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LOIS E. Cause of Eleonora Beauty Studio will be taking ap- pointments again on Thursday. August lst. '
REGULAR Dance. lrishtowa. Monday. Blue Haven Ramblers. Door prire.
GOSPEL TENT North Bedeque meetings each night at 3 except Suusday.
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idles Dixie Hutt. Aibertoa south is visiting her uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. James lrving. St. shphen. NB. .
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gavin and'
six children. London. Ont. anr visiting Mr. Gavin's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Peter D. Gavin. Alberton south
Ur. and Mrs. Lemont Hut; and their son. Roder. of Alberton South left Saturday afternoon for Cal- gary. Alberta. where they will he guests of Mrs. Hutt's dister and brother-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. lierbert Dargarno. They were ac- ranpanletl by Mrs. Hutt's mother. Mrs. Clifford Gale. who is return- ml is her home in Irooltiine, Mass. and by Mrs. Lemuel Ar- snauit and little daughter Trudy of Alberton who will visit mem- bers of their family in Montreal.
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Mrs. Rosie Hunter left on Sat- urday for her home in Hamilton, Ontario. after spending the past week with he parents. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Wall of Hamilton.
Mr. and Mrs. Cranford McKay, .. ompsnied by their son Robert of Stanley Bridge. were visitors to Hamilton and Baltic on July 7th.
Mrs. William H. Brown. accom- panied by her four children lies- ther. John. Helen and Gary of Kensington. left by train on July 6th. where they will visit Mr. and Mrs. James Wall and Mr. and Mrs. Ear-old Wall. Mr. John Brown be- fore returning. will spend some tlme at Lake Wood Farm. Saint John. NB.
Her many friends will regret to learn Mrs. William Cousins. Mar- gate. is a patient in the Prince 'County Hospital. suffering from a broken bone which she receiv- ed while visiting with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Crozler. Bal- tic. left on July lth for Nova Sco- tla. where they will visit with Mrs. Crorier's sister. Mrs. Marchhank of Truro and with Mr. and Mrs. Roland Crozler of Rockingham. iialifax.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Lockhart, utompanied by thdr two child- ren. Bloyre and Lynn and Mrs. Ernest llryenton of Malpeoue. spent a few days recently with relatives and friends in Bathurst. N.B.
A number from this vicinity at- tended the Junior Farmer's Day held at Charlottetown at July It.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Mackensie accompanied by Miss Wilma Mae- Kensie and Master Myron Mac- Kensle of Baltic. have returned
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Outing To Cavendish Area
some in sick and shut-in pat- ients from Summerside enjoyed a visit to the Cavendish area as guests on the Walter Callow wheel chair bus which made morning and afternoon trips to this scenic section in the National Park on Saturday.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Summerside Branch of the Canad- ian Legion co-operated in the pro- ject and provided box lunches for the patients who were accompan- ied by two members of the Ladies
Auxiliary. Mrs. Harry Bellyeau. and Mrs. Thomas P . and by four members of te legion Branch. George Chappell. Angus Cameron. Alyre Arsenault and Charles Deighsn.
Mrs. Percy Ramsay and Mrs. Bradford Leclair. two members of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Legion. were in charge of the or- ganisation which enabled the sick and shut-in patients to enjoy the ride and visit to Cavendish.
Sudden Death Of Alberton So. Man
The death of Mr. Herbert Avery occurred early Saturday evening at his home in Alherton South. within a few days he would have attained the age of sixty years.
A son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Avery. he has lived all his life in Alberton South where he engaged in the fishing indus- try. He will be missed not only by his family but by many friends
and neighbours who knew him ssi
a good and kind man.
At the time of his death he was secretary-treasurer of Alberton loath school district.
In use he was married to Rosel- la Arseaault of Howlan who sur-
vives him. They have eight child-I
no of whom the youngest is eight years. They are Mrs. Hubert Fras- er (Greta) of Alherton South; Ar- nold of Aiberton. Herbert. Devere. Ilse. Isabelle. Wilma and Phy-
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little grandchildren and one sister p Mrs. Mae Chamourian of Lake ' Katchwan, Riadaedield. Conn.0na lhrother. John, predeceased him I some years ago. The funeral will be held at the Sacred Heart Church. Tuesday '.morning at nine o'clock. with in- iterment in the church cemet ;. I SMALL PLANTS i Arctic plants remain smell be-
Vila. all at borne. There are two
cause of lack of soil and watery
land the intensity of the northern Isumme sun.
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Former Elmsdale Resident Killed
Word was ived Saturday by relatives in Elxnsdale of the death of Harold Barnett. toruserly oi Eimsdale. in an automobile ac- cident in Ontario. A world War ll veteran. the deceased was thirty-one years of age and moved to Toronto shortly after the war. Besides his wife and two children I and 8. lie is survived by mother. Mrs. George Bsmett. Hmsdale and the following bro- thers and sisters: William in the United statef, Fred and Leonard in Elmsdale; Mrs. Robert Bren- nan, (Edna) and Mrs. Warburton Murray tveral. Elmadale; Mrs. James McGiil tlda) Montreal; Mrs. Garner Therrill. Montreal. Funeral ulangements were not completed last night.
Report 6 Persons Slightly Iniurod
Its persons from Howlan were slightly injured about 8 p.m. last evening when the 1940 Ford Sedan in which they were travelling east on Central Street in Summer- slde struck a pole in front of t h e court house.
Owner and driver of the car. John Arsensult. employed in Ham- ilton, Ontario. and presently on vacation at his home in Howlan, was released from Prince County Hospital after head and facial in- iuries received medical attention. The other occupants of the vehicle were Jean, Grace. Bert. lvan, and Ralp Arsenault. who received var- ious minor cuts and bruises but did not require hospitalisation. Although damaged quite badly in front. the car was said to have been travelling at a modest speed when the accident occurred, re- portedly when the driver momen- tarily glanced toward some men on the grounds of the Court House Building.
Water Safety Demonstration On Aquatic Day
A Red Cross swimming and wat- er team from Charlottetown head- ed by swimming instructor Paul Cudmore will give life saving de- monstrations. ertlilcial respiration drill. oxygen adminktrstion and
Aquatic Sports Day on Wednes- day. Special instruction will be given on what a non-swimmer can do to assist in a life saving operation.
THEATRE IMPREIARIO DIE!
LONDON (AP)-Theatre impre- sario Jack Waller. 72. who staged some of London's biggest musical hits. died Sunday after 51 years in show business. Waller first gained prominence when he staged No, No Nanette here in 1925 after its successful New York run. Later cams Mercenary Mary, Hit the Deck. The girl Friend and Hold- ing Everything.
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Many
LENNOX ISLAND
Visitors At Lennox Is.
Indians Mark St. Ann's Day
Lennox Island, the Mic Mac Indian reservation some 25 miles west of Summerside, was visited by several thousand persons yes- terday as the Indians observed ”St. Ann's Sunday", an annual event dedicated to their patron saint.
Travelling across the mile wide waters separating Lennox Island from Prince Edward Island. visit- ors were trausported to and from the Indian reservation by a fleet of fishing boats which operated continuously throughout the day.
Several hundred persons arriv- ed before it a.m. to attend an out- door observance of Solemn High Mass featuring an Indian choir.
The crowds continued to in- creased steadily until late after- noon.
A great many families carried their own lunches, but the can- teens were busy at all times. and a chicken barbeque pit pro- vided some 600 dinners for visit-
other exercises at the Alberton on
A light sea breeze combined with warm sunny skies to provide ideal weather for the day, and persons were observed from points in all parts of Prince Edward Is- land, and from several in Cen- tral Canads and the U.S.A.
Perhaps the visitor who re Pl sented the greatest distance. also recalled to memory the orig- in of the term "Indian". as ap- plied to the early North American natives. He was a biology scient- ist a native of India. on a visit to Canada to study marine biology in this country.
A feature attraction at the St. Ann's Sunday observance on Len-
ervation dressed in Indian ceremonial costume. complete with head-dress and long peace pipe. and seated in front of a full-size birch bark tee-pee or wig-wam.
This elderly Indian, a veteran of World War II possesses the rugged features envisioned of American lndians by present day youth. and was the obliging subject for hund- reds of pictures by camera owners during the day.
Also of interest to many visitors was a handicraft booth nearby which displayed and offered for sale a wide variety of multl-col- ored hand made wicker baskets of various designs and for many
purposes. Here also were numer-
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overlooking the wharf which pro- vides entry to the Island.
At yesterday's religious obser- vance of Solemn High Mass the celebrant was Rev. EA. Doyle. CS.S.R., of Ci1nrlotr.etow'n. and assisting him were Rev. Emman- uel Gallant. Deacon, of Bale Comeau. N.S.. Rev. P. Macltenna. Sub deacon. of Louisiana U.S.A.; The sermon was delivered by Rev. M.J. Rooney of Tignish and as- sisting in the service were Rev, P. Murnagham. of Grand River. Rev. Father Matthew, 0.P., of Louisiana. and Rev Father White. :.g.A.F. chaplain of Greenwood,
REMOVAL NOTICE
I wish to advise my cus- tomers that on and after August 1st my barber shop will be located on Central Street, across the street from the Victory Cleaners.
MAYNARD PERRY
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The Guardian 13 Monday. July 51,195:
is Iniurod In Accident
Mr. E uel Clements oi Camnhellton ll a patient in the Community Hospital. O'l.ieary ea! terinz extensive bead iniuries ro ceived in an accident at Burton Amaranth the hall-ton truck in which Mr. Clements was a passenger turud over in the ditch pinning him und- erneath.
The accident was investigated by the Alberton detachment of the R.C.M.Pollre
HISTORIC CHURCH
Oldest existing church of Eng- lish foundation in the United States. St. Luke's at Smithfield. Va., was built in l632.
RADIO and TV SERVICE CALLS
Every Saturday afternoon our service man will make calls between Ch'town and Borden. Anyone requiring his service will please dial 9624 and arrange for a call.
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OUR POULTRY PLANT WILL BE OPEN
Monday and Tuesday of eocli week until further notice.
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