MONTREAL-Marie Dionne, one of the four surviving quints, hands to a customer one of the hundreds

away opening a flower shop Saturday.

LOWER sin

of red rose corsages she gave The shop is the qulnts' first busl-I 21st birthday, May 28, 1955. during the weekend after ness venture since they came into

their 81,000,000 fortune on their

(CP Photo)

WESTERN

GUARDIAN

x i Legion Home. Music byfnitiallgliismmacxenzie and his or- chestra. Dancing from 9.30- 12.30. Admission 50c.

COLEMAN Western Star Royal Black Preceptory. meetins Or- range Hall. Summerside. Friday evcnin , 8:00 olclock. Tenth and elevent degrees will be ex- emplified. Kingston and Iiedeque Prcceptories invited to attend. .

DIED SUDDENLY - Mrs. Geo- rge Jardlne, Freetown received the sad news from her sister Ernel inc. of the sudden passing of her eldest son, Harris Deacon Pound of Montreal from a severe heart attack. He was preparing to leave ic: a manufacturers convention in Chicago during the weekend when the sudden attack occurred.

Personals

Capt. W. C. Irving of Borden entered Prince County Ho8l)It31Ye9- terday to undergo an operation-

Mr. and Mrs. Leo Wood IIIVE returned home from Halifax where Mr. Wood was in attendance at the shoe convcntion held there over the weekend. While in Hal- ifax they attended the Mt. St. Vincent's graduation exercises dur

ing which Miss Carol Ann Mac- Nelil niece of Mrs. Wood. recewed her B. A., degree.

Teachers Hold Discussion Group

A discussion group meeting bet: ween the teachers of the Summer- side High School and schools the surrounding districts was held last night in the library of the Summerside High.

Mr. Wendell Phillips of Summer- side School presided and the top- Ics centered around the roY8I 00m mission. certification board, work- shops and public relations.

The findings of this meeting to rether with the findings of similar meetings held throughout the Province will be submitted before is meeting of the Board oi Gov- ernors to be held in Charlotte town on Saturday May 26th.

Following the meeting refresh- mcn' were served by the Sum- mer de teachers.

-Frofessional Cards

Chartered

Accounia nis

T. Earle Hickey Canadian Bank of Commeru.

lding Iummerside. P. E. l. Phone 2235

INSURANCE R. E. Ellis & Son Limited Fire - Auto - Casualty lsumiver St. Szimmc aid:

Optometrist E. E. Parkman ops, 0.. RD. PHONE 328'! REGENT THEATRE BLDG. Summer St. Summerside

B. F. Ilnnfer, 8.0. luxnmerside. P E. I Phone 8110 SMALLMANIS BUILDING A. Raymond Grant, B.Se.. OD.

288 Water street Summeriido Above Maurice Mill's Men's Wear PHONE 35!)

TIIE READ STUDIO

Photographers o. w. sans"

79 must be paid by June

BY

I NOTICE

All Taxes due Searletown School District No.

handed in for collection without further notice.

COME TO THE DANCE. Darnley Hall, Thursday. May 24th. Spon- sored by W.I.

WILL THE person who took the wrong pair of overshoes from the gents dressing room, Bedeque Rink; near the end of the skating season kindly return to Wilbur Staveri, North Bedeque and re- ceive reward. M

NOV ELTE A, sponsored by Alpha Boys lli-Y. Served 2.00 to 4.30 Saturday, May 26th, Y- Centre. Admission .50.

RAYMOND GRANT. Optome- trist, will be in his O'Lcary of- fice Saturday, May 26th.

REGULAR Thursday night dance, Kensington Legion Home. Music by Millionaires Orchestra. Dancing from 9:30-12:30. Admis- slon 50 cents.

O'LEARY

Miss Ina Phillips." Summerside, was a visitor to 0'Leary where she visited old friends and ac- quaintances.

Mrs. Harry Adams of Knutsford, visited with her aunt Miss Lucy Hardy in Brooklyn recently. Miss Hardy has recently returned from the Prince County Hospital.

Mrs. Andrew Wood and children of I-Iowlan, spent several days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jar- vus Dyment in West Point.

Mrs. Neill Boulter of West Polntpspent a few days visiting with her friend, Mrs. Robert Eng- land. Springfield West.

Mr. and Mrs. Stirling Thomp- son and children of Central Lot 16, were visitors to Knutsford. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Adams and Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Luxton.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Harris and

Entertainment Presented In Union School

A pleasing entertainment was presented in Union School, near Alberton. Tuesday evening. Rev. Murray Gardner was chairman. the singing of "0 Canada" was followed by the main feature of the evening, "The Photograph Album". As Brenda Inman turned the pages of the album Mrs. John H. Wells made the audienc ac- quainted with "photographs." Of mother (Mrs. Edgar Forsyth), father (Chester Hayes), me as a little girl (Ann Clark), Eben. my

of husband (Lloyd Wllkic), me as a

bride tMrs.' Sidney Hardy, the twins (Carolyn and Eileen Inman) The person (Stewart Wcllsl, the parson's wife (Mrs. Lloyd Wilkiel, the parson's boy (Garth Wilklcl,

sister Jane (Margaret Forsyth. sister Jane's husband ( Walter Wells), Sophilia (Mrs. Erskine

MacMillan), Ann Eliza (Shirley MacArthur), the village beauty (Mrs. Sidncy Hardy). Grandma and Grandpa (Mrs. Chester Hay- es and Lloyd wilkie).

I A solo, "Long, Long Ago." by lMrs. John H. Wells and group sing ing by the school pupils under dir- ection of Mrs. Ronan were greatly enjoyed by the audience,

On behalf of the aiidien the chairman expressed to Mrs. Hogan sincere appreciation of the work she is doing with the pupils. After less than five months of instruct- ion there is a noticeable lmDF0V9: ment in their singing-

The entire proram was except-

onally well presented and the

omen's Institute, under whose

' it was hold. is grateful

to all who loaned costumes and to

all those who contributed to the success of the event.

During an intermission there was a sale of ice cream.

mT

I 3:10.000 Vehicles

Cross Causeway

HALIFAX (cm .'rhe depart- ment of highways said Wednesday that 240,000 vehicles crossed the Canso causeway during Its first year in operation. The causeway was ,. " unofficially, May 20. 1955. Traffic on the causeway showed a one-third increase over ferry traffic during the previous 12 months.

VITAL 0l:I.I'-'Il:LI)S

Abo t uarter, of all the oil consuIIied.inqtheaflM World comes from the Middlr gut. .

2; otherwise they will be

ORDER OF TRUSTEES.

Funeral Of Mrs. Mae Farrow

Funeral services ror the late Mrs. Mile Farrow, who passed away at Watcrville, Maine. May 16th, were held at Tryon, P.E.I., on Sunday. May 20th. A largely attended Church service was held in the Baptist Church, of which Church Mrs. Farrow had been an active member for many years be- fore removing to the United States. Interment was in the People's Cemetery.

The services at the church and grave were conducted by the Mini- ster of the Tryon Baptist Church, Dr. Ernest J. Barrass. Dr. Peter hlacDoiinld presided at the organ. The hymns "0 God of Bethel" and "Holy Father, cheer our way." were sung. A male octette beauti- fully rendered "In that beautiful Land."

All through the solemn service the note of victory was sounded and hearty thanks given to Al- mighty God for the gift of such a life as that lived by the departed who at the close of a long and use- ful life had reached her eternal home. I

I . Measure Into bowl I cup lukewarm water Stir In 2 teaspoons granulated sugar r Spvlnlrlo with contents of I hnvciopos Flctschnsonn's Active Dry Yeast let stand I 0 inlnutos,THM Ilhvlo 2- Cream ' Va cup butter or margarine Iicnd in '12 cup granulated suga IV: teaspoons sell Blond In, part at a time 2 well-beaten one Add the yeast snisturo and I teaspoon vanilla Stir In 2 cups once-sifted and-boot until smooth and olostlr. - Wortrln on additional 2V4 cups (about) once- slttod oil-purpose flour

3. turn out on Ilghtly-Hound board; knead until smooth and elastic: piece In ground bowl. Innh top of dough with melted shortonIoq.Covor.lot viulnworsl ploco, Iroo trons draft, until doubled In bulls-about I hour.

C. Meantime prepare and coni- Istnc

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Herbs no srmosunou

iArmand Arsenault, teacher, spent l

WELLINGTON

Mr. and Mrs. Dan McLeod re

Kinsmen and 18 kinetics

cently returned to their home In! Victoria West after spending win- ter months in Halifax, N.S.

Mr. Alphie Gallant recently vl-' sited In Moncton, NB. '

I Kinsmen Club

Hcis Official

Visitation

At th regular meeting of the Kinsmen Club of Summerside,. held on Tuesday evening at Muj. berry ,!.odge. District Govci-ho;-1 Dave Carnegy officially visited his home club and addressed the, meeting. Also present was Deputy District Governor Don Tingley of Amherst and four members or the -Amheflt Club. Ches Lockliart. Bill Burke. Darrell Rivers and Howie Ditlrieson.

Governor Dave thanked the club

for their support given him since it was first decided he should run for district office. He said thug during the year he had visited GVBYY club in the district and this was his last official visitation.

He dwelt at some length on the importance in the life of Kin or- gaiilzation which consists of ova- l)0 clubs across Canada dud stressed that it was through ser. vice by personal sacrifice that the

organization would thrive. He re- ferred to the coming convention at Manctori and expressed the hope that there would be 3 large an. endance from Summer-side.

Governor Dave was introduced

by chairman Elmer lit h d thanked by president iilhipnihii,

Dick Henthorn reported on plan;

for Kin Week which will be ob- served by the Siimmerside Club

next Tuesday night and me” plans were approved.

Grant Travers reported that plans had been drawn up for the proposd lobster festival this sum. mer and on his recommcndatoin the club'decided to sponsor street dances during the festival and also asrecd to loan the organization the sum of 5200.00.

Four members of the club vol.

unteered to assist the coming sh). vatlon Army campaign.

Mr. Willard Hogg and Mr.

George McMahon were guests,

Wally Coulson reported that 20 ' were planning on attending the Kinsmen convention at Moncton,

recent weekend with their respec- tive parents.

Mr. Alyre Gallant of Canadian

Mrs. Roland Millar and young, son of Freeland spent a day at her5:er(:::";t vgargg h(l;:g:::,::t's

former home here recently.

, Mr. George Bishop is a patient in P.C. Hospital as the result of

land Mrs. Gilbert Gallant.

I I Mrs. Phllibert As -ram's Village, visited her daugh-

" of Ab-

an accident rt his home on Tues- day. A team of horses he was Frank Gallant Wet the

driving, ran away, causing severci injuries to him. His many friends and relatives trust he will be able. to return home soon.

Mr. Clayton Day was discharged on Tuesday from P.C. Hospital where he has been a patient since Monlday after injuries received at wor .

Mrs. Polycarpe Arsenault of St. Chrysostem has entered P.C. Hosp- ital ior surgery.

Miss Lorraine Arsenault and Mr.

Mrs. Beulah Wedge were visitors to Summerside on Tuesday.

Mr. Raneil MacNeill

ARTIFICIAL INSEMINATION

The York and District Club is now in operation. The area extends from the Winsloe Road to the Bloom- ing Pt. Road. For service call Ch'town Exchange 7075.

ThurS-- May 24. 1956 The Guardian. Page 11

S,side Legion Memorial

asked of them pertaining to vet- erans problems. during a question and answer period at the conclusion

siei Bock mo: man so so -so xvio-inns won: as o xsidrgcon mo 9: s1 as 4-3 wsits An ms mo 14 it -u UI1 S U Y U SC fl e :Ei'.'."i."... :33 ii? ii? ii? "i” i3'.:i”"u.u. 123 ii " ” "' I ( xsylranlla I400 1:7 as in is xwilrw zooms xii 2:5: -I A group 0 Department of Vet- Ion and answer period which rov- xTa"d”" M5 ” " ” " V' 'm"'”"' "M u "'5 I” T T erans Affairs officials from Char- ed very beneficial, a vote of thznks, id: El -45 .'E3I"”ii".ii”.u anon: i3 1: 1: : lottetown were in attendance 'i';es- was extended to the D.V.A. repre- ”.'”"" I-""4 1590 130 171 171 -4 IYIIE 1-ad 1000 CI 01 day evening at the regular meeting scntatives, Com. (Dr.I Hubert Mac. "'"' H "55 3" 39 30 Wt Fm 3000 215 220 I30 -O of the No. 5 branch Canadian Leg- Neill then showed films of Sum- IIEI3-Isms: gig II I: 3 -1 xlenxyukrims 113:: I11 3 Id ion, Summerside. presided over mcrside Legion parades held last V”-"ts. Rel 1930 41 41 43 NV: Cut by President Lorne Monkley. Armistice Day as well as the re- ” I "I” 35”" 25 ” 25 ” "W "ll 55” 55” 5'” -U The D.V.A. team from Charlotte- cent Memorial unveiling parade I" 725- 7” 725 H CH" C” "3 55 5' - use us as 2: xPato room 570 no no . - town was composed of Com. Dr. , um 55 9; 95 H xpgnd 0... mm .30 4,, H , R.D. MacNeill. Coin. Keith John- - IIV. 33 :3 as xvrukon Con sozi oi as si ,' N ' ' C p 3," d co g 1 0 41 We 4- -4 on sales on Toronto stock lixchus ,' ' :;':rpe:.'nw2:'w3we';'ed qTesuI:;: T R N v xVIco Exvl 20540 in is: so -1 May 2:: 4.93i.ooo shares. I , V

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AAAN OF VIOLENCE-WOMAN OF COURAGEI SAMUEL GOLDWVII. III presents

REIBERT MITEHLIM

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of the meeting. itI(:IIiI:dyCiIIiIica mm 33 I;

Secretary-manager, James Ho. xi-lue Col: :25 225"-12 gan read the list of contributors g'3':',,L,:,” 19 20 to the Legion Memorial Fund. dur- xqie Yuan iI(2l d: I V. ing the business portion of the meet l W MN--I 370 no is ing. and stated that the fund had; f;,f,",;f,'3,f,'”" 23 23 been fully subscribed to the amounti ,.h-,..1,.,,.. - 13;; lfgi r I" of 31,725. Of this amount Si,-160. Xlialillilie ,',,0 13,, 4 was donated by local firms and! :,':j”,' ”fI;""' 150 465 -5 organizations and individuals with? xn3I:; 12:5 1:25 ",0 the balance of 3365 paid by the. xnexspar 3,, 33 '" , Legion. . g xRln Rupununl mod 2: 2:: 2: -2

It was decided at a recent axe-I iiiiixchtmb 4 cutive meeting to hold a lottery xRuoawin rt: 10 :7 37 on the TV set that has been in use I ::lan”j;"n"f" 13: 1:? -1 '"::ii”:.:”i.?i.:”;.i:E;?.';l :::::..':;m .122: I; :2 ii”: -5 r - a ti? :3 "ii i”'":'.?”"”” i”'ii.”: it-"ff-:1-f' ms. 12:. car oac un. wasurerw - decided to leave this matter in the ::IIaIItCiIi)ller iii IIII iig - II handat of I1I:iehEX1fCl1IiIVe. Also, the, ;:'IICD5etzIild s as as -1 exten tow c t e egion wilpart- 5 ' W5 101 104 H icipate in the forthcoming lobster 1.?-.II::"A,.IR ”533,:; .13” ,5 .10 festival was left with the branchlxsimeun. me as as as -1

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- SUMMERSIDE

TODAY (Thursday) - FRIDAY & SATURDAY

executive. RECORD MEMBERSHIP-

Thirteen applications for mem- berships were approved and Com. Tanton MacNeill, chairman of the membership committee reported. a record membership of 364, with. 400 being the quota aimed at for this year.

Cropaud Theatre FRI. - SAT. 8:30

At the conclusion of the quest-

"DEEP IN MY HEART"

An entertaining picture from the life and music of Isiglliiliid Romberg.

Rating: Excellent. Starring Jose Fern:-1', Merle Oberon, and several others of M-G-M's best perform- ers.

LONG SEABOARD Brazil, largest country in South America. has an Atlantic coastline stretching 4.809 miles.

C A M E 0 KENSINGTON

Wed. - Thur. 7:15 - 9:15; Matinee Thurs. 3:30. Bought back b popular request, - "TITANIC", starring Clifton Webb, Barbara Stanwyclr. Bank drawing Wed. & Friday worth possible 3125.00.

Cartoon: "Little Schoolmouse”

Attention Parents

The School Act requires alitchildren who are to start school in September 1956, to have a successful vaccination against smallpox (one that leaves a mark). If this has not already been done it is best to have it done before the warm weather arrives.

IMMUNIZATION CLINIC

Vaccination against smallpox, inoculation against diphtheria, whooping cough and lockjaw, at SUMMERSIDE HEALTH CENTRE ” FRIDAY, MAY 15th, 2:30 - 4:00 PM.

SHOWS (Evenings) 7:15 - 9:15 Matinee Today 3:30; Friday 3:15

IAIIREH

non wg"...

masts It in ciunugcon, mg WA .

led by Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Pal- mer and Mrs. John Moreshead, 0'Leary, attended the Auction Sale in Kelvin Grove on Tuesday afternoon.

Mr. John Moreshead, 0'Leary, is now employ ” in Sl1.l'IIlIIEI'SIdc.

NOTICE

."Aunt Minnie from Min- nesota” is 3-act comedy will be presented in Borden Legion Hall, Thursday, May 24 at 8:30.

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