JUNE 22. 1951

THE ,WESTERN GUARDIAN

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The Guardian may be bought at any of in

following store:

In Stunmonldoi

Bell Bookstore. Summer Street: Gonruea Drunton. I! control Sfcooti KgIIy'I News-Ihnd. Water Street; Mort Gludet. 0'! Gnnvlllo Street; Alyre Douoetwu Grocery. Second street; Island Motor Transport. Water Street: AIiuin'o Grocery. in Russell street i

K. L Wolf; in lonllntull

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Alba:-Ion : Phone :

Funk Wooln. Ropnaentouu 08-: Office and 08-8 Eouoo.

DPUBLIC MEETING Aiberton Court House, Friday. June 22nd. at 8.30. Speaker, Donald Mac-

Donald, National Treasurer. :.C.F. -JHE DENTAL OFFICE of

Dr. R. L. Noonan will be closed (min June 21st to July 6th, in- elusive.

-ATTENTION FARMERS. - pliin to attend monster Massey Harris Field Day if-cn"Read Farm. Rciidks Corner. 1.30 P M. Friday. June 22nd. Combines. Tractors. l-".irm Engineers on hand to make an interesting and profitable after iionll.

-Flf.VI)AlIIF.NTAL B A PTI S I t'Ill'R('ll. ccntrnl Beriequc, Rev D M. Fl'ilSl'F, Pastor. Services for S-..ii(lny. June 24th Central bcdcque 10.45 A. M. and 7.30 P. M. Borden 3 P. M. Prn,iei Merlin-: :.ll('l Bible Study Thursday evening. ElCF)'OnC welcome.

-NEW LONDON PRESBl'TER- IAN CIIURCIIES. - Services Sun my, June 24th. Clifton .100 A. M. (3('(iLiiE Memorial 2.30 P. M. south C-innville 7.30 P. M. Services in (7'lll0li and Gt-ddie Mrmorial will .i. conducted by nor. E. C. Evanr.. Rev. D. A. Campbell, Minister.

-KENSTNGTON - MALPEQUI. AND FREETOWN Presbyterian Chiirclics. Services Sunday, June L-llii. The sacrament of the Lord's supp:-r in Kensiiinton at 11.00 AM. nntl in l-ireotowii at .'i.tt0 P. M. enn- ducted by the interim Modcriitnr. Service in Mnlpcque at 7.30 P. M. conducted by Rev. F. C. Evans. Ruin D. A. Campbell, intcrim-Mod- erzitor.

-BY ACCLAMATION - Mr. I-Zreretl Champion was elected by acclamaticu yesterday to a vacant scat on the Kensington Town Council. This vacancy was caus- ed by the resignation of Mr. Wai- l'i.ll' Dairach who was elected Mayor following the death of the late Mayor Russell Champion. (foiin-cillor Everett Champion is a son of the late Mayor Champion and 15 engaged in the lobster packing business.-S.

-EN ROUTE T0 COLORADO - Mr, and Mtrs. Charles Linkletter and two children of summe.-side have left by automobile for Boulder, Colorado. Mr. LlnklCilEl"S former houie, on a months visit. En route Mr. Linkletter will attend the ln- ternational Y's Men's Convention in Cloveland. Ohio as the delegate of the Summerside Yls M8l1'S Club. They will also visit Mrs. Linkletter's firmer home in Kansas.--S --ox vlSlT- Mr. Sainiicl ll. Hew- il', of San Mateo, California, is .-iiciidlng ri month or so at the home of the parents of lils late wife, Greta Russel Rogers Hewitt. This is the i.l'Sl visit of Mr. Hewitt to Prince l-'.:'iiiirtl Island since his weddlnt: ictcptloii almost three years ago in her home at Coleman, Mr. Hewitt grcatly regretted being unable to come to the Island at the time of his wife's funeral as he was a patient in liospltal suffcrlni; from shocki ;in(i collapse. In coiiver.-atioii wiilii 3li'. Hewitt he stated that it was the iziieutioii of Mrs. Hewitt and him- self to have left San Mateo on May ';8lh for an extended visit on the island driving by car. ,

Many Innovations (Continued from page 14) available at all times to meet the nccds of the 1)l'Ogl'CSsii.'f' district. Associated with Mr. Hopkins on the staff of the branch are: Mr F R. Dunn. Accountant; Mr. P.S llrccd. Assistant Accountant; Mr. A G. Fraser, Mr. K. S. MacKa,V. xllsse-s B. A. White. M. L. Harvey. M H. Brown, Mrs. J. J. Smith. Misses E. E. Dunning. M. R. J.

MacDonald. Mr. Dunn has notified that he is being transferred to Amherst.

He will he: succeeded by Mr. K.G lravitt, of the New Glasgow, N.S. l.rnnch. H

-WILL THE PERSON who pur- chased a slut fencing mdcbine from Ed. Inchart, kindly write to .l P. Tanton. Alberton, as he would like to buy or rent it.

-BEDEQUE UNITED CHURCH CHARGE.-Services Sunday, June 24th. Bcdeque 11 A. M. Albany 3 P M. Borden 7.30 P. M. Rev. W. Burton Crow. B. A., Minister.

-THE CENTRAL Bedeque Un- ited Baptist Church services far: Sunday. June 24th have been can- celled due to the meeting of the Association.

--To ATTEND CONVENTION - Rev. C. O. Howlett, O'Leary. left. Thursday morning June 2131 for North River, P. E. l., where he will attend the sessions of the Baptist Association, which meets over the week-end.

-RETURNS FROM VISIT .- Miscs Catherine Jeffrey of Lynn Mass., spent the last ten days in O'Leary guest of her sister, Mrs. C. O. Howleft and Rev. Mr. How- lctt and left Thursday morning June 26th to return in her home.

-0'LI-ZARY PASTORAI CHARGE The United Church of Canada.- Rev. W. G. Dickson. BA. Minister. The services for Sunday, June 24th. are as follows:-West Devon at 11 A. M. Blue at 2 P M. O'Leary at 3.30 P. M. Bloomhcld at 730 PM. Sunday Schools:-lsrao 1 PM. O'l.c:iry at 10.30 A. M. Bloomfield M, 11 A. M. All welcome

-FERTILIZER CARGO IN PORT -The S. S. Armira, a ship of Fin- nish Registry docked at the Marine Wharf. Summerside, last evening with a cargo of approximately 25,- cm tons of potash from Hamburg,

Germany. The cargo is for the Canada Packers Fertilizer Plant here. Unloading operations will

commence today.-s

- rmsr AID CERTIIFICATES Mr. James R. Murphy. Red Cross First Aid instructor has Fomhleted a Standard First Aid Course with a group of senior girls in the Summerslde High School The pupils were examined by .4 Red Cross representative and the following will receive Standard First. Aid certificates. pins and crests: Joyce Bell. Janet Bell. san- nra Logan. Margaret Shaw, Mary Mountain, Sally Woodsidc.

- ITRBAINVILLE FIRST AID CLASS A community group in Urbainville have completed a course in Standard First Aid. Mr. Albert Gallant was the instructor and car- ried on classes throughout the spring months. The members of the class were tested recently by Mrs. Harry Cudmore. Director of Red Cross First. Aid Services. The following ladies and gentlemen will receive Standard First Aid Certificates: Mrs. Adrien Arscnaiilf. Mr. Amedc Arsennult. Rosella Cormier. Mrs Henry Gallant, Mrs. Tilmnn Gal- lant. Mr. Tilmnn Gallant, Allnv.-. Maddlx. Theresa Leclair. Mrs. knifa Mnddix. Rene Maddtx. Nor! Richard.

-.Il'Vl-ZNILI-IS IN COURT -Six juvenilcs appear!-ri before Judge L. G. Lewis, judge of the Sum- mcrside Juvenile Court, yester- day. Four of them were charli- ed with stealing the "poor box" and its contents. a small sum of moncy, from st. Paul's Church- Thl'CP were placed on probation for three months with their pa- renir. while the fourth boy. Wh0 had been bnforc this c0uri..prcv- lously, was given one year in the Industrial Home in Saint John, N. B, Another boy was placcd on probation for six months for the theft of a radio from the Trading Post and a period of probation was given a young lad for not attending school.-S

LETHBRIDGE, Alta. -- (CF) - Game officer A.J. Daniel recently planted 217.500 plckerel era: in Henderson Lake. The results will be ready for aspiring fishermen in

' about four years.

WRIGHT &

We Wish To Congrctulnio

The

ROYAL BANK of OANABA

On the erection in Summerside of a new modem

Bank Building.

All Electrical Work was done by this firm

ELECTRICAL CON'rRACr0RS Summei-side

If it's electrical - Call us

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News & viii? of IIGAF station-

Sutntnorsido By All:

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Miss Pamela. Runny, civilian em- ployee of the Construction Engin- eering Bectlon of this Unit, is I. patient of Prince County Hospital as a ruult of appendicitis. she is wished a speedy recovery from the appendecto y. - I O 0 Best wishes are extended to Corp- oral and Mrs. S. A. Armstrong (nee Muriel MacKay) who were married recently. Cpl. Armstrong is a. former member of R. C. A. F. Station Sum- merside. The happy young couple will reside in Goose Edy, Lab. . . .

Sgt. J. D. I-Iackett and L. A. C. W. P. Brown, Electrical Ibchnlcians ta) 3 and 2. respectively. will report on Transfer to new units this week. as well as six other airmen from this unit who have been posted, in- cludlng:' W. O. 2 J. F. B. J. Langan, Master Radar Technician. L. AC. D. M. Thompson, Metal worker 3, A. C. l W. S. Hann. an Instrument Technician 1, L. A. C. R. R. Belle- fleur, Construction Hand "8", P-S W. H. Serne,.Master Photographer 4 and L. A. C. J. P. Murphy. Aircraft Control Assistant. 0 3 0 Prior to her marriage to L. A. C. V. A. Naugler. Mrs. Naugler (nee Inez Peters) was tendered A shower by many of her friends on Tuesday evening last at Coyle's Restaurant. Gifts of china, silver, linen and electrical appliances were opened by the Misses Marjorie and Gladys Gal- lant, while Miss Jean Gordon read the accompanying verses. During the evening piano selections were rend- ered by Mrs. Lorraine Hall and Miss June Ramsay. B. Paed. Delicious refreshments were served by Miss Jean Gordon. Miss Marjorie Gallant, Miss Gladys allant. Miss Pauline MacArthur an Miss Laurie Peters. . - .

L. A. C. and Mrs. Jack Murphy (nee Lorraine Young) visited Sum- merside recently on Annual Leave. L. A. C. and Mrs. Murphy are re- siding in st. Jeans. Que.

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Four airmen will arrive here today on Transfer from other stations in the Dominion including: an Oper- ator Mobile Mechanical Equipment, Cpl. G. C. H. V. Lavnllee: Cpl. J. C. C. Cote. a safety Equipment Tech- nician: A. C. 1 J. Lafitte. a Clerk Typist rs" and Cpl. A. E. MacKen- zle a Ground Controlled Approach Controller.

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Prior to her departure. Miss Hazel Heffel, civilian employee of E. C. A. F. Station Summerslde, was pre- sented with several beautiful and useful gifts by the staff of the Com- poFi?e Mess and officers Mess, to which she responded graciously. Miss I-leffel is wished many years of wedded bliss.

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Wlili a eye on the calendar and a hopeful ear bent to weather fore- casts. personnel of R. C. A. 1''. Sta- iinn Summerside have begun to fre- ouent some of the beaches on this. Canada's Garden Province! A few of the personnel are already dlsplaving beautiful tans as a result of sun- worshipping. these warm days. Letls hope for more of the same!

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Air Force Day. 1951 at R. C. A. F. Station Summerslde. has been pro- claimed as an unqualified success. Credit is due the personnel of this Unit for their effort in contributing to the day's program of activities. Special mention is also made of the personnel of Number 401 Reserve Squadron, for their participation.

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The officer's Mess was the scene of a popular Bingo Game on satur- day evening. Refreshments were served and many lovely prises were distributed among the lucky winners.

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Hark the arrival of relatives. flies

and pests.

The responsibility on their shoulders rests,

Of making this summer for Mother and Dad.

The mos enjoyable they've ever

had!

Your task is easy on this Garden of the Gulf!

With swimming and fishing, tennis and golf,

so let yolir friends know when your relatives come.

By publishing the news in this column!

NUMEROUS wonvas

NEW LISKEARD. Ont. -- (CF) - (OP) - Wolf signs are numer- ous in Temiskaming and there has been considerable loss of game. ac- cording to Fred Widdificld wolf bounty officer. Prospector: and hunters report a consider ble num- ber of wolves in the nearby town- ships. .

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lIYlAII'S MOBILE MOVIE

This Week Presents "THE GREEN YEARS"

Starring? Tom Drake and Charles Coburn

Also 5th Chapter of Serial King of the Forest Rangers'

lir. iiiirton llowatt

Change of Office Hours BORDEN '

Afternoons: 3.00 to 5.00 3 Tuesday and Friday ll

rim mianntan.

Stetson-Kennedy Wedding

A very pretty wedding was solemniud at the Cavendish Un- ited Church Mame Wednesday afternoon, June 20th. when Miss Joan Kennedy, 0'Leary, became the bride of Mr. Clayton Stetson. alto oflO'Leary. The bridesmaid was Miss E. Cameron, Charlotte- town, while Mr. Errol Stetson, brother of the groom, was but man. The ceremony was per- foinned by Rev. George Gough. Cavendish, former minister of the 0'Leary United Church from 193'! to 1947. The bride was dressed in a beautiful wedding dress of white satin with acces- soriel to match and carried a pretty bouquet. She was given in marriage by her brother, For- bes Kennedy of Charlottetown. A buffet lunch was berved at the Manse by the Misses Marjorie E1-lis and Jean Stetson of 0I.eary. The popular young couple left on a honeymoon trip through the Maritimes. On their return they reside at Unionrvale, two miles from 0'Leary. where the groom is a. prosperous farmer. Before her marriage the bride was or the staff of Jeliy's Dept. Store in O'Leary and was also employed at the office of Dr. Kennedy in Charlottetown. They have the good wishes for a. long and happy wedded

life Alberion and Vicinity Miss Mary Keefe. Boston, Mass, is visiting her sister. Mics Flor-

ence Keefe and brother Dr. G. L. Keefe.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralvph Doerr mo- tored from Toronto to spend the next two weeks with Mrs. Dot-ii'..

parents, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Shea, Montrost. Recent visitors to the Island

capital were Mr and Mrs. Mer- ritt Callaghan, Mr. and Mrs. Ed- low Albert and sons Billie, Joe and Kenny and Mrs. William Al- bcrt.

The many friends of Miss Beth

Clarke will be sorry to hear of her illness in the Western Hos- pital and will wish her a rapid recovery. Alfred Giiiis has returned from the Charlottetown Hos- pital ll”i'i6re he had been a pati- ent the past several weeks.

"Tag day" sponsored by the Wes:ein Hospital Ladics' Aid on Saturday proud vciy succesful. Despite the rainy day, the work- ers were on the job. The sum of 350130 was reaiizcd, which i-: in aid of the Hospital fund.

Mr.

Mr. and Mrs -R-.- D. McKinnon and Mrs. Al-lan ll.irvle motored to Siumrnerside on Saturday. Return-

ing they were accompanied by Mr. Tariton McNeil, who spent the wreik-end at the home of

Mayor C. R. Profit and Mrs. Pro- fit.

iMON'I'R!-SAL. June 20 -(GP) - 1' you "feel tired all the time." maybe you're not getting good meals regularly. A panel of doctors attending the Canadian Medical Association convention discussed the problem of fatigue today. They agreed that except in rare in- stances of disease where fatigue is

a prominent symptom, taking vitamins is useless and it would he better to look after those

meals.

THROAT

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of many friends bride's home. Pouring were: Mrsl

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Evenings: 7.00 to 9.00 p.m. Thursday I

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CI-IARf,O'f"I”ETOW'N 0 0 i Joseph Bradley. aunt of the bride. ac o of Red Mill, QUFOCC, and Mrs. Jack Foley, aunt of the groom, of Bloomfield. Serving were the

following young ladies, Joyce Mc-

Wedding

Isaac, Myrna Buchanan. I-lo.-tter Boates. Florence MacNeil. Lor- One M the meme" 0' thei raine MacNeil, Thclma McNevin,

summer”: wedding-.: was solemn-i ized Wednesday afternoon, June Nth, at the home of the bride's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Har- ris, 0'Leai-y, when their daugh- ter, Lorna. Mae, became the bride of Mr. Otis William MacNeil, O'- Leary. son of Mr. and Mrs. Otis MacNeil. The bridestmaid was Min Auclirey Harris. The little flower girl was Olive Harris, sil- ter of the bride, while the best man was the brother of the groom, Harold MacNeil. The of. ficiaiing clerg man was the Rev. C. O. Howlet , who was assisted by Rev. W. G. Dickson.

The wedding was performed under A beautiful arch on the lovely lawn. The bride looked the picture of girlish loveliness in I wedding dress of white satin. She carried a bouquet of red roses. The bridesmaid. Miss Audrey Harris, had I dress of yellow taffeta and carrier a bouquet of red roses. The little flower girl was gowned in rose taffeta. The

and Mrs. Therm Ellis.

For her going away outfit the bride wore a navy blue suit with white accessories and a corsage of red roses. G

The happy young couple left on a wedding trip to the New Eng- land States and on their reiur'n they wil-lvreside in Unionvale where the groom is a prosperous farmer.

Before her marriage the bride was a valued member of the staff of Turner & Mcwilliam, Lt.d.. O'Leary. They have the good wishes of a multitude of friends for a long and happy wedded life.

T CAMEO THEATRE

Thursday - Friday - Saturday 7315 9115; Matinee Saturday 2:30. The true-to-life story of NOFUIWPFI wedding march was played by Mounted Police, "MRS. MIKE". Mrs. William Megisson. During starring Dick Powell. Evelyn the signing of the register Lewi5iKe,ves. Island-born Bruce Car- Ha-Pris sang very feelingly, "1 Love i rulhers. a former active member You 'l'ruIl.y", iof N. VV. M. P. is in this show.

A reception was held at the;-M5” Serial and NEW5

CAPITOL Summer.-side

Today 3:30-7:15-9:15 - Saturday 2:30-7:15-9:15

ADVIEJN incur

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The lusty story , of the heroes ' of our nation's greatest chapter!

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Picture starting 9 . i. - ' JOHN INONDA PENN" . . PAYNE ' FLEMING ' 0 KEEFE ilk "IONA: FRED FRANK EWAIDO GOMEZ ' CLARK ' FAYLEN ' NORIEEA

Directed by LEWIS R. FOSTER

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REGENT sT.?.?.il..;":::: 3:38.?.'3:3.? mo nounu: mu.

"EVERYBODYS DANCING" With Spade Cooley - Richard Lane

PICK UP YOUR FREE BABY PIOTIIRE

SATURDAY. JUNE 23rd

HOLMAN'S

YOIITII CENTRE

ORAPAIIOD THEATRE

Friday 8:30 - Saturday 7:30-9:30 "BAD BOY" Audie Murphy, Lloyd Nolan, Jane Wyatt,

A true story of Jiivenile regeneration tfaken from the records of Variety Clubs International, Boys' Ranch.

Rated as an Excellent Picture.

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