Page 10 " The Guardian Tueeday. June 22. 1954
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Chartered Accountants
T. Earle Hickey Canadian Bank or Commerce uilaing Bummenld . P.E.I. —- Phone 2888
W. Albert Robertson P. E. I. MUTUAL BUILDING Granville at Water Street Siunmerslde
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INSURANCE
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Optometrists
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Dr. J. A. Doiron Dcntul X-Ru ‘s SDIALLMAN Bill .DING Dial 2308 Summerslde
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l IN MEMORIAM
WILLIAM PICIEDING
~Penple of Borden and sur- rounding districts were saddened on June 5. to learn of the death of one of Borden's highly respected citizens. Mr. William Pickerinu who passed away at the Prince County Hospital after only a few hour's illness.
He had gone to Summerside on Thursday for a medical check- up and later decided to spend a few days with his friends at the Summerside race track. A lover of horses and horse-racing it was al- ways a pleasure for him to watch the drivers training and working with the horses, and he was en- j()_Vlllg his visit with the trainers when he suffered a heart attack. His doctor was immediately sum- mnni-d and he \\'as taken to the P. C. Hospital but his condition became worse and soon his earth- ly pilgriinage was over.
Born at Cliltun in 1889. he spent his early years there. In 1920 he married Bessie Underhill and re- sided in French River until ten years later when they moved with their family to Borden. Bill. as he was familiarly known. work- ed as dcckliand on the carferry for 17 years when he was forced to retire. due to a heart attack. Although unable to work since that time he was able to be a- bout and enjoy fellowship with the lll(‘llll)(‘l'S of his family and the iiiany friends who visited him. His sudden passing was a severe shock to his friends, neighbours and members of his family. By his fine personality, friendly smile and pleasant greetings he had endeared himself to all who knew him and the community has lost in him an honest, upright and
l‘llKl’ll_\' esteemed citizen. He was :1 loving husband. kind and de- \'nte<"l father and a generous fi'icnril_v iicighbour.
The fiirieriil was held on June 7. \\llli a short scr\‘ice at the
home and then to Borden United Church where friends from far and near had gathered to pay their final respects to a friend well-beloved. The floral offerings \‘.‘(‘l'f3 niziny and beautiful. Service was t't>ll(lllL‘tt‘(l by Rev. L. Mur- lily of Kr-nsiiigtun. Favourite selectioiis were sung with Mrs. 'l'oonibo at the organ, The Lord's My Shepherd, and Abide With Me. Mrs. Hedley Muttart feeling- l_v reiidcrccl The Old Rugged Cross.
Besides his is survived <Rita.) Mrs. and two .-ions. lard. all of Borden; half 5l.<fPl'5. tClara'. Gralinin: ti'\layI_ Mrs. Fred Pid- geon; Al\‘a.I Mrs. Harry Som- ersi and a half-brother, John Cur- rie. all of Clifton.
Burlel was in the Geddie Mem- nrial Cemetery at French River. Pallbearers wore: Messrs. Harry Undcrliill. Hal Burt. Ira Mac- Lend, Eliphalet Howatt, Arthur Jay and Gordon Constable.
Floral tributes were as follows:
Pillow The Family. Wreaths
Celia Arthur and family.
Restaurant Staff, M. V. Abeg welt.
Stewards Dept. M. V. Abeg-
sorrowing wife he by one daughter Preston Dnrrach, Elwood and Wil- also three Mrs. Claude
wcit.
Boys of P. 0. Moss, M. V. Abcgweit.
Brotherhood C. B. of R. E., C. N. R.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Arsenault and Leona Gallant.
llmseshne Men at Summerside Raceway. Spray:
Helen and Julian. Ethel Edwards. Margaret. Harry.
Irene and Kenneth. Wilfred Kiggins. Harvey and Mae Bernard. Borden Women‘s Institute. The Ozons. Gordon and Florence Constable. Borden United Church Choir. Thelma anti Ben. Pearl and Ira.
Vera. Hall,
Glenn. David, Donnie, Flor- ence. and Roland.
Fenton and June. Charles and Lilian.
Mary, Everett. Mildred, Wilbert, Haletta and Arthur.
Doris and Tcd.
Burden Branch Canadian ion.
Card Of Thanks
The family nf the late William Pickering wish to sincerely thank Dr. Dnwiung. Rev. Mr. Murray. and Mr. .105. Davison and their kind friends and neighbours for their many acts of kindness dur-
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giirtoii And Vicinity
Herman corcorsn. Piusvllle, was I recent guest of Mrs. Lance Dalton, Burton. -
Mr. and Mrs. Redmond Reilly and son, Basil, Cape Wolfe, were recent visitors to Borden.
Mr. James Walsh, Summerside, is visiting at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Edna Collicutt. Burton.
Mr. Hillery 0‘!-lolleran, Burton.
was in Summerside Friday on business. Mrs. Loretta Collicutt, accomp-
anied by her daughter. Mrs. Jack McKenzie, and son Wesley, Spring- field West. were recent visitors to Burton.
Mr_ and Mrs. Melvin McGregor and ltlnllly, Mary 0., June and Bobbie, Burton, also Miss Jean Howard, Cape Wolfe, motored to Summerslde on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. William Perry, al- so Mr_ Leigh Griffin. who were employed in Pictou, N.S., have re- turned to their respective homes,
Mrs. Mary Reilly. O'Lcary. is visiting relatives and friends in Glcngarry.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Reilly and son James, also Raymond O‘Hol- loran. were recent guests of the former‘: son-ln—law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wedge, Sum- merside.
Miss Eileen Reilly, Cape Wolfe, was a recent guest. of her friend, Miss Ruth Finnan, Howlan_
Mr. Patrick O'Connor, Cape Wolfe. was a recent guest of his son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Ml‘5. Jean de Moss, Summcrside.
Sincere sympathy of the coni- munity is eiktended to Mr. Melvin Richard, and Miss Lillian Richard, Bloomfield, in their recent sad be- reavement.
Mr. and Mrs. Culridge Rogers and fiiniily, Burtoii, were guests (it Mr. and Mrs. Albert Saunders, Bloomfield Corner, on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Neil Arsenault and family, Burton. were visitors to 0‘- Leziry on Saturday.
Miss Mary C. McGi‘egor, Burton, has accepted a teaching position as principal of Cape Wolfe school.
Mr. and Mrs. John Corcnran. Piusville. visited ielalives and friends in Giengarry and Burton on Sunday.
Friend; of Mrs. Ivan Colllcutt Burton. are pleased to learn she has returned home from Prince
County Hospital where she was receiving treatment. Mr. Stanley Dalton and Jon
Stanley, of Mlsoouche, visited rel- atives and friends in Burton on Sunday.
School pals of Allan Cooke, Bur- ton, are sorry to learn he had the misfortune to fall and injure his side while playing at his home on Saturday. All hope to see him back to school in the near future.
——A good representation of rate- payers was present at the annual meeting of Burton school district held in the school June 1, with Mr. Henry Dalton as chairman. The annual financial report was read by the secretary. Mr. Harold Howard, and a sufficient sum was voted for expenses, improvements. and repairs to the school and grounds, which includee the in- stallation of an indoor toilet. Mr. Cecil Wood was re-elected tru.stee_
On June 2, Springfield West pre- sented their .'l—act comedy play, "Aimzlng Gracie" to a large and appreciative aiidlence in the parish hall at st. Marks, Lot 7. The in- dies of the parish served refresh- ments lo the members of the cast and also held a sale of lunches. A substantial sum was realized.
Farming LI progressing favour- ably. Most of the farmers have completed their potato planting and are now engaged in sewing grain. There is considerable in- crease in wheat acreage in the dis- trict this season.
Rev. R. G. Ellsworth of at. Dun- stun‘: College. Charlottetown. was a. weekend guest of Rev. J. N. Trnlnor. St. Mark's, Burton. and was celebrant at all church ur- vicea held on Friday, Saturday and Sunday at both St. Mark's and St. Bernadette’: Church.
Bedeqiie Notes ‘
Congratulation to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Green, Central Bedeque, on the 25th anniversary of their wedding on June I.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Willoughby of Florida. arrived recently in this village to spend some time as the guests of Mrs. Wliloughby'l cistern, Mrs. Percy Affleck and Mrs. 01'- ville Johnson, and other relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. John Myers. Carle-' ton Siding. attended the funeral of Mrs Myers’ grandmother. Mrs. Priscilla Ramsay, at Tyne Valley Presbyterian Church on Jue 11. They were accompanied by Mrs. E.B. Weeks of Bedeque. Mrs. Rem- say was I cousin of Mrs. Weeks.
Mrs. Walter Lend returned to her home from Prince County Hos- pital on June 10. She had been under treatment for agfew days.
Mr. H. Berman, I retired busi- ness man of Sackvllle, N.B.. was a weekend guest at the Bowness Tourist Home in this village.
Dr. and Mrs. Hugh slmms and their children, left June 13 for Montreal where they will attend the wedding of the Doctor‘: brother. Rev. John A. Slmme, sa- sociate minister at St. Andrew and St. Paul's Presbyterian Church. Montreal.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Murray have as their guests Mre. Murray's aunt and cousin. Mrs. Harvey Wet- more and her daughter, Miss Shir- ley Wetmore of Ottawa.
Rev. E. S. and Mrs. Weeks were visitors to Pleasant Valley and Fredericton on June 13. Mr. Weeks was the preacher at the morning service in the United Church. Plea- sant Valley. They also called on Mr. Wendell Craswell and his par- ents, Hazel Grove. Wendell is re- covering from very serious injuries in a car accident on May 28. l|.‘fr. Craswell is it nephew of Mr. Weeks. They also visited Mr. Weeks‘ brothers, Mr. John and Herber Weeks and their families, also Mrs. Frank Weeks. -—BQ
the lioirie of their brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. H. Mac- Nevln. Milo.
Despite the inclement weather, ii good crowd attended the month- l_v meeting of st. Mark's Credit Union, held in St_ Mark‘s parish hall Monday evening, June 7.
Mr. Edward Colllcutt. Burton. was in Siimmerside Monday on business.
A large crowd attended the ball game in Campbellton on Friday evening between Ounpbellton and Roseville. The score was I to ‘I in favour of Campbellton.
Mr. Staford Mcfnnis, Tignish. was a recent visitor to Campbell- Lon.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Coughlin. Coleman, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Reid. Camp- bellton.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry McKay, Campbellton, were to summerslde saturdiiy on business.
Messrs. Alfred. Thane, Warren. and Emerson Cousins. accompan- ied byi-1 number of boys from Campbellton. motored to Rustlco Sunday to visit their friend Lloyd Luttrell, who is employed there.
The second of A series of im- munlzation clinics was held at Burton school Tuesday, June 8. by Dr. Robinson. assisted by Misses Anita Laughlin and Louise Glllls, Public Health nurses, all of Alber-
ton_ Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Butler. Glcrigarry. and Mrs. Edward A.
Griffin. Burton, motored to Sum- marside on Saturday.
SUMMEBSIDE R.C.A.F., C. W. L.
The monthly meeting of the R.C.A.l-‘., Sub-Division of the C. W. L.. was held June 14. The president, Mrs. Williams, opened the meeting with the League Prayer and the prayer for the Holy Father. There were twenty members present. one new mem- ber was welcomed.
The members decided to send a cash donation to St. Elizabeth's
Aid Society to assist them in their annual Orphanage Tea. It was also decided that a
representative be sent to the an- nual provincial convention to be held in Charlottetown. The presi- dent, Mrs. Williams and the sec- relary. Mrs. Gleason. were chosen to attend.
Farewell gifts were presented
iievcn departing members. The act of consecration was re-
Mlue-! Rhoda and Phillie Reilly. cited to bring the meeting to a
ing their recent sad bereave- ment. and in all who sent flow- ers, and letters and cards of sympathy. ii sincere Thank You.
Cape Wolfe, were recent guests at close,
A social hour followed.
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Blonde Olga Leikucs.‘27, is to Dr. Alfred A. Vzildinanis, former chief of Newfoundland econ- omic development. who is facing charges of engineering a $420.-
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I O Leary and Vicinity
~-Mr. and Mrs. Roy Strongman of Port Hill, were visitors to the lionie of Mr. and Mrs. Wendell 'l‘iirncr. rccciitly. Mr. Alton Boulter, O'Leary spent in few days visiting friends and relatives in Charlottetown recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jelley have returned to their home in O‘Leary. after ll very pleasant trip to Toronto. where they vis-
ited their son. Elwyn. for a con- ple of weeks.
Mr. Earle Jcllcy. B.A., 0‘l.eary. was a speaker at the Baptist
Church in Summerside on Slin- day morning, June 6.
Mr. Lewis MacKon7.ie. who was the principal at O‘Lcary ‘High School for some years is leaving O'Leary and has acepted the school at Milo. Mr. Earle Jelley who has taught in Milo for the past two years is to be principal of O'Lcary School.
Mr. and Mrs. Marne Lewis, Cascumpec. were visitors to Cole- man recently. guests of Mrs. Lew- is‘ parents, l\‘lr. and Mrs. Jere- miah Dalton. and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Dalton and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry l\lacKinnnii. Coleman. nititorod to Summcrside, to visit with their son and daugh-
ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Fred MacKinnon. The many friends of Mr. Rn-
bert England of Springfield West. are glad to hear that he is im- proving satisfactorily. and all hope to see him back home soon.
went to Montreal to live with her family’.
Mr. England has been in Hali-
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fax receiving treatment for some time.
Mr. and Mrs. Cornish and fam- ily nf Woodstock, motored to Ken- sington recently and were the guests of Mrs. Cornish's sister. Mrs. Ilarnld Palmer, and family.
Mrs. Ella Jclley, O'I.eary has left for the United States, where the will visit her sister, Mrs. Blanche Gnrrill. She expects to be away for about two months.
Mrs. John Nonnan of Albertnn. is visiting with relatives in O'- Leary and Bloomfield for a few days.
Mr. Gilbert Bridges of Cas- cumpec. was a visitor to 0'Leary recently.
The many friends of Mr. George Jelley. O'Leary. are sorry to hear that he is confined in his home through illness. All hope to see him out around soon.
Mr. and Mrs.‘ Vaughn MacDon- gall. O'Leary. motored to Char- lottetown recmtly, where they took their son for ii check-up at the Polycllnlc.
Mrs. William Ellis. Summerside. spent a few days at her cottage in Fortune Cove recently.
Mr. Claude Jelley hail moved his house back and is having the bulldozer pull out some trees in nreparatinn for building his new bungalow.
Quite a number in this vicinity
are going into the cucumber bus- iness and are rushing to get them
in on account of the unsuitable weather. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard MacDon-
ald of Glengarry, were recent vis- itors to friends in 0'Leary.
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RURAL ELEGTRIFIGATION NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that the proposed rural electric extension to serve the Norboro - Clinton - New London area has been approved for construction.
Residents in this area. who have completed con- tracts for rural service with the Maritime Electric Company Limited. are hereby notified to wire their
Public Utilities Commission Charlottetown Prince Edward Island.
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limtiy Dix’: calmn-
the welcome in never worn out in any one home. Perhaps in a few years they will tire of this wan- dering life and decide to settle down in one place and have their- children visit them_ Meanwhile. Mom and Dad are eetiafylng what may be a long-time desire to travel 'I'hey’re keeping in touch with children and grandchildren. and through it all maintaining com- plete independen . They must. be blessed with health and some in- come to keep up this ideal situa- tion. but while it lasts be grateful. not resentful.
DEAR. MISS DIX: I am very much in love with a men in ser- vice, who also has declared his love for me. However, he has told me he was separated from his wife. but I have now learned that there has actually been no talk of separation between them. He wants to marry me but is afraid she won't cement to a divorce. should I con- tinue seeing him?
Natalie
ANSWE'R:' No. no, a thousand times. Don't continue seeing this man, who has already proven him- self n. liar and a dlsloyal husband. someone else'e husband is not for you; find your own young man.
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