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Mrs. M. E. Schurman. S’side

Dies Yesterday At 92 Years

Mm. M.F. Schurman died terday morning at her born I 56 summer Street. Summerside. I She was 92 and had been in fall- ‘ lng health for some time. p The late Mrs. Schurman was born in Summerside in 1870. i daughter of the late Thomas *

Beattle and Ada Jane SchlIr- I‘

man. She married Maynard F. ‘ Schurman in 1894. ller.husband- died in June 1911. ~ She was active in P r i n c e * County Hospital and w a s a ; founding member of the Ladicst Aid in 1911. She was the first vice-president of the organiza-I tion and later a president. In ‘ 1956 she donated a substantial sum of money to the construc-

tion of the new nurses resi- dence. She was also active in t h e

Summerside Church of Christ and the family has been c o n- nected with the church since its opening in Summerside in 1858. i She was a charter member of? the WMS d was active in the’ choir and Sunday school. .

Mrs. Schunnan was active int her husband's business f i r m~ and for some time after its: founding was bookkeeper. S h e ' was for many years a company ; director and for the past 1 years was vice-president. ,

She is survived by two of her

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. It I’. MRS. M.F; SCHURMAN

cidcn' in l953. Two other chil- dren. Lydia and George, died in childhood. There are also ne grandchildren and 19 great - grandcllildren surviving. _ The remains are resting at the C o m p t o n Funeral Home Tile funeral will be held a Central (‘hristian Church. Sum; a

two o'clock.

five children. They are Ethel.l Mrs. Edwin N. Estey._Moncton. ] N.B.. and Harold B. Schurman.t Summerside. A daughter, Enid Pauline. wife of Rev. C. S.l Linkletter. died in an auto ac-i

Als Defeat Araos 28-l5 «

TORONTO iCPl---Bil! Sandy ' Stephens, the 820.000 - a - year ' rookie quarterback from the University of Minnesota. oper-I ated with all the poise of a vet- ;' eran to spark Montreal AloII- . ettes to a 23-15 victory Friday‘: night over Toronto Argonauts in I their opening game of the East- tern Football Conference season.

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P'.E.|. Delegates ;Ag|qnﬁ¢‘ ‘ . To Attend School I

s u 3 school of alcohol studies which

, ‘~ studies, David Boswell. = lecture at the school.

the committee are. left to I ley. The volunteers for the ﬁght‘ Mn’ Edith Madmen‘ ' posts are from Parkdale, Char- I

co - chairman. Les Gillespie, “d An Banem Missing fmm. lottetown. Bonshaw. Pownnl

the photograph is Russell Fin- . and North Rustico.

Fisheries Prince Edward Island will send five delegates to the an- Secly N a m e d

nual Nova Scotia m m e r

OTTAWA CPl—L. R. Da . 47. a_ biologist with the Fisher- ies Research Board of Canada, has been named executive sec- Stewart: teachers. Mrs. Lillian retary of the International Com- Livingstone. Murray River and mission for the Northwest At-

Dorothy Webster, Bede- lantic Fisheries. it was an- que; the provincial nounced Friday. I lc health nursin Mr. Day will succeed Dr. Erik M. Poulsen effective March 1 next year. Dr. Pouisen will return to the Danish fish- eries ministry after holding the post for 10 years. I

The changes were announced by Deputy Fisheries Minister George R. Clark, who is chair- m e 13-nation commis-

will be held at Pine Hill College, Halifax, from Aug. 13 to 17. ,

Attending from here will be Rev. Donald McLennan. M t.

director of g. M r s.

man. West Royalty. . Provincial director of alcohol wil

side Man

sion.

The international agency rec- ommends measures aimed at promoting orderly commercial

sumggsmg _. Allan clow exploitation of fisheries in the of Summerside was taken to triangle formed by Loni! I-Sland- Prince County Hospital last eve- N.Y.. Labrador and Cape Fare- ning after being struck by a car well. Greenland. It was set up on Harvard Street neat the elec- -in 1949 With headquarters 111 tric light plant. Halifax-

He was reported suffering abr- _ asions to the head but is not be- ' lleved to be seriously injured.

Mr. Day was born at Harrow- smith. 0nt., and educated at Queen's. Western Ontario and

Mr. Claw was Struck bl’ 8 08!‘ Toronto universities. He joined said to have been driven by Si- -the fisheries board in 1945 and mon Peter Rog of Summerside has been assistant director of around 9.30. lthe St. Andrews biological sta-

. H B. MacNeill was sum- ;tion in New Brunswick since moned and attended to the in-11954.

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Summerside And Prince County

Macquarrie Figures, In Secty Speculation

Member countries of the com-

lured man before he -was sent! - I mission beside Canada and Den-

Extension

SUi\lMF3RSlDl". — An exten- sion to the Sllmmerside electric light plant has been approved by the town in order to accom- modate the generator which is a mate of the power plant installed nearly two years ago. ‘

The new generating p l a n t. made in England by Mirrless, is ('xrl(‘(‘ted in arrive sometime in October and plans are to ‘have it in operation for ' the 1Christmas peak load.

Tenders have been called for construction of the plant addi- ‘n by electrical engineer lThomas E. Richardson.

to hospital. mark are the Soviet Union. the gal. Spain. Poland, Iceland, .man. Britain. ortu- fgal. yspain. Poland. Iceland. ‘Norway and Italy. ARSEILLES. F r a n c e I

M (lieu ers)—The French Navy iJ G Friday fught—-and l t—a ‘, d I d Mediterrfnean battle (wsith a E U Y "°i§'r-‘""“'°’ or n Get Custod s ermen caug t in 3 air nets, already dead. three days 0 . Y ago and beached t near here. * h Ildren LONDON iAP)—-Actress Judy Garland Friday won British

hoping to sell it. But no means court permission to take her two

could be found to drag the

56-foot, 20-ton monster up the children back to the United States.

beach.

Then residents complained Miss Garland and‘ her ea- tranged husband Sid Luft at-

t. The Lauriar towed the re-

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of the smell. So the navy detailed the minesweeper Laurier to do something about tended the hearing at London civil law courts. They arrived separately. accompanied by their lawyers. - The actress had the ‘two chil- dren, Lorna. 9. and Joe. 7. made wards of the court last‘ May in

mains out to sea and her gunners pumped about . 200 rounds into the carcas from their 20-millimetre guns. The riddled whale bobbed and turned but did not sink. Assured by experts that it

galrcrafi for nine years. has re- lceived a multi - million-dollar navy department contract for research and development of the plane. The contract, awarded Thursday, is expected to be from $l6,000.000 to $18.-

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a dispute with Luft over their custody. The court order pre- vented the two chlldren being

would soon do so. the navy broke off the attack. The whale drifted ashore again

Friday ght. . taken out of Britain and this Residents were still com- has operated while Miss Gar- plaining of the smell.

land was making a film in Brit- aln.

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or THE GUARDIAN OTTAWA —_ Prime Minister Diefenbaker has indicated that

fore the opening of parliament late in September.

There has been some specula- tion here that he might nounce s u c h appointments Thursday, when he made the shuffle of his cabinet ministers. However, the word on parlia- mentary secretarles is now ex-_ pected to be revealed }n a few weeks, possibly ju t prior to or at the opening of t 25th parlia- ment.

MACQUARRIE mnrnn 5

Among the names mentioned prominently here as possible appointments to these posts are those of Gordon Chaplin. MP for Waterloo South: Wallace Nesbitt, MP for Oxford; a nd Heath Macquarrie, MP for Queens.

Mr. parliamentary secretary to Ex- ternal Affairs Minister Howard Green. 1-Ie relinquished the po- sition last fall to devote m o r e time to constituency affairs and his personal business. But the sudden dearth of experienced Conservative back-benchers has brolilght his name to the f or e a a

Mr. Chaplin. elected federal- ly for the first time on June 18. but with provincial legislature experience, had been suggested as a possible_ cabinet appoint-

RCAF Bandmaster Is Named . Sea Cadet Music Directo

SUMMERSIDE — Sgt. William F. Conkey. CD. bandmaster of the RCAF Band at Summerside. has been appointed as director of music for the ‘Summerside Royal Canadian Sea C a d et Corps. it was announced by the

George R. Pearkes. VC. Branch ..

No. 5, Royal Canadian Legion, recently.

As soon as possible after the opening of the school term in September_ it is planned to start a new class of students on wind instruments. Unfortunately for the present, these classes will be restricted to boys in the 9 to 12 year group. It is hoped that in a few years the program will be expanded to include girls

s well.

Sgt. Conkey is a native of Strathroy. 0nt., where he first

slc. He first studied the clarin under Lieut. Gaston E. Badin. director of music of the Middle- sex Light infantry Regiment in which he enlisted as a band- boy. He later joined the RCAF band at Regina. and at the end of the Second World War, play- ed for a time with the RCMP band but soon went back to the air force with the Central Band in Ottawa. '

In 1952 the need for a band-. master at Station Summerside

S’side Driver Fined For Hit And Run

SMMERSIDE — Edward Shea. St. Eleanors. was f $40 and costs before Magistrate R.S. Hinton, QC. in town Court, yesterday after pleading guilty to a charge of "hit a n (I run".

Shea was turning from Gran- ville street onto Water street in Summerside when h e struck two vehicles parked on Water street and failed to stop. When police contacted Shea at his home later. be readily admitted to hitting the other vehicles.

Police Chief Don Wannamak- er stated that Shea was not in- toxicated and ran becausd ho was probably scared. Magis- trate Hinton said it was a "grave mistake" not to stop.

Leslie Simmons. Summerside. charged with driving while his abilities were impaired by al- cohol, requested that his case be adjourned for one week to August 17. Ball was set at $125.

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(Continued from page 1) soblen as .a passenger. but must fly him nowhere except to lsra .

The Lithuanian - born New York psychiatrist fled to‘ Israel June 26 on his late brother's Canadian passport after Jump lng $100,000 bail. Israel's gov- ernment quic rejected his bid for admission as an immi- grant aad expelled him via a New York - bound El Al air-

iner. ~ .

By lmlfirlg himself aboard the plane Soblen managed to taken off at London for hospital tre

ase cated by the Israel govern- ment's decision — under vy political pressure - to have El

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Al fly Soblen nowhere but to line‘

Nesbitt w a s a former h

meat. -Now he is regarded being a likely choice for the secondary post. perhaps to the Minister of Trade and Com- merce, Mr. Hees. FOREIGN AFFAIRS

Mr. Macquarrie. who has dis- - - - =: tinguished himself in parliament ~- “j —. , ' ~ ' -‘ particularly on foreign affairs. -I ' - has the handicap of coming from a province which only seilds four members to Ottawa. One of the four is already of cabin- et rank, Angus MacLean. the fisheries minister. This may ru out Macquarrle’s chance of a promotion.

carry considerable prestige. but It so means a $4,000 a year salary increase_over -the nor- mal $10,000.

A parliamentary secretary handles a number of routine matters for his minister and. in addition, answers for his minis- ter when the latter is not in the

ouse. N0 APPOINTMENTS? Because of the government's " .

austerity program. it had been ' “""“* - “

fgfggjm ‘ff; ;:;0§;;";°n;“'p";§- HONG KONG REFUGEES HEAD FOR TORONTO ““'"°"“".Y secretaries "' "‘°- Five families of Hong Kong I ific jot airliner. They are the I’ be admitted into Canada after 25?; Pamameat‘ . . . refugees looking forward to a ; first of a larger groupof men. ﬂeeing from Communist Chif tergwegergoxnferrimne cx$'3'.< new life in Toronto arrived in women and children who will ‘ na. iCP Wirephoio} with the fact that several of the I v“"°°‘“'°' "b°”d 3 "”s'Pa°':

cabinet will be handling new de- l _ h 1 partments and will require ex- ;|_is1'°.n Answers The non smiling c alengeri tra aid. means that a nuumber ;said he had no fear, but a cer-’ wlll be named in the near fu- i|ng°’s |nfere,.-‘Ce .taln amount of respect for Pat-

ture. 3 CHICAGO (AP) — Chaliengeri ‘Sonny Liston stoically brushed I. off inference Friday ' lack‘, p would hurt him‘ against heavyweight champion Floyd Patterson in their Sept.; 25 title bout here. ‘

terson. adding he regarded Cleveland Williams -— whom he conquered in three rounds — a more dangerous fighter.

SATURDAY s. MONDAY, AUG. 11 AND 13 -'33 “THE SUNDOWNERS"

Starring: Robert Mitchum. Deborah Carr. Gylnis Johns and Dina Merrill.

Liston was reminded at 3‘

press conference that lngemar ] S U M M E R SIDE E AS T P, E i .

Johansson recently de-I -

gicttted Liston as too slow for “.lohansson was pretty slow CLUB DANCE SATURDAY NIGHT

himself a g a in st Patterson." countered Liston. “They used to with The Swinging Big Sound

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' Liston. currently training at,‘ South Fallsburgh, N.Y., said he now weighs 220 pounds and 1 plans to enter the Comeskey Park ring against Patterson at . about 212. I ' _ t _ SPECIAL GROUP 3 SGT. w_ E CONKEY The Canadian Federation of

Business and Professional Wo- became apparent and Sgt. Conk- men's Clubs was founded in ey was selected to fill this posi- 1929. tion. Since that time, except -for a short term in St. Jean. P.Q..i and in Toronto he has been hand leader in Summerside. In addi-i tion to this hand. Sgt. Conkey was director of music for the S u m m e r s id e Presbyter- ian Church for the past four years.

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