' glint. on A it his N

W. Boyd Bsairsto.

ugnsinlton. , ?.Lnocasv touiaitt. Monday. mu. rink, Kinkora Juniors

ht-sus Lower Bedequo. Admission Lcents to all. C

1.-CHAMPIONSHIP game. Beds- 5, Rink. Tuesday, March 13th. ggcetown-Bedsqug Juveniles vs. ggariottetcwn Juveniles. Admis- gtgn 25 and 35.

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.3-,-THIS NATIONS BUSINEES. M: J. Coldwell will speak over a, B. A. Tuesday. March lath. at 3.45 P. M.

;;;;..AitItiVE5 FOR. FUNERAL - Miss Peggy Preston. student at Rothesay, N. 13.. returned to her -home in Suminerslde on Saturday by plane to attend the funeral of her grandfather. Mr. Charles R.

Rogers.-S.

v- -TRINITY CHURCH SOCIAL CLUB - The Social Club of the . summerside Trinity United church held its regular meeting In the church parlor on Thursday evening with the president. Mrs. J. H. Macisennan, in the chair. It was decided to hold a supper on April 4. The lunch hostesses were: Mrs. A. W. Msonowell. Mrs. James Mac-Donald, Mrs. MscLen- nan. Mrs. D. J. MacLeod and Miss r A. Haslsm.-S.

-AWARDED PRIZE -- Dr. and Mrs. J. J. Farrell. Summersitie. have received word that" their

. son, Raymond. has been awarded the 3200 G. H. Armstrong prize for -economics at the University of To- ronto. A war veteran and former employee of the Royal Bank. Mr. Farrell is with the statistics branch of the Civil Service in Toronto and

,-.-gt,-lends classes at the urriversiiy in his spare time.-S.

-BAKEIY ENTERED -'While on patrol, about 5:30 yesterday morning MacKay and Andrew of the suntlnu-side Police noticed that Rdbinson's Bakery on Water Street East had been entered. Ap- parently an effort had first been made to gain entry by a window because a screen was removed. After that attempt proved unsuc- cessful. the office door had been forced. Wlhile nothing appeared

i to be missing it would be difficult to detect if a small quantity of .bread or bags of flour were taken. -S.

-W.M.8. NAZABENE CHUBCII -The president. Mrs. Howard MacLood. entertained at her home the members of the W. M. S. of the summsrside Church of the Nazarene on Thursday evening. The worship service was conduct- ed by Mrs. Russell Lewis. Open- lng with the hymn "I'll go where you want me to go" was followed by prayer by Mrs. R. 1'. Morrison. The scripture leson was in I!

..John chapter 3. During the busi-

.ncs5 period plans were discussed

ifor the procuring of a special

ispeaker in the near future. The

.members were busy packing a medical box for Africa. Mrs. Wal-

Ilace MacLeod presented the Mis-

sion study on "Jerusalem and Be- yond." The meeting closed with

gimyer by the preaident.-8.

, - LEAVE 'I'0'A'I'flNI) MEET- ING - Mr. Roy Johnston of sum- ;meraide. provincial chairman for Prince Edward Island of the Air - Cadet League of Canada and chair-

Fcrce Association, left on Saturday 'l0 attend the annual meeting of

nu-hlch is being held on 'l'uesda,v and Wednesday of this week at the 5t3'Kn0l't' Club. Montebello. Que. rThe delegates wll aso be the guests .3! the 11.0. A.!'. officers-men in tiawa and will make a tour of

the no lMlli . 2 mm 0:: .- atlry College at King

lPrt.ioasionaI cards 5 T. Earls Illclioy

Chartered Accountant Canadian Bank of Commerce Building

mom: use III-snide. P. I. I.

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I man of the Air Cadet committee of the summersids Wing of the Air

. the Air Cadet League of Canada,

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'"7" ., I 'ouan'un. as ooawahstrooi 3:,-. News k,'I..UK'ICI'IMI Nari (Isadet. If Granville direct: al.iAjyrgD , ..IoooIsdIIuoizlalsadIIotor'rnupors. wales? strong cash Grace:-y..iu laassll stress.

5.: p it I. Waite is leaaisgtaa '

g 1.. was now: omoa

on 3 Alberto. I1-aah Weaha. noun

5,5 'nou't as omoo au.s's'-'a noa:o.'m'

y.."...c"" m-as-am complete in- - arox, March 16, St

Patrick's Play. Specialties.

' -nan BAGS souanr nAn.v at our Kinkora and surnansrside

Shut Gain Mills. P. 1.. Morris. Kinkors. g -asvsx MILE BAY Parish

gay in Parish Hall. March 16th.

-ENTERTAINS LADIES GUILD - Mrs. Ernest Aliwright entertain- ed the members of the Ladies Guild of the summe side Baptist Church on Friday evening at her home. Routine business was onduoted by the president. Mrs. anr. Dodds. The lunch hostesses were: Mrs. Bruce Johnston and Mrs. Roy Lid- stonc. - 8

- PIBEMEN CALLED - Sum- mersidc firemen were called out at about 10.30 yesterday morning for a slight fire at the residence of Mrs. Bernard Gillis, Market Street. It had started in the wall from an over-heated stove pipe and some damaged was caused to the upstairs portion of the house. It is under- stood that the damage is covered by insurance. -- 5

-BIRTHDAY PARTY - Mrs. George Bishop, summerside, as- sisted her ughter. Grill. on Thursday ai ernoon in observing the anniversary of her eleventh birthday with twelve of her school chums. Games were played until the supper hour when all sat down to a delicious meal. topped with a candlelighted birthday cake and ice cream.-s.

-A'l'l'EMP'l"l-ID BREAK - Last evening at approximately 8730 there was an attempted break at the Robert Dewar Service Station at Road's Corner. Mr. Ben Read. who had been on duty during the afternoon. (had gone to supper and on his return to open up for the evening he heard a sound of breaking glass at the rear of the building. He was just in time to catch a glimpse of the intruder before he vanished in the dark- ness. Apparently he was a juven- ile as far as Mr. Read could a-.'- certain. The matter is being in- vestigated by the members of the R. C. M. P.-S.

-W.lll.S. CHURCH OF CHRIST -Mrs. Floyd Macxinnon enter- tained the members ofithe W. M. S. of the summerslde Church of Christ at the March meeting on Friday evening at which Mrs. Wlnsloe Morrison presided. Mrs. llmery Linkietter. who conducted the worship service. opened with call to worship and is poem. she was assisted by Mrs. Harry Link- letter. Special missionary articles were read by: Mrs. Mscliinnon. Mrs. Bishop Read and Miss Evelyn Maclzure. The meeting closed with prayer after which an hour of fellowship was enjoyed.

iliurphy.- uiiieiso Wedding

A very pretty wedding of local interest took place in the Lutheran Cbureh"oif" the Resurrection in Halifax. on Saturday, December 23rd. at 4 o'clock. when Rev. D. A. Conrad united in marriage Luc- iia Isabella Mileiso. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Milelso of Riga. Latvia and George Wallace Murphy, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Weeks Murphy of Kensington. Prince Edward Island.

The bride wore a dress of black taffeta, trimmed with pale pink lace. a hat of pale pink velvet and a corsage of pink roses.

Miss Cecile Le Lievro attended as bridesmaid and wore a dress of pink nylon with matching acces- sories and s corsage of pink car- nations. Arthur zahn ably sup- ported the groom as best man.

rbllowing the wedding ceremony a reception was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Evans Homes, 269 Agricola. street.

At the conclusion of a short wedding trip to Prince Edward Is- land Mr. and Mrs. Murphy will re- side in Halifax. where the groom is stationed with the Royal Canad- ian Navy.

i'm7.sntai,lon At

llallsiyileltl, I.

nnjnm-y Vsnbuskirk in hos- has on Wednesday night to the

t Vslleyfield Women's Institute for :their regular monthly meeting l with Mrs. Murdock V A.

Maouod. presiding. the meeting, opened in the usual manner. Jsinutes, were by Ike. Van-

pauoni i. also Mrs. oyd Prater. Ilontalue. and Mrs. (Rev) A. 0.

toithe

tatlcawu-some '.lIr

g. special feature of the evening om. ' was the presentation of-s sia-piece

- Hum mmtgyiauos NH. i”"""

iommii Tie-llpftscrles Vllih Mlgnacs i

The lot it Bulldogs. a pugm. iy at their best when in g in nines or goals tied up the Inter- mediate "C" series one-all at Crystal Rink Saturday night, edg- ing the ltsnnox. island Micinaoa 3tol.afieronsfu11overtimopc- ice. and s minutes.and is seconds of a second audss-death session. The Mtcmau had taken the first game played at Mount Pleasant G to 3. . Line-ups: Lennox island-Goal. Bernard: defence. Mitchell, Rnockwood. R. dark, scully; forwards,..Lewis, M. Bark. P. sark. cailow. Maloney. Peehan, Tuplin. Labobe. not 10-Goal. G. Mcum: fnece-G. McNeil, 1. Campbell, Wm. Yea. J. Yeo. R. Macbean, 1. Cameron.

Coaches-Lennox Islsnd-!'b.th- or Mclnnis. not 16-Elmer Cam- Cl'O!'Iu

woman.) First Period I

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No Score. Penalties-Maloney, Mitchell.

Secon'd Period No Score. Penalties-Knockwood.

Third Period 1-Lot 16. I. Campbell Neill) 9.01 2-Lennox island, Mitchell Penalties-none.

(E. Mac- 10.12

Fint overtime No Score. Penalties-none. Second Overtime 3-Lot 16. J. Machecd (I. Camp- bell) 8.15 Penalties-none. Referees--J. Razavet Hogan.

S'side Curling Club Schedule

Curling

and C.

Summerside schedule: Monday-'I P. M.

G. F. Cameron vs. H. R. Mac- Fnrlane

Vic Howatt vs. FVL Thurmeler G. J. Hayes vs. Willard Mac- Donald

Club

8.80 J. A. Clark vs. R. L. Willett 1-V0 Cameron vs. M. M. Bell '1'. D. Morrison vs. T. A. Camp- bell.-S.

Freetown lloltes

Mrs. Elmer Buchanan and children of Charlottetown are via- iting in Freetown at the home of lfir. and Mrs. Roy Hill.

Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Stetson were recent visitors to Fredericton. New Brunswick, at the heme of Mrs. Stetson's sister, Mrs. George Mann and Mr. Mann.

Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Jardino oi Montague. accompanied by their children Susan and Paul spent the

' week-end in Freetown, guests of

Mr. and Mrs. George Jardine.

The sincere sympathy of the community is extended to Mt. Al- bert Rowe of Freetown Village in the death of his mother. Mrs. Charles E. Rowe which occured at her home in Donaldston on Thurs- day. March 1st.

Mr. Elmer smith and Mr. Waldron Moase have returned from a weeks visit to Hamilton, Ontario. while there they were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hillard Mouse. .

Quite a number of hockey fans from Freetown motored to O'Leary on Thursday evening to attend the game between Freetown Royals and o'Leary Maroons. A large crowd witnessed the game which ended in a victory for Freetown Royals with the score of 3-4.

Mr. and Mrs. Allan clow motor- ed to South Granville on Thurs- day, March 1st,. where they at- tended the funeral of the late Mr. Hector Keir.

The death of Mrs. Ariemas Mc- Caull which occurred at her home in North Bedeque on Wednesday. February nth was heard with re- gret by her many friends in Free- town. The sympathy of all goes to Mr. Mocaull and family in their sad bereavement.

llirsstown and Bedeque Young People took part in the school sports held in Bedoqus Rink last week. The weather was mild and the ice was not in good condition. But the children entered into the events with enthusiasm.

Mr. Lloyd Simmons who has n a , tient in Prince county capital for the past ten days is now ccnvalsscing at the home of his brother and sister-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Portion Bllllllolil of Lower Freetown. Ills many friends wish him an early and complete recovery.

-A very successful Valentino Party. sponsored by south Pru- town had cross was held-recently at the home of in-. and use. us- lie sums. Members the lied

set of breakfast dishes tour. very pleasant evening was enjoy- and . rrsasr .ootnpli- by all. Afanoy em, r meniscy remarks were , ex- and a sale of lunches was held in (on behalf -tlld Yellow eoanecuon, in the party and a corona ms. and suarwas realtssdptosweii

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alldlln. Angus social hour ehioysd hm ' w W I.

THE GUARDIAN.

r Alberloii

Ilegals Defeat S'slde legion, E3

The Albei-ton legals played host to the summarside Legion hockey team on tjiatua-day night in the Alberton rink where an exhibition hockey game was played” The llegals won the game 12-3 scoring five goals in the first period with: out a reply from the Leglonairea. la the second period the Regals bsndgd In five more with the sum-

” boys finally sliding one by i-lardy in the Aiberion net. The final period saw the visitors put on the pressure to slam in two goals at the half way mark to fin- ish iheir scoring for the game. Regala also getting two in the last. period.

The teams hope to have an- other game in the near future with the Alberton boys at which time with the regular goal tender for Summerside in the net a more even game is expected.

Line-ups:

Atbertion Regala: Goal. P. Hardy; defence, W. Hardy. R. Profit. J. Rochford. S. Murphy; forwards. S. Fraser, M. Bernard. M. Klnch. W. Stewart. Fraser. G. Mhtthews. E. Atkinson. E. Gavin.

Summerside Legion: Goal. John- son; defence, Richards. B. McKen- zie, Eon MoArthur; forwards. J. Scihutman. C. Smith. R. Lefurgey. T. Richards. Z. Roberts, 1?. Wedge.

SUMMARY First Period

1-riegals. Gavin (Kinch) .

2-Regals. Matthews (Kinch) . ..

3--Regals. Gavin (Kinch)

4-Regals. W. Stewart (Atkinson) .

5-Regals. Fraser Penalties: W. Arthur.

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Second Perloe

6-Regals. Murphy

(R. Fraser) 7'-Regals. Atkinson

(W. Stte-wart) 8-Regals, Stewart

(Atkinson) .. 9-Regals. Atkinson

(Fraser) .. l0-Regals. Atkinson 11-Legion. Al Richards

(Wedge) .. .. 19:30 Penalties: Gavin. Kinch. Mur- phy-

Third Period

l2-Legion. R. McArthur

(Roberts) .. . . ..... .. 12:15 l3-Legion. R. McArthu (Schurmnn) l-i:0G

14-Regals. Fraser (W. Stewart. Atkinson)

15-Regals. Fraser (Atkinson) ..................... .. 19:30 Penalties: Gavin. Smith, Le- Clair.

IN MEMORIAM I

DR. L. S. DOYLE

1915.0

-His many friends throughout the Maritime Provinces will learn with deep regret of the sudden death of L. S. Doyle, which oc- curred early Saturday morning. -March 3rd. at his home at 99 Church Street. Moncton. Although -he had been ill for the last two weeks. Mr. Doyle's condition had not been considered serious and news of his unexpected death will come as a distinct shock to his many friends.

Born in Summerside. the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Pierce Doyle, he received his early education there. He was a graduate of the University of Toronto and for sev- eral years after his graduation -practised as a veterinarian in Prince Edward island. He went to Moncton shortly after his mar- riage and practised there for many years as a veterinarian. About ten years ago he was appointed san- itary inspector for Moncion and the parish of Moncton. and food inspector for Westzmoreiand Coun- ty with the Westmoreland sub dis- trict of the Board of Health.

During his many years in Monc- ton. Dr. Doyle through his kindly disposition and thoughtfulness for others won a wide circle of friends and was one who was held in high regard by all who knew him.

He is survived by his wife. the former Mary Louise Minvhy of Susnmerside. and one brother. Frank M. Doyle. Main Street. Moncton. There are also several nieces and nephews. including J. Pierce Doyle of the Bank of Com- merce. Halifax. N. S., and former- ly of Moncton.

Citizens of many walks of life gathered in St. Bernard's Church on Monday. March 5th. to pay a final tribute to Dr. Doyle. Re- quiem Man was celebrated by Rev. J. E. Butler. pastor of the church. City and Council officials with whom he had been associated for the past ten years were among those in attendance as well as a large number of friends and rela- tives. Among those present from out of town were, .1. Pierce oyie. his nephew. and Gtarles ucoin of Halifax, N.S.; Mrs. Fred Mur- phy and Mrs. J. D. Wood of Sum- merside.

After the service the remains were taken to Sunmerald where they tested. at the home of his brothror-in-law. J. D. Wood. tom

Pauli Church on Wednesday morning at teno- clock celebrated by luv. A. J. lfacloeod. Present in the sanctuary also was Rt. Rev. GJ. Macbellan. V.G.. who performed the last. rlles at the grave in st. Paul'sCemet- cry. The honorary pail bearers tw,ere.'i. I. Dalton Edgar Clark. Dr. J:-2A. menu. hr. .I.c. Simp- non. Celt llorris. list-ry silliphsni. W I. ',MacNoill. no: Billiphant. Active -call bear:-s were. Irma tllaecudt-rls. Wilfred Kelly. Henry wedee.c9arvIn cuss. Jack lea

man. wiiiim llsclfaily. mi

News .& Views of Il0AF'station

Sannersltis ly Alla

P70 ER. Taylor. Navigation Of- ficer. has been posted from 11.0.- A.F. Station. Trenton. Ont.. nnd reported here on March 1th, IUD A. T. Atwell, also a Navigation Of- ficer has been pitted from Num- bar 0 Repair Depot at !t.C.A.F. station, Trenton, Ont.

mb 0.2. e2tu'tid,' another Nav- igation Officer, has been posted to the Air Navigation school from Re- cruiting Unit at Ottawa. Ont.. and reported here early last week.

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Two airmen have been posted from P. 8.1.1.. Aylmer. Ont.. and reported here over the week-end. These are: AC2 W. G. Maclveris, a Service Policeman and A. 0.1 J. A. J.M. Joly. General Duties.

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Four Aeroenglne mechanics have been transferred from Number 2 Technical Training school at Camp Borden. Ont.. and arrived here over the past week-end. These include: A.C. 2 J.P.R.D. Cusson. A.C.2 J. C. Lloyd. A. C.A D. A. Lewis, and A.C.2 D.J.S. Pasley. A. 0.2 .13.)! Richard, an electrical mechanic. has also been posted from Camp Borden, Ont.

sgt. T. I-Iunter..a Ftadar Technic- ian (A). will report in during this week on transfer from R.C.AF. Station, Centralia, Ont.

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Several personnel of R.C.A.F. Station. Summer-side, P. E. 1., have received word of posting or transfer recently. These include Cpl. D.Il. Campbell, an Airframe Technician. who has been transferred to R.C - A.F. station. Winnipeg, Mun; l...A. C. A.J. Spelrs. P.R.T.I. who has been posted to R. C. A. F. Station, st. Jean. Que.; F'.S. W. A. Mitton. Service Police. who has been transferred to R. C. A.ll'. "Sta- tion Glmll. Man.; W. 0.1. C.F. Barlow, ft Metal Worker Technician who has also been transferred to R.C.A.F. Station. St. Jean. Que: Cpl. G. R. Johnston, a Clerk Ac- countant, who has been on the strength of this unit for a total of eight years. has been transferred to Air Force Headquarters. Ottawa. Ont.; and Sgt. G.'E. Newcomb. who has been posted to R. C. A.F., Stu- tion St. Jean. Que.. will report at that station early this week.

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Several R. C. A.F. personnel, wisl take portions of annual leave with- in the next two weeks. in order to utilize their 1950 allotment oi an- nual leave by the end of the fiscal scar, which is March Slat. These. include three personnel who will visit Nova Scotia - !...A.C. J.B. Cowley, L.A.C. R..J. Prydie, and L.A.C. F.L.B. l-larvie. F.S. R..C. McGlbbon will spend nine days in Toronto, Ont.. and the remainder of personnel will remain either in Slemon Park or other parts of the Island. These include: Sgt KR. Thomppson, W. .1. D.L Quinn. F. S. J.W. Day. L. A.C. A.P. Cot- tingham. I). A. C. C.A. MacDonald. F. S. R..W. Macbougnll and L.A.C. A. C. Novak.

DEATH sgunniiv

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board of managers.

'n-imsportation mattus were something in which he always took a special interest. particularly ships and railroad activities. when he was travelling throughout the Maritimea he .knew almost every railway official and a great many sea captains.

A staunch Liberal

Like his father before him he was a staunch Liberal in politics and he took a very active part In political matters. on numerous occasions he was asked to run in different districts in Prince Count! and could have had several nom- inations had he so desired.

He was a member of the exe- cutive of the Liberal Association and for several years president. For many years he was a close personal friend of Rt. Hon. W. L. Mncxenaie King. and when Prime Minister at. Laurent was in Sum- merside he called on Mr. Rust"

Electricians Wanted

Two licensed and experien- ced electricians only need apply. Must be capable of doing any kind of electrical work in wiring and conduit work. 814. working hours per day, with half a day off each week. Two weeks vacation with pay. Pennan- ent position for the right men. Must be sober and clean. Write stating age. ex- perience and if married. Sal- ary requl , Box W. B. Guardian, Summerside.