'Privcite Fishing Property

Case Is Before

A resident of Bristol was before the Magistrate's Court in Souris Wednesday, charged with fishing. on a private fishing property. His defence is that he wls standing on his own land which has recent- ly been covered with water.

He is owner of property at Bris- tol which extends to a mill pond which had been allowed to go out and which has been newly damm- ed by Willard Jordan. Gordon: Hughes and Norman MacLeod. The charge was brought by chief game warden Spurgeon Jenkins on the basis that the Minister of Industry and Natural Resources had approved their improvements to fishing conditions on property in their ssession and granted the right to enclose it.

The case was adjourned until May 16 without all the evidence being completed. Mr. N.W. Low- ther. Q.C.. is acting for the ac- cused. Mr. J.P. Nicholson, for the Crown in that case and all the, other cases coming before Magis-l trate G.A. Gaudet at Wednesday's sitting. .

A resident of Souris and a re- sident of Souris Line Road werel

MONTAGUE GROUP IN TAP DANCE CLASS

. 1 I .. . , . - ' ht, P'-t d l ft to right: Son- Tn ('lassz40-Grout? Tap 18 Years il:ll2l:tcssi(:):10Ual1S tI;l,1gl;llwPx':lt ”e1&cllllry9n' 8Mamm Clarke, d d Fnzdbem Stud-lo Mon . mgr muum, at p w (3 Tuesday;-Lois Hughes. Margaret McLean.

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EASTERN GUARDIAN

DANCE Lower Montague Hall lllay 4th cancelled for this week only. Regular dance May II as usual.

l)i:iiinc Sliaw. Il"lorence MacDon- ald not piciurcdl. tGuardian Photo)

from his temporary grave in I public hall lierc Tucstlay night.

He was brezilliiiig weakly and on, the point of ('iilI:ipsv.

Wednesday. as he drank lemon-l .adc and chewed aliiioiids, he com-i meiitctl: -

”I shall be it recctarian from. nuiv on. I have eaten meat in the! past and this liaiiipcrcd me whilel setting the world i'c(-ord."

llc iold i'epoi'ii-rs that he had beaten by 37 hours the previous world record sci by a German in Dortmimd in 19:31.

On April 29. Yru was scaled iii a wooden coffin, with only two bot- tles of lemonade and mid unsweet- ened tea for sustenance, and bur- ied in a I0-foot grave. Hundreds of people came to the hall to look down a pt-riscope into the coffin.

Shipping Opens At Montague

The first ship to arrive at Mont- aguc to open the 1956 shipping season was the General Burstall. which has been the first ship to arrive at this port for the past three consecutive years.

The ship is under the command of Captain Levi Kerley. and left Belornm. Nild.. on Saturday, ar- riving in Montague on Monday morning.

The ship took on a cargo of general produce and sailed for Newfoundland yesterday.

CREAM OF WEST FLOUR- lllll's e- S6.0!l: 50's ? S3.l5: 25 S E still. while in stock. Fraser and Aniicar l"ced Service. Montague.

EN'l'RlES FOR Teen-Age Road- T E i T i " W mi in he held in Montague Wt-l(l' roll L'2llI ivas aiiswercd with nine lllW(IH.V- May Iii. Will '-'I”59 Thu” members being present. The min- tier. May 3. Ii7n1l'l05 milsl be Sent utes were read and approved. in nllilll Nelson. Montague. A icu(..- W3, ,-(.,..i by the dub leader regarding ciiangcs in judg- ing classes and also ('IlflilL'0S in the Prince Cflllllly Department of Agriculture Offici-

it was moved by Roland Profitt and seconded by Bert Palmer that llicre be a crokinole party at Mar- galc School on April 23rd. It was moved by Roland Profitt and sec-

Personals

l-'riciids of Howard S. Mac-Lean. tit'tir1,1Ql(lVi'n. are sorry to hear he is u patient in the Charlottetown Illiwllllill,

' Mouiiovinf Liberia itteiitersl:

. French Fgk" President William Tubman of Libe-

onded by Bert Palmer that l)oug- ' ria has turned down a Soviet

AG las Johnson and Kenneth 'l'liomp- clalrns Record invitatiuii to visit Russia. it was

A letter uzis rt-uii roumdiiig a Xmi 2'. ”)”'-l'cm""M ,HC”"I' fak”'- sador Io lirituiu. who t'IlIlU')'0il the

ll"Il"'i”'k - - - - - - H ”” "I53 debate competition in ('li;irlotlc- mtg cI"'mFd B Y"""” 5 retard 3"" Soviet invitation to President Tiib- imiy , , , , V . . H 41 lbs, "Mn! and H N” Mn m um dip being buried aIlV(' for 287V: hours.

man. said the president had replied he had other commitments and could not accept.

in the consiimption of poultry nu-:us the same upward trend is in iW'ltILu'ICCZ ' nil

ector to get the debate tor the next The iakir. C11-Id Only In I while mcciiiig. The cliil) leader asked turban and 3 I0IllCl0th. was lifted questions on test I to junior mcm- LA bcrs only as all senior members were not present. it was moved by Roland Profitt and seconded by Douglas Johnson that the meet- ing be adjourned.

Flat River 4-Ii Calf (Ilub-Al new club was recently organized. by Mr. Keith Clay and Mrs. Ben Bears at Flat River School with

SIR ERNEST MucMILLAN

Dean of Canadian music and world famous conductor and composer will deliver

for 195:! and 1954 shows the fol-

l”l”"K3 , sixteen members present. The new THE 13,13 11:5: ci..u”ie,...ii;.- is Mr. Cecil Mosrlcr SAMUEL ROBERTSON MEMORIAL LECTLRE

.'l'.'m.lklf',l'ld chicken laitI1:l1cK:izI(-uzfitiitiollaif'Egii:1ITt)::"Ei(il at

("J ()5 d d k '6 '6 executive are: president. Lester ' V ' y

...'lt':iiIL an "S 5 2,” 28'8 Macllne; vicc-president. Frances PRINCE OF WALLS COLLEGE

" ” " ” ' ' i ' l 'Donald; secrotary-treasiircr, I , - CLUB NEWS Margaret Macl(eii7.ic. Public Cordially Invited

ii:-usington 4-ll Calf Club-The meeting of the Kensington 4-ll Calf Hub was held in the Kcnsington hrliooi on April I2, I956. Due to the absence of the president. Ed- lllll Jolinson was appointed new llIi'sltl(lIl-

'lh(- plctlgc uas repealed by all

The reiiiniiiing 4-H club IlI('lll- hers, in this Club are; Danny Bears, James Kiuix. Peter Moor- bcry. Laurie Morrison, Frankie Meerbcry. Shirley XlacDoii.'ild. Al- vin MzicDonuld, Sziiulra lll.'icKcii- IIC. (ilciitla Mack:-ii7.ic. Keith Niclioison, lvnn NI('Il()ISi)n. Phyllis

"MARTY" - - - the prize film of the year 4 - ACADEMY AWARDS - 4

and the motto was asked. The Ross and Elaine Ross.

Annual Election Oi. Officers I By Charlottetown Lions Club t

Ernie lilzitlicson piesident of the

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Best motion picture of the year

Rest performance by an actor to Ernest Borgninc

Best Directing

Best Scieen Play

See it at the CAPITOL on FRIDAY and

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was ylcctcd Charlottetown

say thank you to your ('liih for. co-sponsoring the essay t"tllllOSl "

has under the co-chairmanship of Dr. Angus Ma('Eachern. . in addition to the election oi niiu-crs, a special presentation has also held during the dinner nu-cling. The recipients of the presentation were Miss Dorothy Ann Parker and Miss Gorman. both of North Wiltshire. Miss Parker was presented with a cheque for 5l5.f)0 as the winner of a recent essay on "Care Of the Eyes", jointly sponsored by the Canadian National institute of the Blind and the Charlottetown Lions Club. for grade 8 pupils of Queens County. Miss Gorman was

Iinns Club at the annual election 'l'Iic essay coiilcsl. iihicli uas pl! officers held at the Queen also held lll Kings County under , um las! cVon"'g' The mec"'"Illfhe sponsorship of the Souris

Lions Club. and in Prince County under the sponsorship of the Sum- mcrsidr illlil 'vnsiiigluii Lions Clubs. was writ on by 750 grade 8 pupils lhroiiuhoiit tlic Proviiirc.

The winners of the contest in Kings County under the sponsor- ship of the Souris Lions Cliih were as iolIows' Isl. Gcncvir-re Campbell. St. Theresa's: 2nd. Bobby Squires. Morcll: Jlrd. Ken- neth Diinn. March

in the Kciisinuiiiii Division of Prince County with the Keiisington Lions Club as sponsor. are as fol- l,..m(,n,od with a" mu, C 9 t , lows: lst. Joseph Mil'('It(in7.l9, Bat. ening alarm Cluck m:.lucl;Ise'm;I3 c: 2nd. P:iui.'i (iirlcy. tier. the teacher of the winning pupil. mm"; 3"d' IV" C"””"' Kc"”'"3i Jack Stevenson introduced the '9"- riu-sts and President John Van- Maarion made the presentation. Ilolh recipients expressed their thanks and appreciation.

other officers elected who will take over their official duties in -'Hl.V for the next twelve months are as follows:

Isl Vice-President. Robert Youn- Itfjr: 2nd Vlre-President. T. L. litzucrald: 3rd Vice-President. Vernon Williams: Secretary. Joe Motley: Treasurer. Alex Matheson: Lion Tamer. Charlie Michael: Tail Twister, Dr. Gerald Barrett: iycar Directors: Dr. Angus Mac- iuachern and Keith Cameron; 1- year Directors: Jack Roach and Jackie Doyle.

As ii guest of the (iluh. Mr. Phil

y wrr. held representatvc of the (N l B. for P. E. l.. In reporting on the recent essay contest, sad that "without A doubt the essay contest has been more successful this year in bringing the need of better eye care not only to the Pupils of P.E.l.. but also to their Parents and tenet .. I feel sure that the money which your Club has donated in Lee has gone far in showing the pupils the (renter need for eye care. so on

ll! of this Institute I will to

"i FINE Hui... AGEM!"...ul.

"A SMASH?

WONDERFUL!"

...hmo

The winners of the Siimmerside Division of Prince County. under the sponso ship of the Summerside Lions Club has not been announc- ed yet.

in organi7inL' the contest the local branch of the (7. N, l. B.. sent out 3.900 phaniplcts to st-Iinols th. ughout the Province giving facts dealing with eye care. and reported that a total of 750 grade Vlll pupils wrote on the essay.

IIECDIT-LANCASTER presents

um ERNEST BOIIGNINE and BETSY BLAIR mumqqnmimm uunnaniwni-muniuniniwn nu-nunmuuo-an-in-mun-In

C.P.R. 75th Annual Meeting Is Held

MUNTRI-IAI.. tCP'---The 75th annual mccling of the Canadian Pacific Railway Company Wed- nesday elected six directors.

They are D. C. Coleman, Char- lel A. Dunning. R.S. McLaughlin. Sir Edward Peacock. Howard C. slieperd and H. Grevllle Smith.

board at its first meeting re.-lletlscted W. A. Mather CPR chairman. N K C""'"P P"!l' dent and Ross H. Mc. aster vice- president,

At Regular Admission Prices

Final Today - Shows 3-5-7-9-Adah Clothing Wing:

Crashing Action!

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' Thursday, May

3, 1956 The Guardian, Page 5 ”'””'”r". -' ' ” -M

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Magistrate I

each fined S25 and costs or 30 days for possession of liquor not pur- chased from a Vendor.

A resident of Souris River vias fined 320 and costs or 30 days for being intoxicated in a public place.

A resident of Souris was fined: :20 and costs or 30 days for caus-l ...V ing a disturbance.

Under the Game Act a resident of Souris was fined 35 and costs or 1” days for fishing without a lie- ense.

A resident of Charlottetown was. fined 320 and costs or 30 days forl possession of liquor elsewhere thanl in his residence.

A charge under the MIi.'.l'HI(il'y Bird Act against a resident oi. Souris was adjourned until May ltil after a plea of not guilty. .

A charge of possession oi liquor not purchased on his individual. permit, against a resident of Bris- - tol. was dismissed. Mr. Melvin Jf L McQuaid was counsel for the ac-. cused. -

Commissioners of St. Peiers l village had a list of 11 tax default-1 OPS. Judgment going again.-" euzhti by default. The remaining three were set down for hearing May 16.

RECEIVES CHEQUE FOR ESSAY

Pimimi abuie (centre) is Miss lcuunly. On the left is Miss Gor-

jorie

Hillside Lodge Meeting Held

The regular meeting of Hillside Lodge was held on Tuesday night with the Noble Grand. Ellery Shaw, presiding. There was a fair attendance. The minutes of the previous meeting were read by the secretary, Brother Douglas Mac- Laren and the business arising therefrom was discussed. It was moved and carried that a letter of thanks be forwarded Rev. J .M. Fraser. This was in connection with the anniversary service of the lodge which was held at Trin- ity Church last Sunday. The mem- bers were pleased with the fine attendance of both Oddfellows and Rebekahs and the warm welcome given by Rev. Mr. Fraser.

One account was on motion or- dered paid.

Discussion took place on the an- niversary banquet to be held shortly. A committee was ap-

l)uiin. Roi-iiinrri Square A ,,g, ?i”'UlII) Ann Parker Nortlrman of North I"Dflhlre.WIl0 was gL.h,,,,l. (fit... my 1,-lmd Col”, pointed to Contact the Rebekah lilt-hire School. receivuig a.also presented with a gift as the Norm Mum": n.,m..,r,,b1,. uem.

Sisgersy who are assisum, and Iakr t'Ili't1lli' for 815.00 from Charlotte-ltvarhi-r of tho winning pupil. The ML

mg part in this b ' I y I (,'liui'li-iie tliiiiplu-ll Queen

Brother MacLan;illIl1q;l;:w an In VIHIIIIVIILIIIS Club presidclrlnt Johii ess uas iiritten on the subject:Chdm,m. Hm, grhml NW mu” teresting history of a hmumr ("M mi miiion llefll for er win of (..ne Of The Eyes open (to: go, zndy 3m, and h,mm".aM. fellow from Nova Scotiu who was. "mu 9””-V I" 3 Iecem come” la" G””I” VIII P"l"I5- mid MISS mi-ntion WPl'(' Vltltltl 3:300 am:

very seriously injured about tun

spoiisorcd by the Club in co-opci'-,P;irlti-rs HHS the best uut of 63 52.00 1...,-l,,....,...i. years ago. An appeal was iiiurir l

at mm one an an at the i'iL5l2l..I1.'”2.i”ii1.Ciial?.?.l”li. ”8i.';'E.?!:3"J.'lE;1 c?J.l'.i'f. '3:”2.iZ- l2.?.l'"ii..'.'?i and Brother MzirLarcn advised ' ' A 5 A I the fund was oversubscribed. and.'Ti the injured brother uas on ilu-' road to recovery after many seri-I ous operations.

As there was no further busi- ness lodge closed in regular form.

tGiiarLlian Pliolol

MAYFAIR THEATRE

MURRAY RIVER. P. E. I. THURSDAY. FRIDAY & SATURDAY. May 3. 4. 5 "TO HELL AND BACK"

Starring AUDIE MURPHY and MARSHALL THOMPSON Cinemascope and Color.

mom i RESERVES iircimisa I LONDON iReutersle'l'he sterl- ing areais gold and dot ' rcservcs -a barometer of Br eco- nomic health-rosc by S5l,000.000. in April- the treasury announcedl Wednesday. This is the fourth suc- cessive month the reserves have- shown an increase, The total re-l, serves on April 30 stood at 52.328.-:

THURSDAY 8 am. - FRIDAY . .. 8 am. -

Store Hours

ELLIS BROS.

THE ONE STOP STORE

8:30 p.m. 9:30 p.m. 9:30 p.m.

SATURDAY 8 am. - Fruits 8. Va

ORANGES, 4 doz.

TEXAS. WASHED CARROTS, 5 lbs.

LARGE

ONIONS, 5 lbs. TOMATOES, pkg.

GRAPEFRUIT, 6for . . .

AND

gm. FITZROY GROCERY

QUALITY MEATS MAPLE LEAF

SHANKLESS PICNIC lb. 43”

. . . SLOO 45c

49c

45c 21c

0 n o

lb. . . . . 47c

SUGAR, IOIbs. PERFECTION MILK, 6tins . .

I FRESH STOCK

FIG BARS, 2 lbs.

W Swansdown

CAKE FLOUR

Pkg. 39c

NU'l'FY

PEANUT BUTTER

I6 oz. iar 3T:

4

LIGHT

WALNUTS I-4 lb. I9c

SEEDS. SE

GARDEN 10. is. is MIXTURE 3'F"”" Wl'W'A'-A"

SEEDS CLOVER SEEDS 24 01- 5319 2cHUBBY . . . . 35c FLOWER TIMOTHY seen 3 BOTTLES 51.00

sssos MANGEI. SEED , , .

ONION TURNIP seen 5M””-WHWV

SETS '

SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY SALE

LAWN GRASS SEED

B A G 0 N FROZEN FOODS

SWEET PICKLED FRENCH FRIES, pkg. T9c FISH STICKS, pkg. . . 39:

I 5c SWEET PICKLED YORK

PORK HOCKS, lb. I9: Corned BEEF, lb. 27c ORANGE JUICE, tin

78c

79c

49c I96

HEINZ BABY FOODS CEREALS 8 01- 2 for 45 STRAINED FOODS 6 Fox 59 IUNION EOODS 5 son 59 MEATS EON BABIES

.. i2.i?."..l' want

i I y.,?RI ';',';l;”v;e.y...

Wufu ,

STRAINED OR JUNIOR

2 for 49

TEETHING

- . 5 ?lll'-IMF nus ”” 'ur ' 2. Ill? nice .. K41,-

, ,1 P Item I; 5 . . . . - , W " Flip!

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caics MIX caiii liiix 2 pkgs. 55c

EDS. SEEDS

BISCUITS, 2 for

39:

TALISMAN PLUM JAM.

ORANGE MARMALADE.

KLEENEX, 400': 35c

J0HN50N'5 PIE FILLER, tin . . 29:

BARBED WIRE

WE HAVE LIGHT AND HEAVY IARIED WIRE IN STOCK

GLO-COAT

Pt. 55c Qt. 89c

OLD DUTCH

CLEANSER, 2tins 25c

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