JANUARY go. 1953

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ernci wssrsan GUARDIAN

n??? 8 summer street,

GEORGE CLOW and House Phones:

Tito Guardian may be following stores

mi aeoaeme. Iiunmor Street Gourlios Drugstore, 21 cenini smut-, l(elly's News-stand. Water Street: Mark Gaudet.

A1,.-e iloucetws Grocery. Second

Water Street: V,lnco'- Grocery. I20 Ilnuoil street; Ennlllfs eu- servico Drug Store. K.L waits to Konslngton. WEST PRINCE OFFICE N59"01" "Ink Wkekl. Representative. Phone: Bl-2 Office and 08-3 Ilouso.

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-vlC'l'0BIA RINK Saturday mghl, Summerside Mercurys vs. Parkdalc Bombers. Skate after.

.THE CENTRAL BEDEQUE United Baptist Church. Service Sunday 11 A. M. Rev. C. A. Britten, Minister. '

-iu-:ls'sING'roN RIl'K 'saiu.-- deg. Juvenile Islanders vs. Spring Vallay All Stars. game 8230 sharp. Skating 1:30 to 3:30.

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-TllE EMERALD variety con- cert with the two comedians. lllessi-s. Ralph Emery and Roland Sli9t'lt will be in King George Hrili. Kensington. Friday, January 30th '

-NEW I.0NDON”PRESl31'TEi(- Lax ('HUIwHE5.o- Services Sun- day. February 1st .Cleddie Memor- ial il.00 A. M. Long River 2.30 Full. Clifion 7.30 P. M. Rev. D. A. Camp- bell, lliinister.

-iiEDF.QliE RINK. special ox- luhii.un hockey, Friday, January, imli, Charlottetown Abhies vcrsu Fr:-einwn Royals. Admission J i cents. I

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-N(lRTH BI'2I)EQl'E Uiiiterl Churrh service Sunday. l'”cbruai'y iv. North Bedeque il.00 ii.in.: TldlPllPFS Rest 2.30 p.ni.: Free- toun 7.30 p.m. Rev. J. K. Camp- boll. minister.

-NEW LONDON PARISH. Church of England. The Rev. R. W. Coiiplaiid. B. A.. Rector. Septuagesi- ma Sunday. February 1st. 1953. Kciisington iii A. M. Church School 11 A. M. The service. New London 2.30 P. M. Evensong. Burlington 730 P. M. Evensong.

-CHURCH OF CHRIST Y. P. S. -The regular meeting of the Y. P. S. of the Summerside. Church of Christ was held in the Hall on 'niesday evening. with the presi- dent. Miss Betty Enman. in the !ha'il'. The minister was in charge of the worship service which omn6dVlm the singing of a num- ber of favorite hymns, followed by

prayer. Mrs. W. O. Weale was; pianist. After sroutine business Barbara Leggef was appointed to

read the Scripture lesson at the Sunday morning church service. The Look-Out Committee foi' the :om:ng week were to be Marshall Callbeck and Doris Nicholson. The Study Period was conducted by the minister. whose theme was The Concordance of the Bible." p W.zpah' benediction, brooght

the meeting”to a close. -3

Alberion I C I and Vicinity

Mrs. '1'. Albert Clarke returned to her home in Aiberton Wednesday evening after visiting with relatives

in Toronto. Montreal and Showin- igsii Falls.

Mr. J. W.-t-Don Campbell. M.L.A., Alberton. left by motor car yester- day morning for Sockvllle. N.B. on business. He was accompanied by Mr. Erskine Gavin. l

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PBINCE COUNTY OFFICE Snmmersido. Phone 8031. News, Subscriptions, Advertising Bopresontativos

GEORGE WOTTON- Q03! and 8033. bought at any of the

in Siuninenidez

61 Granville Stqeot:

Street; Island Motor Transform

-CARI) PARTY in Margate School tonight. i

N-UNLOADING shavings at Travellers Rest" Friday afternoon and Saturday morning. Colin Waugh. Wllmot.

-VICTORIA .,JIINK tonight.

produced suits and up to yesterday it was learned that sufficient been stricken has not been decided whether a new house will be built money or moved to the site of the old one.

Neighbors llelii Victims of Fire

. -An organized drive to assist the

family of Mr. and Mrs. Alphonse C. Gallant of St. Chrysostom. who lost their home Ind were burned in the . fire; last Friday night. has been made by the peo- Die of the parish An appeal made

badly

to each family in the parish has excellent financial re-

funds had turned in to provide the family with a home. It

with the A house purchased-and

It was also announced yester-

day that Mr. John p. Gaudet of Richmond had received axdonation of goods valued at 3100 for this family, from the

Maritime As-

school hockey Cape Traverse vs. h n C . Ltd 3 1

Tryon and Cdpe Traverse Rovers 31;; E 0 wfil beum,:::1"fg:' cu:

Sisters vs. Tryoii Arrows Sisters. in Md 0 the fund gs - I

-Bl.-JDEQUE UNITED Church Charge. services Sunday. Februaiy lst. Bedeque ii A. M. Albany 3 P. M. Borden 7.80 P. M. Rev. W Burton Crowe, B. A.. Minister.

--KENSINGTON -3 MALPEQUE AND FREETOWN Presbyterian Churches. Services Sunday, Febru- ary lst .will be as follows: Ken- sington ii A. M. and 7.30 P. M. llalpeque 2.30 P. M. The Rev'd G. Evans will conduct the services. The Rev'd. D. A.'Campbell, interim Moderator. I

Mount Mllitlli Notes

Mrs. oBcn,1. Horton, Mt. Albion, was a visitor to the City on 'mesda.v Jnnuary 27th.

Mr. and Mrs. Lawson Maclllachern and daughter Donna, Cherry Valley. were visitors to Mt. Albion on Tuesday January 27th.

Mr. Omer Ferguson. C. N. R. sectionman City. spent the Janu- ary 2-ith week,end at his home here.

Mrs. Billie Chandler. Mt. Albion. was a visitor to the City recently.

Miss Louise Hermann. City. spent the weekend of January 24th. visiting with friends here.

Mr. Roy Mattliews, Mt. Albion. was a visitor to New Perth recently

' Mrs. illbert Jenkins, Mt. Albion. was a v itor to the City on Friday January 23rd.

The many friends of Miss Sandra Macl..ean. Mt. Albion. are sorry to hear of her illness and all wish her a speedy recovery.

Miss Eleanor Ferguson.' Mt Albion. returned to her home on Friday January 23rd after spending a few days visiting with friends in me City.

.m.. .a-.' s. Hicks Mt. Albion. spent -Iii”: weekend visiting with friends in sackville. N. B. ,

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Mrs. Henry Mt. hlbion. was a visitor to the City on Tues- day January 27fah.

meeting Men's Club was held last evening with George Clark Guests White" R. C. A. F.. F-C. J. Olson 0

stationed at Hawaii

S"slidei Y's Men'si

' Club Meeting

The Flzular wiee-kly luncheon

of the summerside Y's

as chairman.

present were P-0 Derek

the Danish Air Force. Arthur'

Rogers. a former member now at Harmon Field. Newfoundland.

The meeting decided that the

club would contribute in some-way

to assist the members of the Gal-

lant family who were badly burn- ed in their home and are now pa-

tients in the Prince County Hos-

pital. The executive was askcd to bring in suggestions of aid to be made.

financial

Congrafulatiovns were extended to Y's Don sears on the addition of a new member to his family. The guest speaker of the even- ing, F-Ll. Goldsmith was intro- duced by George Key. I F-Lt. Goldsmith, who has-been and the Far East is a Inative of Nova scotia and spoke on Hawaii, the cross- roads of the Pacific.

He outlined the history of the islands. from the time of their dis- covery by Captain Cook until the people were annexed. at their own request, by the U. S. A. He said the average temperature is around 75 degrees. the lowest around 60

degrees, making the islands a semi-tropical paradise. Agricult- ure is their main industry and

sugar is their main product. he said. The tourist

industry second in importanco

At the conclusion of his'taik a vote of thanks was tendered him by the chairman. . Ralph mnery was in charge of the weekly movies at the Prince County Hospital.

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I visitor to Summerside on Fri- day, January 23rd.

iMr. Joseph Maclsaac of Brae. in

Mr. George Lawton. Pownal was ii. visitor to Mt. Albion on Tuesday

January

Mr. Malcolm Hicks was a recent business visitor to the City;

-OLD EXPLORER The Spaniard Juan de Bertnudeii discovered the Bermudatlslands

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DAILY CROSSWORD

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Miss ary. Gavin; R. N.; and sister -M Elizabeth returned to their home in Tignlsh on Friday evening January 23rd after 'a pleasant month spent in Albany. New York with relatives and friends.

Mr. Frederick Doucette of Cha- thnm, N. B . returned to his home on Wednesday. January zlsl: after spending a few days in Skiili'iEr'! Pond. being called here for the

. funeral of his brother. Mr. George

-A. Doucetto.

-A very enjoyable evening was spent at the -home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Corrnier on- Thursday, January mad when a card party wosiheld in aid of the St. Thom- as Aquinas sinlety. The prizes were won by Mrs. James Hennes- sey Ind Mr. Urban Gsudet.

The illness of Mr. James N. Gallant at his home in. Nail Pond. is deeply regretted by his many friends.

Mr. Ronnie Harper, who is ser- ving with the Canadian Army in British Columbia. is visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Har- per.-Tignlshl

Mr. Frank Gaudet. Tignish. spent the January 24th week-end in Mloncfon vivsiting relatives.

The many friends of Mr. Poly- carp Doucette. will be sorry to loam of his illness at his home in Tignish.

On Monday evening. Jtmuary mth a dance sponsored by the Canadian Legion was held in the New Canadian Legion community Centre. Tignish. The music was supplied by local talent.

Two half-ton trucks driven by residents of, Tlimlah met in a head-on collision on Church street eariy'sundsy evening. Although muclr damage was caused to both onicks the occupants escaped in- ury.

.--Mr. and Mrs. nloia Ellis were recent visitors to Greenwood, N. 5.. where they were week-end guests of Mo. and Mrs. Leith Ellis. On their return they were accom- panied by Mrs. mater akerry who had been visiting to; several days with her children. Mrs. Howard Gaudet and Chester sherry in Halifax and Mrs. Clayton Ripley and Evelyn sherry ih Amherst.

The second in I series of card partluivi-as held on Wednesday owning. January am. in the Dal- toii school. Tignlnh. Twenty-three tables of progressive auction forty- flvu and three tables of forty- fivoo won in play. Auction forty- one winner was Mrs. Joseph Otiloiirko. Tho prise "of two dol-

lars ogfcrod for forty-fives was

0 s prise of two dollars was won by

ma GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETCWN

'St Louis And” ' Vicinity

Mrs. James Peach has arrived from Boston. Mass, to visit her mother. Mrs. Daniel Kenny, who is ill at her home in Palmer Road.

Cpl. Elmer Wodge has returned to his military duties at Sussex. N.B.. after spending some time with his wife and family in St. Edward.

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Friends of Mr. F.J. Shea are sorry he had to enter the Prince: County Hospital; Summerside. for treatment. and wish him a speedy return to health.

Mr. Sam Myers and Mr. Thomas Allain recently motored to Sum- merside on business.

Mr. and Mrs. John M. Perry. who were recently married. have left for an extended trip to st. John. N. B. to visit with relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Clarenc: Wledge were recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dougald Wedge in Summerslde.

Sympathy is being extended tol

the death of his mother. which oc- curred recently at the Western Hos- pital. Mr. .MacIsaac is well known around St. Louis. having been field man for the credit union movement for some time.

Friends of Mr. Walter Arsenaulti of St. Louis regret that he is a pa- tient at the Prince County Hospital. Summers-lde. and wish him a speedy return to health.

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-- Mrs. Edgar Perry has return-l ed to her home in St. Louis after? spending several days in Charlotte-1 town. She was accompanied home. by her young daughter. Margaret Aiiii, who had been a patient at the City Hospital. Charlottetown. hav- ing undergone an appendix opera- tion,

The sympathy of the community. is being extended to the family ofy the late Mr. Timothy Ahearn whosei death occurred recently at his home ln st. Roche, His funeral was held on Wednesday morning. Jan. zlst to 81.. Simon and St. Jude Church. Tlgnlsli.

Mr. and Mrs. Irving Veno. Mr. and Mrs. J, Arsenault of Summer: side. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mallettl of Kensington, Mr. Leo Mallet: of Freetown. Mr. and Mrs. George Veno. Mr. Eigan Veno and Miss Shirley Veno of Miscouche. motored to St. Louis to attend the funeral of the late Mrs. Charles Veno. which was held recently in Palmer Road

Sympathy is being extended to the members of the family of ms. Charles Veno. whose death occur- red recently at the Prince County Hospital, Summerside. Herve ins were forwarded to the home o her daughter. Mrs. Maurice Myers. St. Louis and the funeral was held on

the Immaculate Conception Church. Palmer Road. Interment was in the church cemetery. .

Mr. and Mrs. Arsene Bernard left. on Friday morning, January 23rd for Newton, Mass. where they are going to reside. Mr. and Mrs. Ber- nard have lived in St. Louis for many years and their many friends and neighbours regret their depart- ure. On Wednesday evening they were tendered a surprise farewell party by a large number of their friends. and were presented with many valuable gifts as well as a substantial amount of money. The evening was pleasantly spent in games, sing song and step dancing. At a late hour the guests departed. wishing Mr. and Mrs. Bernard. The best of everything in their new sur- roundings. ' . -36.

NEW ANNAN W. I.

The January meeting of New Annan Wmnen's Institute met, at the home of Mrs. Walter Moose on January 8th. with the president presiding the meeting opened with the Ode followed by the Creed. Sixteen members answered roll call by passing in something towards making a quilt. -

It was decided that one quilt would be made for sale and the other one is to be given to a family in the district.

The members were pleased to accept an invitation from Irish- town Institute to meet with them for is social evening January 16th. The secretary is to send a donation to the "March of Dimes" and also write asking for a donation of materials. '

Roll call for Fe riiary is to be "An original Valent e." meeting to be at the h e of Mrs. John Mouse with a lune committee of Mrs. Albert Moase. Mrs. Richard Wall and Mrs. Lewis Mouse. The new school committee is Mrs. John Mouse: sick. Mrs. Albert Moase and Richard Wall and Mrs Elmer Mrs.oRlchard Wail; program. Mrs. Moose.

Treats were given to the school children at Christmas and also treats to the sick arid'ahut in. The teacher reported a new flag had been bought for the school. also a Santa Claus mask.

Cards were sold. alos C. L.,o. capsules and three cook hooks, s8.l0. Bills were paid amounting to 322.23. and collection was 01.55. '

Liinch was served bv the hostess assisted by the committee. A news- paper contest was put on and won by Mrs. Robert Monsevi group. The meeting closed with "The Queen.”

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won by Joseph 'o'R.oui-be and Claude Leclair. In the freo-no-out.

Mrs. Fred Richard and Mr. Ed- ward Gavin. Delicious refresh- ments were served by the lunch committee. A beautiful decorated coke. donated by Mrs. Estelle Mioc- Donald, sold by Italian auction. was won by Mr. J. 1''. Gallant. The proceeds of the evening were in

Saturday morning. January 17th to.

new ciiureii Hail"

' opened It S"sido

The new Presbyterian Church hi". Summerslde. was unofficially opened last evening with a con- gregational social.

Mr. Kenneth Walker was mas- ter of ceremonies. Mrs. Cleve Whaien was pianist and Mr. '1'homas'l-lall, musical dlrector.- I

The following program under the direction of the choir was presented. A sing song consisitng of old favorites; junior girls chor- us: humorous reading by Mrs. J. S. Perry: vocal duet (in cos- tume) "Jamie and Jeanie". Messrs. J. C. Mountain and Donald Baker; magic tricks by Mr. T. D. 'Mor- rlson; reading Miss Jean Mac-

Fadyenl mixed quartet, Mrs. Mark. -G8Ud9i. Jr., Mrs. Frank Cameron,

and Messrs. Thomas Hall and J. C. Mountain; violin solo. Mr. Irv- lns Llewellyn. accompanied by

Mrs. Harold Linkletter; male Quartet. Messrs. Hall, Mountain. Forbes. and Morrison; a mo,

Irene Mountain. ltxiureen Forbes. and Myrna Hanna .

After refreshments vvere- served by the commlttee'in charge "The Queen” brought a most enjoyable evening to a close.

The dedication of the new hall will be held at a later date.-S.

Howlnn and VI 0 O iciniiy Miss Lwne.fii;anault recently visited in Piusvlilc. Iva.n Arsenault recently spent an evening with Louis Arsenault.

Paul Gallant-molored to Wood- stock on Monday. January 19th.

- Mrs. ivan Webb recently speni some time in Summerside.

- Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Finnan were guests on Sunday evening, January ilth at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Finnan, Woodstock.

Izeone Arsenault recently spent an afternoon with Mrs. Vin- cent Perry.

Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Gaudet of Woodstock recently motored to Tig- nish.

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Kinoh and eliti- dren of Alberton were recent guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Arsenault at Howlan.

There arrived from Toronto. Ont. on Friday night. January 16th. Mrs. Frank Gallant and daughter Jean alter their short visit there.

Mrs. Joe Gallant of the Mill Road returned on Friday night, January 16 from a visit to her sons. may and Leo in Toronto.

Mr. and Mrs. Eddy Gallant and family and Mr. and Mrs. Lorraine Gallant and family visited recently at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Fir- . min Perry.

There motored to Gharlot'iet.own on Friday. January is. Mr. and Mrs Henry Gallant and Miss Lauretta Arsenault.

Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Gallant and family of Coleman were in Howlan on Sunday, January 18th,

On Sunday. January lllth the Rev. M. J. Rooney baptised the in- tfarit son of Mr. and Mrs. Eusebe Arsenault of i-Iowlan.

Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Arsenault and little son of Egmoiit Bay were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alban T. Arsenault on Sunday afternoon. January 18th.

Mrs. Hector Richard and her two little daughters visited with Mrs. Anthony' Finnan and family at Coleman on Saturday. Januarv 17th.

Mrs. Joe T. Gallant was a recent Sunday evening guest at the home of Mrs, Jerry Arsenault.

Mr. and Mrs. Murray Sweet and Mrs. Jerry Arsenault were in How- lan on Monday 'afternoon, Januarv iilth.

Master Louis Gallant of I-Iowlan commemorated his third birthday at his home here on Monday. Janu- ary 19th.

Mrs. Gilbert -C-I-a-ud.et of Woodstock spent Tumday afternoon. January 20th in Howlan.

Mrs. Pius Doiron is now it patient in the nursing home at 0'L(-ary. Her family and friends look for- ward to her return to her home and little ones.

Mrs. Philip Tompson was host-

' and an adjoining saw'mill.

Saw Mill At

-Fire which broke out Wednes- day evening about 6.30 p.m. at the height of the gala completely de- stroyed the old. grist mill belonging to Mr. Daniel Hickox. Burlington, formerly known as Warren's Mill.

The fire was first noticed by Mrs. Hickox. who was in her home nearby at the time. Although a number of fire fighters arrived on the. scene promptly, the fire spread rapidly and nothing could be sav- ed. Due to the heavy storm. tire

Fire Destroys Grist Mill,

lighting equipment" from. Kensing- ton could not be , brought to the fire.

grain crusher and engine, of which covered by

pletely destroyed, a loss believed to amount to several thousand dollars