.J0NE 11, 1953

THE WESTERN GUARDIAN

PRINCE COUNTY OFFICE

GEORGE WOTTON 8032 and 8033. bought at any of the in Summerslde: urlles Drugstore, 21 Central Street: Mark Gaudet. 67 Granville Street;

ette'u Grocery. Second Street; Inland Motor Transport.

M w 3 summer Street, Bumnienide. Phone 8031. NW... Subscriptions, Advertising Representatives GEORGE CLOW and Home Phones: The Guardian may be following store: I; tore, Summer Street; Go ::iI'IygmL.:w..,g.na, water Street; W” noun

watugen-100 Drug Store; Fred's

su-gel: Vince's Grocery. 120 llnueil Street: I.-Znmantu sell-

Groeery, Convent Street.

ILL. Waite In Kensingtnn. WEST PRINCE OFFICE Alberlonz Frank Weeks. ilepresentativo. Phone: 88-2 Office and 88-11 Home.

ANINTAL MEETING Kensinz-I

A'.ilieIiC Association, Town

on Thu,.5da.., June 11th. 8.30.

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AV.Vl?AL MEETING Kenslug- E A,-'iilliQliC Association. TOW" Tniirsday. June 11th. 8.30. .

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tall. 4,5,-Tny SALE. Friday. June

- "dc ' Hnlmans Star . Summersi . X23100? M. New Lond n Presbyterian I 0 ii 8.

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. . . ,1 e 13th. Clark's Store. :aimdYi'i'n,un Kensington United 1319...), lnnnor woman's Auxiliary. ,; it".-t'I'S(); itiacNA1i(iH1'. Q U be in his Summerside of-

Sgeupli-. av and Saturday "till" 0i .9150 ".Efi(

,.u.IlI'.It1'().V institute Hall. .,,.,,i,., 1...... 12th 3:30 p.ni. Pin" iliwi ,1”-kc and his ”L.'iils and in S iiantl". Admission '30 .r-n'.s Clinic Held

,Bays:dc, Conway. P011 Hill-

llicNeilI's Mills. Spririghill, North

Tlnmarri EillllOl't". Northam. and ! fvnp "Icy itself were the dis- ricts !'0lll't'lSPllLC(i at the Ricd t,-055 lilned donor clinic yester- lav afternoon when there were lnuoiiors

The Tyne Valley Women's in-

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-SOFTBALL. Eedeque tonight. Eedeque vs. Albany.

-DANCE-Irishtown Hall Thurs- day. June 11th. Door prize.

--ALL UNPAID TAXES in Mid- dleton School District, are re- quested to be paid before June 20th. By order of the Trustees.

I -SHI-IRBROGKE Calf Club pre-

sents three act play "Ghost. of Far1cy's Farm", Port Hill Hall. Friday. June 12th. Specialties.

-PICKS STRAWBERRIES--Mr. lLorne H. Weeks, C. N. R. section linan, while working along the track near Clearmont, about six imilcs east of Summersidc, yester- jdav (1 scnvered and picked several lwild strawberriessthat had fully jiipened. Mr. Weeks said there was an abundance of blossoms and i-ipcriiug berries in evidence. This is the first that has been reported llills season and is regarded as being quite early especially in view of the latk of sunshine in past weeks.-S.

Personals

Miss Leona Campbell, Charlotte- town spent the week-end at her home in lrishtown.

Miss Marion MacKay Charlotte- ltowii spent the week-end in Bur- ! lirigton.

Frieiids of Douglas Proffitt. son lot Mr. and Mrs. Layton E. Prof- ifitt, Summcrside are glad to know ithat he is making a good re- covery after having his leg bro- .ken.

itiuitr members very kindly pro- vided niid served the donors with TPl.'PSllmPll'S -S

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-At a special meeting of the -l'esterdii.i' all9”i00ii M 2lO'Leary ratepayers held last ete- ziclnelc Kensiiiglon Preshyterlaiiimng In me High school. 10 0-35 Churrli tins the 50810 til it fl” decided to build class accommoda- E.:htfiil ixntlzling when Liliuiiilgmn my 01-000 11 nnd to mm-0050 Git-nn. eltltir rliii-".liti"i' 0i M0 tlmlgpreseiit class room facilities. The

ilrx. li.e;i.:li Siidsbury. was Uri-lmeetiiir; ivas presided over by Dr. ted in marri-.i:ri with William L, G, Dem; Rtiytl. 8"" Of MFR Wlllliiiii C-I Two iici moms and a teachers' Donald. of Ni View. rind the room will be built. as an extension 'ate liiiiilit l3PIiIilSt0. With R015. to thc south of the present four- E (T Finns nffivintiniz. liuom building and will include a -We F-tliili -lit)" it9ntl9t9tl lli"lfull si7.e basement. It. was noted -.iidd.ii:: iuiisic and ncc-onipniiiriiljm the mpeung that the Enron. .ll.ss ,iIni':riu Lockhart as she sang meng has increased (1-on) 100 1,0

The Wrdtiinz Prayer" hcfore thei

150 in the last five years. tnremnny. Illlfi "0 Perfect Love":

The school trustees are Claude

rliiririz the siciiiiiiz of the rm:-I.ielly. Upton Seaman and Wendall star. The church was nltrar-tivril 'rufn(iy0

llLlS its decorations nf apple bins- kwj. -

mm: and spring flowers. d The hrids was given in mar-

Hit!" by her father and attended or Miss Enid Donald. step-sister of the groom. ns maid of honor; lltss Ellen Cardinal, Medford. llass. PntlKinEt'iI the bride; Miss -lines lluffy. Fort Augustus; lliss Carrie Thompson. Kenslng- ton

Shaun Sudshury. little il the hrido. and Cheryl were uihsnme as flower girls. (ZiIal'i"- Rt-airsto attended his orothee, as best man, and Messrs. William Profit of Summerslde. 500 lnzham MaeNeill were the ushers.

The young bride was charming it her imported white satin 500'”. liaturing a portrait neck- Arie, .iiili chantilly-typo lace. Tier llll'ln tier of lace fans out lilitin tle skirt, and forms 0”-P li”"ler to the deep cathedral il'0"l- Tlir river-the-face chapel it” was hr-id hy a pearl studded

ilifii. and she carried a bouquet 3! Rm

0 U I Vicinity Miss Beth has returned to her home in Alberton after in pleasant holiday at the home of her uncle. Dr. William Dyer, in sister Ryei NsY' Clark

Mr. John H. Gordon arrived in Alberton Wednesday afternoon to visit his mother. Mrs. G. C. Gor- don. and his sister and brother- in-law. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Green. Mr. Gordon travelled the more than eight hundred miles from his home In Arvida. Quebec, by motor cycle.

Four Island Air Cadets

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'l" St"'iii:'s gift. I twin pearl e

(0110, ring: in iwisted,settlng.

Mora.-tiaendnnts vlworc matclilnl! -Four Island Air Cadets-three aim; .,f.,,;m: Mm M” .5”! from Summerside and one from ,in.,,,m. ' m”, from .p"':m0E "MM Charlottetown-have been selected iliell Tiltlixnnuhliii C:i'Sl"iyl1 loigrrpzn for special training this summer. Dttnrlin. IllKf'gr'LVS. i e . CPL Leonard P' Compmm and

Sgt. Henry J. GRlill1I1Cd0IfSllIT;ifl:!r- '41. .,.mm,d , , ,side. have been tie ecte or VHS 3-tqls tr..." haI5"k(.?;al:;e'th:”;?(m i training scholarships. and Sgt. Ray. pm... W. W, Chapel. imond Perry. of Summerside will at. A ,,.,.,p,mn rm, six” gum” tend a seyni-or leadership couise. I in Mm M Robson-S Rtesmumnk Sgt. William Alan Massey, o In 10,. rgmmng "M were me Charlottetown. will be one of 33 tirIde'x mother in powdm. blue Canadian air cadets who will fly tin with navyirand iwhne MC”. the Atlantic to make 3. coronation- iories. anti coirsage of pink (MN year visit to the United Kingdom. "ttlnns; and the groom's mother He m the am? of Mr" and Mm wl ill rose lncc anti fallle with white Et Mussel" cM”0m;mWn' ""”0ll". and corsage of white icpi common is the son of Mn "?l'naIlnns. The bride's table was gnu kMrsf Ralph Compmm Sh"- iitractivc with me e. ted tnpors.lp'xiil)',leg Hg-:;lr:”::m. Sgt. Gallant is the son of Mr. and decorated three-tier weddm mktc Mrs. Ernest Gallant. Norr.humbei'- Wis made 00 M" Home spa n. land Street. Summerslde; and Sgt. iii. T ' e y Perry is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Perry. Cedar Street. Summer- dc. Chosen because of their out- standing recordii as air cadets, the winners have passed through joint. league and R.C.A.F. selection com- mittees at. local. provincial and national levels. They are rated as the cream of the air cadet crop for 1953. The flying training scholarship covers 30 hours of actual flying in- struction. The four weeks courle will commence on July 6th and training will be given at the Royal Flying Club at Moncton. N. 3. Successful graduates of the course will qualify for the air cadet flying badge its well as for-private pilot licences. The senior leaders course will be held at E.C.A.F. station. Gimp Borden, Ontario, and will last for seven weeks. Training is aimed at producing a pool of potential of- ficers and Instructors for the Air Cadet sousdrons.

The .'Iowrir girls. In yellow trif-

honeymoon trip to other seaport cities me my-d til the White Mountains. .k I P donned ii suit of almond whltihardine with navy and .0” 0”'9ssorles and coraage of F Fiirnations. Returning from nited States. they will stop 3i 5t. Andrews-By-The-Sen Jul"? 34- attend the Confederation Company. of 9 Imam is u I'epl'elFni..'I- .. hrldc is a laboratory .;""”'" with the Department "ltii and Welfare. They will Kenslngton. the out-of-town guests and Mrs. G. M. Card- nn 1:00 Min Ella Cardinal. 0,"'na- Nixon and daughter. Miss M Ii 05 Medford. Man: Mr. rum "- John Jai-dine and Mrs. in .Y White of Charlottetown: M "0 Mrs. William Profit of '"'”l09; Mr..and Mrs. Har- of Borden.

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Barnard

4'1-IE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

Veteran Teachers. School Board Membenlhinored

-Mrs. Joseph B. Wood and Miss Estelle Bowness. who have spent 40 years in the teaching profes- sion. and Dr. E. T. Tanton. who has served 36 years on the School Board. were honored last evening at a dinner at the Summerslde High School prepared by the stu- dents of the home economics class.

Attending this dinner were the present members of the School Board and other guests.

The two teachers are retiring from the teaching staff at the end of this school term, and Dr. Tan- ton retired from the school Board this week.

Mrs. Wood has taught at the Summerside High School for 37 years and also taught for three years in Western Canada.

Miss Bowness spent 26 of her teaching years in Summerside. After attending Prince of Wales College. she taught for a year iii North St. Eleanor's. and a year at Alha before proceeding to West- ern Canada where she taught school for nine years.

On returning to the Island Miss

Bowuess taught for five years at Alberton before coming to Sum- mcrside

She has been an active mem- ber of the Teachers Federation and I served for three years as presi- dent. She is at present a member of the Board of Governors of that organization

Dr. E. T. Tanton. until his re- tirement this week. served with the School Board since 1917. and was chairman of the board when the present Academy was built in the 193015.

He estimates that upwards of one thousand students had passed through grades eleven and twelve since its inception with resultant savings of one million dollars to the parents of Summerstde stu- dents.

Mr. D. 0, Stewart. chairman of the School Board presided at last evening's dinner. prepared by the Grade X girls of the home econ- omics class under the direction of their teacher, Mrs. Allison Mac- Lean.

Mayor Wedge. on behalf of the Town Council. presented each of the three guests of honor with 0 beautiful clock. and each res- ponded with appropriate replies. recalling some of the events oc- curing during their years of ser- vice.

Mr. Clarence Mercer, school su- pervisor. added his best wishes to the three guests on behalf of the entire teaching staff.-S

Discuss S'side Electric Light Plant Wages

-As the result of a petition from employees of the municipally own- ed electric light department re- garding the present wage scale. the Summerside Town qcuiicil held a special caucus meeting last evening.

Following the meeting it was learned that letters form the Sum- merside council will be written to several other electric light utilities to ascertain their scale of wages for the several occupations within this department.

It is understood that the petition- ers will be advised of this action. and that further consideration will be given to their petition when the rates of other similar utilities have been studied.

Kensingfon itltiti Donor Clinic Over The Top

-A registration of 164 donors last night. gave Kensingtoii distinction of having the largest number of donors enrolled in any of the clinics ever held in centres outside of Charlottetowii. Summer- slde, and the R.C.A.F. Station.

Ml'. Gordon S. Cooke. chairman of the blood donor committee for the Kensington Junior Chamber of Commerce, expressed himself as delighted with the results. and not- ed paitlcularly that one lady from Glen Valley who 'had received blood transfusion was successful in sending no less than nine donors to the clinic. Forty-seven of the 164 donors were from Kensington it- self, and the balance represented the following districts: - Mal- peque. Darnley. Sprlngbrook, Nor- boro. Glen Valley. Hartsville, Fred- ericton. Indian River. Margate New Annan, New London, Spring.- field, Pleasant Grove, Spring Valley. Freetown. Irishtown. st. Louis. Kelvin, Hamilton. French River. -Long River. Wellington. Stanley Bridge. sea View. and Charlottetown.

It was encouraging to find that 64 of those registered at Kenslng- ton last night were new donors.

The ladies of Kensington head- ed by Mrs. Wilfred Taylor were on hand to assist with the many tasks in connection with the clinic and to provide the donors with delectable ref. hments. Yesterdays clinics produced 194 donors to add to the previous total of 582 secured on Monday land Tuesday. and brought the grand total to date to 776. ff today's clinics at the R.C.A.F. Station and in Summeraide can reach their objectives of 200 and 150 respectively. the Province can exceed the minimum objective of 1050.--5.

st. David. patron saint of Wales. lived in the sixth century and was canonized in the 12th century.

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tabovei. sun of Mr. and Mrs. Pi-ed Barrett. of St.

S: L Wylie Barrett

Eleanors. who for the years has been group telecom- munications officer for .Vlaritime Group R.C.A.F. at Halifax, NS. has been transferred to the Can- adian Joint Staff of London. Eng-

land for exchange duty with the R. A. F. SL Barrett and family will sail

from Montreal on the Empress of Australia on .Iune 19th. '

SXI. Barrett has been twelve years in the service. three and a half years of which have been spent OVGTSEBS.

Expect Larger Turnout Al Blood Clinics

-The R.C.A.F. Station and the Town of Summerside are vieing with each other today to keep up with the record attendance fig- ures established in Charlottctowr. earlier in the week at the Red Cross blood donor clinics.

F Lt. G. R. Scott. whn is being assisted by AW1 Alcorii to or- ganize the morning and afternoon sessions at the R.C.A.F. Station said last night that he was con- fident thatgthe response to the appeal for the Air Force personnel would be as good, if not better than on previous occasions.

The objective for the four hours of clinics is 200 and this was sur- passed at the clinics held at this training centre during 1952.

Mr. W. A. Currie. chairman of the blood donor committee of the Summersidc Red Cross branch re- ports al! arrangements mrnplefe for tonight's three-lioiir clinic at St, Mary's Hall when a minimum of 150 donors is required. At this clinic it is expected that the Mayor and Town Council will take part in this worthy effort by being among the first in making their donations of blood,-S

MoncGldiiMMan Heads United Church Conference

' SACKVILLE. N. 13.. -F. E. Archibald, of St, John's Church at Moncton, N. B. was

Conference of the United Church of Canada on the third ballot Wednesday. He succeeded Rev H. T. Jones. Shedinc, N. E.

Others nominated for thn of- fice were Rev. TY. )1:-N. Matticiv.-, Truro; Rev. John MacDonald. Liverpool: Rev. B C. Salter. Valley; Rev. C. R. F. .VlacLen- nan. New Glasgow, and Rev. W, K. Macliay. Bass River. all In Nova Sc-ntin. Mr .Vlarl.enn'in and Mr. MncKay withrIi'eiv their names before the voting.

Rev. James A. Fraser. pa-royal, N. S.. and Rev. E. D Murray. Halifax, were unani- mously re-elected sci-re-t.ir,v and assistant secretary, l'0SllPrIIii'Pit.

The new president presented the report of the conference pub- lication. the l'nited Churchmnn. showing a circulation of 5.117, the highest in its history.

Dr. C. If. Johnson. porting for the archives, told of and indexing of tnrical material with early methodism and in the Maritlrnes strong plea that wherever available. the committee Major 0. R. Crowell of Hall- fax announced the first Maritime conference of i'nIteei Churchmen will be held on the camp zrniinrt

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lisilifax. re- eomn1Ittiie on the roller-ting valiiahle his- in connection f'OTlEl'PKaiit'lnHiiKTI'l. preshytnrinnism

He made a such material, he sent to

at Bprwicl.-, N. S.. July 31. Aug. 1 and 2 with Dr. Douglas Wilson of the Montreal Star as

special speaker. He appealed for a largei attendance nf laymen.

END IN SIGHT DOUGHBOROUGH. Eng fC'Pi- A hosiery factory employing R0 workers In this Leicestershire town is expected to close after complet- ing 3 nish order for peers' Coro- nation stockings. The factroy mor- mally makes women's heavy wool stockings but an official said "wo- man today won't wear anything but nylons."

FEPECIAL EXPORT

OSDO. tOPt-One of N01-wa.V'G leading wood fibre mills has con- tracted to deliver another 75 pre- faubi-Icated houses to the Belgian Congo. where it previously shipped 150 houses. All of the fmir-famllv

past threci

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elected president of the Maritime ,

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DlX0n- SW0” Ii” Peal” m more R.C.A.F. personnel from var-;1o42oo New Delhi 10500 Wl"Eh”i" 11 Sims (8) and Grasso; Garcia and mu nations across Canada win, 7600 N Devon .2000 wmdwm-d 9 3-4 Fmlesi embark within the next two 1570 New Dicken 200Wtnora 111-I 'L'Dlx0"- months for overseas duty at Can- 6600 N Fort 32 900 Wr Hart; 300

Hr: Cleveland-Simpson. adnm pigmer Wing bases in Eng-' 4500 N G010 . 24 5100 Yale La 2'! secimd land, France and Germany. it W35. 17666 N High Ridge - 46 2590 Y” C00 - 12 B”'''"" M0 020 Mogs 10 2 announced today by Air Force. 1575 N Hugh Mal . 10 3680 Yk Br . . 133 St I'”"i' 200 000 000-2 n 0 Headquarters. 890 New Jason 7 6100 Yuk?-1'10 23

Hiidsim Kinder 03' and Wm”: They will serve as part or can- 3500 N Kelore 32 -2500 zenmac 15 Pillette. Paige (5) and Courtney. ada.s contribution 00 me western; 1310 N Lagum-0 12 (H

w'H”d5”n' European Defence Team of the 96800 New Lard U '75 LE3 L'P1uE"" North Atlantic Treaty 0r8'rm1Z0i'i 3945 Newlund 24 3-4 1000 Cd” C01 I-Ir: Boston-Gernert. ion, -rne. group includes six menl 10500 New Mar 10 3-4 100 G035! can from Ontario, nine from the Mar- 1500 N Morrison 10 X500 y,a1hm,5n. N"””"'l 5"” itimes, four fro? .Qiieb6C.d 3500 .xi Mt;-Shel" He 23 300 Pond Ore p "-1 rovinces an ' 3 121100 X My amaq 2000 0 w p 1 M"'""'i" 300 "0" 0304 ii Liiiiiitisiimittilumbia. i 5000 Newiiorth 7 '-Iv-mi 3219; 3.900000 N"' Ymk "1 no 0o0"5 H oi Names of those 30308 ”V”5”"i 59700 Nevv Norz '7 Dy; Bickfmm Bum (3) Jolly '5' Eur" iivith their linmetowns include: I 2000 New Pacalta '7 3'4

delta 17) Aritonelli tilt and Ciao-. LAC J. J. Mccarvnie, Kinknra. mm 3' Richfield . 15 .

dall; Hearn. Wilhelm t'lt Koslonp E I . 1000 New Rouyn 51-4

.9; and Westrum, Yvars ti) Cal- ' ' ' l 350,) N Rvan Lk 16

derone tat. -. (100 N 5",... 17 1-2 s o o

l x Premiershi Bid . ' o '. L wllhalmr 1000 New Tliurb 9 Hrs: Milwaukee - Mathews, Gor- S I 550,, Nm Y.,n,, In 0 L.s don; New York-Thompson 2, Dark , i H300 NW0 10 3-4 , H 0 FHSL o i 689 Vnmnda n PARIS. tAPi lhe French Na..- ichicago 010 000 000-1 '1 I) 3. mm lqmfmld ll 1-2.irmal Assnmhl; early today turn lI'hiladelphia 040 020 30x-9 10 o i 3300 3-.,,.n,,-nc 17 T” 0”" G”"”f'5 B”li'"'”'5 hid " i Kuppsmmy Jones .2, Ken). ,7,i -- ( ds ml 2300 Xmymmal H ;i1P('t7niri hm,-. preniler and lend land c,a.-03,010; Roberts and 3.3.; In an effort to raise ii-nl ' nthv Fntlnifys ihier--weak cal-iine gcss. t,carry on their usudal rac1t(;iitrelsabi0n. V. 102 t'I';:;iE ifiltifillil last by one vote L-Kl" t lbaseball, track an if . -. .I: L - ,, I aut. a i7'rit'iftl' ii! the Cath l Hrs:1Dglsn:lal;o 0 Km”. ph11a.ii10I'.iI9)' and baskeunaii. 10.u.,nli(- Pripuiur. P.-nunliran Nloya idelnliia-'l'orge.son lot the Abczweit Amdlel” ' mm Vm. mm 102 ment. was the tn:i'tl windldati l(i1ncinnau 000 003 000.E 3101lAssociation have embarked on a 3500 iwmh Tun the assembly has refused to con gmogiyn 002 103 07xL;3 13 1 icampaigii to raise suffilcient. fubrg: 600 -xnrm can ifirni (iii-ring: tho current govern Wchnieier, Smith t7i Judson i8i '03 59C”””'3 addmona mom . -00') Vdlllhlind mm" (HMS PM” RU"aud' W" I ;- . , ' (1 contributions The Cami-TRISH-, I i l :llmP pTE'n'ilPT when France Tel. land svmimdh Roof Black (7. ma Hui i to the next few '35'a30ll M105" ihPi(ll'!' liiP N 71 i iders ani Campanella, wil con inue 1' V 8755 Vudulama , . a; nv; , w.R(. days and the club executiie areg - V ,PlF'rit' Mcndes-l-ranre were turn