AUGUST 1, 1945 . f”; WESTERN GUARDIAN

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y ,3“, cable olyalthgagggj: -c.w.r.. MEETING or mm“ ,. ;.Alice'AriArmy corps “w, RIVER-The monthly meeting of ens has arrived ‘new the C.W.L. of Indian River was m; that she held on Julv 29th. Mrs. Ramsay a» of __ cs:s-..c:.a:"~ or. l 0°C D 9 B first _|1NISHING_ Ivogék $13,861??? art of the meeting. New boom, vdmted Lime in s 8441' eluded a motion to donate $100 - ', féolghglfxt.‘ DxigrlistanuihColleige drive, -—-- _~ ano er ce-crcam ‘mrkgslsipngklgls. irxanizietymliggdl festiv l K

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Personals

-Miss Margaret McKenna, Pic. mu. N.S., is at present, the guest of Mrs. David McNally, Borden-s

—MI'. and MN. Reg. Altken Q1 [Charlottetown were visitors to lSummers-ide on Moriday—.S

-Miss Lucille McQuaid of Km. sington left Monday for Toronto, 0116-. to enjoy a vacation.

n xlrllgsia" liake vim‘ in August-

M OVERSEAS — s"",“,','f.fkv?he ‘arrived from mm i Saturday evening was

Harry Bishop, son oil " ‘no Mrs. Elias Bishop. Sum- I;'r5§,e_ 5P1 ishop was a

Edw rd Is- *"-*- fihlrrighfianoers at the outbreak mlfi- Ind Mm John Matheson.

of Abingto , M ., fwavr r1‘,‘,,§°f,§,°“d§§ 5335;103:153! return one? vlsitfig i1l‘.".'..1.§§° M3: \;:;r!°‘n‘\,erseflé and s“, a yotlDJ. MacLeod, Summerslde-s

i . urided in the - ‘ffillg. gnhafirhian campaign —Q.M.S. Fred Moore and Mrs; ‘id w... invalided back ‘to Eaglandilfiglfimgoggllflll flfiaillefis of Q. '. - n i time or e ‘ - paren . r. and ~ Yewwr” n Mrs. LA. Moore, Suznmersld=__5

a=ior| of France sing‘ wgles rifle 0f

d" iolfmd on e ac es on m first Hr will spend thirty da s —Mrs. J. R. McKenna accom- in Summers! e. P8111841 by her daughters. Norah former Virginia and Murgaret and Miss Mary Dunn of Montreal are guests at Birch Hill Toiu-ist Home, Summersid=.-s_

-Mr. arid Mrs. RP. going-man, Part Madwav. us. have arrived on their annual visit to Prince Edward Island and are guests at Harbour View Cabins. Summer- side-S

w.» his some i5 iviie is the llmen-S.

-Pli0.\IO'l'ED OVERSEAS — hmoiions io members 0! N16 anndiim army ssrvlfl! Oi/"fieu- amounted STTYETGRY by the De‘ of National Defencfi. m‘ lowing: To be actinl; ivior. Cnpi. Alan Hathaway Hol- in, Canadian Infantry (Zeros: 1t; lirs. Jean Holman. c/0 H31‘. .’ilil'iii!l$.I'.. Summerside, To be mm contain. Liaeut Ivan Arthur ' "bur. Canadian Annoured fnihcr. Mr. E688!‘ Mac‘ 1r. Summcrside

m. and Mrs. Hector MacKerizie rd son Gordon. have returned to heir home in Borden from a moat nioyabie visit to Amherst Fort

arence. Parrsboro and Bass iver, N.S.

—Mr. and Mrs. Charles McLeI- l"! (if-Quincy. Masai. accompanied by their son Hartley and his wife were in Summerside on Thursday, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Harrington-S.

—Mrs. J. E. McKenna and daughter Jean accompanied by fhe Misses Jean and Margaret Mc- Donald of Pictou. N.S. were in Summerside last week, the guests oi Mrs. Phillip McNally. whi Mr. McKenna was attending the Elsi tournament at Charlottetown.

lirs, Florence Jenkins of George- . is visiting her sister, Mrs. ‘iliiam While of Borden.

Departure From District ls Regretted

A larze number of the residents o! Siuerbrooice and Sh. Eleanors gathered at the spacious home of Mr. Charles Yeo, Sherbrooke on the evenins of July 23rd to bid farewell to Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Small of Sherbrooke who through illl health have found it necessary to sell their farm and stock and move to another community.

Mr. Leonard Pickering was ‘the chairman of the evening and he called upon Mr. James Chappel who read an address to Mr. and Mrs. Small and presented them with a substantial cheque on be- half of the members oi the comm- unity. ‘The address expressed re- gret at their departure from the community but recognized its ne- oessity and said that their former neighbors wished them imiproved health and happiness in their new surroundings. The address further referred to the fact that Mr. Small had always been interested in any- thing for the betterment of the district and had served for many years as secretary oi the Board of School Trustees and as a. dir- ector of the telephone company-

Foliowing this. an address was read to Mrs. Small by Mrs. lizric chappei and a presentation oi’ a beautiful silver locket was made by Mrs. Brewer Linkietter on be- the Women's Institute. Reference was made to Mrs. ' V’ m??? “no hi ‘Irlulielite mat $2161 —*‘ ns an r ea ls myrrswcecil Stewart of Charlotte- he]? m; 51d; 3nd needy.

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S “M- half o! m. Small and herself and thanked their friends and rieiaha box-g for their kindness an thoughtfulness. After mu a 919"" ant social evenlnB W" 59"“ "'4 a delicious lunch was served-S-

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S'Sidc ~ Academy

GRADE XI RESULTS

Of the I4 students from side Academy who wrote full Grade were successful according

liiss Bernice Sharpe returned to

'll(‘l'Sl(lE on Monday after hav-

m1 spciii two weeks holidays at er homo in Bordon.

Smn. Wendail Howatt. grandson iVirs. J. W. Howatt of Cape Traverse, who has been spending 1s leave at his home returned to hvaiiquaricrs on Sunday evening.

lilil. and Mrs. John Ledgard of Borden leii on Monday mornin in visit Smn. Ledgard’: parents a Edmonton, Alia.

‘Mr. James Dorsey of the O. N. B. liming car dept. at Halifax is visit- l"! his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dorsey oi Bordon.

Cpl. George Ramsay and LAC. Vfm MacNcill, RCAF, oi Summer- HIE visited friends in Borden over the week-end.

Miss Gimin Sharpe oi Monctnn,l NB. pent ihe week-end with nor Mr. and Mrs. Borden.

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Sharpe‘ or George ‘Ml MnrinnflDeegan oi Borden G} ‘m: m Cape Traverse with i hciia wright.

‘Mi Florpiice Pyke of Dartmouth. -_ visiting in Borden, guest oi its. John Dcegan.

fill.» John PfGallarit of Borden ~_ ‘Slims friends at Egmont Bay. Miss Pauline MacIsaae of Sum- erslde is spending two weeks with

Bgidriirother. Mrs. J. J. Maclsaao of

hjgr. and Mrs. Hector MacKenzle - as their welcome glillestgMon . ' a am mo- féf Dorchester, Mass; Miss M’, flmnbeil oi Milton, Mass: ‘lifihdimll .2‘ Rm o, Carleton. s; a .e

The regular aucti ' 3,. ' on party of the nn-“lflhh Women s Institute was held gm“ “fsdflv evening with six won-b Paying. Ladies rise "was h‘, Mrli J rs. Julian Heri- n , gent; ablation‘ “fins Mum“, Con‘ m" gnaw 80in! to Miss Rosie Mr. Aloysius Crokea.

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iNotices.

NEWS FROM CAMP BUCIIAN BY RED PINE

CAMP BUOHAN, July 28th —The Honor Patrol flag was wrested from Mink Patrol by the Beaver Patrol of Abe Zakem after a, close inspec- tion and then Tall Timber took his class on pioneering for a timber-

felllng period when they felled

enough timber to put up a tower when they have completed their lashing instruction. Most of the

boys worked on their Athlete's Badge in the afternoon and sev-

eral boys completed the test for it.

The names of boyg who have passed

the various badges will appear in the newspapers on the completion of camp.

In the evening the camp was visited by Mr. PR. McCormick, President of the Queen's District Council, who spoke to the boys at their Council Fire. Several

original skits, were presented to the

boys who expressed their approval with the Scout cheer “Zigamala" 117d then the camp quieoened down for a good night's sleep.

CAMP BUGI-IAN, July 29th Immediately after inspection, which was won by the Mink Patrol again, Church Service was held for the Protestants and Roman Catholics. The Protestant service was taken by the Camp Chief, the Rev. SJ. Davies and Blather Rrancls Mac- Donald, assisted by a Seminarian. lVLr. David McTague held the service for the Roman Catholics.

In the afternoon parents and friends of the Scouts visited the camp and went around and in- spected the boys Patrol Sites and were very Well pleased with the condition ln which they ‘WM everything. At supper the boys en- joyed ice cream which was brought our, by Mr. Joseph Kays in the afternoon, and after supper their eenteerfwee added w by chocolate bars brought out by MY- P-R- 15°‘ Connick and plums from Mr. Al- bert Zakem. Because oi the Wet weather the 1n the dining shelter when

Thund-

ercloud and Tall Timber serénoded

the boys with guitar and harmonica melodies with added attractions by Cannon ‘Thompson, Bill Sitland. Jimmy Ibbott and Chief also displayed his versatility and brought down the l! his contribution and the Fire ended with the slumps a! "Abide With Me". "Now The Day I, Over" and Taps.

EARLY CHINESE ' ABRASIVE

"Sandpaper" was known in the Chinese as early as the 13th cen- tury when they used a natural sum w make bits of crushed see-shells ma: u» parchment - the earliest recorded introduction of coated ab- rasives.

DUTCH WERE FIRST

The Dutch, seeking

i night except

Council Fire was held,

Red ‘Pliie. ‘The

house w h Council

THE CHARLUTTETOWN GUARDPN

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COOKS for Phooograplu.

can woman aooxs now on Illa. -l-4i. CAIWOAD woven

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Iiennell d: Chandler. 7-3l-li.

CAI. NULBIJB BOOKS pow on ll-ll- 8-1-41.

SAILORS’ SUITS for small boys up to six years old. Apply Kelly's tailor shop, 173 Great George

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GUI YOUR ICE CREAM and ookc at the Knights of Columbus Recreation Centre. Victoria Park, Thursday evening. Auilllst 2nd.

CAR. NUMBER ‘BOOKS now on I sale. 4i

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on -~il GOSPEL MEETINGS Hall. Continued each Saturday at nine o'clock. Sunday night thirty. Make a special effort to at- tend these meetings and face eter- nal matters. 7-31-

CAR NUMBER BOOKS now sale. 8-

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NOTICE T0 ADVERTISERS. - A5 the advertising stafl knocks of! work at 5 P. M. dailv (at 1 P. M. Saturday), advertisers must take notice that no display advertise- ments for insertion in the follow- ing day's issue can be handled un- less wceived by noon. - -t-f

FIRE ALARM-The firemen re- sponded to an alarm yesterday for a. slight blaze at the residence of Dr. E. S. Giddings, 14 Greenfield Ave. The cause of the alarm was an oil burner overflowing. There was no damage.

RECEPTION COMMITTEE MEETS-A meeting of the Citi- zens’ Reception Committee was held in the City Hall last night and business of a routine nature discussed. In the absence of the president, Mr. Leo Bradley, Mr. T. A. Butler presided. The following subscriptions for the entertainment of returning war veterans were acknowledged; Greendal Company,

' Batt and MacRae, $25; Dr.

Ayres, $5.

POLICE COURT-Two deiind- ants in Excise cases were each fined $1130 arid costs or three months in lair yesterday morning A third was fined $25. and costs or one month in jail A drunk failing to appear had his $10. bail bond es- treated and another was sentenced to six days ln Jail. A party charged with "mischief" was given a sus- pended sentence of 30 days and ordered to pay for the damage. A sanitary case was dismissed

SOURIS BIC-II SCHOOL-List of pupils who received Grade Eight Leaving Certificates at the closing on June 29. i945. Tlicsc are _m order of merit: l. John Muilnl : 2. Colin Jarvis: 3. Leo Gallant: 4. Kent Ellis; 5. Jackie Poole; 6. Wil- bur Cheverie: 7. Peter MacLean: 8. Merlin Murphy; 9. Melvin Mc-

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$25. J. D. McGuigan, $10; and Dr. J. H. w

ccnrniiijulinnun Kensington Establishes

Town Planning Board

The town of Ksnaingion bu t k- m "P the matter of ‘Down Pl:n. nlng in connection with p“; ‘u, f°°°mtYu°tl°n 1!! a most enthusi- astic and commendable manner, Three meetings on the subject have been held there within the pagnweek.

was a

ETown Council vvirtliuttgigns M5 mo; Imoro citizens present by invita- Ition. His Woo-iii Mayor Russel -C. Champion pr de¢

' Mr. O. B. Darrach w“ “keg w furnish some details oi the exist. 1118 briefs as prepared by thg Provincial Reconstruction Commit- tee for presentation next week at Ottavrsb h

. arrac outlined tli

posed educational Program :5 $901; as financial assis ance that may be Riven incorporated towns m aid them +in ruani ulatlrig pogt-wgr recongruction pans. I-Ie “

- sized the Brest need oi the Town

oi Kcnsington for a modem mtg;- and sewerage gystem, ‘Home,

- point which he stressed would be

the advantage i th R l

School system ofor Rifigemdlglifi

Island as contained in the recon.

struction program for this pray. ce

Mr. Dan-cell's remarks were foL lowed by an "open forum" in which every citizen present spoke and endorsed the town's need for a water and ggwergge

- system along thoroughly modem ines.

Before adjournment f th . thusiasflc gathering ghe any; announced a special session of the Council to held the following noon-hour for the express purpose v1’ appointing a communit plan. X11118 board under provincie logis-

(Bill 41) which had been 3559M“ W by His Honour the Lieutenant Governor on April 19 AME, entitled the "Town Planning

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At thi t th . sided ovgr Boaerdlvlalanydartggitge was appointed a Town Planning Board, with personnel and retiring terms of office as follows:-

Q. B. Darrach, James E. Mac- Neiii and F‘. M. Davidson, (to serve Board for o. term of s years).

Frank R. Nauss. Wilfred Taylor and Dr. W. P. McBride (to serve 4 ygaiglb '

- ~ 91811957. Wm- Semple and Keir Clark. (to serve 2 years),

All these are subject to

alégpingmenthl

e ounc ors appointed to the Board to serve on a. yearly basis were Councillors R. S. Humphrey, son Darrach, and J. L. David.

The Mayor of the town will be a member of this Board from year to year, ex-offlclo.

The 319W planning board as chosen by the Council met on Thursday, Jul 26th at 8 am, 1p the Masonic all, with o. full at, tendance of members. His Wor- Shlll the Mayor called the meeting to order and the election of offic- ers to serve on the Board gouowe‘;

‘These comprised: Frank R, Nal S. Manager of the Bank of NW0 530th. is chairman- Dr. W. P. McBride, vice chairmah; o. B. Darrach, secretary-treasurer,

T0 Complete the organization of the Board it was unanimously 511g. gested that the town assessors, A.' Layton Rvgers and Charles Ken-

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BRADALBANE W.I.

Phee; 10. Cecil Murphy. Prize for highest average in those examina- tions was awarded to John Mul- lally_ not Melvin McPhee as stated at the closing.

CONFERENCE DELEGATION — Premier J. Walter Jones will head the P. E. Island delegation which leaves here Friday to attend the Dominion-Provincial Conference opening at Ottawa on Monday. August 6. The other delegates from the Province are Hon. William Hughes, Provincial Treasurer: Hon, F, A. Large, Attorney Geri- eral; Messrs. H. R. Cari-uthers. acting Provincial Auditor; L. W- Shaw, Director of Edltlcfiélmfi; F. Cortriolly, secretary o econs nic- tion; Lieut-Col. P. S. Fielding. MM., secretary of the delegation.

0N RETURN HOME-Mr. and Mrs, Wallace Pierce of Winnipeg, Man, have left on return to their home after having spent a very pleasant and enjoyable vacation visiting relatives and friends on P. E. Island. While here they made their home with Mr. Pierce's sis- ter, Mrs. Alfonso Bryeriton, Brack- iley. En route, they pimi to stop- ofI at Toronto to spend a week with their son-in-law and daugh- lter, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Boulter. .Their son Flying Officer Lloyd Pierce, who is at present stationed at Summersidc Airport, had very pleasant reunion with h arcnts, whom he had not seen fior some time. He has offered his services for the Pacific and is now ‘awaiting posting. His wife and oung son Gerald accompanied m. Their many friends here were all pleased to see them again ter an absence of six years.

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l oovurv COURT - The no MP. seizure in the Lake Verde wection of three stills and a quan- |tity of moonshine had math before Stipendiary Magis- trate George J. Tweedy, K.C., re- cently when fines aggrogotins $1100 were imposed upon three men. One was fined $500 and costs

a hfllFWW or three months under the mcise

point to India. colonized the GIN Act and $200 and costs or three

of Good Hope and

from ih_e_re_to found an empire.

mess“! T101“! months under the

Prohibition Act. ,The second was fined $100 and ‘costs or three months under the Excise Act and $200 and costs or

Walker: ‘Stuart EH81"; ‘Dmmd. three months under the Prohibition

Nauss; ‘Mae Best; ‘June Engiism-Aleah Palmer;

Shirley Smith; Elmer Cotton;

Conn.

Gerda Clark; Dian

Dovvling. Frenchz-Aleah Palmer; Diane‘ Gerda rue; Betty Mac--

Shirle Smith?

Dowling ; Connie

Roman".

Ycoots or three months under the

d , ul . Edwagxd oMacficil-J I e

Act; the third was fined $100 and

Excise Act. A resident of Stan- hupc was convicted for operating a Itill and since it was his second offense, was fined $500 and costs

er the Excise Act or three months in ~ jail. A resident of Grand ‘fiacaciio was sentenced to

'I'he regulr monthly meeting of the Bradablane W.I. was held on July 3rd at the home of Mrs. Allan HIOROX. with an attendance oi seven meml” . president presided and the meeting opened by slnsins the Ode and repeating the creed The report; of the 00m-

lmittees were given and the 51¢;

committee, Mrs. Somers and Mrs. Mayne, were re-azppointed. Wmdslde NPOrted that the school children had been treated with chocolate bars and plums at the school closing It was decided to clean the school before the re- opening, the date to be set. at the August meeting. A committee of five were appointed get the "sdldiers box" ready for the oozi- ventiori. A sum of money was voted for same

Mrs Morrison extended an in- vitation to meet at her home for next meeting, roll call to be ans- wered with a get well or sympathy card. Meeting closed by singing the National Anthem.

I Yecterilav 8 Market Essa, per doz. Hay . _ . , . . ,.

Straw __ . . . . .. Potatoes, peck Butter, dairy Roast beef Steak, per lb. . Chickens

Fresh letuce, head Cel

Oranges. doz. Texas tovriatoes, lb. Hot house tomatoes. Imported tomatoes, Island cabbage, lb.

151K... .. lb. .

its atter- F01

Fresh mackerel

Fresh fillets

New tatoes, per lb. . Caul lower. each ..

Haddock fillets Smoked fillets Halibut

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Board meetings. The work of subject-matter of briefs was then wmpletur

along with various o! the town as it

plan. It was unanimously agreed by

ity in the duties assi ‘This

ning board to the Province.

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nedy. be invited to sit in on all

preparing th the Proposed

The secretary was authorized in acquire the necessary maps which r h d text-I comnuuna tlmtfacggaf can't. 9 . ill be submitted for approval yaargiorwto the filing of the adopted official

59mm!!! vote that each memov d assume his full responsibil-

ed to him. series o! meet rigs was out- standing in importance from the hot that they marked the estab- lishment of the first official plan- be inaugurated in