APRIL 25. 1952
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..ANNl.'AL Kinsmen spring car- nival in Sunimersido curling rink. May 29th to 31st inclusive.
-SATURDAY NIGHT BINGO. Canadian Legion Home. summer- side. Commencing at 9.30 P. M. Excellent prizes.
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rutnfn. Cen tral Bcdegue, Rev. p, M. Fraser. Pastor Ser- izces for Sunday. April 27th. C.
mdeqiie 10.45 A. M. and 730 P. if. Borden 3 P. M. Everyoiie wei- conic.
-PEOPLE'S Cemetery, Millpo- nvie lnc.. annual meeting 'l'uos- diy, April 29th, 8.00 p.m. in lllni- pmuc llnll. All interested should ,-mrml this iinrioriinit nir.-ctinlz.
,gVoR-r" Us-I1-El, inc. April 28th at 7 p.m. in the (IIIIRCII. Services Sunday, April A55""l'”-V Rfmmr Th? EU?" Z"'l: North Bedcque 11.00 A. M.' 5l""'k"' W1” he the Holt '3- C- Trrneilcrs Rest :30 P.Nl; l-ire ,'3"k"'l- ; A mti'n 7..'lil P.M. Rev. Kenneth LADIES E;,i,ERTAINED p
Campbell, Minister.
- THE I.AI)II'IS AID of the Prince County IIOSllIIfII will hold a R'Ililllii'IfJ.e Sale in the Town Hail tmiay, Saturday. April 26th at 2.00 P M.
-'IiIIANSI-”IvJRRl-ID- Constable T. .i Keefe, who has been a nicinbcr of the Alberton delacinnent of tin.- R. C. M. P. for six and one half years. has been transferred to Charlottetown effective May 1st, it was learned yesterday. Constal.v'.e R D. Sondiicriz, now stntioiir-(i at Snuris. P. E. 1.. will he i-cpl.-wiiir, Constable Keefe at Aibertoirlw
-GRASS FIRE AT ALBICRTON -The Aibcrton fire alarm sounded ahmit. 2.15 ycsici'd;iy afternoon when a. grass fire in the neigh- borhood ran out of control and threatened to ignite a small barn belonging to Mr. Fred Pickett. The fire Department responded im- rnrdiateiy and qulcklv cxtiir;ii'isii- ed the flames No damage was caused.
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Today 2:30 - 7 - 9:15 BIO DOUBLE OILL "DOUBLE DEAL"
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-HEAR R. It. BELL, Q.C.. M.L.A., on Provincial Affairs. CI-TCY at 7:15 this evening.
- NOW AVAILABLE. New Par- snips, also beets. Louis Mouse, New Annan.
-COMPETENT complete In- surance service. W. Boyd Besirsto Kensington. .
-UNITED CHURCH of Canada. Kensinglon, Sunday, April 27th, Sunday School 10.00 o'clock. Pub- lic worship il.00 o'clock. Even- ing 7.80 p.m. Rev. Lewis M. Murray. B.A., B.D., Minister.
-CHURCH OF ENGLAND PARISH Of Alberion Second Sun- day after Easter: The Evening Pmycr will be read in St. Luke's O'l.cary at 3 P. M. and in St. Peter's. Aiberton at 7.30 P. M. Rev, J. R. sioitiahon. Aiberton.
-KENSINGTON United Church Men's Association will hold their regular meeting on Monday even-
I Airs. Cliixton. wife of Hon. Brooke l Claxlmi, and Mrs. J. Watson Mac-
Nought were entertained by the la- dies of the Liberal committee at s :II.IIlCIlP0lI at Mulberry Lodge. dur- ing their visit to Summerside yes- terday. Mrs. Morley M. Bell and Mrs. Wm. A. Currie acted as host- esses. - S.
- KENSINGTON BURLINGTON AND NEW LONDON ANGLICAN (:HllRCH!-IS: 2nd Sunday after Easter. Sunday 27 April 1952 Rev. R. W. B. Couplnnd, B.A.. Rector; New London. ll a.m., The Service:
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-KENSINOTON - Card ps.rty. Town Hall. Monds , April 28:11. 8.15, sttrsctivs prizes. lucky num- ber. cash prize. guessing contest prize, sponsored by Kensington Credit Union.
-LADIES BOWLING - In the sumimerside Ladies Cosnsnercial Bowling League at suntnerside last. evening the Beavers won from tho Lucky Five, while the Jnlly Pivo defeated the Newcomers. The Besvers and the Jolly Five will bowl next Monday and Fridsy nights in the final play-off series to determine the winner of the Harold Gaudet Trophy.
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- ON SCHOOL PARADE - A number of pupils from the Alber- ton High school were heard on Bcnurman's School Parade last night at 7.30 over station CJRW, Sirmmerside. This is the first time that pupils from Albertcn navc been on this program. Those tak- ing part were: Ralph MacArthur. Nancy Giliis, Janet Francis. Peter MacDonald. Patsy Ahearn. Llcraine Campbell, Nancy Smith, Christene Pickett and Ruth Jeffrey. Cars for transportation to Summerside were kindly provided by Garth McEwen, R.l.':. MacDonald-and Verne Camp- bell. - FW
-TRINITY WOMEN'S ASSOC. -The president. Mrs. R B. Dewar. was in the chair for the monthly meeting of the Women's Associ- ation of the summerside Trinity Church on Thursday evening. April 28th in the church parlor The devotional period was taken by Group D with Mrs. Harrison Bell reading the scripture lesson. prayer by Mrs. William Heckbert, tin singing of hymn "Hail thou once despised Jesus" and ms. Victor I-lowatt pmnouneing the benediction. Mrs. Eric Sheen was pianist. Following routine business plans were made to hold a. chicken salad tea and sale of fancy work in May The members were busy with knitting and sewing until re- freshments were served by Group D.
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Buriington, 2.30 p.m.. Evensong: 8.30 p.m., Church ischooi and Confirmation Class, T..'lfl p.m., Evensong; beth's Church. Springfield, Wed- nesday. April Iitl, i952. Evensonit, 8 pm, Rev. R. Coupland, priest- in-charge.
-SOCIAL EVENING - Thurs- day night the Unionvalc commun- ity sponsored a social evening in honor of Kennedy McCormick, who has been spending his leave at his home. the guest at his parents. air. and Mrs. Harold Mccoi-mick -Kennedy has seen action serving Inn in Canadian destroyer in Kor- ean waters and is leaving early next. week to rejoin his ship. Miss Joyce Mac-.Dougall read an address and Miss Barbara MacDonald pre- senttd the guest of honor with a beautiful signer ring. Delicious re- freshments were served and this happy evening terminated by all wishing Kennedy every success.
-ACCEPTS CALL TO WEST CAPE - Rev. W. H. Forsythe, B. A.. of Jerusalem. N 3.. has sc- e:-pied a call extended to him by the West Cape pastoral charge of the United Church of Canada. A meeting was held Thursday after- noon at the mans: in Olesry. Representatives from the three congregations on the charge were present. Giemvood. bethel and Cape Wolf. The pastoral relations committee of Presbytery was rep- resented by Rev. Kenneth Camp- bell of North Bedeque. Rev so- Forsythe was ordained in 1925 and has N years experience in the work of the church. Subject to the approval of the Pi-esbyteries con- cerned. he will begin h.is ministry the first Sunday of July. The West Cope charge at prrsent is being served by Mr. Hcber Hardy, lay minister.
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The Young Womv:n's Guild of that Summerside Presbyterian Churcnl held their April meeting at. the manse on Monday evening. April 21st with the president. Miss Wil- iene Macl.ean in the chair. After the repcating of the Lord's Pray- er in unison. routine business was conducted. Among the plans dis- cussed were a pantry sale and the reception on Sunday evening for the Moderator of the Presbyterian Church in Canada. Dr Norman 1) Kennedy. Mrs. Emmett Ranahan and Mrs. Keith Johnston were ap- pointed a committze in charge )1 having boxes, similar to mitc boxes. placed in the homes during the summer months. A traveiliniz
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Million Spent At Slside Air Station In
ister Says
Bpesking st s dinner held in his honor in Summersido yesterday, Hon. Brooke Clsxton, Minister of Defence, said that over 10 million dollars had been spent by the Defence Department at the Sum- mersido air station in 1060-51. This includes construction work and salaries to civilian and mili- tary personnel. This, he said. was made up of eight million for con- struction, two million for service payroll and 5300.000 for civilian payroll.
Ho revealed that there are now 961 service people at the R.C.A.F station with 892 dependents and there are facilities at. the school for the accommodation of 263 school children.
Referring to his recent visit to Korea, Mr. claxton said that Lt. Lcith Crue of Bummersido was his escorting officer for most. of the time, and he paid tribute to the fine administrative work done in Korea by the Summersidc officer.
Optimistic Outlook
Mr. Olsxton spoke of his previ- ous visits to Prince Edward Island and quoted from an optimistic address he had made in this pro- vince in 1945, and he said that things are brighter than ever now; and looking back on the last seven years one can see a most aniazirig development in the country. lie cited the new developments now in progress in the fields of iron. nickel, and oil, which he said will
Card Party in Alberion Hall
-A card party was held in the Institute Hall, Alberton. Thursday evening when about one hundred and twenty invited guests spent a VH1! 9n.i0Jnble evening. Arrange- ments were made by a committee of the Women's Institute convened by Mrs. R. E. MacDonald. The hull was attractive with spring flowers and potted plants.
There were in play nine tables of bridge. thirteen of auction for- ty-flves, four of camsts, one of Cribbage and one of rook. Mrs R... E. MacDonald was in charge of bridge, Mrs. Merritt Callaghan in charge of forty-fives and Mrs. Arthur Wilkie in charge of crib- bage and rook. t
Prizes. generously donated by the merchants of Aiberton, were awarded as follows:
For bridge-Ladies' lat. John C. Profltt; gentlemen! ist, Mr. John C. Matthews; consola- tion. Mrs. John K. Clark and Mr. Jorn C. Profit.
For forty-fives-Ladiea' 1st, Mrs. Austin Murphy: gentlemen's 1st.
Mrs.
Mr. Erskine Hardy; consolation, Mr. James Hodgson and Miss Doris Mccue.
For canasta-let prize. Miss Beth Waugh; consolation, Mrs. Joseph Gnudet.
For rook-ist prize, Mrs. Regin- ald Travers.
Delicious refreshments were selv- ed at the close of the evening by members of the Institute under direction of Mrs. Eric Corb.-tt. Three cakes, baked by Mrs. J. W. D. Campbell and Mrs. Eric Cor- bett, were offered for sale with Mr.
Don Campbell as auctioneer.
continue to add to the wealth of the Canadian people.
He said population, employment, and wages have all increased, and that the Canadian dollar is now the strongest in the world today.
Speaking of his recent visit to Korea he said the Canadian troops are second to none. Hr- sald the Defence Department have a plan in action now to rotate the men serving abroad.
Mr. Claxton expressed apprecia- tion of the enllstments and said that in 20 months they have more than doubled the strength of the armed forces.
He said that before Korea the National Defence Department. had six major units, while now there are 20 that have to he provided or. . Donald Baker moved n vote of thanks to Mr. Ciaxton. and this was most ably
dean of Liberalism in Island. who ni-
kora, the Prince Edward
made a tour of the R. C. A. F.
station.
Crash Delays Dc-psrturo
basket was also discussed. lunch committee comprised Miss Macl.cod, Miss Anna MacKenzie and Mrs. Henry Bishop.
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-Mr. Wallace Bradshaw. man- ager men's apparel, Hoimarfs Ltd.. Summrmdc, is in Halifax. N. 3., on business. 5
-Mr. Ralph Hardy. was a visitor to Alberton day.
st. Eieanors. on Fri-
-Mr. and Mrs Edward MsoAus- land, Bloomfield, and Mr. and Mrs. Rseford Locipc, 0'Leary, left Thursday for a trip to Melrose, Mass. and other American centres.
S'side A. A. A. Elects Officers
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due to leave for in the time of the crash of the
A. F. station which occurred n
' few hundred yards from the spot-1
at which they were scheduled to leave. Their departure was de- layed about one hour during which Mr. Ciaxton was concerned with the condition of the men involved In the crash.
The twin engine R. C. A. F. plant-. carrying Mr. Claxton, and a group of service and political personalities landed at Summer- ide R.C.A.l-". station at noon yes- terday.
Included in the group were Dr. 0. M. Soiandt. chairman of the Defence Research Board: Dr. J. J. Green, chief aeronautical
J. Watson MscNaught. federal member for Prince County: Mr. J. Angus MscLesn, federal mem- ber for Queen's County: Mr. W. H. Dumsday, director of public relations for national defence: Lieut. James Drummond. (navy), aide to Hon. Mr. Ciaxton. Also
The following officers were ei- ected at the annual meeting of tho! summerside Amateur Athletic As- sociation held in the Town Hall last evening. Post president-D.O.l Stewart; president - David corn-l ish; vice-prcsidet-W. Chester James Hogan, Jr.
Committee chairman. intermedi- ate baseball-Norman Mocdonsld: softball-Henry Landry; tennis- Clsrk; volley ball-Tanton Mac- Neill; quoits-Dr. A.A. Lockhart; publicity-John MaoNeili.
The chairman of the hockey and, boxing committees were left over until a. later date.
There was considerable discus- sion regarding the rsisng of mon- ey to carry on the summer athletic program, but it was decided to leave the matter over for a meet. ing of the executive to be called byj the new president. .5
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Lsrgost oil refinery in Europe, s new plant at Fswley. England. is
included in the party were Mrs. Ciaxton and Mrs. MncNaught. They were greeted upon arrival, at the air port by Group Captain. A. G. Kenyon. commanding officer; of the R.C.A.F. station, Summer-, side, and by provincial and fed-, erai political representatives, in-ji eluding Senator G. ll. Barbour,' E. P. Foley. Morley Bell, Wiliinml Currie, Cecil Miller. Roland Mac- Donald and Picton McCormnc. 1 At 12.30 p.m. s luncheon was, held at Robson's Restaurant. at which Mr. Clnxton was guest speaker. and which was presid- ed over by W. A. Currie, presi- dent of the East Prince Liberal. Association, who introduced Mr. J. Watson MncNauglit, who ial turn introduced Hon. Mr. Clnx-l ton.-S.
NIGHT FARMERS I PETERBOROUGH. Ont. -VCPI Combstting the capricious April weather. some fsrmers in this dis- trict turned the headlights on the, tractors over the land to make a long day of it. On one day recently,
gesred to produce 5.500.000 gallons of oil products dsiiy.
some farmers were seen working Is info ss 10 p. In.
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though in his 82nd year, present- ed a brief and interesting review of political and economic progress from the time at which he cas: his first vote in the year 1896. i,
At. 2.30 pm. Mr. Claxton re-, turned to the airport where he:
inspected the guard of honor. anti:
Mr. Claxton and his party wt-rc' Charlottetown”
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At the R.C.A.1". station. Sum- mersldo lsst- evening, cadet pilot wings were presented to three sir cadets of squadron 53 by Group captain A.G. Kenyon, command- ing offlcer of the station. The squadron Leader Lewis efficiency Trophy was presented again this year to the squadron by Group Oaptain Kenyon to Flight Lt. Mur- ray shanks. commanding officer of the squadron. This trophy has been won by the summerside squadron in 1948-49 and 1951. In 1950 it was won by the Charlottetown Squad- ron and is emblematic of the high- est efficiency shown by any squad- ron during the year.
The three cadets who were pre- sented with their wings last even- ing were Charles Simpson, Gordon MacDonald and Thane Bagnall.
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In presenting wings to the es- 'dets. Group Csptain Kenyon ipoinmi out that air cadet training lalmed at two things. training and recreation. He said that it was to the credit of these cadets that they had qualified for tho exsms they wrote and congratulated them on the honor of receiving their wings. 71-ls said also that the winning of lthe Squadron Lewis Trophy was isomething on which they wero to ibe highly congratulated.
This squadron, No. 53, has been fostered and sponsored by the Elummersido Wings of the R.C.A. F. Association and in addressing lthe cadets last evening Roy John- ston, president of the wing, said that they would not regret the time they had spent in training. He congratulated their command- ing officer, F-L Murray shanks for the splendid showing made and pointed out that this record could be made even better. He called on the cadets for improved attendance on parade during the coming months as 5 means of improving on already enviable record.
At the conclusion of the parade, the cadets held open house to friends and relatives. The Cana- dian Legion band, Summerside branch, under leadership of Band- master Ulrich Drapeau supplied music during and after the parade; and are to be highly
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