Mr. and Mrs. Howard NlcheI- Min -lunch Hm Ind.-he eon. and family. Halifax. (pent ther. I-larry of 'l'ru.ro. . 8.. were an pug wubgnd in Mung, my. recent visitors to Murray River, H, M”, Nichouonv, me". My" guests of their grandparents. Mr. -

Nolndlctsble Offenseson Docket At ” Mu--v am-

Irving Oil ”

Wednesday. My 14. 1954

.-sown IEONTAGUI ltegette today.

..'IC' W DANCE, Brook- lyn. Ftldlyr July 13-

.,-ssssavz August mix for An- niveraar! ll-W991". DCVWI church. ooouawwm

"'1'!!! WINNER of the feather- weight Aluminum Lawn Chair drawn at the Montague Co-op Sat- urday night was Mr. W. I-I. Lan- dry, Lower Montague.

,3-Miss Edna. Murphy. Montague. spent the weekend with her moth- ", Mrs. Thomas Murphy. St. Mary's Road.

..'Miu. Ruby Murphy, Charlotte- ggwn, spent a few days visiting her mother. Mrs. Thomas Murphy. st. Mary's Road.

.,'Little Percy Giddings, 'Char- iottetown. recently spent two weeks visiting his grandmother, Mrs. rhomss Murphy. St. Mary's Road.

..'M.rs. Thomas Hughes and two sons, Thomas and Cecil of st. Mary's Road. were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. William M. savi- dent, Charlottetown.

Two Patients Of Mental Hospital Remain At Large

I..ANGSTA.I"l". Ont. (OP)- Two mental hospital patients remained ni. large Tuesday, the last still free of the five who escaped Monday night by slugging a guard and taking a truck.

Vincent Leuzon, 24, reported the lesder of the group that staged the bold break, wasrecsptured Tues- day 12 miles northwest of this Tor- onto district community. Police spotted him. walking north on Highway,-, 'and trying to hitch a

ride f g motorists. Lauson had been described earlier us, told officers

his name was James Gray. Under questioning, however, he admitted his identity and was arrested with- out a struggle.

Still at large are Victor Roberts. iii, of Windsor. and William Elsie. 20. Police and farmers sought them in swampy bushland within a few miles of the mental hospital.

RECAPTUBE TWO

Recaptured Monday night soon after the break were George Moore 1'1. and Donald Avano, 1e. Avano was found severely injured in the overturned truck near the village of Snowball. Moore was discovered hiding in a field near the truck.

Health Minister Phillips of On- tario. whose department has jurie- diction over mental hospitals, vis- ited the hospital shortly after the break. He announced guards will be doubled immediately.

This place obviously needs more staff-and will get it." he said.

EMOTIONALLY UPSET

He added that. at the time of the escape. one guard had charge of 78 patients, all described as danger- nus.

Lauzon, brother of slain desper- ado Ulyase Lsuzon. was serving a reformatory term for grass in- decency when he was transferred to the hospital. Roberts had been

The Guardian Page 5 ..'lll GEORGETOWN players

present, ”3etty the Girl 0' My Heart." Heatherdaie hall, July 19th.

Pisquiii East And lliclnity

..'Mr. Lloyd Jay was in char- lottetown on business on July 'I.

.."rraditional while gloves were presented to Mr. Justice Mark R. MoGuigan to signify no indictable offences on the docket of the July sitting of the aupremetoourt held at Georgetown yesterday. Mr. 8 .3 Hessian, Q.c., represented the Crown.

Mr. Justice MeGuigan in his charge to the Grand Jury ex- plained that serving on the 11117 was one of the duties of citizen- ship. and that function held an important position in the adminis- tration of Justice.

The Grand Jury. he said held its deliberations in private to investi- gate cases of an indictable nature. and if sufficient prime. facie evi- dence existed, to bring their find- ings before the court. The purpose was to prevent any person from beim unjustly brought into court for a public trial.

Mr. Justice Meauigain than read the jailor's report which mowed 9'! persons had been placed in custody since one Novanber sitting of the court. He said that although there were 2 minor breaches of the law in the county, the fact that there were no cases on the docket spoke well for the county. and above all for the vigilance of the R.C.M.P. in the county who have carried out their duties well, and are always found on the job. Their alertness, he said, has pre- vented crimes of n. more serious nature from occuring.

He instructed the Grand Jury to inspect the court building and jail, the care given to the prisoners, and to submit their recommenda- tions

Congratulations are being ex- tended to Mr. and Mrs. Ira Birt, nee Edna Jay, who were married in Mt. Stewart United church on July '1. A reception was held at Sandy's Restaurant following the ceremony.

Mr. Lloyd Balderson was a busi- nus visitor in Piaquid East on July 7. t

Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Birt, Mt. Stewart. were visitors in Pisquid last on July a, guest of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jay.

Mrs. David Birt, her daughter Betty Lou, and Miss Joyce Haynes, Charlottetown. had a short visit in Pisquid East on July 8.

Mr. Guy Jay spent the July 10 weekend at the homeof his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Jay.

Mr. and Mrs. Earle MacDonald, Lorne Valley, were guests of Mrs. MacDonald's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Jay, on July 11.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Afflick, Mt. Stewart, were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Jay on July 11.

Mr. Wallace Woolridge, employed on the government dredge, spent the July 10 weekend at his home in Pisquid East.

The Mises Ruth and Norma Macxcnsie. Cardigan, were visi-

GRAND .IUR.Y'S REPORT

The following is the Jury's report.

We. the Grand Jury, submit the following report:

After inspecting the building we make the following recommenda- tions. Futher extension of the jail flue. A new range in the jail. Painting exterior of tjail. New

Grand

Supreme Court Sitting In Georgetown

stationed at Georgetown.

provement in the construction of jail to prevent breaking. Extra out should be provided for pet- aona awaiting trander to Dorc'hes- ter. New springs and mattresses should be provided. Repairs are needed in the stonework on the out and oi the jail, also a new gutter on the east side of the court house. The room for over- flow of prisoners should be paint- ed. Floor covering is needed on entrance hallway. We recommend that A member of the R.C.M.P. be

Many of these recommendations have been made in previous years, and we suggest that there be no further delay in action.

Respectfully submitted on behalf of self and others. L. S. Hunter, foreman.

.IAlLOlI.'S REPORT

The following is they jallor's re- port:

Number of persons admitted to custody in King's County Jail from November 1953. to July l3, 1954.

Operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated--l7; intoxicated in a public place - 51: assault -- 3; breaking, entry and theft -- 9: obstructing a police officer - l; possession of liquor not purchased at vendor - 6; theft -- 3; causing a disturbance - 3; possession of small lobsters - 1; failing to stop at an accident - 1; driving in a manner dangerous to public - 1; operating a motor vehicle without a license - 1; total -- 97. Number in custody at present - 4. L. 8. Batchilder-jsilor.

;,Members of the Grand Jury: Leslie Hunter, Dundas, foreman: Murdock MacDonald. Cardigan; Benjamin Weatherbie, Montague; Aldius Maclienzie, Moreli; Howard Reid, Murray Harbor North; Arch- ibald McAulay, Marie; Hugh Mac- Klrmon, Rollo Bay; Lee Allen, Cardigan: Geddie Douglas, St. An- drews; George Clow, Murray Har- bour North: Frank McLaren, St. Peters; Norman MBCI.;80d, Cardi-

tors in Pisquid East on July 12. - plumbing. There is need oi im-

gan.

Mr. Milton Rodgerson was a businus visitor in New Glasgow, Nova Scotia, during the week.

Souris To Have Daylight Time

Souris is to have Daylight Saving.

Time, effective Saturday, July 1'1. The motion was introduced at the regular meeting of the Sourls Town Council last night and re- quired the deciding vote of Mayor Arthur Peters before it was finally decided upon. Councillors voting for the mot- ion we-re: C. Boylan, J. Macbean, C. L. Stewart and Mayor Peters. Those against it were: W. C. Wright. H. H. Larter and, Posh MacDonald.

F-our building permits were grant- ed and routine -business was dis- cussed.

Murray Harbour North and Vicinity ...'.iy'MiLf5 c'f3.'.3.”...1.I"i"&'.i..'.'.'t 1?.

has accepted a position for the summer months.

some farmers are busy at the hay in this district and report a good crop.

Mr. Keith Macleod, Kinross, was a visitor in Pisquid East last Sunday.

,. The Misses Shirley Myers and Audrey Macbougall are spending a few days in Pisquid East. -B.A.

Canoe Party Makes Good Progress

WINNIPEG (GP) -- A six-man canoe party following the La Ver- cndrye route in the Rainy River district of northwestern Ontario has reached the halfway mark in its 900-mile trip. I Maj.-Gen. N. E. Rodger, officer commanding prairie command at Winnipes. said Tuesday he had re- ceived a wire from the group re- porting lts position.

'I'he,group, which left Piteon River July' 2. includes: Dr. 0. M. Solandt, chairman of Canada's Defence Research Board; Blair Fraser, Ottaiwa editor of Maclearvs Magazine: A. H. J. Lovink, Nether- lands ambassador to Canada; Eric Morse, executive director of the Association of Canadian Clubs:

Mr. and Mrs. Harvey MacLean and sons, Tom, and Murray of Truro, N. S.. were recent week- end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Verne Johnston.

W. I. convention

Held In Bridgetown

..tThe annual district convention of the Women's Institute was held in Bridgetown Hall on June 30 with a large attendance of dele- gates and visitors. The president. Mrs. Lloyd Macbeod. was in the chair. Roddie MacKenzie acted as secretary. ,

The meeting opened by singing the Institute Ode, followed by re- peating the Creed in unison. Mrs: George Turner extended a cordial welcome to the speakers and vis- itors, to which Mrs. Howard Wood replied. Mrs. Manning congratu- lated the entertaining Institute on the attractive appearance of the hall, which was gaiiy decorated with spring flowers.

Eight Institutes answered the roll call and gave their report of the year's work. At the conclus- ion of the business meeting the program started off with R. sing- song led by Mrs. Manning with Mrs. Robin Clay at the piano.

The first speaker was Mrs. Mur- dock MacGowan, who gave an instructive talk on W. I. projects. Two demonstrations were given by girl students of the 4-H Clubs. The first was on the subject: What constitutes a good break- fast; the second on the care and laundering of clothing, particular- ly the new synthetic fabrics. Both talks were illustrated by flannel-

Agenls Hear About New Gas -

upwards of fifty Ir.:.:g oil Com- pany representatives and agents from various Island centres heard Mr. W. E. Connolly, Charlottetown branch manager, describe in detau the texture and structure of New Irving Plus" gasoiane at a confer- ence held in the Charlottetown Hotel last evening. Mr. Connolly stressed the high octane rating of the new product which he described as capable of producing added power, accelera- tion, quick start: and long engine life

Rsigret was expressed by the chairman, Mr. Earl Reardon, branch salesman, at the unavoid- able absence of Mr. Arthur Irving, Assistant to the President of the Company. and Mr. Harrison Mc- Cane, Maritime Sales Manager, due to their plane being grounded by fog in Saint John. NB. Mr. Frank Daley, Branch Mana- ger at summeraide, headed the large number of agents in attend- ance from Prince County, includ- ing the far west representative. Mr. J. B. Myrick, Jr., Tignish. Mr. Fred Sencabough, branch manager at Montague, headed up the delegation from King's County which included Mr. Gerald Mac- Donald, local station operator at Sourls, Mr. Alex Vanlnderstlne, who operates the station at Mur- ray Harbour, and Mr. Jack Fergu- son, the operator at Murray River. The quation period which fol- lowed the address by Mr. Connolly was taken full advantage of by those present, who showed a keen desire to be fully conversant with the claims made on behalf of the new product. The 'meeting was brought to a close with a buffet lunch period and the renewing of friendships among the representatives present.

Tea Party And Regatta Today At Lower Montague

..tThe very popular tea party and regatta is being held today at Lower Montague, and it is expect- ed that a large crowd will be on hand to watch the fast lobster boats go through their paces in the feature event of the day. Al- together there are six classes for the 10 lobster boats and some thrilling moments are expected to develop. Also featured will be outboard races, snipe sail-boat races, novelty races including rowing, and a swim meet. A ham and chicken supper with strawberry Shortcake promises to provide a fitting climax to a de- lightful afternoon. other enter- tainments will be bingo, novelty booths, bazaars, fish ponds. and many others. These will be, in operation all afternoon and even- ing, and an old-time and modern dance for all the folk in the late evening will bring full enjoyment to the day's activities. All proceeds are in aid of the Lower Montague school, a cause worthy of,the support of everyone, and all are assured of a full pro-

gram of entertainment so that the day will be an enjoyable one.

CHEAP AT THE PRICE

LONDON (AP)-Prime Minisier Churchill's trip to Washington for

and Vicinity

Mr. Gus Keenan, Halifax, was I recent visitors to Murray River.

Mr. Earl Munn. Charlottetown. spent the past week-end at his home in Murray River.

Mrs. Dan Horton and son Cecil-' Boyce, Murray River, left on trip to Massachusettes.

Mr. Harry Welion. Charlotte- town. spent the past week-end at his home in High Bank.

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Mr. Norman Stewart, Charlotte- town, spent the holiday at the home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Norman C. Stewart, High I Bank. ;

Mrs. Andrew Johnston, New Glasgow, N. S., attended the

wedding of her sister, Miss Inez Acorn in Murray River.

Several women from Murray! River, attended the W. I. districti convention held in Hopefield onl July 2. i

Miss Dorothy Derby. Charlotte- town, spent the holiday at the home of her mother, Mrs. Mar- jorie Derby, White Sands.

Miss Lorraine MacLeod. Hali- fax. spent the holiday at ,the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. James MscLeod, Murray River.

Miss Anne Munn. New Glasgow, N. S., spent the holiday at the home of her mother. Mrs. Christie Munn. Murray River.

Mr. Stirling Giddings, Char- lolttetown, spent the past week- end, visiting with relatives in Murray River.

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hooper, Charlottetown, were Sunday vis- itors to Murray River. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Gillis.

Miss Lillian Glover. Halifax. spent the past week-end at the home of her parents, Mr and Mrs. David Glover, Murray River.

Mr. Danny McCn1gan, Toronto, Ont., is spending his holidays at the home of his uncle, Mr. Fred Beck, White Sands.

Mrs. Tom Horton, Murray Riv- er, is spending some time in Moncton, guest of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Horton.

Mr. Norman E. Stewart, Char- lottetown, spent the past week- end at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Norman C. Stewart, High Bank.

Mrs. Mary Donald. D e a n s Keene. N. H.. arrived at her sum- mer home in Little Sands recent-I ly, where she will spend the sum- mer months.

Miss Bessie MacPherson, of Massachusettes, is spending her holdays visiting with her moth- er, Mrs. Margaret MacPherson,. Murray River.

Miss June Herring, St. John, N. i B., is spending her holidays all the home of her parents, Mr. andi Mrs. Louis Herring, Murray Riv-- er.

Misses Annie MacLeod, andi Darlene Saunders, Charlottetown. spent Sunday in Murray River, guests of Miss MacLeod's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gavin MacLcod.

The many friends nf Mr. Robert Munn. Murray River. are sorry to hear nf his illness, and a speedy recovery is wished him from all his friends.

Miss Bertha Macl..ean. Sum- merside. spent the past week-end at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John W. MacLcan, High Bank.

Marjorie Clair Gosbee. ,panied them on their week-end.

Mrs. George children Noreen merside.

Henderson,

and sister, Mr. and Mrs.

. White, Murray River.

The pupils of the high room along James McBeth, held their annual picnic in Point Prim on June 22. An en-

ln Murray River with the principal,

School Mr.

joyable time was had by all.

Miss Evolla Moore. training at the Grac Hospital. holidays at the home of her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Moore, High Bank.

Mr. and Mrs. William Hodgson

and son Michael. Miss Jeanette

iddings. and Mr. Kenneth Mac-

Queen, Moncicn. N. B., spent the holidays at the home of Mrs. Olive Giddings, White Sands.

Mr. and Mrs. Roland Moore and daughter. Mrs. Max Walters. Charlottetown, spent the holiday

at the home of Mrs. Moore's mo-

ther, Mrs. Sadie MacLeod, Mur- ray River.

- Mrs. Fred MscLean. and son- in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Ari Kays. Toronto. Ontario. also Master Donnie Earl, arrived in Murray River, recently and will spend their holidays at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred MacLean.

Mr. and Mrs: Angus E. Mac- Kay, and son Wayde, London. Ontario. are at present spending pl holidays at the homes of their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wil- iiam Jewel, North River, and Mr. and Mrs. William J. MacKay. High Bankf

accom-

and and Ronnie. Sum- are spending a few days at the home of her brother-in-law Fred

nurse-in- e Maternity Halifax, is spending her

Rueben

and Mrs. Louis Herring and Mr. . and Mrs. B. A. Reynolds. on the Island they are attending camp at Canoe Cove.

Mr. and Mrs. Basil Irving, and . children. Brenda Ann, and Don-', alda, Charlottetown, were recent visitors at the homes of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. William; J. MacKay. High Bank. and Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Irving. Murray Harbour.

What might have been a serious fire occurred on Tuesday evening In Murray River, when a fire started in brush on the north side of the river. but the fire lighting equipment along with several vol- unteers soon got the blaze under control.

A. C. 2 Arnett MacLean, who is with the R.CA.F., in Halifax, spent the past weekend at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard MacLcan. Murray River. Home with Arneit was A. C. 2 George Best who is also sta-.. tloned in Halifax.

Mr. and Mrs. Noel MacNevin, Halifax, are spending their sum mer holidays at the homes of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. MacLeod, Murray River and- Mr. and Mrs. MacNevin, Char-, llotieiown.

Mr. Morris Derby, London, 0ni., is at present spending his' holidays at the home of his mo. ther. Mrs. Marjorie Derby. Whlti isands. Mr. Derby made the trip' by motorcycle.

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; Lisa Kirk collapsed following com-

,i pletion of her second show at hotel

iLast Frontier Tuesday. a spokes- man for the resort-casino said but indicated her condition was not serious.

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"MAN BETWEEN"

James Mason, Claire Bloom. llildegerde Neff

SUSPENSEI

' FIFTH DISTRICT OF KINGS

PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION Annual meeting and Nominating Convention will be held at Georgetown, Thursday, July 22nd, at 8:30

P. M. Standard Time. Poll call poll meetings for the delegates.

Chairmen are requested to appointment of accredited

A. I H. STEWART, ' President.

PRINCE EDWARD T0-DAY

"THREE SAILORS AND A GIRI." COMEDY - snows 2:30 -7-9

While 4

Sigurd Olson of Ely, Minn., of the Isaac Walton League of America: and John Endeman, deputy high

Mr. and Mrs. Rae Kennedy had graphs. In her demonstration. as their guests June 27, Mrs. Ken- Mm MNIDIUK 5h0WEd Mme fetch- nedy's brother” and sister-in-law. ins example! of children's cloth-

talks with President Eisenhower cost 5:10.023, the treasury an- nounced Tuesday. This included

Miss Janet V. Sicwart, Char- lottetown. spent the past week-

convlcted of car theft and trans- ferred from the reformetory to the

COMING THUR. - FRI. - SAT.

hm "AL Emmi do 5 C ' . t , I m d !m g V 1 h end at the home of her parents, '1 islspeald. both were sx::nrtInt::lI.I:eoIi'tI:- cmnmimonel; gom s:3mn:!r'ca' ldqnrd I::IayM:; DlIIl!1EinvIlll:: r';TnnarTtse at msmlhilnlke 335.75 .23 ct:1satveIIt .315 :ui:sxrlt.a(IleT'idceai:l(IT2:,I.t M? gargk Nmman 5' SIN" THE ' pital because they developed 7"” W" ' '”' W3 W): aunt. Mrs. Gellles of Boston, Malcolm MacLeod told of her visit ances for all those accompanying ”' I '