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ago at Mill River nd had Mill River paaud gigy In CDC! All her life. . Prince County Hospital Idab III is survived by one sister, day morning. she was In-s. Nsllla Stansaard (Alice! of y ''-'"10'' solar the rounds say he is the man for the lob. gizzcgmldyo Stole! has been cpl Charlie was our most success- c ac the Aces is. ful baseball manager. and his

when struck by a car as , Alberton. and five brothers. wil-

Sireet in Alberton last Thursday llam of Albarton; Ross of Mill true, then we say-three heart l b Yisncces as chairman of the lob- rimh mm M" "'4 A NPP0-I ster carnival in known to every-

evenins, ltlvsr: Rnlphpf Wlnstead.Conn.; Following the acccidQth which JQI and llllc of Mill River, sssloll A coroner Th. is t h I '.'i.'.1' .'l:..'.'.'ii'..”'" W '- "-

she suffered a s lurywas empanel. ffraciure, head and lntrnal Il- led yesterday morning by Dr, w, liurles, the deceased was taken I. Callaghan, and adlourned to to Western Hospital in Albsrion. thakall of the coroner. Member; to dish out. He knows his hockey 4 and later to hospital in hmmm or the jury are: Ralph Dodds "Om A to Z and his or-den id foreman Georg ' would be obeyed, or .1... Mrs. Boswell Jenkins, Mount Al. blon. is spending a few days with her friend, Mrs. Edna Jenkins ml; village. 1

P.E.l.iReiail Merchants Proiesi.Tradiing Stamps ,

J. Frank Jenkins. Sumnlerslde was elected president of the P.E.'l. Iieiall Merchants Association at yesterday afternoon in the Baptist Church hall. P.M. Maccaull the rezlrlogulpresldsnt in the chair. Mr. MacCs submitted his resigna- tion after heading the organisation since its incorporation in 1950 and in which capacity her served with vigor and skill.

other officers elected are: an: vlce-president. W.I. Bowman. Hut.

ed by the RJLA. of Manitoba last month at which a brief was pre- llored for presentation to Justice Minister Stuart 8. Garson on Oct- ober 22nd. on the tra

that the cost the premiums offered to the ub- lie is borne by tba retailer, ass he increases his prices to offset this cost. where consumer the brunt. The premium houses. it was stated. are making ter River; second vice-president. the gravy on the trtdlng coupons J.R. Mecilean. Souris: third vlce- and on similar gimmicks. president. uhgatthews. RE POTATOES in da e: sccre - asurer. . . A "mum. 7.. .1” . raved tariffprotsctlon a a st the import Bernard. st. Elssnors (reelected). ..,,,,,.,,g' in .,,..,,.,.m., 3121, 0,, atiosr of potatoes in other coun-, A resolution opposing the use of N.B.-:P.E.I. Division of R.M.A. of triu- trading stamps. as defined in the canada Inc. in undertaking the Mother moiuuomvmed resis- crlrninnl code. and-other premium task of hrining to the attention or med the '''M13""" 8 improve! or, couP0n Pllnl. because they are a the government, the dealers and '59 Wild" 0' the ""m"”"5 WW0-i menace and not in the public In- producers. the necessity of a def- 3319" Imdlsuppllers of encl05llI8 tercst was unanimo sly approved inita improvement to the grading. mwlh" Wm "lie" "l merchan- after lengthy discuss on. This resol- marketing and packaging and men. in" "id 1" '"b'"l"1'l8 3i1ii!Der's

sdian provinces. with especial em- svhasis in the Provinces of P.E.l. and NB. whose economy depends Ru ; also that the Gov be asked to take im- mediate slaps to promote a pub- licity campaign to increase the consumption of potatoes in the country: further that the RMA.

on record as strongly Bullpen.

the as and represent- ations to the federal Government, the Canadian Federation of Agric- ulture. ths ans-tieuitural Council of Canada and other organizations in; definite action on the demands for

9- . e on, George Miss Meggisosl, I daughtc d Psfars. Ealsle Gunning, Lloyd the late Mr. and Mrs. lsaae Small. 30! Johnston. and Jack Megglson, was hon (arty-font Sehurman. , 5,

Girl Guides Hold Sale Of Cookies

The Girl Guides will be out this week in Summerside taking ord- ers for their annual cookie sale. These cookies will be delivered fresh from the factory as soon as the Guides rmn how many they have sold. Guides get six cents for their own company funds from each package of cookies sold. enables the companies to carry on their very worthwhile program throughout the year, it

I hoped that whether or not there

Sit down. folks. and do a hit l 0' heavy thinking about the level to which our home 3"" hockey talent has .des- cended. In the days of Jack Schur-non. Chick Gallant. Ralph Ralph sllllphant. Ernie Mac- Q"a"'i!- rim. Summcrslde Home Brews could hold their own with the best that Cbarlottetowlr has to offer. One team in each cen- ”9- "lift! you. and even Steven contests nearly every time out. how Charlottetown has three teams, not counting St. Dun- 5lBn'I. and they mange to hold their own. (putting it mildly) with our boys. on we have to depend on reinforcements from Freetown and Sydney. Nova i Scotia.

. Gum Bmwme . But. we hear you protest. Sum gmrly mg hlonlgemakers fmlln 0E::;merside was without Paul Schur- ., one 0.. mo" pukage of wok, lilan, Coke. Grady and Mooney 1" ml. W”; from the GM (rallant. Right-and Charlottetown quid", was also missing a few fair to middling hockey players. Forbes K Jy, Angie Carroll, Buck Whitlock, Orin Carver. Lorne Hen- nessey. are the one we recall at the moment. There was another star player who played for North Sydney, but we can't remember his name. This should just about balance the books an absentee talent. shouldn't it?

Yes, we'll admit we have a swell-elegant manager. a super- duper secret-ary-treasnrcr. we'll probably latch on to a peach- erino of an ice-maker and a lollnpaloorsa of a ticket taker. A. regular one-two-three- four punch. (Leave us not spread the

M"- Fm” Deacon. Charlottet- town. has been llslting with relg. lives and friends in Bcdeque,

M"- "chef 5l.VPrs. Carleton. has returned from Moncton, where she has spent several days wlth her sister, Mrs Iilarla Glenden- ning, who is quite ill.

Mr. and Mrs John lueve" C”. leton Siding. returned alfewl days I80 from a will weeks visit with relatives in Frederic-ton, N.B., Oil tawa, Lnndliii, Ontario and Tor- onto. They were acmmpmled by Mrs. Myers' father, Mr, Alex MaCLeod, Vlcinrla vl'g-gt,

Mr. William ifarnonuld. sydu ney Mines. N.S.. and Miss Shirley

Aline-Bl? Mmitiillle. were visitors to Bedeque on Sunday, October 7, They called on Rev, and Mrs, E. S. Weeks.

Students from Mt. Allison to spend the holiday with their par- ents, included Miss Catherine Cal- lbeck and Ronald Dawson, Can. tral Bedeque, Miss Ilene Siavert, North Bedeque and John Montgom- ery, Lower Bedeque.

Mr. Alden Leard. of the Mt. Al- lison staff, spent the holiday here with his parents, Mr. and Mrg, Waller Lear-d,

Rev. E. S. and Mrs. Weeks left

Gamma ” Club Holds Meeting

The weekly meeting of the Gam- ma Hi-Y Club was held Tuesday evening with the president. Lor- raine Cameron, presiding and 17 members present.

cmuu.ns HOGAN Manager Of

Civic Stadium The worship period was conduct-

k Appoinigd ed by Marion MacLeod.

Charles Hogan has been -9- Guests at the meeting were Arl- Polnied mhnal" 0i "A9 sW1m'l'r one Bernard. Katherine Benton. side Civic Stadium. and will an x,a,.,-in, Log”. 30..., mm", sume his new duties on Monday. ad Mnjme mud.

ution supported a similar one pass- chandislng of potatoes in all Can- tug l;g1::n'&d"?;'f:;n:?:)::"l:: dziigery of each specific order of g s. OTHER BUSINESS General business ' ' r' ” a long discussion on the problems or the l;t:1lelel". uwith slllgglgtesbtelonsl on lllllw . - 0 ese in so ved; a so

LOWER FREETOWN School, PLENTY potato baskets (India: the appointment of 8 -transport?

Gospel hieellng Thursday. iith. if made) also cement still available. lion committee to look into freight , 1,12; M 1, ' rates and associated pr bl , pg, . 0”! mun" Reports were heard lrofnmsthe

It ROBINSON, Tyne Valley. is CUSTOM potato grading. potato president. and from R.H. gway for 3 my day. on wmuog baskets and potato gloves. J. P. Phillips of the long-term purchas- in case of emergenciemplease coo- Mil” 15- K1nk0"- lc';I3m::'la:l";f9u::dpI:l;::l;siln9g"k1D:& lacs health cetnre. ls FINED - A party from ,d,,mmn 3 g committee.

REGUL An Thursday night Sulglmegslde wash fine: "5 5:1 A resolution proposed by Mr. dance. Kensmgwn Legion Home coss 0 39.20 w ell allllegl Jenkins on behalf of the board of Music by Mellowaires orchestra. W0” Mnsistr-to Thom-8 mt directors. was heartily endorsed Dancing from no - 12.30. Admiss- 31?: est jaugmhon. '1;",m;g by ggmtllls nr:der;lbe&s:;p. laydlnosl ion 50 cents. 9 9V 39” CG

and assault causing actual bodily w.c Ellis Sprlngifeld West. who

FREWFOWN C. G. i. T. will l18fm- He was I130 Ordered '4' suffered iiljuriesln an accident sev present bible story and local slides pay the cost of. medical treats oral months ago. A speed and suc- in the United Church Friday ment for a lfenslngion man whom oagglul recovery was also wlshnd evening Oct. 12th at 8 o'clock. he assaulted. The incident occur for ln the resolution,

Silver collection. red at a dancelat lfenlngton Dlr:(ctli;rsMfor;h the comlngl year

THE nnpncun District L. o. W T ""d”' '""' ”' f,'f'B.,;,,,',d, ";,,,ei,".,-,,E,,,"'1Sd,,f 3: 1.; will hold Orange Parade at AssAUL1' CHARGE-A potato

In Jenkins, Summerslde; A. Cotton.

Borden United Church Sunday picker from Sydney Mines. ap- . . B Oct. lfth. at 3 p.m. Member's peered in Police Court in Sum- ogl'l::lIO.tl-:ii:')ll::g Mr. Hogan, 36 lyear old veteran The .,,.wd,m upmud gm 9,, syrup be thick. Johannus. or M d meet at Borden Lodge rooms 2.30 me,-side wednggdgy on . elm-gs of World War , is -.-- i-ll pm... go .34 (mm the Mumme someone will get punch drunk). 2" leg," glagvaocgfsgr gr”; iuwtglgli.

R. MacCaull. Carleton:J.R. Mae- Lean. Souris; L.A. Burlelgh. Eller- sIle:.II. Meek, French River; C. J. Gallant. Bowlsn, PM Mac- Cauu. Ellerslie.

Following the afternoon business session the members adjourned to the Summerle. Restaurant where the annual banquet was held with the past president P.M. Maccaull acting as chairman.

GUEST SPEAKER

The guest speaker of the even- ing was Mr. Walter Shaw who in his address dealt with the serious problems facing the farmers of this Province. problems which he pointed out seriously affect the re- tail. merchants of Prince Edward Island.

He spoke of the regrettable ex- odus of young people to other provinces of Canada. Mr. Shaw dealt with the work beinl done by the Atlantic Provinces Economic Council and suggested that the matter of having a bl-anch.in.thla

But. in addition to all these blue-ribbon personalities. we need I good, down-to-earth hockey coach. and Windy fills the bill better than anyone we know in these parts.

We hope. too. that the up-and- coming boys who can't quite make the aces this year will be looked after by our hockey set-up. Last year they were travelling orphans, and did not get much chance to show their wares before the home fans until" the season was nearly over, We had hoped a league might have been formed with strictly home-brew aces competing against Freetown, Borden, Alber- t ion. O'Leary, etc. In addition to our league with Charlottetown. Playing two games a week in the bud, and we shall never know whether such a league would draw the fans into Civic Stadium or not. We're not saying that two island games a week is not a

Veterans Officer. and Supervisor of Employment at the Summer- slde office of the Unosn loylnent Insurance Cornlssion. w ere he has been employed for the past twelve years.

I-li-Y conference were somewhat higher than expected. and the members approved payment of 8l0.m to help the delegates pay

He has had considerable an- 1 Th: m'l':::'.:'d ng"th:'::g";,bE".l'

and Pmence i" "3'"l"d 'W”' "V" the duties of the various commit- t

lngl been pit-ominently acjtlve calls an ' 9”” '" " C ””dl " "' The delegates who attended the ;ggll'lt)sa11as hockey, Baseball. and Ctgnvegaoghgu in Maui.”

' , 0 ng we end den: :39 tg?”f,::)v'tlI;';;lh” h N." spoke on the activities there and of the Canadian on, and is "" "rnhm '”9nd9d- 75'? a put Druid”. M lummug were Lorraine Cameron, Barbara side Branch of the Legion. He Muuilnndc-r01Dunnlns.

is also president of the P..I. ALMA

N Le , d is t presi- nvy ague an a pas Mr. and Mrs. Ray Callbeck of

dent of the Summersldc

Club. and served as Director of Alherton. were guests of Mr. and Mrs. David Jeffery on Sunday,

the Summerslde Lobster Carnival. September 30. They were accom-

He is married to the former Mar- panled by Mrs. Callbeck's mother,

daughter, Mrs. Wallace Mat-Lead and Mr. MacLcod, Sackvllle, MB. 30

of assault occasioning actual bodily harm. The charge result- ed from an assault with a brok- en bottle against "Coke" Grady, a young Summerside man. which occurrred on Water Street near the bus stop. on Tuesday evening, in which Grady received three wounds in the neck and fore head. requiring 18 stitches. in court Grady declined to testify against the accused, who was then released from police cust- ody, and the case adjourned for one week. 8.

p.m. Ladies L. 0. B. A. cordially invited to attend.

"I wish to thank my friends and neighbours for cards and let- iers sent me while I was in the P. E. Island Hospital, also for their many acts of kindness while convalcscing at home. Edgar C. Dollll. Chelton."

FUNERAL SERVICE - The funeral of the late Mrs Mary Mac- Neill was held Tuesday morning to St. Paul's Church where Req- uiem Mass was celebrated by Rev Clair MacDonald while Rev. Fath- or Richard officiated at the inter mom in the church cemetery. The poll bearers were Edward Arsenault. Ted Poole Cecil Clow. Hubert Mscilevln. R. 1!. Phillips. Harry Crossman. The late Mrs. MacNeill, who was in her 77th year. died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. George Adams, East Street on Sunday following

Report Driver Slightly lniured

Charlie Macirellan of Carleton Siding suffered abrasionsto head and face when his automobile left the road and struck a drive-

ion Abbott of Malpequs. and they have one son.

During World War II he served overseas with the P.E.l. High-

- period of slllns health. She was way near ac-liluen store in P""'l"" '” ""'” A Md” ”,fd””"' landers and Cape Breton nlsh- M"' 3"?” 3'Y""- good idea. it will certainly provide the former Mary Maude Mac- Bedellua villa e. late Tuesday tdhl:i;nsc;l3:1oanBvl'e,iew l')1fv::moon)L1ll(lf lame". cu1i.d1;cln:x:I.h:ls:'l;h;:n:s;tCla;e- , M M wp,notch hockey mg the

fans should patronize it, but if the other league could be given a trial. it might prove succesful financially, and would certainly help to encourage the players who will be playing on future Bum- merside Hockey Clubs. have Just heard that Charles

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. I-lo n's a intment mlfnruu gfthe sgzzmnide am home of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Dun- stadluni was made at a short ""5 W34”: 3f-'Pi- 13- meeting of the Town Council on R"- Mr- Stephen Jeffery and Tuesday evening. His appointment - 50""! returned to their was the only item dealt with W mm” 1” c”"q""'l"- "-3-. After the Council meeting which was Wwdinl I itwjoeka visiting Mr. then adjourned until Thursday we "4 Mm Dlvid Jeffery and oth- nmsg er relatives in Aims and vicinity. Following is the text of the ro- Miss Caroll Barbour had her too- soulutlon approved by the council: '"' Nm0”d 0'1 Thllfldly in the "Whereas the Stadium Commit W090” Holllitli by Dr. Lsntz of

night. MacLel n was proceeding from sumrnsrslda and was the only occupant of the car at the time of thetaccident. After re- ceiving attention to his injuries which were of a minor nature. he was able to proceed to his home. The front of the car re- ceived considerable damage.

Gougan of rr'shtown. and wife of the late James MacNalll who pro deceased her 28 years ago. She had lived here for the past 8 years. Left to mourn are two daughters. Bertha, Mrs. George Adams, Summerside and Mrs. Mary Mugridga, Toronto; also two hrothll. Robert and Albert, both of Trooho. Alta.

eration.

fie dealt also to some extent with the matter of cooperative organisations and of the results obtained through their methods in bringing to a high level the egg and poultry business. the ho! Ind dairy industry in this province.

I-le spoke of conditions as he had found them while on a speak-

l'l'ii'ursday, Oct. 11, 1956 The Guardian. Page 15

LAUNCEING ICIIOOI. The is the report for

MISCOUCHE Lalinchin:-gulrcllool for the month

HLe'ooDesRoches returnedtoChar- ,1 5,, ote am after ha t the

Thanksgiving lrolillan: ll.” h(is- ,,:,:,"f',ff,fu,l.' g”"m,""" 5”" couche visiting relatives and GI...” vmg L Nah” um”.

friends. Ion. Mr. and lurs. John Small recent- Vggdepn;-I G"?! Chdlhl 1-

ly returned to their h in His- mcg, mg, ,,,,,,,,g ,p”::fu,e D”, Grade v. i. Norma 1. carat... several months visiting different 2' Emu” Mo"l”"' 3' u”U”O parts of Canada and United States. M3',,':;:"-N I V Y . . ernon ostm.

Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Do tte of Grade 111 Sr. 1. E le Powers. Halifax. are spending ucsleves-al 3 Gardiner. .1. weeks in Miscouche. visiting 3: Grade II! Jr. 1. Pat the home of Mrs. Doucette's pari- -Md Ilnrlorie Yoston ( ant-. ur. and am. William Psr- .,f'-d- 11 A, 1. Aubrey

. drade II B. l Doug G

ardiner Grade 1. 1. Carol Gardiner ' George Powers. ' 2' ! "cross in Senior 0 ad- es: Gerry Christian K per cteot. Rube” EVPFEIEG in Junior Grad- " Audrey MacDonald 95 per cent, Teacher: Anne Walker,

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John P. Deslfochea of Mk- couche. recently left for st. run- cls Xavier College, Arrtigonlah. N. fa; where he will resume his stud-

Tommy Gaudet of Miscouche. "CEBU! went to Ontario where he will be employed,

0" Tuesday. Oct. 2nd., mas Bowness directress of Red Ca-ogg showed films concerning Red Cross

:f:ll;k to the pupil, of Maria, And, KENSINGTON ' Wed. Thur. 7:15-0:15. Ala n Lndd. Brian Donisvy. William

Clri Costweli of Halifax was in Mlrcouche on Thursday 'octoner 4th. visiting at the home of Mr and M11 D. H. Gallant, Miscoucbe:

Friends of.Mrs, George Veno, Miscouche. will be glad to hear she has returned to her home in ms. f.0llCh0 Iii-Er having spent some Ime in the Prince County Hogpl.

Bendix. Barry Fitzgerald in a Itlrrins story of the gi-ea'e,.t 5,33 adventure avc fl'med with thrills galore in "TWO YE ARS BE. FORE THE MAST". Bank dr . ins Wed. at Fri. worth s5o.oo, W

tal where she received treatm-gm, 11:1 "W" W "M ROYAL ALGIER8 (AP) - A time bomb IORDEN

exploded in a bus near Algiers F''ld'Y- 3111111! nine Alserians and wounding a dozen. The explosion "9W1'l'9d While the bus was stop- Ped at a military checkpoint, The explosion occurred as reports reached here that eight French soldiers and la Algerian rebel; were slain in a clash just across the Tunisian border.

Wed. Thur 7:15-9:15; Mating.

Thur. azao. James Stewart, Jeff Cllllldler. Debra Piaget in a truly great movie with action. beauty, color. and a wonderful story of 3 white man's love for an Indian

girl its-"BROKEN ARROW” h Technicolor.

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in tour of Ontario where the re

lagers and the cooperative or-

ganisation": sit down together and I

eir p He said it would be a good idea he believed. for the retailers of this province to get together with those who are organised and dis- cuss their problems in the same way. flsipolnted out that retailers should always s member that the goods which go out of their stores should be of a quality that will bring the customer back to the