1, 1953 THE WESTERN GUARDIAN

PRINCE COUNTY OFFICE 3 Summer Street, Sununerelde. Phone 3031. gem, subscriptions. Advertising Representatives GEORGE CLOW and GEORGE WOTTON House Phones: 803! and 8038. The Guardian may be bought at any or the following stores in Blurnniereldei wanton, summer Street: Gourlies, Drugstore, 21 "Central Street: " , News-stand. Water Street; Mark Gsudet. 87 Grenville ltroet; cu: noucette'e Groce ,, Second 8 t; Islenrl Motor Transport, Wm, Sn-eel; Vince's Grocery. I20 uuell Street: EIuIun'r Self- service Dnrg shore; Fred's Grocery, Convent street. ILL Wllto In Kensington. WEST PRINCE OFFICE Albertoni Frank Weeks, Bepreeentutin. Phone: 68-! Office and 53-3 Holst.

Ac; CREAM and vegetable -N0. 1 HARD red brick obtain- P, obtainable at Braoels. able at Bruce's.

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4-iivuap FLOWER. seen -001: srom: will be closed all gas now ready. REY Clark. 35 day Tuesday, Coronation Day. com Street. Sheldon Dixon, North Tryon.

"4511. BOARD and insulated gm. guy the right. kind at

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-FREETOWN HALL. 8:45 p.m. Friday, June 5th. Hamilton will present one-act play. specialties, --- and minstrel show.

,guy HEIIEING and mackerel M. ",.me, rope, and all fishing

ppnes at Brace 's.

-WOVEN NETTING and fen- cing, all kinds. Order now at Brace's.

-51-jlslis. We still have limited ua,.,m.- grass seeds. Phone us Will” mar ill(l.lj.'. Kensington Feed Ser-, ice. Phone Iifi-2.

--FRESH Portland cement. one bag or one carload obtainable at Brnce's. .

Personals

Airs Stanley Sexton with her Maren, Ann and Paul, returned

Sport Echoes

Moncton Wednesday after at- rding the graduation of her rather. Robert Croken at S.D.U. 5 Moiitlay.

,l.iis.s Clara Croken. me crmvenl, spent last. week- d with her parents, 'Mr. and 1,, C W. croken, Emerald.

. oui Council ire Program

-The Svimmerside Scout Coun- ii the program for Coronation ay has been completed and will .. presented at 9.00 pm. in a sec- ion of Queen Elizabeth Park. All cout, Guido, Cub, and Brownie roups iltllll out of town are cor- ially invited to join in the camp re circle and take part in the rogram. At 9.30 pm. the beacon ill be lit as per instructions from minion Scout Headquarters and he council fire will end at about .15 pm.

All Scouts and Cubs taking part . the parade will be at the Legion cm by 12.45 and in uniform. All

outs and Cuba entering the rts events will be at the track t 3.15 pm.

It is recommended that all at- ding the council fire program aka a blanket with them as the reulng can be quite cool.

Parents wishing to locate their -u following the council fire should instruct them to go to the ummerside Scout Hall, near Queen Elizabeth Park.

All Summerside Scout, Guide, Cub and Brownie groups will as- Iemble tonight, Monday evening, it 7.00 pm. at Queen Elizabeth Park to make final arrangements for the council fire.

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0'ieary coronation llay. ceremonies

2:30 pm. parade forms up at Athletic Field. proceeding to Ver- un Theatre for program present- ed by school children of the various lstricts.

4:00, Her Majesty's address.

7:30. Mammoth parade forming i the village square, proceeding to lie Athletic Grounds. Composed of 0L.eiry Caiindian Legion. Boy Scouts, and Cubs, and school children. Prngram- includes Scout lifire. speeclies by officials, mus-

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From Prince county

George's Craig were the main topic of conversation among soft- ball fans last. week. Most fans seemed to have the idea that Andy's Aces were the bluebloods of the Summerside Ladies' Softball League this year. Especially so after they had started out so well against. the Airforce Daks. But Mark Delaney and Laysh Schm- man led their red-clad gorgeous gals into the fray against the

Clark-Peters smoothies, and showed-

littie respect for the opinion oi sports writers and fans by pasting the Aces with a 9-6 defeat.

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We had lauded the Gibson-Rot ers keystone combination to the skies, and still think well of them. But. Wanda Chappell and Mari. Mlmee, second base and short stop respectively of George's Gals out- played them in the first clash be- tween the two teams. There should be very keen rivalry between these pairs as the season advances.

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It looks as if Andy's Aces may have to dig up some pitching me- ierial. Right now they seem to have only one ilinger, Marie Peters, and Marie is showing definite signs of being overworked on the mound. She started with a masterful per- iormance, but has been going down hill ever since. The Gals seem to be depending too much on one pitcher also. This policy of using only one hurier is a poor one, we think. For one thing, you need a relief pitcher to come to the rescue at times, for there is nothing more demoralizing to a pitcher's confidence than to stick out there and take a. thorough pasting without relief.

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Present standing of the summer- side Ladies' Softball League: Andryls Aces, won 2. lost. 1: George's Gals. won 2, lost 1; Better Halves. won 1, lost 2; Daks, won 1, lost 2. Mark Delaney says his gorgeous gals are the team to beat this year. Could be, Mark, but. their names will have to be changed to "Orphans" if the umpires keep throwing their coaches out of the game. 8chur- man and Delaney. hustling coaches both, are the "Durocher" type. They sometimes forget to be polite to umpires.

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Ross Armstrong continues to be the No. 1 softball pitcher in Prince

Oil Production In Alberiillp

-EOMONIDN. (GP)--Crude oil production in Alberta for the first three months of 1053 was up 8,- 708.68! barrels over the same per- iod in I952. 9. record year. .

The Petroleum and Natural Gas Conservation Board, in its March report. said Saturday that produc- tion for the three-month period totalled 14,207,079 barrels com- pared with 10,503,441 for the same 1962 interval.

Eighty-eight more oil wells were bfollxht in during March compared with 89 in the same period last year. At the end of March this year Alberta has 3,892 oil wells operat- ing or capable oi operations, and increase of 952 in a year.

Tignish coronation liay Observance

-Program for Tignish on Corn- nation Day:

9.00 o'clock -- High Mass at Church of St. Simon and St. Jude,

church, composed of four men ini

uniform on horseback, servicemen, followed by a float with eleven girls, one to represent Canada,and 10 representing the provinces of Canada, Boy Scouts, and Cubs. Girl Guides, members of the CW. League, citizens and automobiles. 10.45-Canadian Legion Commu- nity Centre. Opening remarks by Hector Buote, flag salute, ”O Can- ada" sung by school childrenl, Speeches. Vocal selections by thel Children of Mary and the Girlsil Choir. Musical selections by the Tignish Orchestra.

2.30 p.m.-Ball game and sports.

0.00-Bon fire and fireworks dis-: play. Program by Tignish Boy Scouts and school children.

Alhcrton coronation Day ceremonies

7:30 p.m. parade forms up at. Masonic Hall marches through! town to Memorial Field. composed of Mayor, councillors, clergy, Leg-. ion, fire brigade, Boy Scouts and Cuba, and school children from Al- berton and surrounding districts.

7:45, opening celebrations include. singing of 0 Canada, addresses by public officials, scout bonfire and ceremony of scouts taking oath oi allegiance. Musical numbers and community sing-song.

8:45, fireworks display.

in there. and then come up with E. deceptive change of pace that had the Kinkora boys swinging Indian clubs all evening in their game against the Goats. 0 O O

Rumor has it that Johnnie car- roll is going to try to change Vance Harris into a pitcher. We never saw Vance toe the slab, but they say he has speed. a world of stuff, and lacks only control. "only con- trol", did we say? Brother, that's one little item a pitcher can't get along without. But Vance might make the grade with a lot of pat- ience and hard work.

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The baseball season is Just a- round the corner. Starting June 1, there will be five or six games ev- ery week. Night games will be in- troduced in Charlottetown for the first time in the baseball history of Prince Edward Island.

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We learned with much regret of the drowning of Ernest ”Nooner" Deighsn in the North West. We remember "" " as a friendly, fun-loving boy who was better than average in sports, particularly hoc-

County, and very probably on Prince Edward Island. It was A

key. We extend sympathy to his bereaved family.

ical selections, 9:00. firework; display.

it aih In S'side ' Mr. lioihewiii

UTUPTP Passed away at Sum- :rs!lde yesterday. May 31, Roy p It'll. in his 56th year following Ewlllflhlt Illness. The late Mr.

has the son of the late

'”- anti Mrs. Freeman Hewitt of

TUESDAY, JUNE 2 and

Women's Institutes of

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Tryon, Tryon, De Sable, Kelly's Cross, and Crapaud, present their outstanding talent in plays, dancing, musi- cal numbers (vocal and instrumental), elocution, and other specialties. Program varies each night.

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3 '

Victoria, Hampton, North

W” ””"i-limo. Left to mourn cf Passing is his wife. nee Lena lypxhtv 0'19 daughter Anna, Mrs. Rm" Rntld. Charlottetown; one rol-):."l.s.illir(ipn of Gait, Ontario; two em. N: SIIUY and Eric of Am- lT2'l'miUnPr1l will he held today 5 U; I'll-m. from the Lower Mon- 15” -""''d Church. Interment

be in th ..mmr-V. e Lower Montague

lberi A. Gay

vited to attend June 2nd, at 3:00 p.m.

NOTICE I

All members of the Canadian Legion, No. 9, and veterans of Kensington and surrounding areas are in- the coronation parade, Kensington,

Please attend and make this a real parade.

ies Al S;side ,-

n"" death occurred in Bum- yld; on Saturday of:Aibert A. p wnmhct late Mr. Guy was born Wm ow Valley in 1074, son of M Lh - and Flora. Gay. He ,, U S9 Elrly part of his life t 3 - A.. returning to Hebron, "sh-knnd later moving to sum-

B W105 his widow, the former

enla C - , r . r;:.::.:.r"m;:r mm i inomgo: William, 'in war. Dorie my - Gene mason

, I and Vernon. in ,,,?:r5lid9- Also by one brother The -fun Washington. Dc. thongrnl will be held today mo Omnton Funeral Home ma kl-I-mh with the service can- , "Mug EV. Daniel Msthleson. my will be in the People's

Grand Reopening

MONDAY, JUNE let - STABLITE DRIVE-IN THEATRE

"LULLAIIY or BROADWAY" (In Teahnloolor)

Also shorts and Cartoon

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liensingion Coronation Day Celebrations

3.00 P.M.-Monster parade under the direction of the Reserve Army. Parade will leave from Kensington athletic field to Summersidc Road, thence to Margate Road, pass the Town Hall, then left on Commer- cial Street, turn left. on Broadway Avenue then proceed to the ath- letic field to hear the Queen's broadcast.

4,00 P.M.-Open air broadcast of Her Royal Highness Queen Eliza- beth's speech.

4.15 P.M.-His Worship Mayor Darrach will address the gather- ing. He will also present the head- quarters squadron award to the, school group which is the iuostl gaily decorated. 27 schools havcl, been invited to attend. 3

4.30 P.M.-The Kensington Ath-l letic Association will hold organ-1 ized sports for the children witlii all districts competing for awards.i

6.30 P.M.-Time has been allot- ted tor meals. tcanteens will be:

supplied by the Ladies Community

conducted by Rev. J. A. MacDon- CW”- ald, 13,12, 9,00 P.M.-Mass display of fire-1 l0.l5 - Parade forming up atj W0Tk5v L

9.30 P.M.-The lighting of ahuge bonnre by the Scouts. Guides and Brownies. Open air campfire meet- ing.

10.30 PM.-Street dancing Commercial Street.

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p.m.-Parade will form up

nue with school children in front, facing the park.

p.m.-Parade move: off from Legion Home.

on Summer Street and Beatty Ave- Color

party and band will take positions in front of flag staff.

Address: Ven. Archdeacon G. R. Harrison.

Unveiling by pupil

from High School and St. Mary's Academy. Dedication pray-

er: fly-past.

p.m.-Band selections. p.m .-0 Canada. Remar Rule Britannia. Addres God Save The Queen.

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p.m.-Track and Field M cue Baseball Game, p.m.-Boy Scout Council p.m.-Lighting of Beacon.

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Majesty Queen Elizabeth II and of the Duke of Edinburgh. This display. impressive in its dignified siniplicity, has received much fav- orable comment from the general public.

On display in the Western Guar- dian office, with pictures of Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip, is a charming replica of the royal coach, complete with eight Wind- sor izreys.

Of special interest in a display of Wide variety to be seen at C.

Archdeacon Harrison.

Flag raised. Royal salute and

ks by His Worship, Mayor Wedge. s by the Hon. W. E. Darby, Q.C.

p.m.--Track and Field Meet, Tennis.

eet continues. Tennis, Island Lea-

Little League Game, Softball Bame.

Fire Program.

p.m.-Fireworks display commence at Queen Elizabeth Park.

the Tennis Courts.

R. S. Leard's store is e pasteboardi model of Wegtminster Abbey and another of the royal coach. 5 By their efforts in providing) 'suitable and pleasing patriotic de- corations. the business men and women of the town have formed 5 setting which assists citizens to enter into the spirit of this signif- icant. occasion in the life of the

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Queen. Particularly attractive are the windows in I-I.D. Corbett's store. Against a background of royal purple and gold, with royal

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All teenage groups are invited to take part in the Kensington Coronation Day celebration parade. Par- ade leaves from Athletic Field at 3:00 p.m. Contact Leaman Caseley for further information.

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