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W 20. 1952

frifwesrenn GUARDIAN

'Zri.""rearNor: oormrv OFFICE

5 summer Street. Summerside.

Phone 0001.

gun, Subscriptions. Advertising Representative!

GEORGE GLOW and Home Phones:

GEORGE WUITON 808! and 8038.

no Guardian may be bought at any ol the following atiorea In Bumliereldei

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Encouraging

' 'ohw" gummer street; Gourlloa Drugstore. 21 Central Street. V W" w...'e...a, writer Street; Mark mum. in or-uivuio Street: Encouraging and comprehensive nunnoiieatwa Grocery, Second Street; Island Motor Trlnlbofi. xgporu were given at cm annual " 5...." Vinoo'I amen. 120 Bu-ell Sheet: Enmnl IIIl- meeting or the Prince county Hoa- wml - km” D'"3- pital held last evening in the 3' L Wu" '" K””'u"””' Town Hall in Summerside. WEST PBINUE OFFICE Upwarda of I00 persons attended in Frank Woaka. Bepreaentatlva. this meeting, . , Phone: on office um 81.) none. The financial statement showed Pubs for the -BESEIIVE Wodnuds Au t excess of expenditure over revenue ..on.Dn 3”? mu ,0, Lowe, 5.,,,p,,y',,, C',,”;, to be ua.1si.s4. This mioimt does

my; barn at Braoa's. .

l sass: u.aN'r's WEEK nun . Th'.f,3..y, Friday. Saturday.

a nylon cord auto ubee. batteries and ac- aicck at Erace's.

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-6009 tires also cessories in

-1-an-rm! sau: - Tupper Tav-

. Frida. August 22nd. '"r:n,2::3e' by )fsiorth Granville

women's Institute.

,.5gv1:N MILE BAY Chicken and Bazaar. Wednesday.

27th. 4.30. Tickets 75c and 35c. -.u"rENTl0N FARMERS. -

we Mu be buying Timothy Seed in quantities, contact me before dis- posing of your seed. W. H. Burns.

Malppque. P. E. I.

...1lli5. OE WEBSTER. is leav- er home in Sask- lii,('.hBWillI. A number of friends are and arranging a at Pearson Shore. Cheiton. on Sunday. August nth. in honor of Mrs. Webster. Any other friends who wish to attend are cor-

mg soon is

taking lunches get-lo-IZB-Che?

dially invited to do so.

-ENGAGEMENT.-Mr. and Mrs Arthur W. Jay announce

Reah Hnnott, to Hirley Emerson

take place September 2nd at 'I P. M iii the P. E I.

Police Court. Two of the were from Borden. one from Sum- mcrsldc, and one from Cheiton. A party from Kenslngioii wasycharg- ed with exceeding the speed limit within the town. Total fines and costs amounted to 880.00.

OAIberton and Vicinity

Mr and Mrs. Edlow Albert and family were visitors to Summerside on Saturday.

Mr. Frank McAldufi'. Woodstock. N. B, spent. the week-end at his home in Alberton.

Mr William O'Brien. Newark. N.

J.. is iisiting his parents. Mr. andl

Mrs. Harry O'Brien. Alberton.

Mr. Alva McAlduff returned to Alberton on Sunday after a five weeks visit in New Brunswick and Maine

Mr and Mrs. Harvey Morris. Carol Ann and Susan. left yester- !iI3' on return to their home in Malton, Ontario. after a pleasant three weeks visit in Aiberton. Kuests at the home of Mr. and Mrs Hunter Weeks. '

Professional Bards

B. F. Hunter Ii. ll.

Summerside. P. I. I. Cvlnnleu Vllnll Analyaaa GIAIIOI Fitud

PHONE 3110

!MAl.LMAN'5 BUILDING. OPTOMETRIIT

T. Earle illolisy

Chartered Accountant

Canadian Bank of commerce Building

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Wotan some can 333?. 13353 Sir"

Sumlltarlldo 4000 Tungawn I i a - 3000 Un Mn;

; 4'l!l)0;xI'Jn grout. in n eno - . - iron 11 he a "L "f 5- "mill aim in? on:

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' ' 0100 Violamao

special bargains Store open evenings sale.

Traverse Hall.

-GALLANT5 GROCERY this week

for end. during the

the en- gagement of their eldest daughter.

son of Mr. and Mrs. Abbott Con- rad. Cherry Hill. N. S. Wedding to

United Church. Borden.

Jl(lr2.VSlNM(IA'I:ON POLICE

COURT-This week four vagrancy charges were before Magistrate -Mr. Donald Archibald. son of James F. Profitt in Kensington Rev. Mr. Archibald. recently visited

parties

-SAVE EXTRA FOOD. Budget Money with these wonderful spec- ials. Shop and Save at Galiant's Grocery..Howlan, Thursday. Friday and Saturday.

-0. W. L. CONVENTION. - The Annual Convention of the Catholic Women's League of Charlottetown Diocese takes place on August 25th. 26th and 21th at the Queen Hotel. Charlottetown

Personals

-Lemuel A. Class. Vancouver. B.C.. is visiting friends and rain- tives in Wiimot Valley, Bedeque and Hamilton.

-l-ler friends wish a speedy re- covery for Mrs. E. R. Bell. Wel- lington station. who is now a pat- ient in the Prince County Hospital.

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- -Policeman Elmer Bernard oi Kensington is now spending holi-y days with relatives in Boston and, . other points in U. S. A.

- .Mr. and Mrs. Helge Petersen of Cheiton. accompanied by their children. Lloyd and Louise. left Monday morning on a trip to Hall- fax. N. S. .

not include depreciation. Foliowingythe reading of the minutes by secretary. G.R. Mac-

the retiring president, J. Frank Ar- iiiett: isupi.-rintendant of nurses. Miss Helen Bchurmari; Ladies Aid. Mrs. Heath Strong; Octo Club. Mrs. Reg Pope: Kenslngton Ladies Aid: auditor, T. E. Hickey; and the financial report was read. Consideraule discuissiooi took place regarding criticism that had been made through the pram and to canvassers, in connection with the Hospital Completion Fund drive. All of these criticisms and false reports were well and ably answered and explained by the doctors and hos-

pital trustees.

It was announced that sl54,420.l34 had been subsrrihed to the Com- pletion Fund. Total expenses am- ounted to 310,041.61: and cash re- oeived with subscriptions amounted to 331,103.64.

A vote of appreciation was ex- tended to J. E. Dalton. retiring af- ter a. record 30 years service on the board of trustees.

New President

Quarrle. reports were received from '

.. THE GUARD-IAN.

Reports

Last Night At Annual Meeting Of P.C. Hospital

donated 5600. to the hospital to be used for the children's ward.

In speaking of donations and help given by the various organiza- tions and individuals she said the assistance received from the Lad- ies Aid to the Hospital and the School of Nursing. is invaluable. she said the Okto club have un- dertaken the maintaining of the nursery as in the old hospital and recently donated another incubator. The Y's Men's Club. in addition to giving materially. have contributed to the hospital in their weekly film showing to the "up" patients. she also thanked the group of Girl Guides. Sunday School classes and

CHARLOTTETOWN

Preliminary Hearing Begins

The preliminary hearing of Mel- vin Ramsay. Albcrton. charged with manslaughter opened in County Court in Summerside yes. terday before Magistrate R. S. Hinton. This charge was laid as the result of the death of James O'Meara who was killed on August (and when a truck driven by Ram- say. in which O'Meara was a. pas- senger, left the highway near Al- berton. r The court was in session all day yesterday listening to evidence of crown witnesses. and at adjourn- ment two more witnesses remained to be heard, The court adioumed until Friday. Mr. J. Harold Goodwin

repre-

clallant appeared for the accused.

sentod the Crown, and Mr. J. A.

Well Known Summerside Man Dies

Death came day morning at e Prince County Hospital to Ernest 5. (Ike) Wright in his 49th year. Although for some yes he had been in ill health and ha undergone surgical operations and despite the best medical care available he was unable to regain his good health health.

Regardless of the painful and crippling malady with which he was afflicted. he continued to car- ry on in his chosen occupation, radio and electric supplies, up to a few years ago. Due to his heal- th. he was finally forced to give up his work. All his life he had been connected with the radio and electric business and for some years he operated under his own

acefully yestei'- '

institutes who provide paper bags. picture books and other articles for the pleasure and convenience of the patients.

name. About ten years ago. in company with Mr. Ken Bell. he formed the Wright and Bell Elec- tric Supplies Company. He was one of the first "radio hams" to operate in this part of Canada and he maintained his own station (V E l B D) up to the time of his death.

RIPLEY. Derby. England-(GP) -Miner William Stocks. 35, was killed in a fall of stone here July 21-exactly ll years to the min- ute after his brother was killed in the mime pit. Since the first brother died the father refused

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Summerside Airman

OTTAWA. Aug. 18 -- Leading Alrcraftsman Joseph Emile Perry of Summerside. P. E. 1., has been transferred from RCAF Station. Summerside to the RCAF's newly

was announced today by Air Force Headquarters.

LAC. Perry served with the Canadian Army overseas as a Lance Corporal from 1942 to 1946. He joined the RCAF in 1949 and

is employed as a driver of Mobile

ealclh July 21 to so down in the In company with Mr. Arthur C0 9l”Y- Rogers, he was iyst tal i. bringing the Sunrmerigxirfiin radii)

station into being and the last call letter of the station( C J R W) represents his name.

He was widely known to many and his friends were legion. Gift- ed with a friendly and happy dis- position which enabled him to bear his long suffering with patience,

formed Air Division in France, it Equipment. he made a host of friends who

noblemen.

Wright

merslde:

The

with Cemetery.

The generous contribution of ca,- 000 to the Prince County Hospital

sincerely regret. the passing of a personal friend and one of natures He was a son of the late Leslie Wright and Henrietta of Summerside and leaves to mourn his wife, the for- mer sylvina Montgomery of Low- er Bcdeque. one daughter. Marlon at home, one brother, John. Sum- and one sister. (Mrs. Robert Gordon. Montreal). funeral service will place at 2.30 on Thursday after. completion. It is with great pleas- noon at tthe Trinity United Church 4 lire that we enclose our cheque for in ermen

in

veaoz THTRTEEN

1Chairnion Austin Mnltime manager

he wrote in part:

Jean the need for funds

page Packers to

the People's l&3.000. and may we

5 ,success in your effn

PLAN TO ATTEND

THE ALBERTON PRINCE COUNTY

EXHIBITION -

ON WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 3rd.

Official Opening At 2 PM.

Handsome Contribution. To P.C. Hospital Fund From Canada Packers

Completion fund haa been received from the firm of Canada. Ltd

Packers

In forwarding the check to Fund

A. Scales. the of the fertilizer

and feed division of the company

"We appreciate very strongly the great value of such an institution as the Prince County Hospital to the people of Prince County, and

from a repre-

sentative company such as Canada bring the

project to

wish you every rts.

A. A. scales. at the unanimous

lng. withdrew his letter of resigna- tion as a member of the board. and later. in a. special meeting of the board which followed the adjourn-

Scales was elected as new president of the board of trustees. Other ol- ficers elected were: lst. vice-presi- dent. Donald Baker: 2nd.xvice-pre- sident. Judge L. G. Lewis: 3rd. vice- president, J. Henry Cvaudet; secre- tary. G. R. MacQuarrie; auditor.

one of his teachers at the sum-

and insistent request of the meet- .

ment of the annual meeting. Mia.

merside lligh School, tage at Cheiton.

T.E. Hickey: medical representa-

Mr- 0- 3- tlve, Dr. J.C. Simpson. Jelly. at the letters summer cot-j

Newly elected to the board of itrustees at.,last night's annual lmeeting were: (for 1 year) Alex

TM” "d .M"' H: T" 5- Rm" iHorne. Summerside. Alton Webb, and daugmim M wmmpem Man" O'Leary. (For 3 years! W. ll. Hay-

-S. are visiting relatives and friends Bedeque and

in Wiimot Valley.

Hamilton. Mr. Ritzer is employed by the C. N. R... Winnipeg.

-Miss Ruth Blesedell. employee of swift Canadian Co.. Moncton. N. B., spent the week end at "Bokay Kotage." Cheiton. the guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Jelly.

-S.

; -His wide circle of friends will regret to learn that Mr. Al ”Nlck” INlcholson. popular C.J.R.W. an- inouncer. is a patient in the Prince icouiity Hospital. where he will be confined to bed for several days.

-Evelyn Thelma Cook. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fulton Cook. Cape Wolfe. enlisted in the R. C. A. F. on Monday. at the recruiting unit in Summerside. AW. 2 Cook will leave on Friday for St. Johns. P.Q.. to take basic training.

-Louis Vernon Lanigan. son of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Lanigan. Sturgeon, has enlisted with the R. C. A. F. at the recruiting unit in Summerside. AC 2 Lanlgan will leave on August 29th for st. Johns. Quebec.

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-Miss Anne Hammill of New York City. Mrs. E. W. Pearson of Albany. New York: and Sister Dorinda of st. Paul. Minnesota. are spending holidays with their mother, Mrs, Thomas P. Hammill of Central Bedeque.

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-Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Delaney. Albany, and daughter Bessie have returned from a business and pleasure trip to the United States. Away some three weeks they en- joyed ,a visit to Neponset Valley Raceway, Foxboro, Mass.. where they took in the harness. horse racing program. Bessie will re- enter Horton Academy, Wolfville, this Fall.

-Rev. and Mrs. J. M. Blesedell of Nictaux Falls. N. s.. left on re- i.urn'home on Monday after spend- ing a vacation at "Bokay Kotage." Cheiton. guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Jelly. En route they will visit North River. Oxford. N. 5.. is for- mer pastorate of Mr. Blesedell'si and attend the Baptist Convention in Wolfvllle. N. s.

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Toronto Stocks

(Continued from page Ii) 46370 sweet Grass

.ward, Lorne Driscoll. Wilfred Kelly. R. S. Hinton. Henry Gaudet. all of Summerside: Hon. Joseph Bernard. Tlgnlsh: and Kenneth MacLean. Lot 16.

President's Report

In his report the retiring presi- ident. J. Frank Arnett. stated that lthe new hospital officially opened on August 20th. l95l.

"Our school of nursing," he said. "has been well maintained under the supervision of our superintend- ent and the instrictress of nurses, Miss Marguerite Doyle. Sixteen nurses graduated in June of the

-5. present year. what this institution

has meant to the sick and injured. the suffering. and the poor of the country during the past forty years. cold type can never tell," Mi-. Arnett said.

One problem faced by the board is the shortage of nurses and he regretted that the response from certain districts throughout the country was disappointing. l-ie said the board appreciated the very generous support received from the medical staff, the ustees, and many business firm , within and without the province. as well as certain districts which have gone over their objective in the present drive. He hoped that sections which had not reported up to the present, would complete their canvass with- in the next few weeks.

l-ie gave the following figures in connection with the work done at the hospital in the.past year: pat- ient days 20,154; babies born 691; in-patients 3.654; out-patients 3.- 077; laboratory procedures 13.097; x-rays taken 3.938.

Mr. Arnett expressed the apprec- iation of the board to the Ladies Aides of Summerside and Kensing- ton, e Okto club. And the Ladies Auxl ary of the R. C. A. F.. and all

others for their untirlng support during the year. Superintendent's Report

Miss Helen Schurman, in the superintendent's report said that today the staff consists of 29

graduates. 19 students. and 10 ward-aids. A she said beds have increased

from 74 adult and children to 105 beds. plus 24 bassinets. It has been remarked. she said. that the hos- pital ia "overstuffed." but this is not the case. and every effort has been made to keep the staff. nurs- ing and otherwise, at a minimum.

in describing the work within the hospital she said that 20.040 meals were served from February to May inclusive.

shegreported that the Ladies Auxiliary of the R. C. A. 1''. had

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