I-Iappy Memories For P. E. I. Scouts AI World Jamboree
.,pecia1 To The Guardian)
ymgara-On Frmm. was a memo en-I'.V ("'9 of u" at 4 "0 fast iiiiL'0 ill
on ooardcd our bus. for the trip "3111 and bus-
m 1.. st Catharlnes whence We ,”.m.(...,1,.d hy one of five special W... In Toronto. At Toronto we ..m-p joined by BIWUE 9-500 Om" s('tIiils who made the trip on other trains and the S. S. Cayuga and M 1 in PM we formed up and ma. .- h r :1 into the Exhibition m.Im,,(1, where Mr- Jackson Wt... rm; our Jamboree camp rim ..ok the salute.
mm hri-iikitizl off from the Pin" W. xiv went the rest of the day thy I-jxhihition grounds viewing
. ....... mhihlts. enjoying the W... M witivo.-sin" the open-
..,,m ;.t wIIl"Il our Rrltisli ; illilof Sroiit. Lord Row-
A,M.. had a' snack breek- given luncheon and supper and of cornflaltes. milk. and or- privileges. At about 9:00 P.M. we. ,,1 package of raisins. then assembled to return to camp via.
allun. was guest speaker and of-
.the-Lake, Ont. - ficinlly opened the big show. presided. He welcomed all to the rsble day for Through the courtesy of the C.N.E. closing and stated he had three We were up we were admitted to the grounds.iduttes to perform - to thank all
arriving at our tent.s about midnlt a tired but satisfied and happy group. -FIRST RAINSTORM
i. August 27: A Had our only rain lot our whole stay at Niagara. It lreally poured down just after we :got into bed upon return from Torn onto and it lasted several hours. 'Howei'er. we were not awakoiied -until l0:00 A.M at which time we found the rain had ceased and the sun was breaking through. Ililri a late breakfast. cleaned up things a bit. then after a liuht lunclioon. loiiit-d all nlhor St-outs rind lenders in the Rl'PYlR for tho l'lit'4IllL' torc- monics which took place at 4'00 P.M.
Eastern Guardian
llllli .ti.i-..s.sttitil:2s oill be 9... ,..i xugnqi 29 to September lst ,,. . ...-
...mi, ilontnuiic Srliuol will lwm. mi Tliur.-d:iy. September 1. W N :,.,,,i,... rtv order 1! trus- tr
,..i-' Htl-F lll.()0l) Transfus- ...,.. .w- ainilrihle for all so all ,i.,.,i.i hp pith;-r donors or boost- ,. -mt wool"
siiilml. BOOKS for all grades illtlltltilllv clown and twelve in .,....i. ;rt Sit'ir;ii't and Beck's. A... ..i-ihhlers and crayons It (pp.-.' uricen
li)llt'.l-I )im:'l'lNG - The reg- ;;j,.r mt-t-tinu of Hillside Lodge. E.
(I o r iinniaguu. was held 'lwn--..i..i night with Ross Hamil- um R (i . itl'('hl(llllE. Several bills ll4'l'I- nil motion ordered paid.
.l:um-.- I)PW2'iI'. the official delegate Iriinl tho lodilo. save a detailed re- purl oi the proceedings for the Ihninl l.o:li.'c sessions which were
DEPOSIT YOI'R BLOOD to- day - you iiiirzht need a trans- lusion voiirself some rlnvl
.'il()NTAGUE Ni-ll-LIIS Y0l' as one of its 1250 Blood Doiiors at Red Cross Choir in Beaver Cliih Hall on Wednesrlay. August 31st between 2 and -I or between 7 and it Stniidnrd time
AN INF()RMAl. Rorcplioii and Tea for Hon. Senator Elsie in- man will be held at the summer home of Mrs L H Poole. Wed- nesday. August .'ll. 3 to 5-30 pm. Mrs .l. P Beer and Mr: I. ll. lPoolc hostesses Everyone wel- come
! Murray River
Mr. and Mrs Fred White. Murray River. rem-ntI'y spent a week-cnd in New Glasgow. N. S. guests of :Mr. and Mrs. George Biiell. I
Muster Wayne lVliicKay Murray River is spending some time in
-train. we all felt a twinge of re-
lmlti ill ii.-.i.r;. , v s The meetingiil ,'h.N, W ,...,, days and murder. Charlottetown. guest of his brother
Leaves Today For McGiIl 1
Mr. Stephen S Hessian. Jr. who rc":ved a B. Sr, degree niajor- iing in physics from St Francis lXavier University. Antigunish. NW 8. t 's spring. leaves today fnri
Mrs Jachun D”dd5' "mp chiet continue his studies to engineer'-
who had made the Jamboree poss- ible or who had assisted in any way to make it such a success:
Hiuh.Scoringi P. E. I. Swine
present commemorative plaques
in all contingent leaders and sub- .
. . . . The Adi-ziiicod Rci:i.sti;i' Board (amp chiefs. and to introduce Ma-lror Swine has ksuvd H mm”
.ior General 0 C. Spry, Director of the international Bureau. After the presentations, Generall Spry officially closed the Jamboree: . , , and called upon Lady Baden-Pow-i Klmlwfley M30 7-7 'lV W; M3?” ell to say a few words. The widowil-50d Md S""5i 1"i175,3:943 Cams” of the founder delivered a stirring1D"9I'955 1'” 'tI- A 1I1i""5if'l' 5' ,,".sS;”1(.p received 3 n-em,ndou5pl9l-9i); Kinibei-Icy Mac 79(- IN.
which shows the following P. E. Island owned sows recently quali- fled.
ovation then called for threelw; M"f'L90iI 3”” S””5l 8'l67'R93 (.hee,.5 (0,. camp Chief Dodds. ;Clintonia Lass lfllrl I()liver Meek) All the thousands assembled 3s22I'37' Villtshlre Queen IF lEl-
joined hands. sung Auld Lang mer Yuunkcrl 9-173-83: Stonc-hill gyms and the crowd men meddean -tiill tlllt.-Coririemk Brosr 14- (mm the huge arena. 100-82: Payiiiiale Hniprcss l3H IW. in the evening the band of the R0137” P9Y"”?'” 3473'”?- R('R tIilV(' another splendid cnn- In the above scores. the first cert, there were three displays by-figure Ifli'II('ilI95 the number of foreign contlngents and our boys: pigs saved in the tested litter. The attended the Camp Atlantic camp. second figure denotes the age in fire where boys from all our sub-; days of the niizs when SlilllEIliPl'PfI. rninii vtiiiliiiszeiitra put on stun1ii.. The last. IlLZlll'C uives the art-i'a2c etc it was a grand gel-IOREI-IICI”.ISIIIIEIIIPF test score of the four Each and every boy agreed the-test pies. Jamboree had been a real success and all hated to leave. However. all joined in "taps" and after hid- ding IZIFCWPII to one another. wend (!(I their way to their campsites "ml hm I Mr. Loiiis Kt-rniii. Tit-ii Cross BREAKING CAMP VSwimmin;1 and W:iti-i' Safety in- Augua-t 2". ., Sunday - motherpstructur. coptiiictetl a very siircess. fine daywnm mo w"m-J-"St ful swimminiz program at (.am-
Cambi-idae Safety Tests
right rm. breaking Campp 1-hmeibrldze and prosciitctl three wclli
was an early (.hurch service for trained clzissos for oxziiiiiiiziliiin.
McGlll University. Montreal. to 16 itoun.
' tests which were conducted by Ewen. Karen Kelly. Ro Dralt. l1i;zi:lC(liiiliiiurt-1 .'IiRi:il .lo.-in Tliii:-hx, l”:.i'-i P.-tors, .l(-on Brain. Milrei I e .i'0.K5 ant trial Lite ?iH.'-Itii Kt-I x-
cCIId"CsEd.wt-re pl'fNf'llI"(l to tho ItIlI'IUlllL' -l'iiiu-i- .lt-rrv ('tmmah'. slim-(-ssftil tilnlllflitlts fimnl l.lI6' S;-nine Stir-icty lst. Morell Swininiitiiz and Water llrziiiiit-rt i Ill.'tii.. H 9;, NM In ii-uiim 'lItVI.'llll1ITl' Beryl Safety Committee with Mr iii-1: 511...,-(1-n L.-,.--,..,,. " 1;... ,,.- ii 11'--viilm M91'Ad9m 3("I"E "5 "I'3llilTlHH den il.'wlx'a-iv-v Illiilil tn.-i-, .-n. ;'mI ll.-n lti Hronze Medallion: 5P0"5”"9d 3 Very EUCVCSFIIUI Swlmr Errol lllt'l('IillUill, -lllll':l)' .ll.'ic- Rob:-rt 'i.lnt-Krn7ie
ming program from Auizust 2 to tl'.
Miss Sheila l')el.oi'y, Ct-tii'Qt-- iiistriiclcd the Suiiiiiiiim: and Water Safety skills and uro- sented 4 classes for exiiiiiination. The committee sponsoring the group expressed their appreciation: to Miss l)eLor.v for her fine work.' and to Robert fox his transporta- tion scrvi(-es. by appi'opri.-tip gins.
Treats were served to the swmi-i mers at the comnlction of thcl
I Bear River
lllessrs. Tom and Colin .'ilt-flziuuli have left rcceiitly for the .irin-. Tom is taking his basic II'Hlfllll'! at Kingston. Ontario and Colin at Camp Petawaws, Ontario.
Mr. and Mrs Frank 'lio(lrl anti .chlldren Mario and Dick. hznc we- 'turned to their home in Roslinrlzzlo. Mass. after spendiniz an -viinv- nhle vacation with Mrs Todr1's parents, Mr and Mrs. Roarh V.r--p Gaiizh. .
Mi". and Mrs Leoiiarrl Pair-rs and son. John. were iir-ckciirl TIQII-. ors at. the home of Mrs Frances. MrGaIiEh
Misses Bernice and Frannie Kli- Gaiiizh spent the past week visit- ing friends and relations in (inor-
jlottetown.
spend some time with her mother. Mrs. Mary Gallant.
Miss Mary E Gnllnni from Brooklinc. Mass. arrived home to
Anizliciins and Mass for Roman The ('antln-irluc Worm-n's lnsti- niers. .
Cllllllilift boys All others joined in tute with 'ilr.x .l.l) l.zinniu.ni H('l- Bellinllcrsf M.Vl'1l8 ('I”W- 5"”
a Scouts Own service and then the lng as cliairinzm of tho Qiriniming Johnston. David -lclmsiml
clennup started and Water S.'tf(-ty ('.,,m,.,m.;. 5p(in- Juniors: Gail Cloiix F.ilr-oii Son- As the day went on we said our sored this niiniinl prournni Sal)f)llL5h, Blaine lx'crwiii, lloward
fart-wells. ”safe trip". etc to the Paul (ludinorc zi-sistwl by .lonn l-Zerwin. Gerard (litlrliiies. Ronnie
vnrioiis contingents. U. S. A. mov- Murphy exzvniinvd the !!i'uiIp on Biitlrr. F7-"Fir -l0l!IN"P
ed out first. then the Scots, the August 2? illltl ll z--rivvl .iw.'ir(is lnlermedizites: Basil K('l'lllll.
South Africans, New Zealaiiders to the tolluwiiiiz siicci-ssliil swim- Audlitiy -I9nki"S-
and Huhamaiis followed with N. "
S. P. E. l. and N B. contingent: ,,. a I W y p .
leaving later In the day. By even- ing thinizs were pretty well de- sertcrl uith Bermudians and l.eeu';ii'ii ewindward b o y s only left behind. As we boarded our buses for the trip to St. Catharines where we were to catch our special
are! at having to leave Niagara whore we had lived. played and made so many friendships during
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BE TIRE CA
aolr lruislailnn was completed in rnniitwlitiii with the lodge work. In the -iilantn- Provinces. The Noble Grand thanked Mr Dewar for IIIS it-ix mmpletr report. William
ii.nl.t-an also more ii report on spending their holidays in Whltel
lnx rm-t-iil trip to Vancouver. 3. (.
mic-his and the many friends he mt-v while travelling across the nninuyv His talk was thoroughly oiiiovntl .-'is there was no further luisiiicss, the meetinl was ad- joiirnt-ii
O Ptsauid East P..t..n.i i;.-isi school opened for on i1t.'-ASK term on Monday Au-
ru-I IS with Miss Marian Roger- sno as teacher
ii: i"i'ank Birt arrived from SMIxaii'IlPlV8l1 to visit his brother Wallace and MP0. Blrt.
in and Ms. Harold Jay were llxliurs in Charlottetown August it
her many friends regret the ill- ness of Mrs. Rainy Jay and hope for I speedy recovery.
Mr and Mrs. Floyd Jay were visitors to Covehead Road Wednes- day evening guests of Mrs. Jay's lslfttlllis, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mae-
onn ti
llr mid Mrs. Joseph Cody. tIallL1I1lPr Joanne and Mrs. Cody's mother. Mrs. Cassie McGuire, left Friday morning for their home in Msssachiisetts having spent the l3sst.two weeks visiting Mr. and Airs Given Kelly
lIi.-.- Hurley Jiiy left Moncton II) plane for Yarmouth. N.S.. Fri- flli morning to attend the Mac- giillan--ltowell wedding on An-
lit-oritc Jay spent I few r:,ui- during the week in Lorne nlllhv guest of her son-in-law and
rrlniichinr. Mr and Mrs Earle Mac- ... l
. l -Illitlllla .lny spent the Au- ilylisi :0 ut-okcnd with her parents. V WI "rs l-'.riwnrri Jay
V lint I-.iiu-I Hill was a weekend mini at the home of her parents. lit um xv, m,,m".e M"
I I Earle MacDonald. -Ilrnv latter. were Sunday visitors I the Ilflmb of Mrs. MacDonald's l””""'i Vlr and Mrs. George Jay.
Hit-u Hal);-I Jay. Charlottetown, ”"' ht”? parents. Mr. and Mrs.
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For Quality Mildneu Value
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iltl-IHW and sister. Mr and Mrspllle P8811011 days.
FOR YOUR
I Basil Irving. I
Mr. and Mrs Bruce Porter and. son Larry Windsor. Ontario. are
Sands and Murray River as guests
ilr meiitinned the humurous In. of their mothers. Mrs. Ada Buell Can you get by on 6 or 6 lioure'
and Mrs. Clara Porter.
Mr. and Mrs. John Herring and son John Barry, Toronto. are .spending some time in Murray River. guests of Mr Hcrrlngis parents. Mr. and M45. Louis Herring. Mr Herring is with that R. C. A. F in Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Stirling Mat.-Kay and daughter Flonnic have taken up residenc. in their new home in Murray River
Mr. Vernie Rankin, Pictou Island N. I. was a recent visitor to Murray River. guest of his sister lMrs. Clifford Keenan and Mr. lKeeasn. 1
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”ABOU'l' MR8. LESLIE"
Shirley Rooth. Robert Ryan Coming - Fri - Sat - THE PRODIGAL
TENDERS
Tenders for the constniciion of a fire
the north side of the King's County Hospital. n-
tuue.vIillbereceivedbytheBoardofTruateeeun- For further lntonmtion tippl,v---
Chairman Building Committee.
ltow iiiiicli do you luiov about sloop?
deep? Can you make up let: for loat sleep? In sleep before mid- night the most valuable? All sleeping pills safe? In it bad to be round ” ;? Can snor- ing be cured?
September Reader's Digeat brings you acientidc advice about sleep - and new information to help you get a good night's rest. Get your copy of Septem- ber Reads-'s Digat today: 41 articles of lasting intenlt.
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THEATRE MONTAGIIE
SUPER C nest
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SEE YOUR
T. M. LLEWl.'LLYNo
HAMPION
TOM DAVIES
Great George St.
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FOR EVERY BUDGET
316 TRADE-
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-RAND YOUR OLD RECAVPABLE TIRES
OTIIER SIZES AT 816 SAVIIV65
Firestone
. A . THERE'S FUN FOR YOU - . . .
AND THE FAMILY TOO - - ' AT THE
NORTH RIVER Ditnic-IN THEATRE
BOX ()FIi'l(lE OPENS H t'.TI. - SHOW AT 8:30 P.M.
TODAY and. TUESDAY
YIPPEEI! HERE COMES THE GAL THAT
MADE THE WILD WEST WILDER!
Folks. it's llAY-Iii.-,litt'iil! 'I'Iit- soii-,;s are great. the story's great. and Doris Iins timer lit-.i-ii grt-nit-r! You'll enjoy every miniit.i- of this i'ip-siioriiiig. TN-Iiiiit-olor hit. with more (-IRICAT new soiigs and iiiiws than any picture in yours.
DORIS DAY and HOWARD KEEI.
In "CALiiMlTY JANE"
('O.TlE AS Y()l' ARE . . . ANI) BRING THE FAMILY
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up on new
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DEALER TODAY
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MAYFAIR THEATRE
Murray River - MONDAY - TUESDAY
"Three For The Show"
In UINEMASCOPE and TECHNICOLOI
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Betty (Ii-able. Marge imd Gtwrer Champion
Plus-eL'UMEDY . . . Show Time A 8:30 pm. 3.1. R4-giilnr Admission
CAPITOL
You've Seen Prison Riots . . .
You've Seen inhuman Guards . . .
You've Seen Convicts Siugged In Their Cele iBy Other Convicts . . .
'BUT
You've Never Seen What You Will See H "UNCHAINED". Daily Shnwinp
-TUB. ' 2;30 . moo . 9:09
AMAZING
PIiIS0II-IIIlH0lIT-BIIlS! .. - .7 IIITHOiiT BIIIISI
IVIIHIIIT HILLS! 2000 at tile
”'l'iii-re's More Fun At The .Vloviee"
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' Barbed-wire scarred him . . but ooiildift stop If Men fought him . . . but ooiildn't whip him! Women loved him . . . but couldn't hold him!
HS HOME IAS HIS SA00l.E. .. "HIS Ittlt FRIEND ...A SIX-GUN! and in dared to
keep the strangest I
boepoinenusn ever made with T ' Iwemoni
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KIRK DOUGLAS JEANNE (RAIN CLAIRE TREVOR
p TANTON'S TIRE SERVICE 1
.52 Keir! sit. lhal 1674
Home and Auto co. Ltd.
187 Great George Street
Did 5547
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FEA'l”I-RI'Tl”TIt) - f.'Al('I'0UN SITOVVING 2:30 - T - 9
TODAY - TUE. - WED. PRINCE EDWARD
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