JANUARY 23. 1950

THE GUARDIAN. (j

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Phone 289

B“ a; 3d per duy or lilo per week.

ma; order no tho

vilfrrtrusn iirurirrry and uaonoc GLOW The Guardian may he bought at any at tho (allowing stores In Summerslda

Water Street; Alison's Grocery. I20 Russell Street. it. L. Waite in ilensington. [he Guardian will be delivered to any home in Summer-id“ by Carrier

boy responsible (or delivery on your route.

M“ IJQuiTlItOIB, Summer Street: Gourlies Drugstore, 2| Central Street; ye . . k_ d ,. v Kelly's Newsstand, Water Street; lVlsrli Gsudet, 61 Granville Street: any]: Slvliyeeanteln Mrrlttlhuitigsr lift)“- Alyre Doucettes uroceiv. Second Street.- lsland Motor Transport. Dona“, ‘Summerflde’ s n ac‘

Phone 289 for this service or [Ive

._0E.\'ERAL lNSUltANCE Ralph 5_ lvlirltart. Sumrnersrde.

_IIOCKEY Bedequc Rink to- mglll, Monday, January 23rd. Wil- niot Bombers versus Borden Abeg- ,,.,,,,._ Skate aflcl‘. Admission 30 tents.

_1‘ltt; ‘ANNUAL meeting oi the yorili Bcdeque Farmers Institute

lllii hr- hcld iii the school at. North 'l‘ucsday, January 24th

Bun-qui- on

n trlllll o'clock. liorrit-o Huestis, srvrvlziry,

_'l'llrl NATION'S BUSIN SS. ,\l_ .l. (foldwcll will spcak over

(BA Tuesday, January 24th. at 8.45 [l Hi.

,\i,\ll. COURIER HONORED- Orr zhc cvcning oi January 12th , 1-, trbcr of friends and iriiglibors fiilll Brae and ilciniiy a-scmlrlcd g‘ till‘ home of Mr" a d Mrs. stan- full lrit-khzrrt Coleman. to e press _\1i-_ Loi-khart no behalf of the

i. - .i.i:rilrrr;; districts served by him

t llnilll Mail Comic‘ their ap- glv-liiililll of his servic-s in this . ;\.lil'f_\'. In consideration of his

as a faithful and obli ing

—FANCY nrmss carnival BER- que Rink, Thursday, January 26th. Prizes on display at Cailbeck’; Store.

—-POUL'I‘RY. - Buying live fowl daily. Fred Wadmah. Kenslngwn rNOTICE T0 ADVERTISERS- Arlvertisers are reminded that their copy must be tn the Cmardlan act later than iii-on the previous day to guarantee insertions out of city advertisers who telephone classifieds, etc. mould oarticulany near this irr mind

—LADIES SOCIAL CLUB — The new president of the Ladies Social Club of Suixmerside Trinity Church, Mrs. G. L. Sheen. oc- cupied the chair at the regular ‘meeting on Thursday evening in Epworih I-iall. During thc business period, plans were iuade of the Valentine Tca to be hcld on Tues- day. I-‘r-bruary l4. Delicious re- freshments were servcd by thc committee in charge consisting of Mrs. Harold Nicholson. Mrs Wamback, Mrs. T. D Carruthers and Mrs. James MocDanald.-~~S.

January Meeting l.0.ll.E. Al_S'side

- Nlessrs. AAllisorr and Bruce MacDonald, law students at Dal. housie University, spent the New

- Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lidsloire, Summerside. have as their guests their son and dsughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Lldstone, who arrived from Trenton, Om,- ario by plane on Tuesday after. noon. - S .

The Regent, Miss Wanda Wyatt, presided at the January meeting oi the Abeg-weit Chapter, 1.0.9.}; in the Town Hall. Summerside, on Thursday afternoon.

The Regent read an instructive letter from the Endowment Fund. Toronto, explaining the necessity of the fund being completed by May and $25.00 ivas voted to the Endowment Fund. The committee on films reported the contacting of the managers of the local theatres, who will cooperate in the improv- ing of the quality of films present- ed for the children. Mrs. Harry Silliphant, reportinffor Post War Work, stated that 2,60 pounds of used clothing. ialired at $304.25 had been Shipped overseas,

It was decided to tic-gin the weekly sewing meetings on Tues- day evening at the homo of Mrs. W. A. Allen. Mrs. WT. Strong re- l)0I‘l.(‘(l on the assistance given at the limo of the Blood Donors’ Cllllir. Pictures of the Royal Fani- ily are being framed and will be

P. W. C. Principal Speaks Al S'side Home. School Group

Professor Frank MacKlnnon, Principal ed Prince of Wales Coi- lege, was the guest speaker at the January meeting of the Home and School Welfare Group which WuS held on Friday evening in the lib- rary of the Summersrde High School. The president, Dr. I-LE. Clark, occupied the chair. Various committees submitted reports, one of which called attention to the observance of Education Week, March 5 to ll.

The guest speaker, who was in- troduced by Mr. Davis Lidstonc, gave an instructive address on ed- ucation. He named the various lev- els of education and functions; 1. The home (extremely important); 2. Kindergarten and early school environment; 3. Elementary grades; 4. High school and college. "Tire propen- function of education", he said, "must provide basic know- ledge for citizenship; must teach children how to speak and use their imagination; how to get along with others; and build character. A mixture of these functions is the purpose of the early school level." Regarding professional training and vocational level, the different occupations require different pro- gress. Among the major problems lacing the student are the finan- cial rewards offered in many fields; ambition of the student himself; amount of practical ex- perience required; availability of jobs; financial situation at home; marriage and the raising of '\

Brapauil & Vicinity

The United young people played host in the young people of the village at the home of Mrs. Aimee Howatt; a programme iii-games followed by ‘scrumptious’ refresh- ments were enjoyed by all.

An appropriate memorial will be placed in St. John's Anglican church this year to the memory of two faithful churchmen, the late Crisp Moore and the late Fred Mac- Donald, And to a beloved church lady, the late Fannie Rogerson.

Last ‘Tuesday eve ing, the Rev. T. Head, minister of I-lamton Unit- ed Church. gave a factual but amusing account of his mission svork in Canada's tenth province to the monthly meeting of St. John's Anglican W. A. held at the home of Mrs. James Moore. West- rrioreland Road.

The annual Board of Trade dinner will be served by the Wo- men's Institute on Monday even- ing, January 23rd. Few villages on the Island have such an aggressive and progressive group of civic-mind- ed business men as Crapaud. Mr. Leo J. Isaac, secretary of the P.E.I. Phrmefs Federation, is slated to speak on the work of this body and the Rev, L. Bacon, of Tryon United Cruroh llzrs cltfiscn the timely topic "Communism in China."

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Tire many frionds of Mrs. AimPc Loivtlrer will be happy to loam that her health is improving sloiv- ly since returning to her home in Crapaud and that l\'lr. "Thomas Best is reported to be making a slow

Bloomfield Corner

Allis Marie Pineau has returned to her studies in Quebec Tuesday.

Mr. Marven Bell of Charlottctwvn spent Sunday with his parents Mr. and Mrs. John Bell of Mill River.

Mrs. Hubert Pineau left Jan- uary 2 to spend the winter months in Boston with her children.

The Legion held at St. Anthony's on Monday 9. proved s very successful entertainment.

Mr. Leo Peters was a recent iis- ltor in Ebbsfleet. guest of hll brother and Mrs Svlvero Peters.

Mrs. Louis Jones has returned from the Alberton hospital after

being a patient there for a few days. Miss Elaine Pineau daughter of

Mr. and Mrs. Urban Pineau spent a few days with her sister Mrs. Leo Gallant.

Little Vincent Martin has re- turned to Halifax to attend the School of the blind. Vincent con- tracted whooping cough during his summer vacation and did not re- turn to school until alter the Christmas holidays.

A very pretty wedding was sole- mnized in St. Anthony's church on Thursday l2 inst. wlrrn Mrs. Lauretla Gallant was ilnrlvrl in marriage lo Mr. John T. Gallant of Piusville Mr. and Mrs. Low- rerrcc Peters attended thc lirrilal couple. The bride unrc a winter

blue suit with fol“ ‘ of similar shade and wine ZWCCSSOPIPS. Aflrr tho ceremony Mr. and Nirs. Gal-

lant left by train mi a trip tlrro ch the Maritimcs. On their return they

chord

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[EASY ‘.\lt)NI'I\"‘ will sot you rocking with laughter.

pinion on Friday night, Dcccm- w" 16th when Mrs. llarry Cud- more, Dirccior of Rod Cross First Ad Services conducted lhc final Erss. Mrs. Evrrrlf ilnslani. Firs‘. Axl Post Attendant in Springfield. organized the class and will make the necessary arrnilgcrricnls for 5h‘ presentation of Certificates iwl Pins. Mr. I). Lcstcr Cairns of Sianchel was the Instructor and carried on regular classes for ten

Leona

remarks Mayor Arnett announccd that to encourage the work tho‘. the Kinsmen Club is doing he is donating three cash prizes to amount to $10 to be aivardcd at lhc discretion of the clib lo tho thrce boys under l4 ycars o1 agc who make the most improvcimcirt in hockey this winter.

Mayor Arnett referred to thc fine work that his club has dune since its organization in Sum-

He hoped that the club would

Mrs. AS Hopkins iias flllfil0fi"t’<’i to arrarwc abort the pri/cs for ill’: mil“.'lfii"ll bridrcs.

The National Anlhmi brought lllc mecfinz t-i a close. - S

Whitehall Notebook

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ucational facilities will go a ivny lo settle many of the nafiom and international problems. onts

ibis educational facilities

er George T. Clarke iras the second

convinced that the (quality of ed- ion:

stduii‘

slrou‘d be given the best pnzs- which

“h? r ability and ambitions pcr- m the “Tn-k o; Supplying Church mil." music. The report of Mrs. Wrixirn

Mrs. LH. 318933143119 "mied "1 Moore. President of St. Johns vote of thinks l0 i110 flurfil- Si)?“ Social Club, indicated that this

for his excellent address. M's.

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ervisor, the Synod and DC.S. de- legates, the sidosmcn and invelope 1clcrks, ivcrc warmly commended and spontaneous gratitude was ex- pressed to Ztlrs. Leroy l-lowatt and Miss l-lthcl lninnn ivho cooperated

llPW organization was filling a real " need in the life oi the parish.

during the past summer threatened

lutions," was answered by ten members and five visiiors. The school committee reports new blinds hooks, and brushes were bought for the school room. Thu sick committee reports treats were given lo the ailing and aired of the district. The Rod Cross f‘(l'l\'f‘llOl' reports work had been sent in and plans were made to do the Red cross quilt next month.

A committee was haired to get. s

("n arr, an address and preseit- presented to the High School, aiSO |'1ill of a rrlre sum o.’ moncy was K' R‘ k prints are being ordered to be given familyqrfhe main qualifications for recovery 1mm his 31111655, Mm, were met at the bride's ironic bv Pr. nnlcdkifi gilt‘. Lflvlfihfllxl- Al- to the Department of Education professional study are still I118 Elmel‘ .\lacDonald is again hr>r rharlvnriers and a fPPEllllOil uas znnrh to c“ y 51111111 c gcn- for distribution to the Prince basic subjects. In regard to irc .,- .f , 1f , d A ww, held. The brldc Vlfh tho l‘t"('ll]lf>"l h! rxicst of honor abl‘ trolled. The County Schools who apply for iarious subjects stirrlicil the qiia'- ?$,|_I}\,?Y,:LTU, hpyirwulwhflfgni’ of beautiful gifts, .\lr'. and Ivirs. '1" 9f me ewmng ‘m5 y them. Mrs. Eric MacKay read a lty is vastly more important than w.“ me convalescent Stage, Gallant will make their home in ' . S1101" i“, ivvlfll Q11 k list of books, including classics and ihenuantity. the speaker said. ,___ , Piusvllle. » "m1 msiwme“ f “mil” - » - < "errc -"hich ere cru .t d b M". P f.. r Ma Kinnon su gestcd a Th l 5; h -- d ——~ 51!‘ “S “mm “"5 ,5°“1°d by ‘he gThe ciu-‘goofr rxnhk rglamiilnncfdnlrg Clarcngc Alerter rfoi- Th; svchocl sotiiiafizbzv Educationalg system mbui, rs ‘§,',.°§,,,,g,',g‘§,,,';,’ mp3,, The Bloom-field Corner \\‘. /I. 1M1“ 1" “hmizn “WSwd by Mrs’ mlmTf-Tesi; enrol,“ emffge b, ,i,,. l1bl'.'il'_\'. ivhcrehv deserving students \\‘O.i‘f1 nappy“ annual nlepfyinz of the 1119111 their Jamal)’ "Wclllll Bi "l" VWkhQYL-O k)»,L,],2:,,_.:,,I. Club “.35 {,,‘,.,-,,a]‘1._. A Cflllllllllifv nos appointed "t be r-nnhlctl in gel. ah 20nd B11 951"" church for (‘l‘1‘l'i.lll2 n comfortable ggérgfdezf, “g;Z-"3,“\,1,:1, $11,‘; T . . . .l. s: r. - .' .. .':'li ii <-‘i ~- .;-, ~ ,~ ‘ R _F",ST A") (-L_,\_\b__,\ Stan,” opined yo, the 5935,19,,“ “ma, mini‘ "t l1ll mcris_fol dedication cation "if ‘ltofifllf Vii Dlmlfknil iicllprrinccl rector} for fhxr Auk, Lang syn? m“, m? MPH,- n t ~ f w“ hrough‘ m a successful com‘ R Ame“. In ‘he course M h“ or‘ thc ffticth anirivcl's'lr\' lnyconcliision h- ssd “l arn Qllltt! ‘Whttfied llama a‘ Ceneter Su - and signeti I 7 y " ' " -' ‘ ‘ ' ‘ 1 ‘ "‘ ‘ 5 ' y p The roll rail. “New Year Reso-

. SEE WHAT THESE PEtlPlE lllD . . .

It's just as much

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weeks The following members merside and said that the young- , m _. , ,, ' . .= . -- — . 1 Mr. 0.0. Stewart. chalr- -._. . pier Started for r “l PT "W" 15- paRSGd the lest successfully. stars should» apprctraic vihat is B’ ALK‘ ‘PRFEY er 2n n, 1 Baum w "mm ‘i U T‘ F’ Se_ B r ‘i _' Rcfreshment, were S9,,“ b,’ me Siftildafd ftefreshrr-lvirs. Everett being done for them as a grcai _ _, - ~ * i _ w, malt of the ‘S300 . - P. _, - r, r. or ia- i. Se, u ca, 1 ,1 mmmvmm m Chara?‘ ~ Hrslom, ltliss hlirricl liaslam. dsal of work goes into thsi spon- Fcgompnv‘njgfil,“ V“ b:>,~€;,_h_ ed Ifll,l)iii0l1th€;i,lr.)1‘l:€‘ g',‘i.','l‘;:g;l\€1(:~gbyq1)3nl‘§r‘E?gtlh£?:t "lxuk, Lang s,“ brought me S::indard—-Mr. R. H. llaslam. Mrs. soi-rng o»! these hockey and baisc- _ ‘ QM ‘r ‘ j _ ; i"3ll.l<' v.1 hg l >- w 1 p. ~I_~- c- - v- - I ~ B H men,“ m R do“, I W,“ \- _ i‘ ircncc Haslaiir it'll" Joyce Has ball reams “5- ‘he ban» "- “m” ‘s P‘ 1" inrn bi‘il‘i"‘.ll" this type of BlJP-fl-ll‘ 1t fcii- days. Arr urrespr-ctcd dry» g ‘at t 9v“ ‘CK WARN 4 r ' i) ' "' ' g ,»i i‘. hcd ' a a. a _. ‘ w. ' 1 ; ' . , i , '- '-‘*_‘""'T_'“ . 1P!‘ d BMW 1“ C lo the toun. alo m coop-l itmz ll scaon in tht Annwpol s Vol.0] PATENT LEATHER and I hnvnflmm "m, M

nn- owl-t - 1 n“: ram.

l.:. lilx. Jh Hickox, _ g ._ h,“ H‘ H O n ‘mi-Tb ‘1‘~“~‘~~‘=“‘ securc so maul’ n! the Holiday For Danni

ltlorKr-iy, ltirs. Kciih Mayne. Frans have a successilul hockey s:a2on ,, r _ _ ‘ v, _, _ __ do Wecrd, Norma Lcc Haslam. and expressed the wish that ih’: b'§g,'1og‘,*£q1rjv__ in Sh“, are a n-ents ill the school, ‘cmuha. ‘,8 llllll to farrnersicrollbl. bir._Fraser Pamnmeather Shops are back —* ' ' o W public ivill back up thc club in (hnrCWgd-r j - ' rd thefneed glltffllll'liiclflillfin p i‘, alas] rcsponifrc Jory tlEw-flltlttfllk. m fiasmnn W5 ,.,,,,,. _ Sn a,._, n ‘ their work. " “' ,_ , C 3.. b, 4; 31W“ or 5C q 3.11‘: “m _nr , S‘ a "q m? O "In"??? s ‘Pin, patcnt-lcathsr bags and bells. PtlrsvtllialS Mayor A,.,,,_.-,l was ,,.,,,.,,d._,ccd So so)» M \ '4 P. h‘ students. A sonzil hour follr _ell nninyiarnis and tins (lctiitll aiortel U,“ m? Ms, mhmsv pn,,.,,,_ b Cm,’ V-,ce_p,.c5-,d.,,,_ Gun-g“ YNP-"md Fltllc" mas“ ‘n a B“ when rcfrcshmcrrs \\'l""E sciwed b1 fiirairciril disaster \‘i1\Cl‘t‘ they were , am" gm,“ ,,,,,.a,,, m‘, a,»

~ML and Mm Jamls luccalh Oliscam The rink committee is mmgham G“““m3" Sfhml‘ EV” the committee in charge. M" applied. Now that the apple mnr- 8,036,, o; qphnn gaqnqng n15 a —_- rarzewflnlzrnacirikrigiirer? thh/lifungrrililonoi headedpBY Charlie Hogan and ‘he sCnmthbel lcfttolgxfokdli) livccgrs fir?‘ Georg“ Clark“ Mrs‘ HE- C1-1F‘l=- kct has been dealt a severe 171°“ ghod shoe l; biiv carlv because l - *1‘ 1” ~ 3 ‘g- * ~ - i . r\ N153 i‘ ‘"1 C L‘ ' v‘ o‘ d Mrs. A- izrmors arc beirrv forced to turn F’ _‘ = ' . ' w i ‘

.- * < .-' £~ is ill c is undsi th. _ __ - MT“- “luwd swt” a“ ' r t g (S w.th so roan) of the firs. “(an on Friday at humlhcrs‘ chgirmacnosxhllrg o? Jim l-larris. {Mfnctxhc hi]; hid f.‘ [mm 17911 silliphllnl- —— 5 in oihor gilclrls from the gnird gp-mtzg ,ash-,,,,,S__,,.,,h grey sum-v, Mommy _ Tuesdav 7:45. A mmnn- 1 E0 Eu Pdrltmtlli,

_ _. h ,_ > _ H, . ‘Iks [Mayor PM"! t’ lllflf°_f__llffn“_ > a ___ _...~-_~ erith and irrigation systems ii-ill ,.,,, av}. bum and with the '

fine many fr reiiils of unit's Agxiillfilhgubllflc 151,115; ‘$35 m“ Speaking as a suuatlrnng. ni.d- 0.1mm“. “t, l. pl'l)\l(|4\ new crops and new silurccs grxnu“? dmsses ma, _,.,,,, Wm, “n. m, “my o, “n, early “,3”, Yvonne r QDiKDH R,o. naroldfihmlps1orFllvvlnlgiltiiiiii-lfi; and although ii was a very cold dl°""g°d 121113" of f?“ Col," " ‘ 01 mmmc dun"? 1119 Cmllmg def» voiir fur coats. D c , D D J n . OPIOME MST in»! to corn sic is a , . _ lbl . ‘ hi r: crcnce 0 (“r o , 1 . > . - earn an urye n. d e ey l Prince Count)’ Hospital. having en,- nightd theéela‘, was a first)’ otlartii Zaawheed traces arid utrcacnbare C“ ‘ngnuflganiuerégingthf "if? summer. P‘ mgge polities":riipzngpaihfiré-lgatéfg: L) m.“ hm I a" n r ‘ l," numbed 1r ' “d. t d ‘ trea- i . e manage c i g - . _ . "- _ _ _ 'l'LI‘l c coorac on romance ‘m: iris Fu 1r o 111i @120 c632“, Rink h“, co_ope,a,cd by lglucgwgs ngtagiasilvratiféi. iiergihixifg w. rd met ‘in?iiiagnzrhofirllvusqeéczfi: {Atstthel lannualAbulsiness git-suns shoe lasmm“ b“ ‘i m“ bf w“ Bu“ BART I I l Glssses Fitted

' ' ' . - __ ~ . P“ I‘ ~ _ n . 0in‘s ngicflfl iurci. l= m and lacv for many o you " r ‘;sso shorts ‘Cm- ‘

_—__ closmg down t" ‘he nigh," 5' profession with tho sincrrifl "1 H"? ‘g - - ‘ ‘ 051MB H" ' . .. . _ ' ~ » ~ - , Crarloud. held last Monday even- < d-- l _ s at nl-lcalher ‘ “"- ~i ‘Zgirsi. ‘Yin?iidrrp-qhflgunrihfizsiise J n His Salary is "my 28 per Cunt Insmutc Ode‘ and rcpeahng [he llltl-klldwfls 1'9\'9311‘(1 111311 the “"51" oroinpthz now low "d" C1111?’ 8nd lilfillllullhl? Melmue" 1 a t“ 127 1 m l 1 Jm a m w '9 1- - ' b15115!‘ 1-113“ l" 1939- °”’°‘1~ age Sunda attendance had more D~Q t--are your dish. And l “d by "Pwlllhntllf- lfler spcndmr: a wee-i m Borden. Ffggtnwn || |c|ll| y Th", were twgnty-[hrpp mem- ~ ~ Y . 1S8?’ W - i 1 ma‘ 3119s‘ or h“ so“ and daughmr- - F ch With Tears bers present including two who ma“ doubled’ “Ieckly swings 1?" if Ywire devmed to flats’ the“ “ANITOBA; L‘EG_I'_SL“'“T‘“'_ATURE REGENT THEATRE BLDG. m‘ - " increased By more than one third. IPQ patent flats that look like r summer u‘ 5mm"?

paid their fees and two newly @11- rolled members who also paid their fees.

The minutes of

Lloyd In- _ and the rectory debt had been cut little boys‘ dancing pumps. to less than one-half of the pre-

vious year's figure. The rector at»-

m-law. Mr. and Mrs.

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WTNNLPDG. Jan. H --tCPl — T-he first session of Manitoba's 23rd Legislature will not open until ,

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B. F. Hunter, R.O.

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Baker of Surrmerside visited in Freetown on Sunday with Mrs. Baker's sister

"As a result, I haven't been able to buy a suit since i934.“ he

n“, December Production. Young Gail’ GT8? and

ion on Friday evening. Mr. Alfred Reeves and Walter that slowly but SélrClY dR-ratmxg ceive them, d d and Mn James Moore m Mn Ear, s,“ schools are being raine o sulcs were or ere . Frank Myers’ ground, WM“ 5a,, wmye the Is B ma