'APRIL) 10. 1952

T ms wesrsnu GUARDIAN

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PRINCE COUNTY OFFICE

I Dunner Street. Summerside.

Newt. Subeoriptiona. Advertising Representatives GEORGE GLOW Illil GEORGE W0'l'I'ON

Phone 8081.

8082 Ind 8033.

The Guardian may be bought at anygni the

goohtore. llunrner ' ::'1lly'Q News-stand. Waierstriseta Doneetwe Grocery. Beoond

In Snrnniereide:

Gourliea Drugstore. 21 Central Street:

rlr Gnudet. 61 Granville Street: reet: Island Motor Transport.

Wu" street; Vince's Grocery. 120 Russell Street; Ennun'I loll- Servioe Drug. . I. I. Waite in Kensington.

WEST runes onion

Alberto Phone:

.naAcs's store and were- houses will be closed Good Friday April lith.

...TIlE FUNERAL of the late Howard W. Callbeck, who passed lway at the Prince County Hos- pital on' April 7th, will be held today (Thursday). April 10th at 100 p.m. from his late residence .1, Tr-yon. Intel-'meni: in Westmore- lnnd Cemetery.

-PURCHASE PROPERTY - Rogers and Arnett. wholesale groc- ers. Summerside. have purchased me property of Joseph Durant. gdjacetlla to their whoIesale'ware- houses for the P139059 01 ex' tending their present ,business quarters. Mr. Durant has purchas- ed from SIL E. E. Arnett, Ottawa. his residence 'on First street. Summerside.

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-DEATH IN N. B. -- Mrs. R. A. Rankin. Summerside received the sad news of the death of her sister, Mrs. (Rev) J. Dcmvillc or Fredericton. N. B. The deceased. who was formerly Ella Hudson.

Oascumpeque, passed away sud- denly at her home on Tuesday. Arprii 8th. The funeral will takv

place on Thursday afternoon at 7,- 00 o'clock with services in the United Church? Fredericton. N. B

Frank Weeks. Representative 68-! Office Ind 88-! llonse.

o -Bl-IDEQUE UNITED CHURCH CHARGE. Service: Sunday. April 13th. Bedequs 11 A. M. Al- bany 3 P. M Borden :7 P. M. Rev. W. Burton Crowe. B. A.. Minister.

-MALPEQUE UNITED CHURCH. -Easter service will be held in Malpeque United Church on sun- day. April 13th, at 11 A. M. After this service the Sacrament of the Lord's supper will be observed. Rev. Alexander Macxay, Pastor.

-TEACHER. HONORED -Mrs. David Lidstone. sewing instructress in the Summerside Community College. was honored this week. when Miss Helen Mills, on behalf of the class. made a presentation of a lovely gift. A social period followed and refreshments were served

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-- HOME FROM OTTAWA - Hon. J. Watson MacNaught. M. P.. parliamentary assistant to the min- lsler of fisheries. accompanied by Mrs. MacNaught, arrived from nt- tawa. on Tuesday evening, at their home in Summerside. Mr. and Mrs. MacNaught expect to remain in Summcrside until the latter part of next week, before returning to Ottawa. - S.

-CHOIR. T0 RENDER CAN-

-S. TATA-At 7.30 PM. on Good Fri-

-PRESBYTERIAN EVENING CIRCLE-The Evening Circle of the Summeraide Presbyterian Church entertained the Senior W. M. S. at the Manse at the Easter meeting on April 7th. The presi- dent. Mrs. B. D. Coffin, opened the meeting with Call to Worship followed by the hymn "God's Mercies I Will Ever Sing". Mrs. Emmett Ranahan was pianist. St. Marl: 16 and Acts 2 were read re- vponsivcly. after which Miss Con- stance Eriman offered prayer. Mrs. David Larkin gave an Eas- ler meditation and the hymn "Jesus Keep Me Near the Cross" closed the devotional period. Roll call was responded to with in Scripture verse pertaining to Easter. and the offertory prayer was by Mrs.. Mark Gaudet. Jr. The hymn. "Beneath the Cross of Jesus" was followed by the Mix- pah Benediction. A social hour followed and the lunch hostesses were Mrsu Warren Macxinnon, Mia. Larkin. Miss Wlllene Mac-

nn, Mrs. Lawrence Murphy and

rs. Henry Bishop. Mrs. J. S.

rry. on behalf of the W.M.S.. Ixpressed appreciation for the Eijoyabls evening. S

day, the choir of St. Mary's Church, Summerside. will render the sacred cantata "The Darkest Hour" by Dr. Harold Moore. This work is one of the most dramatic and beautiful of all passion works and is intensely symbolic of the trial and crucifixion of the Sav- ior. The choir has had this work under preparation for some weeks and though somewhat abridged for its first rendition here. will amply repay all desirous of hear- ing in musical form. the graphic story of "The Great Sacrifice." soloists for the occasion will be Carol and Merle Elderkin. Rich- ard Henthorn, Ivor Phillips and WE. Henthorn. Mr. James Peach will be organist. S

Personals .

-wfr. and Mrs. Harry silliphani of summerside are visiting in New Glasgow. N. 5.. guests of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. James Mlllman.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Prichard of Picton. Ontario. are spending their

. vacation in Summerside. guests of

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LISTEN TO FATHER PAYT0lI'S

”!L'RIUMPIIANT HOUR"

Over CJRW,

Summerside

SUNDAY EVENING, 7 to 8 P. M.

Featuring many top Hollywood Stars

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According to information avail- able at Bummerside meat markets yesterday. the traditional Easter beef display will be worth a trip to your regular meat market just to see.

or course the managers hope that everyone will not be content merely with the sight. of this ex- cellent display. and that many will be enjoying a choice rout of beef for Eaahr dinner.

At least two of the stores will be featuring government inspeacd baby beef from the fat cattle show held recently in Charlottetown. and with I choice roast or beef, supplemented by some of the other meat delecncies including all cuts of fresh. cured, and xnoked pork, milk fed, veal, and heavy eapons that will be offered for sale in Summerside. the housewife should (ind this to be one of the easiest seasons in which to plan meals.-S

Avenger Aiiomft At Summerside

Four Avenger naval aircraft carrying 16 Canadian navgil nir- men from 881 Squadron attached to H.M.C.S. Magnificent. Canada's only aircraft carrier, will land at R.C.A.F. station Summerside to- day, to make a tour of this air navigation training center

They were preceded yesterday by four of the same type of air- craft. each carrying four men. under the command of Lieutenant W. Atkinson.

These aircraft flew to the Sum- merside base from Halifax, where their home base-the H. M. S. Magnificent-is undergoing refit.

The Avenger is a single engine rnonoplane designed for aircraft carrier use in light naval war-

the la,iter's parents. Mr. and Mrs. James Cairns. ' --S.

Mr. J. Watson MacNaughi. M. P.. and Mrs. MacNaugiit. have ar- rived from Ottawa to spend East- er ai their home in Surnmerside.

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Miss Ruby Maclveill. saint John, is spending Easter with her par- ents, Dr. and Mrs. J. F. Macxelli. Summerside.

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-.'I'he friends of Miss Wanda Curley are glad to know she has returned to her classes at Prince of Wales College after her recent illness.

FOR SALE

Owing to a change in my plans, I offer for sale a six can milk cooler, (DeLaval drop in type) at a greatly reduced price, never un- crated. Also two wheeled tractor trailer. Apply-

J. W. WAUGII, New Annan Dial 8924

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Alberion and O O Vicinity Mrs. McPherson. West Point. is spending this week with her sister.

Mlrs. William Aubrey. at Alberton South.

Mrs. Alvin Ashley. Cascumpeque. is a patient in the Prince County Hospital.

Mrs. Herbert champion. Alber- ton. is making good recovery after being confined to lie: bed with a severe cold.

Mr. William Phillips. Windsor. N.s.. is spending the Easter holi- days with his mother. Mrs. W.J. Phillips, Alberton.

Mrs. James Mclniyre. Montrose, who has been a patient in the Western Hospital, Alberton. for the past several months. is at present the guest of her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Foley, Alberton.

Despite poor road conditions there was a large attendance at the Princess Pat Theatre last night for the first showing of the famous picture "Joan Of Arc."

Mrs. William Hardy. Huntley, has sufficiently recovered from her recent illness to return to her home from the Western Hospital. where she has been a patient for the past week.

After spending Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. C.H. Weeks in Al- berton, Mrs. Craswell Weeks of South Kildare. is leaving this morning for Summerside. She will visit her daughter, Mrs. Alvin Ash- County Hospital. - fare.

They have folding wings which permit storage in a minimum of space below deck on the carrier. They normally carry a crew of three. ' They are painted a dark blue to provide camouflage at sea. and have a ball turret on the under- side io accommodate the gunner. -S.

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"THE MESSIAH”

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"The Messiah" is unquestionably one of the greatest works of its kind ever conceived by the mind of man. In its pages will be found music of both the simplest.and most com- plex nature, but all of it is of the highest plane of inspirational beauty. It was composed by George Frederick Handel in 1741. Handel used as his text certain passages selected from the Bible.

Over CJRW on Friday evening. Aprils llth ,

7.30 to 8.30

On Friday Evening's Broadcast, Part 2. which tells the story of the Passion and the Resurrection will be rendered.

(Your Usual Selim-men School Parade Program will continue on Friday. April l8ili

ley who is A patient in the Prince' FW

MONDAY, APRIL 14th, 12:01 to 3.00.A. M.

Join in the Fun and Frolic Baloons - Paper Hats - Favors

Dance to the Music of LOWELL HUESTIS and his ORCHESTRA

GLADYS RIPLEY. Contralto; JAMES JOHNSTON. Tenor; HARRY MORTIMER, Trumpet; EDWARD COOPER, Organ: (Herbert i Bardgett. Chorus LIVERPOOL PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA, SIR MAL- COLM SARGENT, Conductor.

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should go back into the roads of the bigger districts. He said his district was second only to Fourth Prince in the number of cars ud trucks.

Tourist Loans

In, a discussion of tourist loans it was admitted that they were not always being repaid but the Government -was doing its best to collect. The loans had been made to assist resort operators in put- ting up greater accommodations for tourists. The loans were amortized and repayment in five or i0 years could not be expected "because if there were that much

would all be in it." Hon. A. W. Matheson said. He agreed with the Leader of the Opposition that perhaps some of the loans made at first had not been wise but he disagreed with Mr. Bells state- ment that he did not wish to em- barrass anyone by asking the names ot the people who borrowed. Hon. Mr. Matheson said that anybody who borrowed money from the Government "should have his name published in the press. or at least in this House" and said the Op- position should not be "chicken hearted" about it.

Mr. Frank Myers. First Queens. thought the Attorney General ”had let the cat out of the bag" when he said that 572,000 had been spent on roads in his district. Mr. Myers drew the attention of the -House to the fact that First Queen's had 266 miles of unimproved roads. I The legislators had a heavy sche- idule getting the estimates through. .When the lunch time recess came Premier Jones announced that itime was short as his Honour Lieutenant Governor T. W. L. Prowse would attend at 4 p.m. For that reason he said that the re- cess would be of only 45 minutes. The members finished the esti- mates about 3.30 and then wait- ed for the arrival of the Lieuten- ant Governor who ,reached the Provincial Building on schedule.

After he had left the Chamber the members indulged' in their time honored custom of throwing the papers on their desks at each other in celebration of the end of the session.

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Death of Former Hope River Man Al Summerside :

The death occurred at the home of his son. Stanley Rogers. 456 Notre Dame street. Summerside. yesterday. of Mr. Joseph Rogers in his 82nd year.

The late Mr. Rogers was bbrn at Hope River and lived there most of his life. He came to Summer- side about six months ago to pass his declining years at the home of his son and enjoyed good health up to about threewveeks ago when he became ill.

During his life in Hope River he was a highly respected farmer and a large circle of friends therewiii regret to learn of his passing.

He leaves to mourn three sons. Stanley. Summersidc: Adolph. Saskatchewan: Benjamin. Char- lottetown; one daughter (Mary) Mrs. Fred Lawrence. Rothesay. N.

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' FOR SALE

At 202 Duke Street, Summerside

Modern semi-bungalow, con- taining 8 rooms. In a very desirable residential district. Sun porch, fire place. hot water heating. Inspection by appointment. Apply on the premises or to R. S. Hinton, Solicitor, Summerside.

m T AUCTION SALE

There will he sold by public auction on the premises of the late James A. Campbell, Darnley, 'on Thursday. April 17th, 1952, at 1.00 p.m., all farm stock, machin- ery and farm crap. If day unfav- orable, sale will take place first fine day following. Terms cash. See poster for list of articles.

Morley M. Bell. Q.C.. James W.

Campbell, executors.

S igned , CLAIR CROZIER.

CALL TESSIE'S TAXI

New under new Management

Dial 2340 Water Street Summerside

CAMEO THEATRE

KENSINGTON

Wednesday-Thursday 7:15-9:15.

M-G-M's suspenseful. thrilling "MYSTERY STREET" starring Ricardo Montalban as Police Lieu- tenant, Sally Forrest, Marshall Thompson and Betsy Blair (In real life Mrs. G.ene Kelly).

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Friday-Saturday 7:15-9:15; Mat- lnee 2:30 on Saturday. Roy Rog- ers in "TRAIL OF ROBIN HOOD" in Trucolor. with Penny Edwards, Rocky Lane. Jack Holt, Monty Hale. Fny Williams and Riders of the Purple Sage, Rex Allen: also the dog Bullet. Also serial. shorts and news.

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BIG DOUBLE BILL "YES SIR, MR. BONES" Old Time Minstrel Show g -- AND --

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B. one other son was killed over- seas in World War II.

The following brothers and sis- ters alsosurvive, John in the U. S. A.: Andrew in Charlottetown, Robert at Hope River, Mrs. Aub- rey Doiron. Charlottetown; Mrs. Isadore Gallant. Charlottetown.

' Mrs. Gilbert Gallant I-lope River.

The funeral will be held from the Hope. River diurch on Satur- day morning when mass will be celebrated at 10.30 a.. m. Interment will be in the Hope River cemetery.

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"A LIFE OF HER OWN" AT THE CAPITOL

--The big film news of the week is Lana Turner's return to the screen after an absence of two years!

Co-starred with Ray Miliand, the more glamorous than ever Lana has a tnilormade role as the heroine of M-G-M's "A Life of Her Own”. at the Camel Thu- atre. The part of the s alltown girl who fights her way to suc- cess ns a New York model gives the dynamic Miss Turner not only

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an opportunity to reveal that to- mous face and figure in a dab- zling series of tomorrow's fun. ions but also affords her the fi. nest acting part of her career. In the new picture Ihe is seen as Lily James. who crashes the gates of one of the big town's best-known model agencies. gets to the 'top fast and then finds she has to fight off the "wolves". In the process she also finds out what happens when a beautiful model tries to burn the candle at both ends, in the person of the fading

' Mary Ashlon. who Jumps to her

death from a hotel window. Lily. determined not to repeat the mis- takes of the unfortunate Mary, is able to ward off the amorous ad- vances of the latter'I ex-boy friend but meets her waterloo when she falls head-over-heels in love with the attractive Steve Harleigh. The hitch is that Steve has an invalid wife. Lily's rs. solv to take Steve away from Nora. the dramatic meeting be- tween thc two women and the resultant climax (which we won't give away) make for a story that captures and holdsiyour interest every foot of the way.

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