1-; 24. 1953 . . THE WESTERN GUARDIAN

PRINCE COUNTY OFFICE I Summer Street. summenlde. Phone 3031. yen, Subscriptions. Advertising Bupreeenutivu GEORGE CLOW and GEORGE WOTTON Home Phones: 3032 end 8038. The Guardian may be bought at any in the following stores in Summers" : poakstore. Summer Street; Gourllee Drugstore, 21 Central Street. .11., News-stand. Water Street; Merl Gsudet. 6'1 Grenville Street: E y neucette'I Grocery, Second Street; Island Motor Trneporv. 97.”: street: Vlnce'e Grocery. 120 Russell Street; Enmsn's Bell- servlce Drug Store; Fred's Grocery, Convent Street ILL. Waite tn Kenelnnon. WEST PRINCE OFFICE Albenon: Frank Weeks, Bepresentativn. Phone: 68-2 Office and 68-! Bonus.

fM,LTxm title 1:13! Bediqge , M01 district. num er ' mus e A d A :ttled by June aoui. By Order of- n -mlstees.

'Sl'NDAY. June 28th, Margatclntefeat P.M.0.'s

Church

putoral cliargf. UDUPU

itt- 10.00 nwn at C?”"l.u:;r aI(;mf1.30. Hsgw. Lnmi --Andy's Aces defeated the o'ciocl,. g ' ' PMQ's in a Postponed softball

" 730 Sacrament of baptism

H” three 5en,m,l the airport last night. I

the final score being 21-5. The Aces. who have been showing 9.

W t I- I ,. lot of power with the hat of late, The lU3RCgl:KL,F?tH)Eecl(;lr:? Seunn1X,S,1:T-L;?(1,EgIcracked out 28 hits, and Marie 1n””:W: um! um Erskine L Peters, the sea-food team's pitch- ;!fl!':'h' Ur Bloomfield P1; I” who ler, gave up only four safe blngles. in ' ' -

W enhsted as A tPk,,H", nmmishirley Perry hit the only round

i game ill

gm-,A.ir, ENLISTMENTS -

g . .(.,.m, tripper of the game. and also got Iwi andltlsrflftllroolfs 3e;U!1(lxeAlllP(li'!a' ””'e9tba3K91'- Fmnegan hit 3 twink th"..Run. of Sun1mprsidX') triple for the better halves. Lor- nW,:.,.',;n1;51,.,'l n5 ;. (lnnslrulrlian lncia Gnudct. and Peters hit. 4 for '”"'y'W ,,m....,.. pit," ()m..(.,. 5. and Alice Kilpatrick a perfect M” M. 1,.m.mg p. 1.; 1;5 for 5. Tcedie Cahill, playing W HS. 12”. rm. L.md.,,,V 0,,.;seconcl base lll Gibs-ants absence, fume X iwns the star deicnsively. getting

1,, .two fine catches. one a shoe- rox VACATION Tn". v Mlsslstrtiig. Norma Arsenault. playing Emamm Dalton M Gm”.l;(.5 mm. the keystone sack for the PMQ'e In SW9 ML Sun”m.,.51d(, by (.3; also lllllflflva pretty catch. Lisb-

Qa'l1f(1HV morning on a Vilciltlnlhmnu W35 1119 PMQ Pitcher.

ZIP m;-mlgh the Ni-u- anginiicil Llm"-guns:

lilies and the White .'tioiiniiiin6,WA1?d5'5 A6953 Perry 3b: Cahill M will pnntinue on to 3lOlllrPRl.i-'”: 37-"llelis 55: Kilpatrlck lb; Mur- mw SM Wm Wm hm. 5;3m..plil' rl: Leclair cf; Gaudet c; En- nm'pnl'P. Mrs. l.estcr Goudct aiidjman Hf PPWT5 l7-

lifiltdvl. Miss imiinii will be PMQ-V Roam ss. Hunter it: Wmwz Mme by plume l.Vl:Cue ri; Arsenault 2b: Flnnlgaii

D5 lei; Lisliman p; Logan rf; McKin-

non 2b; Jackson lb; Schemlcr c. ..pimwt.r:n REPORTED W A-1 ' W ---i -- - loiit 2 am. yesterday morning ap-

yoximatcly half adozcu liouscsiuew lnsummcrside were entered by ii To Be Put Into

prowler who scared several iro-. mm and lost the decision in scul- flu with two men he eiicountercd'

ll his sudden splurge of house-W0 - A sy -d uklni. Numerous calls were re- E e loved by sumnierside Police who Wgig wmudpd U ""”'9"-'5'” Search Of! --For the purpose of putline 9" 315:? year: rgggslenyzvjxggwljltlthe new control tower into full llldy P emenmmed Pbmio am3iioperatIon R.C.A.F. station. Stim- gle xaglch of a "earthy 'bamlmersi(ic. uill be closed down on

lsaturday. June 27th. 9011" discovered and Mrested ” Radio equipment. meteorologi- CID0 B91011 man We” knoll” Wiiai instruments, runway lighting.

5"mm"5me Dance and jaII.OffiC-NhPFl('0f1 controls, and the crash W5 M") had returned 3351” mlaiarm systems will then be fullv summerstde after an absence oflmn,r,,”(.d "am the MN mwerf

nine llm('. Also in the barn were The -W.,,jN.t is the first to be completed in Eastern Canada un-

iteins of food similar to those sto-

W from 5 Summemide hnmeider a scheme whereby all flving

mu" m the "en1ng' control towcrs in the R.C..A.F. Tslirill be standardized. To date tow-

crs liavo been stantiardized at

(ligohishr-rB lllay din Pmgffinlargi.

y I use .1) an or age a

-Mr Elmer Hayes. Bridgewat- Pr"”'t'-

, Mm! and Mr. Robert Ha)-95.5 The installation of radio equip- lpomsl Mlgsgm-L rem,-um bylmcnt at Summcrside has been lane to melr homes on Monday (-ficvlcd by Canadian Aviation nu mending the funoml of l'.lP('ll'f1l'IlCS Company Limited. 91,- f,.m;.,.' Mr Russell Hm.e5'j.Xl0ntreal. under the supervision lllmmn " of Mr. Tom Snialley, assisted hy . Mr. Stan Rudzic, both of the

Brimsoir-Harris A ,n r:::"”": T. wgdding Sside K. of C.

. ”M”W”Y I-Odtke. Summersidencouncll

W the scene of a very pretty: .

"ddimz on Saturday, Jiine l:i.iA I M t '

"Mn Anna Gordon. daughter or I. Harris and the late Mr. Ern- - HUM. was united in marriage Michael Bertram Brimson. son Mr and Mrs. Arthur Brimson London. England.

My E. J. Barruss performed the

lmlbie ring ceremony and Mrs. W.

L Hllrper was in charge of the

"Mine music.

Given in marriage by her broth-

U. Mr James Harris. the bridal

nx lov v . - .

I whitePl)pl(:te:)lern31::d!:z ggyprgl Other officers elected were as mm. ballerina leng-th Ov" mhifollows Deputy Grand Knight. Dr. he were A lace jacked Mm hI.7):llAllblf'l Doiron: recorder. Henry mum, md my pain mew: Ham Gallant: treasurer. T. Earle Hic- hddwm Wu H White crmsm Ofikcl: advocate, Gabriel Chaisson: H mmded with monwhof-ma”.warden. Jerry Doucette: I. G., An- mm and me cam"! H nwemv tony Perry; 0. G. Edmund Gal. 1 M mwitheun ms” t .laiit;trustee. Edmund F. Arscnault; Hg, Univ am,ndam”wM my chancellor. Rev. Joseph l.eClair. knrglnglmlv Mrs James Harrkl There was a splendid attendance mm was g0'Wned in mauve nvmhgof the members present and plans W mun in rcdjngote SW10 -Herlfnr the forthcoming lawn festival gum,” was mammm ' piNurPiWPl'P reported to be progrewing fa. I, and she mmei n NWMW nflvornbly. The festival this season 911,”. m.”,thmrt Ijnsps t ”"i- iwilll held from July l5tli to 18th W5 Harris chose for ,VC' , ,, Ilnzhu-r. wpddlmg .1 rwn-nloce:yl.! a pilot office '39 0! rtrey bengaline ii-uh Corn-l Itinn red accessories and a cor- Wt 0? red car-nations.

-At the annual meeting of the Summerside Council. of Knights of Columbus held in their council chamber last evening J. Elmer Murphy was elected Grand Knight of the council for the com- ing year to succeed the retiring Grand Knight Edmund F. Arsen- ault. Past State Deputy Elmer Pin- eau presided at the meeting.

Titii ii-ie H.-A. r.

Mr. and Mrs. Lea Tnombs. thei 7 0 Colin Read my London. E37-3. Misses Margaret Hardy, Orlo Jones ind was rzroomsman. .and Grace Diiigwell. Mr. Byron; Following the ceremom, R 1-gcep.lSpencc of Cliarlottetoivn; Mr. and; M1 for fiftv guests wgk mm, lMrs. George Read of Moncion.' The bride's table with its at-l'N. 3.; Mrs. G. H. niirdy. Mrs. W-1V9 arrangement of pink am-livcrnon England and Miss Beverly hi" cnmiiiionis and lighted i.-m-rslann rziigiami of Alberton.-8.

M""" a two-tier weddina coke.

9”" by a miniature bride and Mm.

GIF-SUR-YVE'I'I'E. France .(CPl l The Duke of Windsor celebrated Pttsiding over the ten cups were his 59th birthday Tuesday at the " Vernon England ymd Mrs, clrciited lath century water milli immn. aunt and cousin of thelwhich he and the duchees have

Wt. respectively. converted into their first real- Areistlng in serving were Mrs. home.

Enneih Banks. the Misses Rose --

rlinrds, Anna. Macxcnzie. and BERLIN. (AP) -Chancellor

midi Clark.

-' A short honeymoon trip the 6 donned s two-piece dress of ”-' Ind white bencuiline with W and white sccoseorles and a Plan of red rose.-. Thev will re- '1" England 'here the groom

Konrad Adenauer told 125.000 Ber- liners massed here Tuesday for a memorial service to the victims, of the East German revolt thatl the men they mourned had' shown the world Germans will nevcr yield to Soviet tyranny.

Sclcctcd 0l?AN(iF Pl.K()E

the

Anions: the out-of-town guests. wcre Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Moore.i

liem H. Brown. Joseph Linklet- ter. Theophllus J. Clark. Daniel Stewart.

Montgomery and Neil Mecxelvie.

1 . .. ........ii zitlti.yc:'5;it'y of 1 the Summerside Presbyterian lchurch. the oldest church build- ing in the town will be observed on lslmdtiy next. June 23. The clii:rc'i lwas formally dedicated on March

!i9, 1865. with Rev. R. s. Patterson

linown as the singing .was inducted and one yczzr. The

evangelist. remained for Sumniersido Prcs-

a micsioxinry church and in 1888 V v.'lien site was supporting a home it” Bedffque, Rev. W. R. Frame of missionary in British iLot 16 and Summersidc, and Rev. the people there. in gratcfulncss to H5580 Mllfr-13' Of Cavendish offlc-;-his coiigrcgatioii iiamcd their vil- ”a””3' lingo Sumnicrsirlc. B. C. Presbyterian worship began ,Green's Shore, now Summerside,

lnbout 1853, with Rev. J. M. Mac- .in:; his ministry of six years, the lLcod of Richmond Bay and

Rev. Suiidny School hall was crcclczl 5' Panfrso” COWWCUIIZ 5EX'- and dc:i.cutctl in 1891. His res:gn..- ;VlCES on nltcrnate Sabbatlis iii a Lon was; nccflplfjd with deep ltwelve foot square room of a pri- mm and son-mtg ;vate home in front of where the .old hospital building now stands. Rev w, 5 At this time there were but 12 -V - houses at Green's Shore with no church or school. When the schooli was erected both Prcsbyterirms and Methodists worshipped thcrc. and, i this building still stands at thei i west end of the town and is now 1 in use as a grocery store. The growth in population became so phenomenal. attracted by the ship- building and the bi-weekly com- g munication with the mainland,' that the congregation soon out-i grew ite quarters. In 1854 Brown's Hall was used until the present church was completed. The mem-l bers of the P. E. I. Presbytery in. L 1856 purchased a lot of land from Mr. Joseph Green. but it was not until 1862 that the foundation oft e the church was laid and three3 years later completed. The lum-3 ber was hauled from Welland's Point. The committee who super-i vised the building consisted ofy Messrs R. Glover. Thomas Bre- haut, James Muirhead and Colin MacLennan. l I O I ' The church was constructed; -..,,. , .,-(,,U",'T,h.,..,DmUm during the greatest missionory era mid l)0l7ll1fW P1153011 ll"-RS inducted

H. Smith. Ph. D., the able

9 i

REV. J. DONALD MacKAY .Eaatnr, Summr-rsitle Presbyterian

or the Presbyterlan church in He remained until i904 when Rev. Canada. The pioneer missionary. R. G. Stmthie became the minis- Rev. John Geddle. then on fur- ter.

laugh. preached here in 1865. This! The Original Choir W35 Scaled

congregation was included, at first. in the Richmond Buy parish and Mr. Henry Walker, prccentor. who later was attached to Lot 16 when used a tuning fork to obtain the Rev. W". R. Frame was inducted correct pitch. A small organ had as pastor, The elders in that llmebccti purchased but nict. with such were: Messrs: Anthony Crnswell, opposition that for some time it George Liiiklellei; Roderick Mmpywas left llllllSCtl in the church Lean and Hugh Carr. H0ll'Pl'Pl' prcjiidicc gradually dis-

Ncil Miicxay, Rev. J. P. Gerrior,.0ry of their parents. William and

bytcriaii Church had always been

COM-lm1Jl3.”Mr. and Mrs.

M: Rcv. Henry DlClilF. the nextN pastor, was iiiductccl in 1888. Dur-j

rc- l Rea E. M Dm.:v.'ho gave the.r lives ill the D. D.. succcedcd until 1898 when W?” of 1914433 1

THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN One Hundredth Anniversary Of The

Summerside Presbyterian. Church

Judgment In Damages Case Al Sumnierside

-At a special sitting of the Supreme Court in Summerside yesterday Mr. Justice Mark Mac-

Guignn delivered judgment in favor of the plaintiff. Arthur Ramsay Est. for the amount of

5514.05 anti costs and at the same time dismissed a counter claim of the defendant Glen Matthews.

In a similar action. MT. JU3' lice MncGulgan gave Judgment for the plaintiff. Hilton Hardy for the aniuunt of S70555 and W515-

Tlicse actions w '0 C0l'lll1'lPH('9d as the result. of an accident west of Albcrton on October l. 1952. involving 1-irs owned h.V ATWUT Pt5ll'llS.'l). Alhcrion. Hilton H.".rd.V. (iliarlotieimrn. and a truvi-: own-l ed hy Glen )l.itthr-ws of Alber- tnn.- S.

Rotary Lillie Leaguers Win From Kinsmen l

--The Rotary tattle Leaguers won thclr rcctmri straizlit. game of the 1953 scaton by defeating W0 Kinsman at their diamond in Qucrii Elimbctli Park last. even- ing by the score of 18-12. Ed--, milllS'.0ll and Sor.ici' did the pitch-- in: for Rotary. and D Arsenault, and Hardy trod the mound tori Kinsmen. Gerald Ranalian hit a: long home rim in the second in-E nine. and the icaturc defensive. play of the game was A. Dris-l rolls running catch at third base. in the third. l

l.iiic-ups: - ; -Rotary-A Bigclow if: .1. sonierl cf: 1. Senior 2b & p: G. Ranahani ss: A Al'SPll.'lliif. C: A. Holman lb;;' .1. Gallant rl: D. Arscnault 3b;l lfdmuiiston p &. 2b. ,

Kinsmcii-.l Gallant c: F Petersl lb; B. Piiieau cf: M. Macliarlaiiel ss; D. .VIacNetll rf; A Muttart 2b:y A. Driscoli 3b; G. Aitkcn cf; Des Arscnault p: Hardy P. i

limpires W plate Harrison Fermison. basrs--N Bill Flynn. I

In the minor Little League ser-

l l Agnes Brehaut MiicMurdo. The Bible on the Communion Table. was given in 1944 by Mr. Ralph S. Ramsay in memory of his mother.; Mrs. Sadie F. Ramsay, and was ;the family Bible of her parents, John Fraser. The? Pulpit Bible was presented on De- cember 25th. 1900. by the Young People's Society of Christian En-y deavour. l I O 0

On the north wall of the church .5 a plaque in memory of the fol-. 10'-VlnEC.XlH3ll of this coiigregalioii Great

William Bishop, Herbcry Gay.i

(Thomas C. Hierlihy. James Hack-i

;Allen McLeod. John C. l

in the gallery and was trniiicd byhcongregation

The Presbyterian Church in C:iti- -THE J. AND

In 1871 the Sur.-.nicrsidc CllUl'CllN7ll)p()3rCd mid M11? DOWJIIIS GOV-l becatne ll separate cliargc and a (ion bccziiiic the first cliurcli or- Blll of Incorporation, spotisot'cd,nH11i57- T119 lllfslllll 0l'l4Bl1'lSt 15

by Hon. James Muir-head, piissedgillis. Cleve Whitlen. In 1905 a two- the Legislature on March 17. The manual pine nrtmn was installed first Board of Trustees comprised lhmuilll the SZ0H0F051l.l' Of Mr. N. Messrs. William Brehaut, Robert. Bruce MitcKclvie of New York. in Glover, Thomas B. Hall, William loving: iiicmory oi lliS mother. Mrs. Henry Brown and David Mont- Lizzie Stewart. MacKelvie.

gomery. Rev. Nell

Macxay, the; Rev. Hugh J. Fraser was induct-I

first resident minister was induct-ycd in 1911 and was succeeded in!

ed in 1573 and labored acceptably 1917 by RPV. GPOFLZP 5. Mitchell. for 13 years. The church was en- E. 1).. who remained alter Union larged during his pastorate in ac- in 1925 when flvc elders and nine- commodnte 200 additional adher-ity members wltlidrew to the Unit- ents. The finances were procured ed Church. In 1927 Rev. C. J. St. by each family paying for its re-lclalr Jeans was inducted and stic- spective pew. lceedcd by Rev. Walter Mccleary The early church record were in 1935 and Rev. William Verwolfe destroyed by fire on the first P.fln 1937. Rev. Charles Carnegy was E. I. icebreaker, The Northernrindiicted in 1943 and the present Light. which plied betweenlminlater, Rev. J. Donald MncKay, Georgetown. P. E. 1.. and Plctou.lwho was inducted in 1950. is a N. 6. The steamer. caught in anjrelatlve of Rev. Neil MacKay. the ice Jam, was held up for one first resident minister, and his month, and the fuel became ex-brother. Dr. Daniel Mam. a be- heustcd. making it necessaw to loved physician and her of burn e portion of the cargo and jthc church session. all books and papers. Among the! The clghticth anniversary of latter were the valuable church,'.hr- church was commemorated in papers of Rev. Neil Macxay. who lM2 while Rev. William Verwolfe was on his way to attend Presby- lvtas iriinzstcr. The guest. speaker tery in Nova Scotia. was Rev. C. J. St. Clair Jeans. In ' ' ' 'Jiinn of the same year a beautiful AlNew act of incorporation was solid oak communion table was passed in 1863 and the foliowinglprcsented by Mrs. MacLean in trustees were elected: Messrs Wll- memory of her husband, A. E. Machenn. M. P. The next year. an oak baptism. Dnvid font. in keeping with the other lchui-ch furniture. was donated by luv. the MacMurdo brothers. in mem-

Nell Sinclair,

After the resignation of

er. Pope Howatt. Claude Milliganf McLeod, 1 James M. MacKay. Stirling Mac-l Kay. E. Gordon Phillips, George; W. Sharp.

Another plaque is in loving mem- ory of Thcophilus D. Ramsay and, his wife. Emma J. Caldwell. who; devoted their lives to the welfare! of the church.

Through the years the church. has been decorated within and! without. The ground was en-, larged by the removal of the old horse shed which had accommo-J dated so many horses owned by' member: from outlying districts. Recently the aisles of the church were carpeted and the steeple of the church repaired, it having previously been damaged by light-l

hing. O O I I In June 1952. the Young Adult Group solicited the congregation for funds to enlarge and modern-I ize the Sunday School Hall. Dur- ing August of the same year work commenced. and in February. i953,

the project was completed. The congregation now have a beaiiti-i ful Sunday School and auditor-' ium where the several church! groups and societies meet. Thcl

has steadily in i

creased in membership. work and activities this cliurchl nobly maintains the tradition of

ada.

END C; III: E

ies. the Legion beat the Kinsmen! 10-9.

Death Yesterday Of Mrs. Michael White

--The death of Mrs Michael White of Alberion occurred in the; Western Hospital on Tuesday. June 23rd following a long illness. She was 90 years of age.

Besides her husband she is sur- vived by three daughters. Mrs. James Riley lWlnnie- of Sydney. NS., Mrs. James P. Kelley of Eli- iield, N. S.. and Mrs. George Gai- lant lO1lVP' of Atbcrton. and one: son. James. Eniicld. N S. 1

The funeral will be held Thurs ' day from the home of Mrs. Gal-l lant to the Sacred Heart Church; IlltPl"l'lT”lt will be in the church i cemetery. L

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im KENSINGTON

l I i i Beginning June 29th ! All stores will close at f 5:30 P. M. Until further notice.

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Thursday 3:30-7:15-9:15

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Show times, Thursday 6:00. 8:00, 10:00 Friday and Saturday show times to be announced tomorrow.

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Birthday Party! COMING SOON!

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NOTICE

l LUCKY NUMBERS l For Sale Week. f I

lst-No. 136-3:10.00 2nd--N0. 296-SS 5.00 3rd-N0. 398 Si 2.00

In nu ngil-llcase claim before 9.00 p.m.: l

June 27th. .......... ..

s. VARIETY l STORE LTD. 4

The store on the corner that;

Thc last 0mllE;li0l'V of China was.t'lO6S business on the square..

llsuaii Tung. who lost his powcr when the Chlncsc rcpiiblic was cs-L

Show only at 8:30, and many other attractions. children under 15 yrs. 35c.

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Gene Hooper in person with

his Radio Show-One

with cowboy sons, guitar solos

Admission: Adults 650;

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Glenn Ford & V Also short

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WEDNESDAY 8; THURSDAY Juno 24e25 "THE FLYING MISSILE." In Technicolor

ug-

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We insure farm machinery of all kinds, including tractors.

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