AUGUST 15. 1950" ”

pi

HE WE

Fr 1 I Summer Street,

' Ilorue Phones: The tluerdlen me; be

Bookstore.

. gay. Newseteul. Veto: Street:

.I AlbIn'e nu Ooudin goy at 30 PI? ,0” ordlr O0 ...uir.Ni-:nAi. msuuwclt. iuipti G uuturt, Summertid

.-BINGO, Parish Hall, Indian River, Tuesday. August lath.

..nR. CALLAGIIAN will be gbscnt from his office until Mon- day, August 21st.

.AI.L SUMMEBSIDE Dental Of- mes will be closed all day Wod- magy from July 19th to Sept. 1st.

.4, HAROLD GOODWIN will be absent from his law office from August 12 to Hill.

-AT ROTARY-Mr. Jack Smith, past district governor, Windsor, om. was the guest speaker yester- any at the regular weekly luncheon meeting of the Summerside Rotary Club. Mr. Smith gnve a splendid and most inspiring address on the ob- jecllve of rotary. Visiting Rotar- latis present included James H. Henderson. Brookline, Mass.. who has .1 most enviable record for at- tendance at Rotary with thirteen years unbroken attendance to his credit. Also present were Elias Bltincliard. Wilmington, lllass., Dr. Clarence Bait-s, Dundas. 0nt.. Clyde Congdoi. Brunswick, Maine. iv. .1. McGinn. Scots Plains. Fern- wood. N. J. Rev. C. S. Linklettcr. Atlantic, Iowa. Mr. Charles Link- letter of Summcrside was fl guest.

-s

N Personals

Sziitil Julin,

to. is the guest of Miss Bonnie Link- S

letter. Summerside.

-Miss Marlon Morrison of Bus- ton. Mass. is spendin her holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Morrison” Grand River.-S

-Sgt. and Mrs. Peter Mickiis of Toronto. Ont.. are spending their leave in Summerside, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Rana-han.

S

-Friends of Mrs. Allie MacNcill of New Annan. who is a patient in the Prince County Hospital. look forward to her speedy recov- ery. S

-Mr. Oiivcr MacNeill. New Perth. was a recent Visitor to Travellers Rest. the guest of his cousins, the Misses Annie and Georgie Mathes- on.-S

-Mira Jean Keough of Boston is spending a week'I vacation vis- iting relatives in SAlbaniy and Charlottetown. also her sister, Mrs. Allie McNeili of New Annan who is a patient in the Prince County Hospital. 5

-Mrs. Layton Hai-rlnglomspring Valley. returned to her home to- day after being a patient in the Prince County Hospital for the past few weeks.. 5

and we. Gordon Toombs. Summersldo have returned to their home after spending I few days touring cape Breton Island and other points of interest in Nova Scotia.-S

-Mr. Wendell ceilbeck of Ham- ilton. Ontario. arrived in Summer- side on Sunday on I two weeks vec- ailan which he will spend with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. George Callbeck.-S

-Miss Florence Morrison of Tor- onto is spending her vacation with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Chlrles Morrison, Grand River. She will leave to i-es-ume her duties with the civil service on August 21.--S

-Miss Alberta MacLclliin. Ot- tawa, is visiting her brother. Mr. H.-izen Macmillan and Mrs. Mec- Leilan. Summemide, and her sis- lcr. Mrs. James criiashnn Ind Mr- Callaghan. Kinkora. 5

Instructor . llescuesjoy

Ray Durant. swimming instruc- for at the 1'': Men's rwimmlnz l0' ration on the Marine Whirl- summersids jumped in fully clothed yesterday afternoon and rescued it young lad who hind K01 into difficulty. The boy. Ronnie Burns. had jun pulled his early swimming tests at the shore and this was his first experience in deep water. At the time Mf- Durnnt was dressed to so homo When some dne called He took off his cost but jumped in with the rest of his clothlrilf on in- cluding his shoes.-S.

-Q-?::-I-b-'-

RO'l'l'l2RDAM'. Aug. 14 - (AP) - More than hell of Roiiardaml 10.000 docksrs-went on strike ic- d-y for higher wages. hnplovml My Oovu-nnmit regulations forbid "I IIIBTOCHA ”

sreiui sup

nuvon oouurv onion ' UIIQII

Douutwe Grocery. Second I

. W. it.

-In . There was I I004 31' members and MID

rllfltflsole Ill

lfewe. Subscriptions, Advertising Iepreeenteuvee 1. sum: IIJIPIIY and own): cw

UOIl.l:lIlIli0IIIO

stores in 3 . ' Innunee street: tkurllee Dvuntore. It central ltrees.

Ilnrl Ileodet, I1 Grenville Sheet: tuqt: Inland lfo:or Transport.

Grocery. In Iiueell high:

wlllUOtIIllv0ndhIlIItIlIOIlIllIInllIldohl0lrl'Il' deyerlleperweek. I'boneQl!ertlieIervlceergIve the to: responsible for delivery on not need

-POULTRY. - Buying .Livs Fowl daily. Encopt Saturdays. Fred Wadmen. Kensinaton.

-SIIOWII IN MALl'I!QlllJ- Mrs. Chester Simpson opened her home to a shower for Leonard Abbott and his bride who were recently married ' in Saint John. and are spending their honeymoon in Mslpeque. Upwnrds of 50 people were present. Mrs. Frank Beaii-sio performed the duties of chairman. and called on Earl Tay- lor to read an address to Phil and Leonard, after which Milton Ram- sey presented an envelope of money. Mr. and Mrs. Abbott re- plied with appropriate words of appreciation and thanks. Rev. Mr. Gross also rpoke I few puiiable remarks. A lively sing-song fol- lowed with Mrs. Simpson at the piano. Mrs. Frank MacNutt also played several numbers for sing- ing. The ladies in charge served delicious refreshments. All de- parted wishing Mr. and Mrs. Ab- bott many years of happiness and -prosperity.

Summerslde Youths Perforiii Rescue

Donald MacArthur and Clive MacDonald. two Summersitie youths. with considerable diffi-

culty carried to safety at Caven- dish beach on Sunday afternoon a man who had apparently taken a weak turn.

The boys were swimming "in about four and a half feet of water when Donald fMacArthur heard a gasp and turning around saw 3 man. who he later learned was Mr. Thomas Chsppcll of Shcrbrooke. in difficulty. When he approached him Mr. Chappcll ask- cd to be helped ashore and then passed out and started to sink. Donald MacArthur called to Cllve MacDonald and they succeeded in getting him ashore although it was quite a distance and he is It fairly heavy man. A life guard performed the necella y treat- ment and after it short period he regained consciousness.

Yesterday he had recovered from his experience but the two boys undoubtedly saved his life. -S.

New Annon and . Vicinity

Mr. Lloyd Enman left by motor on Saturday for Ontario.

Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Schurmiin and family. Spring Valley. were visitors to New Annan recently.

Mr. and Mrs. Allison Mayne and infant daughter were visitors to New Anhan on Sunday.

Miss Mir-ism Ceseley. Wllmpt Valley, was a visitor to Travellers Rest recently.

Mn. Ella Montgomery and Mrs. Thomas Schurman were visitors to Surnmerlide on Saturday.

Mr. Delbert Rayner end Mr. Don Schurmen were business visitors tp Summerside on Friday.

Misses Vessie and Bertie Daw- son. popular Summersidu clerks. were cyclists to New Annsn on Sunday.

Mrs. Arthur wright was I vis- itor at the home of her sister and brother-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wood. Travellers Rest. Sun- day evening.

Mrs. Rex Dawson and son MY- ron. North Tryonnspent the week- end vlsiting relatives and friends in New Annan.

Mrs. Albert Mouse and Mrs. Walter Moose. New Annsn. W9" visitors to Summei-side on Wed- nissdey.

Mrs. Fred Hoover. Pownllv W” I week-end visitor et the home of her daughter and son-in-lIW- Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Rayner. New Annui.

Miu Marion Macxly hi” "-" turned to her home in Daimler. having spent the summer month: at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Schurrnan. .

..The many friends of Mrs. Al- ire NCNIIU, New Annsn. will be poi-ry to hear she is I plllml 1: the Prince Count! Ho-vlilh 1:"! .1: hope to see her eniovlnl 9 ' tor health soon. i

The friends of little Joyce Rav- ner. elder daughter of 341'. Ind gm pgibgpt Rayner were sorry to beer that die ind ll" IW""'” removed in the Prince Count! Hospital and all hop! for e IP09” fQCOVIl'y.'

Mr. erid.Mra. Ivan Bownou. Norboro. Iccomoonleil 51 ”i'"

t t the home of

;and brother-

ia-lnw. Mr. and Mrs. Al Schoe- mgri. Travellers R931. 5””?-

Ilse New Anhen Women's insti-

M. m. M.lseul:n hTtilI"ldI;' IWW

"""" " attendance

. else.

suainou was ”

uoli report of no . convention

day afternoon Wing Commander R. 1'. Gross turned over command of R.C.A.F'. Station. Sun-imerride

pi-suive one and its purpose is evident in every act that is ried out. At

parade and when his successor

corded A general salute and then he conducted an ' , ctlon of the parade. composed of officers and

officers then returned to the se- luting stand where WfC Grosg in 'a moving speech bid fereweligto the station.

Following this both officers- rlgned the station register and then the new commanding of- ficer took over the parade. A march past was held with the n- lute taken by the retiring com- mander and the ceremony ended ivlth three rousing cheers for him as he left the parade square.

Following the official ceremony. the officers posed for photo- graphers before a totem pole. which the Summeriiide airmen be- lieve to b'e the only one in East- erncanade. Among its markings in the number 144-the troops' jacular nickname for Gross.

The new commander told a press conference that Canada's new role of training airmen for Atlantic Pact countries will come into affcct at this station Oct. 1, A class of 20. now studying at London. 0nt.. will begin training here then and the number likely will increase.

arrived on the field he was nc- .

to Group Captain H. E. Richards. ' 0.8.11.

The ceremonial is I very ;m- 3

men of his new commend. Both -

Later in the officers men Wing Commander and Mrs. Gross were presented iviih is silver cocklnll set by Squadron Leader F. N. Sheffield on behalf of the. men.

to London. England for is seven months course.

Speak. At Parade

tei-day he said:

end of my command of R. C. A. F. Station. Summerslde.

happy and instructive other for comparatively

est in the R.C.A.F. This progress and growth have been the result

Hopes Ciliiens Will Welcome Pact Students

The hope that the people of Summerslde will go "all out" to offer hospitality to the navigation students from the Atlantic Pact countries who -will arrive here on October let to undergo a period of training was expressed yesterday at a press conference following the "handing over” ceremony. by Group Captain HIE. R.ichards.' 0.8.2. new ccmmanding officer at the R. c. A.r'. Station. summerside. He said he knew from his exp”- lence as air attache in Sweden how grateful strangers are for any lilndness shown by the local peo- ple, He said that these no men from France. Holland. mlllllm. Norway and Italy represent only it thin trickle to what might come later on.

Group captain Richards is de- ririous of obtaining a suitable home to rent in summerside as he is at present living at the char- lottetown Hotel. One result of his family living in E-weden for over two years is that his two children speak fluent Swedish. he told the newspepernic... - 8

31'. ANN's nor as c. w. 1..

The August meeting of the st. Ann's Lot 65 sub-division of the c. w. L, was held on Aug. dth. with an attendance of in members. The meeting opened with prlY91' by our Director. Rev. George Mc- Cormack.

The President. Mrs. Mai-thin! Murray, occupied the chair. The minutes of the last meetln, were read by the secretary, end adopted as read. The treasures-'1 report was also read and adopted. .

A list of the members eligible for election to the Diocesan council was read. and the attached ballot fcrm filled out.

Mrs. Matthias Murray was It)- paimed delegate to attend the Diocesan c....vention.

Correspondence reed consisted of ii "'l.'hank- You" letter received from one of our girls. WM hll

cm to the Missionaries of Mary. A letter was also reed rourdiril the Sisters of at. Marthe. and can from the convsnor of Missionaries. A motion was made and adopted that money be MK”! Wt '1 '3" tuna. to pay the elite due on the Canadian League Magazine. Lot- us-ybooksinaidoftbec.w.L. Diocesan him were distributed. It was decided to NW I I-IW" party and done in the user future """'..””2.i.'.'.:”:.......”” ..l:.l:7&

e ducod I I

R. MacDonald. 9-3 ll" Ontario. Pound: of the Mission- eries of Mary. Ille- Donald save a detailed

of this new oonuiilllooi V3.01. first home is in Alexandria. and is known as "Our Indra. Minimu-

I! nun, Q)”; M. l?.1..'...?' l..i'i3.... by gnetlietlou of

that Mcoorllteek.

gym 0 lIl'l'llIl IIOUIING in en, 1.191.170 new. homes have m provided in lrltein since

Charlottetown was given by the

delegstel. A delicious lunch was no" . V

the Most nleuois Increment by h- .

I I

l

WVC Gross plans to leave Sum-: work to merside on Wednesday' on routelshould be

l I

In speaking to the parade yes-l.K00

"it is with mixed feelings thatl that command of the I participate in the handing-over pass to ceremonies today which mark the.Group Capt

1

"rise GUARDIAN.) crisamrri

ll 9' A,” New C. O. Over At . -Will Investigate S'side C. A. F. Station

At a ceremonial parade yostsr-i

Wing Omdr. Grace

of the hard work. keen lnieml and co-operation of every mem- ber of the Il.IN0ll-

"1; lg to you. each and every 0M of you. who has put his shoulder to the wheel with ,enthusiasm to rebuild and reorganize the unit that credit is due. New messes and club. were formed. old one! improved. The trade advancement centre was created and new han- gars brought into use. Amenities guch u rifle club. hobby shop. libraries and snack bar sprang in- to life. Each individual played his part. and added his contribution in bringing the unit to its pre- sent high standard. May I extend to you on behalf of the service. the appreciation and thanks 101' the part you have played in the build-up.

--1-here g, mu 3 good deal of be done. Your to make Summerside the best station in the service. Your excellent continued effort. of the magnitude already shown. will undoubtedly result In the achieve- merit of this aim. Keep up 1'" is work. y . "It is also gratifying to realize station will the capable hands of aln Richards. V011? new commanding officer. Whom I know. will receive the same lup-

"The last 18 months have been port which .V0ll MV6 KW?" ""-

"Mny I wish each and every

me. The station has grown from, one of YOU iK00d lllck "ll ml" small beglnnlnxl. tinued until today it is one of the larg-. careers in the service and to all lot you good-bye.

success in 3'0"? th"”"

Swimming Tests Held Al S'slde

Junior. intermediate and senior swimming tests were held at the Marine Wharf in Summerslrle on Monday. August 14th at 11.00 .l.l'll. Mr. Ralph Emery, Red Cross swimming and water safety tr.- sti-uctor was the examiner.

The juniors deserve great credit for their showing as most them just completed their elemen- tary tesis taken at Corney's Shore. For most of the juniors swimming at the Marine Wharf was quite an adventure and they all did very well indeed.

The intermediate and seniors made a fine showing of the swim- ming strokes and water skills. Senior swimmers wishing to take their bronze medallion course will attend the lfe saving classes daily at four o'clock in the afternoon.

Mr. Ray Durant and Min June Ramsay were the instructors dur- ing the tests.-

Tha following passed success- fully:

Junior: Anthony Ccles. Law- rence Gallant. James Bagnall. Mel- vin Gaudet. Eric Lewin, Norma Fitzpatrick. Joanne Burns. Mae Arsenault, Ann Hickey. Marlon MacLeod. Maui-lee Cannon. Don- ald Gallant. Creelman MacArthur.

Intermediate: Irene Mountain. Creelmari MacArthur. Anthony Coles. Marjorie Cahlll. John Birm- ingham.

Seniors: Alban Gallant. Donald Coles. Windsor Arsenault. Peter Robson. Robert Gallant. Alfred

Groom.-S.

MOUNT PLEASANT W. I.

- The regular monthly m6Cl'.l!lKl of the Mount Pleasant Women's Institute was held Thursday even- ing in the school. There were seven members and several visitors present. Meeting opened by sing- ing the Institute Ode. followed by, repeating creed in unison: Minutes- of last meeting were read and adopted. It was agreed we help in putting school pump down. Mem- bers alao decided that those who could, would go Thursday after- noon and clean the school room before opening of term.

Next meeting at home of Mrs. John Bishop. Baking commi” Mrs Joseph Ladner and Mrs. Al- fred Moors. Meeting closed by singing 0 canade. Lunch was then served.

MIIJOURNI. Australia, Aug. 14 -(Reuters)-Australia manufactur- ed nesrly 2.250.000 golf balls last year end its golfers-lost one out of every three. the Professional Colf- ers Association estimated today.

THROAT

A . Town Employees:

goal i

0, "WM C0-Operate to keep these

Pension Plan For

A decision to appoint a committee to investigate a pension plea for the permanent employees of ' the Town was taken at the regular monthly meeting” of the Town Oouncil last evening. His Worship Mayor Henry Wedge presided and all the members of the oounoil ox- oept councillor G. B. sheen were

Margate swimming classes Examined

ur. Everettc.1.lowe11Yn. who has been teaching swimming end wat- er safety et Mergete for the put two weeks presented a. splendid class for erxuninution on satur- day. Mr. Paul Cuditm e testel the in the various water skills and spoke to the group of the lmpwtenea of water safety and the value of e thorough knowledge of artificial respiration.

-

Mr. T. E. Hickey. C. A. Mayor Wedge appointed councillors J. L. Gorrill and G. B. Sheen to represent the Council.

Mayor Wedge said he felt that this is a democratic way to deal with the matter. There has been I demand for such I pension plan for some time.

A letter us read from the Mari- time Fire chiefs Association thunk- ing the Town for the invitation to held their convention in summer- slde next summer and accepting the Jnvitatlon.

A letter of application for a posi- tion as town engineer was read from Mr. R. James wood.Di-um. mondville. Que. on motion the iettar was filed for future ref- emnce. Mayor wedge said that as the work is pretty well done for the season he could see no need for an engineer at this time.

Financial , Report

councillor Gon-ill Npoirting foi- the finance committee said that up to July slat revenue is up over last veer by 36,200.00 but that ex- ipenditure is up by 87,500.00.

Councillor Gorrlll said it would be necessary to curtail expenses for ehe rest of the year in order to re- main wlthin the budget, '

Councillor Driscoll reported that the paving prosram is proceeding satisfactorily with about eighty percent 01 the oompletgdy In addition a cement sidewalk wag built on cedar street and some small pieces have been done on other streets.

A motion was passed that g gldg. walk by built on Central Street Mm Maple Avenue north to the Town limits.

on motion of Councillor T. D, Morrison seconded by Councillor H. B. Schurman the electric light com. mlttee was authorized to purchase a one-ton truck.

Councillor schurman reported for the fire committee and said that the new Dumper should be here by October 1st.

The meeting authorized the sale 01 8 Plot of land to Canada Packers Ltd., for the sum of 32,000, The land runs '16 feet from Canada Packers plant. Mayor Wedge ex. plained that they plan to extend their Plant.

Councillor Steele said that people 5"? dlmasing benches in the parks and he hoped that the citizens

A

benches in xood condition.-S

Alma and Vicinity

Miss Blanche Mountain ma Miss Wands Barbour are visiting in Summerside.

Mr. and John P. Wallace motor- ed to Charlottetown on Tuesday to attend the Comparative meeting.

Mr. arid Mrs. Anselm o'er-ion attended the races in Xinltora on Wednesday.

Mrs. Robert nesirmis visiting in Charlottetown guest of her sister. M11. J. C. uwls.

Miss Bernice Geudette. Tig- nl3h ls Spending some time in M1115 Ruest of Miss Catherine Wallace. '

Mr. and Mrs. James Trlmm Ind family of Boston ere holidaying in Alma they are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Klnch.

Mrs. Thomas Landry, Cnmbridge Mass. arriv on the Island Mon- day evening. she is guest of her mother. Mrs. Ben. Dunbar.

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Klnch and son Jimmy and Miss Nettle Klnch R. N. 41 Boston are vacationing at the Kinch homestead.

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Derby end David of summersidu and Mrs. Hazel Leveronie of Boston, Me-is. were visitors to Alma on Sunday.

Mrs. Jack Nisbet and family of