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hhve from their honey-

. . uun Thursday night ----W W3'...”"s: mg” by Mallowaires of

wing from 9.so12.ao. 3” 50 cents.

. LINE Quaker Feeds in hgglldrindlng and mixing daily. wwey Feed Service. K9118131- WI.

30 p.m. Sponsored: by

W" at 2' Freetown

- Association. :,"f,'?,Z" Church.

5 Personals

T" Lt, Norman Wright and wife gnamax spent-the week end with :5 parents Mr. and Mrs. Albert E wright, Central Bedequc.

' ds re et the llln the 13552:” County Hospital Mr. Bed H, Clarke of Wllmot Valley. ,.1 wish for him a speedy and wmplete recovery.

my. and Mrs. liobert H088- gdmmerside, and Mr. and Mrs.

We Waugh, Wilmot Valley. left 41 ,, six weeks trip. some down glveiv York and travelling across

S'.A, to Los Angeles, California.

"en going up the coase to Van- wuver and coming back by 811 ganadian route. They Pl!!! 0!! ilk" 'g in the Calgary Stamp i on its return trip-

Creamery Pioneer Passes At 88

:Thc operator of one of the first

eameries in the Tryon ETER- tlllf0lV E. Venning died May 21. 1956 in his 88th year. His home hs at 543 Glenholme Ave.. Walk- epvllle, Ont. Word was received here by his sister-in-law Mrs. Delu- stadt Callbeck of Tryou.

lie leaves to mourn a daughter xatlileen (Mrs. Ray Tllley). 8 501! Bruce of St. Thomas-rand two brothers: Charles of Moseley, Ont. and Richard of Walkerville, Ont. ills wife. Hattie Janie Laird, for- merly of Tryon. predeceased him several years ago.

The late Mr. Vennlng was a

Lodge, Harrlctsvllle, Ont.

lobster Supper Al Aiberion

Members of Alberton United Church Men's Association enter- talncd their wives and several other invited guests at a lobster supper in the church hall Tuesday evening.

Following supper, which was served in cafeteria style, two mms, "The Crossroads of Ll'e" grid "The Brotherhood of Man." were shown, with Walter Wells as projcctionlst. The meeting was conducted by the president, J.R. Bonyman.

A devotional period was con- ducted by Rev. Murray Gardner, assisted by Rev. Earl Leard.

There were approximately lev- my people present.

Admla- W

fp,uv'rRY SALE. ilolmairs. June i

member of the Orldfellows Hope

moon trip and are now settled in their new home in

The many friends of Mrs. Tillie Betta are very sorry to hear that she had the misfortune to fall breaking her hip. Mrs. Betta ii at the home of her daughter Mrs. Mable MacDonald in Gienwood.

Mr. Frank Metheral 'and his sister Sybille of Halifax were vis- itors to the home of Mr. and Mrs. W.N. Macwllllams in 0'l..eary on Thursday afternoon.

Mr. Gerald Matthews who is em- ployed in Charlottetown. spent the weekend with his wife and family in 0'Leary.

Mrs. Alcx MacDonald of Sum- merside was a visiihr to 0'Leary on Friday afternoon. She also at- tended the . District Convention here on that day.

THEFT FROM CANTEEN - A large quantity of cigarettes. UV!-' cigarette lighters and one card of ball point pens were stolen from ' Igloo" canteen located on Nutro Dame St., Summ hide, Tues- uight. Entry was made by breaking off the hasp and smash- ing in a door panel in order to reach in and unlock the double- locked door. "The lgl " it own- ed by Mr. John Dsmeny.

O'LEARY

A large crowd of young people from O'Leary and vicinity gather- ed at the School basement to ten- der a farewell party for Mr.

., rwo risers ARE nscoveasoi

six rzckerel fishermen from Egmont Bay. whose lives were in peril on Monday when a sudden storm whipped up mountainous waves. whfe they were fishing in Nnrtbumbcrlnnd Strait lost three , . fleets of mackerel nets to the high A ' acas, two of which were recovered yesterday. it is reported that the third fleet has been sighted near

run. some distance off P. E. I.

the Borden-Cape Tormentine ferry T

sinuous that the Egmont Bay fish- ermen put out into the strait. an-. Polrier was shocked at a N. 3. TV Station making a 5039 0! their forecast error on Monday night when they said it must be an elect- ion storm. He said weather fore- casts lately have been very inac-

f Egmont Bay Fishermen Lost .3 Fleets Mackerel Nets

would be better not to give them if they don't know what theylre talking about.

The weather forecasts for the Marltlmes. of course, are compu. ed by the Dominion Public Weath- er Office in llalifax and are the same on each TV and Radio stat.

curate much of the time and they ion

Presbyterian WMS Summersida Holds Annual Meeting

The annual meeting of the Wo- men's Missionary Society of the Summerslde Presbyterian Church was held in the church parlor at 3

.m.. June 12. The devotional was by the president, Mrs. W. E. Forbes. and Mrs. R. Wood gave the scripture reading. The annual reports were read and approved,

Mrs. Harold Hall gave a report on the Joint birthday meeting of the W-M-5.. and the Evening Cir- cle where Miss Mary MacKenzie was the guest speaker. Half of the receipts of this birthday meeting

lTliurs., June 21. 1956 '

The Guardian, Page 17

alngton for Keir Camp.

The following delegates were elected for the Presbyterial to be held in Murray River in July: Mrs. J. W. Maclfenzie, Mrs. Har- old Hall and Miss Jean Mne- Fadyen.

The following slate of officers was elected for the ensuln year: President. Mrs. J. W. Maclieniie; Vice-President, Mrs. Ernest Walk- er; 2nd Vice President, Mrs. W. E. Forbes: Recording Secretary, Mrs. B. D. Coffin: Treasurer, Mn. Harold Hall; Assistant Treasurer, Mrs. Bob Wood; Message Secre- tary. Mrs. Wymun Birch: Home Helper. Mrs. H. Johnston; Organ- ist, Mrs. Cleve Whaleu.

A vote of thanks was extended to Mrs. W. E. Forbes. retiring yaCSldeHL, for her fine work dur-

Robert Ellis, Jr. of 0'l..eary. who

leaves soon for Stockton, Cali- Mn Edmond Pear” olbary

is having some improvements made to his house.

Mr. Edsel Dumville. O'Lea.ry, has raised his house and is getting ready to have a foundation put under it.

Miss Betty Reilly, teacher of File Conway school. spent the weekend at her home in D'l.eary.

Mr. Lloyd Shaw has had his restaurant all painted and modern cupboards built in the kitchen. This is a great improvement and gives the interior a clean whole- some appearance which is a Joy to those who patronize it.

Plans are being made to start digging for the basement of the new hospital in O'Leary as soon as the rain lets up.i

Mr. Lorne Belts has purchased a house on the Benton Road form- erly owned by Mr. James Beote now of Summerslde. Betta plans to move it into 0 ary the first of next week. ll has pur- chased a lot of land on the Bar- clay Road; near where Dr. Charles Dewar is building his house.

Mrs. Alvin Palmer, 0'Leary, is engaged in taking the census in the western part of Prince county.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph MacLeunan of West Cape were visitors to 0'Leary on Sunday night.

The new bank manager. .Mr. Cough' II and Mrs. Coughlan, have come from Gagetown, N.B. They have been transferred to the Bank of Nova Scotia in O'I4eary. They are being welcomed here.

Quite a number of tourists are enjoying a vacation in the various cabins now in O'Lenry.

Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Palmer, 0'- Leary, were recent visitors to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wells in Brooklyn. CP

WELLINGTON

Mrs. Laura Bagloie is spending sometime in Summerside visiting friends. -

Miss Frances Maclfiunon. South- west, has recently accepted a pos- ltion in P.C. Hospital and has taken up her duties there.

Mr. and Mrs. John McNeill, Saint John. N.B. Are visiting Mr. and Mrs. McNeiil,l Southwest and

fornia: where he will meet his brother Major. The evening was spent in playing games and danc- ing. Lunch was served and a very nice evening enjoyed, with Mrs. Wendell Turner and Mrs. Alfred Palmer acting as chaperons for the evening.

The 0'Leary Evening Auxiliary met at the home of Mrs. Elya Wediock for the June meeting on Thursday. Next meeting will be at the home' of Mrs. Robert Wood- side in September.

Mr. and Mrs. Ira MacDonald oi Summerside were visitors to O'- Leary and vicinity on Sunday. They also visited at the home of Mr. MacDonald's sister Mrs. James Livingstone in Glenwood.

Flowers were placed on the plat- form of the United Church at the Sunday night service. in memo y of Mr. Walter Gorrill by his daugh- ter. Lillie; and in memory of Mr. John Gillis by his daughter, Mrs. Albert Milligau.

Miss Ethel Teed of Nova Scotia in spending a few days visiting with relatives and friends in O'- Leary and vicinity.

The many friends of Mrs. Alice Turner. O'Leary are very glad to see her out again and about her regular duties.

Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Scott of West Point were visitors to O'- Leary on Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Earle Adams of Charlottetown spent the weekend with relatives and friends in O'- Leary and Knutsford.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hardy of Elmsdale were recent visitors to Knutsford. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Smallman and other rel- atives in the vicinity.

Mr. and Mrs. Firth MacNelll

BEDEQUE

Mr. William Wright, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edison Wright, Central Bedeque, who has spent several years taking an Electrical Engin- eering course in Toronto, has spent a short furlough at his home previous to taking up a position on the new Radar Defence line in Northern Alberta. He left on Sunday last for Alberta and was accompanied by his parents and sister Mildred as far as Moncton

l'.

Mr. and Mrs. Percy Maclfiunon,

by moto Miscouche.

0'Leary - West Cape Men's Brotherhood held a special meet- lug Monday evening to honor Rev. W.H. Forsythe and Rev. A.S. Weir. l).D., who will be leaving the area It the end of June. Members of the Brotherhood from O'Leary and West Cape pastoral charges. their wives, and a number of friends were present at the large gather- ing which met in the school. Mr. Charles Willis presided; The slug- ing familiar hymns was enjoyed y a .

Rev. Mr. Forsythe was called to the platform and. on behalf of the gathering, was addressed by Rev. Dr.”,Weir. who voiced the appre- claion of the Brotherhood for-his

ng efforts in the work of the erhood. A purse was pre-

by Mr. Alvin Palmer. Rev. ill!-Forsythe made fitting reply. al members of the Brother- shpoka sppreciatively of Mr.

. Dr. Weir was then called

In e platform and addresses, on

f of the group. read by Rev

M ny Gardner of Albertou. The

li motion of a wrist watch was

m by Mr. Willis. Dr. Weir. who

'1 -ompletely surprised. expres- his sincere appreciation.

enjoyable program of read-

lliss and musical selections pre-

teded the serving of refreshments.

Rev. W.H. Forsyihe. minister of

tour years. has accepted a call to Coveilead.

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Special O'LecIry, Cape West Meeting Honors 2 Ciergymen

W98! Cope charge for the past idly

Congratulations are being ex- tended to Miss Norma MscNeill who recently graduated from the Central Commercial College in Summerslde.

Mr. and Mrs. Alcide Arsensult have recently moved to Lot 16 where Mr. Arsenault will be em- ployed for the summer months. -

Mrs. Napoleon Araenault has re- turned to her home after spending a few days with relatives in Sum- merslde.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Arsenault were weekend guests in Tignish.

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Gallant and family of Oyster Bed Bridge were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Cyr Maddix.

A polio immunization clinic was held in the community for children of the village and surrounding districts with a large attendance.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mclnnll of Borden were recent visitors of Mrs. McInnls' mother Mrs. Sophie Gaudet and brother Earl.

Miss Marie A. nault of Sum- mersldc was a weekend visitor of her father Mr. Emile J. Arsenault and sister Mrs. Joseph Gaudet and Mr. Gaudet.

Friends will be.pleased to learn of the recent promotion of Lac. Earl J. Arsenault, R.C.A.F. son of Mr. and Mrs. Arcade Arsenault to

Rev. Dr. Weir, who has been serving as supply mlnlste of 0'- Leary charge for the past three months, will return to his duties as visiting minister at Trinity Unl- ted Church in Charlottetown.

- HOWLAN

Messrs. Tenis Peters and Henry Gallant are now doing an exterior paint job at Woodstock on the house of Prosper Arsenault, M.L.A

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gallant oi Duichester. Mass.. arrived in How- lan by car on Friday afternoon. June l5.

A bingo was held in St. Anth- ony's parish hall on Friday night June l5 under the auspices of the ladies of the altar society. Several from llowlan attended.

Little Miss Angela lllchsrd got her leg hurt on Thursday evening when she fell from a car. All hope that it is not serious.

Mrs. J.B. Arsenault is still a pat- Corporal. Cpl A ult enlisted . lent in Western hospital with her in R.C.A.F. in Se Ni. Having recently completed tour over-

eondllion not improving very rap- , A.G. seas. he is now stationed with

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FRIDAY - SATURDAY - 8:”

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RECEIVE GARTER

WINDSOR, England (Reuters) Queen Elizabeth today buckled a jewelled garter around the left knee of her prime minister. Sir Anthony Eden, investing him as a knight of the Most Noble Order of the Garter, the oldest European order of chivalry.

in a ceremony more than 600 years old, she also invested two other new knights of the order. Earl Attiee. former leader of the Labor party and prime minister from 1945 until 1951, and Lord lveagh, chancellor of Dublin Uni- verslty.

Sir Winston Churchill, who was invested as a knight of the garter two years ago, was one of Eden's supporters today. The formal in-

the award on Eden last year.

The Queen Mother, a lady of the garter. the Duke of Edinburgh and the Duke and Duchess Gloucester also were at the pri- vate ceremony.

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Central Experimental, Climatic Detachment, Namao, Alberta.

Recent visitors of their parents were: Mr. Louis Arsenault Acc.

Eddie Arsenault all of Rimouskl, Quebec. Mr. Paul Arseuault of R. C.N. Radio Station, Coverdale, N. B. and Mr. and Mrs. Adelard Melanson, Moncton, NB.

Misses Doreen Gallant and Celia Arsenault, both employed at Tig- nlsh, recently spent a .. ' r' at respective homes.

Mr. C. Jolliette. Moncton, N.B. was a visitor at home of Mr. and Mrs. E.F. Arsenault.

TENDERS

Will be accepted for Jan- itor for Emerald School for term 1956-57. Particulars may be had from secretary. J. Reginald Smith.

Free Movie

Boy Scout World Jam- boree fllm at St. iMarkls Parish Hall, Kensington, 8.00 p.m. tonight. Everyone welcome.

REV. EARL LEARD

Cascumpec,

Missionary on furlough from India, will speak at the following rallies: Al- berton. June 21; North Wiltshire, June 22; Free- town, June 28 at 2:30 P.M.

All Are Welcome.

ROYAL

Borden

vastiture followed conferring of

by Mr. Gabriel Deschines, also

Each fleet contains 20 to 30 nets so the loss is heavy if they are not recovered.

The thred boats each contained two men who were Camille Joseph . Gallant and losepn T. Arsenault; Joseph and Leo Cassie; and John Bax-rlault and Adrian Arsenault. The latter is a farmer who was a substitute crewman for the day and it was he and his partner John Barrlault who were rescucrl by the C.G.S. Kapusliaslng, uiuch was stationed for several rlays in Summerslde. Th Kapuskasing uas aided in her search for the boats' by a scr..ch and rescue plane from Greenwood.

Barrlault and Arsenault anchored their boat the strait before boarding the rescue boat for Sum- mersid ..d went out on the Hydro- graphic survey ship the following day and retrelved it. Joseph and Leo Cassie weathered the storm throughout Monday night and came in to Egmont Bay Tuesday morn. ing none the worse for their ex- perience. Camille Gallant and Joseph Arsenault were more for- tunate than the rest and made port at Capo Egmonl on Monday evening although troubled with net- ting in their propeller.

BOAT EUND

A boat belonging to s New Brunswick fisherman was found yesterday at Sea Cow liead where it had washed ashore in a battered condition. It is belisvsd to belong to a man named Pellerin. one of the several N. B. fishermen who were caught in the squall. one of the N. B. boats is reported to have sunk in the strait on Monday short- ly after the two fishermen were rescued by another boat who notic- ed their plight. The boat sprung a leak and the ilfebelted fishermen were ready to jump into the water when rescued. Another boat was swamped and sank as it neared the wharf at Cape Bald. Altogeth. cr twenty to twenty-five fleets of nets are reported to have been abandoned in the Strait. some of which have been recovered. EXPRESSES CONCERN

Mr. Ulric Poirier, manager of the Flshermens Coop at Egmont 3?? an interview with the Guardian last evening, expressed concern over the recent lDECClli'ECy of weather forecasts heard over TV and radio stations. He said the fishermen's lives often depend on weather forecasts and it was be- cause fine weather was forecast for Monday over TV and radio

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We have a number of used hay mowers both in the tractor power type and horse drawn in such makes as Cockshutt. International and Oliver which are selling at greatly reduced prices.

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We are interested in feeder cattle in ex:'i-mg: on

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