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Eamon and Vleinih Mrs. CharlesTlr'oat, Springhill.

was visiting relatives in Bnmore on Saturday afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Enman and family were visiting Mr. and Mrs. R. Enman on Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Coulson and daughter Sharon. Bulnmerside, are spending some days in Victoria West. s

Mr. James Noye, MacNeil's Mills. was visiting his father, Mr. mu- lace Noye on Sunday afternoon.

Mrs. Gordon MacArthur spent the weekend in North Enmore, a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Roland Bry- ant.

Mrs. Edwin Dawson, Poplar Grove, was a recent visitor at the home of her brother, Mr. Gordon Noye and other relatives.

Sincere sympathy is extended to Mrs. Allison Raynor in the death of her mother, Mrs. A.E. Wilkin- son, which took place in the Prince County Hospital on Feb. 19th.

The United Ladies Aid met for their February meeting at the home of Mrs. Alex Ford. A large number of members and visitors were pres- cnt.

Reverend George Cunningham, Aiberton, conducted service in the Presbyterian Church, Victoria Well: on Sunday afternoon.

-- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph stock- well. Stamford, Conn. are visiting

parents, Mr. and Mrs. Maior Nays. Their daughter. Mrs. Ross Scho-

field: from Nova Scotia accompan- g

led her parents home.

The many friends of Miss Mamie Stewart. North Bnmore, regret to hear that she is a patient in the O'Leary Hospital. All loin in wish- ing her a quick return to her usual good health.

Mrs. Dr. Davies and Mr. Carlysle Wilkinson, U.S.A.. and Mr. and Mrs. John Wilkinson. Sydney. N.S. were recent guests of their sister and brother-in-low. Mr. and Mrs. Allison Raynor.

Miss Joyce Macxay and -Mr. Allan Weber, Summerside, were re- cent vlsiters in this vicinity. These young people conducted Sunday School in Enmore School during the summer and fall months. Their pupils were pleased to see them again.

A most enjoyable evening was spent at the Mount Pleasant rink on Tuesday. Feb. 20th. when an Ice Carnival was held in aid of the Stewart Memorial Health Centre, Tyne Valley. A large crowd was in attendance and many were in cos- tume. Two clowrls were also pres- ent and added greatly to the en- tertainmcnt. Among the costumes were the Pied Piper, Robin Hood. witches, ltabblts, Old Chums. Mam- my & Pappy Yokum, Spring, Spud Island, the Gay Ninetys, Rastus, Aunt Jemima, Valentine, Cowboy and his bride, and many others. Prizes were given to the winning contestants. Lunch was served and home made candy was on sale. A sale of piss also took place and a substantial sum of money was real- ized.

at the home of Mrs. Btcckwcll'a

SNOTICE

T0 BORDEN AND SURROUNDING DISTRICT . In case of fire outside the Town of Borden limits, it will be useless to call the Borden Fire Department,

for taking the equipment outside the Town limits would violate the Town's agreement with the Cana- dian National Railways, whose property we are com- pelled to protect at all times, in case of fire. Signed:

mviN

G MMDONALD,

Chairman, Fire Committee, Borden, P. E. I.

NOTICE

We are interviewing applicants for the following posi- tlons:- bookkeeper cashiers, stock room man, fruit man, stock boys (ages 16 to 21),

driver.

butchers, truck

Mr. Rod MacNevin will be at the new Co-op Super-

Market on Monday, March 5th

4.00 p.m.

from 1.30 p.m. until

and yicinify

-Mrs. Lester Yeo, summanidc. is spending a few days in Mount Pleasant at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ancil Bsllum.

Friends of Mrs. Richard Cotton will be sorry to learn she is con- nned to her bed through iilnou.

Mr. Eric Ladner . Summer-side. spent the week end at his home. here.

Friends of Mr. and Mrs. William Wilson will be sorry to learn their baby has entered the Prince County Hospital for treatment.

Mrs. Turner Moore. Northam, was a visitor at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Allison Williams during the week.

Mr. John W. Ellis, Otbeary, spent

a few days at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Claude MacArthur recently.

Mr. Ray Milmhy visited O'Deary during the week. and made the trip with horse and wagon. some- thing unusual for February driv- ing.

Mr. Robert Morrison, Conway. was a recent visitor at the home of his sister Mrs. Ancil Ballum.

Sympathy of this community is extended to Mrs. Allison Raynor. Enmore, in the passing of her mother.

Friends of Mr. Alphieus Ramsay will regret to know he is ill at his home. and trust he may soon be restored to his usual health.

Mrs. Lottie Bl-ydges has return- ed to her home in Inverness, after mending a few days at the home of her sister Mrs. Roderick Mac- Lead.

Mrs. E. R. Pyke and children, Borden, spent a few days in Mt. Pleasant during the week with relatives and friends.

Congratulations and best wishes are extended to Frank MacKin- non and Carmen MacLeod whose marriage took place recently in St. Stephen. N. B.

I

A large crowd attended the Carnival Tuesday evening in the Mount Pleasant rink. The many different costumes afforde much laughter. Proceeds of the vening go to the Stewart Memorial Health center.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Siuckwell of Stamford. Conn.. and former residents of Mt. Pleasant are spending a while with Mrs. Stock- well's parents Mr. and Mrs. Major Noye. Enmore. Mrs. Ross schofield. Annapolis Valley accompanied her

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parents to the Island for a brief visit.

-tentiofi of those responsible

OLTHE GUARDlAN.j

- l.ct's Talk It over

A Prince County Viewpoint

. Juvenile delinquency seems to be growing into quite a sizable prob- lem in Summerside. Reports in- dicate that there is an unpreced- ented petty crime wave smug iuvenlles in our town. Consequent- ly, the lack of a suitable detention home for juveniles convicted of crime in Prince Edward Island is causing some concern to our Judic- ial heads. The practice has been to send our erring youth to a mainland institution but the attit- ude of the mainland authorities

discourages ” uation of this procedure.

0 I 0 Well. the establishment of a

home of correction on Prime Bd- ward lsland for Juvenile delinq- uents is doubtless a pressing need and should receive the early at- Ev- ery Province should live up to its

lstatus as a Province by standing

on its own feet in such matters. 0 0 0

It must not be forgotten. how- ever, that a far greater problem lies behind this juvenile crime -wave than the establishment of a suitable reform school. "Prevention is better than cure" was never more surely borne out than it is in the problem of juvenile delinq- uency. It is doubtful anyway if homes of correction will cure de- llnquents any more than wheel chairs will cure arthritis. Both the reformatory and the wheel chair are sometimes absolute necessities but we must look further for ef- fective methods of fighting the diseases.

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A boy has been defined by some- body as a "complicated mechanism of bones and muscles capable of all things except rest". They must be active all the time. They must have pursuits and projects upon which to exercise their keyed-up enthusiasms. If desirable outlets are not available to absorb their energies, they may drift into un- desirable channels of endeavour.

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The Town of Summerside. or rather the citizens of Summer.-lide, do offer attractive activities for the youth of our town. The Y's Men in their sponsorship of the Boy scouts are doing a fine work among the boys. We doubt if you will find any juvenile delinquents among boys who are active. or have been active in Boy Scout work. The work of the summer- side Kinsmen among boys in the realm of sports is well known. They have contributed much in the last four or five years to help combat juvenile delinquency. The air cadet movement is another worthwhile activity that is flourishing here.

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In spite of the splendid work of these organizations, however, Sum- merside lacks some of the facilities for youth welfare found in most towns of its size. We have no gymnasium; we have no basket-

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ball court: we have an indoorfink. but it's deorepitude and Sonora!!! unuvoury character is almost

one. involving parental control. tary tendenolespate. ft is generally agreed. however. that a community centre wisely supervis- ed and containing faculties to en- courage youth in. 'cipation in sports helps the over-all picture of juvenile behavior to a marked de-

gree. I

O I Plusvllle and I O D Vlclnliy Miss lnis Warren, st. Louis was a recent visitor to Piusville.

The Misses Kemmie and June Macaregcr, Burton were visiting in Plusville on Sunday.

Summerslde to

Mr. George Keys, was a recent business visitor Plusvllle.

Mr. Keith Kelly, Rnsevllle re- cently spent a few days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Corooran.

Mrs. Jack Adams and daughter. Blanche of Elmsdale, were visit- ing Mr. and Mrs. Brendon Wall- ace on Sunday.

Mia Pearle MacArthur. Sum- merslde sent the week-end with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James MacArthur, Fmsebank.

Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Comat- an spent Sunday in Roseviile. guests of Mrs. Corcoran's parents Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kelly.

Mrs. Lcman Harris and family have returned to their home in R-osebank after having spent a few weeks visiting relatives and friends in St. John.

Mrs. John Ccrcoran and daugh- ter .Aleltha recently spent a few days in St. Louis guests of Mr. and Mrs. William O'Brien.

.,Mr. Ben Gallant who has been employed in the lumber woods for the past few months in New Brunswick has returned to his home here.

The many friends of Mr. Louis Gallant are sorry to hear that he is not feeling so well, and all hope that his condition will soon be improved.

Doris Hardy and her Ralph of Summel-side, spent the week-end with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Hardy. Rosebank. They were ac- companied by Miss Agnes Heifell, Summerside.

Miss brother

Borden and Vicinity -Messrs. John and Norman Joy

of Monctcn. N. B., spent the week- end with relatives at Borden.

Mrs. John Maclsaoc who was P-

patient in the Prince County Hos-

pital last week returned to her

home in Borden on Saturday. O'Brien.

Miss Beatrice iehchtl at Albany School,.spent the week- end in Borden, guest of Mrs. Everett Mcxenna.

...,.. Mrs. Bessie Toombs, who at- tended the funeral of her uncle. Mr. Jonathan Affleck at Mt. Stewart on Saturday returned to her home in Borden on Sunday.

Mrs. Jerry Orawford and little daughter Corinne who have been spending the past month with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. lteslhild McAleer in Borden left by P1309 on Tuesday to join her husband in Seebe. Alberta.

Mrs. Raymond Hickey entertain- ed the ladies of the Knitting Olub at her home in Borden on Monday evening and a very enioyhl-I19 CV9- ning was spent. Next week the club will meet with Mrs. Miller

Ferguson. The opening of the new Reo

Theatreuwas an event of much interest in Borden on Friday eve-

formerly the Borden Union lfall, had been undergoing extensive changes and now that the trans- formation llas been completed it is a fine comfortable theatre with the most up-to-data picture equipment including IllI19(1lI!- beaded screen. Following the open- ing on Friday the rnanagen, Mr. Wallace Palmer has been receiv- ing many fine comments on the success of his project.-A. i

COMMON DISIASI Epilepsy ranks with diabetes or active tuberculosis in number of cases, but not in mortality rate.

ning. For some months the theatre,

the Prince county Bonita! at the early age of -twenty-eight years. All hopes weio held for her recovery but God willed it otherwise and her gently spirit took its flight.

nault, Roy Arbing. Deter Gallant, Felix Arsenault and Alban D.

Mano Cards

Husband Theresa Ann and Elaine Father and Mother

Gallant,

Mr. and Mrs. J. F.

stock r'r. and Mrs. Melvin Gallant and family," Coleman

Mi-. Pidele Gallant, Charlotte- town. P. E. I.

Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Dalton. 3ll'T""iel'lld0

Mr. and Mrs. Jcr-s Ft---1n

and family, Woodstock Mr. and Mrs. Felix Arsenault,

Oscar, Helen and Mothu. Halifax, N. S. . Enrollments

The Dupru illamily. Lowell, Mr: and Mrs. Samuel Thomp- son. l:.rchester. Mass.

1:": Marie G. Arnold, Boston.

M..:s. Messages of sympathy

Aunt Mania and Aenthl. liowlan Aunt Denise. 0'11!!!

bert, Lowell, Mass. Aunt Mmgaret and Uncle Ben. Paterson, N. J. . Mr. and Mrs. Dcrice Ga"e:lt.

and family, slmiu-oolre Wu:-. and Mrs. any v-Arblns.

oodstook Miscouohe . It: user. Perry, St. John.

3'1: line It-no

onuiothtown J no. food 112:. am gunner. oodnook '

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wID.an.d lhtllrrylawis.

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pessed away on Januray ii. at

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Aunt Addie and Uncle Gil-

Duvr . V Mr. and Mrs. Urban Pineau.” Bloomfield

Miss Laurette Anenault. "".v- lsn

an-. Pius rinnan, Rlnud, Quebec '

Mr. P. A. Aroenault. Tlgnish shore ,

Mr and Mrs. Edmond . Peters. L--.l'.'y

Mr. and Mrs. rl-ands Blan- chard. Ohea-lnttetown

Mrs. George Sweet. Woodstock It-. and Mrs. Aiban Arse- nauit, Bowlan .

Mr. and Mn. lstla

Budd”-”l'A!'f.fa.qoFlt!Ui

There are left to mourn elixir husband and three small - M; I dnn;m,n;a,.n m thwna 5:: 0:1:-hyand Mrs. Douglas linl . an an son: or a . 1 L "nu. - ”"”l....”.”"l?' n -as "1: 2:" ml-ml? "" ” A an , ow; eeroers. rip Hem? uwudh 3,1,, Fag; znhqt g..rysnd Mrs. William 3.31:. How in one - ro c n. ' of Howlan; one half-sister. (Oe- mh:"n':3y Ma'.'mu.l;m"y sweet lina). Mrs. Alyere Buote. Mill Mr, J”; Mblm. Ham” Road.

Her funeral was held from St. an?"u':3S ”,:,';;d.,:cf'y Am"; Anthony's R. 0. Church on ...me w'ebw.. Howl", Thursday morning. January 1! Mn. Mm. Mum". Emuudy and XII: blargely atigndog." 11;: P. E. L was y er pas r. - .- . . 1;

lrocneyt, tvlvlho also, conducted 0o”f:m.'n"d M" mm” Anew" serv ces a e lI'IV0- M y K D, .c ;h.

The pallbearers were: Messrs. em '?romn”g "””'.y "g"

Fkmin P'"V' J” Am" Mr. and Mrs. William Mac-

Donald, Monctcn Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Poi.-ier,

A"e"Mm' . ." oNairn, N. B. 310..." St. Anne Cl--K Hcwlan and i Woodstock Wreath. Husband ' ' and Mrs. Robert Doiron. Cross, Father and Mother at. John Pillow, Mr. and Mrs. J. 1". Gal- Mr. and Mirs. Tom Dumphy. lant Kenzlngton '

Mr. and Mrs. Willard Carruth- Halifax

"lss Rrta Kelly, l'v:::ville, Mr. and '33. I-leber Dickieson.

Howlarl

Mr. and "rs. Harold Palmer,

gnough to dl-la: yvata Wmilzveglg: V, , , - I-' - -ix: ellnqugncy. I .u--- g. . I . .. presence of these sports fa:-ilitisl The sudden death of. Reta. lie To Elfll Illchy - in Summeraide would blot out all mod '11. .1 mpg" qgumg, 6””

Juvenile delinquency 'vVW"””””" Bowlan. came as a severe about A '"'i' Meonniuai , indeed. The problem of youthful go be; many ma mum '35, V clllliulll Blllk of colnmem delinquent: in I very comnlteawd it was learned that on bad Plllldlnz

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wf,”,i"”f,':,,, pen, Hem”, Mr. and Mrs. Alban Crsswell ML" ,,.,d M”, ',1,,,,,,, pm, and family, Blormfleld g

and family. Howlan. P 61 13;; i "””"t '” Hm" M.r.' d Mr. F k . -

lnnt. vilxoodswcfk. Hm . . Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Kayo. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Gallant, 30”” ,

Howlan Miss Emma Gallant, St. .72-in Mr. Paul Gallant, Howlan. Mn Mary cahlll. Chicago Mr. and Mrs. Henry .1. Gal- M"- Md M” Edd” Pete”-

lant and family Howlan. Blmmneld ' Mr. and Mrs: A. s. Gallant, MT-and M” Ma" C'"'i"v

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Chs:;?ot.b1eols::ilL Gallant. Woodstock Mn Francis MBCQUWE

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,,,m;,,,g3(f,2' GI am In un Mm. Joseph Delaney, Notre ' D. '2 N. B.

mags. Felix Doiron and family Mr. and Mr: um" sher- Mr. and Mrs. mink c. (ial- rem Hunter Rver

hm. Howhn. G H t Al:de'll:.tul:lld Mira. James Kinch. M-:. if Mr . Th mas o n

ch,,,,,f"M,.,,' o 3 Mr. and Mrs. Gus Decoste. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Gallant, summenide

Pmsvm, Mr. and Mrs. E. Casey, Rum- Uncle Frank and Aunt Maggie. f9l'd- Mime

Eaton, Mu, Mrs. Maurice Gallant. I-iowlan ML my --,5. Alpha,-. gem. Mr. Sylvang Gallant, Char- rrd. summers” MWWWF ' Mn and Mn. Mug Q,-mm, Mr. and , Mrs. Alton Rayner.

Toronto, Ont. Olenry Miss Marian Gallant, Bramp- M13 End MM HIFPM min!!!-

ton. Ont. l-iensall, ont. Mr. o. .1. Gallant. Woodstock MI-is Margaret London. St. Mr. Frank. L. Arsenault. Wcod- Jchlh N- 3- '

Care! Of -Thanks

Lorraine Gallant, Howlan, P. E. 1., wishes to thank the doc- tors and nurses of the Prince County Hospital. the Chaplain and the Rev. M. J. Rooney and

Woodstock - , all his friends and neighbors azalnnmsl Elm” use mile irztefe s? kilnd to him and g L s e am y during their Hg:i'm”"d M" L” Anmwl recent sac bunveolent. J Mr. and Mrs. Tennis Peters, 1 H”Wi1In Mlzmbers of the Sodality B. V. hi. V Spiritual Bollqllol

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