Page ‘the Guardian Saturday. April 24. 1954 Continued Earn page 11 llewsy Notes
The surface of the mud was campletel, covered by leaves and beautiful lily blooms in 191). The aorta planted at Charlottetown were hardy-day-bloomers which usually open from 10 a.m. to 4 p. m. throughout the summer from June to October. some years ago we counted blooms in representa- tive areas of the pond and estim- ated that there were 4000 blooms in the pond that day.
The rootstalks of the odorata and some other hardy varieties can be divided in the spring and set out just as active growth begins. A great many such rootstalks have been distributed from the Station and many ponds have been beau- tified in almost every province in Canada from this source. Two we recall seeing a few years ago were near the summer resldcnce of the late Judge W. S. Stewart at Trac-
adie Beach and beside the East Baltic Road a short distance from Red Point. I Water lilies can be grown in tuba or half barrels. and for tender lilies they then can be taken in for winter. If oil barrels are used, they should be burned out first to destroy all the oil or other in- jurious matter. They can then be filled with good soil mixed with well rotted manure. The lily roots should be planted from 2 to 3 inches deep and the soil then covered with coarse sand or gra- vel. After planting add water to
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Conway and ' ‘ Viclnify
—Miss Janet Banks, Freeland.
spent a few days at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Austin Malone, 0'- Leary, recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Jeiley and family, Unlonvale, were recent visi- tors at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Erving Smith. Freeland, and Mr. and Mrs. Ira Banks. Poplar Grove.
Miss Merrill Palmer. grade eleven student at Summerside High
cover the sand to a depth of a- bout 1 inches; this amount should be sufficient until the plants start growing. In fiilliig ponds or con- tainers do not use large quantit- :es of cold water as this might check the growth of the liiiss.
School, spent the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Palmer, Freeland.
Miss Marian I-lard)’. grade eleven student at Summerside High when -ending. our row-1ks»»§§i?.§’.i’l;"§.§:“.‘$‘§ ?.".?.‘f"‘c’.‘..l‘.‘."..’?.‘.’ they were always accompanied with’F"e1Bn'd ' ‘ a circular of iiistriictions. One‘ ‘ simple method 0! Dlamlnz descrilri Mr. Thane Ellis. Suminerside. Ed 10F 01'd”11”'3" “'95” “'*“°T P"“d5-‘spent the week-end at the home that were about 2 ft. deep, was talc‘ M,‘ and Mn. cu” K3,“, pl-ea.
lake good grass sods cut 2 to 3.1and_ inches thick and \\ rap them around‘ each rootstaik. lie l'ricni with bind-l Miss Verna MacDonald, Chin‘-
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Office Hours: . Afternoons 2:00-1:00 P. M. (Except Friday). I Evenings 7:00-9:00 l'.M. l (Except Tuesday). l Maternity Cases and Calls by appointment. DELANEY TOURIST HOME i
Phone:
Kensington 2!
" ‘ A ll ta member who has lately return- géanor to Summflsme on pr ed to England.
A" ‘m“5”‘g l”°‘“"" was "awed Mrs. Reginald Palmer, teacher
'out by Mrs. Leona Cameron anti
er l\\lllE; niakirig sure that cachllottctown, spent the holidays with IDOL had one or more eyes. Theseiher parents. Mr. and Mrs. William bundir-s could ll’lCll be thrown in a}MacDonald. Freeland. f$:.al).1.‘.’a.p1.a.§§ ‘:..?l..?d°ni§l;.v:fa.f.:E.il Mr. and Mrs. Harold Palmer and colonies of \\.’lIPl‘ lilies in thouszindslclllldfm. 1-l0)’d and Elfiine. Bor- of p.iids in Canada. ' den, were visling at the home of
I . lMr and Mrs. John D. Palmer on April l9.
. . . Mr. Stewart Miiligan was a busi B°°k5 cnnclzed ,ness visitor to Summerside on April
’l‘ORO.\”l‘0 ICPI (‘liildreii's 19 t'u1i.i'ing hook.-: \\'i-ic ('l‘lllClZCd Wed-I h1r_ and M;-s_ \vym;m Mllliggm n(‘$d.‘)_\' by Toni Martin. supervisor and ya”-nly‘ Alba-tun, W3;-g yjsnor-5 of art. 'I‘0|'Unlr‘ Public SCh°°15~ lat the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
Mr. Martin said the books are asumm Mmlgany Mu,-my Road‘ the bad for prc-school children as i’or'“.eck_end_ those Jlisl. starting school.
"Coloring bu 03‘ s have small Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Boyle, Ken- .-qiziccs and i‘cqiiii'(' the use olfsington. were visitors at the home
Children's coloriiig
snail muscles. Childr-on want wide.'df Mr. and Mrs. George Thonip-‘
sweeping movements, and tiieylson on April 19.
slioiil(ln't have to worry about
neatncss. The dull child will like Mr. Vernon Boyle returned to coloring books but the normal his home on April 19, after spend- cmld will get bored." ing the holidays at the home. of llvir. and Mrs. H. D. Boyle, Ken-
BRA(‘Kl.F.\' w. I. ‘smeltin-
Brackley W. l. lfeld their April’ Mr. Arthur Milligan. Poplar nzeeting in the school. Mrs. Alli- Grove, was a business visitor to son Brycnlon as hostess. Nincisummcrside on April 17. §‘.7}';"“Z.‘.‘.‘.-’...‘.‘l“‘I°..-‘7.‘}T“'.’ifg "}i..".‘f$';i Mi-. cnmon has re- Carol followed by the nieniber<lC9lV€d (‘rmPl°Ym‘-‘Ht 0“ "10 °31'f€i‘1‘Y repeating the Creed. Roll call-land left on APT” 19: ‘-0 “K3 “Pl was exchange of flower slips. this new 1013- H15 many _1Tl¢“d5
.\irs. Guy Pierce reported for wish him every success in his new
Tignlsh And Vicinity
Miss Wilma McHugh. student at Prince of Wales College. is spend- ing her Easter holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Reginald McHugh. Norway.
Miss Herman Cahiil. Kildare, is visiting her son-in-law and daugh- ter, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Handra- han. Christopher's Cross.
Mr. Urban Gallant who has been employed in Toronto, Ont., for the winter months is visiting his par-
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Rob..t Gal- lant. Nail Pond. Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Perry.
Bed:-que, spent the past week-end in Tignlsh, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Doucette.
Miss Eleanor Gavin who spent the past few weeks visiting her mother, Mrs. John R. Gavin and sister Miss Maureen has re- turned on Sunday to her duties in Halifax, N.S.
’l‘rooper Fred R. FitzGerald who has been nn embarkation leave visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred FiizGerald left on Friday and is now on route to Korea. All Freddy‘s friends wish him bon voyage and a safe return.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Arsen- null, Tignish. had as their guest ‘fur the Easter holidays their daughter. Jean who is a commer- cial student of St. Mary's Acgd. emy, Summerside.
has
Students of St. Dunstan's Uni-
vcrsily who have spent their holi- days} at their respective homes in Tignlsh were Joan and Joseph MacDonald, Henry Gaudet. Leon- ard Broderick, Rodney Mclnnis. liar-l Handrahan and Leonard Shcu. r Ainuiig the students of Prince ‘of Wales College who spent. their Easter holidays with their parents in Tignlsh were: The Misses Irene Richard and Norma Gaudette.
On l-Luster‘ l\'Iond;i_\'. a Minstrel Show was presented in the Tignlsh Community Hall. A large crowd was in attendance who greatly en- jcd the songs, dances land jokes which were exchanged among the caste.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Harper‘, Tignlsh, had as their guests for the past week-end their son, Francis. of Halifax. N.S.. also guests of Mr.
school committee and .\Irs. Allison undertaking. Bnonlon and Mrs. Brenton Din- mqml r(\|\rIl’|r‘(I for sick commit- tee. Stalin: fruit had been sent to the sick.
It was unanimously voted by members to ask Mr. Frank John- son to continue teaching singing in the school for the next school year. Correspondence read and new commiltcr-s appointed: Sick committee, Mrs. James liiaci\'a_v and Mrs. Earl Clark: school com- mitteo. Mrs. Guy Pierce. Roll call {oi May is to be answered by “Sing. Soy or Pay”. Lunch com- mittee are Mrs. Willard Prowsr: and Mrs. ilarvey Jenkins.
it was decided that an Institute pin be sent to Mrs. John Lucas,
Mr. and Mrs. James Winn and- daughtcr Debbie, Freeland. accom- panled by Mrs. Edgar Morrison were recent business visitors at 0‘Leary.
The many friends of Mrs. Ster- ling Palmer, will regret to leain she has not been enjoying her usual good health and wish her I speedy recovery to good health.
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Matthews. Black Banks and Mr. James Gain. Murray Road. were business visi- tors to Charlottetown on April 19.
Mr. Leo Milllgan was a business
at Freeland School, attemled the Teachers Convention at Charlotte- town.
Mrs. Guy Pierce, after which re- freshments were ser-vod by hostess and committee in charge. I
CAPITOL Summerside
TODAY (Saturday
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I Mr. Ira Banks, Poplar Grove, loaded a car of potatoes at Conway on April 20.
Miss Erma Paugli, Suinnierside, spent a few days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John D. Palmer, recently.
) 2:30 - 7:15 - 9:15
SEE — SEE — SEE
Mrs. Harry Ramsay was a busi- ness visitor to Summer-side on Strong men and pride- Am 20' ful women caught in the Greed and Lust of a
Land War.
See this drama of the old West from the pages of the Saturday Evening Post where if first thrilled millions.
Mr. Charles Palmer, Borden. spent a few ‘days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John D. Palmer re- cently.
Mr. Arthur Holland, St. Eleanors, was a recent visitor at the home of Mr. John Brooks, Poplar Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawson Oatwsy were business visitors in Summer- side April 20.
Mrs. Elzie Smith has returned to her home in Freeland. after spending several months in Boston. Mass. Her many friends are glad to welcome her back home.
.. , Mr. William E. MacKin n was a recent business visitor tho Char- . L . . Another big adventure 1° "M" Mr. Bruce Lewis. aummerslde
of "Commando Cody"
(Sky Marshal of the
Universe)
was vlatlng at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John D. Palmer. recently.
Mr. Oswald Murphy, I-‘oxley Riv- er, was a business visitor to Sum- meraide on April 21.
Mr. Alfred Bridges spent a few
, REGENT To-DAY 2.30 — 1 - 9.20
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days recently at summerslde.
Mr. George Watton. Summer- side, was in Conway on business re- cently.
Mr. Alvin Hardy. teacher at Poplar Grove School, attended the Teachers‘ Convention which was held recently at Charlottetown.
Mr. Leonard Murphy and Mr.
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Joseph Murphy. sons of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Murphy, were in Sum- meraide on April 21.
Mr. Cecil Kilbride, McAdam, New Brunswick was a recent visitor at
lie winter months in Boston. Mass.
and Mrs. Harper were Mr. Rus- sel White and Mr. Erskine Har- vey of Halifax.
Mr. Wilfred Piiee who has spent
has recently returned to his home in Norway.
Friends of Mrs. Wade l-larper,_ teacher of Norway School. are sorry to hear of her illness. Her many friends wish her a speedy recovery.
The boarders of Our Lady of the
daudat. Tignlsh. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Aubln Dou- cette. Tignlsh.
During the past few days of sunshine activity about the lobster fishing fleet increased in tempo. Many boats are hauled up along the shore and their owners are busily engaged in scraping. paint- ing and installing engines in pre- paration for the fast approach- ing lobster fishing season.
—l-Ton. J. A. Bernard and daugh- ter, Miss Edith Bernard. have re- turned to their home in Tignlsh after attending the funeral of their relative. Hon. Angus L. MacDon- aid in Nova Scotia. Mr. Bernard and his daughter have just recent- ly returned from the U.S.A. where they had spent the past month visiting relatives and friends in New York and Msssachusettes.
After spending the last six months in San Antonia. Texas. Mr. W. D. Sumner of Tignlsh. return- ed to his home April l6. Mr. Sumner is president of the West Prince Suburban Baseball League which he organized several years ago and is also manager of the '1‘ignish~Miminegash Royal Aces. His many friends are giving him a warm welcome.
Q Irish moss in large quantities tand of a superior quality is being ‘harvested by the farmers and fishermen in this community. Very large amounts have came ashore at North Cape with lesser amounts landing all along from there to Tignlsh Harbor and it has also been coming ashore from Mimine- gash Harbor to North Cape. This early arrival of moss is a great benefit to the inhabitants of the Island as it cost nothing to har- vest and commands a zood mar- ket.
Congratulations are being ex- tended to Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Doucette. Tignish, whose marriage took place in the Church of St. Simon and St. Jude on April 21. Mrs. Doucette is the former Miss Teresa McPhee, Tignlsh. The groom is the son ‘of Mr. George Doucette. Ascension. Prior to her marriage the bride was tended a miscellaneous shower at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Howlan Gavin where she was the recipient of many useful and valuable gifts. -—Cl...
NEW GLASGOW UNITED W. M. S.
The April meeting of New Glas- gow United W. M. S. met at the home of Mrs. Melvin Macl..eod.
Angels Convciil, Tignlsh. have rc- turned to resume their studies having spent their holidays at! their respective homes. ‘
Mr. Gregory Gavin, B.Sc.. Mont- real, spent the Easter holidays with his mother, Mrs. J. Wilfred Gavin at Tignlsh. Mr. Gavin is employed as chemical inspector for the Department of National Defence.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kinch and family, Sicmon Park, were week- end \‘lSil.(ll‘S to Tignlsh. While here they were the guests of Mrs. Kincli's father, Mr. J. Peter Gau- dct.
Mr. Gerald Handrahan. Manager of the Tignlsh Co~Aperative As- sociation. Ltd., was a business vis- itor to Charlottetown the past week.
Friends of Mr. Emmanuel Dou- cette, Tignlsh, -are sorry to learn that he has entered the Prince County Hospital, Summerside. All hope that his return to his home will be in the very near future.
Congratulations are extended to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Doucette: whnsc marriage took place recent- ly in Toronto, Ont. Mrs. Doucette, is the former Lucy Gaudet. daugh-' ter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J.
INFORMATION
Will the man driving a Morris Car who gave two young men a ride, from Sum- merside to Reid's Comer, on Wednesday afternoon, please contact Leo Keough, Borden, as he left a parcel contain- ing man’s navy pants in car.
KENSINGION Friday-Saturday 7:15 - 9:15 Matinee Saturday 2130 John Garfield, Shelley Winters in "HE RAN ALL THE WAY" Also Serial and News.
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil MacKinnon. —P.
ANCIENT LAND-
Ccylon. now a dominion. was first settled lzv colonists from In- dia in the 0th century BC.
“ROYAL”
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Friday-Saturday 7:15 - 9:15 Matinee Saturday 2:30 James Stewart, Janet Leigh M-G-M drama in technicolor "THE NAKED EPUB" Bank drawing Saturday.
operative Association Limite
at 7:30 o'clock.
' NOTIOE OF ANNUAL MEETING
The third annual meeting of the Summerside Ca-
byterian Church Hall, Wednesday evening, April 28th
d will be held in the Free-
Mrs. Murray Orr had charge of the worship service using the theme. "New Life Through Love". Scripture reading was Matthew 28:1-l0. 16-20. followed by the meditation and prayer by Mrs. C. S. Dingwell. A discussion took place by several ladies on relief for Korea. The worship service was closed by the Lord's Prayer in unison. Roll call was answer-
ed by nine members and four as- sociated members and one visitor. were read from Mrs. Orr. Thompson
Letters Tait. Mrs.
and Mrs. Mrs.
NEAT BEAT!
CORNER BROOK. Nfld.. (GP)- Renovstion of the court house here included installation of theatre- type seats in the Jury box. built for comfort as well as style.
Webster. Eight cards were sent. six replies of thanks, 41 calls made in homes. 91 in hospital.
Miss L,vnetta Brown had charge of the study book, followed by the Missionary Prayer. Appoint- ments for next month are: lead- er. Mrs. Davis Moffatt; study book.
Mr.. R. W. Stevenson; Heralds , ml Davis Mount and M... xmuoovs. 3. 0.. <c,P>—»'-my Heath Huston; lunch. Mrs. War- m°mb¢1’l °' I-ml dmilcu 33-93“
field Orr and Mrs. Blair Andrew: 95° ¢°mm“n"'-V E” h”d 3‘ “'°“ Missionary Prsyer.. Mrs. Warlieid on the foundntlon 01 0- new budd~ Place of meeting will be hist shrine being erected in Nortiv
Chalmers Laird’: home. Kaini00P8-
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