

For the creator or-rt of her llf" wnnavnmi has iivcd in Alber-

nn, She has nlwilys been record- ed as a woman of h!'-'h nril'"”;1l9S and keen Intellect and an in cr- pstinq convcrwtionaiist. Sh". lilti- becn a lovcr of ncon'o and of mo If-nnkQ, For a number cf )'F”Tl rheumatism has l7r0VP"l”i P" fmm kunvinz the house but. she vs:

ways been hanpv and content and a most

1-,, M15: W'0ClfilllaIl Th:-, Guardian .l'1ll1S ll" ""”'1y friends in cxtenclml l10""V C?" c-ratg-iliflrtpt and izoori wishes Oi continued health and hnnvl1'i955- Ordinalinn M lignish Sunday 7:: .

Rev. Clslude Ed'W8l'i'l Vsh” Vlvltn be ordained to the pl-io.y fr-ES": hood Sunday June 24.h at t e S! thirty Mass in the Church of . Simon and St. Jude. Ti8nl5h-

The ceremony W4” be P”-i”m' ed by His Excellency. James Boyle, Bishop of Charlottetown and his fiht So.cmn nigh MN is scheduled for- Sunder. Ni-3' ist. at ten-thirty in the same church. I

Father Shea is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Sh:-a, Tignish. He received his B.A. dtilliw imm sir Dunsian's Unlvei'sit.V. Ch3l'l0i'ie' town, with the class of 1947. The geminary course was completed at St. Augustine. TPl0m9-

of the nominating committee. brought in the following slate of officers for the ensuing year: Pres- ident, Mrs. J. 5. Perry: Vice Pres- ident. Mrs. Wm. E. Forbes; Corres- nnndincz secretary. M11 E L- wnlker; Recording secretary. Mrs. J. Lloyd Gorrill: Treasurer, Mrs. J, o. Cobb: Home Helpers. Mrs. Maurice Mill: Message Sec',v. Mrs- wynmn Birch: Mission Band. Mrs. Lawrehce Murray; Pianist. MH- Cleve Whalen.

Mrs. Mill moved a vote of thimks to the retiring omcers and Mrs. Baker thanked all for their attend- mcg and support during the year. The new president requested the members of the executive to at- tend a meeting at her home on the first Tuesday in September for the purpose of drawing up plans for the year's work. The closing hymn "Prom Greenlandic Icy Mountains" was followed by the Mlzpnh ben- ediciion.

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Sudden Death in Ontario Yesterday of Haywood Morrison

Many old friends in Summer- oide will regret. to learn of the sudden dent-h ywterday morning of Mr. Heywood Morrison. son of the late James E. Morrison and Mrs. Morrison of this town. He was 51 year: of age. Word was received by his mother yester- doy morning by telephone that he had passed away suddenly at 4:00 A.M. at St. Catherine-. Ont- arlo, due to I heart. ailment.

He received his early education in Summer-side and later enlisted in the 10th Siege Battery at Halifax for per-vice during the First. World War. After the war he became associated with the Canada, Paper Company with which um he has since held I responsible position.

He leaves to mourn his -wife. the former Gladys Brennan of Montreal, his mother, and three brothers, George. James and Reg- inald in Summerside to whom sympathy is extended. Funeral arrangernente were not known yesterday.-S.

District Convention or w. L

-in Travellers Rest Hall on Thursday afternoon the Women's institutes of New Annan. Bel- mont, Sher-brooke, St. Eleanors, North St. Elcarnors. South West, Linkletter, Central Lot 16, Read's Corner and Travellers Rest held their annual district convention. The president, Mrs. Clarence ilvlarchlbank, occupied the chair and Mrs. George Waite was secretary. Mrs. James Champion in an ad- dress cordially welcomed the one hundrt-cl and twenty members and visitors preseni, and Mrs. Char- les Yco of Sner-'arookc replied.

Following the routine business Life Me-rnberslilps were presentcd to Miss Emmeline Scott March- -bank and Mr". Robert Williams, the citation for the former being read by Mrs. Percy Marchbank and for the latter by Mrs. John Moase.

The certificates. Pins and Cor- sages were presented by the Su-

pcrvisor, Miss Mary Robin and the Provincial Presiclenl. Mrs. Malcolm MacLeod. This was fol- lo.vcd by "Fin and Non ense" conducted by the mcmbers of Rcad's C cner. An informative talk on "Simply made useful ar- ticllcs for bazaars and homeciaft 5a of

'Mrs. Malcolm fulacllcod of Lorne V3llT.V. the guest spcaker, gave a

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To Be said By Tender

Sonlcd Tenders will be received by the undersigned for the house and lot fotrmc-rly owned by the late William W. Smith. This is a large lot and the house is in good condition. and ideally situated on rho north sick! of Belmont. Street in the town of Slinimerside. Pros- pective purchaser may inspect the promises any week day afternoon by making arrnnzcments with Clifford Smith of Summcrside. The higncsi or any tender not necessarily accepted.

T. L. LINIILETTICR, Barrister, Summcrnliic.

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to Copenhagen where she. as a cxcr;xr.n bring those from "Be- delcgate, attended the conference V hind The Iron Curtain." The of the Associated Countrywomrn meakcr dcscribcd the different

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customs of rural life in the many delcgatc-3 present from thirty-nine

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the Courtesy Committee. extended a vote of thanks to the speakers. The. Belmont Institute conducted 1 sing-song

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them a social hour was enjoyed when a delicious supper wu netw- ed. The many splendid exhibits of the New Annan and North St. Eleanors Institutes were viewed and appreciated. The collection received was voted to be present.- ed to the Linen Fund of the new Prince County Hospital.-S.

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