4&. AUGUST 4. 1953

ents. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Millar. Murray Harbor ....

0 ' ' Mrsi Howard Finley, New Glas- VICIIIITV gow, N. 5., spent a few days recent- ly visiting relatives at Murray

'31,, cpl. Verne Stewart. London, Harbor North.

Ont 15 at present spending a 30 --- d!y'nu-lough with his wife and, Mr. and Mrs. Chester McLure,

family. ' :Montague, and Miss Belle Mc-

'Lure of Taunton, Mass, motored Mr, Wllmot Millar. Summerside,l

was the week-end guest of his pnr- day. July 28, where they attended

HEAR

. DON FLEMING

OVER

CFCY

Wednesday Evening August 5th 9.45 to 10.00 p.m..

STANDARD TIME

MR. FLEMING is one of Canadais foremost Speakers and Parliamentarians

to Murray Harbor North on Sun-.

LIBERAL POLITICAL MEETINGS

TlIESl)AY. AL'(iUST 4- Parkdale (Community Hall). THURSDAY, AUGUST 6- Elrlon (Eldon IIHII at 9 phi.) FRIDAY, AUGUST 7- Spring Park (Spring Park Hall) Meetings will begin at 8:30. They will be attended

by the Candidates, Cecil A. Miller and Neil A. Mathe- son and by other prominent Liberals.

CONSERVATIVE RADIO SPEECHES OVER CFCY

, ' All Times Standard

TUESDAY, AUGUST 4th- .12:00 to 12:05 Noon-W. Chester S. DTCLIITO 7:15 to 7:20 P.M.-Mrs. W. H. V. Dunbar

WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 5th--

il:45 to 1:50 P. M.I-Phillip Mistheson 9.15 to 9.30 PM.--Rengh Bagnall

9:30 to 9:45 P.liI.-Lt. Col. J. D. Stewart

THURSDAY. AUGUST 6th- l0:1.'i to 10:20 A.M.-J. Angus McLean 7:00 to 7:05 P.M.-Bennett Carr

FRIDAY. AUGUST 7th-

l2:00 to 12:05 Noon-Waithon Giiuclet

10:00 to 10:15 P.M.-J. Angus Min-.Lean 10:45 to 11:00 P.M.-W. Chester S. McLute

All Standard Time

. THE GUARDIAN. CHARDOTTETOWN

church services.

Mr. Fred Miller had as his guests on Tuesday. his sisters, Mrs. Nettie MacKearney, New Glas- gow, N. 8.. Mrs. Benjamin BEECH- bough, Murray River, and Mrs. James Davidson, Cambridge.

Mr. William Millar, Summer- slde, was the week-end guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miilar. ,

Murray Harbor North Women's Institute sponsored r. dance and sale of lunches in the local hall on Monday evening July 20, which proved successful both socially and financially. Music was furnished by Messrs. Calvin Kemp and Lau- rie Clow. '

Mr. and Mrs. Donnie Kennedy had as their week-end guests. Mrs. Kennedy's mother. Mrs. Johni Nicholson, Miltown Cross, and herl uuiit. Miss Catherine M. Matheson of Brooirllne. Mass.

Mrs. Louis Ferguson and Mrs. Max Murdock, Pictou, N. 8., were the week-end -guests of the for- mer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. New- ton Hickcn.

L.S. Mansfield Irving of the crew of I-l.M.C.S. Magnificent is spending a. furlough with his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Irving, Peters Road.

The sacrament of holy commun- ion was observed at the morning service of worship in the Murray Harbor North Presbyterian Church on July 26. There was a. large at- tendance al; both morning and evening service which were con- ducted by Rev. M. C. Currie. The offerlory for the evening was :”.Jesus Will Walk With Me" and ."Follow Me" was rendered by a iii-in, Mrs. David Miller, Mrs. Wes- ton Johnston and Rev. Csrl Currie.

Peakes and Vicinity

CLOSED FOR

HOLIDAYS

ADO. 10th T0 AUG. 15th INCLUSIVE

To give our staff a well deserved rest.

Dry Cleaning for delivery prior to hoi- iday will be received up and until Thursday. August 6th.

Cudmore's Dry Cleaning

Il8 Kent St. Dial 4922

TM

iieizt at the Provincial Sanltorium,

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I ..'Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Byrne, U.s.A., is spending a brief vaca- tion at the home of Mr. and Mrs. yLouis Byrne, Byrne's Road.

i Miss Noreen Kenny left on the iweek of July 27, for her home in New York, after a two-week Ivacation as guest of Mr. snd Mrs. ,A. J. Mooney.

i Miss Ruth Donnelly spent the .weclr-end of July 25, guest of Miss lMarle Kenny, Morell.

Mrs. Margaret Klim and child- ren. Brocton, Mass., were guests '.1t the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Grant. on the'week of July 20.

Mr. Peter Duffy, Rumford. Me.. ;arrlved July 27, at the home of .his brother and sister-in-law, Mr. Iimd Mrs. Edward Duffy, Byrne's lRoad. where he plans to spend a r2ica.tion.

Mr. Bernard Hughes, Halifax. is

I spending his summer holidays

-.-.ith his mother, Mrs. Mary Hughes, mverton.

Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Hughes and .'.imily. Charlottetown. were vis- : ois to the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Hughes on July 25.

Mr. and Mrs. Leo Duffy. Char- lottetown, were guests of. the home of Mr. John Duffy. Byrhes Road.

Mira Mary Kenny, U.6.A., is spending her vacation at the home .nf her parents. Mr, and Mrs. Herbert Kenny.

Miss Helen Myers. Martlnvsle. is spending a. few weeks with her cousin. Mrs. Richard Birt, St. Patrlcks Road.

Misses Anne and Clare Henley left July 25, for their home in Lynn, Mass. after receiving the sad news of the death of their brother Owen who was killed in Korea. His mother was the for- mer Cecelia Trainer of st. Patrick; Road.

was Tsrsos. Hsndrshsn left July 27 for Pictou and New Glas- goow. N5. when she pluis to spend a few days visiting friends.

Mr. and Mrs. James McKenns left on return to their home in 'Rosihdsle, Mau., on July 31, af- ter enloyinz a. two week-vacation with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kelly.

Miss Pearl Grant left for nos. I Ion, Mas, on July 25. where she plans to spend three weeks with uncles and sums. Mr. and Mrs. John Dirt were re- .cent visitors to Bristol guest of I Mr. and Mrs. James Arnold. Messrs Milton Goudle and Dun- ,can Blake Labrador were recent i guess at the home of Mr. and Mrs. lJohn Crane, River-ton,.

Mr. Peter Mclnnis visited his brother, Terrance who is s pgt-

lcharlottetown. on July 25.

Messrs Lyman Mcnwen and Pres-

Refrigeration

SALES and SERVICE Repairs To All Makes

M DTORS Rewinding and Repairs

ELECTRICAL APPLIANCE

Repairs Palmer Electric

14 Injured When Stock Car Runs Inio Crowd

MONTREAL, (CF)-At least 14 persons were injured Sunday, nine seriously, when in stock car going 60 miles an hour swerved from the dust track at east-end Noel raceway and plowed through a group of spectators lining. a wire fence.

Most of the injured were treated on the scene. but some were taken to hospital for further treatment and observation. It was estimated 50 persons were in the area struck by the car. A crowd of 4,000 was watching the races at the track, which has no stands.

Another car behind the one in- volved swerved to avoid the first and turned end over end. The driver escaped injury.

Annual church Picnic Held At Brudenell

..”1"he annual Sunday School and congregational picnic of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Montague, was held Thursday at- ternoon zit the summer home of Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Jamieson in Brudenell. There was a large at- tendance of children and adults and everyone enjoyed an after- noon of swimming, games and other sports. Following R. delicious supper, a brief vcspcr service was led by the minister. Rev. F. NJ, Young. The following are thci sport events and winners. I

Tiny Tots: Christine Msrtin.i Claude Graham, Dianne Gillis.

Boys 8-7: Ralph Fraser, Bobbie Ballum, Roger Clair.

'Girls 6-7: Christine Martin Patsy Sinclair. Lila De-war.

Girls 8-9: Sandra Bell, Florence MacDonald. Ada Macbeod.

Boys l0-ll: Jimmie Cox, Bryce Ballum. Victor Bell.

Girls 10-11: Sylvia Myers, Kay Maonougall, Joyce Adams.

Boys 12-13: Kenneth Ballum Leonard Munroe. Kenneth Mac- Kenzie.

Girls 12-13: Mabel MacLenn. Laurie MacDonald. Margaret Mac- Lesn. .

Boys 14-15: Mamaard MacLeod Burton Ballum. David Mac.Lean

Girls 14-15: Isabel Dewar, Jean- ette Adams. I

Boys Open: Burton Bsllum and 1 Byrce Ballum; Maynard Mar-Lcod.

Girls Open: Mabel Macbean. Laurie MacDonald. MargaretMac- Lean.

Boys two-legged: 1. Kenneth Bullum and Ken MacKenzie; 2H Maynard MzicLeod and David Mac- Lean.

Girls two-legged: l. Mabel Mac- Lean and Laurie MacDonald; 2.: Margaret Mac.Leod and Peggy ' MacLeod. I

Boys Wheelbarrow: 1. Burton Bzillum and Leonard Munroe; 2. Maynard Macl..eod and David MacLean.

Girls Wheelbarrow: l. Mabel MacLean and Margaret Mscbean; 2. Sylvia Myers and Kay Mac- Dougall. i

Boys Jockey: 1. Kenneth Bai- lum and Bryce Ballum; 2. Burton Ballum and Leonard Munroe.

Girls Jockey: l. Mabel Macbean and Margaret MacLean; 2. Kay Mac.Dougall and Sandra Bell.

Boys Sack Race; Burton Bal- ium. Jimmie Cox, Kenneth Bal- lum.

Girls Sack Race: Mabel Mac- Lean, Joyce Msobeod, Kay Mac- Dougall. -

Old Boys' Race: !. Roddy Mar- tin; 2. William Hicken; I Malcolm MacKenzie.

Old Girls' Rare: 1. Bertha Bell, 2. Henrietta Clair; 3. Kathleen Hicken.

mn Afflecir, Mt. Stewart visilad st. Patrlclrs Road.

Mrs. John Mccuirk, Msttspui, Man, is mending the lummerI holidays with her brother and; sister-In-law, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Duffy, Rlvertoii.

Miss Maris 'Clsrlrln and Mr. Joseph Clsrkin returned to their home in Peakes Road after spend- I

mg I. few days of the week or July 30, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Corcoran, Piusville. , -31?

I

RED CROSS TESTS AT MORELL i

A very successful Swimming and K Water Safety Course was complet- . ed in Morell on July 31. This Red Cross training was sponsored Joint- ly by the Women's Insttute and the Catholic Women's League.

The new raft was an added nt- ' traction and a useful piece of equipment. The material for this raft was donated by Morell busi- ness firms and the construction carried out by Sutherland Bros. nnd Mr. Joseph Rooney on a com- pleinly voluntary basis.

The members of the classes en- joyed is trr-at of ice cresni when ihey finished their tests and the Instructor was pleased to receive a gift as a token of appreciation. These gifts were donated by Mrs. Aldius MacKenzle and Mrs. Free- man Jay. Mrs. J. J. Rooney is chairman of the Morell Swimming i and Water Safety Committee.

The following candidates .mer- ited awards:

Elementary--Maureen Larkin. Ethel Sutherland. Karen Kelly. Dianne Eldersiinw. Billy Roniwy. Joe Mar.Guiro. Red MncKenzm Jaivei. Lnrlun, Jay Kenny, Jean Brown. Mike Kelly. Brian Mac- I Gulre. Kevin Macoulre. .

Junior-Sutherland MacPliee. I Anna MacAdam, Emmett Elder-

Phnrmi I543-85H.

Olin I. iimum

shaw, Arthur Eldershaw. Ilii:i'iinii;:;ti l.i.u-5

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WOMEN TODAY...

They do most of thefamily buying, much of family banking. They find the bank a safe, handy place to M. keep nwney; they like to pay larger bill-' by cheque. Going to the bank is

often as mucli a part of the shopping day as a hip to the local stores.

THE BANKS SERVING YOUR COMMUNITY

ELECTORS OF KINGiS

Are you satisfied with seeing two transporta- lion services removed from King's Couniy within a shori lime?

I. UNDER A LIBERAL GOVERNMENT the Mag- 'daIen Island Service between Souris 'and the Magdalen Islands was lost to this County.

2. UNDER A LIBERAL GOVERNMENT the Cape Breton Service from Montague and Geome- iown was also discontinued.

Represeniaiions have been made to have both Services restored. bui ihe Government has taken no action.

In ihe mailer of lransboriaiion. we in Kings have very definitely not been given a fair break by the Liberal Government.

VOTE IN THE INTERESTS OF KING'S COUNTY VOTE PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE

Vote Macdonald

Inserted by ihe King's County Progressive Conservative Association

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