Roger Clark. son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Clark, Mt. Stewart with an inherent knowledge of

i(Nows WHERE TO GET THEM!

ti. x

where the big mics lurk landed the 20-trout picture above, the largest weighing lib lbs. Asked

said "They ain't there now."

where he caught them Roger

Guardian Photo

A barn owned by Dunn of Summerville was com-

fire from

fire. Mr. Dunn ' Impression that the grass the was extinguished, but a sudden stiff breeze fanned the embers and the fire raced unchecked to catch on the barn.

In a matter of moments the barn was a mass of flames and

A large number of neighbors

Summerville Barn Destroyed By Fire Yesterday Afternoon

Raymond gathered but were unable to do

Pkwy de5"”yFd by n" me yes' day previous had been removed. terday afternoon when it caught There was no insurance,

an unchecked gram The building many years ago was under the was formerly a tannery operat-

In a very short while collapredldistance from the Dunn service

GEORGETOWN

Mr. H.K. Lahrange. Engineer with the Dominion Government, Department of Public Works arr- ived in Georgetown and is in charge of test boring operations at the Railway Wharf. Mr. La- Frange . places Mr. D o u g l a s Robb, who was in charge of op- erations here for about two weeks.

anything. A manure spreader which had been in the barn the

Master Errol Rafuse. son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Rafuse of Murray River was a recent guest of his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs, Victor Rafuse.

Mrs. Walter Conohan has re- turned to her home in Cardigan. after being a patient in the Kings

ed by the Kelly family. The same farm on which was born Archbishop Kelly of Oklahoma. The farm was later sold to the Wlckham family who later mov- ed to Montague.

The barn was located a short

ter. Mrs. Ches Cooper and Mr. Cooper. Southport.

Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Keenan and daughters, Marilyn and Gail, . Murray River, left recently for Pictou Island. where Mr. Keenan lobster fishes for the next Jwo months.

' Mrs. Dan Herring and Mrs. (19073! Campbell, Murray River, are to work on the Prince Nova when she sails on May Ist.

Mrs. Martin MacI(ay and

EASTERN

GUARDIAN"

Mr.

UPTON Gospel Chapel, Dundasxl

2.3 p.m., special Sunday School Rally; 3:00 p.m.. Gospel service with special singing by Mr. Joe Wotton. Message by Mr. Svend Christensen. All welcome.

PARISH OF Georgetown. Holy Trinity Church. Anglican Church of Canada. Sunday. May- 6th., Fifth Sunday after Easter. Roge- mm Sunday. 11 am. Morning

Prayer, 5: Litany. Reverend WU hearty welcome to all.

G. Hogg. Priest in charge.

RETURN

and Mrs. Ralph MacKay

tcr Doris are spending some time iiilh Mrs. MacKay's iii-. and Mrs. Hicnry Munroe, Montague. '

THE PRESBYTTIRIAN Church hope to be able to form a league in Canada. Scrviccs Sunday. M8) with other nearby centrcs. 6. 1956: Cardigan. divine worship ggwgiv A V

ll a.m.: Lorne Valley afternoon Sl'l'VICe 2.30 p.m.: Montague even- iur service 7.30 p.m.: sermon ihmiie, "The Hidden Treasure.' Sunday School 10 a.m. You will be welcome at these services. IIPV. D. A. Campbell. Minister.

ST. PETEIPS Bay Pastoral ('hiirge. The United Church of Canada. Services for Sunday. .'ll.'iy 6th. Greenwich service at 9.30 a.m., followed by Sunday School. St. Peter's Sunday School at 10:00 a.m., service at 11:15 a. m. Marie Sunday School at 11.00 am.. service at 7:30 P-I"; REV- Russell A. Mat'.Le0(I. m'l1l57I'31"-

GEORGETOWN Pastoral (iii.-irge, United Church of Can- ada. Scrvices for May 591- II 3- iii. Milltown Cross; 2.30 p.m. Sturgeon. SS at Sturgeon at pm; 7 p.m. Georgetown. Mens choir. Monday at 7 D.m- M0n'5 Association Father and Son Ban-

quct. Special speaker. Rev. W. A. Paterson. minister. UNITED BAPTIST .Church.

Montague Charge. Sunday. May oath. Sturgeon 11 a.m.: Murray River 8 p.m.; Montague 7.30 p. m with song services 7.15. "Faith", Keeps the Man. WIN! keeps the "Faith", Remember the Sabbath. and keep it Holy. Ordinance of the Lord's Supper at the close of the evening ser- vice. Rev. A.M. Rogerson. min- ister.

Liberal Women Continue Session

OTTAWA (CP) -- The National Federation of Liberal Women Wed- ncsday night said Liberal women's clubs had approved the principle or equal pay for equal work in ISI47, and objected to a statement that the principle had been imple- mcntcd through efforts of organiz- aiions outside the federation.

A release made available to the press following a closed session of the NFLW convention hcrc did not indicate to what statement or which organizations the discussion referred.

The release said Liberal womens clubs had approved the equal pay principle by resolution in 1947. It also stated the clubs supported the l.i!mr.-ii administration "in its cf- forts to implement this principle by the example provided in a re- cent ruling that there shall be c(ui:il pay for equal work in all institutions under federal jurisdic- lion."

The governments equal-pay-for women bill was announced in the throne speech in January. The "E solution has not yet been debated in the Commons.

Suds. Foods. Poultry and Dairy Supplies

FRESH SUPPLY SEEDS- Marltime Grown No. 1 "laallr; ontlsii" Turnip Seed: "Moll: I Prince white Manuel Seed; "Ren- nle's" Mangel Seed. - IN! MIL KINDS OF FIELD IIE&.

FEEDB-

1-0 MORELL L Mr, a special meeting held Tuesday have evening returned to Morell after spending SCIIOOI . - the winter months in Halifax. At team MISS R118 present Mrs. MacKay and daugh- '””i'IlPV WIIS

parents, Carol Walker.

Ont.

THE MONTAGUE PASTORAL CHARGE. The United Church of ,Canada. Rev. J. M. Fraser, Min- ister. Sunday. May 6. Lower Mon- tague: 9.45 a.m., morning service with Mr. Gordon Avard, of Char- ilottetown, as guest speaker; Sim- .day School. Montague: 10 a.r-ii.. Sunday School: 11 a.m., morning service with Mr. Avard as guest speaker. Junior Sunday School. 7.30 pm., evening service. A

of his sister, Mrs. Kcnzie and Mr. MacI(enzie.

mcr Miss Edythe LeLacheur, Gurnsey Cove. GIRLS SOFTBALL TEAM-At L.A.C. Reginald Johnston who

the Montague High formed a girls softball Wight school elected manamr. iMiss Maxine MacLcod. captain. co-captain. The idea was so enthusiastically re- ceived that the girls have enough players for two teams and they

was a recent week-end visitor

River.

P.

YEO

Fri - Sat-4 - 3 Adm. 40 - 55 Incld. Prov. Gov. A. Tax You're Never Too Young

Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis

Color - General high-jinks keep you in violent hysterics of laughter. See motor boat racing. Jerry on water skiis. Detectives in pursuit with speed boats. Excellent.

Show Time- Mon - Tue - Wed Thur - Fri-8:30 p.m.

Saturday-8 and 10 p.m.

MURRAY RIVER

Harold M o o r e, Murray River. left recently for Marathon, where will be employed. Mr. Moore is staying at the home Frank Mac-

Congratulations are being ex- tended to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth MacLeod, Murray River, who were married at the Murray Harbour United Church Manse on April 14, ly 1956. Mrs. MacLeod was the for- Lebaciieur, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chester

with the R.C.A.F. in Summerside,

the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Johnston. Murray

Friends in Murray River are pleased to hear that Mr. Walter Buell, who was a patient in the E. I. Hospital, is recoverln niccly at the home of his dau8h-

TH EATRE MOIITAGIIE

daughter Janet. moved to their home in Wood Islands, after spend- ing the past two weeks at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gavin MacLeod- Murray River, Mr. MacI(ay is employed on the ferry.

Trout fishermen are reporting good catches in and around Murray River, now that the ice has finally left.

Congratulations are being ex- tended to A.B. and Mrs. Judson Nicolle, who were married recent-

. A. B. Nicolle is spending some time at his home in Murray River.

Miss Donalda MacKay. student nurse at the P.E.I. Hospital spent the past week-end at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William J. MacKay, Murray River.

is at

Mr. Norman E. Stewart, who

uguon, County Memorial Hospital at Mon- tague. has been employed with the bank Rev. Father Janics Fitzgerald

arrived in Georgetown on Friday, April. 27th. making the trip from Winnipeg- Man. to CIIaI'I0ltPi()wn. by plane. Rev. Father Fitzgciwildi was called home due to the dcalli of his falher- Captain C.M. Fitz- gerald.

Miss Lilly Hearn of Halilax, N.S.. is visiting her mother. Mrs. Mabel Hearn.

Mr. Art Morrison is prcsciitlyl

of Nova Scotia, in Charlottetown for the past three and a half years is spending two weeks holidays at the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. Norman C. Stewart. High Bank, before leaving for Calgary, Alberta. where he has been trans- ferred. Before leaving Charlotte- town. Norman was presented with a beautiful travelling alarm clock by his fellow workers at the bank. Mrs. Christine MacLure had a farewell party at her home, where he was presented with a lovely

lBIizzard In ,lCentraI Nlld.

Cf)R.NI'Ili BIIUUK, Nflri. lCPi..-- The local express from St. John's)

was six liours late arriving

wedni-'5KIii.i' because of a late-sea-IBI son I'lIlI,'l,al'(I mm plied snow deep ended its first week Wednesday , and a concerned press reported ex-

acres; the tracks in the Gaff 5311 Illiihlziiid area between and (iraiid Falls.

I"Il'l'l'Uinicrt nil iiiiiicr

foundlunil arra.

National Railway Station Agent at! Gt30TEBltm'n during the alisoiicr oil 5h""IiI ltir .N'oriii.'in Tliompson. who is onl3V3”I”hI'-' W”i'k Ihl'UUI-Zh 3 Shorter- time basis 'I'iicy also fear that the l cost

loan-

.lli' and Mrs Vlilliaiii Wliiti Boriicii

performing the duties of Callllfllall I rlson. ticurgrioirii Royalty.

lIlUiHl'PtI lo (icorgclou'ii.i liI'9”' HIP) ncrc ivrck-cnil guests strikers cannot riravr strike pay-

Friday. May 4. 1956

The Guardian. Page 5

Britain's Automation Strike

hcrc (;(

'EN'l'Ill'. Eiig.

T”p"' tciisivcly on its sigiiilicancc. h”” some

lni: iiisiallution til .'ILli(tI'Ilr'lil(iI) in

for plain! it llai'i'is-i9ci'gusoii.

lie

”ihinking nizivhincs" will

. M1; some of tho 3.5t)(l their jobs ui:o'ficial -- the;

Tlir strike is

I 11.000. Astaiidard Motor SN. . In V . woimi-i's allttvslilllilliif. because 3.500 . can 1.. ii.-iic iiccn repcalcrlIy.nl' lI1l'lll ll'lII I)t' laid off dur- because all ,. V 4 lieavy hlimllilli in the central 1V;-...,-l'Ill'll'I'.i'- HIP UHTIIIUILV is Sm:-nding I1-1.001)-titlll on I't'i()t)IlIlL', at Ilic trac- opt-rzitcs for Massey-

Tlic strikt-rs t.'(lIlICIl(I that layoffs nroirlcd by sharing

7 a direct link lietwccn the stiike

Has Completed Its First Week

, lltcuiorsiu and tli C 3 - -. ilI.ZllII'S first "automation strike" on autgmaljizilililmnm pdmv 5 mm”

In an editorial, the paper de- clares: "It has to be said that the right to stay in the same job is anmher: that some lcniporary un- employment . . . is iiicvitalilo as the rcvoiuiioii in inrlustry gatlim-5 pace: that Communist agitation in our main industries is compli-tely irresponsible: and that the nation cannot afford strikes which bring Important exlmrts to a standstill."

The left-wing. niass-circulation Daily Mirror says in a full-page editorial: ”This is the first big strike of the robot revolution."

y ”C(.-mmunist liiflucncc aside, it lis a strike that has been Iomented by fear of the push-buitun age."

The Labor party organ Daily

3.

Eli iIlt' liuiiic oi Mrs. Whites hut iiiovcs are iwing madet ' Herald Says m 3" odimrial that broilvcr. Ttir .1 F. Johnson. itho Ioriiial backing of unions! ".18 chief blame Mr H". amamatmn l,.L.,.,,,.d. Egegmrnests on the Coriservative 'ili .in(i ll' R- ' - vi - .. . H. 0'; Q" . llUl'l' ol 5LillliHJUIl;glnI:l.(IZll Al:lLiCl'l' allhL:.. (l10".S.el.V(ftn-0. "3"" Dally - For me mum hi.” i5 "Hi this Wm H . y - H LOLldDl Sd3.Sl!l its fiont-page rc- is a govcrnnicni with no Inn to 1 1,1”? '” H” hum” M Mr? 5'”? ljnrt that "T-niviliiyers and trade un- meet the age of automutionpit h nyros nioilier. Mrs. Phillip MOP ion chiefs" are convinced there is heen warned. I-luv nriihing Bi:

ready."

gold and onyx ring. Norman's many friends wish him every success in his work in the west.

Mr. James Glover has returned to his home in Murray River. after spending the past winter in Hamilton. Ontario.

Mr. and Mrs. Basil Irving and daughters, Charlottetown, were recent visitors at the homes of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Na- than Irving. Murray Harbour, and Mr. and Mrs. William J. Mac- Kay, Murray River.

Mr. and Mrs. Simon Bueli, Murray River. recently spent a few days in Charlottetown, guests of their sons.

Miss Faye Keenan, student nurse at Falconwood, spent the past weekend at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Stewart, Murray River.

week until further notice.

Monday. May 7-Forbes Young-Baltic. East Point, Klngsboro.

Elmira.

Monday, May 7-Bruce Webster-St. Peter's, Greenwich. Church

Road.

Monday, May 7-Donald Compton-Bangor.

MORELL CREAM ROUTE

Trucks will begin operating on the following dates. once a

THESE HOURS

Tuesday. May 8-MacAdam's Transfer-Montague, Valleyfield,

Peake's.

Thursday, May I0-Aeneas Maclntyr

Thursday. May 1" ”omei:ted MacDonald-Little Pond, River. Albion Cross. Fortune Road.

Thursday. May 10-eMacAdam's Transfer-Head of Hillsboro, Pisquid, Mt. Stewart, Savage Harbour, Tracadie,

Friday. May 11-Bruce Webster-Cardigan. St. George's, Mary-

invale.

Any new patrons wishing to send cream,

Morell Creamery.

Moroil Creamery. Cooperative Assn.

us. fill!

Sourls

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