MARCH 6. 1954

T1133: WESTERN GUARDIAN

GEORGE CLOW and

House Phones:

The Guardian may be

following stores

Ben Bookstore. Kelly's

Alyre water

Doucette'e Grocery. Second Street; Vince's Grocer!-

frnixco comers OFFICE 3 Summer Street, Summerside. Phone 8031 News. Subscriptions. Advertising Representative

GEORGE WOTTON 8032 and 8033 bought at any of the in Summerside:

summer Street; Gourlies Drugstore, 21 Central Street; New-stand. VI(ater Street; Mark Gaudet, 67 Granville Street;

Street; Island Motor Transport.

13) Russell Street; Enman's Sell- 3grVICe Drug Store; Fred's Grocery. Convent Street.

sterling Hunter, Ben Champion and K. L. Waite, Kensington. WEST PRINCE OFFICE

Alberton: Frank Weeks. Representative. Phone: 68-2 Office and 68-3 House.

..1)RI-SSS UP your rcoma with

N. 5.21 of the new 1954 wallpapers ill decorating ideas. Write or gkne Ken Brammcr. 4.3-31, Ken-

iiiigtoii.

..n.n'.iioND GRANT. 0.D.. op- mmeiiisi. will be in his 0'Learv attire each Saturday. For appoint- ments contact Pate & Co. ..ltl-IGl'l.Alt skating Bedeque rirk tilnlllhi, Saturday. old tim- ,,,, ..pei-i.iliy invited. Skating 8.00 L, piiiii. Admission 25 cents.

-31 i All NI GA SH CHURCH- -n,,.,,i;;h a regrettable error in; ”i51r:'tI'i)'S Guardian, (I picture oi” '”.. )1.,.ion Church at Miminigaslt 3.1..-.it-rl as the parish hall of the r'.,itiiiI:-- Mission of St. 'liliorrias.i FJi”)ltr Rozid.

,tntiR(ill N0'l'i('l-3 - Funda- Biiptist Church. Central

ryirvilii

p,.lmitii-. .N'tintia,v, March Tth.

M,”-ning service 10.45:. evening

"'i,li Rm-. Earl Smith. minister. A

,.,,,-.i ii WPICOIUG to all. Personals

-)il'S. Denzil Delaney, her

iauelitcr Diane. and Miss Edwina Delaney motored from Summer- ude iii Charlottetown one day this reek 5-

Springfield Down Stanley: 4-1 In Series Opener

Tho Springfield Royals defeated,

the Siaiiloy Bridge Rockets 4-ii last nigh. in Kensington Rink in, the first game of a two gfifflfly

tnial goal intermediate C play-oft SPIIOS

Friink hlcCarvIlle scored three goals for Springftpid and George Wat-on one. The”. Stanley goal was scored by B. c Reid in the third period. Stanley lost the use of Arnold MacLcan.who was for- cod to retire from the game with I knee injury.

The teams play again tonight It Kt-nsington in the final game. Suriirriary: -- Firet Period

l-Springfield, F. McCarville 2-Springfield. F. MrCarville 3 Springfield, G. Watson PPfl?1Ii)'I N. Simpson

Second Period . I Springfield. F. McCarvIlle Penalty; B. Graham.

Third Pt-rind .'i Stanley. B. Reid Prrialiies: G. Watson, E Biiriw.

Borden sisiiii Defeat side 4-0

riin Borden National Sisters dc- itiliPd the Summersidc Capital 5l!iPi'I 4-0 last night at Borden it the second game of the Eastern Frince play-offs. The Borden girls look the round 4-0 and will meet the l'-Zlmsdale girls in the Prince County finals.

liiihs MacDohald scored three

Iris for Borden last night and

IFIFY Mcwilllama one.

1 Scoring-None. Penalties-None. Second Period l--Borden. B. MacDonald. (Bruce) 7-Borden. B. MacDonald. (Hewett) Penalties: None. Third Period 3-Borden. S. McVVilllama. (MacLeanl 4-Borden. B. MacDonald, vbloonan)

llew llnnan Notes

-Friends and neighbors of Mrs. HPnr.V Mouse will be pleased to know site is coming along good in tho Prince Cotmty Hospital where rhr is it pptient with a broken hip

Dir Orel De-Roche of Mtscnuche. Wllrd with Mr. John Melanie and Mr. William Hcgarty recently

Mr. Edward Wright who is em- vlbred at the Crystal Dairy. sum- merslde. spent Monday evening a! M5 home in New Annan.

Ftierida of Miss Efnellnr March bank will be sorry to hear she is Enlllltifnt in Prince County Hm-

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- MI and Mrs. George Boaudrault "Id two children have left on re "ml to their bump in Western cmldn after spending two weeks "mini: with Mre Belludrauitfs mir- Pills, Mr. and Mrs. Edison Dalzell.

lvmn-thy goes out to Mr. James 'niiilln in the death of his mother 'IlICh at-cured on Feb. til, at the We of as ye",

wilt and Mrs. Leslie Simmons. -yr. Walter Simmons and Mr. wil-

l'Im, mime left recently for orida.

.Mrii, Ernest Waite and family 1" Wendlhl I few weeks with her "hfh Mr. Jamee Tuplln.

V'- Arthur Wright was a recent ""0? to Gama-icraide. -AV.

-SKATING TONIGHT, Borden Rink, 8-10 P.M.

-TRUCKING H068 from Kln- kora. Middleton, Newton, Bede- que, Carleton, Fernwood. and Tryon. every Tuesday for Canada Packers. Telephone Borden 55-12. Maurice Larsen.

-RESERVE March "Oklahoma"! Presented by Ken- sington High School Student Council in King George Hall at 8:15.

10th for

-I WILL be absent from my law offices in Summerslde and OiLeary from March 8th to 27th inclusive. W. Chester S. MacDon- u.d.

-Bl-IAIFTY CBUNSEILOR rep- . rcsentative for Summersidc and vicinity. Mrs. Marion Fisher. 36

SIPYHOH Park, Phone Summeraide 7702.

-C H ll R C H OF ENGLAND Church Services for the New Lon- don Parish. on Sunday, March 'lth, the 1st. Sunday in Lent. Rector. Rev. W. Eric Ingraham. St. Thoma.a'. French River. Holy Communion ii a. in. St. Stephen's. Burlington. Ev- ening Prayer 2.30 p, in. St. Mark's. Kc-nsington, Sunday School 6.30 p. in. Flvening Prayer 7.30 p. m. Everybody welcome.

- MAGISTRATITS COURT - In County Magistrate's Court at Summerside yesterday before Mag- istrate R. S. Hinton. QC. e resi- dent. of St. Louis was charged with breaking 36 window panes in the C.N.R. station at St. Louis, and was fined C20 and costs and or- dered to pay all damages. A man charged with creating a distur- bance at Mt. Pleasant rink was fined s15 and costs. A charge of impaired driving against a rest- dent of Port Hill was adjourned for one week. Three speeders, from Siimmerslrle. Breadalbane. and O'Leary. were each fined :10 and costs.-S

Kensingion and Vicinity

-Mrs. Keir Clark was a visitor to Charlottetown on Tuesday and visited her uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs, Charles Beer, West Roy- airy.

Mr. Emmett Clow of Emerald. retired section foreman was a passenger by train to Summerside on March. 3

Mr. Harold Palmer. Kenalngton. is receiving the congratulations of neighbours and friends on his winning honorable mention for his entry in the all-Canadian 1953 competition. The Guernsey annual representing his entry was Maiden Hillts Patrician.

Mr. Joseph Fisher of Fort Augustus, attended the funeral of the late Gt-rvnse McLellan at St.

Mary's Church and cemetery, In- dian River

Mr. George Mccruirlr. Clinton. was a visitor to Summeniidc on

March 2. Mr McGulrk has recent- ly returned from an extended trip to Boston.

Mr, Evans Inglis visited summer- side on March 3.

Mr. William Buchanan. retired section foreman. was a recent vis- itor to Summerslde.

Mr. and Mrs. Heath Caaley were visitors to Summei-side on March 2

Messrs. Willard Riley; and Harry Paynter of Clinton. were recent vlsiliora to Summersidi-.

bar- vis- on

Mr. J Augustine Gallant, rister of Siimmorside. was a ltor to Albrrton and Tirzniah March 2

Miss Amelia Mctellan of Boe- ton. waa called home suddenly by the death other brother. Gervase. She came by car from Saint. John with her nephew, Aloysius McLellan who is I aruizalst in saint John, NB. They were ec- compnnied from Falrvlcw. N.B.. by Mr. Joseph Beamillh. who is I relative of the wife of the deceased Gervxiiie Mr-Lellan.

Mrs J. 8. Perry. Mr.-. George sheen and Mr. Roland Sheen of Summer-sltle. were visitors to Ken- singtnn on 'nieada,v evening.

Their many friends will be trim to hear that Irene and Helen Dim- phv have rt-tufned to their homes after several weeks In the Prince County Hospital. Thev are daugh- ters of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Dunphy. Kenslngfon.

Mr. and Mrs. I;-lie Simmons of snmrri-rside. Mr. Walter Simmons and William I). Profitt at nomina- ton. left hv motor car on Wednes- rlav morning for Florida. In rout). me. win mgtre imvprnl short stone in wave rncl-nil cltlea. Th-V will

an sunnrintcnd the dig-vine of 1m ,...,-... nf eat-Iv potatoes -wtanted hv Mr. fllmmone in

..,.y-mpg.-Mn with a Florida nnlata an-aw:-r. Hitch ant-rnrlee and ''II''''- n... i- ow-mmendshl-. and is an effective way of circumventing tf"

customs embareo. i 5

Allierton Anti Vicinity

Mr. Erskine Campbell, Albert-on. is confined to his home by lllnees.

Mr. Howard Bowneas, Alberton, is a patient in the Western Hos- pital.

An Alberton curling rink skip- ped by Frank Bryan motored to Summerside last night to partl- cipatc in friendly gamer members of the Eummerside Club. Other team members are G. J. ohnaton. Clayton Travers and Dr. rville Phillips.

The long awaited game between the Alberton Regal: and the O'Leary Maroona takes place to- night at Albert-on. The Olienry team 1'iiVO a strong 8-: lead in their two-game total goal inter- mediate "B" series.

The Dock Women's Institute has secured for their school a combina- tion radlo and record player of the latest type being used in edu- cational work and one that is highly recommended by the Dept. of Education for use in schools. The presentation was made yester- day afternoon by Mrs. Erskine iClark. president of the Institute. and Mrs.yLloyd Wilkle. vloe-presi- dent. The teacher in this school in Mrs. Joseph Callaghan.

The World Day of Prayer was observed in Alberton Friday af- ternoon when a large group of women assembled in the United Church hall at 3 p.m. The theme of this year's service. prepared by Dr. Sarah Chakko of India. was, "That they may have life." The service was conducted by Mrs. A. C. Green of the United Church, Miss Maud Dyer of the Anglican

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! Snort Elise: I-1 From I

Prince county I

Vance Harris and Paul Scbur- man, the two members of the' Acee hockey team who played with the Islanders at Charlottetownlaat Thursday night, impressed the fans favorably, Harris scored a spectac- ular goal on a clearing pass that gave him a breakaway to the cage. and almost. duplicated the achieve- ment e. little later but McMeekln outfoxed him. Schurman engin- eered some neat plays with Harris

and Ritchie, which. with a little luck might have blinked the red light.

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True, the Atlantics were not in their usual bruising mood. but both Harris and Schurman are sturdy. if a little on the light side, and with experience might weather the heavy bumping pretty well. The boys are enthusiastic about the way they were treated by coach Bucko Trainer and his players. "A friend- ly bunch of fellows" was the way they summed it up.

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Although the hockey played Thursday night was not the body bashing kind we're likely to see in the play-off next week; yet. it had its share of nicely executed plays, and the spirited gauging attacks, especially on the Islanders cage, kept the fans vocal. This 1954 edition of the Islanders. with the addition of the big defence-man. O'- Connor, might just take the high- riding Halifax boys to get into the finals with one of the Cape Breton learns. They've done I little better than split even with the Atlantlcs all season, and the new rearguard, highly recommended by Palladinal with whom he played. might spelli

Church and Mrs. F. J. Carpenter of the Presbyterian Church. Spe- cial prayers were offered by Mrs. C. H. Weeks, Mrs. A. R. Wallis, Mias Eva Dyer. Mrs. J. R. Mc- Mahon, Mrs. C. W. Hayes and Mrs. L. L. Wilkie. The address was given by Mrs. George Killen, who based her message on the

the difference between defeat andj victory. l I C C

Now is the lime to revive the palaver on the big swim Messrs Lucas Allen and have been so

I theme of the service. The offer- ing waa received by Mrs. J. W. Waugh and Mrs. L. 8. Learn. The church hall was beautifully ar- ranged for the service by Mrs. Jesse Matthews, Mrs. L. B. Leard and Mrs. A. R. Wallis. As the ladies arrived they were greeted by Mrs. C. H. Weeks and Mrs. G. H. Hardy.

Olteary And Vicinity

0'Leary Women's Institute. met at the school for their March meeting. Next meeting will be April 6 and the lunch committee will be Mrs. Foster Ellis, Mrs. Ira Ellis, Mrs. Billie Ellis. Miss Elma Ellis. It was decided to hold a pantry sale in early March.

Miss Adell MacAu.sland who has been a student nurse in the Prince County hospital in Bummerslde, ta now apendtrig some time at her home in Bloomfield.

Mr. and Mrs. William Ellis of Summemslde. were visitors to the home of Mrs. E':lll.s' aister. Mrs. W. N. Mecwlllliune and Mr. Mac- Wllliams in O'Leary on Wednes- day evening.

Mrs. John Gallant and her daughter, Mrs. Elmer Ptxueau of Summeraidu, were visitors to Wood- stock rectonliy. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Gaudet. A.ccamipany- trig thorn on the return trip was Mr. Gilbert Gaudet. who ll touring the Island on business.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gallant of Charlottetown. spent a few days visiting with friend: and relatives in Woodstock and vicinity.

Mr. and Mrs. Urban Plneou have returned to ,their home in Wood- stock. after spending two weeks with relatives in Mlaoouche and vicinity.

Mr. Dan Saunders and Mr. Lloyd Matthews of o'Lca.ry. left

in the interest of their business.

The many friends of M:-e. Gilbert Gaudet. of Woodstock. are sorry to hear that aha is confined to her home through illness and hope to see her back to health eoon again.

Mr. Ray Rooney and his broth- er Gerald, who were called home due to the health of their moth- er. Mrs. James Rooney in Mill River, have returned to Toronto.

Mr. William M.acKi.i-inon. M.r. Cecil Maioxinnon and son Roger of Mt. Pleasant. were visitors to O'l.cary recently.

Mr. John Wagner of Br-entford. Ontario, attended the funeral of his brother Keith who wee buried in the Baptist cemetery. West. De- von. Mr. Wagner was killed .In a car accident in Ontario.

Miss Mary Milllgan of Mt. Plea- sant, is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mn Prelim Culleum in Weet.Devon for a few deye.

mu Faith Maobonaid, who la attending high school in 0'Leery. epent the week-and with her parentq Mr. and Mn. damee MacDonald Portage.

Mr. and Mre. Kenneth Mathe-

Mru D. A. Maclacherrt of Pr-ieet Pond, P.l.I., ll vilitlng with he: brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Upton seamen in O'beai7. C.

ANTI-Ill)! PIIPAII

for the mainland on Wednesday 51

P. the national asst-mbly.

tsportsmen and they all seem to

think that such an event would be M1 and Mrs. Freddie 'ru1-nenl 9 Nod mnnst atiracunn I" ”"r'W1!15i0e. and V-ht! M1965 R35 And dare Capes was a recent visitor at. E M19 Islimdv bl" Yl0b0dY (1095 5”Y' Isabel Donald of Charlottetownithe home of Mr. and Mrs. Sam

thing about it. organizing such a gala event might take 8, lot of do-, lng. but we have a lot. of business? men on P.E.I. who could handle the project if they worked together. The good points in this pmject i'hBVE been discused pr:-'ty freely, end no one has mentioned the dis- advantages. though dcubtlcss thrre are some of those too. About the only feasible way to settle the mat- ter ont-iway or the other is to have a meeting somewhere when the pros and cons could beithrrtshed out and further action taken if deemed advisable. We think Mr. Pendergast or Mr. Allen should get this pre- liminary meeting started and then we could see how the affair would pan out.

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Hompion and Vicinity

Miss Betty Myers. nurse in Windsor General Hospital. has been a most welcome visitor

among relatives and friends, guest of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. John H. Myers.

Mr. and Mrs. Boyd E. MacQuar- rit-. and Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Wood left here by motor, for an extend- cd visit among relatives in the beautiful state of Florida.

Mr. Mark Cameron has return- ed from a brief. but enjoyable visit to relatives and friends in Truro.

Week-end visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Murchison Mac- Eachern included: Mrs. C. E. Mac- Eachern. sons Douglas and Harvey and grandson Lea.

It is pleasing to report our sick in the district are now rapidly recovering. following good medical and nursing care. including: Mrs. W A. MacQuarrle, Mr. Murchison MacEachern. Miss Betty MacDon-

d.

Week-end visitors to the city in- cluded: Mr. Richard Howatt. Mrs. Gordon Vlllett. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Fall.

During the latter part of the week, motorists of this district have been reporting much diffi- culty ln navigating the unpaved portions of the Trans-Canada Highway between Bonshaw and Charlottetown.

Relatives and friends of the Roberts family, residing on the HcKcnna Road. connecting the Appln Road with the road leading to Kelly's Cross. are extending much concern and sympathy to this family. In the serious head injuries sustained by their son, by a kick from a horse, as be (their son) was harnessing a horse to drive to school. Best wishes for complete recovery. under skil- lul hospital treatment. and care. are accorded this young boy.

Mr. Joe MacDonald has return- ed home. following it visit among friends in Toronto.

Improvement in the condition of Mrs. Boswell and Mr. Shaw. patients In the P. E. I. H0!DiIaI.i also in the case of Mrs. Harry Mackenzie. is pleasing news to -relatives and friends. who maki- dallv Inquiries regarding the health of these patients.

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that Nationalist China is atertlimz active preparations for an attack on the Red-held mainland end' "if believe the counter-att.ack..shnuldl not be far away." in a report tnt crien do-I clared that all efforts are betngi directed toward a successful inva- sion of the mainland. but he did

rm: GUARDIAN. mum OTyTl:j-TOWN

Plan To Present lrish Drama Al Summerside

-st. Patrick's Day in Summer- side will be celebrated this year with the presentation of a real Irish drama "The Bells of shan- non" irrider t.hc'directlon of Margaret Wedge who hea directed these St. Patrick's plays for the benefit of st. Mary's Convent for a number of years and has always turned out a. play worthy of the occasion.

The members of the out working hard on the play and cording to advance report of the performance it will be one of the best for some years. Lovers of good Irish entertainment are look- ing forward to attend this annual play and hearing the old lrish songs that everyone loves be he Irish or not. The specialties be- tween the acts are being given especial attention this year and everything points to an evening's entertainment that will send ev- eryone home happy.

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Alma and Vicinity

-Mr.

Hillary Klnch, Malagash.

N.S., spent a few days recently visiting his sister, Mrs Wilfred -Dunn, Alma.

Mrs. Frank Yeo, Eiirrisdale, is

spending a few days visiting her aunt. Mrs. William Mountain, Alma.

MI. Jamm Johnston, Summer- side. was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Johnston on Feb 2.1.

Mr. and Mrs. Pauiinus Kelly, Roseville, were guests of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dunn on Feb. 2!.

Jim Pendergast Mr. Albert Wallace returned to long advocating for Saint John the narrow neck of water between spending a few weeks visiting re-.ployed in New Brunswick, spent Borden and Cape Tormentine. We latices have talked to quite a number of Elmgdale,

on Feb. 22 after

in Tignish. Alma, and

were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Donald recently.

Mr. and Mrs. John Platts and daughter were guests of Mr and lvlrs. How- ard Dunbar on Feb 38.

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Barbour.

IAlmn, were visitors to Charlotte-.

town recently.

Mr. Archie Rayner, who is tak-

ing a mechanic's course at the Vocational Training School in spent the week

Chiarlottetown, Iending Feb. 27 at his vliome in "Alma.

Mrs. Harry Barbour. Alma. spent a few clays recently visiting her brotlier-Ln-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Adams, Knutsford.

Mr. Elmer Kinch of Halifax visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Klnch, Alma. recently. On ,the return trip he was accompan- .led by h-is son. Billy. who spent the past couple of months with his grandparents in Alma and Tig- nish.

Mrs. Sherman Yeo and family of Saint John. N. B., are visiting Mrs. Yeo's parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Gordon. Alma.

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HAPPY SUNBEAMS MISSION

The Happy Sunbeam Mission Band. Carleton Branch of Cape Traverse United Church. met at the home of Lloyd and Dawna Muttart for their regular monthly meeting on February 19. The pre- sident. Gail Quisley. presided and opened the meeting with the singing of "This la my Father's World". Mrs. A. A. Meocailum led the devotional period. Pas- eages of scripture were read by Buly MacMicken and Lloyd Mut- tart. The offering, which amount- ed to 31.75 was taken by Linda Paynter and dedicated by Mrs Maocallum.

Hymn. "Jesus Loves the Little Children" was sung. The chapter "By the side of the Trail" was read from the study book andd1a- cuased. The Mission Band purpose was repeated, followed by prayer by Joyce Lord.

Roll call was responded to by 25 members. and three visitors were present. Frankie Cairns was wel- comed as a new member. Lloyd Maccalium. Bobby Lavoie. Mrs. Maccaull and Mrs. Harper have birthdays in February and the birthday song was sung for them. A solo by Gail Quigley, "When He Cometh" was much appreciated.