OCTOBER 10, ,'1952 rue WESTERN

CIIARDIAN .

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In Summerside: ,

gen Bookstore. Bummer rltreet; Gourlies Drugstore. :1 Central Streaq

ggufs News-stand, Water Street;

Alyro Douoetws Grocery. second street;

Mark Gnudet. 0'! Granville Benet: Island Motor Transport.

Water Street: Vince's Grocery, L20 Busseil Street; ltnrnaIr's Ids-

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-NORTH TIIYON Presbyterian Church Thanksgiving service Opt. 12, 7:30 pm. Sunday School 2 p.m. Miss Mary A. Macxenzie, deacon- ess.; J .

-NOB'I'II BEDEQUE United Church services Sunday, October lath. North Bedeque 11.00 a.m.; Travellers Rest 2.30 p.m.; Free- town 7 pm. Rev. J. K. Cami!- bell, minister.

-DON'T MISS the first install- ment of "Seasoned Timber" by Dorothy Canfield, starting in to- morrow morning's Guardian. It's the absorbing story of the struggle by a man for the woman he loves and the principles he believes right.

l-NEW LONDON PltESBYTER- ran CHURCHES. - Services Sun- day, October 12th. Clifton 11.00 A. M. south Granville 2.30 P. M. Long River W. M. S. Thank offer- lng service. special music by Ken- sington singers. Rev. D. A. Camp- bell, Minister.

-saw LONDON PARISH. - Church of England. Rev. R. W. Coupland, l3.A., Rector. 18th Sun- day after Trinity, October 12th. 1952. Burlington 10.30 A. M. The Holy Communion. New London 2.30 P.M. Evensong. Kensington 10 A.M. Sunday School 7.30 P. M. Evensong.

-KENSINGTON - MALPEQGE AND FBEETOWN Presbyterian churches. Thanksgiving Services Sunday, October 12th. will be as follows:--Kcnsingtoii at 11 A. M. Breetown at 3 P. M. Malpeque at 1.30 P. M. The R.ev'd E. G. Evans will conduct the Services.- The R.ev'd. D. A. Campbell, Interim Moderator.

.-SUIVDVIZERSIDE BAPTIST W. M, s. - Mrs. W. A, Currie enter- tained the members of the W. M. S. of Summerside Baptist church at her home on Tuesday afternoon. The president, Mrs. Jack Macbeod. was in charge of the meeting and was assisted in the devotional ex- ercises by Mrs. Robert Palmer. who read the Scripture lesson. and a circle of prayer. A special feature was an intcrmuing report on a re- cent district meeting at East Point by the presiderlt. A social hour fol- lowed when the hostess served del- icious refreshments. -S

....-IUMMEBSIDE LADIES CLUBS -Mrs. Ernest L. Walker entertain- ed the members of the Ladies Club of the Summerside Presbyterian Church on Tu evening at her home. The president, Mrs J. W. Mndxensie, conducted thg business wihiloh chiefly of de- tailed plari.s;ior the banquet on Gaturdsy for the delegates of the Maritime Y..P. 5. Mrs. Lloyd Gor- rlll reported- that the Christmas (hrda had arrived -and would be distributed at the next meeting wlioli will be held at her home on P 21. Delicious refreshments were served by the homtess. -5 -ENTEBTAINS CHOIR - On Wednesday, C A I 8th. ,Mrs. SR. 3 u r R e, Aiberton. entertained twenty members of the Sacred Reart Choir. The evening, was spent in music songs and dancing. Mr. George O'Connor and Mr. Howard Foley and Mr. Jack Bar- rett were violinist: accompanied by Mrs. Larter and Miss Thelma Ahearn. All members of the choir sang in harmony. solos by Jack Barrett, Miss Evelyn Kinch and Miss Maud O'Connor were enjoy- ed. Lunch was served at eleven o'- clock by the hostess assisted by Mrs. S. M. Burke and Mrs. Allan McAleer after which . short ad- dresses w made by Mrs. Larter. Mr. John sllace. Mr. Raymond Aheam and others thanking the hostess for the evening's enter- tainment which concluded with a square dance. the singing oi "Sweet Adeline" and "For she's ,A Jolly Good Fellow" followed by "God Save The Queen." , -S. -TILINITY AUXILIARY MEETS -The Thankofferlng meeting of the Trinity Afternoon Auxiliary of the Summerside .Unitod church was held in Eowortih Hall on Tues- day afternoon.-Mrs. George Sheen mosided and Mrs. L. M. Callback was pianist. The opening hymn "531! to the Lord of I-Iarvesti was followed by prayer by Mrs. Albert Linkletter. Itgwas decided to in- nlla the Preebyterial to meet in Summerside for next year. It was reported that nine cartons had been no and shipped since the last meeting to Dr. Florence Mur- fly in Kane. also one box to the port worker at.i-Ialifax, N. S. The "W, leaders for the C. 0.'iI. T. will he Mrs. James Peach and Mrs. R. Azrnstrong. Psalm mo was read in unison and followed by the sing- "is of "O.Inrd of Heaven and earth Ind sea" and prayer by Mrs. John Stirling: The Scripture lesson in Ephesians 4 and Roman: 12 was and by Mrs. Hugh Smith. A vocal solo by, Mrs. W." n was "W031 Gnjoyldt Mlllhl-Dull callbeck WM rune spasm siis gave a most interesting and inspiring address based on the words "I uva tor

ihohe who 'lov ms." The offering Wu received Mrs. Bliss Mac- Fnrlaae and J. I. osmpbeii

-ad aeciouufs the singing or "We give Yfihessibnt Thine own.” Tollvbing the pencdiotion a social

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Frank Weeks. Boprossntsuva as-3 ouleo and can nous.

-oaNi'rrlir. naoaoua United Baptist Church grvlces: Morning 11 A. M. "Thanksgiving." Evening. Baptismal service in Summerside Baptist Church at 'l P. M. Rev. 0. A. Britten. Minister.

-BEDEQUE UNITED CEUBCII CHARGE. - Services Sunday. Oc- tober izth. Bedeque ii A. M. Ai- bany 3 P. M. Borden 7.30 P. M. w. W. Burton Ci-owe. B. A., Min-

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-PARISH OF PORT KILL .. ll. a.rn. Holy Communion St. Peters, Lot 11. Evening prayer

' 3.00 p.m. in St. John's, Elle:-slle

and at 7.30 p.m. in St. James, Port Hill. Rev. W. G. l-logg will be the preacher. -

-rarusrr or ALas:r'rroN. Church of England. 11 a.m. Holy Communion in St.'Luke's, O'Leary- Corner. 3 p.m.'l-larvest Thanksgiv- lniz in Holy Trinity Church, Alma. 7.30 pm. Harvest Thanksgiving in St. Peter's, Alberton. Rev. J. R. McMahon, Rector.

-OIEARY PASTORAL CHARGE

Rev. W. G. Dickson, B. A., Minis- ter. The services for Thanksgiving Sunday. October 12th. are as fol- lows: - West Devon 9.30 A. M. Bloomfield at 11 A. M. Brae at 2.30 P. M. O'Leary at 7.30 P. M, The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be given at the Brae. At all places special Thanksgiving services will be held. Sunday Schools at the usual hours. Everybody welcome.

-INJURED AT TRACK - Mr. Kenneth Smith of Alberton re- celved numerous cuts and bruises and a severe leg injury when run Into by one of the race horses at the Maple Leaf Speedway at Me- Nelllis Mills on Wednesday. Ap- parently the horses were scoring when the accident occurred and Mr. Smith was standing too close to the track and was struck by the wheel of a sulky driven by Roy Murphy. He was taken by car to his home in Alberton and is expected to be confined to bed for a week or so.

-CHILDREN ARE GUESTS - Chlldren of all ages from three up, were the special guests oi the Summerside Y's Men at their regular supper meeting at Rob- son's Restaurant last evening. The occasion was a father-son or daughter banquet. and the child- ren of the members were given a delicious supper followed by en- tertainment which took the place of the regular meeting. Mr. John Taylor performed many weird and mysterious magical acts which brought rounds of applause from the children present as weliias from the members, and a movie in color brought the entertain- ment to a close..Master David Mercer very capabiy said the blessing and Ya Clarence Mercer was chairman. Y's Jock Hopkirk and Allison MacLean were the movie projectlonists.-S.

-TRINITY EVENING AUXILI- ARY - The Trinity Evening Aux- iliary held its October meeting in the Church Parlor, Summerside, on Tuesday. The president. Mrs. Wiuiam Roach, was in the chair and Mrs. Allen Jenkins was plan- ist. The worship service which opened with the singing of "Thy bouridlem unexhausted love" was conducted by Mrs. John Hopirirk. assisted by Mrs. Neil MacFarlaine. Mrs. J. F. Scott introduced the Study Book "Alorig Afnlcan Trails" by Rev. David Gallagher. Mrs. Scott assisted by Mrs. l-Iopkirk. and Mrs. MaoFsrlane, brought to the meet- ing a vivid picture of the mission- ary work that is being done in Al- rice. and the wonder-iul opportunity for Christian service. The Liter- ary Secretary gave brief summar- ies of this year's Book shelf. The Autumn Thankofferlng was receiv- ed and prayer followed the. sing- ing of "God of Mercy, God of Grace." A social hour followed when delicious refreshments were

Harlow and Mrs. Alan Holrnanl.-S.

-W. M. S. MEETING - The October meeting of Alberton Pres- byterian W. M. B. was held at Point Brilliant Farm. home oi the president, Mrs. Norman Oliver. Opening worship was led by Mrs. David Hodgson, assisted by Mrs. James Gard, who offered prayer. Fifteen member answered to "the roll call and two visitors were wel- comed by the presldent. A thanks- giving poem by John Lamont Campbell was read by Mrs. How- ard Clark and a true story "Thanksgiving In A Pioneer Home", was read by Mrs. G.-B. Cunningham. A duet, "Ivory Palaces". was Dlellllifly rendered by Mrs. G. W. Campbell and Mrs. Lloyd Wilkie. Mrs. H. J. Lsrkin invited the members to her home for the November meeting at. which Mrs. G. B. Cunningham will conduct the t otiorial period and Mrs. Helen Kerr will have charge of the study period. A special of- fering for the famine fund for Jabat was received, and a donation was made to the Maritime Home for Girls in frruro. An interest- ing chspter of the study book was read by Mrs. 1'. J. Carpenter after which the meeting was brought to a close with the Mlrpsh benedic- tion. Delicious refreshments were served by the hostess."

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estimated at another 91.000.

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newest piece of equipment--a

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metal lathe.

Mr. John Leuty, instructor of Industrial Arts Classes, is seen assembling the school's

Harold Rowe. left, is shown doing a lay-out job while George C. Arsenault is pictured ishaping a contour with a. spoke shave.

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Industrial Arts Clssesi Summerside Higlrysclrool

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Lester DesRoches makes use of the handy radial saw while working on an assignment

during industrial arts instruction period.

Clarence Fraser, right, is by to assist him.

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at work on a circular saw, while Orville Arsenault stands

Bedeque Nol-ens

-Miss Sue Ameck returned by plane to Toronto on Tuesday morning, September 30th, after spending a. rrfonth's vacation with her mother. Mrs. Pearl Afflecli, alnd other members of her fam- iy.

Mr. and .Mrs. Carmen Johnson. Kazahazua, Quebec. have been spending their vacation with Mr. Johnson's father. Mr. Melville Johnson. Central Bedeque, and his uncle, Mr. Orville Johnson and Mrs. Johnson, Bedeque.

Mrs. Edna Jenkins. Bedcque, and Mrs. Amie Leard. Searletowri, accompanied Mrs. William Small- msn. Summerside. on I. motor trip to the United States. They left on Friday morning, October 3rd, and expected to be absent about ten days. . .

Mr. Claude I-lopgood, Summer- side. wasthe guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. 5. Weeks on Sunday. Oc- tober 5t.h. Mrs. Hopgood is at present in Toronto where she is receiving medical attention.

Dr. and Mrs. Burton Howatt left on Monday. October 6th, to spend their vacation in Boston and other centres in the States.

Mr. and Mrs. I-leber Weeks, Fredericton, P. E. I., were in 'Bed- eque and Carleton Siding where they visited with relatives, on Tuesday, October 7th.

Mr. I-leber and Mr. John Myers and Mrs. Ralph Maccaull and their mother. Mrs. Edith Myers.

Sunday, October 5th. Mrs. Myers

mainlng in Halifax for

days.

B.. on Sunday. October 5. Whll there they visited with Mr. an

friends,

Mrs. Annie Lang and Mrs. Car- rie Schurman were guests of friends in Tryon on Sunday, Oc- tober nth.

Mr. J. H. Macmrlane. Fernwood.

Carleton, motored to Halifax on '

and Mrs. Maccaull plan on re- . several i

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hender- - son were visitors to Sackville, N. ,

Mrs. Murray Tower and .other4

il making extensive. alterations to his farm buildings. ,

n on suiiday momlng. October 5,, a. large congregation in the Bed-. eque United Church heard Rev.I Mr. Crowe. the pastor. Ellie In interesting report of the Generall Council. which he attended as commissioner. in Hamilton. On- tario, ln September. The guest soloist at the service was Mr. Nqmian MacDonald of Crapaud. Mrs. MacDonald was also present and lsted in the choir of which we ya: a, valued member prior to her marriage about a your all; Q

.WINNIPllG. Oct. 8-(CF)-Five new cases, ofipollomyalitia report- ed today .by health officials in Manitoba shot the province's to- tal up to 527 for the year. There have been 13 deaths.

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McNeill's Mills ' and Vicinity

Orrin MacDon-

-Mr. and Mrs.

.. Miss Beth Ramsey has returned were visitors at the home after spending a couple of the day evening, October 5th.

weeks visiting relatives in

United States.

Miss Grace Murphy.

home.of Mr. and Mrs. James Williams on Sun-

The Misses Leone Hutchinson

Fi'Petou'". : and Erma Murphy left for Frec-

spent tile weekend of October 5th i town on Sunday, October 5th to

at the home of her parents, ivli:

nld Ml". Clarence Ellands have re- and Mrs. James Murphy.

turned home after spending a few days in Nova Scotia. and New Brunswick.

Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Miiligan. Mi-. Charles Miiligan and Miss Hester MacLean were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Law- rence Miiligan on Sunday even- ing, October 5th.

Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Williams and two sons, Allan and Davis. Bide- ford, spent the weekend of Octo- ber 5th at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Orrin MacDonald.

Miss Greta MacDonald, teacher at Ellerslie High School, spent the weekend of October 5th the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Orrin MacDonald.

'Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Miiligan and two sons Leland and Eric were guests at the home of Mr. Mliligan's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

David Mllligaii. Poplar Grove, Oil

Sunday, October 5th.

Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Dawson

and daughter Ella, Poplar Grove.

The Neighbors

'-his "It's always the programs THEY want! I'm gonna put my . i foot down--I'll by another set just for us."

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VETERINARY sriivicr

Livestock Breeders are advised that James I.

Higgins, D.V.M., is now located at Kenslngton, (Mrs.

i McQuaid's House), and will practise in the area form- erly. served by Dr. Hendry.

rnovmomh. naranmasr or AGRICULTURE

pick potatoes. A.P.

Northum and Vicinity Mrs. Elinerl Baker and Mrs.

George Ellis motored to Summer- side on Thursday, October 2nd.

The Young People's Society was held in the, Northam School. on Friday night, September 26th.

A card party was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Dyment on Wednesday evening, October let. A large number were in attendance. Proceeds were in aid of the hall.

The regular meeting of the Presbyterian Ladies' Aid was held at the home of Mrs. Aldeii Yes on Thursday evening. October 2, with a large attendance.

Several of the farmers in the district have started potato dig- ging, and a good crop is reported.

Friends of Mrs. James E. Mac-

conilned to his home through ill- ness. His many friends wish him a speedy recovery.

Mrs. Howard Parker, of Crap- aud, has returned to her home after spending a short visit at the home of Miss Gertie Newcombe.

Mr. and Mrs. Horace New- combe. Miss Delores Ncwcombe and Mr. and Mrs. Waldo.McDoug- al motored to Moncton on Sun- day, September 28th. -

Mr. George Leard and Mrs. W. B. Leard oi sou:-is were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Linkletter on Sunday, September 21st.

Miss Shirley McKinnon, Sum- merside, is the guest of her grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred McDougall. i

Mr. and Mrs. Ivan MacLean and Mrs. Dan MacLean were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Smith, Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Ellis and family spent a few days visiting at the home. of Mr. and Mrs Turner Moore.

The Thanksgiving service held in the United Church, Valley, on Sunday evening, tember 28th. when the male was in attendance.

was Tyne Sep- chair

-The many friends of

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Lean regret to hear that he is

that she is a patient in the stair- art Memorial Health Centre. All join in wishing her a speedy re- covery.

ion. D.C., Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Stevenson, Peace River, Alberta: Mr. and Mrs. Angus Ross, New Bedford, Mass; and Mrs. H. E. Bowman, Charlottetown. were vis- itors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Llnkletter on Monday, September 29th. Dr. Stevenson was a former school teacher at Northam.

A.W. B. C. OYSTEES . VICTORIA - (OP) - British

oyster seed and will need to im- port very little of- it next year, says Fisheries Minister Rallpih'C'hetwynd.

' For years B.C. has been dependent

on imported Japanese seed for its oyster industry.. '

FARMING COUNTE- More than 75 per cent of Den- mark is under cultivation with more than 200,000 farms.

BALLET BRANCH CALGHARY - (C?) --A Calgary branch of .the Winnipeg Ballet has been organized. It is describ- ed as the first step in a project to

MW 1 pany Thomas Folland are sorry to learn mes;

make the famed Winnipeg com- representative of all the

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