APRIL 23.1 1952

trill: GUARDIAN. Ci-IARLOTTETOWN

PAGE THIRTEEN

THE WESTERN

GUARDIAN

PRINCE COU

GEORGE CLIIW and Home Phones:

The Guardian may be following stores

",1 News-stead. Water Street: -re noucetws '3 ;. second

Service

Albertnn: Frank Phone: 08-! Offlc

8 summer Street. Sununorslde. News. subscriptions, Advertising Iepresentatives .

u Bookstore. summer street: Gourlles Drugstore. 21 Central Street;

mm street; Vince's Grocery. 1.20 Russell street; lnnstfs Isl!-

K.,L Walk in Kenilngton.

WEST PBINCI: OIFICE Weeks. Representative.

NTY 0l'l'lCl Phone can.

GEUIGE W0'I'l'0N I08! and loss.

bought at any of the In Bununersidei

Marts Gaudet. I1 Grsnvllls attest: street: Island Motor ursaspo ..

.. AST CARD PARTY of season i;-gate School. Thursday, April

I .L'0MPETEN'I' Complete In- , rallfe Service. W. Boyd Bealrsto Ktlisliiglon.

-15 HOSPITAL - Mr. Jack eiers, street foreman in the own of summerside. was admit- (d to the Prince County Hospital lc3'.Cl'dEl,V for an operation.-S.

-Tlll1 MONTHLY meeting of its licnsingion brunch of the ' lfl Lcglon will be held on

t-vcning. April 25th. at m pm Present will be ll guest pr.'vkrl' from Hiillfilx. All veter- yjs UPIFOHIP.

-t'0)1E T0 SI-Z EN MILE BAY .-, ttrrtiit-sday. April 2.'ird. when :e Btvlilln Sacred llt-art Club ttiil v:-t-nting their three act play . Susie swings it." Dance the play. also sale of candy. imc 8.30 P. M. Admission and 23 cents.

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-.t.t.lT FUR M(lNTRl:3Al. - it-nil: of Mrs. Boatrirv Bolli- rv. -till rcgrct to lczirn she lins - 7 Montreal tvlierc she will i .in oportilion. Mrs. Bolli- ui: fl patient in the P. C. 1...,-7 II for two and, a hall works .. ill Iionlinent, but it wariountl ...t. try to send her to Montreal. lv miny friends wish for her . 1-miplelc and speedy recovery. - I"l”K'l-ZIIAI. AT TIGNISII "um i1lll0r1ll of Mrs. Peter Kincii.

'll . aiternoon, was lielti yes- .crd. v morning at 0.00 o'clock iroin .:iC' Church of St. Slmoii and Si. l'.tir. Ttznlsh. Rev. J. A. MacDon- :.i. P. P. celebrated Requiem High JV and also officiated at the r.'t'.t. Surviving are six daughters nd one son. Her husband prede- rnssd her in 1910. Pallbearers err Prter Burke. Justin McCar- Hark Gaudet. Earl McDonald. Smythc and CF. Morrirscy.

Lilli-ZS IN MONTREAL - llcr .i.n,r1slnntlfrit-nds will learn .131 regret of the recent douth

Montreal. of Georgina Perry. iznir-rly of Tlgiilsli. in hcr .'lGili rvi Although sttffoi-in: of (I .- mt ailment for several years. the id canto sutldenly the Mont- lal General Hospital. She lcrivos mourn her loving mother, its. 1.. S. Pt-rry. iiml h('l' brnlli- is Edgar, Arthur, Cliitrlcs, Ben nil Joseph, all of Montreal: also lttl of Troy. N. Y.. and Alh('l'l. llitrtford. Conn., U.S.A. Tho any flnrnl tributes, spiritual Mlqll('lS and Mass cards were all liflfllltto of the high cstt-cm In mrtt she was held by her many wit: The funeral was held on eh:-nu's Funeral llnmo on

me Boulevard. to Clirist-Thc- I: Church. Burial in Cote-Des- r:r-s cemetery. '

LP-ersoiials

.. . . , llr. Roy Stewart. lVllll'l'lll' Hm" air is spentilns: rt few 085'! "Y iciiish on business.

- xlr. Leo McHug-h arrived at hir- .rma in Tignlsh .W5l9l'd3Y l""l'l 2. John where he spent the win-

Tlw first herring caught. this

' tvrrr landed at Alberloll 1 )t5l.431'dH)' by boats belontr io Frank McNeil and Hiihert

Pr. both boats having put out rntipic of nets the night. before . mm brought in half fl crai':. tainted on the street It Alherton. ztcre soon bought. up. Al- Fmllll in- ons are that sufficient. hurr- ror baiting lobster lr-'11” Wlll 1- Landed before the season opens it May first.

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-Aivci-tuii United Church Gulld at in. the home of Miss Shirley 1(Ai'il'iur for the April meeting we was :in attendance of acven- 'n tthlch included two new mem- vlaltor. Mrs. Arthur illtlc presided.

The opening devotions were led :7 Vtiss Barbara Smith and It was that Easter flowers had em ordered for the church. and .a: 22 hospital and 32 home Vllltl

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Wsllla invited the at the Psrsonlo -llny when Mrs. William Aubrey nd Mrs. John C. Matthews will be int hostesses . worship will be fl by Miss Helen Hardy and the

Miss ahlrley McArthur nd Mrs. Arthur wilkia will be on 0 visltin: Committee for the

tone death occurred at Tignisii,

-HAIRDRESSING BY AP- POINTMENT. - ah.. fw.. 113 M11- ton. Summerside. Phone 2375.

-auvoo -Canadian Legion Home. Every Thursday at 8 pm.

usual good prizes. Proceeds - charltlble. Coffee and doughnu will be served by the Ladlcr Auxiliary.

- ls CONVALI-ISCING - Mrs. James Hamill of Kinkora. who un- dcrwcnt an operation in the Prince County Hospital. is making good recovery and her condition last evening was reported as very sat- isfactory. - B.

-JOINS AIR FORCE - John Clifford Emmanuel Gallant. son of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Gallant, 106 Cedar street, Summerslde, enlist- ed at the R. C. A. 17'. Summeraide recruiting unit. on Monday of this week. as a physical and recre- ational training instructor. with the rank of AC1. Mr. Gallant will leave on May 2nd for Number 2! Manning Depot, St. Johns, P. Q.

Allierton and I O O Vicinity Mr. Charles Johnston. one of the senior residents of Brooklyn,

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

Mrs. Keir Campbell, Albcrion, is receiving treatment in the West- erii Hospital.

Mrs. John Rochford. Alberton. spent the week-end in Charlotte- town.

Mrs. C. R. Hunter. Alberton, is out again after being confined to her home by llliicss last week.

Alberlon lady Curlers Meet

A meeting of the Alberton Lad- ies curling Club was held last. night at. Gordon's Garage wlt.h the president. Mrs. Jack Profit pre- siding. The mlnui-:5 of the last meeting were read by the s:crc- tary. Mrs. Prank weeks, and Ip- proved. Miss Beth Waugh present- (d the trcasurci-'a report for the year. All bills for the past. year were ordered paid.

Some discussion followed on ways to raise funds for the com- trig year and it was finally decided to hold a pantry sale on the 17th of May and a. committee was ap- pointed to make arrangements.

BEDEQUE W I

-The monthly meeting of the Bedeque Institute was held in the school room on Tuesday. April 1st. The President, Mrs. Walter Bow- nt-.sa, presided. The meeting open- ed by singing the "Maple Leaf," followed by the "Creed" and twelve members answered the roll”

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The minutes of the previous in-iedting were read Nltl . approvedl and correspondence was read andi institute news distributed. Reports

then given.

It was agreed to secure neces- sary articles for school room. Mrs. Henderson reported for Red crosav nnd work was given out to be' completed. Bills presented were voted to be paid and programme for the District Convention was duly considered. several other' items of business were dealt with.' Collection was taken amounting to 53.13.

The next meeting is to he held at the home of Mrs. Lloyd Jewell with the following Limch com-l nilttee: Mrs. Walter Bowneu. Mrs. Oeorife Ballum and Mrs. Ham- mond Bowneu. Programme con... nilttce will he Miss Helen now- 1:05! and M11. Walter Bowness.

The programme consisted of content and the meeting clou-til with the National Anthem. Lunch! was served by the committee in charge.

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-The 'I'r.vori W. 1. met at that home of Mrs. Heath 1-iowstt. on' April 14, with the president in thcl chair. After the opening exercises the-Roll Call was answered with it "Housccleaning Hint." members and two visitors were present. The minutes were then read and adopted. I

The school committee reportedl that hooks had been bought for school and the concert commit ' report-ed progress and wry c was' set for the date of the concert.l

will he Mrs. ,0. veuey. Mrs. Esrll Msbey. Mrs. L. Bacon, Mrs. Gor-1 don Carr. Mrs. Russel Carr and Mrs. George Pratt. The Treasurer trlbutions sent to "March of: Dimes" to A. W. W. O. and tn 0. A. 0. Rod Oran csnvsss was

reported con-1

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undftsken and collectors appoint-1 ed o1lows:-- la.-s. Dorothy Woodslde, Miss suntan: lwbblee.l Miss Janet Howstt. Mrs. lsrl Motley. Miss Helen Bacon and Ht-s.l O. Veusy. It was moved by Mimi Jones. seconded by Mn. 0. ves- Iey. that 32.50 be paid on expense fund for nojector. i The Treasurer also reported 834.- 0 received frcm oohcort put on

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by cfspsnd. Tbs sick committee for the next two months will be Firs. larl Msbey snd Mrs M.l Hawaii sand school committee -- un. w. Woodslds sod Mrs.'

HS'gside Home, School Group Annual Meeting

The annual meeting of the sum- inerstde Home and school Group was held in the library of the sum- nierslde High school last. evening with the president A.H. Hubley as chairman. Approximately 50 par- ents and teachers were in attend- once.

Dr. A.A. Mcvicsr. auistsqt dir- ector of mental health was guu: speaker. He presented a film. "Fam- ily Circles". dealing with attitudes. impressions, and environment on the relationship between parent and child. and home and school.

After the film the members torm- ed small groups to discuss the les- sons taught. by the film.

Officers elected for the ensuing year were as follows: -- Past pres- .dent - Mr. A. S. Hopkins, presid- ent, Mr. A.H. Hubley ire-eiectedi: vice president - Mr. Albert silli- phant; secretary - Mrs. Chester Robinson ire-elected): treasurer.- Mra. Frank Cameron; executive - Mrs. George Clark. Mrs. lvor Phil- lipa, Miss Georgie Drlscoll.

In the president's report. Mr. Hubley, in reviewing the years ac- tivity. said that last. May the mem- bers were organized into 10 groups. and each group had charge of the program for the month assigned to it.

In June 22 books. as well as other special prizes were given students for improvonicnc and proficiency ir. the previous year.

Consider S'side Store Closing Arrangements

Members of the retail merchants committee of the Summersid.-2 Board of Trade and representat- ives of the various business houses in Summerside met last night in town hall to consider the matter of a change in the pres.-nt store closing arrangements. After con- siderable discussion on the mat- ter no agreement could be reach- ed. Some present were in favor of leaving the arrangmsnts now in force as they are while on the other hand a number of changes were sumgestsd.

The general opinion of the meet- ing appeared to be that in the fin- al analysis the decision rested with the farmers of the surround- ing districts on whom the business houses depend.

The chairman of the committee. Mr. Ross .Vlax:Kan.zie who presided. was asked to contact various rural organizations and ascertain their reaction to the suggested changes. lie was also requested to place these sugogstions before the Char- lottetown Board of Trade

The thi-re main suggestions

In September the openng ban- quet attended by 79 person: was. held.

In October they had as guest speaker. Miss Hazel Roland. public health nurse. division of nutrition.

In November members of the Kensingtoit Home and School Group were present as guests and Mr. R. MacL.ean. Supt. of the Voc-

romlng out the discussions were. first to leave the present arrange- ments as they are, secondly to close stores at day Monday and remain open on Friday evenings and thirdly to close all day Wed- nesday instead of just the after- noons and to remain open on Tticsday nights.

It was decided to hold it further

atlonal School at P. we. was PR5- cnt and spoke to the meeting on "Conservation".

In January they had an 8119531 speaker, Miss Annabelle Allen, who, spoke on dental health. ,

In February Misa Doris Ander-, son. supervisor of llomc 8C0ll0".llL'-0 in P.E.I.. spoke to the meeting- A playlet was also presented bv grade 10 to 11, and was supervised by Mrs. Allison MaoLean.

In March a panel discussion was held at the regular meetlns. and during the month mune.V W35 "”5' cd from a pantry Salt-K it D1300 Fer cltal, and a sale of candY- UUYIHR this month the group nurc used 9 sewing machine. and paid all on a set of dishes for the home econ- omics room. Twenty five thousand cod liver 011 capsules were DUTCH- ared and the majority of these were sold to school children at close to cost price. and some were SW9" free of charge.

Mr. Hitblt-v in his remarks said that thc'i-tome and School .-xuocia- tion is the teachers medium. a means of interpreting the school to the public and creallnit tlosd Wlll towtuds the school staff. the school program and administration.

-rm-ee groups of human beings combine toform an educational unit, Mr. Hubley said. the children. the teachers and the parents. To have successful results from school efforts these three must Work ll! harmony.

'Mr. Hubley thanked the execu- tive. the individual members. the press. and radio. for their splendid co-operation in making the rel! I most. successful one.

Followlni! lust nli;hl's "Well"!- me usual delicious lunch was serv- ed by teachers and lady l'n9ml29l'5 of the Home and School organiza-

tion. - 5. LONG RlV'l'.'It W I Women": In- home of Mrs-

The Long River stitute met M lllt

ot sick and school committees were.1r,'rncst Dunnlntz on April 11. with in place of a layette. The treasurer

fourteen members P798900 ,

The meetintt opened h.v Ilnzmi "The Island Hymn." followed by the Creed in tinlson. The mlnuvtels were read nnd approved and 10 call was answered b.V 1?lll'll'lll ll” cording to the waistline. There were five sick calls made And thanks for friilt were received from Mrs. Bruce Bell. Eric Bell. Pran- cls Paynter and Mrs. Ralph Th .

11m11?:.:nmot'ed and seconded that all bills be paid. 832.00 was sent ln in mg and cross from the com- munity and a letter was read from Edwin Johnaione. Receipts from the card were 888.05 in the month.

The school committee reported

it that band aids and gauze were Benediction.

shit Lunch committee for same Queen." sfzr which lunch was

bought. The new commllmt "9" "rm? appointed as Nflollowslzi sicJk -1-, Mae Brown. rs. . . r T t k and Mrs. Arthur Johnstone. and o S school L Mrs. William E.h Jo;:1- V g g - 0 ns 2. lug:-e'Ral)rfhBdoh.i:-todl: and Mrs. A. ll aP"d -.- A. Johnstone. Each member 2000 El Sol . . . 5 3-4 was asked to take lunch. 71150 Em Glacier . m0 The members are to answer 400 15101111 . 155 roll call by donating an article 14139 Eureka .212 for the auction sale. which is to .7925 Falconbtige . 13 Twenty be held at Mn. Ralph Johnst.one'a. 75075 Fargo . 230 1g '1. decided to pllng the up.l 23000 Fed Kirk . 7 1-'.' per part of the interior of the hall' 4735 Fed Pete 11 1- g "1, gfcen. 44950 Pentmore 75 Mrs. Oscar Johnston: had an 33430 D0 Wll 25 interesting content. and Mrs. Mur- 7750 F-llrell Wt! - dock McLeod an enjoyable rend- 1800 Fllnk H". 3500 Franco The meeting closed with "The glrsblglgr 220 Gen Pete unut 15710 Geneva ' t . 1032 Giant . giecoilgapglilted 1:: ':reI'sn::1 W” Gl"”” menu for school lights for sum- 500” 0””-3 mu mom," 1510 Goldsle The next meeting is to be heldl W0 90'5"!” st. Mrs. Austin emitm with the; W00 92” "ll? following committees in chsrIc:: am?" Programme - Mrs. P. 1-lowstt. 75 Lunch - Mrs. Maurice Howstt.' 2 '55 o”'d'''''k am. aheldon llowstt. and Mra.' 9009 02'0"" -. I 22".; 8:.”.';";';.. After the programme conducted 3” a M0" by Mrs. Jones the meeting closed ' and lunch was served by the com- 1”” 5"'"" mm,” sooo Clulf Ld , 3000 Gunnsr new ran: 9090 lltlm" o.lAT 5 1400 Hslllwell The Times of London was found- 5300 ""3 3003 MI by John Walter In 1785 under H700 Hlfmlll tho name "Dally Universal Rep 1:000 Hlfflttnt lute. 1N0 Butt! ,..

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of thanks'

parties!

meelrllll Oit MBY 6111 at which time it. was expected that replies would have been received front the various organizations contacted in the meantime.

central Bedeque and Vicinity

--Miss Norma Connolly of Cen- tral Bedeque. is spending her Eastzr holidays with her sister, Mrs. John Daley. Charlottetown.

Mrs. Austin Murphy and daugh- ter Catherlne, spent a few days in Charlottetown recently visiting friends.

Mr. and Mrs. 1l"ran'.r MacDonald of searletown have taken up res- idencc in Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mi's.QR-01-ph Connolly of Central Bedeque spent Easter with Mrs. Connolly": paren-til, M:-. and Mrs. Daniel Maclntyre, Gt-and Tracadie.

Miss Georgie Johnston. in Cetral Bedeque. Teachers Convention week.

teacher attended the this past

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MALl'EQl'E-BALTIC S.

- The regular meeting of Mal- peque and Baltic tV'.M.s. cf the Princetown United Church was conducted at the Princetown Manse or. Thursday evening. March lath.

The meeting opened with the President, Mrs. McKay preszding. by singing hymn 234. Roll call

was answered by ten members an- swering with a verse of scripture beginning with the letter "M". Minutes of the last. meeting were read and approved Indzll was de- zcided to send 35.00 to Dr. Murrav

' gave a satisfactory report and eight home and tour hospital calls were Kreported. Lunch committee for the next meeting will be Mrs. Herbie Stewart and Mrs. Earl Taylor. ilseader. Mrs. Earnest Bryenton. tfission Band committee. Mrs. fKelth Donald sud Mrs. Bruce lRiley. It was decided to send miss- licnary apron on its annual visit.

A new member. Mrs. Quick was :then welcomed. An interesting pro- gram was presented with Mrs. ,Keith Donald as leader and the iWorld's Day of Prayer service was then carried out by Mrs. Mt-Kay. lMra. Riley and Mrs. Green.

Lunch was served by the com- 'mittee after which the meeting closed by repeating the Mizpah

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