APRIL 27. 1953 1 THE WESTERNGUARDIAN

PRINCE COUNTY OFFICE 3 Summer Street. Sununersids. Phone Mill. News, Subscriptions. Advertising Representatives GEORGE CLOW and GEORGE WOTTON Hausa Phones: 3032 and 8033. The Guardian may irrbought at any of tho following stores In Siunmoraide: Bell Bookstore. summer Street; Gourlies Drugstore. :1 central Must, j(glly'l News-stand, Water Street; Mark Gandet. 8'! Granville Street: Ag," Doucetwu Grocery. Second Street; Island Motor Transport, Water Street: Vince's Grocery. 120 Russell Street; I-Inm.In's Sell. service Drug Store; Fred's Grocery, Convent Street. ILL Waite in Kenslngton. WEST PRINCE OFFICE Alberton: Frank Weeks, ltepruentati Phone: 88-2 Office and 68-: House.

-..f)AItNLEY players present -BUYING F0tVL. chicken. daily. "The Bandits Beautiful Baby". Paying top prices. Rex Dawson, parnipy Hall. Tuesday. April 28th. Albany. ' ipecialliel. Curtain 8:30.

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-SHEBBROOKE Calf Club pre- sent three-act play "Ghost of will present three act play in Searl- Farlcy's Farm", Sherbrooke Hall, lawn Hall. Tuesday mghi. Anni Friday. May 1st, 2:15 o'clock, zazn. 8.15. sponsored by searltovi-nlspeciauies.

W 1. Sale of candy.. '

LEMERALD DRAMATIC CLUB

g -ANYONE setting traps. shoot. LATTENTION Alberton and mg, damaging or trespassing on i cinity. We have several S'nnd my property in any way will be ill foot Massey-Harris f9l'IillZPl'lpri'iSECuiP(I. Mrs. Lauren; F. siivicrs rcmaininl;- weeks SH19S'Woodside, Darnley.

and service, .'lll)crl.on.

-ENGAGEMENT-Mr. and Mrs.

.-ANNIJAI. MEETING Peoplesilileher E. Myers, Carleton, P.E.l.. Temetery MNDGQUC. Inc. in Mal- wish to announce the engagement DWI”? H3” Tuesday. ADY11 g23i-ll-illnf their eldest. daughter, Freda at 8.00 D-UL All l0Ci'50n5 mi9l"ll'lrlnzi 1:) Bonnie Illilchell, son of I-S'”d should attend this mceting.,:i1i-, ijiuirles (toughlin and the 13'" -Vllliu Cnuahlin. marriage to

THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

Tenders Being Called For Tormentine Wharl Repairs

OTTAWA. April u-(specia.l)- Tenders are being called by the Public Works Department today for repairs to the original wharf at Cape Tormentine. Total cost of the repair project is estimated at saltooo.

The wharf under repair is not Part of the carferry terrninals st Tonnantine but the old wharf built before the turn of the cen- tury. It suffered heavy damage from being over-loaded with build- ing materials at the time of con- struction of the ferry terminals and is now unsuitable and hn7.ard- ous for the fishermen of West-

morlsnid County who are its chief users. The repair Job was strong- ly recommended to Works Minis- ter Fournier by Lt. Col. E. W. George, Liberal M.P. for West- morland.

Tenders can be made at the dis- trict ecnginoeras office at saint John, at the post office at Tor- mentine or at work's department headquarters at Ottawa. Date for opening the bids and awarding the contract has been fixed for May 13. Once an award is made, work is expected to start im- medzlately.

6-Pound Trout caught In Dunk River By Slside Man

-That there are still some very large trout; in the Dunk River. and some vi-ily fishermen ii Summer- side, was proven ycstnrlay by Mr. A.rtihur Larkin who came home vic-

toriously with two large t.roiit. the

Alberion and Vicinity

was a visitor to Alberton on Satur- day.

Jack Irving, R. C. A. F., Moncton. N. B., is visiting at Alberton South, guest of his sister and brother-in- law, Mr. rind Mrs. Cecil Hutt.

Eighteen members and one guest

Excellent Talent On School Parade

-The M. F. schurman co.. Ltd, featured their regular School For- ade program of the current series over radio station "C.J.R.W." on Friday evening, April 24th. some excellent talent was in evidence with an uruusually large number oif oontutants appearing from the fol- lowing Sdhools. St. Mary's Aca- demy, summerslde elementary school, Northam school. Irlsilitown school and Cmpaud school.

In the interscholasntic spelling contest the final score after four rounds was North Bedeque 13. Low- er Bedeque 11. The students taking part were as follows: North Bede- que school-Betty Mallett, Eileen veno, Norma Macoaull, Maxine Campbell, Eileen Staverl. From Lower Bedeque School-- Harry Waugh, Catherine Jeffrroy, Alan Collett, Ronald Wright, Harold Leard. -S

DARNLEY W. I.

- The regular montihly meeting of the Damley W.1', was held on April 1st at the home of Mrs.l James Hickey. The president pre-l sided and the meeting was opened- by singing. "The Maple Leaf For-' ever". followed by repeating the ”rreed".

-Last Monday evening the Siim-iliappily enjoying: a Mu" lease on

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Wheel Chair Boon To Invalids

to move around his

DENGAGEMENT.-Mr. and MIiS44'akp ppm. mmm me near 1 - i 'a WVEIE DFPSGM at the APT” meeillllil Nm” m9f"b"5 a”5”ie,”d the T0” mersidc Branch of the Canadian lifc a fsii minutes arm its ire- .io:eph MacDonald. Borden. an-iin Toronto. Ontario. future :,rge;:ag3,l;,Cgf1;Lc":;dvfginpggfg of Alberton United Church Ladiesl,"a.” bV Km"? ll h0"59Cl93”,i"g mm" LE'.f.',l0ll at thclr re-gular monthly,se,nt:ition by the president nflthe Store" of which he is pyiiprlelrxr nniinre the engagement of theiry from the wacer Md. The hostess was Mrs J3ynp5:yIIl'1UiCS of the last -meeting u'ereimPenm wm.m,Pd the prm,h,,55, of;S,,mnm.g V Bmnch of mp Cmmgl Mm Msemm-H. new 74 Wars 01 dniiphtcr. Margaret Joyce to Eric, Lsnowgn FOR ISLAND!-R g Mr. Lark,” admmed that a bah H0dlZ50n- Opening WOTSNP W55 19d',”ad' mpmved am 5”3n9d- ya whorl i-hair for use by con- dizin Legion, Charles Hogan iieftxiage, is a veteran of the 1914 -:1 iyslie Ramsay. son 0f M11 End MF5-ion Wednesday eVen1n8- April Lie royal resulted before the huge by Mrs C" Green The M3)". The svhml .""d sick mmmmees i'aZesr.eni l'i"lf”1”.'ll'lS of the SlJ'lllll"Yr and thc chairman of the relieflwar having served in Ftnrzlniid Clarence Ram-5H.V. B01Tl9Ilr W0dd11lE 14th. a large number of girl iron; was pmded and lnodegtlv meeimg will be 3" the hnme Vi Km-Lme” '13,” me” ”p”"5' M”; ch" side 3l'(ii l('i)illn11ll(l0, of which the srk .--ndiBelgiiim. and France. In :94!) at in take place on June 24th. griends gathered at the home of gave C;-rditio the able agsjstancp of K;'9:ld:;;1-n?:ri&gE:iig:&:;"f:i CvgrhlgggfOI:1?;1:3'mi:::&.:vgfgilclal re' By Wcilresdriy evening the new VlSlll!lL' minmittce it ,1 part, R.-iy:thp age nf 82 he e,n'isfpr1 in mi

'-- Cecelia Arsenault. - ' rt ' , I '. ' : ' , wheel clmr ha can iiirchascd Br-ates fright) ( 3 . ' sun. AND MRS. rniicr MlL- mm A,.,.,' T0,.,,m,,g 0nt5f4mG”;i2g f)431.c?';'t';efifi :;ll:";1i;:1d?;dil;fwP;:'t ship. Missmmie Leard.Mrs. John c.: The new entertainment cnmmlt.- and W, W W, in hm mist 10,,” l Fm. MW Amnmm it was me.gigs?ia:1l18:;1n:;;:16:m;Pi-gt gr LEW Ce”m'.1' Lap 16' Wm be M mild ” 5h"”.i' 1” h0"0l1T 01 Miss with which the trout was finallviM.am1ews and Mrs Fred Pwkeuim: 15 MN '11 H .cke'L M” HIM" Taken rrmnlelelv by surprise andlfirst time he had been out of l1ISi,'lTilI W44 I 3 ' " iirme to their friends on Wednv-Sr Gladys Buchanan. daughter of bi-uiigh in me bank - !will be on the lunch committee. ,Kay. Mrs. W. Pickering. Miss Cur- dengmm . day elitlllllllli ADl'1129lh. 0” the PL” Mr, and Mrs. Dan Buchanan of Mr La,-kiin doe; ',mi ,..0 age mi .Mrs' A" C Green and Mrs: A" R”1e-V"”d Mrs H Owner" Wilbert Arsenniilt, of Notre Dame he was exi.rcme.ly pleased at thci l"rl5l0Il of their Flfticth it eddiug O-Lea,.y' P, E. L The mom was haveithk trout 1-or brwllmglmt. In. V1 allls were named a committee tol Correspondence was p then readistmch ,5 mm in me wheel (,hm,.4m(,,' mm which he is mm M10; A””We'As"ryi' be””m””5' d9C0mt5'd in Pink and stead he plans on pllBSFl'Vll1i”hl.t for iaiigmglsg 1202:; clxlragsdggi 3:60 iiligiiieiiiiiii &Tm tr lvst ss 1 sisted by tile, T DUDI l:Y Vlilriclanid I iCI5)m.AAfti;Wfr4;l”:)erfirim?"'72; white H "v . . ” - ' A i is " e is .- ii is " ” "C T5 gs-SIDE poucp; couyrr .- In umbrenzugg athedzigileli &tg::iu”:)e: POSYVETWY bynflilfflinit 11 and H1111!-F ported ihai the Guild had made iybhen put on with xvri-3, Arthur M;ic.lccmm1lice. The next meeting will a months trial Anne Hyde re- Johnnies" happy. me summei-side Police Court on The bridegmpbe Opened her man: l')f0'l9 V) 3” M. U19” :95 OTFV93 l ,generous donation toward the pur-lK;.iv iirmmng first prize, ,be at the l-rmic of Mr: Keir li.IAC- tamed the job of stngedoor keeper, M-..-LM.j.- Sam,-day morning before IVIr"LglS-land beautiful gins while th 3 D18 0118 which dld mi lZ'-iv Will--5 chase of an asbestos jacket for the Collpctinn was men iakm. andlK.'ij'. Tlv rr'r:s.'.inici:t C0l'l'1VIllti("l at Dudleys Hippodrome Theatre. 0f'VlliP Wright's pioneer airplani lrnti E. H. Strong, QC. two l1YJl'l.lC0n1panyinK 0od' V. h 9 Vac” ”"""'s hot water boiler in the parsonage. mg ynppfin.-5 closed by ,..m3nE mplwill be Min ("mailer Hickey and The maiinrgcnieiii says Anne's trict flight in 1903 was made with ax mp from Hamilton, Out, and Ill? wad b, h' K I l '5 es Vie” Plans for cleaning the church were National Anthem Lunch was Saw. (Mi-5, xvgilincp ydgiins, land personality keeps everyone engine of only 28 horsepower. O,-ml. from Bordem rhmied Buchmixan er jlitshgrighslisikellglyrigg .. made. Mrs. Wells was invited toll , with inflicting bDd1i' llamb 9' i ' ' The April meeting of Alberton give a talk at the next meeting.

the adjoining, "Stop and She:

almost beyond wr.rds.lsi:fk rcein since last. October, and (Photo by Wottnnl.-E.

”stagedoo.

ALBERTON W. l.

moving property and obstructing an officer in the performance of his duties had their case adjourn- ed unlil'thls morning. The case arose out of an incident which nccurred on Friday night at the xew World Cafe when the two men allegedly assaulted one of the proprietors after he had remons- r.i-ated with them for breaking equipment in the wash room. They were arrested shortly afterivards in Officers MacKay and Doyle and lodged in the Prince. County Jail. The proprietor of the cafe was taken to the Prince County Hos- pital for treatment. Another party who appeared in the Police Court on Saturday morning CI12iI”',0d with

beulg drunk was fined 520.00 or 15 days in jail.-S.

Alhertoni-Exhibition Assln Meeting

-Mr. David Peacock. of the Dept. of Agriculture, Charlotte- town. was guesi; spea.kcr at 3 meeting of directors of t.he Alber- ion Prince County Exhibition As- sociation held at the Court House. Alberton, Friday evening. April 24th. Mr. Lester Wallace, presi- dent, presided. Minutes were read by Mr. Winston Cun'le. secretary.

llfrtny changes in the present prim list were recommended by Mr Peaoook and after considerable dis- cussion adopted with the result that the 1953 Alberton Exhibition prize list will show many improve- ments and greatly increased prizes in almost all cases. other Im- Drniveinents recommended by Mr. Peacock included the arranging of buildings. pens and the show ring.

MAPLE PLAINS SCHOOL

-The following is the report for the month of March, for Marple Plains School.

Grade IX - 1. Norman Arsenairlt and Florence Conway; 2. Lewis Walsh.

Grade VIII - 1, Stella McKin- non.

Grade VI - 1, George Conway.

Crnde V - 1. Eldon Arsenault: 2 Pntrics Conway; 3. Vernon Walsh.

Grade IV - 1. Edna Mcxlnnon; 3 Gladys McKenna.

Grade III - 1. Joan Arsenault.

Grade II - 1. Helen Conway; 2, Lawrence Mcxlnnon.

Grade I .. 1. Donnie Mcxenna; 1- Dianne Moxennn.

Perfect attendance - Florence C””WFi.V. Joan Arsenault, Vernon Walsh and Eldon Arsenault.

Teacher -- Marian Cairns.

"I'LL sale you IN My l)l'tI-;AMS" AT CAPITOL SUMMERSIDE

V-I'll see You in My Dreams". Hmer Bro.-1.. scintillating new musical based on the life and Wis! 01' Gus Kahn. opens today at "19 Caniuii Theatre. .mH"d"nln8 Doris Day. Danny PMf"1"8-I. Frank Lovejoy and W)" 93 Wymofe. the film revolves msglllfd the famous song-writer who one :0!!! Tin Pan Alley to become Amt? Americas ace tunesmlths. mm :11! the Kuhn melodies high- "Preft in thehfllm are "Memories." 03",? P353. "Nobody's Sweet- md '-O Toot,"I'oot. Tootsie." "it ..,.n sf:;f:l;1mni;iIt till; title tune. y reams" was d1"C"id by Michael Curtlz..

l O mm as used in India menus

M” hlmdfed thousand from the

NW TIMI. its time for

KINE IIEILE

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surprise the honoured guest gm. ciously thanked her friends for their kindness. The remainder of lthe evening was spent in friendly lCllHilPl' with lunch served by the hostesses. ..Az

I O Leary and Vi I I iciniiy

'-The annual Boy scout drive Lricts has been reported very suc- for O'Leary and surrounding dis- cessful by the chairman, Mr. A1- ton Raynor. The total sum of sl0G.- l5 has been received from the various collections. S6000 of this was sent to headquarters in Char- lottetown and 343.15 was deposited in the bank account. of the O'Leary troop. Much credit is due to all who made this possible.

Mr. and Mrs. Haber Muomillan, St. Elesnofs, were visitors to O'Leary and Rosabank, the latter part of Easter week.

Among the many sure signs of spring around here is the very welcome arrival of Mr. and Mrs. Robin Redbreast, whom everyone is so pleased to see and hear, after spending the winter months down south.

The OLeary rink has closed down again after a very success- ful season ol activities. During the season 41 hockey matches were held. nine skating nights, one car- nival, one ice sports and several free afternoon skates were held for the children. The manage- ment reports a detailed financial statement will be available at I later date.

Among those who have recently been stricken with severe colds now prevaill throughout the districts and requiring medical treatment, is Mrs. James Small- man of Knumord. I-fer many friends wish her a speedy recovery.

Friends of Mr. Ken Ellis, West Cape. regret to hear of the loss he recently sustained. of one of the best cows in his hard.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Willis. Ollseary. were visitors to Char- lottetown recently.

Dr. and Mrs. Fraser and baby have returned to their home in lvfliilgrave, Nova spending ten days in 0'Leary visiting Mrs. Fraser's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Campbell.

Mr. Billie Mstiileson. Char- lottetown, spent the April 11th week-end in 0'Leary visiting his grandmother, Mrs. A. J. Mathle- son, also his brothers, Ken. George and Donald.

Miss Marion Ellis. teacher of the Knutsford Principal School. has returned to O'Lesry after spending the Easter holidays in Charlottetown visiting her par- ents. Mr. and Mrs. Bsyfield Ellis.

Mr. Jimmie Bulole, o'Lear.v. and Mr. Glen Rogerson, Union- vale. have returned to their homes after a very pleasant two weeks visiting friends in Toronto. They were accompanied on the home trip by Mr. Jimmie Clements. who spent the past winter in Toronto.

Mr. Don Macxensie. Charlotte- town. has accepted ii position as manager of Mr. H. B. Wlllis' warehouse in OLCRPY.

Members of the t-caching staff of O'Lesry school districts have re- turned to their duties stter attend-

ing the Prince Edward Island Teachers" Federation Convention. Mr. and Mrs. rlsdsyl Dunville

and Mrs. Tamar MscNevin have returned to their home in Clear! after it very pleasant week end in Halifax with Mrs. ,MacNevin'.r daughter, Mrs. 060110 SWWI" and Mr. Stewart.

Scctla, after,

home of Mrs. Hubert. Campbell, freshmenis, followed by the Mizpah with Mrs. Joseph Callaghan pre- benediction, brought the meeting to siding, was opened with ”The Maple a close.

Leaf Forever" and the creed. The roll call was answered with a helpful household hint.

It was reported that A box of -The following is the honour canned goods had been packed and ,0-11 for March for Tygmsh con. forwarded to a family in Mont vent,

Carmel who had lost their home Grade XI g L Nancy Gum. 2. and its contents in a fire. Minutes Anne O-Hanan"; 3, mgyce Calm” were read, the treasurers report sham Noreen Aymara! Edith

was given and correspondence re- Arm H” C , ceived the necessary attention. The me ur' Noreen G 5' Joan ur

Government grant was received, ' pg . also a report of the health inspect- m.SA-:2? 2x haul" gfgggfinea Hg; ion of Alberton School. ward B'e";”d ' ' '

The school committee reported ' that a set of maps had been ob-

TIGNISII CONVENT

where they are much appreciated , H p , g by teacher and pupils. Tiventv- E33123 'M::;mx.Jn?11;:1dMCInnB' 3' Em iii"; ?..”S3L”Jv”.?.imbJ3. 2?l.”.f.g”?llS' Grade WI - 1. oval swim: momh. l 2. Elmer Perry; 3. Eugene Klnch.

Following discussion re painting Grade VI ” 1' 1”” Ham": 2' the exterior of the w. 1. hall it was Came Keuughi 3e B9"Y H033”- moved by Mrs. Eric Corbett, second- Gmde V ” 1' Carmen” GEM”: ed by Mm Hubm, Cnmpbm and,2. Alice Gaudet; 3. Eileen Gavin. carried. that the business in con-l Gmde IV - 1- V9-””"d Gm” necllon with this matter he lefiideii 3- R059 M55” F9""'559Yi 3i in the hands of the executive. Lenmud H933"-

Mrs. C. R. Hunter and Mrs. P. A. Gmde IV - 1- Mime B”0'-er '- Saunders were appointed to the Bruce Pb": 3- Helm COIIWIY. hall commlitee, Mrs. R. E, Mac. Grade in -1. Katherine Mc- Donald and Mrs. Earl Atkinson to Hush. Freda MCPN-'81 2- K3?” the school committee, and a11Eldersha.w; 3. Michael Mclnnls. members asked to visit. Grade III - 1. Reginald Porter;

The next meeting will be at the 2. Leo Gaudet: 3. Edwin Bernard. home of Mrs. Arthur wllkle with Grade II - 1. Lucy COOWEY: 2.

Mrs. Herbert Champion and Mrs. Linda Leclair; 8. Edward Gal- A. C. Green as assistant hostesses. lsnt. Roll call will be answered by each Grade II - 1. Frankie Dou-

member with the name of R flow- cette: 2. Billy or she has never grown but intends Richard. to plant this year. For the program each member was asked to bring an Bxmmxgmgp, England, icp)- article valued at five cents accom- w. .1, Bennett, Cheshire county Danied by a verse. secretary of the British Legion.

A knlttlnx contest was won by lost his gold watch, a present from Mrs. P. A. Saunders. Following legion colleagues. He. found it 10 adioumment refreshments were days later-inside his hollow alu- 8Cl'V8d- mlniim leg.

Farmers Please Note

If you need repairs for the old Watson sprayer. Aspinwall potato planter and the Boggs grader, they will be ordered on request. We do not plan to order any new stock in these cases.

Perry; 3. Jean

Our complete line of repairs are now kept only for the Hardle sprayers and the Ransome diggers. We are ordering a stock shipment of Ransome repairs but would advise farmers to get their orders in early for repairs long before needed.

JAMES A. Ma.cNE1LL & Sons, Summerside

” FOR SALE

ONE NEW IIARDIE POTATO SPRAYEIT

Can be used with tractor or horses

We sold nine of these machines this past two years.

Paris on hand and secured easily. We are clearing this machine at cost price. A Real Bargain.

James A. Maoiieill & Sons

Summerslde, P. E. I.

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Women's Institute. held at the lelling about her recent trip. Re-'

Grade IX - 1. Yvonne Perry: 2.i

tained for the school and were Arsenaunl 3' Catherine; placed in the principal's mom icmdg VIII g lg Gemxd Meg

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APRIL 27th

- - MAY 2nd”

VALUE OFH . .

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Our Annual Offer! FREE PHOTOGRAPH

OF YOUR BABY (Up To 3 Years)

ON THE PL'R.CHASE OF C1-l1l.DREN'.s' li'l:'.AR IN THE YOUTH CENTRE OR INFANTS FURNlTl'RE TO THE

5.00 or over

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