JANUARY 14. 1952

THE GUARDIAN.

CHARLOTTETOWN

PAGE ELEVEN

7'HE WESTERN GUARDIAN .

PRINCE COUNTY" OFFICE

8 Summer Street. Summerside. Phone 8081. News, Subscriptions. Advertising Representatives GEORGE GLOW Ind GEORGE W0fI'TON House Phones: 8031 and 2452 The Guardian may be bought at any of the following no In Summerside: 3.11 loohltoro. Summer Street Gourlies Drugstore. 21 Central Street; guys News-stand. Water streett. Mark Osudot. 0'1 Granville street: Ajyre Douootws Grocery, Second Street: Island Motor Transport. WI”, an-get; Vince's Grocery. I20 Russell street; Enmsn's self- : g service Drug. l. L Waite In lienslngton. i WEST PBINCE OFFICE Alberton: Frank Weeks. Beprcsentsuvo. Phone: 68-: Office and 68-3 House.

-BUY Axes. Saws, Handles and power Pulp Wood Saws at Brace's.

.1-IOCKEY STICKS. Hockey Ac- cessories and Skating Outms in

5"” ” B"""' -SOUTH SHORE hockey, post.

poned gnme Bedcque Rink to- night. Monday. Cape Traverse Rovers versus Albany St. Pats. Admission 25 and 35. '

4wAN and refinish the in- terior, with Brace's new synethetic quick drying Spred Flat Enamel.

-POST-NUPTIAL SHOWER - Mrs, Norman Hogg entertained at her apartment in Summerside last week at a post-nuptial shower in honor of Mrs. Calvin Munroe (nee Betty Mat-Kay) with the gifts on the staff of Enman's Drug Com- pany as joint hostesses. Miss Bern-

-W. M. S. MEETING - The Januafy meeting of the W. M. S. of the Summerside Church of Christ was held on Friday eve- mug at the Parsonage. in the absence of the president. Mrs. winsloe Morrison. due to illness. Mrs, Wallace Harding presided.

After the scripture lesson in Acts ice Lidstone read the verses of 10 amithe Meditation. prayer was good wishes which accompanied offered by Mrs. Bishop Read. Fol- the many lovely gifts.

10..-;ng routine business. a diS- --S- ciisslon took place on the World ..a:.L...-...

my of Prayer which ivill be" Personals

held on February 29 in the Church of Christ and Mrs. Harding was g,pp0inted to take care of the necessary arrangements. The study period from the book "Strong Son of PGOCI", by Dwight Steven- s' conducted by Mrs. W.

--Mr. Alex Maclnnis left Sum- merside on Friday morning to take up residence in Ottawa.

,.Mrs. Elton Caihis of Freetown

Rwetnodel Former Hospital As Slside 'Health Centre

Work was started last week in

Siunmerside in remodelling the building wh-ich for s great many years was used as the Prince Coun- ty' Hospital. before the new hos- pital was put into use in August of last year.

when completed. the and of the building north of the main stair- way in "the old hospital" will be used Is I public health center. An addition is being built at the north end of the building which will contain the entrance to this health center.

it is understood that the bal- ance of the building will be used to carry on in conjunction with the new hospital.

Plans. when completed. call for the whole building to contain fifty-six beds.

There is considerable remodel- ling, renovating. and shifting par- titions being done. Fireproof partitions are being installed around the stsii-ways.

Much of the plumbing. partic- ularly the fixtures, will be gone over. and some of it will be dis- lcarded and new fixtures instal- ed.

The section of the building north of the main stairway, which will be the health center. will contain the entrance to the health center. stairways to the second floor. and the basement, a waiting lobby. a

general office, two rooms for the public health nurses. two examin- ation and treatment rooms.

On the second floor of this section will be located two rooms for clinic doctors. s welfare office. clinic workers and social workers room. and an examination room.

' The main floor of the south end

of the building which will be used in conjunction with the new hos- pital. will contain an x-ray room. dark room. storage room. utility room, baths and toilets. and will hsve'4 semi-private rooms. and 2 four-bed wards.

The second floor of this sec- tion will contain 5 single bed rooms. 3 semi-private. 2 four-bed wards. and one six-bed ward.

Plans call for the third floor. if the plans for this floor are ap- proved. to contain fifteen beds. practically all single rooms.

The estimated cost of remodel- ling this building is placed be- tween thirty-five and fourty thousand dollars. and it is a joint project of the Dominion and Pro- vincial Governments.

The work involved is expected to provide employment for sev- eral Summerside workers.

The remodelling of the build- ing is under the direction of Mr. W. R. Maynard. who was build- lng inspector on the new hospital which was opened last year.-S.

Freetown. Royals Edge

Week of Prayer Services In S'side

Large congregations attended the different church services in Summerside during the week of Prayer when Rev. M. D. Dunbar of the Central Christian Church,

Charlottetown. the guest speaker. delivered s series of inspiring IBITHOIIS.

The minister. Rev. W. O. Weale. presided at the Monday evening meeting in the Church of Christ and introduced the guest speaker who took for his theme "Furn-

evenings in the Baptist Churchi with the minister, Rev. W. Harper presiding. the topics by the guest speaker were "Christ- ian-iiy cannot be stored". based on Luke 5: 1-12; and "Good news. for Displaced Persons", from the text Philippians 3: 20-21. I

Thursday evening's service wasi held in the Presbyterian Church: with Rev. J. Donald MacKa,v.i minister, in charge. A helpful sermon was brought by the vis- iting speaker upon the thought of effective prayer. the topic be- ing "The Key to Heaven's Door". from Luke 2: 11-13. A male quartet. comprising Messrs. C. Mountain. Thomas Hall. Wil- liam E. Forbes and Earl Schur-I man effectively rendered "Wan- gerinig Child". as a special num- Er.

The concluding meeting on, Friday evening was held in Trin-I it,V United Church where the min-

ished completely unto every gooddcr-ling there must be a good bak-

, kn 1- h . - H. rt-'s dozen of them on the ice at gizorzogafom L 5 text Tlmo y Eouce. There are at least two of the on Tuesday and Wednesday lsum-hi kids who skate faster than

Ahlon the summerside line

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Sport Echoes F From Prince county

After getting 1 poor game out of their systems, the Freetown Royals now look like the class of the South Shore League. They are a band of relentless puck pushers. The pres- sure never relaxes against the team that opposes them. You get the

any of them do. but the speedsters are like shooting stars in the sky. They fzcom up the ice and then die. The l'foyaLs are more like the brook

i)aI'iii:i.arS(Ljirr'i!rlri.e?'i"si;c,lxel;ze:ecfJI:id prizesziwnh 3 sense of W. MacDonald, Summcrside.

first prizes: herst; Lean. Amherst.

Prize Winners . Al Summerside's Fourth Bgspiel

Fourth Summerside bonspiel

trophy and prize winners are as fall

owe: First Section J (A) Curran and Briggs tro-i

A.

(B) Points basis. lst prizes: H.

Second section (A) Capctol Theatre trophy. and! A. D. Forbes. Am- second prizes: Ed. Mac-

(Br Air Force shield and first

Thry go on forever. Prizes: H. R. MacFarlane, Sum-

0 0 0 mersidei second prizes: '1'. A.

The above Vecho" should place It Campbell-g Sum-merside.

double whammy on the Freetown (Ci P911115 basil: H. Dickie.i Royals. They'll probably go out now 5”mm9'5 d9- .' and play like the cellar team in on Third S9000"-Mixed Curl!-is T Light-team league in Sleepy Hol- Fir-51 P511953 Ed. M:-Icbean. Am-- low. It's lianpcned to us all the hen”: sewnd Prizes: E. Mi-Kim.'

time. this winter. We've boosted to the skies the Cape Traverse Rov- ers. the Albany St. Pats, the Sum- '::f kids. Glllis in the nets. and all ml sundry have gone out the very rcxt time and played as if they were trying to prove that we, as .1 judge of hockey flcsh. are in a class by ourselves - in the kind- crgzirtcn department. 3 0 s .

Ye still think Gillis can he

coached into a izood goalie. He is a

province were of the death on December Mrs. M, A. Cunningham (nee Lulu

Amherst; third prizes: T. D. Mor-i rlson, Summerside.

L.-CA-.

IN MEMORIAM

MRS. M. A. CL'V.VINGHAM

--Friends and relatives in this saddched to leiirn 29 of

and

S. . 1 The funeral will take place on Tuesday lat Church and cemetery.-S.

Death At s'sido or J. L. Arsenault

death occurred

The in the Prince County Hospital on Sat-

urday, January 12th. of Mr. John L. Arseniault in his 76th year. The late Mr. Arsenault was a well known and much respected citizen of the town for many years

F-oh:and his passing will be learned

regret I large circle of friends.

He leaves to mourn his widow.

by

- - . . .ltwo sons. James in Summerside Elglegmifj3:,5;gi;,er2'gubi:";;:?:iand Anthony, address unknown: ifax; consolation. W. E. Maclnnis, Charlottetown. 7

three daughters. Tillie. Mrs. George Bishop; Agnes, Mrs. David Arsenault. and Minnie. Mrs. An- drew Beilevieu, all of summer- ide

from his o'clock

late to

residence

nine St. Paul's

locum. KENSINGTON RINK

MONDAY, JAN. 14th. R.C.A.F. vs. Keusington Game 8:30 Sharp

Skate after game

TUESDAY, JAN. 15th

Junior North Shore League

son. wa g - is visiting hm. daugmnl Mrs. Lois , iste-r.' Rev. C. Daniel Mathesondgrtt. with both hands and feet but Simmons, at her home in Augg Spring Valley v5' Darnk'5 0- w”1e' The Mismnaiy Ben" Moase who is ill at her home in 0 4-3 was in charge. Mr. Dunbar's mes- cots just a bit too excited when us”, Mama She visited hex. sisg . ediclion brought: the meeting i-0 8 summgmide. ' sage in closing this series wgs,thP, tide of batie to washing away gem and bmyher in summemde Game 8-30 sharp cjme.-.5. "The Exalted Christ". lliis door-step. The way he handles in July and was not feeling we”

. , ..Ac,1 Harlan L. Peterson of The congregational hymns o!,ilie first shot. hc is never ready for at that time. she m.adua”., beg.

TEVENING CIRCLE M””s- the If. C. A. F. stat.on. Goose Bay. The I.-..(.e.m..n R0 ah hocke, N T praise were led by the choirs of a inbound. The sloppy clearing hi3 came worse unm She ipaqed, d

The Evening Circle of the Sum- is spending his law Wm, ms mam were v:Ctoriou:' iover mt the different churches.-S. mites demonstrated was enough to peacefully aw” on me abiovc nmside P'e5byie.m". Chmch hem parents. Mr. and Mrs. Roberti O-Lem, Margons b I narrow : drive any gonlcr berserk. h0W6VPi'- date. The deceased was a devoted its January meeting in the church Peterson. Summemdeg margmyof one goal an exhibg They laid eggs in front of his goal

parlor on Monday evening, after week of Prayer Service. with Mrs. B. D. Coffin presiding. Call to Worship and Psalm 00 were

-Mrs. Haro-ld Mclvor. Spring: .,Strect, has returned to her homei

. , in Summerside after a visit to; i0ii0WEd W W9 -W'?-'"5 9! h-”"",i, friends and relatives in Mon:-.' "God is Our Refuge and Strength. ma, 4

The scripture lesson in Psalm 46! was Wad bY NT? Keith 'mh"5w", --Miss Jean Cobb. 'who arrived. and the lllediiiitwn P" 5””'9”d""in Summcrside due tothe illness' and Sacrifice was We" FY M11” and death of her father, Mr. John? Henry 53-W09. P-"CT which M”-i0. Cobb. returned by Mane on (SI. 3. Hgcklieyi offered oDY(;'3uIv'c'-Lg-dT:; Wednesday to Montreal.-S. tuy era was en

Mrs. J. Donald MacKay. Follow- ing routine business the offer- tnry prayer was given by Mrs. Elmer Offer. The closing hymn- sun of my Soul". was followed by the Mizpah benediction.-S.

-BAPTIST W. M. S. - Mrs. Jack MacLeod presided over the January meeting of the W. M. S. of the summerside Baptist Church

-The Misses Mary and Aline Reid who spent their vacation at their home in Stanley Bridge. re- turned on Monday to resume their duties on the teaching staff of St. Eleanors School.-S.

--Mr. Edward Harrington. Ot- tawa Street, is a patient in the. Prince County Hospital and his' Icondition over the week-cnd wasi

on Wednesday afternoon at the mporged as good. His mam. home of Mrs. Sherman Pariee.i:.-feuds M511 him a speedy re. The devotional exercises were coy

cry of his usual good health. conducted by the president. op8n- . ing with the singing of hymn. "The Morning Light is Breaking". The theme was based on a New Year's message. Mrs. Parlce rcadi a paper on the Baptist World Ai- liance of the Women's Missionary- Union. after which the hymn, "Jesus Shall Reign" was suiig. Mrs. J. F. MacNeill read a letter of greeting to the members from hire. 0. C. Ma.cNeill of Van- couver. B.C., also enclosed was an interesting article ':Now And Then", written by Dr. Henry Knox. editor of the Monthly Bul- letin of the B. C. Convention. The closing hymn was followed by the Miapsh benediction. after which a social hour followed when delicious refreshments were served by the hostess.-S.

Professional cards

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E. E. Parkman Upt.I).. R.U.

OPTOMETIIIST

Eyes Examined Office Hours: 9 to 12 - I to 5

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S'sitie Trinity church Afternoon Auxiliary Meeting

Mrs. Hammond Johnson was appointed president of the After- noon Auxiliary of Summerside Trinity Church at the annual meeting held in Epivorth Hall on Thursday afternoon with thirty- thrce members present. The re- tiring president. Mrs. W. Arthur Allen, was in the chair and Mrs. B. R. Sharpe was pianist

The singing of "O God Our Help in Ages Past". followed the opening prayer. after which the annual reports were submitted by the different officers. Mrs. John Stirling. on behalf of the Auxil- iary. presented Mrs. W. A. Allen with a lovely corsage of Queen Elizabeth yellow roses as a slight token of appreciation of her ef- ficiency while in office.

The installation of the new of- ficers was conducted by Rev. C.

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-. nwm 3337 lst Vice-President, Mrs. George REGENT THEATRE Bum. L. Sheen: 2nd Vice-President. Gluses Flttcd i ' i ' ' "' ”"

cording Secretary. Mrs. Roland Philipson; Corresponding Secre- tary. Mrs. G. L. sheen; Treasurer, Mrs. Victor Travers; Secretaries were appointed for the following committees: Christian Steward- ship. Mrs. John Stirling; Christ- ian Clt'zenship. Mrs. J. S. Hinton; Associate Membership. Mrs. Wal- ter Lidstone; Missionary Monthly.

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T. Earls Hickey

Chartered Acoountnn Canadian Bank of Commerce

Mrs. W. H. MacKie: Literature B""'""' Secretary. Mrs. L. M. Callback: luntnscrslde. P. E. L Supply. Miss Millicent Strong: Community Friendship, Mrs. W. PIIONI 288! K. Llewellyn; Press, Mrs. .1. MacLennan: pianist, Mrs. B. R.

Sharpe.

Mrs. Johnson presided over the remainder of the meeting when

Psalm 48 was read in unison. A

o. F. Iisstor it. o. M mm W M. cgmphf. mm" Anny... by Mrs. Thomas Metherell after mm" '"m gdichpogiisyymdas "smdmpi M sung. ans

PHONE 31" were made for the Presbyteriiil sssAr.t.iuAN-s BUILDING rgixghowill. be hat; tr:'dC;:rIo:Ite- 11 Hill?! a . w en

OPTOMETBIBT Mrs. Chesleyzfloberison will It.

tend in place of the president and Mrs. Metherell will be a delegate. Benediction by the minister brought the meeting 16 s close.-S.

Alborfon and

lunnm-side. P. I. I.

III. Mi. WIIIIIIBIIAM

meat at Baffin island.

' 1-0'Lea ry. Baglole

. O VITIIINAIIAN Vick.”

Dial 2520 - Water songp lug F0. 0 D. Mcxinnon left on summndd. Friday for RC.A.!'. station at Trenton. Ontario alter spending some time Bl hi! home in Alberton. Mute Roger Francis; who has, on J A been or patient in the Western ' ' ' Hospital. Alberton. for the past Dlttrlsr ten days was able to return to

"mu m - his home yesterday.

: up" Daniel umim. M-ontrose. is spdnding A few dsyl at his home mu n... following sevortl months employ-

ition hockey game at the O'Leary rink on Saturday night. A fast --MY. LEROY D9-rt Of North clean game was witnessed by TIZVOI1 5l7Pi1t- Fl few days at the over two ardent fans, Not, 3 gin-!hOITlP of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Dart. gle penalty was handed out by DeSable.. referee Lloyd Siiliker. of O'Leary,

who was complimented by the The many friends of Mrs Royals in his handling of the Amanda Calbeck are sorry to learn game. The teams were very isiie has been R patient in the P. E evenly matched as indicated by Island Hospital, Charlottetown. the close score with C. Mills of since January 7.

the Royals being the star of the game. scoring three goals and assisting on another.

Line-ups:

Royals: Goal. W. Richards; de- fence. Campbell and Waugh; for- ivards, MuMurdo. Taylor C. Mills. D. Roberts. Z. Roberta, Gardiner, E. Paynter. V. Paynter.

O'Leary Maroons: Goal, 3. MacNeili1: defence. P. Smallman. L. Harris. K. MacNcill. Lester Siliiker; forwards. B. MacDonald. W. Harris. J. Baglole. G. Rodger- son. L. Bernard, P. Boulter, Alton Siiliker.

Mr. Earl Mayhew was a visitor to Kensington for a load of con- centrate for E. D. Ives and Co.

Mr. LeRoy Dartjvas a business visitor to Albany and Summerside on Jan. 7.

The many friends of Mrs. Albert Calbeck who has been sick for some time are pleased to hear she.- is improving and hope she will soar. be out again.

-AV

IN MEMORIAM p

JOSEPH L. ARENAULT

SUMMARY First Period

thodgcrson) . 10:01 Penalties: None. .. . Second Period ........... .. 2-Freetown, C. Mills, (E. Taylor) ................... .. 3-0'1-Cary. Baglole (Bernard. Rodgerson) 3:02 4-0'1-eary. B. MacDonald -izos 5-Freetowngc. Mills I fMo.VIurdo) . . . .. 11:10 8-Freetown, Mcmu.-do (Mills)

-A pail of.-'s.adness was cast over the community of Bloomfield :30 on Thursday. December 20 by the 'sudden death of Joseph L. Arsen- inult at his home. He was taken ill on Wednesday. December 10 one his sudden passing came as a shock to all who knew him.

Mr. Arsenault was born on Aug- ust 26. lR7B. at Carleton Lot 6. son

.... .. . 12:50 7-Freetown, Mills

(MCMUMO) 15.10 of the late Mr. and Mrs. Louis pcmmes. None ” ' g Arsenault. i

-n;h.d Peghd He will be sadly missed by his scoring. Noneg sorrowing wife. family and friends.

There are left to mourn his pass- ing his wife. the former Mary Blscquiere, five sons and 'two daughters. Elmer. of Montreal, Charlie and Henry. saint John N.B. Paul and Neil at Bloomfield. ride) Mrs. Anthony Gallant. Pius- vllie. and (Alice) Mrs. Vincent Gallant, Upper Howlan. Five sis- ters also survive, nineteen grand- children and several nieces and nephews.

The funeral which was largely attended took place at St. An- thony's Church on Sunday morn- iniz at 10 s.m. The nail bearers were Messrs. Frank Mcbougald. Bernard Shields. Remie Arsehault. Robert Shaw. Ferdinand Brown and Anthony Blanchard.

Bedeque W.M.S. . Annual, Meeting

-The annual meeting of the Auxiliary of Bedeque United Church was held at Mr. James Henderson's on Wednesday afternoon. Jan. 2 with a good attendance. The pre- sident. Mrs. Ernest Weeks pre- sided. The meeting opened with singing "Standing at the Portal of the Opening Year". and prayer by Miss Louisa. Callbeck. follow- ed by a business session. A letter was read from Miss Elma lnmsr. .'.l'rinidsd. thanking the society for sending Christmas cards. Mrs. W. .1. Reid was appointed delegate to the Presbyterial to" be held in char- iottefown. Jan. 22 and 23. with Mrs. W. B. Crow: as alicmaie. The secretaries of the differ- ent branches each gave it very en- coursging report of the year's ac- tivities. During the year 12 meet- lngs were held with an avers!" attendance of 14: 214 hour calls. 19 hospital visits. and 99 cards were sent shut-ins. The treasurer re- ported that the allocation of 3403.00 had been raised. Collection foi- January meeting "amounted to 520.60. emergency fund tl.3.'5 and secretary reported 12 house calls.

Penalties: None.

Bedeque Notes

-Mr. Ewen Huestis. son of Mr. and Mrs. Sephen Huestis. North Carleton. ws operated on for ap- peudlcitis in Prince County Hos- pital on Monday. Jan. 7. His many friends will be pleased to know that he is making it good recovery. ' - Mrs. Horace Ling. New Glasgow, P.E'.I.. is visiting with her daugh- ter. Mrs. Wilbert Wright and Mr. Wright, North Carleton.

Mr. Heber Myers. North Carle- ton. has returned from a. pleasant visit with relatives and friends, in Cohasset and other points of in- terest in the states.

rltfra. Ralph Maccaull. Carleton Sidins. is making a good recovery from a severe attack of measles Her two young daughters have also been ill with the same disease. Mrs. MacCauli's many friends in Bede- uc and North Vnedeque will be leased to learn of her recovery. The "Half Century" Club of Bedeque. met for its Christmas meeting at the home of the ore- sldent. Mrs. Walter Lesrd on Dan. in and opened with Christmas carols. Roll call was answered with an lrticle towards it bazaar Prcgram: s readlniv and contest and a duet. Santa Claus then ap- peared on the scene with exchamrn of gifts for each member. also candy and fruit forall. Lunch and social hour Followed.