pEBRUARY 5. 1952

THE WESTERN GUA

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.1” House Phones:

The Guardian may be followlrll stores

in . ::gyRMNke'wIr-Etand. Water Street:

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Wu" street; Vince's Grocery,

PRINCE COUNTY OFFICE 3 Summer Street. summer-side. we. Subscriptions. Advertising Bepresentstive GEORGE GLOW and GEORGE W0'l"I'0N

Summer street: Gouriies Drugstore. 21 Central street:

Doueette's Grocery. Second Street: 120 Bussell street; Enmsifs Service Drug.

II. I. Waite in Ilensln

WEST PRINCE OFFICE Frank Weeks, Representative. 08-2 Office and 68-! House.

Phone MIL

8093 Ind 2452

bought at any of the In Stunrnersida:

Mark Gsudet. 81 Granville street: Island Motor Trsnspo .. Bel!-

Let's Talk It liver

by "C"

Pigskin Purses out or laws' Ears

”Education is everybody's busi- ness" is a slogan of educational authorities for Education Week this coming March. Very true, and it is also true today that "Every- body is education's business."

A far cry from a century ago when only the top layers of society were thought to be worth educat- ing. Today we try to fashion our currl ' so'that the boy and

Alberion: Phone: -BUY work pads and breech- ixtgs at Brace's. ..BllY Briggs at Stratton Air cooled Gasoline Engines at .Brnce's.

-10 ENTERTRIIOSPITAI. - Dr. iv A. and Mrs. Shea. ltlbertou. left yesterday for Montreal where Dr. Shea will enter hospital ior treatment.

,.yy.;w PLASTIC Badminton Shiiltlecoeks and Racquets in stock at B:ace's.

Di-'AREWELl. PARTY - Friends 0; Mr and Mrs. Roy Adams. Sum- mm-mdn, met at the home of Mr. and nits. lvor Phillips to tender a farewell party before their de- pa;--vi for East Florence, New at-uti lck, where Mr. Adams has recently been appointed account- mt ii-9,11 the Bank of Nova Scotia. Cards and other games were on- jnverl. after which delicious rc- fresl-tiieiits were served by the hos'lss, assisted by Mis. A. L. lia: w and Mrs. C. G. Robinson. At '.ilP close of the ('t'Ollill;: Mr. and Mrs. Adams were presented with a gift. and every good wish for lie future.

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-AT ROTARY - The guest speaker at the Summerslde Rot- irv Club at its regular weekly ntevilng was Rev. C. Daniel lti.iilieson. pastor of Trinity Unit- Pll illui:-ch in Summerslde. The 5pP.lkPr chose for his subject 'ACl'irs and spectators in the game of life". and handled his lllbjcfi exceptionally well from all uncles of life. pointing out that in whatever sphere we may be we are actors or spectators. and stressing the point that we should all be actors and take our part rather than stand on the side-lines and let others do the work. Presiden: B. Taylor presided and extended the thanks of the club to the spnnker for his outstanding ad- dress. Mr. R. L. Allen. Slimmer- side, was present as guest of the club at their meeting.

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Personals

-Mrs Elmer Francis. Carleton siding. is s patient in the Prince County Hospital.

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S'side Curling

Bummer-side curling schedule for tonight. February, 5th:

'1 p. m.

A. Hopkins vs. Edgar Cannon.

T. A. Campbell vs. P.L. Keyes.

Macrlarlane vs. 531'. Mc-

Roblnson vs. Wm. Mor- rison. " F. Folland vs. 0. Mulholland.

IN MEMORIAM

MRS. IIOPGOOD RAYNER

-After s lingering illness of three years, Mrs. Hopgood Rayner Dsssed away at her home in Colo- man on Jan. 11th. 1952, at the age 01 53 Years.

Being of a friendly disposition and showing a keen interest in all spheres of life, she will be greatly missed in her home and the com- munity in which she lived.

Besides her husband. she is sur- vived by three sons. Edison and Ross at home. and Arthur of Mnncton, N.B.; also two grand- children. sally Ann and Hopgnod.

She was the former Belle Dalzell, tlallllhier of the late Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Dalzell of New Annan. of 3 large family. there are 1crtT to mourn three sisters: (Mary) Mrs. W D. Clark, and Miss Olive S. Dal- zell of New Annan. and (lvni Mrs. R. W. Cr.on1weli...MlddleJ:oro. Mass.

Two brothers. Edson and Jarvis of New Itnnan. also a. half brother. Robert Jsmleson, Camden. Maine Three brothers. Gordon William gm! Gerald Dalzell predeceased

or.

The funeral service. which was llrltely attended. was held at her home on Monday. Jan. 14th. and Wu conducted by Rev. Donald Campbell of New London. who brouirht a comforting message to the bereaved. The choir of the Pfeebytgrian Church of Reming- lbll mu: "The L0i'fi'iI My Shop- herd" and ”shall We Gather At the River".

The pallbearers were Mi-Mrs. Harold Mill. Cecil Mill. William Mill. Alan Murphy. Wilfred Ciirley ""1 Reagh Budsburv. interment was in the People's Ccmetery.Ken- llmzion.

rlorsi Tribute!

Pillow-Husband and family. ...YY.r.esth-Iva and Ralph.

Smv-olive and Jarvis.

Eur-y-moon.

Y-Mary. Lloyd and Ferne.

Bouquet of Flowers-Earl and Al. Olive and Jerry.

Butter. of Flowers-Pearl and Haul.

Svrav-Laura. Leith and family. 59?!!!-Mr. and Mrs. wm. Mill Ind family. 3VI'I!-Mr. mm-Mn. cook and Millie. 3011!-Mr. and am Roy newm. bu3l7fI!--Ir. ma Mrs. lusgh Buds- rr and family. E09"?-Oholr and Young Adult 3"" Prmvtemn Church. "I!-Olertnoni. acbnat Dish-lst

-THE ANNUAL meeting of the North Bedeque Farmers institute will be held in the hall at North Bedcque on Vilednesday. February Gilt, at eight o'clock. Horace E. lluestis. secretary.

Conway and C I I Vicinity -Mr. and Mrs. Bryden Smith. Al- berton. were visitors at the home of their daughter and son-in-law.

Mr. and Mrs. Wyman Milllaan on Sunday. February 3rd.

Mrs. John D. Palmer, (Conway's very capable posimisircssi. was in Summersido on Saturday. Feb. find. visiting her sister-in-law. Mrs.

William Burns. Vihlpeque. who is a. patient in the Prince County ilospitzil.

Mr. John J. Murphy was in

Summcrside recently on business.

Mr. Gabriel Bulger. Poxley River. was in Sumntersido on busi- incss recently.

MC55l'S. Wilbur Hardy. William: E. Macxinnon and George Morri-t son were in Summerside on busi-' ness recently.

Mr. and Mrs. Donald smith Poplar Grove. were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John W. llalmcr. Freeland on Sunday, Feb. 3rd.

Mrs. Clarence Ramsay. was in Conway recently friends and relatives.

Borden. visiting

Mr. and Mrs. Axiei Ballem and son, Mount Pleasant. were in Con- way recently visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Morrison.

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Woodslde and Mr and airs. Brent Clark. Mal- peque, were visitors at the home of

Mr. and Mrs. John D. Palmer re- cently.

Mr. Ruskin Banks. Charlotte- town. was visiting his wife and family at Freeland on Saturday, February 2nd.

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Ellerslie and Bideford

Mrs. Roy Williams was a pas- senger to Summerslde on Monday, Jan. 28th.

Miss Orell Hayes. Summerside. spent two days recently with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leith Hayes.

Miss Doris Morrison was a re- cent weekend guest of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Morrison.

--Mrs. Margaret Grant spent part

of last week visiting with her daughter. Mrs. Helen Milligan. Summerside.

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Millikan spent the first part of last week visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Arsen- ault. Murray Road.

Mr. And Mrs. Erwin Dennis sc- companied by Mr. and Mrs. Glen- ford Millar, motored to Charlotte- town on Saturday, Jan. 28th.

Messrs. Henry Grant. Cyril Mil- lar and Hubert Hutchinson motor- ed to summerside on Tuesday. Jan. 9

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Paynter were business visitors to Summer- side on Wednesday. Jan. 30th.

Miss Edith Grant. who is em- ployed with Rogers and Arnetts in Bummerslde. has been confined to her home here with the measles.

Mr. Melvin Hutchinson. accom- panied by Mrs. Jesnetts Ogden and Henry Grant, motored to sum- merside on Sunday, Jan. 27th.

Miss Willinn Gillis. Charlotte- town. spent a. recent weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Theo- dore Gillie.

The many friends of little Miss Susan Anna Hutchinson will re- gret to learn .-the is It patient in the Prince County Hospital. Sum- rrrqrside.

Mr. Vernon Grant. Summerside. spent in recent weekend with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. William Grant. '”"

Mrs. Albert Wstigh. Wilmoi Val- ley. has arrived to visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mil- lar.

Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd coughlin have returned to their home here after residing in st. Eiesnors for the past two months.

Mr. and Mrs. Russell Coughiln and children. Joan and Dwsne.at. Eleonora. were recent guests ofMr. and Mrs. Benjamin Bridges.

Mrs. William Bur-leigh. superin- tendent of Ste-wartMemo”...1Home. Tyne Valley. spent ti. recent week- end with Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Bur- leigh.

Mr. and Mrs. Alton Miller. lum- merslde. were (unto of Mrs. Mil- larrfather. Mr. Willard Hutchin- son. and Mr. Miller's mother. Mrs

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girl who cannot go on to a univer- sity will receive the education best suited to their individual needs and capacities to learn.

Educatonal heads have stopped trying vainly to make silk purses out of sows' ears, but they have discovered that those same sows' ears make very serviceable pig- skin purses. and they are now bending their energies to that end.

They do not stop there. There are so many boys and girls who cannot see the value of an edu- cation until it is too late. or. per- haps we should say, until it was too late.

It is no longer too late. Because ambitious boys and girls, men and women. who discover that the "Primrose path of dallinace" which they followed in their youth did not bring them to the land of heart's desire can remedy the mat- ter by taking advantage of the adult education program which our present system provides.

it is probable they can never quite make up for the wasted years. but they can at least oartlv remedy the situation. Truly. today. is education's busi-

Thc groundhog may or may not have seen his shadow when hel tame out this winter, but we'll bet even money he fell and broke a' leg.

O'Leury and Q I Vicinity Mrs. James O'Brien of Summer- side is visiting in 0'Leary, the

TI-IE GUARDIAN.

Korea. '.l.'hough inactive since 1946. used by the South Korean Navy to

II. S. Gives Destroyers To Korea

CI-IARLOTTETOWN

These two U. S. destroyers have been delivered as it gift to South:

they have been refitted and will be patrol the coast.

in Charlottetown: Mrs. Harry Ad- rims, Mrs. John Moreshead. Miss Marcia Pate, Mrs. Reginald F. Macixusiatid. Mrs. Clayton Stetson. Mrs. Edward R. MacAuslnnd. Mrs. Robert Hunter. Mrs. Lester Proiitt. Mrs. Arthur Metherall, Mrs. Alban W. Craswell and Mrs. John Platis. They represented the W. M. S. groups of the O'Leary and Bloom- iielci Churches.

ducted by Miss Eva J. MacLc-nnan on the hospitals of the United Church of Canada and the magni- ficent work they are doing, par- ticularly the Archer Memorial Hos- pital at Lamont, Alberta. 8. 100-

guest of Mrs. John Noonan, for in few days.

Mr. Alvin Acorn of l')artmouth.i N. S. has been visiting his mother, Mrs. Herbert Acorn. in West De-l van. and Mr. and Mrs. Elwyn Boulter, of Carleton, Lot ti.

Mr. Alonzo MacGregor, 0'i.eary. fell recently and was removed to the Western Hospital in Alberton where it was revealed that this; dear old man had suffered a mag. en hip. His many friends wish him a speedy convalescencc.

Mr. Nelson Dennis. 0'Leary. has received word that his nephew Mr. Ralph Dennis of Hamilton. Ont.. has passed away. He was well known in O'Leary and was a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Dennis of O'Leary.

Mrs. Emma Matthews. 0'Leary, 15 Sllendlng a few days in Char- lottetown. visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Cari-uthers. On her return trip she will visit her son Frederick and family in Summerside.

Norman Morrison of Hebron. close to O'Leary. was recently Op. erated on in a Boston. Mass. hos- Dital. It was a serious operation but he came through it very well. The many friends of this talented .'y'0lmK man wish him a speedy

Mr. William Robinson. proprie- tor oi' "Robinson's Garage" in West.Devon. has been taken to Charlottetown where he is a pat. lent in the hospital there. His many friends hope that his stay in the hospital may not be too long and that he will soon be able to return home.

Mrs. Er-vln Ramsay is a patient at the home of her sister Mrs. Elwyn Boulter and Mr. Boulter. Carleton Lot 6. and her many friends wish her a speedy re- covery.

A word of appreciation In in order for the splendid service of the Guardian ns-wsboy at O'Leary, Blair Bernard. Despite cold wea- ther and storms. he is always very prompt in delivering his papers. He is a grade seven student at O'Leary School and among the lenders in his class.

-Mrs. Edwin MacNeill who spent several weeks at the West- ern Hospital in Aiberton has re- turned to her home in West De- von. She is improved in health but will be confined to her bed for the next. two months. The many friends of this (popular young lady wish her a speedy oonviilescence.

Mil: Myrtle Wilson has resigned her position as the teacher of the ..M.l.l.bu.uo School and is planning shortly to visit her home at River Hebert. N5. and is hop- ing than to join theiR.C.A.P'. (Wo- men's Division.) Miss Wilson has always been a most capable and obliging teacher and is one of the leaders of the Glenwood United Church Yaung' Peoples Union. Her many friends wish her every success.

The following ladies attended the Presbyterisl sessions of the United Church which met recently

her home in North Milton on sun- dsy. Jan. 27th. after spending the past month with her daughter and son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Maccsull.

The many friends of Mr. Gordon Jlillarmill be pleased to ieam that hobssbeensblstoreturntohis home here from the Prince county Hospital. where he has been a pa-

Joahus Miller. on Sunday. Jan. as. Mrs. John D. Hall returned to

bed hospital forty miles from Ed- monton. The Y.P.U. decided to hold a Valentine Party at their next regular meeting on Valentine Day. Feb. 14th. Invitations will be mailed to the young people of tllli congregation. The meeting closed by the Mlzpah Benediction.

Mention was made in the different churches on Sunday Feb. 3rd of the Eighth Annual

National Health week sponsored by the Health League and which will be held throughout Canada from Feb. 3rd to Feb. 9th inclus- ive. Health week is a few short days set aside each year to ,make an intensive and united effort throughout the country to brin to the attention of every Canad

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ian citizen the importance. not only of preserving his own health. but of helping to protect the.

health of every other citizen. 1 convalescence. AZ

Norfham O and 'Vicimi'y The many friends of Mr. Ivan

MacLean will regret to learn oil his present illness. 1

Mr. Ralph MacLean Charlotte- town spent A recent week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan .VlacLeai1. '

Mr. Arthur Ramsay has return- ed home after spending the past six months at Cantbury N.B.

Friends of Mr. James Dyment

will be pleased to know he is greatly improved after his ser- ious illness.

Friends of Miss Dorothy Hard- ing. clerk at Louis Cann's store. are sorry to hear she is confined to her home with the measles.

Friends of Miss Judy Colwill are sorry to hear she is confin- ed to her home.

evening. January 29th. A small crowd was in attendance due to so much sickness in the district.

Sincere sympathy of the coin- munity is being extended to Mr. Turner Moore on the death of his sister. Mrs. Mary Enman. of Augusta, Maine.

Mrs. Ivan MacLcan has return- ed to her home after spending a few weeks visiting her son and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs- Ralph MacLean. Charlottetown.

The regular meeting of the Presbyterian Ladies Aid was held at the home of Mrs. Edward Mc- Arthur on Thursday evening Jan. slat. The President Mrs. Waldo Mc-Dougal. led the meetinm and the usual business was discussed. Lunch was served by the hostess assisted by the committee. Aw

Bedeque Notes

-Mr. and Mrs. Hari-is Spence. Bsytleld. N.B.. were guests here on Monday. Jan. 28th. of Mrs. Pearl Afileck and Mr. and Mrs. Orville Johnson.

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The many friends of Mrs. Maude Newsome are pleased to hear that she is convalcsciug nicely from an

tient for the put week. V

attack of pneumonia. la.

,The 0.L"lr-V .U'med church Felix Arsenault of Woodstock &loungPeot3ies:?n:0I1n:"9l mjdmt” was doing carpenter work for c iurc 1 on an. s . ' e pres: en . G H U .. Miss Hester Boates presided and Gorge owe conducted opening devotions. A Mrs. Eddh, Gauam and Sons nne mlssmnary pmgmm was cm” were guests of Eddie's parents re-

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,McCabe which took place at Iona.

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth MCKBJV ferent races. customs and tradit- Stanlcr Bridae spent Sunday. ions: izi How tolerant should January 2'1. with Mrs. McKay's young people be when asked by parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred their friends or at a pnrtv to take McDQuga1, a glass of wine. etc. when they

have never started drinking and

-The weekiv card party was are opposed to it: (fit How toler- held in me ,.'ch(,o; on Tuesday ant should we be with people like

Howlan and Vicinity

Mrs Anthony Finnan was Duvar on Sunday. Jan. 27.

in y i J. B. Arsenault was a passenger.

in Summerside on Saturday, Jan. 26.

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Mr. and Mrs Jerry Arsenault and Gertrude and Roger were re- cent guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. Fiunan.

Mr. and ltfvs.-H. J. Gallant and Dannie and Audrey were guests of Ht-nryls parents on Sunday, Jan. 27.

Mr. and Mrs. Alban D. Arsenault and family were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Arsenault.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pineau of Bloomtield Corner were recent Quests at i.hc home of Mr. and Mrs. Pius Doiron and family, Howlan.

l Messrs. Rufus Gallant and his scn-in-1.-in-, Edward Myers, of Dil- fvar, were in Howlan on Wednes- ltlay. Jan. 30.

l Recent. guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Borden Man charged With "Joy illiiing"

A young man from Borden. charged with "joy riding". appear- ed before Magistrate R.S. Hinton in county magistrate's court in Surnmerside yesterday morning and was remanded for trial later this week. He was arrested about midnight on Batirrday when Constables Mac- Kay and Champion spotted a car belonging to Ross Mciiwen. Stan- ley Bridge. that had been stolen earlier that evening from in front of the Imperial Diner. The Constables gave chase and in endeavoring to escape the po- lice. the accused found himself cornered in an alley way leading to Holman's Wharf. where he ab- andoned the ear and took off run- ning across the harbor ice with Constable Champion in pursuit.

Inspired by a desire to elimin- ate the frequent theft of cars in Summersicle. the Constable proved to be the faster runner and soon had overtaken the culprit and pine- ed him under arrest.-S.

Searletown M.B. Annual Meeting

-The annual meeting of the "Banner of Peace" Mission Band. Searletoun, was held on Friday al- ternoon. Jany. 23th, at the home of Garth Bradshaw.

After a short worship period. Barbara Palmer called the roll whicii was responded to by 12

members. She also gave an account of the year's work. Clare Muttart gave the treasurers report which showed that s-H53 had been sent to Presbyterial treasurer in 19.31.

Officers for 19.32 are as follows: President, Garth Bradshaw; vice- president. Audrey Bell; secretary. Hazel Robinson; treasurer, Clare

Miittart; World Friends Secretary. Lorne Piatts: leader. Mrs. Ken Muttart; assistant leader, Mrs.

Neil Bradshaw.

A pleasintz feature of the meet- ing was the presentation of a life membership certificate and pin to George Wright. This gift was re- ceived from his sister. Miss Mary Wright. It was decided to use gift. boxes in 19.32.

Following the reading of a chap- ter from each of the study books. ”The Twins Make Friends". and "The Three Henrys and Mrs. Har- nicle". the meeting closed with the singing of "This Is My Fathers World" and Mizpah Benediction. Mrs. Bradshaw served refresh- menis.

YORK Y. P. U.

The York Y. P. U. monthly meet- ing was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Parker Jewell on Feb. lst with eight members in attendance.

The devotional opened with Hymn 3113 followed by Scripture,

lAlban D. Arsenault were Mr. and fMrs. Felix Arsenault and Peter Gallant. of Woodstock.

: Mrs. Alyre Gallant and little Carol and Hazel. of Duvar. recently visited with rela- tives and friends in Piusville. Rev. M. J. Rooney of St. Anth- ony's assisted at the funeral Mass and burial of the late Rev. W. J.

P. E. I. Also present from the west- ern end of the Island among the Clergy was Rev. Patrick Walsh of Palmer Road.