. .T 1- P , d S, .de Fhe Guardian Page 11 Reserved Par ing Area rea romise SI Tuesday. July 12.1955 - 1 o W I- F T ' h Continued'PFom Page I Debaied At S side Town rest mg ans onig 1' ----e--T k . ' I ' I -Wrestling fans. and even tiiose,No man over falls for this Lady oronlo SAOC 5 Y I who "9 non ." - 1,, . ,..,,:Angei. but all the women do-best gm: trail g 3 : - p r . t o out of three. I s . ,l uriher cousiueration will be stalled. and will be wired shortly; m1Cg'hY.”f'rh:y":'i';l'lul:j Nature B-liliym from dcaflifornga. JE E2333. i::;M 25. zip? to a request of tho Summe and authority has been given to .the man WI 2 W01! er I1 P y- 5 30 9:” Cww super Mu-keg for 3 gurvey the park Corner, sea View the Lady Angel. the only com lslque. wrestles Tony Enos. the 13,", :31" 3 a : ll - . --"W -I" in '""".”l -"4 ”'""::'" .::”'- .';..: .l::. :l:::::..'""'.... :3"... ':....":::.::r:. l:r...':::;9:..:”l::.".i:;l:.:."z. : :. : - use ' ' I-who their "7.l'm:'lr or lslflclgwto sthgse arggp like steel and a face that would a match to thrillisll onlookers. xm ””"” I: l: A: Mrhlg decision was taken at the In his report for the month of se;iittlhe 1: lgousand l mu stlerry Aigarduokf R.C.A.lfI;inSiIfllogIl -r?:s'oa.o-u : : Q regular meeting of the Council June Chief of Police Petoruwliig hold: fll1.dnI.oneu" euanvt bugulmmensme toes calm"); h wmnockvlahxm m . I ml elmtntglrgfifggfwtllli? lt:I.llA'::I('nn0uI Efilgt uiflrleestmg: lhgme-:39 street applied, to Nerwnasnd lily: he: an Arum. ohis NNICII ndndnsbowrnrsnshlg 32.5? ff” 'f" A? of a e ' ' ' ' h beeni ed forth: adant ' her pnent. toll ill in t Mom-n is n I rgfgwv ln.."l;gh "iffy"! N" 3'9”? ill” - 3”'...... to be .X.....'5ir.fiZ"r..m Kiri”... 3.iuE.....Z”7...'(E?5..."f.. 3.5 .'.".'..'T.'L.?. mg;g,"A',-3 lg: lg lg . . . ---a be caused W cm ”l.i:fll..”?..l.l.!l..:i'ri;g ..:::. as ::rt...'ll: :i:.:'.i:: at'::...':";.-...r:r:":".l:..':i.:. .:.22:::::-.: :2 .7. a Wrvme men -In cauymg Nile pm. Eeport stated that as sooh as her life. lling starts at 9 pm:' Q5 1”" 5"” " 99” 2"" 3 '3'” by stairway '0 mar rear signs are placed he will issue a m2:""”'i 9'” ' ' 3"” weh;ch' he pgltztegagszg W3: warning through the press that of- . .'I2527:9h:::ifl. :32: m .13: alsous asapu . I am” C I D I 2 iwiosiinm 27 a 3 m--- or. the if.l.”..2i.'.Yl.1...”,”..li'.3:e?Jll3i'.:2.”.... .3. rysta airy n - mgr" -. - - P””ed '1" ”'”'”to” "ha" mggriam strict enforcement. ' . mo szlutlluf: Oil: fr: : : this concession 0 one or an as Th " eenng was pres”. W O C . d B T mm.Spmm H 1' 3 tion would. in effect. eons?” men, ed fwgguncbymmayor Henry W. l . . gm” gzar:--til we com an to give the same privilege to any yvedgeg and all councillors. with . ' g I rm '5,;,,f., Eu 3:: other merchant who requested lt- the .m,,m,., or Councillor Jenk- The Crystal Dairy softball team for the circuit. with one male N. F... 1... H... m. Councillor Clark took objection ms. we” pnsem, defeated Curran Ir. Briggs at aboard la the second inning. mstizrrerl; so in is to this opinion and said he fell .3, Queen Elizabeth Park diamond Lornie Desitoches. coming into mnggungn 396” 3:” 3'. that any place of business should last night in a free-hitting con- the game in the fourth inning ,,m., 5.". ., .-4, , , be per-mmpd (0 have a reserved h S g d test by thegscore nf 25-14 Ballem. when Gord Grady was chaseddby 'iFin4'l Temiv: man go 119 parking area in front of their DEMN Q ur g gwinning DIICIIPT. struck out 15 umpire Dcslloches. led the (.ur- llml1::'L C3, -5; 1:: --3 property If they- were willing to '; 9 4- p i 1 . Curranites. hilt was vouched for ran A- Briggs boys with the blud- ,4,,,,T mm 6. 51'. fa pay what the area would bring in QM ) .QfEQn L pg - v " 3.1,, MM. ' r v -M ' M 12 hits and walked 11. Cameron. lgeon Lornie had -a perfect night min Tiara, ei 54 5 1; parking meters were In use In ' C ' C & B moundsman. gave up Zllal. the plate. hitting three for ::;::"a” 350 11: the area. -The death of Wallace t . , hingles tn. the Milkmen. walked three. Donnie Cameron. C H mm Tm" an 3, u 3, After conside nblv discussion the Hogan occurred at his home in S T S in and whiffed only 2. lpitcher. help.ed.Iils cause a hit in ma Tram Res (1 as at Council adjourned briefly to per Alberion Saturday evening iotlow- Y q - ' e Don Canning led the Dairy tr-am. pihe seventh inninll. hittiiiiz agrand 7; 7: mil the street committee to ex- lug ii long and trying illness, rle hitting three riniihlos and a singlclslam homer. Garland Harris had Wm ,. Wm" .,,, 29 ,9 press a recommendation on the was a son of the late Mr. and Members ofvan itdlrance Party ton: SJL Jack Hermanson-, of lached to the units. and it is malrl moving every person and bit of i" ii" mpsl and mum”: 7 Rm if ' busy nme An 16'' held) handlmg 5”” '1 'l'”"' 7” "5 "5 nlaltef. and the chairman of the M.-5, mun Hogan 01 Easrong Al. who have arrived in Summerside Saskatoon; PTO Terry Champion, mg.final arrangements for the equipment as the need dicmlesp A Neil Walker and Joe Barnard 7 chances. Neil Walkers perfect 1;mf.""&:l:l”' 1: 1:” commmge. James )facDougaIl, berg Coumy, N3” and was 31 to complete arrangements for the of Edmonton; and P10 Ed Birnie. arrival of the major group over few of the personnel are motoring each hit 4 for 7. Ray Durant hit peg to the plate to cut down Des- ma ram, (5,, m ,0, m reported that the majority wereJ.eah of ageg arrival this weekend of about 500 of Saskatoon. the weekend. p to the Island with their families Roches in the fifth inning was a somv... not av; M NA not in favor of granting the re As 5 yuung man he we," to the members of auxiliary units from The units represented are the This vbig operation will air-lift and are making the two weeks IEBWW 01 91! def?"-FIVE Pl3Y- DOD :5” 3:5 3:” quest M this timer Umwd States where he met and Westerii Canada. are seen aboiie reserve SqllBdl(')gDS'4l8 fcity of Ed- approximately 500 persons with period a vacation as wen as . I ho F I Canning made a nice over-the ,;;,,waW An WA IM uu Meeting again in council. Coun mm-I-led M155 Caroline Cm.L.m.an in from 9f Olllle 9f flhelr gw U' Y'l;0',if0ll-p3l;dA4i (Ely 0 SI:lSk8I00:- efllllpmenl from their western summer camp. -Recent Vlslmrls W E99 W": shoulder catch to end the camc. . moo we-r--inn am :4 at cilior Clark opposed the rccom- or mbemm 56 years ago. The." engine! Mitched aircg-it at umd 0'" action trt iornma . w o baisgs go the Summerside station. The camp will be under nu. mm. were Mrs, Lewis I eexsl any HNESCORE R if E ll,'1lfrlf,l':':I:i,I nib g 2 mendation of the committee. and married me has been mm partly mersif e ye1srertay.ahterxr&i,S:o wt. carryhou !'8lllYIillmll1 tcoglilel" Fe lrst arrivals will take place mand of Group Captain A. n, a. daughter Marlllnp 0 3.3!! "38 kc II: a not mi sis I4 12 7 my ' U”. ,7. M m in regard to the possibility of simi- in the united states and puny ;iFE.Fil;0lY1lm:1:m0 1'25 .Edmnmo1K: Ealgonemlilvn army 11!! 3 amp on rtlggymaigd the rr;nvement is Lowe. pD F.C.. A.F.-C.. cornmand-lMT5- Adele LEPEET ii?!-iltlan av-Dairy 620 021 lldlllx 25 M 5? iym or -n,.,..g .1, ,7 1, 1" request: fmlxin othelli bllismlerlselge in Alberto”. I30 Jgcsk Caha: of Edmonton: Tghe advance Party is made up :I):yecThcse tagticcthrlnlihgitidaryey ":5 omcer of 18 wmg Hpadquarb gamNlrHlt1i1ndH(l5Iri:m lilarifv Nvxee-ksAtE1'IC -llfdlne Ind MP1 -lafdlnt 8:3: 3'3 yr 3: idhetoiigteac sou Bgd h' ',f'M,.H i '. ' ' s. -e. .;.. .. . -- T” dzcided on theta ownnmeigtsb ,...,5fJe3s of fvovu: sons aflgdantwts) .FiE'.BE"deme'd'.9f Edmm” 0f "gm" rm” persmmel "lately "1021? W are ”paEe.3N jg. (Phnm by N---Vmmnx aIldnMr:lIrEHAan:bb(Ilrl.rsD( Ii:-ileAFiael'r(ll T," ,dg:'h In; ,M” "nhnhJm-dt 12:32 EN:-':hm:' :5; :1? In the vote t at o owe oun daughre,-5' Mrs. peter Douceue "W T "4' WE 1" ” - A ' j , dine 0 ar otic own was ear - - pl" W" - ciilor Clark was in opposition tolmlice, of Lynn. M5554 wane, in; .7 f P ' E O parkmwp "5 R"xb”';3'N MS?" with regret by her many friend” :5a:1,f'i.,,, 1: 7g the motion which deferred tIie:New york. Mm olive, westoni e Mrs. Eflllghfi BIEEBTKX 191:; d”' in Freetown and deepest sympa-i pywiv-.iinm in is to matter to a later date for further (V1013; 1., New york; C13,-encei. . . -Mr. and Mrs. Leith Black- Mr. and Mrs Bazel Weilloclte -g0w'dN Ntrs" Q-9M Z. 5891'? "W I8 EXPPESSM 901' MW J3'd""'”l ;V:..:.:' W; H-5; "7; consfderauon by fhg council. James and Lloydp an of Halifax, ' more andtfzmilinh Bgachville. 0n- grave returned to their home in Of 21:3 Mavfig R3; ;::eF03,he ;a”- grid her dalualersb Dcglalrll mo Zulaun M 9: gin The”, are also two sisters, Violal aria, visi e vi-it t e parents of reary afler spending a cnuple or H ' I .eaman an . rs. r. nnr . in cum smear REPORT and Louise. in Maine. . . . M” Bla”km"”' M" "d M” weeks with remiv” 3"” m”"d5 1” in Trrlelvi weredglNI:'iis Ahdrtehvs their "d b""V"""""' . ii"-' l'5L".T."cnp zgnw 2.?” zsg. g The funeral will be held wed. -Wilbert Hippenstall. 27, 'of read by Magistrate H. Strong, Judson Blackmorep here on June Toronto Ont. hornie o r. an . M" Elmer Smith ma daugh. Cop 2” u” During his report as chairman nesday morning from his Mme to summerside bolted from police Hippenstall pleaded 'not, guilty , 29. They also visited their aunt. Mr and Mr Ch H C H. J” "I" t Lind d M" In smm! --- or 1:: M-. n-u-mo-a. ....:.””..”.... -- m It "85 3 0 oterment in t e c urch cemetery. . ' Mr and M R l ld M their Vacation with relam-e d is employed at the army camp. we, ,.,ce'm Vrslm-5 so Am. :1: L)Im.;dn:ndmes'()er,r'ise hN:w"Nr2,fefl!c h8I:IN)p9e9!llsA8AlI:TecShtae;gi(:( weitrllnstglielgfltg E: trl.':1'd:.f, 12:3; "1g5"ggf”a?,:i,N and family - Tfeeilltrflzll. Onl:1aI:ii(l:l;'i9"d5lf Burton. Cape Swgllfe lltlldgr 00n51:'UCl'10n EBEEEPKS? ltlzrst. Na. 5. . - . - - : J ' ' ”. .. a s ' signs were being made ready for Harry MacKay last Friday in pushed several spectators aside zfle-n-d lS(l)l:nB9:1p9Cllle liltlh-lull; 3: to prmgled west "Id west P0155 week mslisg higfrg Soutyh Free. AT;::,aElo9':nb;,1'5 Flfee::f:vnw”1'II:;'”eg installation. connection with a recent break at that had gathered in the police alzd mend: Ime vi re atives Mn and Mrs. Alvin Rm. of Queg town. Nsmwth me. In the church my Councillor Perry objected to M155 gem, wind the Convent Street Grocery. court to watch the trial. and pass- - - her. are Visi,-m Wm! mamas m z p - . e. Alberton, is r t i rd 3;. ed bhmu 1, 11 h r 3 Mr and Mr. Robert Jardmeyheu. June mew” 1-hrs bemg present regulations which he said spending this week m Charlotte. To preven an gale Dag K8 r n St I t5"!I: Pig” t ant; Mr, and Mrs u-imam Hun 5Dl'W-Elleld WE5' MT Rlx I5 8.and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Reeveslalm the annual meeting the hi. do not tliemm lparkmg an" mm mm guest of her mm" M” 3-Tnprtieltii?:C3l)i71-ne'3srin.;.viii N wlisclasfnzeeilnaglheeglsnlrl-flligigk Hal”-W "WP Eur-ls of Mr and """'””"" l” "I9 RC'A'Fl returned recently from B Plewllowlnr officers were elected! for side of e newy create one-way Ferne Wilkie. -- . 5 , 5 p ' ' . ' M. .1 d. . B1 k - . . . . ' A 1 h dl ' - . W" ”" Fm 3”" I" "is W” 9- if l.”..1-".2?.?il2I32?'?l2”Q..s'3.?J3. IT. aS.?l'.'.?2.." L”.”..3” 353.323 bi; -155 -I-311.-73" rll-3-v"'-T-1-7-"'3.-5-"n'3 rill. "””.?i1.5...";'..g.T...5””:.?.”l fi.”5';lE'J-'.i..'.I1-".'"'n"sl” '3.-i.'i”i3'"5's.-aliy '.lE..3”"i.".i.-L?" ...5Z7Si3f""i"liil. heme” spring and summer and Mrs. S. Bandler i'e- WES assumed bytcmef of Police hedge alnd ran through the drive, patiierl hy Mi lluil'.n sister. daugIliPl'-in-law p Vlrs Th 4:." llhey VlSlIPd at the home of Dr Louis Calms, .,c,-enrol Mn, iS"'99'3v and 5"gge5t9df”t':l Part: tsgendd 3; A::::::rM"noS:3g3y ts Per" white while cut. Macxay way behind the Federal Burning. Mrs. Quiizley and his-r son Dr, Sahfne. Qrlleann rgn 5,. ;::,r,enE '-m-'j'r'm.:mmJ Alan 010...; "paint". 'M,-3 E1. 1'8 0" W")? "C W5 0 9 "07 8 g 1 p 3" remrned two D,-lsoner-5 to the jail The case has necessarily been Qulgley. also of Halifax. N. B. where they will spend a few spend time with relatives. mgr Reeves, "de M 2'!” Sufi” shiould bbe 31' f,:f,n';c:n:,n?,1;,,d5warm welcome following their conviction on adjourned.-S. The I . 1 I days with Mr. Sabiries brother. Mrs. Charles DeLonS- Whit lowed. ter scuss on y e . drunk charges annua picnc o the Bed- and Mm Sabine. Mr. Roy MacDougall and sons spent uvenl months Vlsmny.

council members It was decided that Councillor Perry's suggestion should be given further considera- tion. '

in his report as chairman of the electric light committee. Coun- cillor Donald Lidstone revealed that the tiein line to the cottages at MacCaIlum's Point In Bedequv has been completed; the poles are in and it is expected that electri- cal workers will run the wire on the Ifne at Victoria West this week: at Cape Elzmont about two- thirds of the poles are in, and

the wire is expected to be run the

last of this week: on.the Mills Point Road the poles are also in-

Western

-ALMA Church picnic Wednes-

day. Jaw lstli. Afternoon and evening.

-HOME MADE ice cream at lea View Hall. Wednesday. July th.

-ICE CREAM social and ball game, Lower Freetown school. July lith. in aid of 4-H Calf Club.

-MOTHB - Now h the Nina to protect your garments. Get Lax-vex, guaranteed for one year. All lines. Also good line of fish- ing tackle. Foley's Drug Store.

-RESERVE Wednesday, July 11. for dance in William Cousln's barn. Canteen service provided by Baltic W. l.

p-I C. E CREAM a it it bazaar (-latbolic Church grounds. Ken- Sllllton. Wednesday. July is.

-HERE I-ROM U.S.A. - Mrs. Charles Barnes of Milton, Masa.. and Mrs. George Barney, While- llleldr New Hampshire. are visiting in bummerside. guests of their sister, Mrs. A. S. MacKay. Central Street. Mrs. Barnes is accompan- lod it her son. Harvey who was luau soloist at Trinity United Church on Sunday. -5.

-NEWLYWEDS IN EISIDE - Ilr. and Mrs. Alexander MacKay of North Bay. who were recently lnarriod at Port Arthur. are visit-

lldacl(ay's mother, Mrs. A. 8. Mac- Kay. Mr. Macxay is traffic man- ages for Trans Canada Airlines at North Bay. -8.

-INJOY MOTOR TRIP - Mr. all Mrs. Ted Perry and son returned

fifths

. all. after a fairly lengthy swim,

'csllad on Mrs. Jo

' Mrs. E. T. Glydoa. Mr.

Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Nicholson have returned to their home ln Alberion after being patient: in the Prince Edward Island Hos- pital.

EARLY HARVEST

LONDON. Ont. (CF)-Aided by hot dry weather, grain harvesting is already under way in western Ontario. Department of agriculture representative W. K. Riddell re- ported Monday there is "quite a bit of wheat out." He said general grain cutting and combining of whe:t is expected to start this wee .

Guardian

-3. l'. HUNTER. Optometrist. will be absent from his office from July 11th until August 9th inclus. Ive. Office open for repaln, re. placements. etc.

-RECEIVE SAD NEWS-Mr. I-95116 Hooper. Central Bedeque received word on July 1, or the death of his aunt, Mu. chgg, Brumett Framingham. Mass.. at "I9 I89 of 96 years. She was P0” in Bedequs and before her miffllle was Maria Bagnail sister of the late Mr. Rufus Bag. nail and Mrs. Bessie Hooper, She leaves to mourn one ahugh. ter. Mrs. Irving Googhug pr-hm. Illsham. Mass.. and two nephews. Mr. Harold. Bagnail and Leslie "WW of this province. besides other relatices in the. U, 3, A.

-H.

-ALARM UNNECESSARY - For a short time early last” even- lntz anxiety was expressed for the safety of Francis Smith. 17, of Linkletter Road who was 31110113 I lroup of young people ;sriEirnrning at Linkletier Shore.

e others in the party lug nah. of Francis as he wag gwjmmlng some distance from shor. had Ml beilll able to locate him, put in an alarm to the Summerside detachment of the R.C.M P. who immediately Joined in ttitsesrci. However Francis showed up short time later to the delight of

He is a so of Mr. George Smlllh. Hm

-NEWLY-WED! ENTERTAINED - Mr. and Mrs. W. 3. Warren, nee Miss Hattie Henderson, R.N. of New York, -who were married in Kenslngton on June 27. were tendered a shower and recgpfjon on July 6. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Warren. Margata. Rev 8. H. Hsslam. who officiated as chairman. spoke briefly in ref... Inca to the hapg occasion and

Johnston. who read an address conveying the sentiments of the company. A stall-Ind table. a minor and a hostess chair were presented by Fred Howard and Mr. Ralph Howard on behalf of neighbors and friends. The many lovely individual gm: were evened by wiinam Toomba while the names and good wishes were mad by Mrs. Harvey Idwis. its gifts were Imnsod by Mrs. Pred Howard. Plano selections by Mrs Russell Mackay and S. H. flaslam were enjoyed during the evening. inter- Iparsad with he of old favorites. Lunch was served by

when the charge of theft was

SI. Louis

Empathy goes out to the wife andv family of Mr. John Wedge whose death occurred recently in the Western Hospital. Aibaion. at the age of 73.

Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Wedge and daughter of Toronto. Ontario. motored to St. Louis to attend the funeral of Mr. Wedge s father. the late John Wedge.

Mr. Edmond Bernard of Toronto. Ontario. is spending two weeks va- cation at the home of his Plfents. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Bernard, st. Louis. l

Mrs. Dale Cogswell and three children of Milltown. N. B., were visitors at the home of her sister and brother-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Gaudet. St. Louis.

Mr. and Mrs. Phil Perry, sc- companied by their daughters Nor- ma and Herbie Mcsheeey of Andover. Mass.. are spending some time visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gandet and family. They also visited with Mrs. Joseph Delioche in It. Ed- wards.

Mr. and Mrs.

Wilfred Demuel and Claudette Saucey of Salem. Mass. are visiting at the home of Mrs. DeIl'IIlCI'I parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Arsenault, Tlgnish. They also visited in St. Louis at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alphey Gallant.

Mrs. Henry Bernard and Mrs. Eddie Bernard have left for st Ann's De Beaupre. Quebec. where they will attend the pilgrimage.

Miss Mary Allan who is employ- ed in Charlottetown is spending some time in St. Louis at the home of her uncle. Mr. John S. Gaudet and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Peters of Halifax. N. 8., are visiting with Mr. Peter's mother in Palmer Road.

Mr. Aubin Gaudet has returned

-Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Monldey of Central lot 16 left July 9 to visit friends and relatives in Western Canada. They expect to be away for a month.

-Mr. J. W. Gould of Vancouver. B. C.. is presently visiting in sum-

his sister and brother-in-law. Mr.

and Mrs. Claude Kenny. Mr. Gould is a former resident Sinnrnersida.

-I.

--Friends of Beryl Newson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Newson. Summerside East, will be pleased to learn that he is doing nicely after undergoing a successful tonsllectomy at the Prince Coun- ty Hospital yesterday morning.-

-Mr. and Mrs. J Emmett Power. Mr, and Mrs. Francis B. Murphy and Mrs. Daniel Coniilrk were visitors in Truro. N. S. on Dominion Day. They were also the Mrs. Frederick Leblanc.

the hostess assisted by several of ladies. -aul

moi-side a guest at the home of

Piusville

Mrs. Jerome Gallant of Howlan.

Iottetown Hospital.

ard and Mr. and Mrs.

Octave Blanchard.

present in the

Charlie Gallant.

son. nee Reta Gallant, of Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Gallant.

lows: Mr. and Mrs. William Gal-

lant. Mr. and Mrs. John P. Gal- lant and family,

Brown.

Eimsdnle

Mr. and Mrs. It. A. Mcxenna.

o in St. Louis after ':m!:,Igr:g":,me mm m New Toronto on Saturday to spend Brunswick. where was emp1oy- the” h0"d3Yl Wm "WE "5P9ct ed. tive parents. Mr. and Mrs. Mer- rill Wallace and Mr. and Mrs. K. R. Matthews. Personals Reverend Sister Bertille or at.

Paul, Minnesota.

Mr. Barry O'Brien in Alberton.

Rev. Susie (Walls) Gordon.

ter of Mr. and Mrs. John

in Aiberion South.

inn. Oklahoma. and his mother.

O'Brien. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mc-

bour and their brother. Mr: Em- nslt Codi. Adan

Kinnon ld&u

-Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gallant. lchelsea, Mass., were recent visi- tors of Mrs. Fred Arsenault; also