Corner Stone Ceremony At Hope R. Catholic Church

Observing the age-old ritual of the Catholic Church. -His Excellency Bishop McEachern, of the d i 0 c e s e of Charlottetown, yesterday morning laid the corner stone of the new St. Anne's Church at Hope River and solemnly de- dicated it to the service and honor and glory of God.

On this, his first official visit to the parish, he was welcomed by the parish priest, Rev. Father Dalton, who pledged the obedience and loyalty of the parishoners to His Excellency.

Assisted by members of the clergy. Bishop McEachern, after completing the ceremony of the laying of the corner stone and de- dication of the beautiful new edifice to God entered the church officially accompanied by the clergy and escorted by an honor guard of Fourth Degree Knights of Columbus of Bishop McEachern Assembly under the jurisdiction of Sir William MacMillan. master of the degree for Nova Scotia and Prince Edward island.

The Solmen High Mass was cele brated by Rev. Patrick Walsh with

' Rev. Father MacGuigan as d9":on

and Rev. Father Bolger as sub deacon. all three being native sons of Hope River.

The sermon for the occasion was

Thlekamokaitomburningpulp reportedlyutaiire

the west and of Water Street in Summerslde. scene of the fire was usedasanauxiliarydumplastfall and winter.

The heavy smoke caused several familiesinitspathtotenlpor ily

abandon their homes which suffered

in various degrees from smoke damage.

The fire was extinguished through the combined efforts of the Summerside Fire Department and a bull-dozer from Morrison and Macllae Ltd.

During the height of the smoke a traffic menace existed-on the highway in this area, and this, to- gether with the problem of protect- ing a number of children who un- wittingly endangered their lives by trying to walk or run through the wide column of smoke created a problem for police. The traffic pro- blem was solved in a unique way

Smoke Menace From Pulp Wood Peelings Fire In S'side, During Saturday

by the arrival of Sony Hueatia of ,

Bumlnerside with s "waikie-talkie" radio unit which was left with a companion on one side of the smoke while his car containing a two-way radio was stationed on the other side of the smoke to work in conjunction with the "walkie- talkie" unit to regulate the flow of traffic so that vehicles were mov- ing ln only one direction through the smoke at any one time.

A' short while after returning from the fire at the dump, the Summerside Fire Department re- sponded to their second call after a lull of several weeks without any fire alarms having been sounded.

This time it was a shed in the yard of George Coyle on North M a r k e t Street which became ignited from garbage near the shed which had, in some manner. blazed up.

There was some fire damage to the side of ,the shed. but the blaze was quickly brought under control when the firemen arrived.

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islanders

Robert Chandler. Sr.. secretary-treasurer Only newcomer to the slate is Mr. Perlesky.

The Hawks, whose franchise was operated last winter by M. M. Balg. are apparently without a sponsor now. Mr. Balg ammun- ced his retirement several week- ago, saying he would turn ove the franchise and any equlpmen owned by the Hawks to any part; interested in taking over.

Moncton.

Baseball Results

Sullivan and White. W-Sullivan. L - Keegan. HRS: Chi-Nieman; Bose-Zanchin. Chicago

Boston 000 000 200- 2 ll 1 Johnson. Howell (7) and Lollar; Parnell (7) Brodowski (8) and White. W. Johnson; L. Susce bos-White. First Detroit 042 000 020-8 15 0 Washington 000000000 0 4 1

Hoeft, Stubbs (9! and Wilson; Schmitz. Stone (4) and FitzGerald: W-Hoeft; L-Schmitz.

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Alberton

Cst. George Cass, a former member of Alberion detachment of the R. C. M. Police and now stationed in Winnipeg, Manitoba, visited friends in Alberton on Sat- urday.

Mr. and Mrs. Hudson Pridham returned to their home at Mont- rose on Saturday from a week's motor trip to mainland points. In Fredericton 'they were guests of fllr. Pridllam's hrolhcr. Mr. Frank Priclham. At flillncinn they visited another brolher. Mr. Bcrt Prid- am.

Mr. Byron Weeks and Mr. Lloyd Oliver. left Alberton on Saturday for Goose Bay, Labrador. where they will be employed.

Cst. C. E. Walpur of the Alber- ton detachment of the R. C, M, P.. accompanied by his family, is spending an annual leave in Char- lottetown and Somerville, Mass.

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NEW TASK FORCE

PARIS lReuierslaAboui 5,000 United Slates troops will form a new NATO task force to be sta- tioned in north Italy. Sulircmc

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it .;., .. M. Moase -Campbell Wedding

Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Franc-islnlan was Mr. Willard Thompson. llloase are shown above. after their The bride uas dresscdvin a char- pretty wedding at SI. Mark's An--mal LIHEV Suit WI”! WW9 399959 wean church, Kensingion. which mrlcs and Corsage of yellow sweet- mnk place 3; mo gicimvk, Au;1.l0,lhoari roses. The matron of honour 1955. The bride is the former li.liss,wrlrc ll powder blue suit with pink Thelma Laura Bell Campbell. ar('r'ss0ries and corsagc of pink daughter of Mr and Mrs. Lorne :.lrcclllcai'l roses

Campbell. Sea View. The groom A reception was hold at the home is the son of Mr, and Mrs. John of Mr. and Mrs. Weldon DUEEBH. Moase. New Annan. French River. an aunt ard uncle The Rev Mr. lngraham peri'orm- of the hrli'lP. The happy couple left ed the ceremony. The bride waslnn a mnlnr 1l"P lllmllgll "19 attended by Mrs. Willard Thunlllv Malillinw P"””""”

son, sister of the groom. The bestl

New Constitution Ofiered To Cyprus .

LONDON. (APJ-Bllllalll todayl ed land. lleadquarlers of Britain 5 "(rel-ed Cyprus a new cullsiitllv Middle East cummalld. (ion giving the Mediterraneall ls- Macmillan s proposals wfefre land's 500.000 residents more sell-l placed before a conference 0 not- rule and the prospect of scli-(ie- eixzn mlnlsicrs of the three a led termination in the future. l countries who have been meeting The movc. announced by For-; here for the last nine days.

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Monday. Sept. 12, 1955 The Guardian Page 11

LORD MAYOR IN HOLLAND

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Surnmersldl

deliv ed 1; m, n , -M ' Detroit 000 000 000-1: 4 o lleadrluarters. Allied Powers. Eu- . , , . . . d d ,h , g p. Above Maurlcc Millts Men's Wear Murpehry of Slilurls whiivexiehldiduhii Washington 000 000 001-1 14 i love announced Saturday. Most of :'SII.':1n:(;cdret.-dials! !l)lr3era(;(l(laWlSdt:' l r":yl;:L:i5l:l: K! m acmgse V PHONE 35” congratulations to Father Dalton cLmiy andF1lltm(l:.Se: lIilbtll:lllalhy' and lllll1ellStnf)t?lPlf'lelll,)l'" sliiltiolilreatiwninhvillig among Britain Greece and Tur- its own political future in a reas- 'CCC"T”:t" m ””" d )3 f 3h 1 11 :1; our ney, z era . . . ' ., ' p . - :M 2L'm.ii:.'.2..”3?3.”.'..52i,5 ”" ' mo Amer-can zone or Austr-m B nh'x.-rh"'t,3H:........--. p,RoYAL.,., PHYSICIANS Ml:ns1ignortMurphy ddellvere: : galrltgas City 333 my 031-4 12 ; l""""Tj or, P 'iwri M.-wnoiimgp, mos eoquen sermon uring w ic 8 more 300 3 "MAC 130 . 'i , N ' . Physl l - S he traced the history of the parish Craddock. R. Shants (Bi and W. Now at Clgpmsn-I-l':,e:J;('5l,Emey BURDEN Water slifpi, Sniiilileliigide during the past 112 years. Shantz;dZug'el'iltlllIk. (3: M03: shle. , Mon. - TIIPS. ll.30 p.m. Phone 7032 He recalled that during that time (3) 3'1 m - an " The problem of juvenile delin- "FARMER TAKES A WWE" ' ' ' i th lhhd ft (Moore. - H g . e Sirrhl Bett,Cabl.Dl.Ro- In the above picture Bishop J.A. can be seen witnessinl the cere- losesegariiy lire mgdll uli-grimunllllz Kansas City 000 000 011-4 9 0 g:;:fy,,e:3fgS;"?o,,:?f”,l,: s.,"ff::i 4 H club Memb " bl-..rtsnng and Yflltzlrlnlenltlzrf PholO9"apl'e” . ilacliachern can be seen laying mony. Thetliievil ctlkllrchmifs elemellitlltsl. hFour hchurches and the l31;llulm01'eKe"nel:10(gmaggxxgtrah? M-G-M's powerful firm "Black- Ham P',i"ce county Also Serial and News THE READ STUDIO me iumir Wino "liltclile ilieeglisrihesnweiepdestroyed by ggiims lllewogzil l)aednl.l,l?fei.ll1l Iladl Lopalnellvight (9) and Smith. w.' .'f.fl:;':reJ""K1e- at the Capital 0. w. SEARS of Si .-nncs W V 1 p - . will hold a ---we W , , Kume. 3 ed h - ycslerday at 9.10 a.m. In the top fire , F" Lab. God stood on the hill to stand as a 1-Oplt 1- as on t e sensational b,s;., v'"""'"”"”'""'"”"”9"'"”” ””""' .'" EZ".".i'.'-"it ”.l2:.”.?fl.l2:'f.2L2:.':' mm W" if."”:..'.1?Xfl.i.l..E&:':."2.?::i;i"d "rustic SPEAKING CONTEST CAPITOL SIIMMERSIDE E 1d d Mary Damn" 0' of the parish priest Rev. Father First l 2 Glenn Ford, Anne Francis, Louis i th ' mark in Dalton. B klyn 000 000 000-0 Calhe d M II - 0 Wesiem Guafcllan Bradalbm were recent 8'1"" 0' At the conclusion of the Mm, ci?i......u ozl ooo sax-9 9 o olczurrenzilis . ferillisrtii iiliiiil 3: TODAY (Mon. - TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY v P

Misses Penny Griffin and Kemmlc MacGregor, Burton.

dinner was served in the large Podres, Bessent (7) Templeton basement of the church by the (I) and Campanella; Klippstein ladies of the parish. S. and Burgess. W-Klippsteln, L-

mislng and relentlessly gripping 8i0l'Y of a young teacher whose career, marriage and very life are

Baptist Church Hall. Summerside

Shows: Evening 7:15-9:15; Matinee Tuesday 3:30

Rl:l(il'l..lli MONDAY NIGHT dance lrlshlown Hall. Music by

ily of Burton in the death of their

Erwin Dc-nzllan and Sunshine boys. Sympathy of the commulnity is Podr". HR: cmgmuuewm, flu-e.tened by the tegmnge gun? TOIIIOITOW. TllOSdGy. SEPT. Door Priic. esititendetd :oTrMr.t lLndOl'lgrs..n:n;;I;ny . . 3,-ookiyn ooo 200 001-8 10 sters who make a mockery of his COME TO CHICKEN and ham 9"" 0 en 0 ' " GCIICIIF-PIIIHIPS C""l''"”" 000 0” M4 9 0 d""'”'" l" ' "'"'”'”"”" V”"' Al 8330 " M" D's'T'

Koufax. Lablne (7) Craig (8) and tlonal school.

'"pl""l 5' Eleanors Ham Tuesday lmant 5"” C ella- Gross Freeman (6) Glenn Ford 1 Bi h ' ' l d b the Provincial De- s . 13th b ' ning at 4.30 o'clock. e ml” - - , g P "Y5 0 ard Dadler This event is sponsore y - ' Allin of Scflggl. Admission 51-99 Mrs. Ethel Lacey of Boston. n C and Burgess. W-Gross, L-Kou who finds the enthusiasm and laellt partment of Agriculture in Summerside, with spec-

fax. HR: Bkn-Furillo. ism with which he begins his first

Children 50 cents. Mass.. is visiting her mother. Mrs.

-V” Glllani "4 14" Phil"?! New York ooo oos aoo-5 s 1 teaching iobturnin to a It in th ' ' i b the educational committee 1-: t M cGreg 1-, Burton. an 11 d d bl H - 3 5 " ' ial prices bemil SW9" -V , . ENGAGEMENT- Mr. and Mrs. mm a O shgepelqitle ily 5ei3a:ln2"nei'rnii.1'.T. Chm” 100 m on 7 13 l M" of the hmum comm" ml of the Summerside C0-operative Association Ltd-

Monzant. Giel (4) Wilhelm (6) Grissom (7) Beam (8) and Kati; Hacker. Perkowski (7) and Cllitl. W-Perkowski. L-Grissom. Hits: NY-Mays; Chi-Banks.

brutality he encounters from his students.

When taunts. lnsolence and dis- obedience fall to break their teach- er, the classroom hoodlums, led by

Frederic Jeffrey. Borden. announce the engagement of their only daugh- ter, Constance Georgina to Joseph lesier Perry (Toronto) son of Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Perry. Tig-

Mrs. Melvin MacGregor. Burton. has resumed her duties as teacher of Burton School.

and George Watson of Kensington in the final round three games to

two. High points for a single game

This contest is open to the public as an educa- tional feature.

Haliburton School opened Aug.

went to Phillip! Will! 35, who also 13 o 3 I11, I d 4:rmm-mj" V ' Q 1; 1 , 0 t. p . (fl , Pmlbllrih 003 101 1004 W0 3 Cl CPI. Artie West and ' lf.:l...i;:::.";:.:.::.. ” .'."'.:..i2l?"” t " :::..:":. "W" ”' - r---- on we we 9 I the bum Ne-m G----v Mu--.

FUNERAL SATURDAY - The

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Perry.

All club membe . taking part in the singles tournament are asked

Llttlefield and Atwell; Flowers. Jackson (Bi and Burhrink. Sarni

try stronger methods, bud Dadler does not resign even when he comes

Attention 0'Leary Ami Vicinity

' may ttended rune,-31 of the M in 1d, - -Q to 3 to m I b W (91. W-Jackson. l-lRs: StLeVir- close to being killed in an alley , I zit Mr: Mary Eugenie Gallant "V3 liehe wllifenlg.” 0" ur n 30:91"? It cos: :2? ednudny dog; Btoyer. Qgxagggltigtnftczngn il:ia;:i:B. p:1l'I:9. The 0'Leary 4-H Calf Club are holding their summerside was held on Sat- I”! - 11- Ad on um, .. 5., pm-. c,,.,,c;, 1.. 5...... The mm mm, 0, M,” mm, Philadelphia aoo olo ooo-4 10 2 pen letters accusing him of infldel- Achievement Day at the farml Of galph d ggzsthe . .. mmide Wm, 5e,.,,.1c, at the church Howard. cape Wolfe, are mm. to Milwaukee 000 000 oos-5 8 I ity with a woman teacher in the Wednesday, Sept. 14th at p.m. ome an M.c,.M-5

Softball Finals

conducted by Rev. Father LeClair. Wehmeler Ind Lonnie: Burdette. ::ho;i!l,.ogaedlel- is ready to throw in results of their yea;-'5 work and the judging of their C .

learn of her illness and wish for

BLACKBOARD JUNGLE”

Ind Rev. Father MacLeod officlat- a Paine (5) Jolly (8) Johnson (D) calves lng at the an e. P ll bearers were 11 ; d - , and Cr d " W ' i H31 ' . . . Harold Galldvet. iienry Gallant. ililr; s.Elel)eer)l' Ftoseville. g Mil-Cl-andall. There will also be special speakers, sports, for

Ernest Gander, Arthur Amnauig, Philadelphia ooo ooo 001- 1 o 3 (Rochester leads best-of-seven tune telling, weight guessing and canteen. Films and

The Sunshine lsland Dairy and

recently visited her parents Mr. . 9 I i I Philip on t, a an d D - .1 , ,1 l. ff , 1 . ii. n.c.A.F. in u. 1, Milwaukee soo ooo 33x-9 12 0 series 2-1) th ,. ntermnment in the evemng, -M ttile. lnli-riiienlniiias inmsutll Pllulllls 22..yl."” mp GH 1" Gen chine series for itliylsii-iililmgottbill nosovln. Miller (ll Negray (5) Toronto loo ooo ooo 1-2 s 1 ” 91,3" for young and old. 4” ml':l5'lm'5 W-"E" "'9l"1"'l.'!”.3 Cfmeivry title this evening at Memorial Field. Meyer (7) Lovensuth W and H"”" 010 009000 0-1 5 1 PLEASE NOTE i'lSlTlNG N. s. e Rev. Lewis Mrs. Bennett Howard. Glen- The Dairy will have Ceo Ballem. Smlnlckv 1-01”" ""3 Rthlnm” 3'” C”"'”"' m "d G'""'" -' '-

L- Scantlebury and Noble. W-Crhn- lan. HR: Tor, Goliat.

(Toronto leads best-of-seven I-1) MORE

and Crandall. Rice (0).

Rogovin. lunday Mon eal at Rochest , ppd rain

M. lllurray. B. A., B. D., Minister oi Kenslngton United Church was in Halifax last week attending the isll school for M in late r s. On

garry. has accepted the position who beat the airmen in his first as teacher of Knutsfard School. outing, on the mound. and the -C.

This picture is not recommended for R. Flyers will likely counter with their '

children under l4 years of ego.

m sea N0l'lnunHlIl:N5.w

9!day he att nded th f mal line 3 O - -

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