(ml lillmlllgue Electric Co. guzlrlliltecd.

in I(l' Trinity Y. P. U.: n Pampered Darling". Macl(enzlel.

Iliill. Molliaguc.'eight o'clock. t THE ANNUAL Congregationall n nircilllg of Caledonia Presbyter-

i i i -i ' Ph L12:-1V'(:IxiIl:lTyl.I11gVlaII" igephrcnld on Tues

Illly

7 ill) p.m.

Two outstanding feature num-jlirownles chorus and

Trinity United Churchlscllool. Both units received high

u it ii FEATURE NUMBERS AT FESTIVAL

(bottom) praise from the ad ” b('i'S in the Musical Festival wereithe Chorus from Rochford Squareliheir work. (lop)

ii , ill llilw

Old And

OTTAWA.-The varieties of oats commonly used thirty years ago fall short of present daily require- ments chiefly because of their lack of disease resistance. As damage from smuta and rustsincreaseo, a concentrated and successful eff- ort was made to develop var- ieties resistant to these diseases. particularly the rusts.

More recently, Septoria "black stem". new races of rust and other

' have t a to production and plant breeders are constantly faced with the prob- lem of buildln varieties eqllllillled with new and improved disease resistance. Because of this never ending struggle for improvement, changes in variety . onimend- ations will probably be more fre-

. quent than in the past.

Among the many varieties avail- ablubefore disease resistance be- came almost a necessity, only Ban- ner and Victory have survived in m.m.m:::--nn

to lair. a position in one of the larger stores in the city- Mr-

Oat Varieties

New"

any worth while Jiuantlty. Even today, these varieties wil give ex- cellent crops provided rust and lodging can be avoided. However, lack of disease resistance and rel- atively late maturity fast for- cing them out of produc ion.

The first efforts at producing -rust resistant oats gave rise to only one type of rust. For example, Erban possessed resistance to two

M.C.A. Shortly To Launch International Operations

n Maritime Central Airways has announced that the official com- "lmcelllelli of its international operation in June of this year, The operation will be a passenger igfoup charter operation and will be carried out from Montreal and Toronto. iuburms the last' few years in the 3 - A. and Canada the group nnassennger charter to overseas ;tC::lnITlC.S has attained a popularity Vman pionlises to continue foi- . y years and to become one of

races of crown or leaf rust, while V d carried moderate stem the chief means of international rust resistance. El-ban became travel Organizations and club; quite popular in Prince Edwardl charter the aircraft through their Islnnd and is still considered sat-l"3V91 agencies and the nights are isfactory by many growers. Van- fill arranged on an individual has- guard did not yield well enough in IS- They ”buy" the aircraft, for ,, this province and thus did not ach-I Piiriivullil" flight and the whole

ieve much popularity. ABEGWEIT Plant breeders combining partial resistance to both crown and stem rusts into one variety. A cross between Vanguard i and Erban gave rise to three dill- erent varieties. Beaver Abegwcit and Scotian carrying the parental

resistance to both crown and stem

succeeded in a

".'E3"iZa"0". is entirely at their d(IiSaDosal until they return to Can.

M. C. A. is already booked up . fornmost of the coming summer: ”9a”""v Willi nights to England,l France and other countries.

Maritime Central Airways saw the trend in this type of travel some time ago and applied to the

are also on the schedule of oper- ations which will see one of the busiest years for the maritime Company which started operations a short 12 years ago from Charl- .ottetown P.EI. The Company is at present making every effort to tap the winter season traffic for 1957 and has made considerable progress for a number of flights to the southern United States and South America.

M. C. A. has operated a schedul- ed service in the Atlantic Prov- ninces and Labrador for the past ;number of years and serves 12 cit- lies in that area. In 1951 the Com- -pany handled the flying tasks for ithe famous pine tree radar chain ;in Labrador and is presently em- ployed as the prime contractor for

. the flying end of the dew line, east-

ern section. Its fleet of aircraft, which a few years ago numbe - ed only three or four light aircraft, has grown to over 25 heavy types, includin DC-3'5. Avro Yorks. C. 46 Commauo'o's and 3 giant Doug- las DC-4's the last of which was

The Guardian, Page 5 Saturday, May 12, 1956.

piurchased recently from Quebec a r

M. C. A. flights this snnllller will include the carrying of stud- ents' organizations. cillployt-es' associations. union lot-als. national federations and many more organ- izational groups which will be at- tending conventions. seminars, su- mmer schools, tours or just plain vacationing.

L. V. POWER

Monuments and Inscriptions.

MONTAGUE, P.E.I. Pllolie 141 Representative,

Reginald J. McDonald, 86 McGill Avenue, Cllarlottetown.

Ml1l'Dh)l Wm I39 WFEIY mi"'d bylrusts. Of these three. Abegweit his scores of friends and customers. held the snnmgnt in prince Edy

Mr Joe Mcinnis, retired C.NR. w'"d13l3"dr section foreman, was in the' city Seed was distributed from the on Friday on business and vis- Experimental Farm, Canada De- iting some old railway friends. partment of Agriculture at Char- . . , lottetown in 1947 and in a few Friend! 05 M"- Al” Bl" wluyears Abegweit was the most wide- regret to learn of her illness andlly grown vnriety in me n,..,m,cn that .3h9 1183 entered me P- E- I In recent years, Abegweit has been Hospitak ;critieized for its lack of lodging

Guardian Photo

I for

BRISTOL

EASTERN GUARDIAN

DIDN'T FORGET this Is the lasti

SAWS.hammered and gumincd. see Gen Work guaranteed. Joe Lannigan, lilie at Montague. Servicei

--sl-IE THE BEST" Electric television

for choice baby beef. fresh lamb. Mayi fresh pork, and lobsters. ”The'

ed ERVE WEDNESDAY.

bus

V.iI.l.EYFlEi.D - Orwell H e a d I C H P ' ' Ills tlIllLll'CIZi'lI.I(III, services for Sunday, 0 iii: Vallcyficld. ll a.m.; izillc River. 3 p.m.; Orwell Head.

lfrey Stewart Gray of Canlpbell- Ed MONTAGUE TRINITY FaiherilE'S;eN..'.--3."; l't”u..””ii3.i.f?..”"..”'f:'3il anll Son banquet Monday. May 14: , - , I F30 Speaker Scout Comnnk lege of Pharmacy which an 3 I. - ' . . ' I ' mm-r Gordon Kc”. Film Inouilced its awards list hriday. i”"ll'”m" .in pharmacy. was given the Na- il(lTllER'S DAY SPEClALm;tional-Canadian Drilgs Limited our lrilldows are broken. ourizuld medal. the Frank. Wyeth pru-vs arc smashed. Bone china:ljI0l'll8l' m0(l3l- and "19 Mi!l' rims and saucers. regular retailnllnckrodt Chemical Works Limit- up to 52.00-special 31.00. C. It ed prize of S25. n B0t'llili3r, Jeweller, Montague. iB0ther vcivinglclrskiigclugedbil BPEII ' oc oa. . . e (;ll()llG-ETOWN in the sapustl,vf;ilE,f',w2?d? and ii... Burroughs (llllil'l'llmSl1rlil8Y. May 13- Hearwcllcome and Company scholar- Dr Lawrence McAlllst.cr. B.Sc.,'nhin nl 3250; Rnben Vnnldersting lilo 'llaritilne director of the Montague, p.EJA' the 3,-H501 Ln. (all.uil.lll Sunday School MISSIA0ll'llnbornl0r1e5 award; John Mm-Kin.

CFII

B. I .1! n I 7130 lm. cat.-ll to serve for one month: Donald.

il1'l('o9liilI(Il.lm and p -"o"' Trum N's" the Henry K M”y' M''5' 13' McE”ch9l'"i Junev Councillors: Mrs. Geo. Handra- Wamlmlev C0mW"Y emrancc Mrs. Ramould McDonald; July. hm, Mrs. John David Macpon.

ililllcll POINT Gospel Chapel,l5Cll0l3i'5l"Pi Robert li-iiih;:qW9- Mrs. Clarence Murphy August. ,.d, Mm John Mcmiiim, Mm

sunlmyia: "Land of Heartbreak,"i58"lt ;l0hn- N-B-- .”'e 9"" Mrs. Jolm Mclntyre; September. Gerald Nolan.

the most profoundly moving doc-Brllnswiick Pharmacclilifal -90' Mrs. Wilfred Affleck; October, M this time the presideng.

lllill'nl.'ll'y film to come out of let! P1119 05 51001 Rlchard For M”- D- l-'- M"ll9"- .Mrs. Mccormac thanked the

ltoroa will be shown by Mr. Glen l”""- C9mPbElll0li- N-B-v the Stewart of the Pocket TestamentlD0naId R. MacLeod prize of S50. League at 7:30 pm. Plan to at-. Vernon Butt of Saint John. trn(l.' All welcomed. !B.. was avsnnrd(e:d an Schglggjggl t e ana ian - rlslrluc. MONTAGUE-Mr.. . f,'o,,”il,,'”'..,. Advancement of Ccril Mosher of THE Canadian pha,-macyg Bank of Commerce, Wlndsor,N.S. and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Masher! llnd'soil Graham. of Dartmouth,. are spending a few days in? llonlagiie with their parents.Mr. and Mrs. Allan Masher. While: in Montague they attended the funeral of their grnndfather.l Captain Davis Westhaver.

l.()i)GE MEETING - The regu-

St. Andrews CWL Annual Meeting

The annual meeting of tht: SL -Andrews sub-division of the Lath- olic Wolncnls League was held III

. Tuesday mnht, with Bro. Ellery Shaw pre sitting. There were 15 members and iillc visitor present. Bro. W. A. lllk-hcy was appointed ellair- man. for the annual banquet to he held on Thursday night. Bro. Elli-hey called on several of the n routers to act as toastmaslers successful 1-epm-toflhen ii the banquet. Several brothers ye;-gelalnnnces was given by the were appointed to assist the Re uensnrnn Mm E,-nest Mcgach. bckahs Wednesday afternoon pre 1 pare the tables. A ' i . took place with reference to the . snnlial lobster supper which is i

mac presiding.

There was it very, 51005 air ielltlancc. The meeting ()p('liOdn with the recitation of the Long gue prayer. led by the Director. Rev. Geo. Maccormac. The min- miles of the previous were read and approved.

usually held in the month of I Juno. No definite action was tak- illglrnghe Lodge closed in fell-Ill?

;L

1 Personals

llllx and Mrs. W.D. Stewart and rlauglicr Mary of London. 0nt.. Yiho have been visiting relatives

in lliciou and Ti-uro, N. s.. spent . MONTAGUE ill! past few days in Montague.

sums of Mr. Stewart's brother Hume Bidg. . Phone 136i

and sister-in-law. Mr. and Mrsq By:-an saw”-L

r

. OLDEBKIIEBBE3

Feattes nu, Frlellllll lam Servic-

I IIIAIII-Home outo tmlov. "Ii!" '”'"'"”'T”""' : bum. mncm,,'v. Q7; ' fertiliser, "h. I ramtmo-nun.t-v-sun. i.lvrsr:E.s;-.':Mm--0 - : inst. lmpllneds. Os. ""”' .

Isms b fmnon. C005 P'''''P'-l,Y- '. ..?.'f,T."'....',,n'i:', :2. mm. min. lor loan entirely by null grphoneirltlof I-visitloan...sreanoinl'0dlY-

g... no 3. uses at lietoeo Sbl'''''r'''''''''"' ”.

. Ruanal""' 'l'ri':ii'i'r3't5s"'t'5'o.

G. ARNOLD WIGHTMAN

l i l

Mr.

meeting 1 r "r

his

W85 en

brakes

the bu

.sale in Mrs.

Pl1)'-

Ditcthes Bus rWhen Brakes DANCES in Beaver Club Hall To

am of Llewellyn's big spring sale- cancelled indefinitely. All nu-ins listed still in stock.

Mr. Gordon MacDonald, I,M.T. bus driver prevented a serious accident at Montague SHOP T0-DAY at L1eWellYl1'8;ning when he deliberately ditch- bus on discovering his brakes were no longer. working. MacDonald. who .years old. has been operati 'bus for the past three years. route from Wood Islands via Murray Harbor toi Cl”"l0"El0Wl1- and 011 lPPP05Cllrlald were Sunday visitors here from ing the top of the Wood Islandl hill at Montague. he noticed that Richard Cullen. Mrs. MacDonald. had failed. Reallzlns who is not in prime health- is in that his bus would create terrible sister of Mrs. Cullen. .havoc running uncontrolled onto

.lth M ' St I, kl II- HAUFAK (Cpl-Student God I 9 am me he qui-ling, P:mj'to the city. where she has taken

.1, w, M i-dock mm-owiy elcapla position that she held for several n illg two trees and almost rolllngi-V93” hem" WW3 t” 50""5 fl" over. Mr. MacDonald was alone W0 Years-

In the bus at the time. Gray, who received his diploma LEW

into the

. The spiritual convenor. Mrs D. L. Mullen gave her report. The bingo convenor. Mrs. Ber-l

”3.m Macnolmld 35” her WW” from the staff of the Coop store which was ,

last eve-

"lit:

lered the Charlottetown I-Iospitall

for treatment. All hope she will soon be on the road to recovery.

Mrs. Len Kane has moved out to her residence at Kane's corner from the city. She is having the old home redecorated and repaired latter being idle for a number of years. Mr. and Mrs. Kane have just returned froln Ottawa. where they attended the ordination to the priesthood of their son Joseph 0.

Mr. and Mrs. Francis Fitz- ”-pgerald were in the city on Sat-

urday on business: also to visit Mr. Fitzgeraldis mother who is in the hospital at present.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles MacDon-

the city- guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Mrs. Agnes Anderson has zone

A new altar has been erected in the church of tile Little Flower in the village, replacing the one that

'iwas there for a number of years.

Mr. Mauris Murphy has resigned

exceptionally good.

Mrs Cyrene Maclntyre gave thei report from the canteen.

The ladies' of Point de Roche g ilrelasked to clean the church 3",. V. p” Mrs, Jame5 Mcpon. during the month of May. I am

The following women volunteer- cd to take charge of the canteen. .

A letter was read by the Sec- rotary concerning Catholic Giris' Scholarships at S.D.U. .moved and seconded that 350. be sgnt to the Catholic Glrls' Scholarl- S II). It was decided to have a pantry Barrett's store on lMay 26. All the districts are to lparticipate except Mt. illnd Glenroy. Mrs. Artie McMil- .lan, Mrs. Chas. Campbell. Mrs. John F. McMillan. Mrs. Clarence Murphy and Mrs. Dan Handra- llan are to take charge of same. The report from the last pan- try sale was given by Mrs. Wil- , fred Affleck. , the parish hall on May 6, with the T n e PF95id9n'-- MI'5- Gmrge M”CC”"' brought In the following slate of officers for the coming year:- Past Pres.. Mrs. D. L. Mullen. Pres. Mrs. George McCormac. lst V. P., Mrs. Clarence Mur-

nominating

Mayfair Theatre

MURRAY RIVER. MAY "II - 12 Friday 8 PM. - Saturday 8 & ID P.M.

(PLEASE NOTE: TWO SHOW! ON SATURDAY)

"BATTLE STATIONS"

(Action - Drama) Starring:.J0iIN LUND - WILLIAM BENDIX as: "Person-to Person Story of a Flat-Top's Fighting Men"; "The Screen thun- ders to the battle cry of our Fighting Flat-Top Guy's:" in story of our Flat-Top Heroes. a complete two hour show. complete with the best of short subjects. etc. DO NOT MISS IT.

It was

Stewart

committee

'2nd. V. P.. Mrs. Ronald MacDon- al

Sec'y:. Mrs. James Atkins. Treasurer, Mrs. Harold Mac-

operation and asked for their con- tinued support next yesr. The meeting closed with prayer.

R.C.A. Victor Television

Top values in the world's most dependable television. Make your selection while our stock is com- plete. our TV Is backed by our reliable electronic service.

DUVAIPS RADIO SERVICE MONTAGUE-PHONE 84 Serving King's County

Blas-

Colnlllg Monday and Tuesday at 8:30 PM. "BLACK WIDOW"

- Color - Murder Mvste ) EIIS - VAN IIEFLIN - 0 "She wove a web around many people. all of whom could be guilty of her murder": prise ending".

lcinernasc Starring GINGER It

Monti seats

Mystery and Murder. complete with special short subjects, etc. EXTRA SPECIAL.

(PLIASI N011 SNOW TIMES AIOVI)

The Merry Minstrels of '56

With lots of music and laughter IN HOLY NAME HALL

u , Wednesday, May 14-15-18

can

Tickets on mkMMm Bios., Cantwelrs Inlay. Stestfa Pharmacy, A. J. Zakem's Grocery, 'i1lomas Michael's Grocery.

TIERNEY

"The mystery thriller with a sur- A full two hour show.

Curtain 8:15

Mrs. James Fitzgerald has ent-l

members for their help and co-

Lobster fishermen here report a lgglggalgiego lad. :t”1hS”l;ihc If???

the season and this makes it very "'3"Y Kmwe" 3” 59:53: lg;

- - - th. ieties with stror:i.;er tiielggus for this is the big we lsomewhat earlier maturity. licavcr

and Scotian did not show enough i Mrs. Joe MacDonald spent the superiority over Erban to make, week-end in the city with his par- them really popular in the prov- lenls Mr. and Mrs. William Mac- incc.

D0N3ld- ' in the search for strong strawed ed oats several farmers have been e growing Clinton. It is true that

Clinton -has good resistance to lod- i ging but yield tests at Charlotte- town. and Illustration Stations on

Miss Joan Sinnott has enter the convent at St. Teresa's for th balance of the school term. A grade ten stutignt, uslhe liglshunnlblel to attend e v age g sc oo as ,

lonly grade eleven is taken there. illgentlsliggd 1l,';g'cc3;9It'll13vlelrlSnrslgga

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Coffin and , than Abegweit, Erban or Scotian. daughters were business visitors to , RECENT VARIETIES the city late Friday and Friday! Three .recently developed var- evening. Mr. Coffin, along with his i ietles. Shefford, Garry and Rodney,

ilarmins dutlea- operates the village : are rather widely advertised at the lmllk route daily from his "own I present time. Of these. Shefford iherd. land Garry are considered dvfsry

Mn Urban Bambrickv reveivvdilliilllllllllgtiii lSl"".i..”Sl.i' three the sad news recently of the sud- n yemls they have given gnnn yieids

.den passing of his brother in Mont- . and Garry in namcnlnr shown Veal. The late Mr, Bambrick was promise fnx. indginn regmnnce. 5eVe"ty' lshefford is quite early maturing. l The condition of Mr. Mike Don- I has moderately strong straw an: 'ovan- who is a patient in the ill? tl"'95h9d 353'" I5 VP” 1”? Charlottetown Hospital was about per cent hull. Garrv is medium the same over the week-end. Mr. Early. highly resistant I0 Stem NM Donovan is well along in life now. and Smut mid Wml moderate '9' The oldest retired ughei-may sistance to crown rust. It has here, Mr. Stannis Lapierre, who is SW90 Veil! Saiisiliciory yields. bail and hearty at seventy-seven, Rodney has been more widely was with the younger class to advertised than any of the others start the battle on opening day. and a great many Island farmers Hats off to Stannis, the king of the are inquiring about it. This var- flshermen here. lety has been ltested at Charlotte-

TUESDAY NIGHT

THERE'S FUN FOR YOU - AND THE FAMILY TOO!

MASTER IIEWS OF THE WEEK

FROM YOIIII MASTER DEALER

PRIDIIAWS FEED SEIIVIOE ALIEIITDI

ITEM NO. 3

Chick Time is any time. Pro- vide two 3-foot feeders and one I-gallon follnt per 100 chicks for first 7 weeks. During this per- -lod give them a good start with Master Chick Starter from Prid- ham's Feed Service. Alberton.

Let's Discuss Your Feed- ing Plan With Your Is- land's MASTER Man.

DIOK VIELTDI 40 Victory Ave. - Ohttown

- s'33i?sS3V3333333333 :'3?.3333333333333

nun MR. LAWRENCE McALI.ISTER. I.Sc.. I.E.

Maritime Director of the Canadian Sunday School Mission At: '1-as YOUTH RALLY in the olmlouetown Bible olnpol. sas- , urday. May lath-0 p.m. Till: GEORGETOWN BAP'l'Is'l' CHURCH. Iundoy. My nth- i0:& a.nl. and 7:” put. LIPTON GOSPEL CHAPEL. Monday, May ltlli--I p.m. IUJIMEIISIDI GLAD TIDINGS CHAPEL. 'mes., In lith- I p.nl.

ALLWIIDOII

COME AS YOU ARE . . . BRING THE KIDDIES! I

Federal Government for a license. 10 Olierate internationally. ltiwas

approved and since then the Com-

Dally hasnbeen pushing ahead with

New training. equipping the air-

craft to be used and ironing out

the bulls for the operation which Will be the equivalent of a first class passenger service.

GIANT DC--t'S.. . .. . ..

The Company will use its three

giant DC-4's for the service and will fly out of Montreal and Tor- onto. Most of the flights will be England and France but M C. A. doesn't restrict itself on the malt- er of destination. Amsterdam. Stockholm and points in Germany

town and at Illustration Stations in Prince Edward Island for the past three years. In almost every. case it has been the poorest yiel- der. It is very susceptible to Sep-I toria "black stem" and on the basis of its poor performance can- not be recommended for use in Prince Edward Island.

sive.

ending.

THEATRE MONTAGIIE Fri-Sat - ll-I2 Adm. 40-55

' lncld. Prov. ' Gov. A. Tax

THE LAST HUNT

Color - Superscope Robert Taylor - Stewart Granger - Debra Paget. Western thriller of buffalo hunting. Highly impres- See the stampeding buffalos. Granger fight for the love of Debra Paget-Unusual

Taylor and

CAPITOL l MON.&TUES.l l

admission:-

CITY or IVIISTED smrm 1, Maternity

BENGAZI l

my 0, mm” "V!" full before admission can

Jumping off place for the most frightening adventure over Iivodlgn

Please co-operate.

SOURIS HOSPITAL

The following deposits are required previous to

Medical & Minor Surgery . . . . . . . . . 325.00

Major Surgery ............ nsooo

All outstanding accounts must also be paid in

I serious financial condition of the Hospital makes it essential that these regulations be strictly enforced.