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MEMORIAL WINDOW DEDICATED

A beautiful stained glass memorial window was dedicat- ed to the memory of the late William Alexander Hunt, his be-

’ loved wife Mary Eliza MacNutt

and their children at impressive ceremonies at St. Mary's Angli-

|For Work Done During Year

Union held its annual meeting and banquet in Borden Legion Hall last. week.

Frank Westhaver acted as master of ceremonies and call- ed on Reg*s i acige’'r vito gave - the of welcome. After short address by the clergy- men p-e:en. R--’. Re~'ns!d Mac- Donald and Rev. Harold O’-

| Brien, the guest speaker of the

evening Reid Sangster represen- tative of the extension depart- ment of St. F. X. Credit Union addressed the

Mr. Sangster Borden branch on the work ac- complished during the year, but he said people in the Maritimes were not putting enough money into their Credit Unions and in that way were not the power In their communities that they should be..

He spoke in glowing terms of the freedom which Canadians. enjoy but if Canadians are gu- ing to keep that freedom they will have to work to keep it. ‘|He cited instances where huge combines of industry were tak- ing over various enterprises and the smaller businesses were obiiged to subject themselves to the domination of the big con-

can Church, Summerside, Wed- nesday evening. The dedication service was conducted by Bis- hop R.H. Waterman. The mem- orial window was a gift from the estate of the late Miss Mary F. Hunt.

Anglican Rector Will Assume Port Hill Duties Next Week

SUMMERSIDE — A new An- giican rector will take over the -Port Hill parish next week re- plecing Rev. M.J. Findlay who is moving to Lunenburg County, NS., to take charge of St. Mar- tin’s parish.

Rev. H.L. McCall of the diocese of Salisbury, England, along with his wife and four children will move to Port Hill the latter part of

. mext week when Mr. McCall takes

up his new duties. Mr. McCail recently arrived in

BRIEFS

ATTENDED FUNERAL

Mrs. Alexander Tullock and Miss Myra Humphrey, both of Lynn, -Mass., and Mrs. J. R.

MacDonald of Toronto, are spend-} ing a few days in Kensington | where they attended the funeral of the old Laird.

VISITED HALIFAX

Mr and Mrs. Bruce MacLeod and Mr. and Mrs. Scott Moase) and son Donnie of Kensington, were weekend visitors to Hali von where they visited Mrs. Glendon Cotton who is a patient in the Vic- toria General Hospital.

VISITING IN KENSINGTON Mr. and Mrs. Laird MacDonald, Stellarton, N.S.. and Mr. and

of > William Dickie son of Monc-

Mrs.

ton. N.B.. were in Kensington on

Wednesday attending the funer- 1 of their uncle, the late Harold Laird. i

NAME OMITTED Tn the account of the funeral of

the late Mrs. Clarence Cuddy, the name of one daughter, Flor- ence ‘Mrs. George Higginbotnan) wes omitted from the list of sur- Wivors

NFB OFFICERS HERE

Valier Savoie of Montreal, dir- ects French programs, Na- tional Film. Board and Edward Ar it of Moncton, co-ordina- tor French film distributors in the Marilimes, accompanied by John Martin of the P.E.1. Film Board visited Egmont Bay and Mi. Carmel districts on Wed- néesd ey

ae eo pucpose of their visit was a

oxtensive distribution of en films in those districts

where people of French national- ity predominate.

LATE NOTICES

(Also see announcements in columns adjoining Classified Ad- vertising Section.)

SHAR p—At Kensington, Oct. 29, 1959, Miss Jane E. Sharp of Nowhere ins will he forwarded from son's Funeral Home this ening to the home of Miss ina MacMurdo, —— neral service will m. Summerfield wetsea ch, Saturday at 2 p.m. In- ment in the church cemet-

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Canada from England wheré be was a chaplain with the British Army and this will be his first parish in Canada.

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Mr. Findlay has served the Port |

Hill parish with distinction for the | past 5‘2 years.

Two Wallets

slain

Are Stolen ~—

SUMMERSIDE — A total of $25

| was taken in two separate breaks

ISLAND

within the town earlier this week.

During the early part of the week someone entered the Chro- nic Care Centre on Central Street

and made off with a wallet be-| | longing to Mrs.

Gertrude Mullen of Summerside which contained $15. The wallet was later found but its contents were missing. The second theft occurred a few days later when a “smash and grab" thief broke a window in Doucette’s Store on Notre

Dame Street and made off with |

a purse containing $10, which was sitting on a table in front of the

- brother, the late Har-| window.

Both cases are under. the in- vestigation of Summerside police.

‘Mayor B. Yeo Gives Brief

Vice-president Bruce H. Yeo of Montague and secretary George Walters of Charlottetown repre

sented Prince Edward Island mo- tion picture exhibitors at a Mari- time conference held in Saint John. N.B., over the weekend.

Held in the Admiral Beatty Hotel, the conference was chair- ed by the Maritime association president, A.J. Mason of Spring- hill.

Guest of honor. motion picture star Fess Parker, held up by storms both in the New England States and the Maritimes, was unable to attend as planned.

In addition to the normal routine business. a brief was‘pre- sented by Mr. Yeo.

Fisherman Fined $50

SUMMERSIDE — Two Alberton fishermen, Melvin Buote and

Donald at a special sitting of yesterday afternoon on separate charges of offences committed under the Fisheries Act.

Barbour was found guilty of

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failing to heave to when approach-

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was fined $50 and costs while, Buot, charged with fishing in al closed season had his case adjour- | ned until Nov. 10.

‘French Outlets ‘To Be Established |

The

Canadian Broadcast ing

French language radio outlets in the Maritime Provinces, Alphonse Ouimet, nounced.

Establishment of the stations, all low-power relay transmitters, will bring much-needed improve- in service to French- speaking ‘groups in New .Bruns- wick and Nova Scotia Mr. Oui- met said. It is expected the sta- tions will go into operation next spring.

The new transmitters will be located at Meteghan, Yarmouth, Digby and Weymouth in Nova Seotia and Kedgwick, and St.

Quentin in New Brunswick.

Hilton Barbour, appeared before | | Magistrate W. Chester S. Mac-

county magistrate’s court here|}

Corporation will build six new |

OBC president has an-/

|cerns or they would have to drop lout of business.

He said ‘“‘we should combat this by getting behind our local organizations, and there was no better way than helping through the Credit Union. Not only is jit a sound economical invest- ment but we would be helping others, and carrying our Christ- ian Fellowship into our life not ‘only on Sunday but every day of |the week.”

BUSINESS SESSION

The business meeting opened with President Reginald Rodgers in the chair. Secretary Reginald | McAleer gave the financial state- |ment, Frank Westhaver reported for the loan committee and Joseph Dorsey gave the report

BORDEN— The Borden Credit | for

|get the young people interested

st me the |

supervisory committee Reginald Rodgers reported as a delegate to the Credit Union convention held in South Rustico last summer. At this convention it was adopted on. the recom- mendation of the executive that the P.E.I. Credit- Union League establish a stabilizaticn fund. Tt was agreed that the secre- tarys salary be increased to $250 a year. Mr. Sangster spoke of ways of using the Educational Fund to

he suggested giving prizes to Senior students for best essays on Credit Ynion work.

It was approved that a three per cent dividend be paid on paid up shares and 2 per cent re- bate on loan interest.

The following officers were el- ected: Board of directors, Mrs. Frank Dorsey, Thomas Gallant. —T committee, John Melan-

supervisory committee, Snore Richard.

Following . the meeting the board of directors met and el- ected the following officers: President, Reginald Rodgers| vice-president, Robert Daiziel, and secretary+reasurer, Regin- ald McAleer.

Hallowe’en Is For Fun

SUMMERSIDE “We want the children to have fun but acts of vandalism will not be tolerat- ed’’ said Police Chief Peter R. White yesterday regarding: Hal- lowe'en night this coming Satur- day.

He said his officers will be es- pecially alert for pranksters who have no respect for other -pecple’: property and throw rocks or other missiles at windows or street lights.

Chief White said about a dozen special] officers will be on duty in the town Saturday night but

The Walsh family of Morell this summer held their first complete re-union in 45 years.

All over 60, the three sisters and |the short period they were to-

there will be no interference with those who are having good, clean fun.

Most of the younger set up to the age of fourteen or fifteen at-

tend the annual Kinsmen Party

put on by the Summerside Kins- men Club at the Stadium at which cartoons are shown and games and treats enjoyed. -

ADVERTISING CORRECTION

CO-OP

In the Co-op Supermarket ad which appeared in Thursday's Guardian salted peanuts were advertised as hig pound bag, should have read 1334 o2. celle bag.

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OLD TIMERS BY

DON’T MISS THE BIG .

Masquerade Hallowe’en Ball AT THE |

| Rollaway Club Friday, Oct. 30

DANCING FROM 10:00 TILL 1:00

BOTH MODERN AND OLD TIMERS MODERN BY THE TREMTONES

- PRIZES FOR BEST COSTUME

G, WEATHERBIE ADMISSION $1.00

CHARLOTTETOWN

| CONGRATULATIONS

TO MR. ROBERT VANIDERSTINE ON THE OPENING OF THE MONTAGUE DRUG STORE

AND EVERY SUCCESS IN THE FUTURE

SYDNEY T. GREEN and CO.

PHONE 5588

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FRIDAY - SATURDAY — 8:30 P.M.

“LAST OF THE BAD MEN”

GEORGE MONTGOMERY - MEG RANDALL Western—scheme of robbers fails. Detectives take over.

COMING MON.

- TUE, “KING CREOLE” with Elvis Presley

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The Montague Fire

THANK YOU

‘|| thank those ladies who supplied and served sand- wiches and coffee and all who assisted the depart- ment in any way during last week's fire. They would also appreciate restraint on the part of the || public in the use of telephone lines during fires, ||| except in cases of emergency.

Department wishes to

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Charlottetown

CONGRATULATIONS

TO

MR. ROBERT VANIDERSTINE ON THE OPENING OF

THE MONTAGUE DRUG STORE

WE ARE PLEASED TO SUPPLY THIS MODERN STORE WITH DRUGS TOILETRIES AND SUNDRIES AND WISH MR. VANIDERSTINE EVERY SUCCESS IN THE FUTURE

Keefe Drug Co.

Phone 3189

BUYING OYSTERS DAILY

At Fred Arsenault's fac- tory, Queen's Wharf, Highest market prices paid.

Prince County Oyster Ce. Phone Fred 3138 or Leonce 3511.

Min Max /|ericton, Moncton, -Edmundston (Night) (Day) | and 20 and 45. Dawson i a 42 Cape Breton: Variable cloudi- Vancouver ........ 39 51 | ness; continuing very cool; north- Victoria eS 54 | west winds 16. Low-high at Sya- Edmonton ..... 35 #4 = jney 30 and 45. MRE ss cnecéens 27 42 Bay of Fundy: Light winds; Regina ...... reeees 8 34 j|clear with visibility 10 miles; a Winaioes disconspe” @ 33 | little warmer. ’ Ottawa BH | High tide today at Charlotte. Montreal ......... 26 36 (town at 9.07 ‘a.m. and 9.19 p.m. } nsseeceseee 2S an /At Rustico at 4.25 a.m. and 4.29 Fredericton ...... 3 41 |p. m. Summerside tide eighteen = :' Saint John ........ 3 42 | minutes later than Charlottetown. WALSH FAMILY RE ; Moncton ..... isena ae 39 «=| Sun rises today at 6.47 a.m. and UNITED Halifax ........... 37 46 |sets at 5.05 p.m.

MR. ROBERT VANIDERSTINE

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es: meee ee a a 5 Pcrickctome “ g P eeoser » (cP) seneths| venue essaatins aE? 41 Canadian wholesale) St. John's kotinscat ae 4 between August and Sep | HALIFAX (CP)—The weather . the bureau of statistics) office says a large high pressure _ uote. The index, | area covers most of Eastern Can- 1985 - 38 prices equal-| ada, and it is forecast to give moved to 230.9 for Sep-| mostly sunny weather today with 290.8 for August. The|‘emperatures rising a litte new level was 1.5 per cent above ee Se ee. the 227.4 for September, Mainland Nova Scotia Prince 1958. i , _ | Edward Island New Bruns- wick: Clear a few cloudy

two brothers that comprise the family group are.all hale and hearty and enjoyed many hours of happy association during

gether once more. A_ spec celebration was held at the old homestead now occupied by Jos- .eph Walsh. The three sisters, Alice, Mrs. Frank Jay, St. Pet- er’s; Mae, Mrs. E.J. Hennebery, Morell; and Maud, Mrs. L.P. Arkenberg of San Francisco: Washington Cathedral, an Epis-| and the two brothers, Richard, cipal edifice started in 1907,-was|} Walsh of Windsor, Ont. and Jos- about 60 per cent complete in| eph Walsh of Morell are shown

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ON THE OPENING OF THE

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