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JANUARY so, 1352 Four Branch F.l.
PAGE FOUKTEEN .-.aTl-IF. GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWNP
PIEIOIIO LEO PAIRS
Are your leg pains like a knife driving through the flesh? Do they make it hard
prizes going to Mrs. Emile Gallant and Mr. Leonard Noonan. The fleeeeout prize was won by Mr. Joe. A. Gallant.
Borden and A Vicinity
Address Hand IN IMEMORIAM Presentation m
JOSHUA S. MILLAB
for you to straighten your leg? Thousands recommend TempIetou'a T-RC5 for quick relief of piercing. stabbing Sciatic pain. You too. can get relief with T-R-C's. 65:, 81.35 at drug counters. 7.533
-The following address was read to Mr. Hugh F. Morrison, on the occasion of his retiring as an
-The death occurred at his home in Ellerslie on Wednesday. December 26th. 1961. of Joshua S.
Mrs. Gilbert Levy of Borden is spending a few days with relatives at Halifax.
Mrs. Amos Peters. who has been staying in Charlottetown to bonear her sister, Miss Joan Leard. who underwent an operation at the Provincial sanatorium last week.
Annual Meeting
--The annual meeting of the Four Branch 1'armers' Insmm. was held on Thursday evening.
Mlss Agnes Gallant of 'Charlotte- towr is visiting her sister. Mrs. Emery Richard. at Borden.
Millar. son of the late Peter Miller and Margaret Henderson. at the age of seventy-four years.
About two months previous to his death he was stricken with a heart ailment, from which it was
active member of the Summer- swe Presbyterian Church Choir. Dear Mr. Morrison:
For many years you have been
Jan. 24th. in the No th 0 ' schoolhouse with a fair attei'lIiIae:it-1:; present. 'I'hc.president. Mr. Wal- ter Hamill. presided and opened the meeting with a few-encourag.
returned to her home in Borden on Sunday, January 27th.
Professional cards
Mrs. Raymond Hickey. Borden
N'is E Ii Gall t, ch t A m C m E O wen ' was the guest of honor at several
few days recently with relatives at
Opt.D., R.0.
OPTOMETIIIST Eyes Examined
Office Hours:
and faithful service as an active member. you desire to withdraw
as such and take up a position where we. remaining, can better view your pleasant countenance
came suddenly on the above date. Mr, Mlllar was it well-known and highly respected citizen, one who was always ready and willing to help in sickness or trouble. A member of the Bldeford United
We
regret to learn that Miss
spent a recent weekend with her parents, Mr. White. at Borden.
William
Mrs. Hickey with farewell gifts ac- companied by good wishes of all. On Thursday the Sacred Heart Club met at the home of Mrs. Hic- key and during the evening pre-
a valued member of the Sum- h d h Id b t 1 merslde Church Choir. It is our ope 6 W0" recover" u n Borden, returned to Charlottetown "M31 ""'"W' 1”” "Wt 0" w9d' mg ”m"""' MI" -701131 Myers E. E. parkman undersmding that now mm mm xsgggcgrlfnaliniiizant ctoelrllltileriociztrtfe 2:: 0,, ,-,,,,,,,.g J” 25",. ncsday. Mrs. David MacLeod en. secretary and general manager of - ..,...- tcrlained at three tables of bridge 1319 IHIWHIIO save a detailed re. M15, phym, white 0, Munch,” and the Bridge club presente-f lwrt of the years business showinc
a turnover of 317,000.00 worth or farm requirements.
The auditors' report was 31...... by Mr. Arnold Henderson verifyliu: the secretary's report and compn.
9 to 12 - 1 lo 5 during services; and we might add Church. he attended regularly and , and by appointment .El.l'I1ClP you. in turn. can better took an active interest in all its 5-m?;o.SpeI,g:1m 31,13 ggiieggehlhfhg R gr?tgtaigcliayizrileglnzotiliznlglasmsliz iwlillliugn tetifeiclgxtitlllatriaggil hlvum -. , - ,,- .. , n - ere -
Ph""” 337 "F”iC17-9 Pill 5”1.Hls- Your re- kV0'k- bC'1"K "I 9”" 10'' "limy Wm, he, R speedy recovery. club met at her home and pre- Owing to the constant increase REGENT THEATRE BLDG. i””'3m9"" "Om WP midst HBUIYBIIY ””5' I. I my senled her with a travel clock. In business. the Institute decldgdig, prompts us to pause and to do A farmer by occupaion ie en- -0.5. Francis Westhaver who l..c:1!arge its warehouse to about
double its present size, and to
ioyed his work and attained suc- ccss, and was in addition a car- penter, muny line buildings test- ifying to his skill.
The funeral was held from his late residence on Friday afternoon. December 28th, to the United Church at Bideford and was very
Summer St. Summerslde Glasses Fitted .
spent the weekend with his pa- rents Mr. and Mrs. Frank West. hover. Borden. returned to Halifax on Sunday, January 27th.
you honor here tonight.
A few of mi here. at least, re- call with deep respect, the add- ition of you and your beloved late wife to our choir roll in the year 1931. A deep sentiment has .llriked you to our roll through
install a safe and other necessary office equipment.
Officers for the ensuing yea.- are: Walter Hamill. president; Hudson Lowfher. vice-president; John Myers. secretary and man. ocer: directors, Chns. MacF'nrlam-.
Alberton and Vicinity
Mr. Louis Wedge. Alberton. is a patient in the Western Hospital,
Mr. and Mrs. Major Inman and daughter Gall. and Mrs. Wilfred Inman of summerside were guests
T. Earle Hickey
iih Iwentx ye. i s" . o d. , th h .. Cliurtcrcrl .h-countunt i,eT,e,,9 .1.) ,1..lSe,,ln,C,,.ee P155: ffia. Iggsgiv 1,aet::::gedPeRc:.t was; 5311;: of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Inman, His friends wish him an early re- HM” L”W"h"' wmwn Wrllzhl. 0' dun Bank M Gunner" 'SFl'llli1lCfll will not slacken nor and at the church "Saviour Again Borden, on Sunday, Jan. 27th. covL.r)'- G:fg.':g;gE”,;' .. fd rv b ;.. n N VI"Rle"all(I - -- i - - - 1. Building 1 rliofwse atlox aclnjov eacaxlv:l ezifnled will: yCt?ri:z:t 'I?lirl1rilr eof Tliem As ' . Mrs. W. S. Jardine and sons, M155 Bmlb-1T8 Bmiiih-llublkl htlltn ”T' mmu" um Arnold H'"d"'””- -2- - or in W A !'":"s.: .'”:".i”: W ” A A .'S?.'":1.-V 5: ell::.:r..;: i 1, -y slngton Unllc or cc mg 3' WW 1iAl'l1l AND A HELPING HAND--A f M h tt Coll r' ' ' ” tpe ' ' ' ' --T-gm: - rows - t H. ; 1 .. - . dered ”Nearer My God to Thee." l -i S - mm” 0 m 3 an m: ” "5" i”-V5 l””l Wendi at Tren- "ms- ll . .2888 To t.1l'illnes.s lll allmidance of ch Chi sluucnts makes pos lblc this scene each Sunday at the chapel at Vet can N S Mm Lcsm, wamce Cqsaumpec lIl' . . . .. Al 1 t l. .
KEIISIIIOTOII RINK
WEDNESDAY, Jan. so North Shore League
Services at the hcrnc. and grave were conducted by Rev- erend Mr. Baxter with Reverend Mr. Dlgnan of Port Hill and Rev- erend Mr. Murray of Kcnsington iassisting at the church. Mr. Bax-
eral:s' Hospital. Bronx, N. Y. The chapel is filled with wheelchair and netlriooen paraplegic veterans. who probably wouldn't be able to attend l1lVln( services if the students didn't pitch in and help-move them from me nospital. A shortage of help at the hospital makes volunteer help necessary.
is undergoing lrcatmrnt in th
western Hospital.
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Friends are pleased to learn that Miss Lorraine Cousins. who rc- ccntly underwent an appendect- r-lny in the EC. Hospital. is doing nlcr-ly and hopes to be home soon.
"both practice and services is per- haps the most important rc- quiremcnt of a good chorister. In this respect we doubt if there is a member, or ever has been a
Alva McAldu?fI.-:on of Mr. and Mrs. Frank McAldl1ff, Alberton. is a patient in the Western Hospital,
3. F. Hunter R. O.
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'Srna.llman Building , smmarzsrna
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OR. J.R. OIIIIIIIIIOIIAM
VETERINARIAN Dial 2520
Water Street East Summersldo
CAMEO THEATRE
KENSINGTON
Wed. and Thurs. 7.15 - 9.15 Torn from the jealous pagcs of history -- thc roninncc that rock-
'Choir. In turning yourself out to
”Loav, usruss,
ed an empire "SARABAND" In technicolor. starring Stewart
Granger, Joan Greenwood, Flora Robson. (Note vwinston Churchill's birthplace is film selling, the Park. at Blenheim Palace).
REGENT T””?.iu?;3?&3.7:1”9I.”'15
Adventure rules the outlaw coast of IIIII calilomia!
Starring mcuno llillillli - on cuinssr
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pasture. we especially request you to leave the bars down, and assure you that at any linic the spirit so move you to a desire to come in and sing with us we shall be Imppy to have you.
And lastly, as a slight token of apprcciation of your most valued past services as a member and presidoiit. of our choir. and of the high (KlN"ll .n which you are livid by us all. we ask you to accept this gift as commg from the choir members.
Gratefuily yours. -
Signed by Officers and Members
of the Choir.
OUT OF LOVE WITH LIFE?
"tan wah up your lives bile . .. y , ilunp ass! of Ind nrin' is go Info not worth Iivin '! It may he the liver! in a fact! If your iver bilejs not flowing
. . . ou fesi coa- ail the fun and ay rklo go out
p you need mild. Iantls Carters Little Liver 11:. You see Cartla help stimulate your live bile till once again it is pouring out at I rate of up to two pints day Inlntymlr digestive tract. This should fix you ri ht up, make you feel that happy days are are again. So don't stay sunk get Carter: Little Liver Pills. Always hlvu on hand. Only are from any druggiat.
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TONIGHT 7.15 - 9.15 -- THURS. 3.30-7.15-9.15
mm - Special Short Subject in color "KOYAL TOUR”
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Summon-side
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leaves to mourn his passing seven sons and four daughters: Sterling. Kelvin; Ivan. Bldeford; Lloyd. Kcnsington; Layton. Elicrslie: Al- lon. Summerside; Glenford, Ellcrs- lie: Boy. at home; Marguerite (Mrs. iiatlleld Maynard). Port Hill; Verna. (Mrs. Lester Linkletter), Kenslnglon; Daisy (Mrs. Bertram Phillips), Ellerslle; Mac (Mrs. Al- vin Hardy). Freeland. one son. Gordon, predeceased him in in- fancy. lie leaves twenty-seve:i grandchildren and one great- grandchild.
The following brothers and sis- ters survive hlm: James, William
and Gordon, Ellerslle; Shrieve. Bldoford; Arthur, Lot 14; John. Freeland: Janette. (Mrs. A. A.
Ramsay), Conway: Belle (Mrs. H. D. Smith). surnmerside,
Floral tributes were profuse and beautiful.
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He has not lived and died in vain. For proudly we can say. He has left a name without a stain For our tears to wash away.
He was worth the name of a father. lie fought life's battle square. No matter when we needed him We always found him there.
He never failed to do his best. His heart was true and tender. He worked so hard for those he loved. And left us to remember.
'Ilhere wasn't a thing too big or to snail.-
That he wouldn't try to do for us all,
For all of us he did his best,
so God gave him eternal rest.
Cord Of Thanks
We take his opportunity of ex- pressing our sincere thanks to all those who in any way assiete-' us during our recent sad bereave- ment. especially Rev. M. Baxter, the Doctor and Nurses, also those who sent floral tributes and mes- sages of sympathy-
Mrs. Joshua Miller and Family.
KINII EIILE
COFFEE
Iuxl in I'Irn'v-HI
caused by sparks from the chim- ney. completely destroyed the home of Mr. Harold Yen, Belmont, Lot 10. yesterday morning.
The fire was discovered about .030 A.M. and due to the impass- able roads. no fire fighting equip- ment could be brought either from Summersldc or the R.C.A.F. statlor. to battle the blaze. Neighbors gath- crcd from the surrounding district and did all that could be done to rsslst but were unable to prevent the complete destruction of the home. There was a fairly high wind blowing at the time. fortun- eir-ly not in the direction of the adjacent farm buildings which were not endangered.
some furniture and clothing were saved but most of the contents of the house were lost.
In attempting to fight the fire and also to save some of his be- longings, Mr. Yco was overcomr and Dr. Austin Delaney of Sum- merside was called to attend to him. It was found necessary to open the road by plow before Dr. Delaney could get to the patient. The home was a two storey wooden structure, in good repair. It is understood that there was some insurance but nevertheless the loss sustained by Mr. Yeo will be heavy.
MARGATE W. M. S.
-The January meeting of the Margate W. M. 8. met at the home of Mrs. Turner Glydon with thir- teen members present. Meeting opened with worship service conducted by Mrs. John Johnson and a full account of the year's work was given by the treasurer. A letter regarding the coming Presbyterial was read, and delegates appointed were, the pre- sident. Mrs. Wilbur Dennis. and Miss Selina Johnson. It was on motion decided to taltc Miss Elma. Inman as the mission cry for special prayer. The instal- lation service was carried out by Mrs. Heath Mayhew and sick calls were reported. Next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. H. Mayhew when the roll call will be answered with a verse containing the word "verily". Mrs. Heath Mayhew will have charge of the worship service and Mrs Har- old Woodslde the Study Book. Mrs. Arthur Prnfltt tlicn pre- sented the chapter ln the Study Bonk "Our Fellow Canadians” and was assisted by Mrs. Charles Den- nis and Mn. Heath Mayhew. Meeting closed with silent prayer for the missionary and Lord's Prayer by all. Lunch was served by Mrs. Glydnn, assisted by Miss Annie Fyfc. ,
I ENGLISH F'ItUl'l'
Principal fruit-growing area. in illngland is in the Vale of Eveshnm and the Upper Avon Valley.
Electio
have again consented to East Ward.
,1 have been twelve Board and have served mittees.
The finances of our
fairs.
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Yielding to the requests of many electors, I
and I take pride that I had a part Chairman of the Finance Committee.
I feel that the experience I have gained has been helpful in the administration of Town af-
T have endeavoured to do my best at all times for the Town and the East Ward in particular. and this I will continue to do if re-elected.
-J. Lloyd Gorrill
11 Card
run for Councillor in the
years at the Council on practically all com-
Town are In good shape
n this, as
5 Betty,
- member 0' ””S' -V” M M-V Chmrr ii broil hi I mewlge 0! mmim" Summemdm I" L L mo”. iniihrul than you Your me1- fifym l-WE text ”Pret:inus in the f. C yy His friends wish him an early re- V Complete Visual Analyses ilnw ll-155 V0109 has added mllfll Sight of the Lord is the Death of. F' S The weekly auction party of the C0l'Ci”)'- FRFAETORVN G135", 5-med ,ovcr the years to the quality of His Saints." i ' y lrorden Women's Institute washeld FW. vs imusic rendered by our choir. As the sun was nearing the hor-, mu Belly M...-un spgnf, sun. in the Town Hall on Thursday. m------- l rnoxr-: one i We wish to. and do hereby dec- lzon, he was tenderly laid to resqln B lmont day. -lnnuary 2'7th with her new -Wlllnrv mix with five tables The Bimsh Mlisem" Ill 1353 SPRING VALLEY SMA1l'tlANl'S nvuoryo. lare you here and now an Hon- by six oihis grandsons: 1M"8vEd-i e ems. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mnr- i”'""'l"E- I-ad19S' Prize was Won by PM 309 ”"”"3”-" ii” 'I”"i .515” I to c ' ( s mmy Life Membm. of me sun" gap, Vernon, Cyril, Wyman and) (in, li1rs.P. J. Mclnnis, gents' by M". (07 3" '”I0ilmPh 0! Wlmam Game 8.30 Sharp 0970-VETRIST m.;,-side p,-(.513-g.,.;a,. Church Eric Millnr. . .....- Mannie Gallant, and consolation Shakespearc Besides his mnmmg widow he --Fin-. which was apparently M" "M M” H"'”' P'""”" the occupants. His little mm.
were visiting at the home of Mr.
soon recovcr her good health. Mr. and Mrs. Pius Arsenault of Colemun visited in Bloomfield on Sunday, January 27th. guests rf Mr. and Mrs. John Pineau.
Mr. Felix Arsenault of Wood- stock was in Bloomfield on Fri- day, January 25th doing carpen- ter work for Mr. George Horne. Friends will regret to hear flint Mr. Frank O'Meara has been con- fined to his home for some time with a leg injury result of a fall on a spike.
Mr. Joseph Peters of the Can- adian Army is at present on leave visiting his mother. Mrs. Leon Peters. Lie also visited in Tor- onto. guest of his sisters.
--Mr. and Mrs. Louis Jones vis- ited the Western Hospital on Sun- day Jan. 20th. They were "accom- panied by Mrs. Arthur Marlin who vlsited with her daughter employed at the hospital.
Little Francis 0'Meara had the misfortune of having his in; broken on Sunday. January 20th while returning from attending Holy Mass at St. Anthony's. In some way the box became Lle- lached from the sleigh upsetting
Etatements by President Tru-
mnn. Winston Churchill and An-
tnony Eden- indicate the Allies
fear another "Korea" is shaping
up in Indo-China where ,for more
than five years the French and Indo-Chinese have waged a strange, hit-and-run war against Communist-led vlet Mlnh rebels. Uncle Sam has poured hundreds of millions of dollars worth of mili- tary material into this fight--which is, in fact, a battle to save all of rich Southeast Asia for the free world. This area. is Asia's "ricc bowl", and the nations threatened are also rich in tin, rubber and other valuable raw materials. The Korea" threat comes from behind the Chinese border, where 300.000 fled troops are massed. Fear is that a Korean armistice will send them pushing southward and per- haps dealing the death blows in what has been an indecisive, stale- mated war.
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and Mrs. Pius Doiron, Howlan, on A04"? 31” received min" I"' pourxrmmau licr many friends hcrc rogrcl ”':dl':”'I:!1,::;'Ml)f i:?'Tl(;::lo""wgS:T, :,3,”.:Ni'”n:; Tgpgaliheblsfllii ggdgiorolg :;n' Tgiesdlaai. January An opportunity to obtain the host in poultry oqulpmcnt ”' " - "3 5 9 7- W3"? Will for home dressing. plant. one only 65 gal. automatic propane
also a brother of Mrs. John Noon- un. 0'Leary, friends of this community are ex- rndins! sincere
were at the side on Friday, January 25th at-. tending "Wings" to the graduates. Among' these was Mrs. Frederic Doucctic. lander in friends of Bloomfield Corner are extending tlons.
Kinkora Dairying Associa- tion will be held in .
Allies" Fear lAn.other Kore-ai In Indo - China
gas scaider and one 20 inch electric picker. equipped with the sensational new rocking finger, uscd only one year. One seven drawer naturul grain flat top desk. also portable typewriter.
firmly
to whom her many sym put hy. Mr.
and Mrsrllohcrl Peierw
WP0” 51 5Umm"- nrarruaws runner raruu
Alberton - Phone 18
ANNUAL MEETING
THE DUNK RIVER DAIRYING COMPANY
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY "I2. 1952 at 2.00 o'clock p.rn.
CENTRAL IEDEOUE I-IALI.
the presentation of I
Pcicrx' broth!-r. the only is- His many
the class.
hcarticst congratula-
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by IIOTIOE
The annual meeting of the
KINKORA HALL
Oil TUES,I:.;”;' 5th Auction of buttermilk for 1952 will be J. W. FARM”, held at the meeting.
Secretary.
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WAR HAS CVOST IRANCL
War, now In Its sixth year. has cost France 30,000 dead and about 52.5 billion. In addition I9 I"i5h”:' down the hard core of her Army-12 divisions-badlr T T M! W r A N", French parstroopers land in a soggy rice paddy. and (rlslltl IIIBIIIM IIIIMPI I'll!!! MM! 10' C0""'"' lst assault in an unnamed city. weapon is probably a U. I. I0 caliber light machine gun.