pEBRUARY 6. 1952

THE. WESTERN GUARDIAN

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PRINCE COUNTY OFFICE I Summer Street. Summenlde. gnu, subscriptions. Advertising Representatives GISOBBE CLOW and GEORGE W(l'I"l'ON

Phone 8081.

803! Incl use bought at any of the In surnmereide:

oltcinre. Summe Street: Gourliea Drugstore. it Central Street:

Mark Gabriel. 8? Granville street: Street: Inland Motor Transport.

5”-QQQ; Vlnoe'I Grocery. 120 Russell street: Enn:an'I Self- Bervlce Drug.

I. L Waite in Remington.

WEST PRINCE OFFICE Frank Weeks. Representative. O8-1 Office and 08-3 House.

F? MPETENT Complete In- N333: service. w. Boyd Bealrsto

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..'nu-1 IIEGULAII monthly meet- ing at the Ladis-3' Aid of the p,,,.c.- County Hospital will be mid to the Board Room Wednes- day, Feb. 5, at 3 pm-

,m:w PL-I-lS'1-tic Badminton shumwocks and Racquets in stock it Brace's.

-l)ll-in IN LYNN. MASS.-Mr.

mu, Gorman of Kenslngton has fecelvcd a telegram conveying the. sad heirs of the death on Jan. 23 in Lynn. Mass. of his aunt. Mrs. prune Knuckley. Mrs. Knucklcy .-as thc former Annie Mulally of xensiiigton and was the last mem- ber of a large family. She leaves to mourn several nieces and neph- etvs in Kcnsirigton and vicinity. lfcr liu.-band predeceased hrr. Bur- ial. iias lll Lynn. Mass. K

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,i2N.lOiABl.E EVENING -- A war njoynblc cvi-ning was held .2 Li... home of Mr. Richard llilicy. ifoutitziiv. Monday. F'cbruar.V Mll. in honor Mr. and "Mrs. William Ri'..cv on there first. Woddlll: tin- tiivcr.xai',V. The evening was spent in dmrcim: with the music being supplied by Messrs. Colin C.indr.V and ilircd Sorrcy on their guitars. A son: by Mr. Buddy Rlllcy. "Show Me The way To Go Home." was vi-ry much enjoyed. The liai)i3.'.' vourv; couple recclvcd mrinv i.rar.:,nri gills for which Mr. Ril- iev iliankeri one and all on lrchnlf

of Mrs. Rillcy and hiinsclf. A dainty lunch was served by tho hostess.

Personals -Mrs. Frank Shea of Indian

Rli'P.' is spending a few days in Charlottetown, the guest of her daiiglurrs. Mrs. Ivan Berrigan and Mrs. Gaiidet. K.

-Afr. Keir Barnett. of Albany re- cently motored to West Aison. U 5.4.. ll'l"lt'l”f he is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. James Congcrt. He will also ilsli. in Maiden. Mass, at the homo of Mr. Isaac Milto.

0'leary Re-elects Commissioners. Adopts Budget

Mossrs. Alton Raynor. Bernard Shea and Ralph Adams were re- 9PP'i.nlctl Commissioners last n;gh: lnz 0! the partially incorporated viliago of 0'Leary.

A budget for the incoming )'0a' uas presented and totalled 51330. It included the installa-

tion of five new street. lights, brlnang the number to so in all.

The sum of 3&0 was voted for repa..-.1 to the Fire Hall and after considerable discussion it was de- cidrd to purchase a suitable fire truck for the Department. it was also decided to purchase two water tanks holding approximate- 1! 400 to son gallons each. and a

bumper. Total cost not to exceed 31200. Total budget for the coming

.WIr was set at 33,130. The rate of taxation wla set at. 3-4 or one per rent.

it was also decided to petition Gmeinment representatives that (trade eleven be provided for O'lxary and several speakers in- titivllllg Dr. L. G. Dewar apoke on this subject.

The meeting passed a hearty

vote or thanks to the Commis- .liOllH'.I who were unanimously re-elected.

STUNMY SESSION

continued from" page 1 angrily:

"Amld some quarters there is Iuch anti-American prejudice that their: will gladly listen to what I .3, ..

Gltnositlon leader Atilee rose in 91! do-babe charge that C'hilrohlll's speech in Washington h” 5"-in "good salesmanship but i do not think it is good slates- manihtpjv l Mice said one American writer Wrbreud Churchillt-i much can '""lnzneu to Join the u. s. in Pith measures as bombing Man- ftllrlan air-fields and blockadlng -Ommunist China.

,1 ! former Prime Minister laid ;' liltrd the "stupid anti-Arm-rt- Lanism" in some part: ' of the I-,”"Mr.v. but Britain must not be

"M120 "u the mornoal of any

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Vvgnuary and Thurldny 7:15-9:15. mzrhaldl ita breath as Iudden "mockaud the Inn in Alfred

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--HEAR Mrs. L. G. Ramsay over CFCY tonight at 8.55.

--nm' work pails and breech- ings at Brace'a. .

-CABl)' PARTY and Dance. Seven Mile Bay Hall. Thursday. February 7th.

-HOCKEY Bedeque' Rink. Thursday. February 7th. Sheen and Mclnnla Juveniles Summer- side vs. Charlottetown Juvenllel.

--BUY Briggs do Stratton Air Cooled Gasoline Engines at Braces.

-Tlll-1 ANNUAL meeting of the North Bedcque Farmers Institute will he held in the hall at North BL-dcquc on Wednesday. February 6th. at eight o'clock. ilorace E. Hucslis. secretary.

-FOL'R'l'H GAME semi finals. lsouilt Shore League playoff. llodequo Rink. Wednesdayl Febril- Inry tith. Freetown Royals versus lSllml1leTSl(l8 High School.

-(II-:l.l-ZBRATI-Z hIllTHl)Al' -A vriry pit-nsant aw-ninx was spent ill the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- lard Strtson. South Freetown. on .l:in. 28th, on the ocaislou of Mrs. Slcisan'.5 moth:-r's birthday. Mrs. Samiiol Drummond enjoyed the -cl:-iiration with tier sons and daurzlitvrs. grandchildren and grant grundcliildrcn. Gumcs and con- tr-sts were (':irt'icd out and ice crc-ant and cake were at-rvcd.

-CHEST CLINIC - Twenty- niue patients attended the reg- ular chsst clinic in Summcrsidc which was held yesterday in the public health offices in the Town Hall. The clinic was conducted by Dr. Eric Found. medical di- rector of chest clinics. and as- sistirig Dr. Found was Miss Bar- bara R. Smith, R.N.. public health nurse. New patients are referred to these clinics by their family doctors. The next. regular clinic in Summerside is scheduled for February 19th.-S.

-FILMS SHOWN - Folks from town and country enjoyed the first showing on Prince Edward Island of the Massey-Harris production "Enough And For All" at the sum- merside High School auditorium on Monday evening. Mr. J. Watson MacNaught.,M.P.. who was 'pres- ent and was called upon to speak. expressed disappointment that more people had not taken advantage of the opportunity to see the pres- entation. Mr. Roy A. Brown, Sum- incrsldo. the district manager for ihinssey Harris Co.. Ltd.. was in .charge of the programme and promised that the film would be unade available for the use of farm lstudent groups.- service clubs and any organization interested in eg- lricultural work. A talk on "Forage yicrops" by Mr. Isaac Tuplin of the -Provincial Department of Agricul- ture was well received as also were the remarks of Mr. Vince Cam- eron. supervisor. Maritime branch of the Massey Harris Co. Ltd. Ar- rangement.-; for the meeting were made by Mr. Hubert Agnew. local Massey Harris dealer. - 5.

LlllELY MEETING

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of the bitterness occasionally not- iced.-atemmed from the desire of the people of Parkdale to obtain city water and their apparent fall- iire to get it. Some of the moat acrimonious debates of the even- ing centred around this subject. The CommLssloners present. Mr. MacLtiren was absent. told of the frequent attempts they had made to get some satisfaction from the City and the Provincial Govern- ment. Mr. Cook told the meeting the Government was fully aware of the problem.

A large number of those present took part in the debate with one speaker emphasizing the danger of epidemics from local water becom- ing polluted. He stated that when an outbreak of disease (Newcastle) threatened the poultry industry on the Province the Government mov- ed quickly to take action, He won- dered why a possible epidemic om- ong people could not be stopped before it got started. ' -

Several other speakers rclcijred to frcoucnt dilcoveriea of water going bad in the villages. 'rlte.v pointed out that in the early stat!!! of Parkdale'it development the pres- ence of wells and smile tanks did not constitute .3 serious threat to health. But in late veara the dis- trict had grown so fast thst both water and sewage wyltems were neceua now.

Mr. l:.y!:qrle MacDonald. M.l..A.. was called on as a former mavor of 'Charlo ctown for an opinion as to obta nlnir water. He stated that as the public knew water in this city was administered by I Board or Water Commlaalonera. -.r.tlrclv divorced from the City Council and election separately. But. he said It was his hndcrtitand- log that in order to establish water :.nd mmre in Parlrdnle. it would be nt-rosary to stagger I series of -rumninv stations screen to the North River. This he pointed out would cost so much an to be almost prohibitive and gha mentioned. it previously named figure of t'l50.000 which he believed to be too low I11 utlrnatri for the project.

The at-immenu tut night nail! afar-ted following the Int meetlnk cf the electors when it was decid- ed ii to D. at a mail meeting to

.,., THE GUARDIAN, Cl-IARLOTTETOWN

Elected In Summerside Yesterda

-WILLIAM JENKINS councillor. west Ward

, . Mr. William Jenkins of the Jenkins Brothers Ltd.. canncrs. was elected as councillor for the Summcrslde East Ward ,i-esterday by defeating Mr. J. Lloyd Gorrill by a majority of l5O votes. This was the first venture into local politics by Mr. Jenkins.

In the Centre VVarii. Mr. T. D. Morrison, whose term r-xplre-d this year. was re-elected. He doieatcd Mr. T. D. Carrtithc-rs hy a major- ity of 13 votes. Mr. Carruthers

1'. D. MORRISON Re-elected Councillor in Centre Ward

had been a member of the Sum- merslde Town Council for several terms in past years.

Mr. Clarence Steele, in the Wr-st. Ward. retained his seat in the council by defeating lilr. Nor- man Pricliaril by a majority of 84 votes.

In the Water and Sewerage Commission there were two con- testants for the vacancy created

by the expiry of the term of Mr. Carrol Dc-lunr-y. Mr. Andrmv Perry

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CLARENCE STEELE A.VDRi:W Pr-:ruur Re-elected Councillor West Ward Water and Sewerage Commissioner

Crapaud Names New Commissioner last Night

Mr. Lloyd Rogerson. manager of the Crapaud Creamery and Cold Storage Co.. last night was elect- ed the new commissioner in Cra- paint at the second annual meet- ing of the residents of that village -inc lirst in P. E. 1. to be incor- porated under the Village Service Act. Under the act. the affairs of tho village are conducted by three commissioners, one of whom re- tires from office each year.

Mr. Rogcrson, it-hose election was without opposition. succeeds Mr John Leard. who retired from the board of commissioners at last nlghtls meeting. The other com- missioners are E. C. Wood and Arthur Simmons.

The report of Mr. Nelson Mnl. yneaux. village clerk. showed the village to be in good financial standing and free of debt.

The Crapaud Fire Department was summoned only once during the year. the call being to Albany where the department was instru- menial in saving a lame potato warchouse that was on fire.

During the year the Fire De- partment added 100 feet of hose to its t-quipment.

Considerable discusgion took place rcgardliig a. contract' he- twcen the village and the Mari- time Electric Company. regarding street lighting. The vlllaizc had made a contract with the company. to supply strcet. lihting, but rc-1 rently the company informed the; village that the rate would be rats; cd.

Strong opposition to this in- crease was expressed at. the meet- ing by citizens who felt that the company wan breaking its contract with the village by raising the rate.

Further investigation into matter by the councillors was quested by the meeting.

The village has recently joined the Town Planning Organization ant-'. advantages and henettts of belonging to the group were ex- plained.

It. is expected that within itvo or three weeks the commissioners will call a general meeting of resi- dents to discuss the business of the village for the coming year.

this re-

tlom of the village. As a result the Commissioners had approached the Minister of the Department. admin- istering the Act. Hon. Eugene Cui- ien. and had received his approval of the project.

However, the move apparently was opposed by a large number of residents. The feeling was ex- pressed by many that money should not be spent on llghts'un- til such time as water was obtain- ed. One speaker stated that be- cause of the writer going bad in the pump a resident family with small children had heen without. water for two days.

Other speakers felt that the pos- sibility of getting water was so dim or so far in the future that there was no need to deprive the village of the advantage of street lighting in the meantime. l

A notice of motion to rescind. the order for the installation of the light: had been filed with the commissioners prior to the meet- ing. it. was presented by Mr. Dix- on but was ruled out. of order by Chairman Cook. Some bitter de- bate with several participants on either side occurred and climaxed in Mr. Dixon appealing the chair- man's ruling. He was supported by the meeting and later when the chairman putpttic contenticus moi- lon it was upheld by a count which was stated as being 61 to 42 There was c question of the exact fl is it was it standing vote and some present. apparently were undecided and after atlhdlng sat. down or reversed the pro- cedure. i

After this was settled the meet- ing settled down to its annual bualnaaa. The report of the Com- minioncra. one dealing with- gen- eralities only. won unanimously approved. and alter brief discuss- ion the financial report was also approved. -

NEW DIILHI - (OP) -. Two new universities came into helm at the uteri of the year in Indie. The University of Blhlf will be an affillnting ilnivcrsity and the Fat-

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Borden and Vicinity Friends here regret the illness

of Mrs. James Mccomiaclc who is a patient in the P. C. Hospital.

-Mrs. Florence Jay and son Gordon. of Digby. N.S., are spend- ing a week in Borden. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Jay.

Mrs. Heath Stewart and daught- er Shirlcy of Montague. were over- night guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Clark. Borden on Friday, Feb. 1st.

Mr. Bonnie Hawaii. who is play- ing hockcy with the Amherst Ramblers spent a recent weekend with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Howati, Borden.

Miss Doreen Dorsey of Miscouche Convent spent. a recent weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Prank Dorsey, Borden.

Mrs. John Nightingale, who re- cently underwent an appendectomy in the P. C. Hospital. returned to Borden on Wednesday. Jan. 30th, and is convalcscing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roland Ramsay before going back to her own home

Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred MacDonald and faintly have returned home to Bordon after spending a few days with Mrs. MacDonald's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Josey. Charlotte- town.

Mrs. Arneit Bell of Borden. who recently underwent an operation in the P. C. Hospital. returned to her home in Borden on Saturday. Feb, 2nd. Her friends wish her a speedy return to good health.

Afr. and Mrs.-Charles MacKen- zie, who have been spending the winter with their son. Capt. Herb Mscxenzie and Mrs. Macxenzie. at Borden. left for the mainland recently to spend it few weeks with their daughter at Great. Vil- lage and Halifax. N. S.

The c.G.l.'r. met. on Friday February fat at the home of Mrs. Harvey Bernard. with sixteen members present. Donna Currie hart charge of the worship period The girls spent their second even- intz doing the Missionary Project "The Splendour Dawns."

The Social Club met on Wednes- day. January 30th at the home of Mrs. Norman Oatway. Twelve members answered roll-call. A re- port from the United Church Overseas Relief was read by Mrs. W. S. Jardlne and the members were pleased to learn where the- barrels of clothing which they had packed had been sent. Roul- lne btislness was carried out. and lunch was served by the hostess.

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LEEDS. England-(CP)- A hospital here may provide extra emergency beds in the middle of its wards. The suggestion was made after it was agreed in prin- ciple that no one should ever be sent away without proper treatment.

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pulled a total of 777 votes in Central Ward W905 War at the VETERlNN"AN the three. wards against. that of 3fi'Vr'il:?'l - -.05."; :eh:ft”:'ann:1z N "2" Dial 2520 - .:ir u it-rs E H - - ' come . his opponent. Mr. Edgar Cannon. M that your” love and remember hit wapar 5"... 5351 - . . . W'"' l"'”"l Ni W"-tsr Went want a long, time to come. Di-aling wrihl Summersldo lrhied total vote ll10”P-(ll bi" encll g the riotoiisltrrals and trtumphsp tan i ate is as folous. ;i.rii:)l1a”l of the funmest family that eierlm-!-- Fl ' d I .. t nu: East Ward .a,”;::,r: thin athf,i:rCP:;n;.d .Mnl-1:. i F R 0 Water and Seirerake Fommiulmi 3 ran; Wm?” .i . .m ;- l Si B. - Nilllter - - Jenkins ..................................... .. ,.h I i J: is lemmuer 0 how" summcnm 1: 3 1, PM”, 777 mu; un to be alive. p c. . . Gorrill in: Cannon 476 ""”de B”g' 3'” 3"” ””"”t Complete Visual Analyses . 1 t 1 .plrP e . - miavle. appears in the title role.) puosl-: and ' an she is expertly aided by 3 , large and talented troupe of SMALLMANS BWLDING

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-Police Constable Lloyd Mc- Leod, formerly of Tignish this Province, was removed to the Toronto General Hospital for treatment of minor cuts and Ilim-r I"IurmIr

bruises. while attempting to quell a disturbance between two sol- diers, according to renal reports from Toronto.

A Toronto police sergeant and P. C. McLeod were called out to stop a rumpus between these two inch. and while enrouie to the station with tho men in cus- tody. one of them is allogod to, have kicked McLeod about that head and shoulders. i .The son of Mr. and Mrs. Wll-.. liam McLeod. of Tignish. P. C.l

Professional cards

DR. l. A. DUIRON DENTIST Dental X-Ray: Smailmnn Building

McLeod left this Province three. Years ago and Joined the Tnrontoi sl'lii.'ill'3BSlI)E police force. BM 2366

DR. J.R. CUNNINGHAM

'MOLLY' airs COMEDY JACKPOT

"Molly." the Paramount picture

players who know how to makel OPTOMETRIST the most. of an uproarmus situa-1 tion and a funny p:ece of rila-I 'iogue. - The fun gets under way when

The official opening of thefllon to officials at the opening new one-room classroom schooiiof the nzw school. at Margate to accommndatcil Dr. Shaw izavo great. credit, to Hrades one to seven took placeplhe trustees, Messrs. Profitt. May'- on Monday evening. Februazy -t.,hcw and Jl)hll.slt)nc, for mg mp. The chairman of the meeting was able manner in which they had Mr. Heath Mayhew. one of tlicidzsciiarged iheir duties from the trustees of the school. tconimcncrrncnt of the building of

Present for the occasion were the school ln its completion. Premier J. Walter Jones. who L1 in speaking to the children. Dr. also Minister of Education. Hon. Shaw chargecl them to keep the C. C. Baker, Minister of Ag:-i-.propcrty. in the years to come. 1,, culture, Dr. W. Shaw, Deputyfas. fine .3 coml.tion as it. was on Minister and Dircctor of Educa-'the opening night. lion. Mr. Malcolm 1Vlacl(cnzic.l Mesirs. .VlaCKElil'.P and Jellv. chlcf superintendent of SCli00iS:Sill'lPrVlS0l'S. aiso expressed pleas- and Mr. C. 13. Jeliy. supermtend-lure in be;ng in attendance at. the ent. of schools for this section ollmeeting. They congratulated the the province. trustees and ratepayers on the

Premier Jane-9 in his Opening completion of the new school. remarks complimented the trust-pl Miss Miriam Hickey, the May. tees and the ratepayers 0! Mai-gate 3 gate teacher. said how pleased school district for their intercstnsnc was at mum; the honor or in providing such 3 school laflbclng the first teacher in the their children. HE Stated ihM'new school and stated that it was from his earliest recollection Mar-l... pzeagm-e to work in 3 school gale had been one or the hncstiso well lfzlitcd and comfortable. farming communities in Princelic was such a contrast to the old Edward Island and he was Rladisg-honl r,.-hich the new to see that the people pllcsenlilylyg-played. living in Marimba were ulth0'-d-l Also prPscnt was Rev. Mr. Has- lnl the UM 1T8dlll0n5 01 iheilam. who spoke in glowing terms Pail 35 9V1d9nC9d 133' the 60m-iof the progressive spirit of the pletion of this school. which. nclnmmm dM..m Wome- gaici. was one of the finest one-I Th . I we d room schools in the lilaritzmcs. I 9” ll?” ” V"-V 3”” 3 n "