I Irish. wil be in hisO’Leary’office

Five aspirants for the title of Carnival Queen of the forthcom- ing carnival at the isolated RCA 1" radar station at Parent,"Que., pause for refreshments during

Minister’s Wile”; Guest At Function

Mrs. Gordon Hardy was ’hos- less Tuesday evening when mem- bers of the W.M.S. Auxiliary. and the Ladies’ Aid of Alherton Uni- ted Church met to honor their minister’s wife, Mrs. J.’ M. Sproule, who will be leaving the community next. month.

All address, in the Form of on final poem was read by Mrs.

Leard. president of the W. M.S. Auxiliary and the presen- tation of a rug and an electric

teapot was made by Mrsdamesfmily also: with Mrs.

Hodgson, president of the Lad

1495 Aid. Sproule. .made.

gracious reply. ‘ ‘ I

A pleasant axial hour was on: joyed and refreshments __were served. ' v- , '

WESTERN“ ” '. GUARDIAN

REGULAR THURSDAY night dance, Canadian Legion, Kensing- ton. Music by Mellowaires. Ad- mission 50 cents. A N V

ICE-CREAM FESTIVAL, Catho- lic church ground Kensington, mullet-lay evening. July

RAYMOND GRANT, onto..- Saturday I afternoon July"

ANNIVERSARY DAY. TRYON‘ united. Church, Sunday; July 22th at 11 a.m., and 7.30 p.m.

DANCING To REc'onps for children 12—16 years. Borden Leg- ion Hall tonight 8-10 p.m. Admis- sion 25 cents.

W’s BEAUTY SHOE. Ken- Sinton will be closed for holl- dm from July as to August 9th. Inclusive. *

CANADA’S MOST popularised arriving regularly, Master Colt Starter, 'Grower,~- Master Chick Starter Krums, Master ‘Pig Perk Poll ts. Keith 0'_Kenuelly, Ken- Iingt n. .

PERSONALS

Mrs. J. E.’ ngard. .and,.h.er daughter, Pamela, Regina, 518k. are visiting w1th Mrs. Lezard’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Colin Love, Borden.

Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Emery and their two children, James and Gordon, are visiting Mrs. Emery’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Celestine Smith, 491 Water Street, Simmerside.

Professional Cards Chartered

g Accountanls ‘ I T- Earle Hickey & CO-

Canadian Bank of Commerce

Building Summerside, P.E.I. Phone 2235

INSURANCE .3. E. Ellis 8t Son Limited

Fire -— Auto — Casualty _ ‘, Summer St. SummerSIde

¥ Optometrists

E. E. Parkman

Opt. 1)., R.0. r PHONE 3287 . s'lmmer St. Summerslde

B. F. Hunter, RD. Summerside, P.E.I. Phone 3116 _SMALLMAN'S BUILDING

A. Raymond Grant, B.Sc., 0.1). _ 338 Water Street, Summerslde Above Maurice Mill’s Mens

Wear. PHONE 3530

Photographers

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Barrister

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George R. MacMahon, LL.B. _ 355 Water St. Summermdc (Also Kcnsington on Saturdays) Phone Summerside 3551

.. - NRTHERN BEAUTY

The semi-annual meeting of

was held at the Summerlea Res- taurant, Summerside yesterday afternoon with the president J. E. Burden, Charlottetown pre- siding.

Representatives from various points in the province were pre- sent and routine items of busi- ness were dealt with that have arisen since the annual meet- ing.

Newlyweds Are Honored

Mr. and Ms. Crawford Pick» etts opened their home in Kel- vin Grove on Monday evening, July 14, when friends and neigh- bours gathered to honor their son,

recent marriage and to welcome his bride, the former Mary Hun: 'ter to the district- » The newlyweds were the re- cipients of an address and Dre- aentation when Mr. Ian Mac- ,Murdo calpahly filled the role of chairman, and the couple were attended by Miss Elizabeth Ram- say and Mr. Clair Hogg. A suit- able address was read 'by Mr. Erroll Caseley, and two hostess chairs were presented by Mr. James Paynter and Mr. Wilfred Waugh on behalf of the conunun- ity. ' t Individual gifts were carried in by Misses Myrtle Picketts and Carol Smith. The ribbons were cut by Mrs. Lloyd Profitt, and the gift cards read by Miss Vial- erie Woodslde. can adequa-

Duncan on the occasion of his’

Fisheries Federation Meets In Summerside Wednesday

These included: (ll quality of

the P.E.I. Fisheries Federation Island lobster packs and lobster

paste, (2) pending U.S. legis- lation effecting the import of Canadian lobsters, (3) sizes of tins used in the canning of

fisheries products, (,4) proposed

changes in oyster regulations.

Consideration was given to ways and means of increasing membership in the Federation in the months ahead.

S. H. Burhoe, Charlottetown, who was the Federations official delegate to the annual meeting Of the Fisheries Council of Ca- nada held in Halifax, reported on that conference. On behalf of the P.E.l. Federation he in- vited the council to hold their 1964 meeting in,Charlottetown.

Summerisde Man Painfuly In'iured

Ernest Arsenault, Summerside an employee of Curran and Briggs, Contractors, met gwith a painful accident yesterday morning while at work. '

The heavy roller used in smoothing pavement accident- ally ran partially over'his foot crushing it to some extent. He was rushed to Prince County Hospital where he underwent medical treatment and it was. understood last evening that he was resting as comfortably as could be expected. ‘ ~

Details of [how the." accident occurred Were not available last evening.~ /

_ DIFFERENT curios Canada has five major species of crabs on the Pacific coast. and

their campaign for election. The 27. Left to right are. Airwomen

queen,.elected by.popularity poll, Marianne McKoen of Downsview; Will reign over the two day sports Ont.; Barbara 'Ann Fisher, of meet and regatta July 26 and Kitchener, Ont.; Patricia- Gra-

O'LEARY .

Mrs. Bruce Bernard returned to her home in summerside af- ter Spending a few days in How- lam, guest of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Platts. .

Mr. and Mrs. Russell Milliglah, Toronto Ont., are visiting in Milo guests: of their parents, Mr. and Mrs, Scott Milligan and other re-r latives and friends in"0’Leary.

field West Baptist W.M.S. was held at the 'church on Tuesday afternoon, July 8th with Mrs. Percy MacPherson presiding.

Mrs. Fred Rix returned to her home at Locke Road, after spen-

guest of Mrs. Lillias Aubrey and Mrs. Annie Rix. . '

spent a few days with his uncle .and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. William

_ treal. «

ding a few days in Albetrton, the

Master Ralph Ellis, O’Leary‘

ham of St. John, N. B.; Deanna Weir" of Airdre,‘ Altai; Joan Mc- Candiess of Victoria, B. C. Par- ent is 300 miles north of Mon-

0nrt., arrived home Saturday eve- ning to spend her vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Campbell, Coleman. '

Mr. Harry Stewart, Montreal, is visiting "h‘is"‘molther. Mrs. Walter Stewart, West Point.

Mr. Bob Crasvvell who is em- ployed in Toronto, Ont.‘ arrived homeSalturday evening. He will be-the guest of-his aunt, Mrs.

tely voiced his th nks on behalf

of his wife. ' two on the Atlantic.

HOWLAN

Miss Diane Gard. of St. Elea- nors, has been visiting in How- lan‘ guest of Mr. and Mrs. Helber Bryan.

The marriage of Carmel Gal- lant, of Howlatn, and Harold Ar- senault, of Du-var, took place at St. Anthony’s Roman Catholic Church on Wednesday, July 16th Rev. C. Pitre officiating. Pauline Finnan was bridesmaid and Ar- nold Ansenault brother of the groom, was groomsman. Best wishes are extended to this young couple.

Howian School roonls are be- ing treated to a new coat of paint prior to reopening in Au- gust.

Sympathy goes out to the wi- dow of the late George Warren of Mill Road. whose sudden death occurred on Sunday, July 13 in the Community Hospital at 0’- Leary.

Henry J. Gallant and Jerry Arsenatult are now employed at the home of Arthur Wallace at Cascumpec.

Miss Carrie Arsena-ultof Mass- achusetts, U.S.A. is now visiting her mother Mrs. James Arsen-

ault and her sister and brother- ' '

inlaw, Mr. and Mrs. A.D. Arson: ault.

Mrs. William Shields and dau- ghter, Marlene, Who Were visit- ing here got a pleasant surprise on Tuesday afternoon whén her husband, William Shields, his step mother, Mrs. Shields, of Saint John, N.B., also his step-sister, and her husband Mr. and Mrs. Crawleigh, of St. John. walked

Lunch was served by the lad- ies of the community and a so«' V cial hour enjoyed.

'UMMEBSIDE

WEE-THURS. ’

‘ ' "HELD

R E G E N “Mums Shows -7§15—9:10

Due To Tremendous Crowd '3‘ 1 ,"OLD YELLOW" will be '

Thursday and Friday Evening Only

OVER

"HOUSE OF

ADMISSION soc—75c .

Mrs. Arthur wool. with

Mrs. William Jlay returned to her home in Charlottetown atter II pleasant visit with her daugh- ter, Mrs. Jean Collicutt and E 1 l a Jelly, O’Leary.

" Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Milligan

and family Halifax NS, arriv- -

ed in O’Leary Yesterday where they will visitMrs. Milligan’s sis- tor, Mrs. Jean Collie land Mr. Mill-igan's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Milligan, Milo, and sister, and brother-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis MacKenzie, O’Leery.

Mr. and Mrs. Marne Wedlock and two children, Toronto," are leaving Saturday morning for, their home «after spending their humane in O’Leary guests of their. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bay Wedlock'. _ _ l

' MissRuby‘ Wood, Ottawa is visiting‘her parents. Mr. and Mrs t-Amold Wood, West Owe; I

,Miss Barbara Locke Road. is visiting" in Alberton, for o. few I " "ST'g’ll‘éSt'fbf" her. aunt, Mrs. L V las‘ Aubrey and Mrs; Annie,

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- 'megratulaltionsarc extended to Mr. and Mrs. Blair Thompson, nee Audrey Dunville, O’Leary, on their recent marriage. - Miss Dell England has returned to her duties-in Pwvideoce.,R. Latter spending a very pleats- ant vacation with her parents; Mr. and Mrs. Robert England, and sister, 'Lomlaine in Spring-

Mr. and Mrs; Chesley ~ Mac: Isnac’alnd family. accompanied by Miss Audrey Mac-Isaac, Tor- onto, Ont. are spending their holidays with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Bennie MacIsatac, Dun- blane and other relatives and friends. ‘

The annual meeting of the shareholders of the Brae and West Point Telephone Co. Ltd. was held in Glenwood Hall, Mon- day evening July 14. with a fair attendance. Mr. Alvin Mac- Lean presided. ,3

‘ Mr. Harry MacAuslaind, Tren- ton, Ont. was a visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Mac Lean Saturday.

The July meeting of the Spring-

ALBERTON

Miss Mabel Fielding, Alberton, is a guest this week of her bro- ther and sistelr-ilnwlaw, Lt.~Col.

P.S. Fielding and Mrs. Fielding, ,

Charlottetown.

Emmanuel Ahearn, Monoton, paid a brief visit to Albertoln this week, staying overnight With his sisterdnvlaw, Mrs. Aeneas Ahealmn and visiting his, nephew and neice, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ahearn.

‘ John Roberts and Mr. Snow'of Sydney Mines, N.S. were over- night guests of Mruand Mrs.

George Williams. Alb‘erltlon. Re.

turning home on Wednesday they were acompam'ed by Mrs. Ro- berts, John and Blair Roberts and Heather Aker who had spent the past week in Alberton.

Miss Ada Williams and Master Williams, Alberton lefthon Wed- nesday to visit relatives and friends in Sydney Mines, N.S.

Mrs. Maud Barbour. Charlotte- town is spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Neil Barbour, hlonltrose.

Mrs. Fannie Ashley Dcrchesteo', Mass. is a guest this week of

MacDonald, Locke Road. '

Mrs. Carl MacNe'vin and son Carlie of Toronto, Ont, are Vis- iting in Milo, the guests of~-Mr. and Mrs. Wallace MacNevin.

Mrs. 'l‘herald Acorn, Toronto

Pearl Coleman.

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Hardy and small daughter. are spend- ing their,hellda¥5.vlsitimc in guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gay. - - .

ANOTHER IU'K’ :tLA‘l’NllEIR

. . . is Mrs. Wilfired ‘Dennis'of Chaflotttetown‘,“shown here receiving her prize from Fulton Pierce of Pierce’s Cash & Carry Lucky Dollar Food Store. Fifty more prizes will be awarded this week Lucky Dollar Food Stores in Prince Edward Island '. , 00 Westinghouse electric flrypans. Contest entrants also have a chance at the grand prize . . . a new automobile.

cONFIDENTILLY YOURS ' -‘by Byrne Hope Sanders '

MONTREAL, “July .24th — Holiday happiness - ahead? Take it easy—and. serve many‘a salad with .the quick-.aS-qtlick..Minute Mayonnaise we can all make with BORDEN’S EAGLE, BRAND Sweetened Condensed Milk._ Delectable with all salads—but. methinks. 'speclally so with Waldorf Salad-«made with chopped apples, raisins, celery. . . . Mifiute Mayonnaise

2]: cup Eagle Brand Sweetened Condensed Milk — Leg: yolk — IA ta; salt —— 1 tsp. dry mustard —~ 1% cup vinegar -— % cup salad oil — touch fiaggyearl‘lmingredients in mixul‘ g bowl. Boat with rotary beater until mixture thickens. If you’d like a thicker consistency, chill before serving. Makes two cups. ' .

FOR CHILDREN’S DELIGHT . . . and grown-ups’ pleasure too— serve mellow, cheddar-flavored MAPLE LEAF : CHED-R-SPRED on toast, in sandwiches, or as “cheeseburgers”. It’s eas spreading, and has a velvety goodness that e eryone enjoys. You’ll also relish it on mashed potatoes—~or- to make your favorite cheese sauce even better. Makes delici us canapes, too. Comes In the use-again 8-02. umblers and in 16-02. refrigerator Jars. To intrbduce you to Ched-R-Spred, Maple Leaf , , offers be off the 3—0;. sizchand 7c off the ‘7

16-02. size. Hurry!

ARE DOOR-LOCKS ENOUGH .’ . . to safeguard your valuables? There’s always the danger that they may be lost through fire or theft—especially when you’re off on vacation. Surely the safest place for your jewellery and valuable papers is behind the steel doors of a BANK OF MONTREAL vault! You can renta B of M Safety Deposit Box for less than two cents a day and know you have the utmost pro- tection from fire or: theft. Why not. add this ' to your list of “things to do" today or to-

morrow? See about this sure, low-cost pro- tection while it’s on your mind. .

HOPE THAT YOU AND YOUR BABE are On hope, too, that you are one _;of the tens. of thousands of wise mothers now elying on one of the four dependable FARMER’S WIFE For- mula Milks (in the easy-opening can), long pre- scribed by doctors and approved by mothers. Your doctor will have suggested which one of the four types will suit your little one exactly . . . perhaps Partly Skimmed Milk, or he may \ _ 7 find that your baby will thrive best on Whole '

Milk or Skimmed Milk. And do ask your doctor about the new Farmer’s Wife PREPARED FORMULA, With the baby sugar already added, developed at the request. of the medical professwn.

IN' ENGLAND FOR JULY . . . and having a wonderful time, thank you. Left a case of DR. BALLARD‘S . CHAMPION DOG FOOD for our Mr. Kipps, the A white West Highland Terrier who bosses us all. . -' It’s such a fine meal for your dog—the veter- inary diet that contains all the nutrients he needs. Comes in Chicken, Liver or Regular—- each one a flavor your pet will bolt Wlth gusto. Dr. Ballard‘s has constant uniformity and qual- ‘5' ity in every tin—with balanced nourishment that encourages a shiny coat. bright eyes, good digestion and a cheery outlook On life. Let your pet enjoy DI‘.

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_ I wish to extend my sincere thonk‘sl-o all who visited our Lobster Carnival and a special thank you To The visitors from pufside the Province who contributed so much Carnival a success. .

Also the“ who helped in many ways by Their assistance ,

. E. M. CAN-NON. , Chairman. Lobster Carnival Conlmifl-ee.

, the RCAF Station and The, R.C.N. for Theirwhole hearted support. the service ' club members whose Tasks were many. and Their wives who did an, excel- lent iob'. To The Mayor and-Town Councillors. Police. Fire-

. ‘ men. Women's Institutes. our Indianfriends and many. many

onerously. Many thanks for a job

To make our

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in on them.

Fred Blanchard of Detroit. his brother, Larry, of St. .John, NE. and sister, Mrs. Isalbel Gallant, of Alherton were in Howlan on Sunday, July 13.

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A large crowd attended the fu- neral at St. Anthony’s on Tues- day afternoon, July 15. of the late, little Frankie Gallant of Pi-usville victim of the tragic ac- cident near his 'home on Sunday The pastor Rev. C. Pitlre offic- iated. Sympathy is extended to the, surviving parents, brothers, and sisters.

Mrs. Herb Avery and son. Der- ril and daughter, Phyllis, of Al- ‘berton spent Sunday, July 13 in Howlan visiting relatives.

Mr. andtMrs. Eddie Blanchard of Brocton word in Howlan on Sunday, July 13.

Mrs. William Shields visited with old neighbors in Durvar and Alberton on Monday. ‘

and Mrs. Cyril Ansenault

Comatton‘tlome Servlce Director

and son of Elgmont Bay visited with Mr. and Mrs. Tenis Peters Howlan on Sunday. July 13th.

Motoring over to Souris on Sun day, July 13, were Mr. and Mrs

Anthony Finnan and daughter, Pauline, and Patricia and Die-nut Gallant where they visited at the . home of Mrs. Albert Finnan and family. :

ARTHRITIS?

I have been wonderfully blessed in being restored to active tilts after being crippled in nearly every joint in my body and with muscular soreness from headlta foot. According to medical diag. nosis I had Rheumatoid Arthritis and other forms of Rheumatism. For FREE infer ation on how ] obtained this I onderful relief write: '

MRS. LELA. s. WIER '7

2805 Arbor Hills Drive

P. O. Box 2695 Iackson, Mississippi

in this delicious

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Naturally, this milk that looks "from and pours like cream —- and Contentfid ‘ ’ even whips—does marvels for COWS

GAY'NbLORIous I WHIPPED DESSERTS

For a special occasion —- or just when you want to be specially good to your family—nothing quite equals a light and fluffy ' ’ whipped dessert. And what a host of wonderful whipped des- serts you can make~with whipped Carnation Milk! Unlike other forms of milk, Carnation is concentrated to double-rich. ness. So it whips quickly, easily. tripling in volume. Costs only quarter as much as'WhipPing cream, so it brings luxury des- ‘serts into 'range of everyday budgets. Try whipped Carnation

HOMEMADE ICE CREAM can be, a frequent family treat, when

cuocoIATE-IIME DELIGHT - (Makes a to 12 servings)

25 to no ohoco- - you use Carnation Milk. So . latecookies cool, so fresh-flavored, so light 3 tbsps. melted -—and so very economical. No but-thi- need for expensive cream—- liar-go can the important ingredient is right on your kitchen shelf

gflgg‘fih when you use Carnation. the mug milk that whips. _

fllvored jelly COCONUT FROST

powder ‘ (Makes about I quart) 84 cup sugar 95 cup (mull con) undiluted 95. cup boiling water ~ SIEREATION lVAPOI-ATED» 84 cup lemon juice cu lemon 1 -

\ x 1 up. grated lemon rind 3: cg: « in w a Line a. 10-inch round pan or an- % all]! Ill!” ', gel cake pm with med paper. it our light corn syrup ‘ ,F Arrange 1:. cookies wound sides. 1 teaspoon noted lemon rind

Crush remaining cookies, mix with butter, and Iprend crumbs inbottomofpanmoving % cup for topping. Dissolve jelly powder

l6 cup finely shredded coconut,

Chill Carnation r in refrigerator /

and sum in boiling water. Add tray until soft \ ,.\ 2 tableapoonslemon juice,,__ChIll ice crystals : ' é ‘ until‘mlxtnre' is consistency of form around ' 5 milestones; whites. Chill Car- edges of troy. {'-

Whip unulstln. I Add 2 table- spoon: of the

nation in freezing tray untlltsoft ice crystal: form around edges of tray (about 25 to 80 minutes).

fist-t..." 9"” Beat e58. sugar and corn syrul' :ntil thlilclk and lemont-icoloredt. old w ed Cal-no. on.‘ ten Insulin: Z inhiespoons lemon juice, lemon rind and coconut into beaten egg mixture. Turn. into refrigerator tray or servinr dishes. Freeze until firm (about 2 to 3 hours) . Serve topped will! touted coconut, if desired.

Whip (Emotion until stimAdd lemon juice and temaming' - lemon juice. Whip whip veg-z stifl. #5:-

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to decorate top. Chill- nbout 4 hours until am, ’

comes 0mm TIME -: cons: cor- FEE, TIME. Comes coffee time— that’s time for Carnation!

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