.rl-'A!lflM l.!:”l"T to rltzlit in ptioto ris Calllpbeui M"- " opt arc; FRONT ROW Mrs sissy Richards, Marie l)esRuche Helen Mutihciis, Erma Grisi. Do-

lliscoti. SECOND ROW Martin

Buchanan. John of the staff and its Board of Di-

Aslllfy. Elva Hardy, Mrs. Myrtle wood

ChristineiRii-liaicilc. John MacDonald. El- drlck. caiiipbell. Rod MacNevin. Cameron, THIRD ROW -I Ireland, Jerry Douglas Godfrey, Alan MacKen-;

Allison Profitt.

lirncst Arst-naull, Fred Arnold ltladson, Alton Alan Arsenault and Joe Photo by Wotlol

Hardy. MacNeiil.

Sside Co-op Stbre Holds Stuff Luncheon

-.-.S skin: at a ui ting of the Summerside Co-op Store on Wednesday evening. Mr. boids O'Connor president of the ojierative Union of Prince Ed- waiii Island said ”Summerside Co- ative Store is one we can

int to with pride. it has been Every siicccssful. and this suc-

si is due to the management

WESTERN : - GUARDIAN

, DR. HUBERT mtvi-:iLi. will be

(bsgnt from his office until fur-.

nice notice.

GRAYMIDND Cxniiit. optometrist villi, be in his Tignish office Satur- jgys, December 15th.

';GIFTS FOR my lady - dress and skirt lengths of ni.-iiiy beautiful ma- te-rl is at the Rcmnant Shop. All her n. '

.i,RAZAAR and Paiilijv Sale in! Hudson Building. Saturday even- ing; December l5th. proceeds for) Msrgate W. i.

Q-IWANTED it girl or viniiian for

u 9 work no children beginning or after (iliristmas. Mrs Arthur Mclwen. Summersida or 3615 mlHI)'Yl9l"SlflF.

fAl.BERTllN Pastoral charge. United church of Canada. Sun- tfuy Dc:-. lo. Albcrton - Worship and Sunday Scliool ll am. Cas- dumpec - LS. Weir f).D.; Minister.

tSERVl(ll-ZS for Sunday, Decem-

ber ltith. moo ii in. wirniniz Pray-

Cr Alhcrton 3.00 pm. Evening

Prayer, Mina, 700 pm Evening

prayer 0'l.c.-ii-v Rm-. M. .1. Find- y.jpric.-t in charge of the parish Albcrton

iwoaru BEDEQU9 United in-cli. sPl'VlCDS for Sunday. Dec- ber ltitli. Il.00 am. North Bed- uh. 230 Travellers Rest. 7.1!) 8QI.l(Ht'll, C G I T. Christmas vex- r St'f'Vll"F Rcv. S.(i. Walls. Min- tr-r.

.'.PltI-1SRt'Tf-ZRIAN Church

staff luncheon -

in!

lCl'l0rS.

Your success. 3 long way towards the Cooperative movement

He said. will go furthering

in

you have here a great example. somcthing you should be proud 0i. and as time goes on it will continue to grow just as great as the staff strives to make it grow.” Mr Roderick Mat-Nevin. man- ager of the Sumnierside store pre- sided at the staff dinner held in the orange Lodge Room on Green Street. Present at this most en- joyable function were Mr. Allison Profitt. president of the Summer side (.'tHiperative: l'3lW00d Ci!!!)P- hell president of the Community (iredii Union and members of the press. STAFF BONUS The highlight of the meeting was the presentation of Christmas bo- nus cheques to members of the fstaff by President Profitt who had .3 word of encouragement and praise for each recepient as he or she received his envelope. Following the banquet a round table discussion was lby Mr. MacNevin, dealing with matters concerning their indivi- dual duties as employers and their

lresponsiblilities to the customers

they serve. Mr. MacNevin stressed the importance of personal sav- ings and reminded them of the opportunities they have to autho- rize salary deductions each week which would be deposited in any one of the three local Credit Uni- ons of their choice

”The day will surely come." He,

said. "When each of you. who be- gin now to practice saving, will be glad that you took advantage of the facilities of a Credit Union where you may also borrow. at a rczisonable rate of interest. moncy

wnrsliip at 2.30 pm. Rcvito meet your legitimate financial man of nominations and the fol-

iohiigiiuons. lriowuniteci Church of Canada. 'Services of Divine WurshiP if" third Sunday in Advcnt. Decem- her 16' Brae. 9.30 n.m.: Bloom- field. il.00 a.m. West Devon, 2.30 p.m.; 0'l.eary 7.30 pm. The ser- vice in 0'Leary will be the Christ- Zmns Candlelight Service. condtict- led by the C. G. I. T Rev. J. lleber iKean. Minister.

i

jMissions Open Night Jl-leld At Kensington

On Friday evening. November

Prince Edward Island mausei

fcredit Union Held

, iPresbyterian WMS llts Annual Meeting

Meeting is Held Mr. Keir Duggan. Summerside,

pl'eSlflPnl of the Credit Union Leag- g The Presbyterian Woman's Mis- ue. was the guest speaker at the sionary Socicty held its regular annual meeting of the Kensington monthly meeting on December Credit Union held recently. ii in the church parlor. Mrs. in an inspiring address, be con- Eric Mat-Kay was in charge of gralulated the members on their the devotional and took for her line reports and stressed that in- theme. "Good tidings of great joy divitlual effort and loyalty arel--to all people." The hymn. "O necessary in building up a Credit jCome All Ye Faithful" was follow- Union. lie was greatly pleased to ed by Christmas Bible readings note that the shares. par vaiuelgiven by Mrs. Harold Hall, Mrs- of 55 each had advanced to 35.9o.iR.E. Ellis and Mrs. Cleve Whal- Mr. Duggan also cuiuplimentedien. Scripture taken from Luke them on their increased insurance was read responsively. Mrs. Mac- provisions to include Disability in-,Kay gave a message in connect- surance whereby a member whoiion with her theme. The hymn. -might be incapacitated for hisi”Joy To The World" was sung. particular job would have his Mrs. W.E. Forbes presented the loan automatically paid. study book lesson asaited by Mrl. , The president. Mr. James Saun- Eric MacKay. Miss Jean Mae- ders. paid tribute to the membe ayFadyen and Mrs. Wyman Birch. lW'hU had served on various com- Roll call was answered with the iniittees during the past year andviord "Joy". Mrs. Hilbert John- ' lston gave a report on the activities

t i

-said it was due to their fine co- uperation that considerable pro-.0! the sick committee. A new gress had been made. icommlttee was formed compris-

The advisability of building a lnew Credit Union Office was dis-

cussed and a committee was ap-

pointed to consider the matter. I The minutes of the last annual meeting were read by the secre- tary. Mrs. Leslie G. Ramsay. Mr. lsheldnn Cameron. treasurer, gave the financial statement which show- led a satisfactory improvement with active demand for loans and increase in share capital.

Mr. Ben Plllman reported for the directors. Mr. P. LaBlach for lthe Credit committees. and Mrs. gl..G, Ramsay gave the supervis- or's report.

Mr. (jcralil (ilnvcr was chair-

Harold Hall. it was decided to lsend parcels of mixed fruit to the Chronic Health Centre.

The president. Mrs. Ernest Walker. closed the devotional with fthe Mizpah benediction.

jbedeque W. M. S. 'Held Annual. Meeting

The Auxiliary of the Women's Missionary Society of the Bedeque United Church, held its December Annual meeting in the church hall on Wednesday afternoon, Dec. 5th. 'l'lie President, Miss Louisa Callbeck occupied the chair and lowing committees were appoint-lMrs. Edna Jenkins was pianist. ed. President. Mr. James Saund- Mrs. Percy Affleck read the dev- t-rs ire-elected), directors, Mr- minus and owned the meeting Ben Pilllman ire-clcctedi. Mr. by singing hymn "At The Name Bernard Mat-I.ellan ire-electedl.l0i' Jesus Every Kneie Shall Bow". Mr. Alan Murphy. supervisory.a"d Have 8 mftdllnlon ml 18! and committee. Mr. Pctcr MacLellan, 2nd Fliapter or Ephesians; follow- Mr. Stewart Peppin. Miss Don- ed by prayer. lllda MacDonald. credit commlt- Mrs. Calvin Leard rend A letter tee. Mr. P. LaBianc. Mr. Percy from Mrs. Stanley Thompson. Mc(Iarvillc and Mr. Sheldon Cam- Corrcsnondenl Sec'y.. of the W .ernn. secretary. Mrs. L.G. Ram- M 5- Pwsbyfefial Stalin! i-ill! say. ire-clectedl. treasurer, Mr. ""9 Pl'95bYl”i3l will be held Sheldon Cameron. ire-electedi. lCh3”0tt9"'W" "H J3"- 22"d "d Rev. Louis Callaghan spoke 23'd- ' k'"9'' ""3 5'5” '"d W word, or encouragement and cowl Mrs. Percy Affleck. from Miss gratulateti the officers on the ef-5mm” mmant Mhsiomry in Trinli lici-:nt manner in which the workidad 9W",'353i"3 1'” "eed 0' ch'm' had been carried on by all com- "'5" ci'”5l””n-V Ma" ""1 twd -mittecs. WI" The meeting adjourned and re freshments were served by the

Plans were made to hold a ser- vice in United Baptist Church at

ing Mrs- Lloyd Gorrill and Mrs. E

' while the brake fluid hose to one

cmmd" ””"c”':V Sunday De'i30. the Kcnsington United (ihurcli Cmb” mm K S rerlqgigl Mal" C.G.f.T- held an open nitlhl i0l' F9fll-l9- Slim"-V C "0 .' aim" th ' ents Trail Rangers mem- gtvinc service ll.00 Freetown. beer? (gag? WMS. H... ,,,.w1y M. ""da-V S”""'' "30 ”'"”' D'V."" tzanized caifr and Trziil Rang- '""'k"' "30 pm Ke"5l"gm"' 5"" er Groups of Summerfield as day School I000 a.m. Divine ser-Hllosts.

vi;-9 7:i0 p in a cordial wclcomc-I to all. lici ii if. Bran B.A. B.TH.

8” Mmm" of South East Asia and took V

ANC-l.l(2rtV f'lll'R('ll -"rvit-es form of a mock broadcast from; for thc Non London Parish on Station HYLK. in the Christionl December loth Thc fird Sunday Radio Station in Korea. A filmt in Advcnt Rev. W Eric lnizrah- ”That They May 599" NI-3 tlfmwlll. am. llcctor St Thomas French depicting the use of visual aidsi River. Holy Eucharist. ll a.m. and radio in .mass communicat- St Stephens. Burlington Even- ion now used hY "If? flflllrfih Md- sung 9.10 pm St. Marks. Keniiing- of the wide nDPl'0Cl8l""l 0' ""3. ton Holy Communion H30 and.method of spreadintl "10 110-ll)!-'i-i Suiitiiix School l0 n.m. l-Zvensongl The Worship was led by Jenni 7.30 pm Adi-cnt calls us to pray- Murra.V- 3-”'”f'd. h.V Ellllbfu" ,, .Caseley. The offering was recelv-l ed by Carl Champion and Rillflll

Thcir program t"0nSlill'fi of

0'l.l-TRRV Pastoral (7lI8Tl!'- Carriithern Judith Cousins pre-

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Professional Cards the group is --ndinit in Hons Kong

Takinl part in the Radio Broad- cast were Menu Mayhew. Jean Murrrsy. Margaret Murray. Libby

-:hChe-i'tered”RR-

ACC0U"f5"i5 Shllmln. Ferne Woodside. Marg- T. Earle Hickey aret Walker. Evelyn Mouse. Cm- :.,,.d.,,,, 3,"; of common. rile Brown and Donna Jean Bak-

er.

Mission posters and scrap hook! and also bsuer article: were on display The gathering of about silt! Ptflons was led in s iilngl song and games by Jean sndi

, Building Iunmerslne. P E. l. Phone 1

t i INSURANCE

I

E.l-llllnlseuumlhi annuity

F” "..'.1Fu"" D mu--u :'..',".'.:'.,"'"i..r." 8i.'rr"3'3mmd".: ; Optometrist Mfssi

- ”r.--.::-- " "at as .-,..-, -

n f Initiation And lprcsentation of their mission study; Pfgsgnfgfign

ladies.

tin Tuesday afternoon. Decem- ber 4. the Explorer Group of Ken- smgton United Church held an initiation Service and presentat- ion nf stars and pins in the Church Assembly Hall. The mothers of the girls and members of the Jun- ior Womcuis Association were guests. Eighteen girls. ages 9-11. looked smart in their uniforms us they took their places on the plat- fcrm. They were led in it sing son: hv Mt.-sen Jean and Mar-: gnret Murray.

Taking part in the Worship Ser- vice were Sharon Clark. Carol Brandt-r. Sandra Tuplln. Betty Palmer and Shanna Cotton. Mas- ter Gordnn Murray was pianist for the two hymns "Silent Night" and "Away In A Manger."

Mrs. L.M. Murray described the purpose and aims of the Expla- er Movement which is designed for Mid-week Group work for Jim- iorii under the direction of the church. During the Initiation rere- mony. each girl was presented with a purpose curd. picture and Explorer button.

First Red star presentations were made to Betty Palmer. Helen Brvvni. Nancy Clerk. Heath- er IJ , Betty Mserndyen. Mar- jorie ayiiter. Dlllme Cousins. Ttietma Tuplll. Kathleen Walker and Carol Blunder.

IXPLQIR GROUP 1

second Red star liu.been ur- ee to Marlene Mac-Ewen suit lets Moose. Blue Star to Valerie El-

Central Bedeque Sunday evening when the W. C. T. U. certificates will be presented to the boys and girls of both churches who wrote the Temperance examinations. and Rev. S. G. Walls will be the speaker.

Mrs. Walter Wright. Chi1stian citizenship sec'y.. reported that she in making arrangements to have a film entitled: "Far From Alone" to be shown at the Young Peoples group meeting in the near future. Mrs. Ernest Johnson Associate members secretary re- ported: tt members. mite box of- fering Std. Mrs. Orville Johnson conducted the program describing the churches in Indonesia and Malaya who had received from the W. M. S 84.000 to the United board for higher Christian ed- ucation: 80.000 to the Committee on World Literary and Christian literature 34.500 for Radio visual Education. Mill Fdtth Redley.

lls. Norma Ramsay, Joyce Msna. Valerie Bownese, Sharon Clark and Sandra Tuplln.

Three girls, who were gradua- fed Into CG.f.'!'. were presented with their Explorer E pins to be worn on their lies below the CG. l.T., pin Marilyn MecKsy. Jud- ith Cousins and Elizabeth Cue

Junior-,W.A. which had the funds for tnirc-bash! the II-

plmer supplies. presented girls with their Explorer dtsrtee. Heather Ling expreiuied the

thnk.-i of the group to the Jim- lar W A.

The girls divided into four groups for their hendwork whbh consisted of the making of Christ-

kyMrsi. spicer reprsleetln the an pt-evttlstl

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called at a cor-nouer's inquest last GVEDIIII in Summerstde in regard to the deaths of Robert Francis Watson of Sun-unerstde. and Don- ald Rllllh Hateley of Kenslngton. who were killed in a car accident at New Alunn late Saturday night, November ltd.

The inquest was conducted by Cornoner Dr. W.E. Callaghan. and Mr. D.0 Stewart, Q.C., represent- ed the Crown.

The first witness. Mary Mac- Quaid, R.N. of Kensington en route home from work at Prince County Hospital on the night of the accident, told of being stopped by two boys on the highway who told her they had Just met a car and that moment: later they had heard the screech of tires fol- lowed by the sound of a crash further along the road, and they wanted a drive back to investi- gate the incident. On arrival at the scene she had examined one of the injured without finding any sign of life. and she had tried without success to free Richard Hubley who was pinned beneath the car. before she went to phone from a nearby home for a doctor. ambulance. and police.

Dr. LK Zielinskf of Kenlfngton told of being called to the scene

Inquest Held At S'side In Twin Fatality At New Annan

A total of nine witnesses were had received a report of the se-

cident while on duty in Summer- stde. On arrival at the scene he had assisted in police tnvestiga tion. He had assisted in the h of the car emf had found no evi- dence of alcohol. Moet of the dam- age was to the right side of the vehicle. He said the accident oo- curred at a point on the nth: highway about 1.! miles west of Kensington. All four tires on the car were inflated. but one of them had blown while the car was be- ing towed to Summerstde. He said that a statement had been taken from Earl Davison of Kauington. who tr now in Nova Scotla, and who was one of the fi.rst at the scene of the accident. The evi- dence in the statement, he said. supported the evidence already supplied by other witnesses. Dunstan Dalton. 11, the owner and driver of the cur. told of going to Crspsud in company with Richard Hublay. Robert Watson and Don- ald llsteley on the night of the accident. After spending the eve- l'lll'll there they had lunch at the Red Rooster Restaurant before starting for home. Early in the EVEIIIIII. between I and I p.rn. the four had bad s case of hog

pints. but after about I run. when this had been

drink. '

had started for Kc leave Hateley at his home, and while proceeding at a speed of amt 6 miles peaohourxat a point a t two miles in autngton. the riuit wheels had dropped over the shoulder. and when at- tempting to bring the car beck on the highway there appeared to be some give to the st . and the car shot across the way and crashed into the ditch. After crawling out of the car he lied called the other basil. and found Hubley planed under the car. but was unable to get him out. He had their rushed up on to the highway to stop an approaching car.

Richard Bubley. 17. supported the evidence given by the driver, sndutdthatsttbetlmeofthe cruh he was alone in the back seat, and was thrown out and pinned underneath the car until it was lifted enough by three or four men who were able to true him sometime later.

Harold Arthur Wright. 15, liv- ing st Travellers Rest. tdd of coming from Remington in comp- any with another youth. and of meeting the car. hearing the cunt, and stopping Miss aid to get I drive back to the scene of the a ident.

AUTO Enolf

fmmwhtcbhehsdtekenthru

The autopsy report read by the

of the accident where an examin- ation of the bodies of two men failed to reveal any sign of live. Richard Hublsy was suffering from a shoulder pain and from shock. Dunstan Dalton, although ex- cited and with bruises and shock. indicated a desire to stay at the scene until the RCMP arrived. and the witness had then left for holpllll in summerslde with Hubley. while Dalton was brought along to hospital I little later by the police.

Marion Seston of Crapaud said that Dalton. Hubley, Watson nu! Hateley had been in the Red Rooster Restaurant at Crspeud during the evening. She said they were orderly and did not appear to be drinking. she said she re- called that they had left I bout 11:15 because Dalton said he had to be to work by midnight.

EXAMINED CAI

William Msclellsn of summer- side. mech ' with Reliable Mo- tors, told of being called to re- move the damaged car from the ditch. H described the damage to the . and an examination at the vehicle revealed that the right king pin was broken. and the left wheel had a loose spindle nut.

of the wheel: was broken. The evidence indicated. however, that these defects had been caused by the accident. and with the ex- ception of the loose spindle nut. which might have caused a shim- my at certain me, could not have had any bearing on the cause of the crash. POLICE EVIDINC