Fri, Sept. 19, 1958

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SUMMERSIDE —— The Sum: merside Legion Branch was host to the East Prince zone meeting held Wednesday evening at which all branches were represented. Zone Command-er, P.C. Martin, of Miscouche presided,

The new provincial president comrade Jack Maclsaac, Borden, was in attendance and addressed the gathering brieﬂy pledging the support of Provincial Command to all zones.

Discussion centered on three main topics, legion funerals, a veteran’s ward at. Prince County Hospital and legion sponsored track and field meets.

Comrade Roland Philipson told the meeting that all deceased vet- erans should have grave markers of equal distinction. He stated that at present veterans without ffinanc'ial means wereburied un- der. the last post and had markers which were identified as being supplied by the paupers fund. Mr. Philipson said this was a dis- grace; not only to the veteran but to the legion as well.

As a result, a committee was appointed to draw up a resolu- tion regarding this issue to be

Says Some

Grave Marks ‘Disgrace'

presented to Provincial Command requesting action. FAVOUR WARD

Comrade Emery Richard 01 Borden reported that the Princc County Hospital authorities were in favor of a veterans ward, and the matter had been dealt with several times.

He said however, the depart- ment of veterans affairs appeared not to be in favor. The hospital manager J .M. Logan said he would bring the matter up again at the next meeting of the hospi- tal board and report back to Mr. Richard.

President of the Summerside branch, Comrade Ben Champion, asked for greater effort by each branch in organizing track 'and field meets, which would be fot- lowed by zone and later by Pro. vincial meets. 1

He referred to the $20,000 spent this year on the Canadian Leg'iOn Sports Training Program and ad- ded that this was only the beginn-

lng. ' Mr. Champion said that each branCh must sponsor and encour-

age track and field if the money spent is to he of any real benefit.

l Hogan, Mocleun Are Chairmen,

I SUMMERSIDE—It was announ-

ced here Thursday that Charles Hogan has been’appointed gen- eral chairman and James Mac- Lean has been named special names chairman for the annual financial campaign in Summer- side of the P.E.I. Cancer So- ciety.

The announcement was made by Bob Schurman, chairman of the Prince County unit.

The general house to house campaign will be held Thurs- 01, September 25th. '

Elmsdale Man Gets $20 Fine

SUMMERSIDE —— An Elmsdale man pleading guilty to a charge of being intoxicated in a public place was fined $20 andlcosts in Magistrate’s Court here Thursday mormng.

An earlier charge of. having care and control of a motor ve— hicle while intoxicated was droo- ped, when testimony revealed that the car in which the Accused had been found was the property of' another person.

A Summerside man charged with driving while intoxicated was remanded for trial Tuesday.

son, have returned from a tfvo weekls visit to Halifax, where they were guests of theh' dau- ghters and sensor-law, Mr. and Mrs. Mosher and Mrs. Phillip

lONG ORDEAL-OVER PORT DALHOUSIE, Ont, Rop- es are removed from the waist

of George Mallabar, 48, of St. Catharines, Ont... after his .res-

Tuesday on the old Welland Can- 31. Mr. Mallabar and a compan- ton Gordon Crowe, 44, had clung to in cable under the dsm‘for

swept into the dam Monday by a swift current. Both men were admitted to hospital ‘sufferlng from exposure and hunger.

cue fromgbeneath a control dam

30 hours after their boat was

(CP Wirephoto)

Island Native ls Named , To C.N.R. Position In S’Sicle

SUMMERSIDE—A Prince Ell- ward Island native has been ap- pointed agent for the Canadian N'l‘ional Railways express de- partment at Summerside.

and Mrs. Mosher accomanied the Handler-sons enroute home. The Bedeque "Half Century” Club met at 'the home of Mrs. Louis Multan, on Monday eve- ning. Sept. 8th. The president, Mrs Walter Leard presided. Mrs. Muttart read the opening poem. Some time was given to the matter of ways and means.

and Mrs. John Hodgin,La-kew00d, N.B. I

Mrs. Sutherland Cousins enters tamed the members of Baltic We men’s Institute, at their regular monthly meeting on Monday eve- ning, with the president, Mrs. Bruce Crozier presiding. Nine

vicinity.

and Mrs. Guy Harris, Knutsfolu. accompanied by Mr. and MN» Alvin Hammond, Ches- ley, mama to Charlottetown on Thursday on business. _ DM

Mr. and Mrs. I-uey Harris who have been vacationing in O'Lea-ry

TOwn Council Will Discuss Fluoridation

joined the Royal Canadian Navy. I ret'lrning to CN express in March of 1946 as a general clerk at Charlottetown.

He was appointed express a:

n1arnmﬁfhﬂ}. ‘4' . .

.‘ a h ' ' ' T ‘ - ' _ , . . . member‘s and one visitor were wi their brother and sister-in- He is Arthur V. medallist, gent st shelburne. N.S.. in 1955. at “3‘?”va the TMSt Table present. After the regular rou- lain, Mr, and Mrs. Melvin Kari SUMMERSIDE .__. The touchy ‘ native of West Devon and forms The. following year he was trans maiden sewn tam. h“ 1m, tins of business a_ ﬂower contest rig, and omel- re1aﬁve's, are leav. ﬂesh-on of ﬂuoridation ﬁx. t eon. erly express agent at Piston, ferred to Spudngblll Junction in A ,n. has: we as chm etc. was presented Mrs. Suther_ mg Monday naming for their 9_ v. S . . . N.S. He succeeds AM. Robin- the same capacity and in 1957 . w? “need pmﬁﬂmme W98 13nd cousins an won by Mus, home mm com Maine Small“ by the SummerSIde '1“an pmorr — Drawing of a five-l million-pound thrust engines. The I pounds. Orbiting at 22,300 uules- cm out and much emoored ’ '

son. recently \promoted to the post, of express agent at Char— Mr. Tredenick’s appointment lottetown. ‘wss announced by Neill Mac- Mr. Tredenlck entered the ex; Leilan of Monoton; superintendd press department service at out of the ONE express depart- Charlotetown in 1942. In 1944 he ment ‘in the Atlantic region.

R.C.A.F. Association Proiecis Are Described By Official

SUlVlMERSIDE—Flt-Lt. Ross R. Rowlands. executive assistant R.C.A.F. Association. Otawa, wss the guest speaker last oven: ing atVthe opening meeting of R.C.A.F. Association (Wing 200).- Fltst. Rowland: said that he was present in the Maritime Pro- vinces as the result of 3 NF quest made jdurlng the" national association convention that a re:

W88 appointEd agent at Pictoll- Gordon Cousin-s. Delicious lunch

was served by the hostess, assis- tabwrs- lvmlam CV was served by the hostess, and

a social hour enjoyed/by all, e

Mr.HammondBownesslstobe Mr and Mr, mm m’ 1-,. $3233ng Mollie recs-blight)? turned“ me“ 1”” m 0”” h . . ‘ ‘ Wolfe, after spending the week- ggs 0“? 1“ ﬁmmel‘smt- R Md and in Halifax» where they were t- 3‘?“ W? .Whﬂé ‘0’ W‘ Visiting mau- umau damm- lin- ” . ‘5 Village t° take ‘ 1”" this wbols a “minimal!!- over one some» ﬂower garden “65., 3mm? Mr. limes: might be called, ' .. Elihu“ 1°” Km" "‘ I'm“ all‘olil‘lllil".pon°u°"$’m‘“5nm°" ' at their haul: in hm;

The film, "Martin Lathes” was . ' ’ shown in the United chm new Mr. and room: Mailman~ Ontario, are spending

on Wednesday and Thursday and £533

evenings September 10011 and their h" oys visiting his mother lith. It was very instructive and Mrs: GENES M80330“ Mid W interesting. The presentation of her and arsenic—law, Mr. and the film was spansorod by the Mrs. Raymond meteoric aller you. of the sedeque United and Mrs. Wyman emit. Glen- Church. 3g, wood.‘

Council three years ago, is ex- pected to get a through airing at the Council’s October meeting". Councillor Dr. H.E. Clark has received considerable literature on fluoridation of water supplies and this Will be discussed along with the recommendations of pro- vincial health authorities. Fluoridation has received the support of the P.E.l. Medical So- ciety, PoEJ. Dental Society and the P,E.I. Department of Public Health. Charlottetown's City Councxl Went on record earlier this month Mine. NAM Campbell,'.and as approving ﬂuoridation for the Eric: MuN -1, gm ﬁlm-let city's water supplies and has re- aming, student; It We a commended speedy action on the - Wu” coup“, m the week. matter to the Commission of Sen— cm at their homes with than m and Water Supply.

parents, Mrs. Isabelle Campbell,- Safe Theft Case

w space station released by announcement was made at thel a range where the pull of gravity pocketdyne division of North Am- fall meeting of the American Roc- I would be slight—the vehicle could encan Aviation, Inc., whose scl- ket Society here Monday. Seven be used for astronomy solar and entists say could be launched in feet in diameter and 35 feet long, ionosphere studies or as a com- little more than a. year with theI this satellite and its shielding munications relay station.

development now underway oflmight weigh as much as 65,00 ‘ (AP Wirephoto)

Says Revised LiqUor Laws :aWouldHeIp Tourist Trade

.iﬁhvcomsn, N.S. (CP) —- mouse and ready rewards," he 3.0a Michael Wardell of Fred- told delegates to the union of rapped Maritime liquor Nova ScotloTMunlclpalitlos hero. pm. Thursday night as be pro- Mr. Wardeel is editor and pubs posed ways of increasing the self- lira? of the monthly Atlantic Ad- aﬁficiency of the‘Atlantic re- g; to and the daily Fredericton ‘ ' caller.

Thenext meeting will be held on Sept. 22nd, at the home of Mrs. Scott MacMurdo. Lunch

Mr. and rs. Edgar Smallman, and Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Small- man, Knutsford, were visi‘tOrs to Charlottetown. They also attend- ed the' plowing match eld in Dudes on Thursday.

Mr. Alfred Palmer and daugh- ters,- of/ rederlcton, N3. are spending the week-end With trim and reisde in Diary.

The Mic-en Anne lemguone. Mary memos and Norms Hor- ne Students in Alberton High scboo, spent the. week-end at their ﬁrpectivt homes in O'Ieary

The oeltbration of the 50th on- niverary of ﬂight, he said, was mother project which the na= nasal association is promoting. He said that the history of the ECU. written, by Leslie Ro- berts, would soon be released and that the natiousl associa- tion was taking an active part in assisting in the dtrlbutlon of this book.

have to alter.”

Mr. Wat-dell said greater self- sufficiency can provide the rein- edy for the “continued disability in this res" predicted in the long- range forecast of the Gordon con» mission.

Mr. and Mrs. Eric MacNeill. and Mr. and Mrs. Milton Smallman, O’Leary.

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pan. ‘ “The tourist trade offers im-

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PANTRY SALE alt Kennedys gore ,_Kensington, Sept 20 at I - m. Sponsored by Margalte Mis- j)‘ M 33M.

' LL ‘ Outstanding accounts be settled by October 15. will be passed over for col-

.M.s. RALLY will be held in m United Church Saturday

a Native of Trinidad will be guest speaker.

l mum POLIO Inoculation cu- ties for 2nd Inoculation: at Al- berton Women’s Institute Hall Thursday Sept. 18th 6.30 to .30 p.m. And at Tign‘lsh Frlday, -, , . 19011 6.30 to 9.30 pm.

GAMMAS MEET—Gamma ni- ’,Y Club met Tuesday evening got the Y Centre. Acting‘ tressur- rer. Nancy Morrison, reported flhﬁt $42.10 was realized from . last week’s Y dance. It was .dmided to order High School to be sold by tile Club :It a future date. Kathryn Lo- :8811 and Arlene Moore volun- gteered to act on this committee. :‘Gamma Club at the Fall Con- {iference to be held in Sain John, :N-Bo on Thanksgiving week-end. l l‘e Marjorie Ireland. Joan Par‘ "l 109 and Joan Ramsay.

PERSONALS ,

Ross Campbell twin son of Mr. -_ “ll Mrs. Harold Campbell, '5 Chaim, is convalescring at the . home of his grandparents, Mr. : "Ii Mrs. Ray.Campbell, Central J ue alter being a patient in ~ '16 Prince County Hospital \m'lth

Professional Cards

7; Phone Summerside 3551 ‘ Water st. Summersidc

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W.L. Delaney, Kensing:

5 ,200b, at 2.30 p. m. Rev. Mr..

"No less than 55,000,000 Amer- icans live within motoring dist- ance of the Atlantic ‘ es. But a very large percentage of our American friends won’t come here to be bullied by our archaic and unreasonable drinking laws based on prejudice and hatred of civil liberty." -

SPEND $50 MILLION

Mr. Wardell said present fig-

' s, lbalcbte 400,000 visitors mu $50,000,000 annually in the area. Their spending could be boosted 20 times by revising liq- uor laws with an accompanying improve m out of entertainment and cultural attractions. I

“If we. wouldrelinquish our in— tolerance about hotel been and properly cater to the touris' trade we would reap a revenue of ,$1,000,000,000,” he said.

The text of his remarks was re- leased in advance of delivery;

Mr. Whrdell said while efforts sre'mads for new industries es- tablished with the help of federal

money the Atlantic region and its 0

people can “drive on within our own competence to create and en- large rel/onus ‘ producing indust~ rice."

Buy Atlantic was one means of bringing about a plieater degree of self-sufficiency.

“The value of retail sales in the Atlantic provinces . . . is $1,200,- 000,000 a year." There was a de- flciency in the Atlantic production of livestock and their products of $77,000,000 a year. There was ‘a lack of Atlantic products because peeple did not ask for them. SEES “RICH REWARD”

“If every one of us would do our utmost to buy Atlantic, if or- ganized drives to that end were promoted by the municipalities we should reap a rich reward.

“Why not make this Christmas an A t 1 a n t i c Christmas?” he asked. He suggested an exchange of gifts made in the region would be “good for those at home and better still for friends outside the Atlantic area: A reminder and an advertisement of what we

ALBERTON

Mr. Lloyd Gaude't, one of the

teachers at Alberton High

“The. Gordon report took the forces at work within our society during the past generation and projected them into the future... .

“Such a method of calculation misses one crucial factor. It is that new forces may arise to take hold of the future and shape

its ends.” _ SHOULD REMIND Tomas The publisher said the Atlantic

"provinces have the right andtlle

duty to, demand that the federdl government implement all the

pledges made by Progressive Con:

servative candidates during the election campaign; - , , .: ' Special adjustment. grants and development of Atlantic, pOWer had been provided as promised. The pledge of a Canadian coast guard had been shelved. , Four others had. been pigéon= holed: A national program to de- velop remurces, industrial decen- tralisation. a freight rate adjust- ment and federal capital assist- a’ce to enlarge the basic coon-

my.

“Is it that the dwil servants rule supremgand won’t allow our legislators to carry out ' their

"pledges?" he asked. “If so, we

have a rig-ht to know it." NEED RATES ACTION

Mr. Wardell said the freight rate situation “cries for action.” The only redeeming factor about the railways’ demand forfur-ther boosts is “fillet the tremendous new burden of freight will act as the equivalent of a protective tar- iff against goods coming in to our area from outside.”

He said that. for “a wide var- iety of our needs" large doses of capital are needed. Industrial de- velopment corporations based on these in operation in New Eng- land were needed ln this area.

“They would require federal aid,” Mr. Wardell said. “We should press for it. We should drive for new industries, great and small, to be established with the help of federal funds. No less was promised and no less can be accepted."

School, was also a guest.

Mrs. O’Rourke assisted in

capital. was granted Jordanian nationality.

presentative of the natloml es- ecutive visit the Mime: and outline the aims and ideals of the associatidn for .the benefit ._‘ the members of the different wings in the Marlﬂmes.

In his very instructive address be traced the origin and devel- opment of the R.C.A.F. Associa- tion‘and told how membership was sustained. He said that there had .been a very definite gain in membership. overthe prev Gii's year and that the objective in- crease in membership this year was 2,000 over last year which stands at 10,000. ,

He chutnerated the projects with which the association was concerned and spoke of the over- all project. the Air Cadet move- ment of which there m at pre- sent 41 squadrons he said, now being sponsored by various wings across the Dominion.

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Little leaguers Y's Men Guests

SUMMERSIDE — Two mule League ball teams were the hon- oured guests at the regular sup- per meeting of the Y’s Men’s Clubheldlnche Y Centre on Green Shred last night.

The Y’s man sponsored team were playoff winners in their re- sepctlve leagues and during the evening the young captains of the team were presented with the Who‘s wan by their teams, and they in turn presented the im- phles to president George Key for safekeeping. *

Other guests at the meeting were Alpxander Campbell of Summerside, Allan Palmer of the Department of Agriculture, and Lloyd Grant of the centennial Club in Charlottetown.

Ken Bell of the Summerside Electric Light Department, was welcomed as a new mnber.‘

The meeting was chaired by Frank Cameron. The song leader was Ross MacKenzie. The fines were levied by Charlie Ballem.

home of Mrs. Webb‘s parents, Mr.

“R.C.A.F. Wing Associations Ill across Canada” he stated. "are associating themselves with matters that are of benefit to tho community in general”. T7: Summerside Wing was honored last night by the at- tendance of Group Captain J.E. Creeper Officer commanding RCAJ‘. Station Summers‘ide. He congratulated Flt.-Lt. Row- lands on the fine presentation he had made and he brought the members up to date on planes which are being considered in this province for the observance of the 50th anniversary of flight which will be held in Foam. an: 1959.

.The president of the Wing, Mr. Norman Hogg, presided at last night’s meeting which was followed by a most enjoyable lobster supper catered to by Captain Lester Beck.

and friends in Miscouche and Summon" side. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Cy LeClair of

Maine, U.S.A were recent‘visis

tors to Miscduche, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Phil LeClajr. * Mrs. Alex Gallant, Wellington, recently visited in Miscouche at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D.H. Gallant.

F‘rlmds of Ivan LeClair will

tly entered the Prince County Hos pital, Summerside, where he will receive treatment. '

Delma Poirier St. Nicholas, re-

cently entered the Charldietown School of Nursing. ' On Wednesday morning, a very pretty wedding took place in St. John the Baptist Church, Mir couche, when Norma DesRoches became the bride of Walter Arse- ault. They were attended by lor- rahlc Gaudet and Cyril Arsenault Jr.

A bingo was recently held in the pariah hall, Misoouche. This bingo was sponsored by the Ca- tholic Women's league.

Mr. and Mrs. George Walsh, Mlseouohe, recently motored to Charlottetown to visit their dau- ghter Nina, who is a patient in

N.B., were recent visitors at the

spent some time visiting relatives

Mr. and Mrs, George Hender-

besorrytoknowthathereceu- .on Monday for Boston, aster spen-

KENSINGTON

Miss Marlene Paynter, Miss Sandra Jardine of Freetown, Miss Janet Mann, Ind' River, Miss LOIS, Murphy, Sea View. and M15! Marjorie Riley. Baltic, are among the student nurses enro'h led at the Prince County Hospi- tal 96h001 of Nursing; tor the coming year. ' Mr. and Mrs. Carl Heller and sonlCllvs, have returned to Port Elgm, after spending the week- end in Malpequo, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Eric Grant and family. On Sunday morning, Mr. Heller assisted in the .mning service at Princetown Ilnited Church. Mr. Heller is the pastor at Port Elgin Charge.

His many friends will regret to learn Mr. John McGilvary, Bal» tic, is a patient in the Prince Co ty Horpital. All trust for his sp y recovery. 0 , Mrs. Eric Grant, accompanied by her two'children William and Peggy, have returned to Sack- ville, N.B., after spendingthe summer months at Mlalpoque Manse, where Mr. Grant is Pas- tor for Princetqwn United Church. They were accompanied to Sack- ville on Tuesday by Mr. Grant. Miss Lil's MacLeod, R.N. left

ding a mist endoyable holiday

‘With her brother, Neil McLeod,

Baltic, and other relatives.

Mr. and Mrs. Keir Duggan, Kensington, and. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cousins, Balitc, have been on a most endoyuble trip to Tor- onto, Ontario. f

Mr. James Cousins, Baltic, and Mr. Lorne Campbell, Sea View, were motorists to Halifax, N.S. over the weekend.

Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Maelﬂd, Miss Chrisanna and Heather c- Leod, have returned to Dartmouth N.S. after spending a few days visiting with friends in Baltic. Mr. and Mrs. Albany Palmer and Mo sons Barry and Grant, have returned to Saint John, NB. after spending a few days

thew’s brother John'.

after

'Mrs. Royal. Miss Doris Show, Pilltou. spent a few days visiting at the home Mr. and Mrs. Stirling Frizzel, Springfield West. Mrs. Ernest MscPlherson, Dun- blane, is spending some time with her sond-n-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Leon HatChsrd and fam- ily, Moncton. Mr. Minald MacDonald, Tra- cadle, is in O'leary relieving Mr. Upton Seaman, Station agent, for the next couple of wcelns, while Mr. Seamon is on his holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Huntqu and daughter Marjorie, Cheley, Ont., are spending their holidays visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. John

Miss Jean England, EN. Ills re turned to her duties in Montreal, spending the months with her parents. Mfr. EM Mrs. R.L. England and family, Springfield West. A, Mr. Amos Harris, Alttlworo, Mass, is spending some time vis- iting his brothers and sister, Messrs Harry and Trumbull Hare 1'15 and Mrs. John Pate, O’Leary, also Ml-s. Mary A ' Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cardw retlu‘ned to their home in Halifax... after spending an enjoyable west:- end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert England Ind Mindy, Springfield West. Mr. Dan MoAleer, Toronto. is Mary

summer

Ill-m1, Alma:

visiting his mother Mrs. McAleer, Brae. He also visited Miss Annie Campbell at Ellis’ tourist homa in O'Leary

Mrs. Grace Baird, River He- bert, N.S. is spending a few days visiting at the home of Rev. Ross and Mrs. Howard and fam- ily, O’Leary. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dmille and daughter Myrna. from Ger- many, who have been visiting re- Iatives and friends in O'Leary and West Point, are leaving shortly for Peta-wwwa, Ont. Mr. Dumbnle was stationed with the R.C.A.F. in Germany. Mr. and Mrs Louis Briggs and daughter, Margaret, Oceanside California, arevisiting Mr. and Preston Thompson.

Mrs.

Mt.

rris, Knutsford, and

Miss Georgina Yeo and Miss Barbara MaeNei-ll, of the Prince County Hospital Nursing School, amoral”. spent the weekend at their homes in O'Lea-ry, with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wal- laca Yeo. and Mn. and Mrs. Clau- de MacNeﬂl. .

Friends of Mr. Percy Sentner, O‘Les'ry; an very sorry- to hear that he is a patient in the Com- munity hospital. All hope/for a speedy recoVery.

Mrs. Arthur Harri-s, O’Leary, rationed to her home after spends ing the past month with her dad gator and mill-law. Mr. and

A 3. Harold Antley', Alberton. Mrs. Harrls' is much improved in health. - ,

and

.Mr. and Mrs. Guy Harris,

son. Knutsford, acco Mr. and Mrs. Alvin ' Ontario, were visitors to .Char-

-lottetown recently.

Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Hammond and daughter Marjorie, left Sun- day morning for their home in Cheslcy, Ontario. may were accompanied" by Mrs. Hammouds parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Hero ris, O’Lesry, who plans to visit friends and relatives there. ~ and Mrs. Bonnet Clough of Summerside, spent s week visit- ing with Mrs. ClWS‘h’II parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stanfort Lochart

Friends in O'Lesry were mocked and saddened when they heard of the sudden passing 0101‘. John R. Cunningham in Summerside, on, Thursday, Sep- tember lath. ‘ . ,

Miss Grace Baird, River Her- bert, N.S. is spending some time with Rev. and Mrs. Ross Howard, O'Leary. ._

Friends of'Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Matthews, O'Leary, are pleased to hear that their little son has returned to his home in O’Loary, after being an accident patient in. the Travellion Hospital Hall.- fax. His condition is reported much improved.

coo PRICES ’

Brown. who had been visiting Mr

ls Adiourned

SUMMEllSUDE -- Only one wit» ness was at Magistrate’s Court Thursday in the preliminary hear- ing of'Gerald DesRoche of Toron- to, charged with the theft of $60 and a shfe from the store of J .P. Gaudet Estate, Richmond. The case we: adjourned to Sept. mm. The Witness, Everett Cameron. mans er of the store, testified ﬁrst safe had not been recov- ered.

Lawrence Brown of Toronto I: facing a similar charge,

J. Watson MacNaught, Q.C.., is defense counsel D.O. Stewart, is Crown Prosec/ utor.

mosncmv PLAYS HOST

MOSCOW (GP) - Ohm' ese Am- basrador Liu Hsiao was a guest of Nikita Khmshehev at the So- ivet premier's vacation villa in Crimea Tuesday night. The Soviet news agency Tass reported they had a friendly conversation, then Liu and his wife dined With Khrushchev and his family.

Cropaud Theatre Friday 8:30 pm. Saturday 7:15 & 9:15 p.m. "Whispering Smith"

Starring: Allan Ladd. Rob- ert Preston and Brenda. Marshall. Also short sub- facts.

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summon:

Friday - Saturday

. I - » the hospital . recently in Norboro, the guest of other relati es and friends in the . Matinee Saturda 2 pm. , + d mevﬁgili‘in.g‘_va§ef3;§§§i§li§ Elllali:1 Arsentzléltngllatlitﬁs- and Mrs. GeorgeedDougltshs. at l y .. ere . . nald, and his in ladies. cou .recen y vis'l ves ley were accompanl o ‘e ' .A er I} + ig- Gm: D° .8 say, were served by 9 young Mrs. Stewart Dohirnger and and friends in Bloomfield. D.M. Island by Mrs. Palmer’s mother, I - V W. H. BURNS lTHE BLACK ,_ ccoun an s P - W“. Ram Gm, f Central Helen Gillie of Los Angles, 031- MHzJ'A- DWI“ “’1” “‘5 been C A M E 0 5 " w Alberton are visiting Dr. and Miss Noreen s. 0 . . . . . ~t , f th St W Bk, : Ma] A 5i" T Earl m k & Co. ' M ct N Kildare, who is to be an early lfomia. recently amved m Mis- . Vl§lmg 01‘ e P3 0 we ' pequs e c ey Mrs' S' 1" Donald' on on’ ' autumn bride was tendered a couche. and are guests of Mrs. Wlth her daugmerv M"- E‘lme’ 1-K ingt Se t 19 & 20 § dian 1:33:31?ng 13, miscellaneous shower in Alber_ p101,” Brown. m M Bum) H a: Batrbour and Mr. Barbour of Tor- 9115 on , P . GeorgeB Monttegomery and " ’ _ rish- Hall earlier this Iris Gallant of Miscouche re- Dr. la rs. n. owa on o. . _ ' 1 , :3 Diane rows r. rﬂus‘de' 31' PM” W «Mrs- Alfred {gacwogdﬂgefo iggek.P?I'he hostesses were Mrs. cently lest for Charlottetown, and children, Charlottetown,were Mr. and Mrs. Nell Mathews and mylfdﬁigﬁmmtfnf; 3,5; is: A Large _ . . . H . 49c g,» ,5 CE ton 501ml! had ‘3 “"5 when 'Joseph O’Rourke and Mrs. wu- where she has altered the-Char- racemt ﬂesh of Mr; W M's- dwghle" Nancy, 1““? returned p.m. Admission Matinee 20¢ a fracture her lower avg; esda be“ Mummy Dainty pink and lottetown School of Nursing, Arthur Murray, this Village. to Toronto, after-spending a most 40¢ Emma 30c & 5% A Medium ......... 37c E. Ellis &‘Son Limjted She fen at hﬁr h'omzel alight white decorations were featured Rev. and Mrs. C.S. Webb and Ml‘S- Eunice Alba's, enjoyable V‘s“ “mm Mr: and MTS' The show we’ve been waiting A Small . . . . . . . . . . . 200 " All“ " Casualty aftermath S l—losls ital p in the hall and on the basket in children Sandra, and Kenneth, re- Port Angeles. Washington. Edgar Mathews. Baltic. They for. no”) YELLER” in team. B, 25 Summer St. Summersidc the W95 em‘ 1’ ' which the gifts were presented. cently visited in Miscouche arc the Mrs. Fred ' Sagee, Fredemctlon, were accompanied by Mrs. Ma- color, a thrilling story the whde s . . . . c . s I . . . s . ... . c

; i ' 1 ‘ L C k ’ - family will enjoy. Starring Dor- C’s , _ H , , . o . 16c 3': OPTOMQTI’IS“ Rev. :1 nd lit/if; I21‘s?)etriieirmglesl- Opening the EIftS and Mrs- and Mrs. John Small. home of Rev. Ernest and Mrs. Mr. George Semple underwent only McGuire and Fe” Pal-ken .‘ "’ ‘_ " Eldea e' t Miss Isobel Mac- Murphy arranged them‘ The.a¢' A bridal shower was recently Weeks. They Were accompanied an operation in the Prince Coun- . 1 3 E- E4 Parkman c°me1dgufss d-ney NS. companyins verses we“ read held in the parish hall in honorof by Miss Elizabeth Richardson, ty Hospital on Friday. All hope Fnday _ Saturday opt' D" “'0‘ Dona o y ’ i by Miss Marie Gandet' Norma DesRoches and Walter also of Fredericton. These visit- for his speedy recovery. I " PHONE 3287 - Last Friday evening Miss Miss GilliS’ fiance. Mr. JOhIl Arsenaullt. A good croer‘attend- ors were on a brief trip to pomts Mrs. Wllllam H. Brown and ,Summer St. Summerslde J et Profit and her brother, Fox, expressed their thanks for ed and many useful gifts We of interest m the provmcg chlldren‘ Heather, Helen 3,1,1 ON CE V , B F Hunter K0 Ligry entertained at the ,home the many beautiful gifts and received_ Mrs. Win-mm Man, the {omer Gary, “have 1:emmed b0 the“. HAWK" _ A . erside PEI 'phane' 3116 of their parents, Mr. and hMrs. good wishes. The Miscouche subdivision of RgSPuﬁ-htng bof 5:911:22: 332‘, :1 51,8911: . ' it. ’ ; I . l C- From, Alberton.’ m on“ the Catholic Women’s League re- . ., a . .e _ers ur_ , _ I I l. - . , . , , . V . SMALLMANS BUILDING if Clair Oliver who $111536 letav- GETS SENIOR POST oeuny held their 1110anth meet- was hr: reclaim Vlsisﬂ‘r will}: frlendw s glrswﬂazneitllfé Dedicatlon Semce of St. Peter s Church, Seven Van 11(3in Jullo ' ' » ext Week for re er“: ("1‘ , .' ~ ' 3i.” ing in one of the convent class- in t 's v age. . 5. arm as . l ‘ _ , .h Ph°+qqraphers Killinto become a SlUdem ‘3“ the ldatdgeﬁger 31}. rooms. Mrs. Hamid Perry pre- recently married in Detrmt. Mlc- Rothesay Highland Games with Mile Bay, Sunday, September 2151; at 3.00 o clock i mEDREVAgﬁgmlo Univergity 0f Nilw thgslvlacléss Milieu Gen Balhadin Nuri ior- sided. higam, having ﬁrst. Emu flezlﬁlerthageill 3d 831133;? After Dedication Service meals Will‘ be served to " “i ' ' ‘ Assislmg the 05 an 15. ‘ ;,,', Ira ‘ i — V , 1A - Mr. and Mrs. Rene DesRoches Mann 26 years ago 1n ac v , its in e s o _ i ‘ . ql ambassador to m I. . ' _ . th S T bw . m ' ' ‘55 Jean and vera Ohver’ 61 ' ‘. of U.S.A recently waited in M15- N.B. ond place in e eann r1 . , I ha so. ‘ ” Barrls+er Egrtha and A3111?” Email? llllzl‘Idhrlof:rsgtllgrnplgliﬁlggymlélilfi couche' at the home of Mr. and Five children were baptize-{Tl at has, gnfd Helenthaged .1; dyears, members 9f the Clergy 1“ Paroc 1 H0“ - Hunter an om at l l D ' ‘ R h . the morning service in the m— pace lrs in e swor anc. V. V . . r . George R. MacMath, guests were some 50 high wfasharrllgbashsdagigrcglﬁre :ﬁ‘dlgiflillsmufl MEmErggﬁsgnlger‘aso: velsmiams re_ ed Church. here on Sept. 7m and second in the Seam Tum} Lunches vull be served to other VlSlto s In the Don Taylor and Sally u , L.B. school friends from Ame-{ton astrlelctiiiilto retufn to the half: cently returned to their home in Rev. G.A. Cowper-Smith officla- bas. They were accompanied Hall is Forrest (Also Kensmgton on saturdayS) and surroundmg commum 195. He subsequently Toronto, Ontario. after having ted. home to the Island by Mr. John -

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