24, 1952 THE WESTERN GUARDIAN

PRINCE COUNTY OFFICE 3 summer Street. Summeritde. Phone 8081. News. Subscriptions, Advertising Bepresentsuves GEORGE GLOW and GEORGE WOITON House Phones: 8032 and 8033. The Guardian may be bought at any of the I following stores in Bummersidsl Bell Bookstore, Summer street; Gourlies Drugstore. 21 Central Its-oety Kelly's News-stand. Water Street; Msrli Osudet. 0'1 Granville Strong Aiyre l)ouoette'I Grocery, Second Street; Island Motor Trsnspon. Water Street; Vince's Grocery, 120 Russell Street; Eumnifs loll- - -- Service Drug.

K. L Waite in Kenslngton.

WEST PRINCE 0! FICE

Aiberton: Frank Weeks, Beprssantsuu. Phone: 68-! Office and 08-! Bonn. -50!-l'I'BALL - Bedeque. to- -POLICE COURT - In Sum.

merside Police Court yesterday four drunks were each fined 320 and costs.-S.

night. Freetown Vs. Fernwood Game starts 6.45.

,J. 8. TAYLOR. Optometrist of Charlottetown. will be in Alberton office this Saturday, July 26th.

--SENT TO SUPREME COURT - At the conclusion of a prelim- inary hearing before Magistrate R. S. Hinton, Q.C.. on Tuesday. Leo Joseph Duvar of Bedeque was committed for trial in Supreme Court on a charge of incest. Mr. J. Harold Goodwin. Crown Pros- ecutor. represented the Crown and Mr. W. Chester S. MacDonald ap- peared for the defence.-S.

JDANCE in Alberton Institute hall, Thursday. July 24th. Tlgniin Orchestra. In aid of Western Hos- plial.

.;I WILL BE ABSENT from my office from Wednesday. July 23rd, until Wednesday, August tllh. My office will remain open

to receive and to attend to re- ' r?”5..:?f, iii; ';5.':f:::::l.”.' ”';itecord Enrolment -VISITING Tl? DE -- Mrs!

-At Vacation School

Mary Forrest of West Ariciiat. N. 5.. is spending holidays visiting with relatives in Sunlnicrside. This is Mrs. Forrest's first visit in nine years to her native Sllninlcrside - '4.

inspairim Recruiting Units In Province

Group Captain P. A. Gilchrist. il.F.C., C.D.. of R.C.A.F. lioatl-. quarters, Ottawa. arrived in Sum-1 incrside on Tlicsriny evening fol” an inspection of the local R. (3. A F. rccruilinl: unit. (LC Gil- christ is director of pclzsonncl

- Alberton Daily Vacation Bible School which opened in the Pres- byterian Church on Monday morn- ing has a record enrolment of eighty boys and girls ranging in age from pre-school to teen age. Leadership is being given by Rev. J R. McMahon of St. Peter's Ang- lican Church, Rev. G. B. Cunning- ham of the Presbyterian Church. Rev. A.R. Wallis of the United. Church and members of all three congregations.

Since there is not sufficient class room in any one church. some classes are being held in the Un- ited Church. Sessions are held each morning from 9:30 a. m. to 12 noon.

The pre school age class, with an

manning at Air Forcc llc:ldqll:irt- ers. and in this position he is re- sponsible for the policy concern- ing recruiting, ns well as tho su- pcrvision of the twenty-iwn rc- cruiting units across Cnilada. Group Captain Gilchrist is vis- iting all the recruiting units for the first time since assuming his present position early in the year. lie was formerly commanding officer of the Canadian Joint Service Air Training Centre. Riv- ers. Manitoba. iylicrc paratrnop and glider training is provided for all the Canadian services. During the course of his visit. GKC Gilchrist also inspected the mobile recruiting unit in Char- lottetown. lie was,ni'compnliicd to Charlottetown by l-VI. J. It. Rob- rrlson. commanding officer of the Summerside recruiting unit. The Grollp Captain stated that

during the month of July is noticeable increase in recruiting for both aircrew nrid ground

trades has hecn experienced. al- though recruiting in June wns not as brisk as the average month.

He expects that recruiting activ- ity will produce the required num- her of recruits for the remainder of the year. and announced that already aircrew intakes wcrc filled scvcrnl weeks in advance.

This was Group Captain Gli- cllrist's first visit to Prince Ed- ward Island. although he had seen it from the air on several occas- ions. whilc sorving with the R. A. F. Ferry Command carly in iii" Second iVorld War, He stated that he found the Province very pleasant. particularly so for thc refreshing bro:-7n which is usual-, ly present. even on it warm dnyw mtnwa has had a very hot sum-

mcr, and he expressed regret that he was unable to remain here a few days longer. He, will visit recruiting units in Halifax

and St, John's, Nfld.. prior to re- turning to Ottawa. 0.

CLINTON W. I.

-The regular monthly meeting. of Clinton W. i. was held at Riel home of Mrs. Charles Woodsidc on; M00913! evening. July 7th. In the absence of the president, the vice- Dresldont. Mrs. Sterling 3lacKay occupied the chair and the meeting Was opened with the ”ode," (o1. i”ii'!d by the "Creed" in unison.

Roll call was answered with s illllper dish. and the minutes of the previous meeting were read. 'DDl'oved and signed. Twelve sick rails were reported and an ex- Dfeseion of thanks was received for I treat given.

The collection for the Salvation Army Red shield appeal amounted s0 044.05. and a bill of 5260 was on notion paid. A donation of one zirlllar was acknowledged.

A letter on "Highway safety EVERY." was then read. also one on How to improve Your Farm Kit- :hen." It was moved and second- ed that the next meeting be held 0" Milust it. instead of the 12th. " "10 home of Mrs. George and Mrs. wliiira Riley. with the roll call to be answered by each mem- ber d0M"ns s cup towel and 25 ants. Lunch committee will he C1” 0601119 Macxay, Mrs. Bruce Prlfk Ind ,Mrs. Ian Henderson.

Wimmt. Mrs. Leslie Psynter Ind Mrlf George Macxay. m?:'5- Sterling Mnckny t '11 the members with s con- ,F" "M the meeting closed with

The Queen.” after which lunch

enter;

wu 59 ed - commniiza. by the hostess and her

mrolment of twenty-one. is being taught by Miss Shirley Wallis and Mrs. Clayton Travers.

The six to eight year old group has been divided into two classes and they are being taught by Mrs. Hubert Campbell and Mrs. vernonl England.

The nine to tenlyesr-old group has been divided also and is under the leadership or Mrs. Walter wells. Mrs. Charles Johnston and Mrs. Fred Leard.

The two groups of eleven and twelve year olds are being instruct- ed by Rev. A.R. Wallis. Mrs. G. B. Cunningham. and Mrs. Earl Atkin- son. Mrs. Russell Leard is giving leadership to the teen-agers.

Rev. (3.13. Cunningham, with; Mrs. Cunningham as organist gives leadership in singing. Skilled lead- ership in woodwork and handicraft. is being given by Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Travers.

Each morning the Vacation School opens with a period of wor- ship led by the ministers in turn. Then there is a fifteen minute per- lod of singing. The school next div- ides into classes for a half hour of Bible study, During ll fifteen min- ute recess there are organized games and the children are given milk and cookies. the la.tt.er'belng provided by ladies of the particip- ating churches. The remainder of the morning is spent in project work. handicraft. and memory work. concluding with another fif- teen minutes of worship.

The value of Vacation school is difficult to estimate. Those who are experienced in this work continue to be astonished at the results which are evident at the end of ll brief five days of continuous. care. fully planned instruction. The boys hnd girls enjoy every moment of Vacation School and its happy fel- IOWSMD With the Friend of little children and with one another.

'I'he Vacation school will come to an official conclusion Friday at 7730 D-m. when it. public closing will be held in the United Church. Parents and friends are invited to, the closing where they will hovel opportunity to see at first handl some of the things which are be-J ins done throughout this week.-Bi

Carleton . vs 0 s ' ' 0 icmity -Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mu. Csull of Csrletorl had u their sum for the past week. Miss Jean Malcolm of Halifax. N. 5. Mn.

Malcolm returned to Halifax by N" 0'1 Friday. July is.

Friends of Mrs. Edna Howstt at Carleton were glad to hear that she returned to her home on sat- urciay. July 19. after having under. 80116 In Tmerallon in the Victoria General Hospital, in Halifax, N. 3.

MI'. and Mlrs,Albert Morrison of Carleton had as 'thelr guests on Sunday. July 20. Mrs. rrsnl: Rose and Mr. Iiorns Rose. of Mount Stewart and Mr. Henry Mecldillari of Fredericton.

Miss Angelina Gallant and Miss Audrey Campbell of Carleton were business visitors to Buminerside on Friday. July itlth.

M-tss Gsll Qulgley returned to her home in Carleton on satur- dsy. July is, after spend! s few days in 's' with her sunt. Mrs. Welter Mclnnis.

Miss Christine Sutherland of Carleton left by,i-lus for Boston. on ssturdsy. July it). where she will sccept A position for the next few months.

Miss Doris Campbell of Boston. Mass. is spending s irlontti with her mother. Mr. isessie Campbell, of Cape Traverse.

POOR START The first theatrical production by Moliere, France's grestcst comic dramatist. was held on a Paris tennis court and went bankrupt.

Bedeque Man Appointed Acting Headmaster At Mount Allison Academy

SACKVILLE. N. B., July 23 - Dr. W. T. Ross Flemlngton, Pres- ident of Mount Allison University. has announced the appointment of Alden Douglas Leard of Bedeque. P. E. 1., as scting Headmaster of Mount Allison Academy and Com- mercial College, succeeding Ken- neth A. Parker who has accepted A position as Superintendent of Schools in Charlottetown.

Mr. Leard was appointed to the staff of Mounti Allison Academy and Commercial College in 1939 when Dr. Flemington was Head- master there. .His first teaching was in the academic work but later he became the very success- ful Director of the Commercial College and lecturer in Commerce at the University. With twelve years at Mount Allison. Mr. Leard takes over this new position with a thorough knowledge of the school and its traditions. The Academy and Commercial College gives the work of the Jlinior Matriculation Year and Diploma Courses in Secretarial. Business Administration and Stenograplly.

After graduating fronl 4th year Prince of Wales. Mr. Le.-ml com- pleted the work for the Bachelor of Arts Degree at Mount Allison He then took the Finance and Commerce Diploma Course at the University and additional work in the field at 1.ziSnlle and at the

THE GUARDIAN, CHARLO'I"I'ETOW'N

First Airman At S'side Station Back For Visit

The first airman ever to be stat- ioned at R..C.A.F. Station. Bum- merslde. is here today on tempor- ary duty fol' a short visit.

Flying Officer G.R. (Vic) Merl- thew of St. Catharines. 0nt.. was posted to R.C.A.F. Station here in July, 1940, while the airport was under construction.

He was then a. corporal charged with the organization of a com- petent security guard.

Durlng the next three months he was not only the first airman but the only airman on the sta- tion until l5 aircrew trainees ar-

rived in September. 1940, to form 3 a security guard.

Having been the first airman on. Station Summerside, he dupllcat,ed' this distinction during the next two months by being the first and only airman at R.C.A.P. airport then under construction at Char- lottetown.

FVO Merithew recalls. with a chuckle. that in those clays the only excitement at either airport consisted of watching Carl Burke come in twice a day in a Beech- craft carrying passengers between Charlottetown, summerside, and Moncton. s

Breadalbane and I O O Vicinity Mrs. Childes.-lil:treal is having with Mr. and Mrs. Peter Macl..eorl.

Miu Margaret Kennedy is at prcs- N5,

ent attending the Prcsbyleriani tYoung Peoples Camp at New London.

. I The many friends of Mrs. Elton? to know she is.

sorners are glad I able to be around again after her. recent illness. Miss Louise Ramsay. Hamilton.. is vacationing with her aunt and)

uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne S2aman.l i

I.

Little Miss Carol Ann Delghan. Toronto, is visiting with her grand-

parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bennett Deignan. p

Miss Jeannie Mayne. Emerald. . visited with her cousins Arterial

Eddy and Allan homers for several days during the week of July 6th.I

Miss Mary Gunn, Charlottetowlu visited with her parents Mr. and; Mrs. Adam MacKen7.ie on the week- end of July l.'lth.

Miss Alice Toombs. Charlottetown, spent: Tuesday. July 16th. the gucstp of her parents, Mr. and Mrsu Harold Toombs.

Mr. Charles Ross. Mattapan, Mass, and Mr. Charles Anclrews,l Wheatley River. visited with Mr.l

nd Mrs. Kenneth (lrriham during, t e week of Jilly 6th.

The regular monthly meeting olp the Breadalbane Women's Institute was held at the home of Mrs. Janicsi Craig on Monday evening. July. l4t.h.

Mrs. Leone MlwLure. Summersideh is at present spending her vacation with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Math- eson, greadalbanc. -

Mr. and Mrs. Cuyler Matlicson and family motored to Montague. Murray River and Murray Harbouni on Sunday, July 13th.

Mr. and Mrs. Penna Moore and Mr. and Mrs. Rencial Houston. Charlottetown were guests of Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Murray on Monday evening, July 14th.

Mr. Kler MacLeod and two charming little daughters. Maureen. and Judy, of Montreal, are vacat- ioning with Mr. Maciieods. parents. Mr. and Mrs. MacLeod.

A large number from this vic- inity attended the Orange Tea at Milton where they had a pleasantl time renewing old looking on or participating in the

Abegweit Chapter i.0.D.E. To Sponsor Flower Show

It was learned yesterday that the Abegwelt Chapter of the I. O. D. E. will sponsor the first of what is hoped will be an annual. Provincial Flower Show. it is ex-. pecied that this year's show will be held during the latter part of August.

The purpose of this new exhib- ition of flowers is to encourage the growing of garden flowers and stimulate the love of flower gar- dening. 1

Gladioll. sweet pr-as, dahlias. andl zinnias are expected to be amonlzj the more common varieties thali will be exhibited. I

An entry list is helm: prepar-. cd. and an announcement will he made later on how it can be pro-I cured by those in all parts of the Province who are interested in this flower show. B.

S'side Golf And Country Club

say, Mrs. James Snowle. Mr. and 3090- ('0m""-- Mrs. Allan Hickox. and Mr. andiiii” M iii” -IUTY W"-5 Ihai I-"band Mrs. Stirling Corbett and Missl Paul Doucetie came to his

Mrs. Hedley Woodslde.

Mrs. Wallace Penton and little daughter Caroline have retllrlieri to Buffalo, New York. Mrs Fenton spent the past fcw weeks Vacation- in! with her parents. Mr. and Mrsd Bismark Cousins. On her return trip she was accompanied by her sister, Miss Betty Cousins. Bread-1 albane. i

---w .

A large number from Bread:-ll-I and friends gathered at the homc of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Maths-son on Monday evening. June 30th, to ten-' cicr a mLscellaiieous shower in

liiclr dnllghtcr Edith whose nia:-';Gram'ille W. I. was held at. ridge to Robcrt Rackham took placcihomc of Mrs. John H. MacLeod on

at the United, Church Miuisef Breadalliane on Friday July -1th.! The -many beautiful gifts testifledl to the popularity of the young bride.

A large number from Broadsi- bane attended the reopening ser-! vices of the Rose Valley Unitedi Church which were held on Sun- day. July l3th. The morning service, was conducted by Mr. Allison Prof- ltt. During the service a solo was. beautifully rendered by Mrs. Reeves; The afternoon service was in; charge of Rev. L.M, Murphy and; the Kenslngton United Church. Junior Choir fllrnlshed the music! The pastor Rev. W. B. MacPl-il:.ll'

brought the evening message andi

the Bonshaw Quartetto rend:-redf several beautiflll numbers during;

the service. p

The regular monthly meeting ol the Christian Chllrcll W.M.S. was held at the home of Mrs. Kennethi Graham. Owing to the absence of! the president Mrs. P. E. Murray presided. The missionary lesson "The Living God" was read by Mrsf

friend.-lliips.i Allan Hlckox a letter which harll meeting is to be held in the Church.t.

been received from Mr. Frank

Elmo 0'Mcarn of Aibcrlou on Sun-; tiny, July 20th. and that Leo ()'!ylcnr:l was in nolnonand mmred the memhers wnhl

in no school committee appointed folw this month. ! New committee: were appointed as follows: . Sick-Mrs. Stirling Corbett and Miss Chrissie MacLeod. I Programme---Mrs. Sheldon Ab- iholt and Miss Irene Morrison. Luni-li-Mrs. Stirling Corbett and Miss Mae Buchanan. Correspondence was read. fol-. lowing which Miss Chrissie Mar-l

lLeod was app 'nted to see it shei

presiding. The Velhicould get tlm-National Film Board I g d"""iMae Buchanan were to see aboutl h.V i-"Hi"? (mm 3 "Wk dr"'9" b-lV.hav:ng a sale of ice-cream at this . , me.

six oclmki Mars. Van der Kaav latclv from

about

wav to blame I - v - . I ,' , .a solo, which was much enjoyed as J"m's ll.”f George P knimi were also other selectiolis, I. foreman Lrylng VV. Moklcr, Lii- . i ward B'(.mm.d LM .7. A,.SenMmIl Mrs Walter Murphy invited the; ' ' members for the August meeting:

lvillinm G. Profit. Frederick J. l'Jnur-cite and Ellmund DesRociies.lWhEn roll call will he an Pxr'h-'mK9':

Investigation into the accidentiof 303' C09kii'li! l”90ill95- COUWI-mill was conducted by the Albcrtoii:?""0U"t9d I0 55 F9m5- . Detachmcnt of the R. C. M. P. The meeting closed by singing;

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S'side Youth To Represent Island

2300 obuiui is ' ' C

At Training amp 2500 Oil select ll 1-2

100 On"-I 385 Richard Noonsn. on Russell st. 500 0'Leary . .. ls 3-tlsummerslde. a. student in Sum- 400 Ont Pyrites "A" Wts so merside High school, has bee: 4100 Onit Pyrites "B" Wte 50 chosen to represent the Province

2883 On: Pyrites 2500 Opemiska 1000 Orlac 4000 Pat: Pete 13600 Pln West 500 Paymaster 1000 Peace River 6000 Peak Oils 4300 Penn Cob i000 Peish Court 2500 Perron

of Prince Edward Island at thl Youth Leadership Training Cami which is held. at Lake Couchlch- lng. Ontario. from August lat to 14th under the auspices of the Ontario Department of Education.

This year. in conjunction with the Canadian Education Associa- tion. McCormick's Limited. London, Ontario, has established a fellow- ship to bring to this camp. one 'secondary School boy of the sen-

5l00 Petrol lior grades from each Province in 200 Pick Crow Canada. These boys have been 160 Placer chosen by committees from the 3000 Pam pen various Provincial Departments of 500 pow Rouyn Education throughout C anad a. 15400 pmdo 011 Their qualifications are based on 600 Preston scholarship. leadership, athletics

58340 Pros Air 3250 Punch Pete 400 Que Cup 2000 Que Lab i000 Queenston 190 Quemont 4000 Quesabe 1500 Red Poplar 5500 Rref Pete

NOTICE

Corinthian Lodge No. Divine Service in O'Leary on Sunday. July 27th. Th ly invited to attend.

Members and visiting Masons are requested to

meet at the Lodge Rooms

By Order, r WORSHIPFUL MASTER.

and general proficiency.

These boys are being flown via TCA to Toronto and after spend- ing two weeks at the camp will spend two days touring Toronto and London. This tour will include visits to our manufacturing plant in London as well as a visit to ithe Maple Leaf Stadium where ,they will see Toronto Maple Leafs

0 Mr. Alden D. Leard ?rw'V"”w Erna . . 1-2.1"" action Tjmpiiswmrmr-r . 0 lchneld '-.f()()() 17- "d p Q C Sh Bl.Cll '1' m4- I - , if" P9 Dulirhg Ltxls1cnPy:':r Rllfigiehrisll Orsoprizst r The Summerside Golf and Coun-3 gm Am”, i 5030 Triad Oil emh 5Hmm9,. wnh H", X-M'C.Ap ' . try Club held a field day yastei--3 rm 993” I lU10tlTuiigstcn war services in various parts of day in connection with their at-1 fa R003" 00"! : 933 U Asbestos Canada. tcgnoon tea. I 1 I l 1303 EEXBQGV i 1515 Un Keno pw-J IOFPVVKHS a zlrgc entry ist or y 200 U” Lead a 12:: I su r. r e ross oo onor inic lnl ' ,. ' g . - a PP9 F me msmute Hall on wuesdayli ' The mwlnners of their! ynirlollsp 2000 Rupununi 1.2 350;) van pm V .aftei'noon. August 5th. The or-I m;G:"'.' '”'"5.."r" v"5 !".('?Vl5t . . 1330 Sapvmu i ll-36 Ventures .,..... 20 1.: D lvigss Margggct Kr::nn;:3;mErea3l:l;lganizanonal work for the Clinic ml by P"1;fk('1rrllClr"0I!(lvL:llllPf:il'l,':T;l 114:5) SSCIIFFYF 500 Vioiiiiiiac T0 31 -T9 "T 9 91" l 0" tagain being undertaken by thei r i - ” '," t 3'; CCU? 1'99 700 V i. 21l3lCi alfteglauvlsitlwidth her :llint.fMtilssi women's Institute under the i:up.l i";i:;':”::" tgi-:nl'?lhF:iSNl;'tltiii; I shay.-My 1'5 2800 Wl:l1Cc;::?ard fl? Pi?:be'teri!arillCniirciscigeisalzdonlgi:bi,il:i0nM(i"r HAWICRCCQ 'CmsS mml msmme 6! M” 3'"d5 "Vim D100 Ssilerxrim 3”” W.m'za” 6 3 i means is Sbeing takeri1et.eon'hayeel;s!' hm 5' 2100 Silgango xvvmura 5 374 ...-.C many citizens in Alberton and the; M9"? .p”mi”3 Md apmoachimi 2700 Sil Miller y:.nHaCr:m,Ck Mr. Murray Johnson Wolfvlllc suri-oundlng district realize the."”"”'”””'" M" ”-l' R””'” M” iooo siscoe i n ' sien severalldavs duriri the wcek mi"? and P1309 0i the lliCH1C El1t'ilFM1n"p' G snnkpsi I 500 South E i 196 Yk Bear 183 iii Jllliy 13th guest of M: and Mrs Llhe importance of being d0l1()x-5i Ladii-s' won by Lillian Cucl-I 1'20” gpoone mzwll 38 2:700 Yukeno 00 Elton Somers and 9xC”d'"K me Obleciwe Of 10i)imm"' .6 .g'mkps' - - 3700 Etanweil 011 ill) CLRB ' which has been set by the prnvjml Men s field hole competition won; g 100 Cdli Colliers 380 T""' C181 Blood Donor Comminee by Davis Lidstonc. lowest score; 1115 Steep Rock 86.7 150!) Yukon con 59 Mr. and Mrs. Richard MacKay. 4M. ' (4; on No, 5 hop, 1 i2a840 Sweet Grass 137 TOta1Sa1esh1.a83yf UShAr v New Bedford. Mass. were guests nip L,,d;95- won join.” by 5.11”! i400 Sullivan 305 3ANKs . . I - ., . . 24.2".-...::rc' :::be;l.M:2::.m.::iinquest Held .:::.s:r.::::. of Mom 2- Macxay wcrc accompanied to Prizescfor) 1:0 .sev:ral .4.-mos. .2000 Thom Lillldr Elarixlialggikm com 3-1 Island" by their daughter, Mlssl were donated by E. M. MacQu:ir- 500 Toburn 13 220 R .1 3 1-mi-la Mnaxnv RN ' ' rie, Charles I. Pcters. Horace Mac- 300 Torbrit zit 0” ank 29 74 U A . i ,gag Farinne. and the Slirnniersidc Golf 2700 Tower pen 4; 300 Can";2S'sTRlALs Among those who attended that The inquest into the death off Ciiifn-mar mm or” p p N hr 2326 Trans Emp 455 335 slmp A V B , . . ' . l I . ' . . Caledonian Club Cstlbl'l.l'ing atp l.cn Paul D-OUIOHP. age l.l. nus! Mm Tmwt Wedni;sdH0n1!lE;r:non A. 41300 Trans Eraoll I55 112 n Simp B Montague were Mr. and Mrs. held last night at the Alberlonl A '. r - 1600 Trans Res 48 920 sum, Pref Lorne Seaman, Miss Louise Ram. Court Housc. wltii Dr. W. A-' ” rpm ; .7.- . . .