MAY 29. 1950 ,. --.--...-....-..- ET-iewcstciin GUARDIAN

PRINCE COUNTY OFFICE

I Iianuner Shoot, Sunamenlde. Phone mi News. Bublorlvliona. Advertising Representative.

J. llalll IIUIPIIY and Gl0Il.Glt GLOW III and soar.

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was GUARDIAN. CHARLOTFETOWN 7 MUSICAL FESTIVAL WINNER

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CAPITOL Summon-side

. (The Beat In Sound dz Movies)- Tonight 7:15-9:l5 - Tuesday 3:30-7:15-9:15

Ildnao Phones:

Till ullndllll Ill! be bolllllf at any of the following atone tn Snnunonidei l aeii Booklioro. Bum-nor lire-ts Gourlleu Dru:-tore. :1 Central Street:

l(olly'n News-otnnd. Water Street:

Ilnrb Galldet, O1 Granville Street:

A; Donoettdo Grocery, Second Shoot loin d M m Wlhr so-om Albura arose.-gfizo nu..." u"g'"g:..1;,"”””"' 8- I-. wince In lnauanon ' In. Guardian will be dollvnnd to III: Home In I-lumnsoulde by Carrier

noyusoperd-yorllover nu. your order to the boy reaponalblo

-GENERAL INSUIANCI Ralph G, Muttart. Blunmer.:....

...COM1NG - The sumrnerslde Kinsmen Karnlval featuring achool mil merchandise exhibits, Wad- nesday to Saturday. May 31st to June 3rd. Dancing and bingo every night, in the new Curling Rink.

..wE HAVE two one row. new. John Deere planters still available; also on hand two Allllnwall plant- ers. used two years. reconditioned. H, perfect shape; one Eureka planter. used three yeara.. Call wme or phone James A. MacNeill re Sons. Summerslde. dial 2415.

..wATCHES, MONEY STOL- zx-Some people who were swim- ming yesterday from the Marina Wharf. Summerside reported af- terwtirds that two watches and a small amount of money had bcen stolen from their clo'hing While they were in the water. Po'lce are iivestigiitinz the matter.-S

JHAEGED WITH TlllFT- your young men who appeared in Summerside Police Court ion Sat- ii-dny morning charged with theft were further remanded t'll Tues- iay. They had been arrested on Wednesday night following the iiscovery by police of a quantity ll mcrchrirdise which had lren taken from the store of R. T. Hol- nan Ltd-. one man had been ar- 'esied when: the goods were found md the others were taken into rustudy later the same niiht.-S

- Phone 31 for thin service or give

for delivery on your mum.

-BIPIAT VARIETY CONCERT including two one act Pity: -and Boby gnaw in Central Bedeque Etll. -uesdny. my soon. All ll.'aO::ne:Dl'.l in aid of Manitoba Relief

-ATTENTION farmers and re- pairmen. For Oliver-Cockahutt Trac- tors and farm equipment. contact D9159" 53- Rayner. representa- tive, Travellei-'s' Rest. Parts also supplied. Phone 8949 or 7887.

-STEEL WORK BEGINS -.Al- though the contract for paving a, number of Bummerslde streets was let to Morrison and Mugkge Ltd.

Shown above is the Summerside School Chorus, comprised of pupils from grades 3 and 4. who won class 57 of the recent Festival Summerside received 83 points, the highest of the three entries.

of Music.

only on Saturday, May 20, they have already begun to work. Bull-9 dozen. a shovel and trucks are on the job on upper Due 52;”; which is the first street to be donel under the contract.-S.

Bloomfield Cornerl

Mrs. John Pineau is at present employed in 0'Leary.

Mr. Edward McKcnna recenily purchased a ton Chevrolet truck.

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Jones were recent business visitors to Sum- merside. 1.

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Her many friends are glad to hear that Mrs.. Edward MacAus- land is recovering from her rec- en serious illness.

Mr. and Mrs. Fclix Arsenault of

Students. Cadets To Train Al S'side Station

The summer months are months of increased activity in a number of ways at the R. C.A.F. Station, Summerside. one summer activity that is now comencing is the sum- mcr training of university under- graduates and cadets from the ser- vices colleges at Kingston. Ont. and Royal Roads, 13. C. -

This training embraces all the lnstructlon prescribed in the reg- ular basic navigation course and is undertaken in three summer per- iods.

As last year was the first sum-

mer that the university air train- ing plan was in effect at the sum-

ters Frances, Imelda and Margaret a brother James Kenny resident of Waterford. To the surviving re- latives sincere sympathies are being offered.

Elmsdole and Vicinity Mrs. J.W. O'Brien spent the

week-end in Alberton. the guest of her son Leigh and Mrs. O'Brien.

Mr. Myron McArthur, Kenslnt:- ton, was a visitor to Western Prince on Wednesday.

Mr. James O'Brien is the proud owner of a filly from Leigh's Nightmare 2.10 1-5 sired by Abner T. Ciegg.

Hon. Forrest Phillips and Mrs. Phillips and son Albert of O'l..eary were visitors to Elmsdale on Sun-

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Ind two rims scored.

Phil Murphy, after pitching 3 1-3- innings and allowing only one hit, the tour-bagger by MacKay, gave way to MacLcan. who walked thzce

1 in the first inning he worked. syl Bernard and J. Grady each got all free pass. Davis' easy roller to iii-:7 pitcher was thrown to third to force 8. Bernard but Leclalr lhl8'.'.' wild to Lund in an attempt to complete a double play. and bom runners advanced, J. Grady scor- ing when Stanley lhgglcd Lund's l throw to second.

The C. & B. boys made it 3 to 2 in the fifth. With two out Mat.- ixay and Landry walked. Mae- Kay, half way to third on a. pitch to S. Bernard, crossed the plate and the run counted when Lund dropped Ryan's throw after Ber- nard had grounded to short.

by her father and attended by Miss

-Smith Photo.

Muhitch-Hopgooil Wedding In Toronto

h The marrizigc took place on Saturday at 300 p. in, at St. Anne's Anglican Church. Toronto. of Miss Rheta l-lopgood. Palmerston Blvd. (laughter of Mr. and Mrs. Claude l-lopgood. Cambridge street. Sum- mcrside, with Mr. Leo Muhitch. still of Mr. Rudolph Muhitch and the late Mrs, Muhitch oi Bathurst Street, Toronto. Rev. C.D. Geni- mill officiated at the ceremony. White sna-pdragons -were the floral decorations in the church and the wedding music was played by Mr. John Bradley. The soloist was Mr. Millard Williams.

The bride was given in marriage

Doreen Moffatt as maid of hon-

wants to stay sin le. should be marri .

bachelor an even break!"

WHAT CAN HE DO? She goes offer him with everything she's got . . . ond brother she's got egg!

The gay adventure of a bachelor baby doctor wlio But advises that every girl It's our prescription to you to

come and forget your troubles.

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REGENT TODAY 3.30. 1.15 & 9.15

TUESDAY 7:15 and 9:15

-AUTOMOBILE LOCA'l'ED- Woodstock seem Sunday It the nierside station this year there -will

in autoinobifc owned by Mr. Rus- Mme ”f M”- Ar5'3"3u”'3 Pare?"-5 be two groups in attendance. those day' 15;? ggxiayrkni mmlgg; N::;er' re; CW3 Miss D0”"hY M93". brides"

an Ramsay, uni-var-d street, Mn and Mrs. Joseph LcClair. spending. mm. second Summer H n 5x 3 We" maid and Miss Francis Fisher as A ,. Friends are welcoming Mrs. Susie "9 ml" two l””m35 bl” "'9 A1” junior bridesmaid. W

lummersldc which was stolen from n front of the imperial Diner, on he highway just west of summer- iide about midnight Saturday night was found about five 9'clock Sunday morning at the corner of

Master Harry MacAusland had 1 f1-5 l;.;::reDl;Ik; su;?"s.' the misfortune of falling off a :,E.,,dm:-5n::;Y,:1nt: bt,;,k:;5t3,ee; M159 and hope for his early recovery. 0"” the Plate Wml me imld N" line. The very full skirt which m horse and breaking a bone in his Mr. and Mrs. Hayes have reccnt- 01 the mm"3' making me 509” 5 was trimmed with lace medallions.

illght damage clone to the vehicle which was a 1938 Chrysler coupe. -8

Mrs. Kentford Home iefieSatur- day morning for Halifax where she will attend the graduation of her brother Mr. Rupert McNeil.

foot. His many friends wish him a speedy recovery.

The .Bloomheld Corner drama

here and those coming for the first time.

In the second year group are nine university undergraduates and six cadets frun the services col- legcs. Twenty-six cadets are sched-

not been screened as yet at Tor- onto it is not known how many are from universities and how many are from the services colleges.

The trainees from the univer-

Gordon and Mrs. Orin Wallace home after a pleasant holiday in the U. S. A.

Friends regret to hear of the ill- ness of Mr. Hayes Sr. of Alberton

ly returned from the U.S. where they spent the winter.

Mr. and Mrs. David Williams

bles. assisted by an error at third on an easy force play. got two runs in the eighth.

Joe Bernard. coming in to put out the fire. was greeted with a single by Ryan which sent Flynn

to 3.

The lead held until C. do B.'s last chance in the ninth. B. Grady sing- led and took second on the left fielder's miscue. Spinney sent him

A bouffant gown of white bridal satin was chosen by Miss l-iopgoozi for her wedding, having a Peter Pan collar with tiny covered but- tons to the waist and lace modal- lions forming a yoke at the neck-

formed a. slight train. she wore a scalloped Juliet cap and a floor length veil of tulle. iler cascade bouquet was of white roses and sweetpeas.

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'Fl'-TERAL sATU3DAY- -The clu-b repeated their Variety Con - t I . motored to Charlottetown Thursday gfgelg aglelgjdnalunfvnl he0xfi,f-he cert at Bloomfield Station Hall. A lif,e”fer;f,,,,'f May 12 to attend the p. E. 1. Hos- ""55 h"""'h E W W C9""”- Pm” The attendants were decoiletee . I I slside . . . y as on large number amended and an exp RCIAFI an-or graduation ma mm graduation exercises ,,;wmc,, BV';rI1l1aflf:1i.s1l:)I;t;ledL'i'1onIgI3it'gfgififi colonial gowns of pastel taffeta KENSINGTON 3 II R .-

Saturday afternoon with service at the Church of Christ at two 0'- rlock conducted by Rev. M. L Breakenrldge who also conducted the committal service at the grave. Members of the L.O.L.. of which Mr. Rayner was a. life long man-

Jer. marched in a bod to the . 1 . . Peoplejs Cemetery md Ya!” held Mrs. Oscar Gallant of Halifax. are . . . many friends in your chosen pm, cost-Y. at 300 Bathurst Street for no unabe nuthv. "I "ll me (who u b Sc Hand to See the some 8. F 1; iinai services there. The pail bea.r- pmmd m 5” mem 0'? me Island and VICIHITY Iesmm Kathleen! guests with 3 six piece orchestra new deugned) in "THE nun” OF linl owhich' became stranded on ”l ' 55 Wm Mess”. P" H' wanem w' Vsllreellzdiblgcofltllllfglt-ile3acal:lon.M 'I(:'i:Ieiy I atAthpoiitc;nupnfalVfshowc(lrMwas l?).1oeI: Box SCORE in Fattcgidariflei. M M hitch were gm YANlfiEEs"' sun” :1” um: tliearfllores at that place brings to J " N. MuLtarL' J. A. connelll J. W. y T. "I 5 H18 0 4 1'. an rs. C. 01' TBVC IV, A T5. Ll Yenlun III Illllly IIC I IIO' vlachonzie. James Phillips and 13'"-is m0l-1191' who will 5P'-'nd 4119- Mm D””.'d Dmes 3"” Ch”(""" O'Brien. St.,Lawrence. May 12. In Ahbl” 53 R " P0 A '3 9. clove blue Kubardlnc suit with tables In real life in the cast. WI "””3.c"3 agerrrimzllll yells: -worse M..mms.,,5. , summer months at her old home of Summei-side spent last Week 89- honor of Mr. and Mrs. William 02 Leela”? 35- 5 0 2 2 0 1 grey and navy blue accessories. Mr. the great American story. See Ba 5"? h 53 E 01 of the” tub j in piugvme, i'rlgnlsh visiting Mrs. Davies p.jr- Brien (nee Marie Corcoran). A large Rylmr 35- 1” c- 5 1 2 3 3 ” and Mrs. Muhitch will live in Ruth hit I "H0Inel'''- ' 35” W 9” Ssic 0 em” hmbom. -gNu;g1-MNED AT 3131-". y em-S. Ml'- Md M1'5- Pei" -7- BUT-W number of friends were present Llmdv 1b- 4 0 1 '7 0 1 Toronto. v cams mm fl stttxgtlced manly be: DAY raivrypm.-. and M”, H, w. The members of this commun- and many beautiful and costly gifts Malhesom 01- - 4 0 0 3 0 0 .-M-.-h . They Wm 'nd by mwmernwn icrlitird of garden, engermned iiy were saddened on hearing of M1 151 Emile Bermrd.St.Elei1- were received. Delicious refres.- T”'"0T- "- 3 0 1 1 0 0 BLOOMFIELD STATION w. r. ymsww WOMEN-5 331” "la?" ljubour mm Ram” .'oi1riccn little tois last Saturday. me death 0i 5 kind and Benemus ""5 SP9” SEVETBI WW5 0! 13” ments were served. The evening L”'"3- 71- 4 1 1 0 0 V -j- 1x31-11111-E wan?!" win menu mu 0, mm”. n imnm of the” lime grand. man in the person of Mr John Week visiting his Wife and Chlldfcn was pleasantly spent in dancing, 5”m1eVv2b- 3 9 0 0 0 1 -The regular monthly meeting of j Th were what ya" called th. iaughter's. Donna. Marie J:-nkins' Ben M Ml" mV"' He W” 3 lie' at Tlgmsn ""519 bemi mrmshed W "V951 3 0 0 7 2 0 the Blwmleld Sim” w' 1' was The May meeting of the Piuaville magi Wm" wmmg 1,, gap mam rounh birthday The children voted husband, a kind and loving accomplished musicians, 1 I 1 0 0 0 held at the home of Mrs. Thomas womenw Immut. Wu held on me 1200 to 2000 lbs each md R W" were capably looked after by Miss '"h" "d ""9 ”' "'9 be” "em" Tmvmnd Joseph mom" sum" .. ' 2 O 0 1 0 1 "ml" The ””5”'”” ””"'””d W 4th Thursday at the home of estimated that there was well over mil Gcddes of Ti-um. Mrs. John b0"-is this community has kmown mefslde Went Several days 01 lilsf It was with a feeling of profound H9""955eY- 2 1 l 3 1 0 chair and the meeting opened by M”; John F mun... The p,e5,- h dred 0, mm :hapm;1n and Mrs, Gama mak, for a lonls timed. l-lednkelyer regusfld mgk Xlsllgnlmgs P;;”:oT::l:sMg- fill-I iiorirow that the citizens of Elms- :::F1a'a'?3.vga5: P " g 3 3 3 3 ill members reciting the Cl-!i);b Wo- deny Mrs N'ekon gamut opened onalhgfn became khmm of their 193' 0! Mohcion. Games and 3"? 0'19 '1 nee - 3'1 15800 3 - - v - - '3' ac and surrounding" districts ' men's creed. Nine mem ers an- ' ' i . . lmusemcnis were provided for the Vice W" 3”” "eely w help gmri Ascensmm learned 0: the death on May 7 in To'm;, ii 138 5i 926 Bths meted m" can with A housecleam lzglei :1::t?isw:.3mpl:vn:' ggxtleenlfilgl llilvfileki-th:n::rll:ro3:t' anonearnglif the waste", Hospital of Mr. Frank ep ac anor n seven . ing hint. One visitor present. No mm, which was Very appropriate rule and to name y spot in on,

sliiidren and Donna's uncle. W. C. Say of Truro. assisted her in open- ing the birthday gifts. Supper was iervcd at 5 P. M. and the dining-

.-oom game was pram decanted of this district. from a. heart condition to which Ind centered with a dzinty blrth- ””""y' ' he mwmbed on the shove ate. c"""” ” """' ” ” " P” 'l E Dotted Govemmem Sm” m9'Ved- ldpmdi h .- 5 mg mama my 1, h , Maoxay, rf 2 2 I 0 0 0 c we meme manned appeals All committees reported n.iis- the humble air rifle to s oteunl .ay "ke'Th'""1” 5'”'l'” k” 1" Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Handrahan. In the ry W ",0"? e C er ed Landry as .. 3 1 0 2 0 0 go Spit... grass and summon factorily and new ones appointed and army rifles were to be seen hm hm” Ibout 6 P' M Ascension. had as guest for a week kind ,nj”3,',';2if,bl gt db”, many 3 Bernard. ab 4 0 1 1 3 0 Am It was decided ea canvass were: To visit school. Mrs. John F. firing from B11 8n81C5 It i-1'"-' imi- recently their daughter. Mrs. l..aw- of sickness 0,. so,.,f,w "if, ,'i,,,ef;'i J. Grady lb. 4 1 1 13 0 0 district on behalf of the Salvation Gallant: szcit, Mrs. Joseph '1I;h1e wonderlofd iit vxgasi 21:: axlggoigil: A Smith d '4 hild Earl ' B. D l. i. . 2 ' . 7 n3 qms n 5” mn Personals werfkmlnnfcneerisiiilgltlathg thaepeglilestllgi I;i:lcePaul ofa;ede::eIcBndr:?10l-119' l:'gs7.li'..:tif2'f,idc;.?,'1h Milk A. 5i:i:l:3-cP- 1 i? '2 3 g 4? secretary is to -write in for genielaatiinglrllilnt sfirxidwflgibs gsfli C9-5'-"1"-Y - Om" than '4; in” "5" . ' ' ' .' ' - rt d. ,.-we-k---d -- home Do Wm and M” :i..':':.:.:- so 3- S.'.?S.';.3.'." 3 3 A I 8 i li.:::i::l;::'..2:.";2::.::. 32:25.12: ::":.'.:'; Ml: -”-”fe'zf-3'33--is momma mm Mr.andM.H.W.Be df - ' SW8 9 9- ' " - ' - iirnl Borden, gncirsded . ML,,m';e,;1 Mr. and Mrs. George somers Fm d W m to lam that Mrs quiem Mass and interment took 1.'aG;ri1lant.!l.f.”.... g a (ll (1) o 0 smith were appointed to do the school, Mrs, John .1, com”-,,,,, 33;: oghemeliregggggar I::I;ireVV;, Ea sedge, of -I-mm. M J , have recently moved to Charlotte-i n 8 8 - place in the adjoining cemetery. ' me"' ' 0 0 Ctmvassing. Mrs. Robert Shaw read Misses Hazel, Lorraine and Nor- , an an p 1 y - ' mm ' i ' - - ' . m n d M 6' ”' oh" Chap town where they intend to reside Michael Mccue Palm" Rmidv hm "3 5Gh"1'm1m 0 3 0 0 4 0 0 a paper on Home Economics from m, co,-(man The monthly co; found dmd OT 13551! Vl0'lmd"' ......... ...':.. :.'.'l”'v5'.'c".'"&.';. -n we mum l;2i..l:?12:T...ii..i: .73 v'::: liAlll iiuriiciirs 1i1?.'G.i:f.l..i3 3; '. '2. i. i. i. i "”.f”""”f' '".i'”l:iF. .l."ii:”;' mum 1333, -;nd,3'-:u-- :.'3'':.'.ff.'.'3.;::S.?i2;":?''.;i:iJ.. ” 'J.N.R.Fl f'r :M- d ” " - '- C00 his quzen 8 2- sedl. It was ece o ave a .m H .y it.-.., L.s,e'e?""kf N” ' "" --Mr. and Mrs. Morris Deacon M09119 was when by Jimmies tn;-xi ""'G. Dalton. cf 1 0 0i 0 0 0 tlonalre. Mrs. Michael Doyle ln- mngo and dayycg in thg communr. 5” ”l”- W” ” t 5 "mm? "' i Y an "3 Ind daugmu of Charlottetown were visitors in 0! Sh L0"l5 '0 we3""'n H”39l"'” Commued "N" Page l " 3- Allen 1 0 0 0 0 0 vlted members to her home for the h ll Wednesda Ma 2-ith ddent was m the day. of the fox i f A . 'or Sl:?llr'nEl:l1?:'0lfP.hKl:n:h;'An um '”'wwn im sllmhy 3" the 119""-' where under gm "'9 "1 ?”c"" '”"”J. Splnncyv if June meeting. roll call to be an- w11ill:rem;.-ill he a sgie ofy fudge momzi ,l,cdv?1asSh nctterleonlfautlttflorijisiig - . A. an ed - -- - ' e e ' ' 0' Mn "id Mm P”"k D'””"' rvgsung m,?fo:meb1;v:snd rf'p?5r hopjj curred. the village of Newcastle Totals , , y . 3; A -l 2-? 3 g fxgera? till. why I 1”" '0 bekmg '3 sandwich:-s( fled drinks. T18 t?fe85- and used for fox feed. "1 - . Bridge would be in dangsr as well any; 1 K 1 . y ' ' urer repore ney procee.5 111" This to the miter! mind was 'vV 50011 T900”? CD 3096 M35 BY H SHQN-h At the conclusion of the meeting the play were 540.19. Mrs. John P. one of the most excmng days

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pressed themselves as thoroughly satisfied with the performance. This concert so far has been good entertainment and a financial suc- cess.

The many friends of Mr. and

along any one less fortunate than himself. To his family. Mrs. Bell' and two sons. Sutherland and Marven is extended the sympathy.

Mrs. Mary Bearish of Barrington. Nova scotia arrived on saturdavl evening to spend a few weeks with her sons, Allan and Norman Glow. of Freetown. !

Mby Bfh Those taking part in the broadcast from Freetown included "Nora scales. grade I (piano Ioloi muema , .- Dianne Maliett. Grade 3. (reading). The squirrel; Marin: Deighan grade .1 (reading). The mapping turtle; Sondra Jardlm-. node 6 (reading). The wake up

half on Honda evening my min The title of ihlemriay was "Hie Path Acrou the 3' and was very

after successfully completing three summer training periods.

They receive officer rates of pay during summer training.

Tignish .

Friends are sorry to learn that Mrs. T. Desmiches, St. Felix is a patient in Western Hospital. Al- berton, and all wish her a speedy

Mr. sylvere Perry, a patient in Western Hospital, Aiberton is re- ported as recovering. Mr. Perry was severely burned about the face

He is survived by his widow. the former Mary Fitzgerald. two sons Robert and Fred. and three daugh-

much enjoyed by all. The different performers taking their parts ex- ceptionally well. The hall was fill- ed to capacity. Mr. Eldon Drum-

Porryo Songs by Mr. coles. solo Mus Perry. A nice sum of money was realized. Proceed: In aid of school improvementl.

their daughter, Miss Kathleen re- ceived her diploma in nursing. Miss Kathleen came second in gen- eral proficiency and was the re- cipient of a special award for bed- side nursing. Heartiest congratu- lations and best wishes from your

McKerma, Sr. at the age of seventy years. Deceased had been in poor health for some time suffering

as several coal mining shafts, two sawmills and the Bostlc and l-lunziker farms near Salmon Har- bor on Grand Lake. About 2:0 men battled the flames as a westerly

fringe only the fact that a light wind was blowing away from the community saico it.

The Nova Scotia Lands and Forests Department also reported new outbreaks on the horn a-ids of rust Bay. 20 miles southwest of