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District Governor Fred A. Bhean of Houlton. Maine. governor of District 284. paid his official visit to the Rotary Club of Summerside last evening. The dinner meeting was held in the Olympia Restaur- ant and was attended by twenty- Iive members and their wives. Governor Sheen was accompanied by his sister. li/Liss Jean Shears

President William Iiiaywasd oi the Summerside club presided at the meeting. The Governor gaven nhort address on the four ideals oi Rotary, fellowship, cfomirnunity service. vocational service, and in- gcrnatiotral service.

Mr. John Leuty rendered two groups o! vocal solos accompanied by Mrs. Creclman MacArthur at the piano. An enjoyable share the wealth quiz contest was conducted by Rotarians L. W. Hancock and R. E. Ellis. Mr. Albert Huestis was the pianist for the sing song.

Following the program an hour's club assembly was conducted by the District Governor attended by the chairmen of the various commit-

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-I'OLIOI 90Ul'l'—h the Stun- rnorlide Police Court yesterday, s young man charged with dnunsgmg Dropmty at the Crystal Rink plead- ed Guilty and his case was ad- journed for sentence. A drunk was fined $2.’; and costs, another was filled $20 and costs and two were fined w and costm-S. .

-IN MAGISTRATE‘! COURT- Three persona from Kensirigton ap- peared before Magistrate R, s Hinton KC. in Summerside charged yflterday with possession under the Temperance Act and were fin- ed 8'30 and costs. Eight persons charged with creating disturbances at dances were fined $10 and costs or thirty days in jail. The dances were held at Miscouche, Conway and Burlington. A reckless driver was fined $15 and costs and an in- decent assauit case was dismissed.

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—-S‘SIDE POLICE REPORT -—- The following report of the sut _ merside Police Dept. was given at the meeting of the Summerside Town Council. Monday night: Driving to the common danger, cases 7, convictions 6. dismissed l; Having care or control of a motor vehicle while intoxicated. cases 1. convictions 1; drunken driving. cases 1. convictiom l; vagraney, cases 2, convictions 2; Assault, cases l. pending 1; Fraud. uttering cheque, cases 2. convictions 1 withdrawn 1; Intoxicatecb, P. E. Island Temperance Act infractions. cases 3. convictions 3; Drunken- ness. Town Bye-law, infractions. arrests .25. convictions 25. Fines and costs collected, $329.50. Bicycle licenses collected. $13.00: taxis lic- crises collected, $50.00; Restaurant. licenses collected. $200.00; Delivery. licenses collected, $156.00; Dog lie- enses collected. 5195.00.41 wish to bring to the attention of the pub- lic. that: what was known as Hol- mans‘ Public Dump. has now been closed. as Councillor Schumnati acting in accord with the Town Council, was successful ln procur- ing a site for s Town dump on what la known as the Seaweed Road, said site having been ap- proved by the Public Health De- partment. Considerable time and effort has been expended in puting same in first class shape-B.

Personals

—1Miss AdeleMacAtisland. Bloom- iield, dauhgter of Mr. and Mrs. R. F‘. MacAusiasn-l, has received her appointment as the . teacher at Hdbmn School and her many friends wish her every success in he: work.

Tignish Shore

Among the recent visitors at. the shore were Rev. Charles Gallant and Professor J.H. Blanchard of Charlottetown. '

Mr. RA. Arsenault attended the teachers’ convention on Sept. 6th at. Tlgnish Village.

ma. Jerrls Pltre is a. patient in the Western Hospital.

Mr. n/nd Mrs. Alex DesRoches, newlyweds, visited Mr. DesRocheti home on Sept. 6th. They ,were married in New ‘Brunswick and they were accompanied home by Msgr. Herbert and Rev. Fr. Bei- liveau of New Brunswick. ‘

m. Peter Gallant of Bloomfield wan a recent business visitor st the shore.

Highgruders Are Costly To Gold Mines .

TORONTO, Berpt. i! - (C?) - Highgraders are stealing 51.000.- 000 a year in gold from Ontario mines and their apprehension should become the responsibility of the R.C.M.P., Mines Minister Gemmeii oi Ontario said here to- day. Mr. Gemmell. just returned from the annual conference of Provincial Mines Ministers at Fredericton, said delegates to the conference- unanimously supported a recommendation that highgrad- ing should become a federal of- fence. .

CANVEY ISLAND, Essex, Eng- land - (C?) — Out of a popula- tion of 14.000, then are 2.300 old

ship of’ the Summerside League has reached and as in the Bssdball League two nirforce teams “are finslisu. The R.C.A.I". Hur- ricanes and the R.C.A.F. Myers will play the first of a best-of-iive series at the

will be in Attendance these two smart teams in action

Will flbserve Baiile 0f Britain Sunday Ai S'Side

Honor, Lieutenant Governor Bernard.

THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

Million-Dollar J 0b“ At S’side Airport-Near End y

A million dollar contract at the R.C.A.F. Station. Summerside. is now almost completed. A two- year- Job of lengthening and re- capping the runways by Curran and Briggs, Ltd._wil1 probably come to an end the latter part of this month. Runways on the sta- tion are now long enough to take the largest aircraft now in serv- ice. One runway is 6,000 feet in length, one is 5.800 feet and the third is 5,000 feet.

All have been recapped with a

layer of asphalt and three con- crete buttons, each 200 feet long and the width of the runways, have been constructed to enable let aircraft to operate hers. All of the asphalt work is completed and the laying of cement will be done this week. Only a small amount of grading will then remain to be done. Curran and Briggs. Ltd. are now working on a new and much smaller contract paving all the streets of the air station with as- phalt and laying sidewalks of the same material. The entrance road from the gate to the main high- way which is already paved in being recapped. The paving of the streets and sidewalks will be an important improvement to the station, particularly in the spring when they used to become pretty muddy. It is all a part of the building up of the Summerside station to a permanent status and making 'it an important link in the chain of air stations across Canada. — S

Finals Reached In Summerside

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The play-off for Lhe champion- Softlbail the finals Sumcnerside Town

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The annual observance of Battle

of Britain Sunday to commemor- ate the Sacrifice of that group of airmen who Britain in the skies against a Ger- man air force superior in numbers in the late summer o! i040, will take place on next Sunday, Sept- ember 18th. This is the 9th an- niversary of that gallant stand and the R.C.A.1". observe the day by a full parade‘ of station personnel in the after- noon. The ceremonies will include a drum held service in Memorial Park and a march past at which

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A-F- Dersormel end Summerside Ali- Cadets will form up at the High

School and proceed-to the park preceded by the band of the 17th Reece Regiment of Charlottetown, At the park wreaths will be laid at the war memorial and the drum head service will be held at three o'clock. The parade will then pro- ceed to Water Street where the saluting base will be "located.

In attendance at the reviewing stand "will be the Premier of the Province, the Hon. J. Walter Jones, Chief Justice Thane A. Campbell, Mayor J.I~‘. Arnett, W/C DJl. Wil- lis, D.F.C., local Federal and Pro- vincial members and represent-a- tives .of the army and navy. Dur- ing the ceremonies there will be an aerial salute of g aqugdmn or

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-A pretty wedding was solem- nized at the home of the bride's rent-i. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W.

youngest daughter, Mildred Oath- erine, was united in marriage to Harold l... MacDonald. youngest son oi’ Mr. and Mrs. N. MacDon- ald, Wheatiey River. "The double ring ceremony was performed by Rev. LM. Murray. under s. taste- fully trimmed arch. in the, living

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To the strains of Lohengrlrfs Bridal Chorus by. Miss Mary Mor- rison, the bride entered the room on the arm of her father, by whom she was given in marriage. She chose for her wedding a street length dress of poudre bleu crepe with picture hat and gloves to match. Her corsage wB-s of Pink Delight roses. Her only ornament was a three-strand pearl necklace. a gilt of the groom. Miss Barbara Smith, R.N.. as bridesmaid, was attired in a street length dress of roselcrepe with white accessories and a corsngc of Talisman roses. Mr. Elbert Orr was groomsman. After the signing of the regis- ter. Rev. L.M. Murray sang "The Lord's Prayer".

Following the ceremony the brid- al party motored to Birch Hill Tourist Home whcre a reception and wecldfiig supper was held [or fifty guests. A three-tier decorat- ed wedding cake which centred the candloligiitcd table, was cut in the traditional manner. -

Mr. and Mrs. MacDonald left 011 n honeymoon trip throughout the Mariilmes and on- return will re- side in Wheatlcy River where the groom is a successful farmer.

Prior to he! marriage the bride was tendered a miscellaneous sitnw- er at the home of hei- sister, Mrs. Milton Weeks, Pleasant valley, where she received many useful and lovely gifts. _- B

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Joan's betrayal to the English and her mcrciloss trial with its fore- gone ending.

Miss Bcrgmniins ideally cast as the resolute peasant girl who ho- r-omcs perhaps the world's best known heorine. The notable sup- porting east includes some o! the foremost stage and screen person- alities, among thcm Jose Ferrer as The Dauphin, Francis L. Sullivan as The Bishop of Bcalivais. J. Carrol Naish, Ward Bond, Shep- perd Strudwick, Hurd Hatfield. Gene Lockhart, John Emery, George Coulourls, Johnlreland and Cecil Kellawny.

Walter Wangcr produced the dis. tinguishcri offering, which is bas- ed on the stage play, Joan of Bor- raine, by Maxwell Anderson. The screen play was written by Ander- snn and Andrew Solt. Victor Flem- ing directed "Joan of Arc", which is distributed by RKO. \

The impressive settings include the village of Domremy, the town of Vaucouieurs. The Dauphin‘! court at Chinon, the Tourelle farts nt Orleans, the great cathedral of Rheims. in addition to the castle and square nt Rout-n, where the heroine is hurried at the stake. Styiking use of color to accentuate the moods of the various sequences has been employed in making the picture.

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