JULY 22. 1953

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; THE. WESTERN GUARDIAN

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3.11 B SIIODI: 0 Kgllyi News-stand. Water street; Aiyre Douocitra Grocery.

1 Alliertonf Phone:

.nANOB - July 22 - old Lo- wer Freetown School.

..FII.Ms in Sherbrooke Hall. irriday -evening; July 24. Sale of ice cream. s

-RESEIIVE WEDNESDAY, Aug. ",1, 5th, for Excelsior Division pic- nic at Cavendish.

-501-ITBALL. BEDEQUE TO- NIGHT. Carleton versus Lower Bgdeque. Second game, semi-fin- sis.

-178. W. E. CALLAGHAN will be absent from his office from Tuesday, July 21st until Thurs- day, July 30th. Both dates in- flliSlV0.

-FALSE ALARM -- The fire alarm roared into action at 4:00 am. yesterday morning and Sum- merside firemen responded to the brief alarm which" turned out to be a false alarm wiiioh is thought to have been caused by a short in the wiring.-S. I

-INJURED IN ACCIDENT - Mr. Edward Jones, Bloomfield, is .1 patient in the Prince County Hospital. Summerside, following an accident at Bloomfield on Monday art-iiir.g involving two trucks and ii mr. Mr. Jones suffered a frac- tured arm and leg. other occu- pullls of the vehicles were unin- jurcd but considerable damage was caused to the automobile and one of the truclns.

Personals

Jig Mildred Wright of Cali- fornia arrived by plane and is spending her vacation at the home of her brother, Mr. and Mrs. Edison Wright.

-Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lea:-ti. 'rni-onto. are home for a short visit with his mother. Mrs. WrifK'nL Loard. at the Old Mill Stream. Tourist I-lome.

--Miss Eiizab.e-ti:-Wright who has spent the winter in Toronto arriv- ed last week to spend her holidays

with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Edison Wright. -.xii-s. Harold- Wright and

daughter -Ruth, of Halifax. have returned home after a short visit with Mrs. Lillian scliurman. -

--Mr. G. F. Cameron. Summer-

PEINCE COUNTY OFFICE I lnnuner street. Suinmeraida. Plume sou alum. Subscriptions. Advertlling Representatives GEORGE CLOW and GEORGE W0'l"I'0N liooao ?honu: 808! and I088. 11:0 Guardian my be bought at any of tho following stores In sununereidax

Second Street; water it-fool: Vllloob Grocery. no ltuueil Ionloo DNI llzore; Fred's Grocery,

ILL. Waite. in Remington.

WE:Tn:EgVC: OFFICE n '1 .06 . Representative.

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81 Granville Street; Inland Motor Truuporl. Strut: Ennian'a Boll- Convenl Street

-VISITED , PROVINCE - Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bcates, Mollne, Ill. U.S.A.. left the province on TUEEGEY afternoon: After visiting friends and relatives in 0'Leary. summersi-Jw pentral, Bedeque and Crapaud. Mr. Boates was born and spent his younger days in Central BGGEQUE. as 9. young man in 1695 he went, to the Central states where he entered into partnership with his brother William as building contractors, and were very success- ful in their business. William died some years ago: and Thomas; 31- though retired still keeps active with small repair Join. and drives his car back to his native piovince GVEFY two years. He notes many changes in his 58 years absence from the province.

-FORMER MALPEQUE MINIS- TER RETURNS-Rev. Fred Wil- liamson, now of Guelph. Oni., and at one time minister to the con- gregationwas in charge of the ser- vice at the Keir Memorial Church, MRlD8qUE..Ol1 July 12. Special mus- ical selections were a solo by Mr. Charles Woodside, a trio by Messrs. Parmenas Phillips, Fred Parker and Heath Caseley, Kensisgton, and a solo by Mr. Fred Parker.

-Bur. side. is leaving shortly for Daven- port, Iowa. where he will attend the intei-national conference of Y's Menpas a delegate from the Sum- in-Crslde branch. With him will be 1115 Wife. Mrs. Frank Cameron. and Mr. and Mrs. H. R. MacLella.n of Summerside.

-Mrs. Eva 13. Pickering returned to her home in Burlington on July 15. after spending the past week pleasantly at Dariiiey as guest of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and.Mrs. Wallace Pickering and family. and at Malpeque where she was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Frank MacNutt. Bur,

-Mrs. S. J. Armstrong. Bridge- water. N. S.. accompanied by her son. Paul, and her mother. Mrs. Fraser. Berwick. N.S., is visiting friends at Crapaud and Spring- rlcld. and has been the house guest for the past few days of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Myers, Crapaud.

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-The many friends of Miss Jean MacLeod of Kensington. will regret her illness at the P. E. Island Hos- pital. and wish her an early and rapid improvement in health.

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ship with him or not?

friendship.

gellier. though he still comes trsec me.

ANSWER: Don't take the word of other people on a matter of so great importance. Let the young man tell you himself whether or not he's in love with someone else. Since the evidnce in the case is ovrwhelmingly on the affirmative side, he probably does tell the girl he cares for her, in which case you should most certainly end the

. Mien Nissen cannot; reply personally to readers but-wllil answer problem: of Internet through this column.

Should I continue my 'friend- VIOLET

Barn Destroyed Al Bloomfield

A lure barn at Bloomfield. ti-is DPODGNV of Mr. Elmer Griffin, Dock Road. was destroyed by fire about 11:30-Monday evening. The unoccupied house. st which a dance was being held following an ice cream festival on the premises, was in considerable danger for i-.' time as were other buildings in the vicinity from burning shingle; and SPHFKI. but with the assistance of volunteers and is fortunate down-

pour of rain, the flames were pre-E -

vented from spreading beyond the born. A quantity of hay in the barn was lost. , i Origin of the blaze was thought to be lightning as frequent flashes occurred during the evening.

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race and stayed on top to win by

nearly two lengths. Mcliennattook Time Table up

from second place. to win the

eighth race in a stretch drive.

Whispering Hope. who led most of

the mile finished second. Summary:-

First and Fifth Races

Jerry's Nightmare tsemple) ...1 Bob Clegg (C. Smith: 2 Suffolk Chief (Downe) ..3 Flicks McElwyn (Sobey) ..-1 5 6 7

Captain Morgan (Kennedy) Ethel M. ('MacDonaldi Bellhop B. (McKennat

Times: 2.17 4-5: 2.13 2-5.

Jerry's Nightmare owned by Jas. O'Brien. Aluerton. and driven by E. Scmplc. Pai-i-mutueis: First 33.40, 2.40, 2.90; 52.40, 2.50: 4.00. Second race: s3.l0, 3.50: -310.

Second And Sixth Races

Rajah Hanover (Moresidei Vernita Pearl (Lowery) Mighty Deb (Letcher) Josndale (Cudniore) Shinola (Sobeyi .. . .. Lucky Number tHennessey) Lela Budlong (Collins) Squire L. (Contest . Times: 2.17; 2.16 2-5. Rajah Hanover owned by Myron Bell and driven by Ike Moreslde; Vernita Pearl owned by Jack An- near and driven by A, Lowery. Pari-mutuels: F'i'.'st. 11.00. 6.00. 3.20; 54.50. 3.50; s7.oo. Second: 334.90, 15.40, 3.90; 35.20, 53.00; 52.70.

Third and Seventh Races

Time Table tMcKenna) My Darling (MacGi'egoi') Whispering Hope (C. Smith). Maxie Federal (Gogueni Billy Mcvey (0'Meai'aI Belle Budlong (MacDonaldt. Abner The Great (Sobeyt Royal Scott Jr. (Gregory) Times: 2.14 2-5; 2.13 2-5. Time Table owned by T. P. Downey and driven by Pat McKeiina. Pai-i-niuluels: First 512.30. 5.00, 5.20; 54.00, 4.60: 33.70. Second: 04.50, 4.00, 2.60; 54.10, 2.70; 52.50.

Fourth and Eighth Races

Josedale Clipper Esso ti.-'Meai'ai Gahagan (Shaw) . Texas Brewer (Campbell). Prince Budlong (Cudmore). Miss Knox (Doivnei . .. .. Rosalie H. (McKennat . . Times: 216 2-5; 2.13 3-4. Jose- daie Clipper owned by H. E. John- ston and driven by W. Craig. Pari-mutuels: First. 55.50. 2.90 2.60: 52.90. 2.70: S300. Second:

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THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

To New Post

Kenneth A. Green (abovei son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Green. Al- bany, P. E, I., has recently heeii appointed national secretary of Na- tional Defence Employees Associa-

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1.1011. His appointment was made at the annual convention held re- cently in Quebec.

For several years a resident of Halifax. Mr. Green, a native of Albany, P. E. 1., with his wife and family will shortly take up resi- dence in Ottawa)n association with his new duties.

Mr. Green has for some timr been employed as di-aftsmnn at H. M. C. S. Stadacou.-i in Halifax. He is also secretary of t-he dock- yard council of local union 273 of the Trades and Labor Congress oft

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ahead Circus

Large Crowds

Al Summerside ' 1

directions to attend the circus in Summerside yesterday made up the largest crowd that Summerside police and the R. C. M. P. have had to cope with in several years. Young and old took advantage of the opportunity to see the vis- iting cirous and traffic flowed into

as crowds fl rambled along the en- tire route that the clrcus parade took in its march through the Summei-side streets. . Rain during the early morning gave way to overcast skies and everyone waited with eager ex- pectation for the parade which d.a not get under way until noon, out for the youngsters the long delay appeared justified according their delighted expressions.

The traffic for both afternoon and evening performtances' pre- sented what would otherwise have

The people'that came from all I.

the town throughout-the morning -

Accidental Drowning cause. of Officer's Death Iiear LS'sitlo

been a severe congestion

the Canadian Legion, whose mem-. her: were on hand to direct car-sl in parking, and to assist in other ways.

field at the eastern approach to Summerside. estimated from thous:-mci for each of the afternoon and evening performances.

been er:-wd hleaser in almost every re- spect.-S.

except r the capable manner in which was handled by police.

The visit of the circus was soon- red by the Siimmerslde branch of

The big show was staged in a

and attendance was seven to eight

The show was reported to have verv enlnyable and a retiii

I70 Mervyn. Gray

--An inquest was

A. F. Station. Summerside. who lost his life at Grand River on Saturday evening. The inquest was, presided over by Coroner Dr. W. E.l Callaghan and Mr. Donald stew-l art, Q.C.. appeared for the Crown.

Canada. and is also chairman of A”91'he5,"mF '-he Wideme ,"fI the Education Commission of the '7'-'"ET'?'-1 the two witnesses who were with T L. C, I Flying Officer Gray. the jury:

Last yea, he was the cm,,;d.ja;-, brought in a vcrdicbtlint the de.i deiegmc lap,-e;em1n,3 the T, L, C, ceased had lost his life in Grand

at an iiiternatinnsl held in Eiitzlaiid.--S.

city Defeat

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solomnized at Summerside. P. E. 1..

Wedding

A wedding of wide interest. was

River on July 18, as a result of ac- cidental drowning.

The body was discovered yes-- lerday morning by Mia James Win- 1 chester of Grand River who con-

--- in the Chapel at the RCAF station ducted H S8al'Cll himself Carly Uni (C(7l1l1l1ll'3d from Page 61 when Rosalie Juanita F1'os&,iilk1l:ng:g'vi::::11;iEPi';:gntif:-:;l;91'eSt .,..A- .-...........,?.. -..L., p .. . C, -t I . . l ' also had three hits as did Thomp- f.::;;Lm3 gfealxwlcoigfi gtrrasnd Egan, had ins; been seen, 500 and W00d-5 05 the Am0N?9- mm. was mmed in marriage to The first witness called was

In the B.Y.C.-Legion game Joe Thistle went the distance for the B. Y. C. to pick up the win while Connors of the lxsgion was the losing pitcher.

The long hits in the B. Y. C.- Legion game were a home run by Gerard Burgc, triples by McClus- key and Tulle of the B. Y. C.. and Thistle and Beers of the Legion.

Line-ups:-

Airforce: Triylor ss. MacGee c. Harvey cf. Armstroiir; p. Martin if. Thompson 2b, Bcylan lb. Proc- ter 3b, Wood rf.

City: Scantlebury if, Pryor lb. Ryan c, Stull p. Williams 3b. Rog- ers 211. McAuley rf, Vail cl, Mc- Donald ss.

B. Y. (.3: Candy lb. Sheppiird 2b. Kays cl. Burgc if. Mccluskry rf, Walsh (lb, Tulle c, Weathcrbie ss, Thistle p.

Legion: Thistle. Boers, Connors, Nicholson. Goodwin. Mnccailum, Arssnauli, Ward. Strain.

Umpires: Richarci. Kelly

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Personals i.

-The many friends of Mr. Alli- son Lea who was linspitalized for some time after lmciuring his leg in R farm accident, will be glad to iuiow that he is now at his home at Victoria and able to be out on crutches. Bur.

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-The Misses Florence and Nora Adams of Waban. Mass. arrived on July 9 to spend the summer at their home in Sea View. Bur.

-Mrs. John A. Hogg. Kelvin Grove, and Mr. and Mrs. Max Rob- ertson, Summerside, left on the Overland Special to visit their brother, Mr. Edgar Moa.se at Rev- T Mr. Edgar Hogg at Calgary, Alia.

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-CLASSROOMS BEING BUILT

-O'l.eary has started the con-

Reid. son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis P. Reid of Middle Musquodoboii. N. 5.

Rev. United Church, Summerslde. who;

stizition of Flight Lieut. G.L. Con- don, the Protestant chaplain. The

of Summerside and E0 Paul Gor- 111311 of Summcrside and Quebec.

Emery was soloist. accompanied at the organ by LAW Jessie Alcot'n. The bride is a graduate of Grand Manan High School and later took post

there.

ber of the corps of civilian clerks. The groom joined the RCAF early in 1950 and has been a staff pilot

Navigation School at Summerslde. Following marriage leave he will be in Ottawa for a special course before a posting to Edmonton, Al-

couple at the home of the bride's

large number of friends and rela- lives.

Plan To Form (1 Aihleilc Assn

of the Memorial Park committee on Friday evening July 17, it was decided to call a. public meeting at the Alberton

purpose of forming an association to organize all sports in the area.

dealt

lying Officer Robert Cleveland

The ceremony was performed by C. D. Maihesori of Trinity

fficiated in the absence from the ttendants were Miss Una Gallant During the ceremony F”0 Ralph graduate commercial work

She has been employed at he Summerside station as a mem-

nd instructor at the RCAF Air

flying Officer James Gaston. R. C. A. F. pilot, who told of going to Grand River with Flying Officer Gray and Flying Officer Edwin Harris. to dig cl-ams and swim. They had left the port at about 4 o'clock and after digging clams fori some time, had decided to go wad-I ing in the shallow water. They' were at 8. point about 250 yards on! the right side of the Grand River Bridge and he said he had seen Flying Officer Gray splashing in. the water some distance froini where he was. A few minutes later he missed him and then called his other companion to come. They proceeded to the point where Gray. had last been seen and saw no' sign of him.

Flying Officer Harris waded out into the stream a short distance and discovered that the river bank at that point had a steep and sudden descent. He said

eria. as a staff pilot.

A reception was held for the

arents which was attended by a

Following a meeting of membersi

Legion Home on hursday night. July 23. for the athletic

Important business will also be with in connection with

carried out these operations

Liberal Meeting

when he stepped over this ledge he was in about 30 feet of water. He stated that this depth had been as- certained later when dragging op- erations were being carried out. Consi-able M. Grover of the R. C. M. P. told of being called to the scene of the accident and had de- cided that due to darkness that dragging operations would be held in the morning. He said they dhad 111'- I

bled away, presumably by and other state definitely that death was due to drowning.

V there had been no iformcd that the body showed no external evidences of foul play.

COI1f1uCted.Messrs Brenton Clark. Mnnday 6V9l1in-E into the Cause 0flGrant Traverse, Jack Yea, Leonard death of F 0 Mervyri Gray. R. C. Macnem, waidu Gauthier, Garnet Brown.

ACTRESS COLLAPSE!

LA5 VEGAB. Nev. (AP)-Betty Hutton, who has been appearing nightly at the Desert Innfor two weeks collapsed a few hours be- fore Monday night's show, a

spokesman for the hotel reported. r

He quoted a physician as saying she was suffering from exhaus-

, -tion.

L O N 30 N. (AP) - General Sir John Harding, chief of'the Imper-

ial generalistaff, was promoted Tuesday to the rank of field marshal.

ing the day with negative results. He said a call had been received at the R. C. M. P. office on Monday morning that a- body had been found. Accompanied by Constable Leach and the Coroner, Dr. W. E. Callaghan. they went to the scene and the body was identified as that of Melvin Gray.

Dr. Thomas Hurley. Medical Of- flcer R. C. A. F. Station. said he knew G y for one year. He said that according to the last medical examination that Gray was in per- fect henlth. He described the con- dition of the body which he said had parts of the lips and ears nib- crabs could not

fishes. He

The Coroner said that although autopsy per-

The members of the jury were (foreman),

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Church celebrations .' .;

At Lonnoit Island

The annual celebration in honor of St. Anne at Lennox Island wilt take place on next Sunday. Jul) 26. There will be solemn high mus at 11.00 am. at the outside shrine of Saint Anne where I. life-sis: statue has recently been erected. The shrine has a beautiful appear- ance ornamented with flowers.

There will be solemn benediction in the afternoon at the shrine. After solemn benediction there will be veneration of s relic of St. Anne's obtained from Rome. Pre- vious to St. Anne's Sunday a trid- uum will be conducted in honor of St. Anne's on Lennox Island.

The transportation to and from the island on St. Anne's Sunday will be by motor boat. There will be meals served on the grounds by volunteer workers from Charlotte- town and Summerside.

.....L....... FOR SALE

SEVEN ROOM HOUSE At South Klldare. 31000.00

To be moved off property.

For inspection apply to

MRS. HUNTER WEEKS Alberton.

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Children 25c

The Benevolent Irish Society Takes pleasure in presenting

"MR. PETER MONIILTY" V.

(of the famous McNulty Family)

Stars of radio, stage and television and company in at complete program of your favorite Scotch and Irish songs, dances and music, with free films at-

0lLEARY TONIGHT, JULY 22nd, 8:30 P. M.

LOT 65, THURSDAY NIGHT

Adults soc

singl-on.

CONSERVATIVE . RADIO SPEECHES

Over CJRW. 1240 on your Dial Summerside

WEDNESDAY. JULY 22nd- 9:05- 9:10 P.M.-Mrs. W. J. Horrlngijoll. Spring Valley THURSDAY. JULY 23rd- 12:35-12:40 P.M.-Thomas Wigmorc. Kon-

FRIDAY. JULY 24i'Ii-- ” 9:05- 9:10 PM. - Miss Wanda Wyatt 1 Summorsldo. -

ALBERTON

ESTATE EMMETT DUNN, SPRINGFIELD LOT 67

- 1 our OUR WAY By J. R. William:

- , . A There will be sold by Public Auction at Spring- - . . You're losing money every mile QUALITY TIRES field, Lot 57, Queen's County on Saturday, July 25th, WHAT FDR? To AQK you drive on your old tires ,. Dunlap A . .,

lstrurtion of classrooms for Grade .XI. The secretary is receiving ap- iplications from students wishing to links Grade xr in O'Lcary. ed are urged to attend.

200 at: man roa SALE

Memorial Field and the provision of a suitable playground at the Aiber-ton High School. All interest-

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See . . Matthews Tire Shop Water St. (opposite Clifton Hotel). Summerslde. f0Il Tllli BIGGEST TIIIIIDIE-IN ALLOWANCE

. IN TOWN

Vulcaniin, Battery Charging, Dunlop;Tires and Tubes. Specializing in Tire

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Balancing.

at 3 p.m., the real and personal property of the. late HIM WHY HE H1-we

Emmett D"”” rr on THE BROOM ? - ASKING HIM THAT 15 A5 GOOFV A5 THE srun-r.'

1 Aezeo HIMTO PUT, THE LAUNDRY our AND now we've cor

F arm propct'ty is well watered, located on main -paved road and will be sold in two lots of 100 acres each. one only with buildings.

There Ought To Be A L:aw