STIR

OCTOBER 26‘, 1949

N GUARDIAN

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Tmaiuu. msunnncn Ralph Q. Muttart. Summersldo.

._AI.BERTON PARISH HALL, Monday, October 31st. Halloween pence. Good Orchestra.

4. B. TAYLOR, Optometrist of Charlottetown, will be in his Al- bi-rton office this Saturday, Oct. 29.

-SLIGIIT ACCIDENIZ-A 5115),‘, accident between an I.M.'r, bu; and an automobile occurred yegter. day at O’I.ieary corner on the main highway. The fender of the ca: ivas considerably damaged as well as the engine hood. Scene of the panels on the bus were dented a bit. No one was injured-S.

—IIUNTEBS iFINED _ T“, parties chrged with hunting on Sunday were fined $10 and c0515 1n suriimerside yesterday before Mag. istrate R S. Hinton, KC, under ille Game Act. Two persons charg- Pd with D0ssession were fined $25 and costs or thirty days and two oiliers charged with consuming were fined $20 and costs. Thirteen Suinnierside parties charged with failure to procure a radio license were fined $2 and costs-S.

Personals

MMiss Ruth Ranger of Provid. ence R.I. is visiting her grand parents, MI- ilnd Mrs. Edgar Clark, Summersidc -S.

- Mr. Evcrctt Shcn accompanied ll\' lllS mother, Mrs. Raymond Shea motored tn Charlottetown on Sun- day where they visited Mrs. Everett Shea who is a patient in the City l-Iospitab-A.

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~-Mr. Lorne Simmons left on re. iiirn to Cambridge, Mass., by plane Monday evening after having been called home due to the illness and death of his father, the late Thomas Simmons, Crapaud.

—-Mr. John Moran, Mrs. Fred Moran, and Miss Georgina Moran motored to Charlottetown on Sun- day. They were accompanied by Mrs. Moran's brother, Mr. Peter Greenan who spent the past week with the Moran family in Alber- ion.—A.

—<Dr. E. E. Parkman and Mrs. Parkman of Sumrnerside, accom- panied by Mrs. C. B. Green of Montague returned yesterday after spending a few days in Kentvilie, the guests of Dr. Parkman?» daughter, Mrs. William Horton.

PIINCI COUNTY OFFICE I in»: Street, Sununcrnldo, Phone 8D Icon, luhonrlJlonn, Advertising Representative-

l. ELM!!! MURPHY and GEORGE CLOW ’ Tho Guardian may be bought at any of tho following looreu in Summerlldo an nonunion, Summer Street: Gourlioo telly.‘ Newsstand, Water Street; Mnrli Second Street; Inland Motor Transport,

n, Gunrdinn will bn delivered to nny homo In Summorsidwliy Currier no, l; 3o per day or llo par week. Phone 280 for this service or give "n: order co tho boy responsible for delivery on your route.

Drugstore, Ii Control Street; Gnudet, d1 Granville Street;

for Street

—MY OFFICES in Bedeque and Borden will be closed until Friday evening, October 28th. Dr. J. W. Moreside.

— MOVES T0 POWNAL -, Mr. Ind Mrs. Fred L. Hooper who have resided in Kensington for the put two year have purchased a store and dw ling in Pownal, P.- E.l. Mr. Hooper was proprietor oi a. woodworking plant in Kensing- ton. - K

—FIBE 1N RESIDENCE - Fire badly scorched one room in a house on Water Street West, Sum- merside, owned by Fire Chief W. B. McNeill, yesterday afternoon about 4:30. While at the scene Chief McNeill suffered n badly cut right hand when a window broke and some of the glass stiruck him. The room involved was used as n kitchen-bedroom by a Mrs. Ar- senault, who was at work at the time. It is thought that a line oi clothes hanging in the kitchen ignited from the range. Smoke seeping through the house arous- ed other occupants who put in an alarm. Considerable water dam- age resulted through the whole house-S.

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“APARTMENT FOR PEGGYW FILM IlIT

_' —A fresh and hilarious glimpse into the college campus life and Dwbiems of a student veteran and his wife who spin dreams of castles in the air frcm their campus trailer

Twentieth Century-Fox hit, photo- graphed in color by Technicolor, teams Jeanne Crain and William Holden, with Academy Award-win- ner Edmund Gwenn as their co-star.

by Flaith Baldwin. and set in a typi- cal, small college town of today. un- folds the high-spiritcd story of the startling and delightfully uninhibi- ted wife of a student veteran whose determination to snare an apart- ment and to see her husband gradu- ate Ieads from one riotous complic- ation to another. It is also the story of “The Professor" who thought he knew all the answers until he is ibrought smack-up against irresist- ible, atomic-powered Peggy.

The role of Peggy marks an ex- citing change of pace for beauteous Jeanne Crain who, in contrast to her usual sweet and demure 5e11, is transformed into a. very unconven- tional, fast-talking young lady who sets the college's ivy towers quiver-

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and the horsemen nnd friends kindly their

Mn. Lloyd O'Brien nnd family wish to thunk their many friends for their kind expressions of sympathy during their re- cent bereavement, particularly the caretakers nt; the Charlotte- town roco truck, the horsemen and friends from Walker's Stables,

appreciated cheques; also the manager nnd staff of I". W. Wool- worth Ltd. for kindnesoen shown.

ing with her lively doings.

THANKS

from Foxboro, Mnsm, who so of ‘hv with greatly

anywhere.

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a choice.

wide range: tea round and rootanguh

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Choose something both beautiful and enduring. You will find these qualities in our stock of sterling and silver plate in either flat or liolloware. Thoifinest of International and Wallace sterling is available on our sholvos. without qualification: There is no finer

Silverware Ii Always Appropriate

Our stock is complete from which to make International and Wallace ster- lin ; 1847 Rogers, Community Plato‘ and 18g Rogers in flatware. In hollowaro n

services, tor dishes, hon-bone, engeo dishes, my!’ r, c . . -

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WEDDINGS

We state this

bread trays, but- ‘

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Clarke__

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is due for local moviegoers when ,d- - . a»... day at the Capitol Theatre. The " ° a "~

The movie. based on a novelette

Ii/IIS: D. E. S, merside Airport TQmDkins, Distri Arnett of Summerside, Mrs. D. E. MlSS‘LllllBTl Duchemin, Public Maurice Mill. Brown Owl, Miss ininion Council. Noonan.

S'Side Teachers liear ieciure 0n Reading

On Monday, October .44 m? teachers of Svimmerside and’ sup. Wlmdlusz districts were privileged to attend a lecture and tiiinonstraitinzi

Miss Hahn, who is an expert in her work, possesses a most charm. Marmot-slur and ‘at no time dilrm: the day did she become monotonous or tiresomen keeping her audience of 137 teachers and a number of visitors alert. throughout the 1119711111‘; and afternoon sess- ions .

In the morning she deiruonstraii-d leaching a lesson in Grade III. setting forth the steps necessary before the actual reading takes place. After the children left the auditorium she cicpiained the res.- son for each step she had taken in the prescriiniion (l) Preliminary Development; (2) Building up a, background: r3) Sight vccabularv| to stimulate clarity of mental image. The afternoon session was taken up with the different word attack skills 1. Contact Clues; 2. Word Form Cities; 3. Phonetic Clues; ~i Structure Clucs and the use of tiic dlf-Yivhflliv- A discussion followed and many teachers too-k advantage of the opportunity to ask questions to clear up their own individual prcblems.

At the close the thanks of the teachers were conveyed to Miss Hahn by Rev. Sister Mary of Car- mel, Kinkorn, Mr. Donald MacLenn, 'I‘yne Valley, and Mr. C.B. Jelly, Supervisor.

An expression of appreciation was also conveyed to i-he W.J. Gage Co. who made this demonstration possible, through Mr. John Cczzi. who accompanied Miss Hahn as the business manager. n

The meeting was brought to a close by singing the Island Hymn nnd The King.

Plan Hal|owe'en Party For Children

Plans for holding the annual Hallowcfcn party for the young- lters of the town were disclosed by Greg Mulhoiland, chairman qt the committee in charge at the regular meeting of the Kinsmen Club of Summerside held last eve- ning at the Olympia. While they ase not complete, a two-hour's izn-lertainment will be held in the High School auditorium and prizes will be awarded for the best cos- lumes. Bags of candy and fruit will be given each child. Further plans are yet lo be disclosed. This party is held every year on Hal- loween by the Kinsmen Club to keep the children entertained and to encourage them to engage in harmless pleasures that night, rather than damaging property. Harold Arsenault presided at the meeting and Stewart Harrison was welcomed as n new member. Enoch Sullivan of the Charlottetown Kinsmen Club was also welcomed. Wally Coulson gave a final report on the harvest ball and said that almost five hundred dollars had been cleared.

A resolution was passed regard- ing another service project that the club may engage in, It was announced that the regular carni- val will not be held. this fall and that the drawing for the refriger- ator lottery will not be held until I day to be announced inter.

Club president Elmer Offer gave

Relations Commissioner, Mrs. Mona Wilson and Mrs. C. H. Front row, Brownie Edith Poole, Girl Guide Joy

en's Missionary society held Thanksgiving service on evening in the Hampton. Rev. RL. Bacon, return- ed missionary from Chino con» ducted the service and the choir was ably assisted by members of the Bonshaw choir with Mrs, Mark Cameron as organist.

Wlshart, Chief Commissioner of Canadian Girl Guides h as she Wll officially welcomed to Prince Edward Isilnd.

ct Commissioner, Miss Carrie H01 man, Lone Guides Commissioner, Mayor J, F. S. “lishart, Mrs, J. Gordon MacDonald, Provincial Commissioner, Fred Jenkins, Field Secretary, Mrs.

Beer,

Hampton and Vicinity

MI‘. B-Ild Mrs. John Macquarrle,

Mrs. Earle Calibeck

to his home on Friday, much im- proved in health.

Dr. and Mrs. W,A. MacQuarrie and son Walter of Hopewell, N5, are spending a well-corned holi- day visiting relatives in Hampton and Freetown.

Mr. Kaye Cameron. student at Mount Allison Academy spent thi- Thanksgiving holidays with his parents, M . and Mrs. Mark Cam- eron, Hahi ton. Reports from Mrs. Willard Fall. who has oecn ill with an zjtack of pleurisy are that she is convalesc- ing nicely. Friends hope tn sec her out again soon. Mr. and Mrs. Jzinics V. Camp- bell and daughters. Edith and Adi, also Mrs. Sailic Carter, Moncton, spent Sunday visiting relatives in Vernon River. Mrs. Carter return ed to Moncton on Monday morn- lng.

There was a large attendance ‘at the Confirmation service held in St. John's Church. Crapaud. on Thursday, Oct. i3. Bishop Water- man gave a very iviiring Uriress After the service there was a rc- ceptiori at the Rectory where nil had the privilege of meeting Bish- op Waterman. Lunch was served by the Junior W.A. members.

Hampton School. which ha: been remodelled. presents n very pleasing appearance. A new main entrance has been provided and large windows installed. The teachers. Miss Lois Simpson and Mrs. Hollis MacDonald, who re- sumed work after the fall varn- tlon. report much improved class- rooms for working in.

The sympathy of the people of Hampton is extended to Mr. Thom- as Cameron and family in the P41551114: away on Sunday. Oct. 9th of Mrs. Cameron. Mr. and Mrs Cameron spent many years in Hampton where Mr. Cameron was a successful fanner, On retiring: they moved to Victoria where .\irs Cameron passed nivay on the hove date. The funeral which ivns held on Tuesday was very largely at- tended and was conduct-ed bv Rev- ‘IZG. Head of Hampton assisted by Rev, C. Hicks of Tryon. The Wom- a Sunday United Church

a comprehensive report of the re- cent district council meeting held in Moncion which was attended by five members of the Summer-

Summer-side

side Club-S. om“ n ' to Grnnville Street I - Phone 57d I suusinnsios ' ' ‘ M? ..i - “a”. .5 E . i. . r ‘i? ' " "

l I. F. Hunter, R.O. of C. Gordon .Cocitshuit of Braot- op-l-QME-"ugn l ford, Ont. seen above, will e g chairman of the Canadian section I “mph” vmm Anflu” ‘ of a joint comml‘ whose slm is ' all!" “mil - to improve US-Csnadinn trade flloNl 7U i relations. The committee, com- I

posed of chambers of commerce 5m‘u'n5wlsd aggimo from both countries will meet, at h "mm" ‘I ' ' ' Moniebello. Quebfl-

Mrs.‘ Muriel Galvin, Bristol, R.I., is visiting in Hampton, guest of

l Chartered Accountant

rm: GUARDIAN. Cl-IARLOTTETOWN Guide Commissioner Welcomed

otograhed at the Suin- n u» new: 1m. o. t:

Provincial Representatives on Do- ce MacDonald. Briiivnic, Patsy —Photo By Sears.

House Members. Reporters To Visit Atomic iiloni

OTTAWA.

Oct. 25 -(CP> -I?or the firstticne, members cf Parlia-

energy will be moved in the 0cm- mons tomorrow hy ‘Pi-ode Minister Howe and it is expccted to hold sittings in the hush-hush plant 125 miles uiest of Ottawa, The committee, consisting of 14 mcmbcrs. is expected to got down to work almost. at once and both Government and Opposition mem- bcrs,say it Will conduct hearings on a nGn-pollticnl plane. Members include four lawyers, three business men. two party leaders-hf. J. Caldwell of the C C Solon Low of Social Credit- a civil eiigiiiesr, n tanner, a lum- iierman. n fisherman and a doctor Eight nrc Liberals, three Progress- ive Conservatives and one an In» dependent plus Mr. Coldweli anti Mr. Low. _ The chairman is expected i0 bi‘ George Mcllraiih, parliamentary‘ assistant to Trade Miiiisie: l-lowc and Liberal member for Ottawa West. The Government herpes, officials said, m be able go build un for tho people n broad, SIEWUPSWTJ "mi

comprehensive picture of whet Canada is doing in the atomic field.

The key figures in testimony Wil- be Dr. C. J. Mackenzie, president of the National Research Council and chairman of the Atomic Energy Control Board, and Dr. David Kvyi chief at Chalk River There is a. mass of non-restricted information, Government sources say, which has been awaiting such a forum as this. They contend that the secret type of information is inn sort the layman couldn't under- stand anyway-

The committee members are! m. Mcllraith, an Ottawa lawyer, Mr. Coldwell. Mr. Low; 1m!" Brr-iihaupt tL'—Waterloo North) n Kitchcner, Qny, manufacturer; A J, Brooks iPC—Royal>, Sussex. N. B. lawyer and a foiimei- arm)’ colonel; Maurice Hours" ill" Levis), a Levis. Que” civil engin- eer; J. L. Gibson (Ind-Comox- Albernii, wealthy British Coliilmbln lumiberman; Howard Green (PC— Varicouver-Quadral, Vancouver law- ver; T.A.~M. Kirk rL-Disbr-Yar- mouth), a. Yarmouth. N»5-- 5d" mlnistrator; Dr.. E. A. McCusker (IfiReginai. a physician and f0!‘- mer army Brigadier; J.W_. Murphy, a Camlache, Ont. business ma"

Professional ilards

llr. W. ll. iiarson

CIIIBOPIIACTOB Palmer Graduate SUMMEIISIDE Tuesday nnd Saturday Only 7i Granville "I0!!! 394-3

E‘. fiurkmchli Op+.D., R.O.

OPTOMETIIIS: |

Eyes Examine ‘ Glasses Fitter‘ ,

Vllunl Training Given l REGENT THEATRE‘ BLDG. i‘ Summer so, Snmmersido

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Returns Alter 49 Years. Thinks P.E.l. Wonderful

The island is n. "wonderful place" is the sentiment of n native Islander now returned after an absence of 49 years. Mr. I-lawiei‘ Arbing 0f Houston, Texas, is vis- iting his sister, Mrs. KR. Crock- ett. Summersids. for the first time since leaving here on n harvest excursion for Western Canada iii 1900. The changes that Mr. Arb- ing finds in the almost half a can tury that has gone by are so ex- tensive that he feels he is visiting n strange town.

Born in fieetown. Mr. Arbing lived as n boy in Bedeque and the-i for five years was an apprentice painter with the late RA. Sobey of Summerside. The destruction of the C.N.R.. Station at Tignish on Sunday morning recalled to him that he had helped to paint that building just after it had been erected a year or two before he went away.

Very few of the friends of his early years remain. Mr. Donald Baker of Surmnerside was a school chum in Freetown. He also has Qlliod on Mr. Thomas Johnston Ind Mr. Frank MncKenzie of this Town and Mr. Leonard Schurmaii of Bedeque.

Mr. Arbing settled in Houston forty-five years ago and has lived there ever since, plying his trade as a‘ contract painter. He married shortly aftcr arriving there and‘ has three married daughters aiic eight grandchildren. He is now rc- tired from active ivork. A brother. Mr. Davies Arbing, also lives in Houston..I-le left Siimmcrside even earlier than Mr. l-lawieyr Arbing and has never returned, Mr. Arb- ing did not intend to come to the Island at this time when he set out from home but he arfiVr-d in New York to visit a sister and de-

and mm, cided to come the rest of the way. Moyse and Ralph are Spending ment and reporters tivlllsee Can- Hi,- travelled by cur and hus. Oii two weeks Wm, Mm CaHbwk-S adas Chalk River atomic project leaving here in two or three WEEKS parents, Mr, and Mrs_ 31mm- wi-thin the nExt feiv wczks. Gov- pearsonwchenlon‘ _ erriirnent sources said today. It has before returning to Houston, __ been ringed with a thick security My, Arblng is very much taken M]; Jghn 1-; M- _ q, h s~ wall for the last seven years- up with the Province of his birth. been a paumt m as? 1,91%; A resolution for establishment of which 11,. notes has prospered ward Island Hospimp retumm 8 1401159 Wmmm“ i?" Ewmic through the years and is modem

in every ivny. Ho notes that "ev-

eryone seems able to make a good

living." -- S

who lists himself

as "gentleman." Roch Pinard

(L-Ohnmbly-Rou-

ville), Mont, Royal, Que. lawyer: A. Wesley smart IL-Charloitr-i, St. Andrews, N13,, fisherman:

Howard Winkler (L-Llsgari, Man- itoba farmer.

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BAR FOR SALE

194i FORD SEDAN

In Good Condition All New Rubber Q

Arthur MacFai-lane i Bedeque, I‘. E. I. I

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1946 Hudson Sedan, low mileage, built-in radio, air

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TODAY [WEIL] and THURSDAY

JEANNE WILLIAM

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Street“ who . discovers the’. miracle that is

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Anso NEWS nnd CARTOON Shows 7:15-9:15 - Matinee Thursday 3:30

conditioning heater, new bat-

tery and shocks. This car has

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just: been completely over- hauled. Will sell reasonable.

Apply D. H. Crossman, Al- bany. Phone Borden 89-41.

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Wednesday nnd Thursday 1:150:15. Matinee 6 p.m. Thursday. It'd M-G-M‘: technicolor picture of Alexander Dumas’ story of love and Adventure. The complete novel of "THE THREE“ MUSKETEEBS", starring Juno Allyson, Gene Kelly, Van Heffiin, Lana Turner nnd Angela Lansbury. Romance! Adventure! Action!

BURDEN _lN N Wednesday Evening

Special Door Prize

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d950, is the goal of SO-War-old Miss A.

l Australia and New

out BOARDING“ “HOUSE

Prom there she'll cram Canada. t‘ .?._ Montreal then head for the W EASTBOURNE’ England, 0m, 25 Indies before returning to Engia (CPI-Vancouver in September. by banana boat in 1951-

STABTS WORLD TOUR

E. Warton. She's off on a 30,- I-IOLIDAYS HIT COAL

' v OOO-mile trl around the world ———— Music b) iPirst she's pheading for Souih CARDIFF -- iCPi - Staggered MeuikAirs Orchefltn Africa. Hem there she will work vacations in South Wales cm] pill . crust. Tours of the Far East. this _ve:ir resulted in a production Mlfliiild"! Zealanrl Bi‘ loss of 160,000 tons. of coal.

anneal before she hits Vancouver.

I MAJOR nouruzfi

f HowDY, MQS. HOOPLE / Ti-ie MASOIZ HJWTED

HE'S CARVING!*'~ Alas. we Too EAQD/ W “saver-sakes” \' THAT is, i-UWE You HAD DINNER Z