Korean Student Visits city
The Eastern Guardian
Saturday, July 24, 1954
..'.IUsT ARRIVED-Oar Gyproc, hardwall, and finishing lime. Poole and Thompson Ltd.
..'0BGANIZATl0N MEETING- Souris Co-op. Monday. July 26th, 8 PM. Standard Time.
.9GII"rS FOB EVERY OCCAS- ION. Jeweliry, watches, rings,” chins, glass and silverware. V. R.
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Miss Mi Heh Ryu (above) glances through a magazine
mititled "Korea Today”.
An overseas student attending To-
ronto University she is the guest of Miss Louise Cox, City.
hnand Odds and Ends
There is s shortage of farm help it many parts of the Province. It has been felt more kr-eniic. Welt -lrt('e the haymaking season started. This summer for the first time in several years, the National Em- ployment Ofiice in Summerside and Charlottetown did not arrange to bring workers from Nova Scotia to
The arrival of Dutch, German and other European farm laborers in the province has also been much -urtailed. Only Europeans whose icrvices have been specially sought 3y individual farmers will come to he Island ihLs year. Their number will be very small. Many farmers "rel they cannot afford too much ixtrs. help this year. but welcome having a man around for the hay- lll .
ixoingwells Pond on the Charlotte- town-Souris road seems to have at- tracted quite a run of sea-trout ti-om the very beautiful but freq- uently disappointing Fortune River.
After the last big moon (and rules) the sea-run definitely had found its way into Dingwelis, prob- .zhiy the first of the so-called by- pass ponds in the province.
l Among Charlottetown fishermen
who took a nice amortmcnt of fish from the fresh run. were Dr. ”Gus" MaoKenzle and "Chick" Williams. These men took home what can only be described as an old-time .-atch.'a number of tmut, well over iIlf' pound mark. and all as clean as a silver dollar. ' D I O
Strawberries are still being pick- rd and hulled hercaboutg. Since the harvesting of the berry crop start- ed the National Employment of- fice in Charlottetown has supplied more than four hundred workers to growers and cooperative associ- ations. All but seventy of the total were females. The seventy were tun-age boys, who worked as pick- en.
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All the top-notch racing talentln the Maritimes and some from be- yond seems to be gathering for Chsrlottetown's Old Home Week. The Sweeney stable from Nova sootis south shore is one of the latest arrivals. Mr. Sweeney will be remembered as the owner of the renowned Toll Gate. great campaigners on the Grand Circuit 3 few years ago. Mr. Sweeney brought Toll Gate to the liaritimes after the great. perform- ir had reached and passed his peak in big time racing. But he was Itill a fine piece of horse flesh, and 'aced some great miles on Mai'i- ime tracks. He was a big favorite vith Island race followers.
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Colonel D. A. MacKinnon's horses have not been landing in the win
ii-ackets very often this summe. 53.Va the Colonel-my horses are lnlng fine but they have one big
iauit.-they are not fast enough"- It
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Barter's Film Lab
Miss Mi Heh Ryu is at present taking a two years post graduate course in public health nutrition at the University of Toronto. She is working on a scholarship grant- ed by the Women's Missionary Society of the United Church of Canada. At the completion of her course she will return to Seoul to teach in the University there.
She is a graduate of Seoul National University and has done two years of post-graduate work in biochemistry before coming to Canada. Missvliyu is the eldest of a family of four boys and two girls. Her brother is at present taking a post-graduate course in political science at the University of Tokyo.
In 1950 when the Communists invaded southern Korea. Miss Ryu was a student at the University there and her's was one of many families that could not escape. For a long time she lived in an under- ground shelter. Eventually she was able to make her way to Pusan on the southern tip of the penin- suls.
"The orphan children in Korea present one of the greatest prob- lems in Korea today." said Miss Ryu. "Many of them are roaming the streets begging for food. No one knows who their parents are." Miss Ryu is anxious to return tome to relieve some of the suf- fering of her people.
Miss Ryu was completely over- awedt with the vastness of this country and its unlimited resour- ces. The equality ow women with men was also 1 source of amaze- ment to the Korean student. she II of the opinion that the North and South of Korea will some day be rs-united since the people are of the some blood and a. great deal of love and admiration exists, one for the other.
SMALLEST TV
I woacns-rm Park. ll:ng., (cm- A television set with I screen 1 1-3 inches by 1l.& inches. built by William White. 22, at a cost of lilo. is believed by it owner to be the smallest in the world.
is good to have such a sense of humor on race day. because after the day's events have been run off it is good to be able to take your wins and losses with neither too much elation or too dejectedly. There is always 1. tomorrow in the racing game.
. BUYING LOGS ! DAILY
I We are now operating on Daylight Saving Time. ;
WEBSTER'S MILL SOURIS
FOR SALE IN MONTASUE
House and Barns with 30 acres land. Balance puipwood, lumber, etc.
under cultivation. Excellent site.
Apply
I J. ll. MIOGREGOR
12 acres
-sounisl HIGH SCHOOL
, Sealed Tenders will be received by "ll Ulldel" signed up to noon on Saturday, August 14 for the
No. 2-Heating; No. 3-
following:- i No. 1-Plumbing; Wiring.
Plans'and specifications may be seen at the of-
fice of Melvin MacQuald a
be received to close at noon on Thursday, July 29 for
the digging. of A well and Sgd.:
.. TRUSTEES SOURIS SCHOOL.
t Souris. Tenders will also
installing pump.
Pepler, The Jeweller. Montague.
..'Cl-IEISTIAN CHURCH Sunday School picnic will be held at Point Pleasant Saturday afternoon. Cars leaving church at 1.30. If weather unfit will be held at a later date.
..'CHURCH OF CHRIST. The Lords Day. July 25, 1951. Morita- gue: lo a.m. Bible School for all ages Join the large adult class in the study of the first Corinthians; ll am. the Lords Supper and preaching. Murray River; 11 am. the Lords supper and preaching. Sermon by Kenneth T. Norris. 12:00 a.m. Bible School. Murray Harbour: 8 pm. Bible school and the Lords supper. Combined Evangelistic service at the Montague Church of Christ at 8 pm. Everyone wel- come. Kenneth T. Norris, Evangel- ist.
Personals
..'Miss Elma. Llewellyn, Halifax, NS. is spending her vacation with relatives in Montague.
..'Miss Lulu Graham Toronto. Ont.. is spending her vacation with her parents in Murray Harbour North.
..'Misses Eileen Annear, Judy Cudmore. Veronica Taylor and Anna Moore have arrived home after ten day's camp in Augustine Cove Camp.
..'Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Beaman, Montreal. and family, are visiting for a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Duncan MacDonald, Montague.
.!Miss Anne Yeo, Montague. is spending several days at Caven- dish with her brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Frede- rieks.
..'Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Clark, Borden, spent several days in Montague, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Heath Stewart.
..'Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Power. Trurc. N.S.. are guests of Mr. Power's brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Levi Power,- Monta- gue.
.fMiss Marion Morrison of Tor- onw, Ont., arrived home on Sun- day to spend her vacation with her mother, Mrs. Philip Morrison of Georgetown Royalty.
'Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Doherty. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Verriil of Haverhiil, Mass. and Mrs. Lewis Levy. Hartford. Conn. have return- ed to their homes after visiting friends and relatives at St. Peter's Bay and vicinity. They were the guests of Mrs. Maynard Sanderson, Midgell.
VIETMINH CONGRATULATED
TOKYO (AP)-Red Chinese chief Mai Tse-tung sent his ”heartfelt and warmest congratulations” Fri- day to Ho Chi Minh. Vietminh leader. on winning the partition of lndo-China at Geneva. Peiping ra- dio, heard in Tokyo. quoted Mac as saying the Communist-led Viet- minh "made great efforts for the restoration of peace in Indo-China and finally attained agreement" at
.members enjoyed a social hour and
Enjoying Holiday At The North Shore
Searcliers locale” Missing Woman
TI . ' P '0 Guardian age 5 Searchers from Milltown Crosl. under the direction of the Mon- 1 xqgnid c,mf,Allw' z?am5e' Bmok' tague detachment RCMP. yester- y ' Y ”' "Y ' day in the early morning hours. nogysco Au weuh" rum were successful in finding Mrs.
guarantees brilliant snaps in any weather or a new rail free. Cam- era: and accessories. V. R. Peplex. The Photo Dealer. Montague.
Presided Al lodge Meeting
'Mrs. Lillian MacDonald lJrC- , sided at the regular meeting of : Acme Rebekah Lodge. Montague,
Thursday evening. There was is large attendance of oflicers and members and one new member,
Mrs. Kathleen Cann. Cardigan, was welcomed to Acme having trans- ferred her mcmbership from Bon- nie rier Lodge. Yarmouth, NS. The mindtes of the last meeting were read by the secretary, Miss Edith MacDonald, and were ap-l proved as read. and the cor- respondence was read and discuss. ed. The secretary was asked to: convey the sympathy of the mem-I hers to two sisters in their bereavement i Arrangements for holding the an- nual lodge picnic were discussed and it was decided to hold the pic- nic next week. An invitation to meet at the cottage of Mr. and Mrs. Atwood MacDonald was accepted, At the close of the meeting thei
the committee in charge of the re- freshments served hot-dogs, cookies; is and tea. The program
singing and dancing. and pianists C for the evening were Mrs. Hattie- Machfenzie and Miss Ruth Mnc- I Kenzie.
Souris Studdhrwins Memorial Scholarship
thiiss Frances Ford, Seattle, wash.. has been awarded one or: the scholarships in the first annual. distribution of the Carkeek Mem-i orlal Scholarship Fund.
The varying amounts awarded to the students were not disclosed." Under the award they will reccivei enough money to permit them to attend up to five years in college, providing they attend a college sup- ported by the Washington State.
Miss Ford received four years of her education at st. Mary's Con- vent. Souris from where she enter-. ed the Roseveit High School. Seattle. l Wash. 3
She is the daughter of Mrs. A. E..' Ford. formerly Adela Garrett oi Souris. and is the niece of Mrs. A. ll, Smallwood, Sourls, and Mrs. W. E. Worthy. Charlottetown.
To Debate Problems of Shipbuilding
SVDNEY (CP) .. The Maritime Marine Workers Federation will debate the problems facing Can- ada's shipbuilding and ship re. pairing industry at the annual conference here July 28.
The meetings will be under the chairmanship of president W. Kf Oraig of Saint John. N.B.
Delegates will represent Halifax. Dartmouth. saint John. Sydney, Lunenburg, Liverpool and .Char-. iottetown. I
---SM...... HUGE SALMON BAPPERTON, England (CPI as W. M. Mitchell hauled a 42-pound salmon from the River Wye in this. Derbyshirs district. His catch wast 48 1-2 inches long with a 28-inch
Geneva.
girth.
GENERAL
ATTENTION
AONTAGUE CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION SHAREHOLDERS AND FRIENDS
..a E. . BEAVER HALL THURSDAY. AUGUST 5TH-8:30 P.M.
MEETING .
SOURIS
Signed:
ORGANIZATION MEETING
MONDAY, JULY 26 '-. 8 P.M. (Standard Time) COMMUNITY CENTRE Everybody Welcome
HOWLAN MULI.AI.l.l' HUGH MIICKINNON, PETER CONWAY
CO-OP
HOME OPENING
FOR ELDERLY AND CONVALESCENT GIVESTS . Space being limited applications should be made as soon as possible. . Apply: JEAN MacDONALD, R. N., Matron.
Annie Nicholson. of Milltown Cross. who became lost in the woods back of her farm while getting the cattle
iiun Murphy's land. several inllu IDDGII DU!!!) T from her home. She was returned
seemingly none the worse for the ON.mg1md (OP) - unfortunate experience. dapite her A man who had borrowed his wife's HIM clothing and the drenching shoes and nylon stockings won a rain. She was about her household women”: prettiest ankle contest in duties yesterday having overcome, this Hampshire town but was dig. ""3 MTV?-racking experience with qualified when Judges learned his the calm fortitude of the ploneerysex.
spirit. l
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND TUBERCULOSIS LEAGUE
in a wooded area. i
Mrs. Nicholson, who is '12 years of age, left home while still iigm.i to bring in the cattle, and finally
Mr. C. Sydney
bore) Manager Scotia,
companied by daughter, iMaritimei'. being a iiatiie of Yar- imouth County, Nova Swim, and
has seen service in many parts of anada with the Bank. having en- towards the end of the month Ff , N V, A737” g in .j
found them in the woods. However. one of the cows would not lead for home, and since It was getting dark, Mrs. Nicholson decided to leave them till the morning, and then struck out for home. But. be- ing unfamiliar with that particu- lar section, she became lost and wandered in the darkness south and east away from home. The alert was sounded after she had not arrived
neighbors responded to the call. The. woods were scoumd for hours befora the police found her near Mr.
tered the Bfillk.S employ as a Jun- ior Clerk at Yarmouth, N. S. tnI
ant Manager at St. John's in 1921 and Assistant Maanger at Winni- De: in 1926. He subsequently heldl managerial posts at Saskatoon ani Saint John. N. 13., before being ap- pointed Asistant General Manager ill i946. He was appointed General Manager of the Bank in 1949. l
During the first World War, Mr.i Frost went overseas with the Royal Newfoundland Regiment where he served with distinction for several years. He has since maintained a close association with the Army.
Frost. M.C., ia- Viee-President and General of the Batik of Nova is presently enjoying a at the North Shore, ac- Mrs. Frost and Vyvian. Mr. Frost is a
no stranger to the Island. He
ier will be returning to Toronto
SANIIYIS SUNDAY SPECIALS
T-Bone, Tenderloin, Sirloin Steak, Southern Fried Chicken, Cold Turkey or Chicken Plate, Deep Fat Hot
Fried Oysters, Island Clams, Island Scallops. Turkey or Chicken Dinner from 4 p.m..
SANDYIS DRIVE-IN MOVIES
SUNDAY 9.45 P.M. D.S.T.
"THE MAGGIE"
A 1954 PRODUCTION Starring Paul Douglas, Hubert Gregg, Alex MacKenzie, Abe Barker,
Kcarins.
James Coppiand, Tommy
It's the maddest, merriest mix up ever to make the Scottish Reel.
Donations from this show will go to the Kiwanis Swimming Pool. Please give generously should you
want these shows to continue. A gate prize.
SOURIS THEATRE
For the benefit of our country
pairons. show lime commenc-
- ing Today. July 21st. will be as follows:
MONDAY. TUESDAY, THURSDAY.
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for some time, and the police and'
in 1908. He was appointed Assist-'
Mr. and Mrs. Frost and daugh-I
FRIDAY: 9P.M. Daylight Time
SATURDAY: 2:30. 9 and ii Daylight Time ;
AT MONTAGUE
present lot to a lot nearby. reasonable price.
Apply
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l FOR SALE AT Momviaus Barn and Lot-ham will have to he movvd off
Terms arranged if necessary. 3 s. s. assume 1
Both can be bought at a .
Miivriiiln THEATRE
MURRAY RIVER, JULY 2-Ith - 8 Jr 10 P.M.
SATURDAY
ALSO snoar susnacrs Matinee at 2 P.. .
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MOBILE X-RAY UNIT SGIIEIIULE
MONDAY, 26 JULY-
Upper Montague School 11;0(1.Ngon Victoria Cross School . .. 2100- 4:00 TUESDAY, 27 Jl'l.Y- Greenfield School , ,..,,,,.,,,,,g, J1;i)()--x0on Kilmuir Community Hall ......,. - 2:00.. 5;0u WEDNESDAY, 28 JULY.- Lower Montague S('IlO()I ....s..E..... 1ti:.'3tl4N00n Rosenoath School ., ,,,,,,,,,g 2:00. 430 THURSDAY, 29 .lL.'l.Y - Brudcncil School ..,,-..,.,,,.,..,,,, 11;ti()-xo(,n FRIDAY, 30 Jlll-Y-- Cardigan . W 11;()()-x0(m 2:iJi)- 5:00
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CHANGE EFFECTIVE MONDAY ii 5 MATINEE: I Children -- 17c and Tax 3c--20c
Adults ...s--1-n ---.. 36c and Tax 4c-40c
EVENING: Balcony 46c and Tax 9c-.'i"Sc , Orchestra . 50c and Tax 10c-60c I
CAPITOL
"FIGHTER ATTACK" "JUNGLE RAIDERS" No. 15 .- SHORTS
NOW SHOWING
MONDAY - TUESDAY
Tmnsrious or A FIGHT" wmi nine in ms nsrsl
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