JULY 15, 1952 THE WESTERN

GUARDIAN

PRINCE COUNTY OFFICE

3 Summer Street. Summerside.

News. Subscriptions, Advertising Representatives GEORGE GLOW and GEORGE WIYITON

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-nl-ISERVE Thursday, July 17th for Ice Cream Social. Sale of lunches in Clermont School.

JOAT RACES at lllalpeque .m July 16th. Send entries to Charles Chan1Pi0": M11113 9 Q U '3- llrizes for races. Admission to hi-nunds, 25 cents

-PICTURES at Bedeque School. Wednesday night, July 16th. Island and other interesting scenes by Rev. Burton Crowe. Sale of candy. Admission free. Bcdeque W. I.

-ENGAGEMENT A Mrs. R. Brewer Auld wishes to announce the engagement of her daughter. Nettle Katherine, to Charles Rus- 5011, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clar- pncc R. Kinnic, Yarnioutli, N. S. 'l'llP. wedding is planned for Sol- in-day, July 19, at 5.00 o'clock p. ill. at Freetown United Church.

-ENGAGEMEN .-Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd 1. Inman, Augustine Cove. wish to announce. the engagement of their only daughter, Doris Avis. to Gordon Ellsworth son of Mr. and Mrs. Art Newsomc, Augustine. Cove. Marriage to take place in the near iulure.

--ROTARY LUNCIIEON - The icguiar weekly lunclicon meeting of the Summerside Rotary Club was held yesterday at noon with the vice-president, T. Earle Hick- ey, C.A., in the chair. The guest speaker was Rev. Rotariaii Char- les S. Linkletter of Atlant"'. Ohio. who addressed the members on the topic "Rotary in the Conimuii- lty and Around the World". At the request of the club he induct- ed into the club as a new member, Group Captain A. G. Kenyon, coin- manding olTlcer of the 11. C. A.F. station, Summerside. There were two guests present. Rotarlan J. B. Tarlton, Fredericton, N.B.. and Dr. Tidmarsh of Charlottetown: S

-VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL- The closing exercises of the Vaca- iion Bible School held in the Un- ited Baptist Church in Knutsford for ten days was held on Friday night, July 11th in the church. There was a good attendance. The school was conducted by two young ladies from the United Bap- tist Training School in Moncton, N. B., Miss Wagner and Miss Len- iiintlne. There was an enrollment of thirty-two Sunday school stu- dents divided into two groups, Junior and Senior. Miss Wagner presided and Miss Lonnintine was the organist. The children sang fifteen different choruses they had learned and recited Scripture memory verses. Their posters and shadow work which they had made was shown and admired by the parents. Little Miss V.-ilcric Mac- Willlams gave an interesting Flati- nelgraph talk and certilicates were presented to those who had perfect attendance. An offering was taken for the Vacation School work mid appreciation for the fine services of the leaders was voiced by the nastor. Rev. 0. 0. Ilowlett. The young ladies will now go to Tryon.

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i CHICKENS

1500 FOUR-WEEK-OLD

IIEAVY BREED MIVED

SEX CIIICKENS

25c Each

3. ll. PENDLETON '

Kenslngion

-ICE CREAM SOCIAL and dance. Seven Mile Bay Hall, Wed- nesday, July 16th.

-CUNAMYS COAL unloading st Borden. Get some now and be pre- pared. P. J. Mclnnis, Borden.

-STRAWBERRY festival to be held on grounds North Bedeque Church, Tuesday evening, July 15th. ;

-COME! I-learl Evangelist Ken- neth Chapman, from Tennessee at Fundamental Baptist Church, Central Bedeque. Nightly 8 p.m.

-KNIGHTS OF Columbus boys camp. Applicants for second camp will report at the Summerside Home at six o'clock Friday even- ing, July 18th.

-- LEAVE ron CAMP - Tnel following girls of the 0'Lenry Un- ited Cnuroh C.U.I.T. left yester- day afternoon to attend the C. G.- I. T. camp at Augustine Cove: Sus- anne Wedge, Georgia. Yen and Al- berto McAusland.

-THE SECOND Knights of Columbus boys camp will open at

North Rustlco on Friday, July llith. Applications are available from George Clow, Guardian Of-

fice, Summerside.

-DIED SUDDENLY-I-lis many friends will be shocked to learn of the sudden death, yesterday morn-. ing at 5.30, of Mr. James Nelson McGauhey, at the early age of 28 years. lie was a son of Mrs. Ag- nes and the late Charles Mc- Gaughey and had been active and around as usual the day of his death and had attended church. Last Tuesday he was brat man at the wedding of his sister. A doc- tor was summoned to his home on First Street, when he was found ill. but death from a heart attack ensued very suddenly. He was an employee of the C. N. R. His re- mains are resting at the home of his brother-in-law. Peter Mulligan. liinkora, until Wednesday. July 16.

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-MARRIED RECENTLY - A very pleasant and enjoyable eve-3 nlng was spent at the home nil lllr. and Mrs. Llewellyn Sharp of Wcst Devon on June 25th in hon- or of their daughter, Vivian Elvira, who was married on June lrith to Mr. Harrison James of Clialotteloivn. Delicious refresh- ments wcre served and the bride received many useful and ser- viceable gifts including a sum of money. The young couple were married in Charlottetown at 9 a. in. on June 14th. The bride was dressed in a suit of white with pink accessories. After the wed- ding the happy young couple went on a honeymoon trip through the Annapolis Valley. They received a number of love- ly gifts in Charlottetown from friends and relatives.

-HOCKEY CLUB PICNIC-The "Freetown Royals” hockey club held their annual picnic on July 12th at Cavendish Beach for the second year. For 9. number of years previously it had been held at Chelton shore. All the players and their friends were glad of the opportunity to meet together and enjoy the outing. and everyone en- joyed the swimming and took part in the games and other activities. The highlight of the afternoon was a softball game between the Blues and the Whites, the former win- ning lll-12. The club then drove to Charlottetown where they en- joyed I supper at the "Rendez- vous". After the supper the mem- bers attended the night horse rac- ing and all expressed themselves as being very grateful to their manager, Mr. Robert Jardine, for his efforts in arranging so suc- cessful I picnic. S.

The phrase "pin money" began in the 14th century when pins were very costly and considered a luxury item.

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R. C. SHEA, Kinkora, P. E. I.

I AND A( N Illl NouinAHinir.An LUHIINI

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SUMMERSIDE

AT A DANCE

RECREATION HALL.

R. C. A. F. ASSOCIATION

"PRESENTS CENTRAL BAND OF THE II. C. A. F.

in the ' Summerside,

ON TUESDAY, 15th JULY, 1952. Dancing 9-1:00 a.m. AST -- Adm. 32.00 per couple

WING N0. 200

TOBEHELD

R. C. A. F. STATION:

, their rapid

' solo "Great Is Thy Falthfulness."

Capacity House Greets Minstrels Al Summerside

A eepecity audience in the Can- adian Legion hell last evening sreeted the Holy Name Minstrels from Charlottetown as they open- ed : one-night stand performance in the Legion hall.

Backed up by a. circle of pretty girls, the four end men, Elmer Gallant, Connie Leclalr, Art Mur- ray and Walter Murray, kept the audience rolling in the aisle: with cross fire and jokes. The show was well staged. fast and clean from start to finish and there was never a dull moment.

There was plenty of musclal and vocal talent as. well as humor and as each artist put on his or her act they were greeted with well earned applause.

Leo Chalsson. the interlocutor, had a great deal of trouble with the four dark gentlemen, First and Second Tambo and First and sec- ond Bones, but of course this is the thing that all interlocutors always have to contend with and it was all in the spirit of good clean fun.

The lads and lassies of the Merry Minstrels are assured of a royal welcome whenever they a- gain choose to come to Summer- side with their show. The perfor- mance was staged under auspices of the Legion and the proceeds are for the Mayor's Rink Fund. S

Special Service - Al Ml. Pleasanl Nazarene Church

On Sunday afternoon. July 13th. there was ii special dedication ser- vice at the Mount Pleasant Church of the Nazarene. The church has been completely remodeled. vene- tian bllnds have been installed and the interior has been remodelled and painted.

The district superintendent, Rev J. H. MacGregor of Amherst. N. S. was the guest speaker and brought an inspiring message on ”The dedication of a. temple in solo- mon's time". Rev. Mr MacGregor was assisted by Rev. Roy T. Sel- lick. Oxford, N. 5.. one of the evangelists of the Nazarene Church. Rev. Fred Millan, led the song service and was heard in 9. fine

The pastor. Rev. W. C. Wilcox of Elmsdale presided. There was a large congregation and the serviecl was most inspiring.

WIIETSOIIZIS

-The many friends of Mr. Stewart Affleck, Bedeqize, are sor-' l'y to hear that he is a patient in the Prince County Hospital.

THE GUARDIAN. CI-IARLOTTETOWN

Of Summerside Town Council

In the lblence of Mayor Henry W. ,Wedge, Acting Mayor T. D. Morrison presided at last night's meeting of the Summerside Town Council. All the councillors were present.

Town bills paid. amounting to 318,947.81. were approved and town unpaid bllln amounting to 54,741.10 were ordered paid.

Electric light paid bills amount- ing to 3104.83 were approved and electric light unpaid bills amount- ing to 313,140.49 were ordered paid.

The Town clerk announced that as at the end of the month of June taxes amounting to 581,059.00 had been collected. This, he point- ed out, represented fifty per cent of the town taxu payable.

The report of the Police Depart- ment ea presented by councillor Steele recommended that Notre Dame street he made I through street from Central West to the town limits. On motion of Coun- oillor Schurman this recommend- stlon was passed as a resolution and the town by laws will be so amended.

Brief reports from the various councillors were received and tab- led. Councillor Driscoll stated that all the engines at the electric light plant had been completely overhauled now and that every- thing at the plant was in tip top shape.

Councillor Schurman reported that the work of patching the streets in Summerside was now pretty well completed.

Councillor Sheen drew the at- tention of the meeting to the large number of high hedges at many street intersections in Summerside and said that these constituted a menace to driving. This matter was referred to the attention of Councillor Steele of the Police De- partment who said that he would take the matter up with the police and that necessary steps would be taken to remedy this.

Councillor Jenkins submitted a resolution that the following be appointed as a, tax appeal board: Messrs. Donald Stewart, Dr. H. E.

Alberlon Town Council Meeting

Alberton Town Council met in the Court House last evening with mayor C. R. Profit presiding and concillors Profit, Burke, Currie and Matthews in attendance. Minutes were read and adopted. Bills am- ounting to 515700 were ordered paid.

on motion. the finance commit- tee was empowered to borrow a sum not ext-ceding 51200.0-0 for five years, by debenture or otherwise. for payment of sidewalk laid on the west side of Main Street.

-The Misses Norma and Verna, Irving ot' Cherry Valley are visiting: in Charlottetown with their unclc and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. W. Blairl MacDonald.

-Mr. Harry Horton. well known hardware clerk who has had manyi

years experience in his line, has. accepted a position with the Sum-, merslde Hardware Co., Water Street.-S

-Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Whit- ney, of Long Island, are visiting! friends in Summerside. Mr. whit-1 ney is credit supervisor of the Bank of Manhattan. New York. They expect to return home on Thursday. S.l

--Mrs. Allan C. Sergeant, Mrs. John MacPhsil and Miss Elizabeth, MacPhail have returned to Lowellw Mass, after spending a. pleasant vacation in Prince Edward Island. While in Summerside they were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ken-i neth Bell. 5.

Mr. and Mrs. Colby Lewis! Freetown, accompanied by their, daughter Shirley have left by car en route to Boston where they will meet their daughter (Jean), Mrs. Don Longworth and family, who are on their way home from Costa Rica, Central America.

-Miss Anita Laughlln, R.N.. public health nurse, accompanied her cousin, Mrs. John Paul Gag- non (nee Edith Langhlln, Sher- brooke), and Mr. Gagnon and, children on their return by earl to their home in Quebec. Que. where she will spend her vacu-

tion.

Mr. Leighton Warren Com- mercial photographer of Toronto. and Mrs Warren, nee Ruth Mac- Donald, Summerside, returned to their home recently after visiting their respective parents. Mrs Leigh Warren of Charlottetown and Mr. and Mrs. Russel MacDonald, Sum- me-rside.

--Mr. Frank Lcckhart left sum- merside on Monday for Bathurst. N. B.. where he is A leader nt.Elm Tree, an M.R.E.C. camp. and will later be one of the leaders at Camp Wegesegum near chipman, N. 3. He was also with the boys' camp at Augustine Cove early in July. Mr. Lockhart is a son of Dr. and Mrs. A. A. Loclrhart and a then- logical student at Mount Allison University. .

OAMEO THEATRE

Remington

Mon.-Tues. 1:159:15 June I-fever. Mark Stevens in zoo. Century Fox doll of a musical- "OH. YOU BEAUTIFUL DOLL" in Technicolor

With "Cuddles" Sakall, Charlotte Greenwood. Gale Robbins. Comt- hear the songs, "Peg of My Heart" "Ireland Must be Heaven", "Oh, You Beautiful Doll."

Air Marshall W

The dance Orchestra Association don

Monthly Meeting l

Through the

Alberion and Vicinity

Dr. W. A. Shea, Alberton, is a patient in the Western Hospital.

The Misses Bessie and Josephine Smith of Peterboro, Ontario, are visiting at the home of their sis- ter and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Nicholson, Alberton.

'Mr. and Mrs. Beverly Brown,

Clark and Francis J. MacNeill. the chairman to receive the sum of fifteen dollars I sitting and the latter two to be paid the sum of ten dollars each per sitting.

Mr. J. Harold Arsenault was re- appointed as 6. member of the School Board.

There being no further business, the meeting adjourned.

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actions before that date.

STARTS AT Dusk

TUESDAY, ”FULLER BRUSH GIRL"

Starring Lucille Ball l Also 3 Stooge Comedy

Wednesday and Thursday, July 16-17 In Technicolor. "DESTINATION MOON"

Starring John Archer and Warner Henderson.

DRIVE-III THEATRE

GREA T ENTERTAINMENT

sMlA:i,.?i.E? as I O

who have been guests at the home of Constable and Mrs. Sandberg, Alberton, left Sunday for their home in Fredericton, N.B. They were accompanied to Fredericton by Mrs. Sandberg, Catherine and Jane.

Mr. and Mrs." Herbert Matthews and Mr. and Mrs. Erskine Camp- bell returned to Alberton on Sat- urday after a pleasant three-day motor trip to points of interest in New Brunswick and Nova Scotis.

Mr. Byron Weeks arrived at Al- barton last night after spending the past months in Vancouver. BC.', and other Canadian cities. Returning from the, West Coast he visited several American cities and spent some time in Chicago where he attended the Republi- can convention. He is a guest at the home of his arents, Mr. and Mrs. Hunter Wee , Alberton.

NOTICE

Our plant and office will be closed for staff holl-

days from July 21st to August 2nd clients are requested to attend to any business trans-

inclusive. Our

JENKINS BROS. Ltd.

Summerside East

JULY 15th

RAIN OR CLEAR

The R. C. A. F. Recruiting Unit Summerside -

--Presenfs-

THE GENTRAL BAND Of The Royal Canadian Air Force

OTTAWA

Under the direction of Flying Officer Carl Frlberg

In A Band Concert ' At The Memorial Square

SUMMERSIDE

Tonight At 7.30 P. M.

kind permission of 0.11., C.B.E., D.s.o., n.n.. I-.L.D..

. A. Curtis,

Chief of the Air Staff component of this co at tho R.C.A.F. Sta

Enjoy a career In the R.C.A.F.

Band will play for the R.C.A.F. tlon after the concert.

FOR RENT

Drowned In B. 0.

-- A recent article in the "Gold- en Star," newspaper of Golden. B. C.. tells of the death by drowning of nine-year-old Arthur Lang- lands.

The mother of the deceased in I former Islander, daughter of Mn. Arthur C. Gardiner and the late Arthur C. Gardiner of 17';-getown, Following is the article as it ap. peared:

”The Kicking Horse River claim- ed the life of Arthur Langlsnds, nine-year-old son of Mr. and Mn, .1. A. Langlands, on Monday after. noon, June 30th, when he fell into the water and was carried away by the swift current.

"Arthur and a playmate. Gary, Sorley, were palylng on the rive; bank near the railway bridge about 4 p. m.. when the unfortunate lad lost his footing and fell into the fast running stream. His young companion ran for help, but be. fore assistance could arrive the current had canted the lad away.

”The river is fairly high and muddy, and despite a search by the boy's father, the police and a num- ber of volunteers, the body had not been recovered at the time of

going to pres. "Arthur is survived by big par. ents and two younger sisters.'

The Coronation;

JUNE 1953 l Anyone considering attend-g ing by steamship, please con-: tact. the undersigned at an early date as accommodation

is rapidly filling up.

MORLEY M. BELL, Agenhi Summerside l

! FLOWERS A

Alyssum and young Pansy” plants available.

MRS. S. R. PENDLETON, Kensington

OFFICES

On Second Floor Building No. 292 Water Street,

BONGRATIILATIONS TN Mrs. ERVIN CHAMPION

KENSINGTON

A Holder 0f Yellow Ballot No. 3353 And Winner of

The S1,000 GRAND PRIZE

IN THE

Holman Birthday Contest

SUMMERSIDE P. E. I.

pace ELEVEN Professional cards

I. I-'. Hunter II. 0. Summerside. P. I. l.' Complete Vlnnl Anniynn Glucee Fitted PEONI I110

IMALLMANI BUILDING OPTOMETRIST

E. E. Parkman 0pt.D., R.0. OPTOMETBIST GIJIIQI Fltted Eyes Examined Office uonni O to 12 - 1 to I and by appointment Phone 3287

REGENT THEATRE BLDG. Summer St. Summerside

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T. Earle Hickey

Chartered Accountant

F ” Bank of Commerce

Building Summerside. P. I. I. PHONE 2888

W.E. OALLAOHAN

Ph yaician cl Surgeon

omce: 58 Summer Street

Hours 11.00 to 12.00 n. in. 2.00 In 5.00 p. m. 1.00 to 3.00 p. as.

Dial 235!

W. GHESTER S. Macll0NALll

larrlrter, solicitor. Notary Eto. LLB.

Office formerly occupied by late Heath strong. K. 0.

Money to Loan Collections Promptly Attended To.

II. E. ELLIS

Fire - Auto - Casualty INSURANCE

I Summer st. Summerside PHONE 2413

TODAY (Tuesday)

CAPITOL Summerside

2:30 - 'I:ll - D:1I

Ann Sheridan - Victor Mature

in

"STELLA"

She's America's famous working girl with her Uncle Joe on her mind and her handsome Insurance Agent In her heart. She's the girl who had o bed time being good. She's "Stella", trying to keep 2 wolves from the door at the some time.

IT'S GOOD COMEDY - DON'T MISS ITI

REGENT

TONIGHT 7.15-9.15

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