APRIL 29. 1950

THE WESTERN GUARDIAN

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PRINCE COUNTY OFFICE 8 Summer Street, sumnierslde. Phone 3081 Iscriptlons, Advertising Bepreaentltlw

-I. ELMER MURPHY and GEORGE CLOW

House Phones: The Guardian may be following stores

80” and 8082. bought st any at the in Sutninersidex

n Bookstore, Summer Street; Gourlies Drugstore, 21 Central Street;

guy. News-atand. Water Street: up-g Douoette's Grocery, Second

Mark Oaudet. ill Granville Street: Street: Island Motor transport.

I Water Street; AIban's Grocery, I20 lluaaeli Street.

K. L, Waite in Kanalngton The Guardian will be delivered to any home in Sunnnerelde by Carrier pay at In per day or tile per week Phone Still for this service or give your order to the boy responsible for delivery on your route.

.Gil:Nl:li.Al. INSURANCE. Ralph g, Mutton. Bummerslde.

-sALE 01" USED CLOTHING. -Remember the Okto spring sale in Town Hall. Saturday, April 29th. pt 2.30.

..QUANTlTY of foundation Se- hngn seed. clear reading. also quantity of hay available. Ken- neth Macl..ean. Lot 16.

j MEN'S WORK BOOTS. We have on hand a large stock of men's work boots, plain toe and toe caps. leather soles, pancho wigs, and pancho taps. 53.95 to 09.96. Sheen and Mclnnis. Summer- side.

LKENSHVGTON AND FREE- TOWN Presbyterian Churches. Ser- vices Sunday, April 30th. Kensing- ion at 11 A. M. The Minister and 7,30 P. M. Rev. G. 8. Stevens. Free- town at 3 P. M. The Minister. Ken- sington Sunday School at 10 A.M. Rev. J. A. McGowan, Minister.

--YES, IT'S TRUE. Why do we pay rent. Don't delay, buy today own your own home. Several houses available at price to suit customer. Contact W. R. Warren. 325 Chestnut Ave. Summerslde. Dial 7028.

..sE1-: - ”A Ghostly Eveiiiiig”. "Merry Minstrels" and "An Even- ing with the Radio" in Malpeque llall, Wednesday evening. May 3rd. Auspices Malpcque Women's In- stitute.

--SPRING IIATN. Our ll.H'i:h' range of millinery in all the latest slyles and popular shades offers you the perfect match for your new spring outfit. Visit our shop this week nnd choose your new hat in The Mziry Ann. opposite Capitol Thczitrc in Sumnierside.

-CHURCH NOTICE for Parish of New London for Sunday. April 30th. Third after Easter. St. Mark's. Kensington. Holy Communion 8.30 A. M Sunday School 10.00 A. M. Morlling Prayer and sacrament of Holy Baptism 11.00 A. M. St- Tlic-mas, New London. Evening Prayer 230 P. M. St. Stephen's. Burlington. Evening Prayer 7.30 P. M. You are uflccmc to worship with us. Rev. Sidney J. Davies. B. A.. Rector.

-FAREWELL PARTY - The members of the Glee Club of the Summerside Academy surprised Miss Jean Dunn on Thursday night with a going-away party at the home of her parenu. Mr. and Mrs. Aleck Dunn. Duke Street. MISS Dunn leaves on May 8th for Lon- don. Ont where she intends to re- main. An enjoyable evening was spent dancing and singing and she was presented with a sum money on behalf of the group.-S

Here's Prompt Relief Begnd Belief From The Pains

ARTHRITIS RIIEUMKIISM

Fri prompt-acting. easy-to-take DOLGIN 1': lots . . . now available in three eon- venlent sin bottlu. at reasonable east. at all drug stores. Acclaimed by relieved luf- ferorn neqwhem you can rely on thll affective roduct to relieve the agony of Arthritis. heurnstlsm and Sciatica. DOLCIN Ia prompt an Get a bottle of genuine

fur use-zoo tablet; ior our-in avail- able In bottle of 500 tablets. Dolcln Llrniud loroatn I0. Ontario.

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Chartered Accountant Canadian Bans ot Commerce duildlnp PHONE use Bumrnerside

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I to 1!: i to I and by appointment.

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-TRAVELLEBS BEST 1-IALL. Monday, May 1st. at 3.30 P. M. summerslde Baptist Players will present "In Again, Out Again" Admission 50 cents.

-PRINCETOWN U N I 'I' E D CHURCH. Malpeque. Sunday. April 30th. Divine Worship 2.30 P. M Tuesdo.y. May 2nd, Service. Darn- ley Hall. 8.00 P. M. Rev. James Cross. Minister.

-BORDEN CHURCH SERVICE Sunday, April 30th. at 3 P. M. in Legion Hall; Bible school at 2 PM. Prayer Meeting and Bible Study on Wednesday evening at Mrs. H Mo.cl(enzie's. Everyone welcome. Rev. D. M. Fraser, Minister.-

-BINGO, BINGO, BINGO. Ma; second. remember the date and keep it open for the Knights of Columbus Bingo, St. Paul's Hall Tuesday. May 2nd.

-PURSES, smart. new styie hand and over the shoulder bags in all the popular shades. Moder- ately -priced to suit every budget. At The Mary Ann. Summcrside.

-KING GEORGE HALL. Ken- sington, Friday. May 5th. Evening at 8. "Ready-Made Family" Threc Act Comedy. presented by Presl)y- terian Young Adult Group. Sale of Candy. Specialties.

-SEARLETOWN HALL Thurs-

day, May 4th at 8.30 p.m.. tho.- ihree-act comedy "Bringing Up Mother" by Kc-nslngton Young

Adult Group. Admission 40 l1l'i.'I 25 cents. Sale of Candy. Auspie-rs Women's Institute.

-snssox CONCLUDED -The W. A. of Summerslde Trinity Uiiit- ed Church concluded the season”.- activities on Thursday evening with ii turkey dinner at the Birch Hill Tourist Home. The pzesitient. Mrs K. G. Sullivan. conducted a briefbusiness session p after the dinner.-S.

-GRASS EIIII-I - Sumnicrside firemen were called out yesterday afternoon at 3.30 for a grass fire in a field on Water Street. East. When the alarm was put in the fire bell on the Town Hall sound- ed but the siren. due apparently to a defectt in the wiring or me- chanism, did not work.-S

-IN MAGISTRATIYS COUll1'- Magistrate R. S. i-iinton. K.C.. held court in Albcrtoii yesterday. A party from the OlLeai'y district pleaded guilty to 3 charge of for- gery and his sentence was sus- pended for two years. The same party was fined C200 and costs or two months for a second offence under the Temperance Act. An- other party from O'Leai-y was also fined S200 or two months for a second offence under the Tem- perance Aci. A person charged with disturbing the peace was dismissed with a warning.-S

-BRIDE-T0-BE HONORED - Mrs. Harold Harkness. Summer- slde. entertained at her borne on Monday evening when a number of nurses and friends assembled in honor of Miss Opal Clarke. R. N. who will be one of the season's brides, and tendered her a mis- cellaneous shower. The attractive- ly wrapped packages were opened by Miss Mary sllllphant. while Miss Norma Craig read the ac- companying verses of good wishes and Miss Florence Yeo arranged the gifts. Miss Clarke, although completely taken by surprise. graciously thanked her friends for the many lovely gifts of linen, crystal. china and silv rware. All joined in singing "For 5 e's a jolly good Fellow" after which a dainty lunch was served by the hostess. assisted by a number of the lad- ies.-S.

Personals

-Mrs. ,W. E. Smsllman and Mrs. Thane A. Campbell motored from Summerside to Moncton. N B. on Friday.-S.

.. Miss olivelne Macbean of the Bank of Nova Scotls, Summerside. returned from a. pleasant two weeks holiday spent in Boston.

BALDOOK. I-lertfordshire. Eng- land-(CP)-Old people over 70 here are to ge- 1 1-2 pounds of bacon each as a gift from Johan- nesburg, south Africa.

FOR SALE

Cement mixer. Capacity one quarter cubic yard. Hop- per filled. Powered by three H.P. gasoline engine. Mount- ed on four wheels. Pneumatic tires. Apply P. O. Box 40, Summereide. Dial 2691.

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Ahegweil Chapter l.0.D.E. Holds April Meeting

The April meeting of the Abu- iveit Chapter. I.0.D.'E.. Summer- side. presided over by the Re- gen-i-. Miss Wanda Wyatt, was held in the Town Hall on Thursday at- ternoon. After the regular routine a discussion followed and it was decided that the chapter would furnish a room in the new Prince County Hospital. Mrs. W. 3'. Strong will be in charge of the details.

Mrs. George Morrison. Educa- tional Secretary. reported that the bursaries have been posted in the school and in the hospital; that the usual prizes would be donated to the pupils of the High School in June; also that tentative plans had been made for the Empire Day program.

Mrs. Leslie Simmons, post war convenor. read a letter from Ger- many in appreciation of the arti- cles received from the Chapter. it was decided to continue the week- ly meetings for sewing.

The Provincial Educational Sec- rotary. Mrs. Thane A. Campbell, stated that headquarters had ad- vised her to bring the following items to the attention of the members: First, a request to con- lributc to the providing of lib- raries of Canadian books to be placed in the Holiday Homes in Great Britain: secondly. that a contribution of S2 be paid towards the distribution of I,O.D.E. calen- dars which had becn placed in each school in Newfoundland as a gesture of good will when that province entered Confederation; and lastly. a request for a Cana- dian pattcrn of education whereby history and supplementary books. used in the schools. would be the same in each province. At the present time briefs are being pre- pared to be presented to the dif- ferent provincial ministers of edu- cation.

Mrs. W. F. Strong, Child and Welfare Convenor, reported that assistance had been given by her committee to the Blcod Donors Clinic in the soliciting of donors

In a letter received from Mrs. Lawson. Regent of the Royal Ed- ward Chapler, Charlottetown. it was suggested that a committee. comprising delegates from the four Island Chapters. be formed to further the work on a provin-

cial museum. Miss Wyatt was appointed to that committee. A letter of appreciation was

read for the s25 donated to. the P.E.1. Music Festival Scholarship. From COITCSDOIICICDCG read in con- nection with the film on the Queen's Rug, it was decided to obtain that special film for Em- pire Day. if possible. otherwise it would be left until ilie Fall.

The Regent was appointed a delegate to attend the annual meet- ing of '.he l.O.D.E. which will be held in Montreal the latter part of May.

It was decided to leave the dc- iails of the Rummage Sale. which will be held next month. in the hands of the Councillors.

Sincere sympathy from the Chapter was tendered to the fol- lowing members in their recent sad bereavement: Mrs. Gerda Mor- risen. in the loss of a father; the Misses Carrie and Gladys Holman, in the 103 of ii brother: and Mrs. Richard S. Hinton, in the loss of a father.

The National Anthem brought the meeting to a close.-S

Three-Act Comedy is Presented Al Kensiiiglon

The young Adult Group of the United Church, Kensington, pre- sented the three-act comedy "Bringing Up Mother” to an enthusi- astic audience in the King George Hall last night. A mother's up- bringing begins when Mary Louise Fitzgerald returns home from col- lege and finds her mother old- fashioned and utterly lacking in the social graces.

in desperation she decides to take her to Europe and introduce her to society. The result is an hilarious comedy well staged by the following cast:

"Mary Louise Fitzgerald"-Jean Davison.

"Mrs. Maggie Fitzgerald" -Mrs. Georgie MacLeod

"Mrs. H. Chase" - Mrs. Joseph Woodside.

"Lucille Chase"-Thelma Adams

"Lady Beancuff" - Mrs. Ro- bert Carruihers. "Margot Vane" - Mrs. Gordon

Bi-yanton.

"Ruby Crosby" - Alonzo Web- ster. "Lord Cecil Besncuff" - Keith Moase.

"Duke of Guysebury" -- Leman Caseley. .

”ldahoe Ike" - Rev. Mr. Stevens

”Marmndiike" - Keith Stewart.

Excellent music and specialties were provided between the acts and the play will be presented again this evening. -5

SWANBOURNE, Buckingham-

MAMMOTH BINGO

ST. PAUL'S HALL Summerside TUESDAY NIGHT; MAY 2nd

PRIZES GALORE

FUN, rssrmn AND AMUSEMENT

-Aid of Knight: of Columbus Educational Fund.

shire. Ensisnrl-tow)-Houses hero

lare to be numbered for the first time.

THE GUARDIAN.

Siimmersiile Airport News

The official opening of the newly renovated Aircraftsmcn's Club tool: place last Friday night. with ap- proximately 200 airmen and their guests attending. -

The guests were Mrs. E. F. Gross. W-C and Mrs. D. A. Willis, 5-1. and Mrs. E. F. Publlcover, F-L and Mrs. 5- 3- Fee. I"-L and Mrs. J. J. Kil- larn. WOI and Mrs. D. 1.. Quinn. Sgt. and Mrs. R. .1. Oliver.

W-C Willis. in the absence of the Commanding officer. officiated at the opening. and in his remarks, thanked the President. LAC 'Bob' l-Iiliyard and the Committee for the splendid effort in making the opening a success.

Music was supplied by the Lowell Heustis orchestra of Summerside. The entertainment programme was well planned. and the feature event was the Hobby Horse race with F-L Killarn, F-L Fee and W01 Quinn taking part. LAC's Bones, woodruff and Rutledge skyrocket members sang several songs. A solo was sung by F-L Publlcover. During the dance prizes were awarded to winners of the Spot and Novelty glances. LAC lBill" warshlck was Master of Ceremonies for the even- lng.

The door prize was drawn oy Mrs. R. F.Gross, a beautiful table cigarette lighter, and was won by Mrs. Lester Styles.

The tables were arranged cabaret style, and with the oi-erlieod light- ing the new trl-llglit lamps. added to the comfort of the even- ing entertainment.

An excellent lunch, pet-pared by Sgt. Oliver and his staff. was serr- ed.

Congratulations are extended to LAC Charles Dunsford, of the stat- ion Orderiy Room. on his marriage to Miss Audrey Harvey last Sat- urday nlght. The ceremonies were held at Crapaud. P, E. I. where a large number nttended. Mr. and Mrs. Dunsford are residing in Suni- merside.

Mr. Frank Carmichael of Mono- ton. N. B. is visiting his brother and sister-in-law, Cpl. and Mrs. Edward Carmichael.

LAC and Mrs. L. G. Bisson and family moved into one of the new homes at Slemon Park last Friday night.

Mr. and Mrs. I-Itirold Mclror. of Summerslde. were visitors of Cpl. Hugh O'Neill last Sunday.

Barbara. daughter of Pie. and Mrs. J. A. Bernard. is visiting with her graiidpareiits. Mr. and Mrs. A. Gallant in Carleton. P. E. I.

Walliicli suffered to his hands. last week. while carrying out Arctic Survival Exercises in the Arctic area. He returned to this station on Monday.

F-0 "Ilerry' severe burns

Mrs. Artliur Campbell. of Suzu- merside. was a recent visitor of Cpl. and Mrs. :Mattiel Doucett.

F-O R. J. Connolly has been post- ed to Maritime Headquarters, Hali- fax. N. S. He is expected to leave this week. where he will assume the duties as Public Relation Officer.

Miss Gladys and Vera Noonari. of Albany. P. E. I. were week-end visitors of LAC and Mrs. Harold Noonan.

Mr. and Mrs, Bernard, of Albany. P. E. I. visited their son and daugh- ter-ln-law Pte and Mrs. J. A. Ber- nard at Slemon Park last week.

Jottings here and there... I"-S end Mrs. K. Morrison have arrived on transfer from Goose Btty..sgt. 'Bob' Barlow arrived last week, on transfer from North West Air Com- mand. he is ; member of the ser- vice Police. P-S E. K. Mac- Kenzie arrived last Monday on transfer from RCAF Station Rock- Eliffe, Ont.

Kensingion Junior Chamber Of Commerce Meeting

At the last meeting of the Jun- ior Chamber of Commerce held in the Town Hall, Kerislngton. sever- al items of important business were discussed. It was disclosed that plans were well under way to have two theatre nights on May 22nd and 23rd when the picture "rhe- Fountiiin Head". will be shown iii. the Cameo Theatre. Appreciation was voiced for the cooperation shown in this venture by Mr. Ken Pidgeon owner of the theatre. Members now have tickets for sale.

The public affairs committee re- ported that after correspondence with the Island Telephone Com- pany officlals. an improvement in the telephone service was promis- ed

Tentative plans were drawn up for another clean up week cam- paign. Committees were appointed

to report later so that. details could be arranged. On the suggestion of the exe-

cutlve it was decided to continue meeting twice a. month. on the first and third Tuesdays but to have one meeting a month for business and the other one either an open meeting or for some spec- lnl feature.

It was decided to invite Mr. R.

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Two weeks of Arctic flying were completed yesterday with the re- turn to Summerside of the mem- bers of No. 2 specialist navigation course, their instructors and main- tenance crews.

The poiar operation. which is an important part of the final phase of the six months course. was very successful. according to squadron Leader W. L. Gillespie of Sum- merside and Toronto who was in command.

The two Lancasters which trans- ported the navigators came in yes- ierdly from different directions and at different times. Polaris ar- l'iVed at 10.21 A. M. after a long distance hop from Whitehorse, Y. T. in iii hours and 2.1 minutes. Zenith arrived at 11.44) from Goose Bay. Labrador.

The day Previously Zenith had flown "over the top" from White- horse to Goose Bay, this flight be- ing one of the exercises of the trip. Mechancal trouble prevented Polaris from making the same flight.

This year. due to weather con- dttions, there was no flight to the pole. Last year Zenith performed the task of being the first R.C.. A. F. aircraft ever to fly over the

north geographic pole.

donned a three piece suit of light blue gabardine ivlth straw hat and black accessories On return they will reside in Sumnierside -S. MUSICAL JUBILEE

OSLO . (GP: - Norwayis Capl- tal will celebrate its 900th anni- versary in May when 40 school orchestras and scores of adult and children's choirs will entertain in oslo's parks during a week festivities. The festival will

singers through Oslo streets.

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j I C. Parent and Mr. S. G. Peppin of Charlottetown to come tn the next meeting on May 2nd and ex- tend a welcome to all the farmers and others interested. in the H83

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PENIOILLIN "BOO--IEES"

TIII practical mastitis lmtuistt Ready to use- no syringe or solution needed

ug , H”.-J13.-'irn ' No. 2905-io,ooo Int. um.

Pnclioge of I2. . .. 53.00 No. 290i-25,000 int. Units

Package of o-32.00 "

Large stock of Veterinary supplies elways on hand.

I. J. MATHESON

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Siside Planes Return From Flights In Arctic

of I cul-i mlnate in a parade of some 60,000i

KING-SCLA-RE, I-Iamcshire. Eng-I land-(OP)-A duck here laid an egg with a wide green stripe.

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lehapter of Serial "Batman and

During the operation 150 hours were flown by the two aircraft and a distance of 25.500 miles covered. All the flights over the hazardous northern terrain were uneventful.

Whitehorse was the main base but Cambridge Bay on Corn-wallls Island was used as an advance base. Here the members of the course encountered I. man well known to many Charlottetown peo- ple. Cst. C.B. Michelson of the R.C. M. 19., formerly of Charlotte- town detachment.

Re-fueling on long flights was

carried out at Cambridge Bay and all the manual labor is done by . Eskimos. Landing was made on an. i ice strip where the snow had be:-ni ilblowed and rolled making a per- gfect runway, Gasoline is taken in to these advance bases in the sum- .mer by boat and the drums are cached in the snow.

on this operation new instru- ments were tested and the results will be analyzed later. sit. Gilles- pie felt that much valuable infor- mation had been obtained, espec- ially for the Dominion Meteorolog- ical Office. Considerable photo- graphic work was also done, only lone more neck of work remains i to complete this No. 2 course aiirl i then the eight officers will be post- ' ed to various stations. - s

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0 8500 Moslier . y e 6000 lilylaniaque .. i - B900 Nat Pei.-, l 0 1180 Negus i I' lT00 New Cal . l 3-1510 New Dirk 135720 Newlund St. Paul's Church. Su-nimeislde, 20500 N”' N"'" r was the scene of a pretty wedding 1900 N”' V - . on Wednesday morning at 7 o'- M00 New Thiir -- - I clock. when Rt. Rev G. .I.'iviac- '-"I059 Ni"h0'5"" . Lrllan united in marriage, Mary ,1621l:”'a'"'" daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward 334” ”,0'"l"i”i Arsenault. and Fred Arsenault, 20500 M"5Em"" V son of Mr. and Mrs Isaac Arsen- Dion" 1"” t nun. p lsorthlaiid 5 The bride. who was given in 2100 052'?" I marriage by her father. looked 4300 of ' - charming in a floor length gown of 94;.50 0 ea” ” wliite sheer. Her full length veil 3'06) 0:93: was held in place by a coroiiet and 5700 Osisnli ""5 she carried a bouquet of Better 18100 osu.a?(P' THMIE mxisn Ars nault v her 149” P” P” g, L 0,; b ,da ,; V Yiasp 32600 Pan West . .is ers' ri rsmai and -W3.) gcwri- 3000 Pammaq H ed in light blue sheer with match- 9600 Piccadilly iiig veil and common. She carried 150 Pick Crow" a bouquet. of Pink Delight roses 135 mom," Mr. Henry Gallant was grooms 2900 Preston " C ”'”m- 4600 Pros Air During the Nuptial Mass, a mlx- 10995 pun-1., ed cliolr under the dirrction of 1000 Que Lab Mrs. Irene Peters, sang approprl- 2700 Que Man ?:l?:h.uIlyn'1lI'I-St with Mrs. Gertie 700 pol,-".15 - 3 1 59 015 - 2700 Que Man Following the ceremony a re- 53292 Queensmn vepticll and breakfast was held at 1650 Quemont l-iillcrest Lodge for the irrmerliate 31m Quesahe relalives and friends. The bride's 200 Ropvgs , mother was attired in a dress of 35500 Room, ., , wine crepe and erirsagc of Better 1000 Rocheue T.-me roses. while the groom's 3500 Roxana mother were a dress of black Crepe, 185 Royal Bk and corsage of i-led roses on-.i 259 Roygliie . Arthur Arseiiaut proposed tlltv 1200 Roy nr toast to the beside, to which th-1-1 300 San Ant . groom responded. 3500 Saniiorm . Mr and Mrs, Arsenaiilt left on 1600 Senator a honeymoon trip to Saint John. 23600 ShawkE.V N. B. For travelling the bride 1200 50969 CF