JUNE 18. 1952

Tatting is an Easy Art

Tatting is a fascinating art to while away your leisure time. ll you'd like to malts dainty edgings for handker- chiefs, or work a pretty dolly, you can loam by following easy directions. A

Inventor or Airless Tire Dies In Ohio

DAYTON, 0.-(AP)-John A. Macmillan, '19. inventor of the airless auto tire, died on June -'1 after several years of failing health. .

Macmillan was born on A farm on Prince Edward Island Nov. 18, 1812. He was educated at Prince of Wales College and later taught school on the Island. Among the surviving relatives is a sister, Mrs. Elizabeth MacDonald of 32 Pow- nal Street, Charlottetown.

In 1908 he went to work for the Dayton R u b b e r Manufacturing Co., bringing with him the airless

did not begin to produce pneu- matic tires until 1916.

MacMillan served as general manager and president of Dayton Rubber from 1916 to 1936 at which time he was named chair- man of the board of directors. He held that post until 1945.

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N. B., June 18--Two n as pur ” i agents are announced by E. A. Bromiey, vice-president in charge of purch- rises and stores for the Canadian National Railway system, Mont- real, W. M. Holmes, heretofore purchasing agent Detroit, Mlch., and W. H. Whitehead to be purchasing agent at Halifax suc- ceeding Mr. Holmes.

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retiring under the pension rules of the company.

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hard tire for autos. The company .

Mr. Holmes Ilia mouth of the St. Lawrence was is succeeding H. M. Dewar; who 15

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Georgetown and I O VlCIlIi'l'y Mir.-u Edward Easton spent eral days in the city recently.

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Miss Margaret Mccarron of St. Mary's Road was a recent guest of her sister, Mrs. Raymond Lavend- ier.

Mr. Gordon Stewart of Char- lottetown spent the recent week- end as the guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. H Stewart.

Miss Anna Prosper, employee of Clark Bros, in Montague, spent I recent week-end at her home in Georgetown.

Little Miss Linda Lavandler is visiting in St. Mary's Road, the guest of her grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Mccarron.

Mr. Henry Gallant who has been employed with Fraser-Brace Con- struction Company in Labrador. has returned to his home in Georgetown.

Miss Joan McQulllali Charlotte- town, was the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred McQulllan, over the week-end.

Mr. and Mrs. William White of Bordenl motored to Georgetown where they were the week-end guests of Mr. J. F. Johnson.

Mr. Harry Macconnell of Char- lotteiown is spending his vacation at the home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. B. Macconnell

Mr. Mturvin Mcmnis, principal of Georgetown High School spent the past week-end at his home in Elliolvaic.

Mr. George LeLacheur of Char- lottetown is visiting at his home in Georgetown, where he is the guest of his mother, Mrs. Mabel Le- Iacheur.

Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Allan were week-end visitors to Charlotte-

"rHE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

Shown above are Life Underwriters executive and visiting speakers who attended the recent con- Ihe City Council Chambers here.

Front Row (left to right)-: David B. Fluegelmnn, New York, Jules Derome, Montreal. Mrs. Dor- othy Rogers, Charlottetown, Howard Moffatt, Toronto, R. D. MacGi1livray, Charlottetown.

.Back Row (left to right): L. W. Dunstall, Toronto, V. S. Ling, Charlottetown, T. A. MncAvinn, Charlottetown, D. H. Gallant, Mlscouchc, G. E. Stokoe, Charlottetown, S. G. Ives, Charlottetown, Cyrus Montague. F. W. Hyndmzln, Charlottetown. Lawrence W. Hall, Fredericton, N. B.

Mrs. Allan's parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Lewis.

Mrs. Emerson Llewelly Wayne are visiting in ew Glas- gow, N. S , where they are the guests of Mrs. Lleweilyn's brother- ln-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Judson Baker.

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.. 'May0r P. L. Bouclreault, Councillor Raymond Solomon, and Town Clerk, Captain C. M. Fitz- gerald motored to Charlottetown on Friday l.'.th, in connection with business matters of the town.

Captain Thomas Trenholm ar- rived ln port a few days ago with his vessel which carried about forty tons of chipped white gravel from Nova. Scotia. The gravel was sold to local residents for their driveways.

Mr. John Wallace, Canadian National Railway Section Fore- man last week started three weeks vacation prior to his retirement, after thirty-eight years service with the C. N. 1?... Mr. Wallace's many friends wish him many years of enjoyable retirement following his long term of faithful and ef- ficient service.

Lobster fishermen of George- town and adjacent areas are en. loylnz one of the best seasons in years. Catches which have been good continue to hold up remark- ably well for mid-June, especially taking -into consideration the large number of lobsters caught. Prices for both canners and mark- ets are good, with market lobsters reported on Saturday. 14th, as bringing .45 cents per pound,

The Georgetown-Lower Mont- ague Ferry sailed on Saturday, June 14th, for Pictou, N. 5., where she will undergo her annual re- fit. The Georgetown-New Port ferry also sailed for Plctou, leav- ing on Sunday, June 15th and will also so on the Marine Slip for ov- erhaul. During the absence of the two Ferries, motor boats will con- tinue to provide 3. means of trans-

town and York. at which latter place they were the guests of

portatlon for foot passengers. . -A.C.

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YOU HAVE your special interest or ambition--something that means a lot to you. Today. more than ever, the trick is to plan your saving-and your spending-so that you move steadily toward your goal. Here are two suggestions:

Pnu-r, decide what you want most, how much it will cost, and open a special savings account at The Royal Bsnlr of Canada for that one particular purpose. Then save for it.

Ssooma, use the Royal Bank Budget Book to keep yourself on your course, and to avoid careless spending. The budget book does not suggest how you spend your money. It does provide you with a simple pattern to help you

PLAN YOUR BUDGET TO SUIT YOURSELF: Youdsn gets copy at any bnmch. Asltforone. 7

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Better Business Bureaux Officers

SAINT JOHN, N. B., June 17 - (CP) - The full slate of officers for the "Association of Canadian Better Business Bureau was re- elected here Monday durlng the six- th annual conference. The officers are: Past resident, Claude A. Root, Montreal manager; president, William L. Templeton, Vancouver Manager; vice-president, Arthur R. Haskell, Toronto manager; sec- retary - treasurer, Donald M. Mc- Claymont, Ottawa - l-lull manager. Richard L. Grannan of Saint John

was elected a director for the Maritime branch. The conference ends today

when delegates leave for Swamps- cot, Mass., where they will attend the annual conference of the As- sociation of Better Business Bur- eaux.

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O Sourls and I I C Vlclnlty ..'The sympathy of the com- munity is being extended to Mr. George Campbell on the death of his brother, Mr. Harold Camp-

bell, which occurred on Tuesday, May 27th.

A retreat for the Alumnae of St. Mary's Convent was held in the Convent Hall, opening on Friday, June 6th and concluding on Sunday June 8th at 4 p. m. The retreat was conducted by Right Rev. J.A. Murphy.

The sympathy of the community is extended to Mr. Brenard Dugas on the death of his mother, Mrs. Sylvester Dugas which occurred on Sunday, June 8th.

St. Mary's Alumnae annual tea was held in the Convent Hall on Wednesday, June llth and the Graduates of Grade XI were guests

supplied by mem-bers of Grades XI and x. The speakers were Right Rev. J.A. Murphy and Mrs. Adrian Maclnnls.

The annual meeting of the Sour- is Council Knights of Columbus was held in their rooms on Sull- day, June 8th. The officers elected for the coming year are Chaplain -Right. Rev. J.A. Murphy; Grand Knight-E. Foch MacDonald; De- puty Grand Knight-Pctcr Mac- Aulay; Chancellor-Rev. P. G. Murnnghan; Warden-Paul Mac- Phee; 'nrea.surer-A.T. MacDon- ald; Recorder-Joseph Cairns: Advocate- Ronald MacDonald; Guards-Elmer Peters, Peter Mac- Cormack; Trustees-.l.J. Mac- Donald, W.S. Maclntyre, Mr. M. J. McQuald, State Deputy, will at- tend the Supreme Convention to be held in Los Angeles the latter part of August.

The Souris Girl Guides under command of Captain Moreen No- onan and Lieutenant Nellie Foley. held a successful hike on Saturday June 14th, leaving the town at 9 a. m. the girls walked up Sourls River to a site which had been chosen previously l0 Smnd the clay. The girls cooked their dinner which consisted of "stew". The afternoon was spent in taking tests

and 15 of the guides passed their semiphone test. The cvcninlz 111931 fol-

conslsted of a sausage roast

Six patrols attended under com- mand or Patrol Leaders. Helen MacDonald. Joan Mnclntyre lsia MacDonald, sally Webster, Jean- cte Peters and Florence Bushcy. The girls arrlvcd home at 7:30 P- m. and although suffering from a few mosquito bites and some sun- burn, thorouhly enjoyed them-

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3 games to 2 thus winning the series in a challenge match played at the Sauris Alleys. The "Scrubs" took the series winning 8 games to 7 in a very close series. At the conclusion of the match the "Ramblers" presented Mr. H. H. Latter, captain of the "Scrubs", with a lovely trophy. and also pre- sented indlvidual trophies to each

"Ramblers" with a consolation trophy. This trophy was all hand made and an expert piece of work This series created a lot of in- terest and gave the bowlers s barrel of fun. The members of the winning team are: H. H. Lar- ter, Rev. P. G. Murnaghsn, Wal- ter Douglas. Stewart MacAulay

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