i
Ensor Bowness Made New
Chief Of S'side Fire Dept.
..subject to' the Approval of
held last night. edllng the pre- Now” of kn," PM,” 1,, 13. th town council. Ensor Bowness sent chief. Abdon Arsenault out A ""7 mt 91 "MN I116 55 yelli. liter an illness of four mu ,4 M tn 3 mm 1d a a0 g m. oauun. qua, logeuon of are the ChEIl'l1lCltldIndhll:'05efc(:I;lt by one vote, intends spending some time with years which he bare with Cbrie- xx ot'...i'-:,upo::w Piodugg, A: :&'ve:.":1::"' namird. pt 2 -4 591.3,”; an in Prince
3.! eece C 9 O E g'i1l!l',Ilyl"l'l9:vISldB Fire Department at -annual meeting
the adjourned
Let's Talk It Over 5! "G"
'r'hei-e is a possibility that we may have a new auditorium in summensi a before the next Jeri- uary the : we mean the big Jan- uary thaw which came our way even in the ooldeet winters, not the little -January -thaws that we get new four or five times a week.
Please don't get excited. were not woods”, Mm Amhon nu Lwnud noun” - - . y Gallant on Jan. 7th. James t th ld h m ; t - I - dustry senerslly. After the county . '
."f,:':;"f,.gu?l.fwi;n3iiimg:m::" Elittillalf Dnogft n LI'fd;::”PFboJ9"'3.' The president Mrs. John T. Gal- tors. Myrtle,olid)rs. Jab; 8VoMPs!:- S directors have been ,, ' A d I - Tl- omm Au .,,,.,, mm, 1, ma, 1... 231cm"-Cy K.-M; '1' "W: lant presided. New committees Kay, Stanley Bridge; Hattie, am. meetinc of 90'-M30 5- users
. talked about by the 1.131,; V were appointed. sick: Mn. Anth- Angus Green, Wigmore Road. QNQ” ecis throughout the province ,will be least five acres of potatoes and in be"3 . Snlvsse ompsnv - CBPL M&1- ony 5511.31; ma Mn. John y-. gm. tune”; you new on sun- - held afchsriottetown. one of the no way be associated with the
people.
e e e Gallant; school: . '9 2nd l-A 1-so W00d- lant; program: am Norbert 0or- attended eorro in friends A ' Association are that the person The provisions! directors present Le” '"W"" W tn” "M M m IRWIN!-tint C0mml""-- 1481- coran and Mrs. John' .1. Corcoran. short servicye mt ti: lgome ,waa'io1- must grow at least one me or for the nicotine .v terdsy report
being able to say something fur- ;her that there will be an audit- orium. We hope in that case that the persons who have the dream nf that structure in their heads will not forget to include in that dream a. gymnasium for the young people of the town where basket- ball can be played, and perhaps, badminton, volleyball and some of
mendauons made to the Town sistance of some of the ladies conducted by Put Mute: 1::-neat I” om" ma?”-'p-mt Ctigncll; x C it Bo d present. Du-nn1nz- The beautiful floral o!- :2: f:,V”;h2'”w:fn”;av1,"bf:,; We the undersigned. the sum-Hi Alli am: e! the sum- urc as ng omm tee - r en -3.3. ferings were silent tributes of love damaged m wme W", with .' m Bowling Leaguh hereby chum" my whoa! bowling 19”
We also hope, now that we're that the
m d5 nqxflemll n5o0d' M H t cult and Jack Schurman tlves i ve e is en 0 0 . ' o ?:;t elfgugvlnegx caugd acoustic: In Publicity - John MacNeill. hearty vote of thanks to Mrs. Pall bearers were brother Mas- ioorcger c&mp"l3:l7.c::"E: J: bowling. to be bowled in the Capitol Alleys, Summei-side the old auditorium a canon 30. The ways and means committee Affleck. Miss Barbara Pound re- ans: 1''. 5. Bell, Cranford Macliay. money box About two me" sometime within the next three wpglrg, .,., W111 be Bplmlnted 8! the next l'eK- ported for the Explorers Group; H. 8 MaoEwen. Fred Macnwen. '
mg off on the stage sounded like the pop of a pea-shooter in the gallery. Amateur thespians had M be so concerned with bellowing their lines so that the people in :ne back row might know what the play was about that they sac- rificed considerable finesse in proper expression. After hearing ., number of plays in that audit- orium. we had the. privilege of listening to a play in the R.C.A.F. theatre which we had strained our ears to hear at Summer-side High. The difference in acoustics was amazing. It seemed that the faint- est whisper at the local station theatre could be heard distinctly in the very back seats.
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Trinity Church
Mrs. W. W. Reid, read by Mrs. William Henry; scouts and Cubs. W. W. Reid; Benevolent fund. E. C. Johnstone. read by Stewart. Pierce; Congregational meetings. 0. H. Black. Mr. W. W. Lord report- ed that the Church Extension, The Mount Allison and The Pine Hill campaign: had made very satis- factory progress during the year.
Mr. Roy Cudmore on behalf of the congregation thanked all the societies which had reported at the meeting and complemented them on the excellence of the reports. He also thanked the Sunday school.
the chblr and the minister! f0r Vic Runtz: board of anagement,
their cooperation throughout the L. H. Simmons; trustees. 5. H. G"""'”"' " W'"" 3'-''5”
year. His vote of thanks was aec- Burhoe (this report dealt with the mu Eummenlde P 0 mx'
ondad by Mr. Russell Finlay. extensive long-needed repairs and ' - l e A
Rev Mr. Macbean also praised alterations carried out by board on 33” 93' O I 7
the Iwork of tphll thenyoluntary organ. thad vaite of the church; items in- W ' I isatons wi in a church, to cu e re-coverin of roof. altera-
which Rev Mr. Christie added his tions in parsonage. new cushions M . Warmly "awed "Hedi Heavy Men” M Heavy WINTER COATS
words of mmendation. for pews. copper for spire, foun- 3' E' Elm & 50" umi I Z! 1 i ' . Frieze Cloth. Colors
The meeting closed with the dation work. boiler improvements. an - Au" - Cum", A Pper c0sng' Reg ' , R9g- 1” 39-50
Benediction by Mr. MacLean. after Sunday School WI-.l"h A l ”"'”"" 5h 5'"'""”'''''f , N”3' and B"0W"- R95-
which a social hour was held in Mrs. Rose Affleck reported as . 6-40'-SPECIAL ' to 7.95 CLEARING sf-EC1AL
the Church hall. Refreshments treasurer. The chairman of the Opiomeh-.51-s ' '"" .
were served by the various lsdies' organisations within the Church.
Herb Schurrnan of the same company was elected assistant chief. detecting the present deputy Fred MacLeod.
George l-I088. secretary for over 40 years was unanimously re-elect- .e,d as secretary. All these selec- tions are subject to the approval of the Summerslde Town Council.
Other officers elected were:
Number One Pumper and Hate -Captain. Albert Leard; 1st Lt. Frank Araenault; 2nd Lt. Laurier Peters. .
Number Two Chemical and Bose -Captain. John- Watson; let Lt. James Connell; 2nd Lt. Albert
colm Steele; 1st Lt. I-lsrry Horton;
colm Steele. Heath Warren. Jack Schurman. Herb Schurman. Abdon Arsenault The chairmen of this committee will be appointed to- night at a special meeting of the department to consider applica- tions to fill existing vacancies. These applications will be review- ed by the committee and recom-
Conneli. chairman; Eddie Arsen-
ular meeting of the. department.
Under general business it was moved by Glendon DesRochea and seconded by Albert Leard that the by-laws drawn up by the tire department committee and now approved by the town. he adopted. The motion was carried.
It was unanimously agreed that a letter expressing get well wishes be forwarded to ex-chlel W. B. MacNeill, wow convalesclng in Medford. Mass., after an opera- tion.
Tentative. plans were discussed regarding a social evening to be held in the near future by the department.-S
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Baptist Church
Mrs. Lloyd I-Iawkes; World Wide Guild, Mrs. Harold Rector; Mis- sion Band. Mrs, Robt. MacCal- ium; Women's Auxiliary gen). Mrs. Paul Hansen; W0men"s Aux- iliary (financial). Mrs. Trevor Hansen; (9. gift of 51200 to the church from the women's organi- zations was reported); Men's As- sociation, W. Bruce Lewis; Music. Harold Jenkinsi Flowers, Mrs. 1-1. W. Yeo; Christian Education,Mi.as Marguerite Brehaut. who also re- ported for the C.O.I.'I'.: Wolf Cubs. Alton Dolliver for Mrs; Dolliver; ushers. Geo. H. Lewis; publicity,
PIUSVILLB
-Mr. and Mrs. Philip Gallant and children, Eddie and Eva, merit the Put week-and visiting relatives in Bummerside.
Mrs. Angeline Blanchard leit
her daughter. . g
Miss Aidona. Gallant returnedto her home in Piusville after spend- in: some time in Toronto.
Miss Catherine Gallant. employ- ed in the Western HoepltI.l..epent the week-end at her home in Piusviile.
held its monthly meeting at the home of Mr, and Mrs. John E. Jones. on Jan. 11th, with an at- tendance of seven members and several visitors:
The members of the women's Institute held meeting at the home or Mr. and
Piusville their
Mrs. Fred Gal-
A number of ladies present volun- teered to scrub the school and make sandwiches for next meeting. Mrs. John T. Gallant kindly in- vited the members to her home for the next meeting. Roll call to be answered by exchange of val- entinea. A delicious lunch was served by the hostess with the as-
Charles Scranton reported on his visit to Rev. H. L. Mitton, seeking his services for the church.in con- junction with the Pulpit Commit- tee report of H. Nelson Robinson. The nominating committee's report was read by Vic Runtz.
The following are to hold office in 1056:
Board of Deacons, Dr. J. A. Clark. A. K. Macliheep P.J. Proud (others to be elected); Church Clerk. Stirling Inman; Treasurer, H.N, Robinson: Board ol-Trust.- ees. E. D. Nicholson. .I.s. Jenkins, Bruce Lewis. Nelson Good. R. B. Nicholson. and W. S. McMurtry; Sunday School Superintendent. R. J. Rupert; Lewis.
E. E. Parkman 0nt.D.. 3.0. PHONE 3281 REGENT THEATBF BLDG. Summer St. Summeraidt
Chartered Accountants T. Earle Hickey Canadian Bank of Commerce
Building l'.E.l. - Phone 2839
lmmmenlue.
"”w7aii.m -?iE;i.I.'.. r E. l. MUTUAI airn.mNd
Finance Board. Harper Msclleill. in making his report profei-red a
llsnuneralde. l'.l'..L - Phone ill: . . i . sM.ai.i.M.aN'a .BUl'Lf:N(l ITEN S SHOES .98 MEN.s wool 3ALANcE LADIESI eslern uar Ian A R-.s;'non:..-am 2.".'i'.:"E:.”:: SWEATERS 97 wmren com ' -1-as assume fth 1 to as -er. MARK! ammo - "' '7'” 3”" . '""'."'""' 5'-”'"'B'”8"95- Lmthe" C N11 . V-N ck '
3. scum-mm, who pong”: :w.y :; sington, social evening a:"WEl.tliir "'"" u'";';:,h;':;'u,'53:u."' W” Neollte and ..Composl- Ciifewgalltllsiack Pilllovgiig Reg. to 39.95
Montreal on January lath, Arrived gf;;;;e"- -"WW "ill. All W- D tlon Soles. Reg. to 16.95. Turtle Necks. Assorted
It the Compton Funeral Home last l PHYSICIANS A SPECIAL . ................. .... colors and sizes (sllght- SPECIAL
evening and will rest there, on view, until noon today thence transfer- red to Central Bedeque ,.
Church for service at 2:30 p.m.
-RESERVE February 9th and lath for Norman Macdonald's new musical play. "show Folk at shadow Lake" at Baptist Church hall in Bummerside.
B F. lluntcr. R.0.
' L. K. ZIELINSKI. MD General Prsctltinner Mslpeaue Road Ienalngton. P. E. I.
The St. Ann Club of Piusviile mg
PPCSSIIIQ Of
George D. Cole
George D, Cole passed peacefully away at his home. Stanley Bridge on Priday, Dec. 11th at the age of
tlan faith and was never heard to complain. He always greeted his many friends with a smile and all were glad to hear his hearty laugh.
He was ; valued and faithful member of Prince Edward Lodge No. 14 A1". and A.M. until his ill- ness prevented him from attend-
- H13 Passing at so early 'an age is deeply mourned .by his wife. the former Mavlon Macliean of Montague. three sons, Douglas, Duncan and Willism at home. one daughter Betty in training at the Provinclsl Sanatorium, who came home to be with her father; also two brothers, Allan, Milden. Sa.sk.;
day. Dec. 9, add was very largely
lowed by service in st. John's Church, Clifton. It was conducted -by Rev. J. Donald MacKay of summerside. assisted by Rev. W. it, Green, Stanley, who spoke words of comfort. The hymns were: "Rock of Ages" and "The Lord Is My shepherd". The Masonic ser- vice at the church and grave was
and esteem from friends and rela-
Hsrold Mayhew and John Mac- Leod, who tenderly laid the re- mains to rest in Clifton Cemet- e
der the direction of J.L. David- son, Kensington.
SHEEP COUNTRY - New Zealand. with a populatlo
000.000 sheep.
Moderator, George 1-ill
Professional cards A
ry. Funeral arrangements were un-9
Newly Organized Potato Producers Hold Meeting.
eoclation of Prince ldward Island" appears in the latest issue or the Royal, Colette. The ineorpoa-swrs oi the Association are llauben
Large. Valley: Donald 0. Anderlon.
Peters; Heath 8. Foster, farmer. Maxshfieid; Major B. Sloane. fann- er. summerside. R.Il.. i: Alphonsus W. Kelly, farmer. Morell.
The purpose or the newly formed cry
Association. as outlined in the Gulette are to work closely with the Provincial and nderel Depart- ments of Agriculture in furthering the policies that effect the potato
Of Destruction
-Parking meters on Sum- merside streets are the ob- jects of the latest craving for-' destruction, with culprits hav- ing launched a. wanton attack on these meters, either to eat- iatg their undisciplined desire to destroy or for the gain of a few pilfered pennies.
An investigation roves
large number having had the
age, thirty of these sidewalk sentlnels were broken into in -one evening alone. but alert summersida police apprehend- ed the two youthful pirates.
TAX EXEMPT
The Brazil constitution exempts from taxation the incomes of pm-
of about 2.000.000, has around 35.-ifessnrs and journalists. and aui.'.-
nrs' royalties.
. power to make all necessary eon-
I
"the by-laws set out in the" memor-
industry. Their program will in-
of , ion; prevention and eradication of disease: the I of reports and the proceedings of the corpor- ation, its directors and committees and for these purposes to have
tracts and agreements, subject to
andum of the agreement on file at the office of the Provincial Search
At mmeeting held at the Queen Hotel yesterday. the aims or the Association were outlined. They are to promote. encourage and de- velop the . . of potatoes in P. E. I. and to promote the potato in-
Cel Ill Lady oe.'.nT. lo3rd
Birthday Today A
province. sides wi her nephew and his zill. Kr. and Mrs. J, B. MACKLQY
Colunen. -onioyl good health for her age and her hearing and eyesight are both quite good. She continues to take an interest in church and eons- lnunity affair! and is MIDI! to bl up and around almost every day. Mrs. Rogeraon was born Hannah Maaxay. in Deeeble. on Jenuary 20th, 1352. Her husband was the
requirements for membership in the
potatoes. In order to be eligible for the position of director in the or-
sembllng or dealership of pots es.
that there has been a good ree- ponse to theappeal fbr 'nien'iber-
ganizatlon a producer must grow at
ship thus far.
CHALLENGE
gue in the city of Charlottetown to bowl
Buzz Nicholson, Don Cameron. June Wood. Ron Mullins. Mary Shaw, Stan Gay, Norma Fitzpatrick. Don Gay (Captain). Please ieply through the Guardian.
Managed of Sum-Hi League
three strings of
Signed MILT MOLLISON
moan-a yeai-old combat veteran. elated he intended no harm to lot.
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SMALLMAIP . FRIDAY SPECIALS! SATURDAY
MAIN A FLOUR
Bargain Basement
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MEN'S HOCKEY
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'3' soiled) Reg. to 7.95. SPECIAL
LADIES' SKIRTS
in ma Church came. Phone: liensingwn I ' -FUNERAL 'rUEsnAy .. gA " A Smartest Seasonal lune;-.1 at mg in, Josgph lberton Residents 7 PAIR ONLY Tweeds in latest Con. x'do.cd was held from his late re- TEE RF”.D A TUBIO In slzes 8-10-ll only. . tour Styling. Reg. 9.95. M30. 54 Granville Street. Sum- n wg glA3g I N rTri:rel!de, to St. Paul's Church .. Reg. 9.95. SPECIAL .. '1 IVY Cheviot or SPECIAL . Claelsr ?ui'3i3f3l"l'. tliigwt-.h.i.'rcIi.' elifli The Fire Alarm Siren will Dentists . "WV! N3-V.V Ffelle iiiiiiiiiiii also in the church cemetery. The be sounded sometime within Dr. J. A. Dalton Cloth. Si ML34 EIva.i;adi;il:dn:.te.gjior;)y hg.;i;nimds:rvli:ae the nexti week for a practice awmuisiv BUILDING MEN'S SURCOATS 2” ' LADIES, HATS land Phillpson. Bulger Alban me d'”- M" ”" 5'"'"""'"" WINDBREAKERS ' . SPECIAL a i:2';;,,sg';:::;1, 3;;-6 .,1;';,g f.'f;f; JACK rnom, Fire Chief Dr. Robert Mas-.Neill. M.D. Better Qnmy Wm". ' Balance of this Season's E::kri.i..' 3:33 ii3::a".i.m'.i"r'.. 135;; Mberton w.J:::',s:':,o,L,g weather Beaters in Ga.b- Crop. Reg. 12.95. E. Cameron and John Steele. Phone 1032. sardines. Suedellnee and SPECIAL Nylon Blends. . . Heavy ------------------- OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLE s"l:'::''C3I'AIlf”5' ”
Taevibioiiii .?sErTu"i&-'fvA4rieTirs.I...; 7 ' .. To ME THEY LOOKED LIKE A i-toeo
Crepes. Taffeta,
Satin.
Nylon. -Wooiens.
LADlES' DRESSES
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3 CONVENTION IN A RUM-.DoWhl LNERY ;. -STABLE!-wA5 F02 Y0u.6a"r V002 ' CLOTI-lE5 on. Also GRAB A Pitca- FORK O2 GOMETHINO--NE'LLTi'2Y TO RESTORE THIS KEATEM UP PICNIC PAVILION
All cut in lengths for Coats. Skirts.
OFF
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Special Group of Fallle, Taffeta, Onion Skin and Beiigaline. Reg. to 25.00
Dresses. Blouses or Aprons,
we
NURSES' WHITE UNIFORMS In Shsrkaldn and Pop-
MEASLE6, YOU KNOW. . ANDTHE
sovs' STATION g WAGON COATS ' . Wide selection in warm.
durable fabrics. cosy , quilted lining. Reg. to
24.95. SPECIAL .......
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GIRLS' STATION WAGON COATS
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