JULY 13. 1950

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The uoardlan Inn: in haunt at any of tho

following stores

Dell I Douoatwa Grocer). Second Street; Water Street: I. L. waits

to Sumnsoraldor

goouton Summer ltraer Gouruea Drugatnr ti cc cm pug. News-stand. Water If-liflili Marl: Oaudot, :3 Granlirllla

Island Motnr i' upon,

Albaa'a Grocery. I20 Russell Street.

in ltonalngton

-11.. Guardian will in dollvarod to any homo In Summerside by Carrier

g so. per day or us per week. :3;--order to the IN!) fillionslbla

...c.ENEIl.Al. INSURANCE. Rain!) 5, Muttut. Summers” .

..pa. carinaouan. sznallman Building, Office hours 11-12. 2-5. 7-8. Phone 2352. '

..nEsElWE Wednesday. August pm for Community Picnic in

o'I.cal'Y. ' ,coME To play and dance

seven Mile Bay Thursday. July 13. Curtain 8.30.

JEIJWTABLE HOME MADE Ire Cream and Cake at South Pree- mwn School, Monday. July 17th. If weather unfavorable first fine

night.

Mrs. Mabel Chisholm ol Kr-nsington left for Maina on Monday to spend some time on holiday.

...cATll0LlC WOMEN'S LEAG- rl-Z Indian River and Kensingtcn ..i.;i hold a pantry sale on July lith at 3 o'clock in Kennedy's Siorc. Kcnsington.

Lucite FROM SASK.-Dr. and Mrs. ormond Dalton of swift Current. Sask.. use visiting in Sum- merside and Malpcque. having iii" rived recently by car. Dr. D3110” will retu:n at the end of July but Mix.-. Dalton plans on spending another month at her home in Malpequc.-S

LIN HOSPITAL - The many friends of Mr. George Waite. Summerside. employee of the De- partment of Public Works will regret to learn that he is a patient in the Pirlnce County Hospital where he has undergone an oper- ation on his wrist. All extend best wishes for a speedy recovery.-S

Personals

..Dr. and Mrs. Frank shaver of Montreal are guests at Mulberry Lodge, Summerside.-S.

..Mr. and Mrs. Beecher Best. summerside. have as their guests their son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Palmer. and son. Donnie of Hopedale. Mass- achusetts.--S.

- The many friends of Mrs. Georgia Burch of Borden will be sorry to learn that she is a patient in the Prince County Hospital.

- The many friends of'Mrs. Howard Weeks of Borden will be

. sorry to learn that she is ill at the

home of his sister. Mrs. Wilfred

7 Vlnmain of Summerside.

-Mr. D. H. Gallant, C. L. U.. representative of Confederation Life and Mrs. Gallant of Miscouche have returned from attending the four-day Confederation Life Nat- ional convention at Banrf. Alta--S

....After a pleasant week's Va- cation. spent with his lval'EMl- Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Frank Mar- Kenzie. Summerside. Mr. J. Ken- neth MacKenzie and Mrs. niac- Kerizle returned yesterday to their home in Truro. N. S.-S.

--Miss Birdie Cairns and Mrs Irving Clark of Summerside East are visiting in Pictou. N. 3.. during the Lobster Carnival and are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Bethune and Mr. and Mrs. James Bethune, respectively. They were accompanied tn Pictou by Mr. and Mrs. wyman Cairns. who have re- turned home-S. ,

Pbona seal for this service or give '03 0311'!!! on your rollla.

-IBISHTOWN W. I. Ice Cream Social. Friday. July idth. at Wil- lard Brown's.

-POULTRY. - Buying livo Fowl from July 12th to I-5th. Fred Wadman. Kcnslnston. P. E. I.

-GET YOUR FISH AND CHIPS at the K. of C. Karnival on the grounds on Thursday. Friday and Saturday evenings.

--Y0U HAVE never seen is be- fore. mysterious but amusing. Sec II. at the K. of C. Karnival Thurs- fiall. Friday and Saturday even- ings.

-TONIGHT'S THE NIGHT at the. mammoth karnival on the Knights of Columbus grounds. Games. prizes. and fun galore. Don't miss it.

-DON'T FAIL to attend the big outdoor karnival at the Knights of Columbus grounds tonight. Fri- day and Saturday. Home cooking. strawberry cake 'and everything good to eat.

-KENSINGTON PLAY!-Ills will present their play ”Bringing Up Mother" in the Baptist church Hall. Summerside on Friday. July

l-ith. at 8.15 P. M. Admission 50 cents. -VISIT SUIIIMII-IIISIDE - His

Excellency Archbishop J. A. O'- Sullivan of Kingston, Ontario, ac- companied by Rt. Rev. R. V. Mac- Kenzle paid a visit yesterday after- noon to Rt. Rev. G. J. Maclgellanl V.C.. Archbbhop O'Sullivan. who was formerly Bishop of the diocese of St. Dunstan's. journeyed to Prince Edward Island to assist at the ceremonies of the diamond Jubilee of Rev. A. A. MacAulay on Tuesday at St. Peters Bay. His Excellency and Monsilznor McKen- zie returned to Charlottetown last evening -S.

S'side Y's Men Plan Swimming Eliminaiions

In connection with the swim- ming programme of the Summer- side Yis Men's Club. it has been decided to hold Prince County elimination races at their hath- ing house on the Marine Wharf on August 2nd and also a Pro- vincial meet on August 30th.

The 'Tcl'ub's swimming pro- gramme is being supervised during the summer months by Miss June Ramsay and Mr. Raymond Durant and in the evening Y's Man Rnlph Emery conducts classes either at the wharf or at the local beaches. Four classes are includ- ed. beginners 6-15 years. of which over a hundred are now taking the ten days course. junior im- provers. adult beginners and sen- ors.

Both Miss Ramsay and Mr. Durant qualified in the Red Cross standard C first aid courses on June 30th and on July 15th will qualify in the Senior lWimm"5 water safety course.-S.

J WINS PRIZE MAIDSTONE. England, July 12

...(AP)-Winston Churchill's nix- year-old cow. Gratwick Beatrice.

won first prize today in the Km” County agricultural show.

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Game Al S'side- ls Postponed

The game between the Char- lottetown Falcons and the R. C. A. P. Royals which was to be played at the Summerside Aairport yest- erday didn't materialize due to the fact that one of the cars carrying the Charlottetown team to Sum- merside had touble along the way and failed to arrive at the ball field. The game had to be post- ported and will be played as part these

teams on Sunday.

Locke lload and Vicinity

-Miss Maude Harris of the staff of T. Eaton Co. Ltd., Moncton. ar- Qived here at her home on holi-

ay.

Congratulations to Alton and Ralph Harris. two sons of Mr. and Mrs. Trueman Harris who success- fully passed the Grade VIII exams. They attended Forest View School and took the exams at O'Leary.

Mrs. Paul Araenault of Bloom- field Station. was a visitor in For- est View at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Gallant.

Little Miss Theresa Gallant of Piusville is visiting in Forest View, the guest of her uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Gal- lant of Forest View.

The two little Misses Margaret A. Perry of Charlottetown and Grace Arsenault of Howlan are vis. iting at the home of their grand- mother. Mrs. Margaret Arsenault of Forest View.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jelley. O'- Leary. were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Foley, Forest View.

Forest View School closed on Wednesday. June 28th. In the afternoon the pupils were treated to ice cream. chocolate hairs and fruit by their teacher. Miss Mae Malley.

Mr. and Mrs. Bennett Peters and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Peters of Bloomfield were visitors on Sunday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Gallant of Forest View.

Mrs. Murray Sweet and daughter Frances were visitors to Summer- side and St. Eleanor's.

Mr. Paul Gallant of Saint John arrived in Howlan to spend the summer months with his father and mother in I-Iowlan.

West Cape and Vicinity

Mr. Earl Ellis was a visitor to Charlottetown recently.

Mrs. Horatio Macwilliams of Springfield West was a visitor" to West Point, the guest of her par- ents.

Mrs. Earl Ellis and her daugh- fer. Mrs. Randal Boates of 0'Leary were visitors to Moncton, N. B. on Thursday.

On Sunday evening the service at the Glenwood Church was well attended. The choir rendered spe- cial music. Mrs. Leslie Gorall was organish.

Miss Doris MacLenn:n. O'Leary, was a visitor to Summerside and while there was the guest of her cousin. Ruthie MacLennan.

Mrs. Fred Champion of Ber- wick, New Brunswick. is visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs..Forest Phillips and other friends in O- Leary.

.Mi.ss Freda MacMilian. Green Hill. recently returned to her home after a pleasant visit with her aunt, Mrs. Carl Easter.

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Miss Shirley Kelly. Jamaica Plains, Mass. is spending her vac- atlon with her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. David MacDonald. Green Hill

Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Hudson of Cascumpec have arrived home at- fer spending some time with Mrs. Hudson's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Nickerson of Woodstock. N-11

Mr. and Mrs. Lotc Wetherell of Attleboro, Mass. were visitors to West Cape and were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Macbennan on Thursday and Friday-

Miss Bettie Barwise. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Barwise. Springfield West. was among those to attend the teacher's sum- mer school in Charlottetown.

Mrs. Ira MacDonald and' Mrs. Milford Ellis were recent visitors to New Brunswick and while there they were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon MacDonald. sack-

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L Mr. and Mrs. Ralph MacLen- nan. Green Hill. and Mr. and George Wilkinson. Sprinsief wag. mvg just returned home I - ter having a very Pielnnl "id delightful trip to the Grape Den- lnsula. Quebet

Mr. James Hudson of Caacum- c and who la now foreman far Mr. Harold Machennan on t: building of I church and RV!" houses in Borden has built I cabin in Borden and has moved his wig: and family there for the aumm months.

A very pretty home wedding took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Macfuac. Di"ibilM- on Thursday afternoon. Jun!

when Rev. Blair Colburn united

in marriage their daughter Annie

A A.'s To Meet Al Summerside Over Week End

The Summerside group of Ai- coholics Anonymous will be hosts this week end to delcgaua. mom- hera and friends from over fifty Maritime A.A. groups.

Guests will register for ac- commodation Saturday afternoon at the group rooms on Spring Street. Saturday evening then will be a social evening at the group rooms and Sunday morning the delegates will meet followed by a shore outing Sunday afternoon and a public meeting .at the Regent. Theatre Sunday evening.

Following this conference some of the delegates will be leaving for Cleveland. Ohio where up to twenty thousand members will con-

vene to celebrate the fifteenth birthday of A.A. The Summerside group with

nearly one hundred members is now nearly three years old. Other Island groups are at Charlottetown. Rustlco. Emerald. Alberton and Tignish shore.-S. C

Mount Pleasant and Vicinity

.F'rlends of Mrs. Sterling Moore Wiii regret to know she has been a patient in the P. C. Hospital.

Mr. John Waite. Vvest Devon. was a visitor to Mount Pleasant during the week.

Sincere sympathy is extended to the family of the late Mrs. Ida Stewart. Northam. whose death oc. curred recently.

Leon Harvey and young son Junior of St. Stephen. N. B., is 5P5i,1dillK a few days at his old home, North Enmore.

Mr. P. J. Williams. Summerside. and son Thomas of Port Elgin. N. B.. were Sunday visitors to the Macintosh home.

Mrs. Willard Ballum and baby 50h Gary of Toronto is spending I191” hoiidays at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Es- sery.

brothers Bayfield and Stewart Ramsay. Mt. Pleasant. and Mrs. Stewart Ramsay, Port Hill. at- tended the funeral of Mrs. Annie Shaw. Bloomfield. recently.

Their friends will regret to hear of the departure of Rev. and Mrs. R. L. Lewis and family. During their stay in Mount Pleasant they made many lasting friendships. The vacancy at the Mount Plea- sant Church of the Nazarene is

being filled for the present by Rev. David Morrison. A miscellaneous shower was

held recently in Springhill School in honor of Miss Ir:-ne Murphy and Earl Cotton whose marriage takes place in the near i'uture;r"A large crowd was in attendance and a jolly evening spent. Following the presentation of numerous gifts and envelopes. a dainty lunch was served by members of the Insti- tutes.

The closing of the Mount Plea- sant School took place on the afternoon of June 23. There was a good attendance of ratepayers present. and a pleasant social time spent. The teacher was presented with a sum of money from her pupils. and the teacher in turn presented each pupil with a nice gift. A treat was also provided by the teacher and the IVomen's In- stltute.

Wellington and Vicinity Mr. Cyrus Perry Moncwn. re-

cently visited Mr. Emile J. Arsen- ault.

Mrs. Edward McDonald return- ed home last week after visiting relatives and friends in Arling- f.on.

Master Louis Perry of Summer- slde is visiting his grandfather Mr. Emile Arsenault.

Messrs Alfred Pratt and Al. Pratt of Boston were recent guests of Mr. Emile J. Arsenault and daughter Cora.

Miss Blanche Bernard. Hunter River recently visited in welling- ton, belng the guest of Mrs. W. H. Barlow,

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Trenholm. Cape 'n'averse. attended the I act play presented by Union Cor- ner players last week in wailing- torr.

Mr. and Mrs. Ira Barlow and family Mr. vcrno Gallant motored to Brackley Beach on Sunday July 9th when they visited their daughters Bertha and Caroline. They were guests of Mrs. Walter Grogor in the evening. on return home the party visited Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bernard in gfunter River.

On Tuesday night July 4. a 3 act play was presented by Union Comer players in Sta. Hall, and a very large audience attended. Sale of home made candy in be- tween acts brought a large sum. specialties were also enjoyed "Auraila Bridge from Hemlock Ridge" was as follows. Act I Late

to Mr. Norman Campbell. son of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Campbell of Milo. -

The Institute Convention was held in the hall. Springfield West. and was well attended by the dif- ferent institutes. Each Secretary of the institute: gave very satisfact- ory reports. Miss Robin. Charlotte- town. gave a fine report that was

onjoyedby all. At the close of the meeting a tasty lunch was served.

Many llear llev. Mr. Templeton Al Borden

More than om thousand people crowded Borden rink last evening to hear Rev. Charles 3. Temple- ton who is conducting a five-day evangelistic campaign in Bodoque and Borden under intardenominat- tonal auspices.

Mr. Templeton is Canadian born and began his career as a. sports cartoonist with a Toronto paper. After his conversion to the Christ- ian faith he decided to give his full time to Evangelism. To this end he enrolled as a student in the Princeton Theological Som- inary where he has Just completed the second year of his course.

Assisting him in the current series of services is his gifted wife. Mrs. Templeton has won the Cali- fornia "Local Hour" contest and many other awards. and has sung in almost every State of the Union. and in many Canadian cities.

Mr. Templeton brought to his congregation a message of such depth of conviction and radiant faith that they have been challeng- ed to accept Christ's way of life as never before. He stated that ha hollowed "We are on the verge of a great Spiritual awakening", and that ”Chrlst is the answer to every human need and problem. In a saving relationship with God through Jesus Christ is our only hope for peace, happiness. lives of power and general usefulness. and relationship between men which is truly Christian."

Rev. Burton Crowe of Bedeque presided. Rev. Arthur organ of Hamilton. Ontario, Chairman of the Board of Evangelism of the United Church of Canada. led in the service of song, and Rev. Mr. Bacon of Tryon offered prayer. The Cornwall tario was present and assisted in the service of praise.

The series will continue tonight alni tomorrow night in the Bedeque r n .

llortli--Tryon llotes

M13 Y-CR0)! Dart Was a recent visitor to Summerside.

Mr. Alfred Geogrug of Tryon WI: A recent visitor to Summer-

Mrs. Gordon Noye. Enmore. and aid

Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Blackmore of Searletown wehe visitors to North Tryon on Sunday.

Miss Margaret Dawson of AL billy has been engaged with Mrs. Clayton Thomas. Tryon,

. Mrs. Amanda Callbeck ls spend- ing a day with her relatives in Summerside.

Miss Elaine Chisholm spent the past week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Heath Chisholm.

Mrs. Albert Callback and son are leaving Tuesday for the United States for a month or so.

ML Harry Cotton of Summer- side is visiting with his son and daughter. Mr. Gordon Cotton and Mrs. Norman Wood.

Miss Mary A. Macxenzie and Mrs. Lloyd Howatt. and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sharkey werg recent visitors to Summerside.

Miss Mildred Stewart. teacher of Tryon Consolidated School for the Past two years has gone to her home in Ellerslle.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Qulgiey of Mount Tryon were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wood on Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Dixon of Tryon were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Allison Harper of Carleton on Sunday.

Odd Replies On Application Forms

(By The Canadian Preu)

OTTAWA. July I2--Candidates for positions in Government ser- vice make some odd replies to questions on application forms.

Here are a few turned up today by the Civil Service Commission:

Place of birth: "Hospital."

Marital status: One girl replied "single" and asked "what do you expect in Oitawa'."'

A man replied: "Single. Married for income tax purposes.”

Length of residence in Canada: "22 feet by 40 feel."

An application from a discour- aged candidate contained this statement:

"I'm going to get that job or bust. I wish you would pull some red tape or something. I want that job so badly. If I got it. all I'd have to do to be in heaven would be to close my eyes. I'd probably be there soon after anyway; the shock would kill me."

afternoon of I day lp October. Act 2. A few days later, six pm. Act 3. The following evening. Players were Mrs, Bernice Acheson, Mary McLure; Greer Acheson Joan Brooks; o'Brlens. coloured maid- Dorothy Brooks: Billy Cooper. who wants to marry Greer .- Claire Brooks; Auralia Bridge - Ruth Muttart. Lady Silbel Banning - Mrs. mgene Brooks: Elsworth Moffett -- Ray McI..ure; Boss lur- llng - Fame Ryder; Brent Wen- dell - Charles Allen.

SUI-MINIATURE IADIO

LONDON-(CF)-A one-ounce radio set. designed to control flight of model aircraft has been per- fected by a Norfolk man. in trials with I large model plane. the craft reacts! perfectly to controls at the transmitter during a la- mlnuta flight. '

POTATO VITAMIN!

Vitamins in potatoes are im- mediately beneath the skin.

llew Innan and lllclnlty

Mr. and Mrs. B. I". Pillman were visitors to Kensington on Sunday.

Mr. lrncst Waite. Sherbrooke wu in New Annan Saturday on business.

Mrs. Fred Wall and daughter Doris ware visitors to Summerside on Friday.

Mr. Frank Waits spent. several days New Annan.

She. brooks lut weak in

Mr. Maurice Croken, Emerald. was a recent visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Allie McNeilI, New Annan.

Mr. and Mrs, Ivan newness. Norboro. were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Al. Schurman. New Annan on Sunday.

Mr. Allie MeNcill and Miss Irma McNeill motored to Indian River on Sunday where Irma wrote catechetical exams.

Mr. Rex Dawson and son Myron of North Tryon were visitors to Summerside and New Arman on Wednesday.

Mr. Howard wood. Victoria, was a visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack wood, Travellers Rest on Tuesday.

Mr. and Mrs. Allie McNeil) and.

daughter Irma were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Keough, Albany on Sunday evening.