AUGUST 23, 1953

THE WESTERN GUARDIAN

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PRINCE COUNTY OFFICE g

3 summer Street. Suinmersirlo. Phone Mal. auva, Subscriptions. Advertising " prssentetiveo GEORGE CLOW and GEORGE WOTTOR

House Phones:

3032 and I033.

The Guardian may be bought at any of the

following store!

in stunmersidei v

Mu Bookstore. summer street; Goal-lies Drugstore. ll Central Sinai:

' - land. Water sum; K212. foIi'::tIe's Grocers. Second

Mark Gaudet. 8'! Granville street: Street; island Motor Transport

wgter Street: Vince's Grocery. 120 Russell Street; Enman's sell- sorvloo Drug Store: Fred's Grocery, Convent treet. K.L Wsito In liensington. WEST PRINCE OFFICE Aibortoni Frank Weeks. Bopresentative. Phone: 03-! Office and 08-3 Bongo.

..raasH oaocaiuss. kitchen ten5lI5 and all camping or cook- iguse supplies obtainable at Braces.

..1,v AND OUT. quick. when You

V groceries, hardware or furni- 31:93: aract-'5; north or south ..

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-'uu: MARGATE PASTOIIAL .HARGy; of the United Church of Lmma services Sunday. August ;,,,, thug River to A. M. ilarsafe VIII) A. Al. and New London 730 C u Rev. S. H. H-aslaln, NI.IIII5.I('I'. ...i WILL BE ABSENT from-my 5.... ;,-nm August 31st to Septem- . '11 inclusive. but my office ., , main open during ml”: Der- ,.t 1) 0. Stewart, Suuimerside.

..m;l)EQllE-IAl;I'.l'Ia'I) L'IIllRilH -,i.sT()llAL CHARGE. services m Sunday. August 30th. At 3mm-ic. 11.00 A. M.: at Albany.

-AT ANY SEASON Manse Jew- elleis sell wedding rings in all sizes and price ranges.

-THE SERVICES of the Central Bedeque United Baptist Church for Sunday are cancelled. Rev. C.A. Britten, Minister.

-PANTRY SALE. Saturday or- ening. August 29th. Kennedy's store. Kensington. Sponsored by Sea View W. I. In aid Sea View School.

-THANK ()FFERING SERVICE in New London Presbyterian Church, Sunday evening. August 30th, at 7.30 P. M. Rev. A. Lorne M:icKay. guest speaker. Special music by Messrs Ernest. Dunning jand Alidrew Johnslone.

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i -NORTH BEDEQUE UNITED lCllUR(lH.-Services Sunday. Aug- ust 30lli. North Bedcque 11.00 A. M. Trnvellcrs Rest 2.30 P.M. Freetown

W, P 31; at Borden. 730 P. M. mlmni Rev. Gcor,-re K. Ward. 2 .1 13 D.

Drains PASTORAL (HARGE. ,rh- "nit-d Church of C.1r.nd-.1 :3;-vicrs on Sunday, Auizust. .'i0tEi. r,-you 1'. A. ll. Caipc Ti'tuei:se 300 p M Clipuiid 730 P. M. Rev. .icx- qndcr .ital-Kay. Gues' IIl'0liCIlt':i Rev l,nyci Archer Mlliisirr. ,PRl.V('E COLNTY NI-ll-IDS at .east 000 blood donors at Red cross C'..it.iL's in be held next week 1 ,, Alberton, Tigliisli Wri- ,,,,,, and R.C.A.F Statloli BE 5 DONOR and insure yourself and llhers of blood transfusions when -pqtlred

..KFXiINGTON - .ll.u.l'l-:QUF. iREl-7'l'0WN Presbyterian s services Sunday, August. in-ii u 1 be as follows:- Freetown Ian A. M. Kensington 11 A. M. ilalpt-que 7.30 P. M. The Rov'd. E. 1' Evans will conduct the services D. A. Campbell. interim

-C1-ll'llCH OF ENGLAND. - Services in Qia Parish of New Lon- iori. August 30th, the 13th Sunday ifter Triluty. Rector. Rev. W. Eric lngrahlull St. Mark's. Kensinstoli. ifnrniiiz PlTilPI' 11 A M. St. Steph- ens lulrlington. Sunday Srli-not 130 P M lrjvt-nilii: Prayer 230 P. M 5' Thomas". New London. Sunday School 630 P. M. Evening Prayer 730 P .11 The morniiii: service will 1? ilikrli hv M12 George Clrilk. Lay'-

nnd--: :4-ivnmersldc. and the o'h. iN'.'lrPS lvs llr. R. E. Kmnp, l..'iy- rader, t1h.1i'lottc'.0'n'ri.

-lTEi"ENTLI' MARRIED - Of "ft-rest to many in this Prt1V'.nt”" "0! 'hr- lnarrirtlrp of Janet Ncil. iauchir-r of Mrs. .l;il'dinc and the tiite lir Frr-dcrick Jardint-. of Ken- Iiniinli. to George W. Sclinck of Trenton. .N'. .l.. in tho Spring l.akr- ?re.shytrri.1n Church. Trr-nton. N. .'. "'1 II'r(IIlI'SfI:i)'. August 5. Tiny: '.”r l.l't'-.tI' form:-rly of Tmnliin tfflrtairtl Thc nttenrinnts ur-re ilr..1nti Mrs. Edward Bates. Fol- min: a reception at lfr and Mrs. Scliock left on a Tarlbis-.-in cruise after which they vll rrrlrlc in Trcnton- S.

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DENTIST Dental X-Raye Smnllman Building SUIITMTIRSIDE

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V3 Albert Robertson

t;.:iriered Accountant P. I; I. MUTUAL BUILDING Granville at Water Street.

FITIIIESS

E? Summerside P. 0. Box xgggmm ” 681 5. F. HUNTER ii. 0. OPTOMETIIIST

Summerside. P. I1. I. Cmliltlete Visual Analyses Glasses Fitted

PHONE 8116 5)I.Al.Li'IlA.N '15 BUILDING

E. E. PARKMAII Opt. 1). 3.0.

n OPTODIETIIIST "'9' FINCII - Eyes Examined "flu noursi

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0- Raymond Grunt. ssc.. o.n. '- OPTOMETRIST I” Water Street. Summerside "'00 lilsurioo Mill's Men's Wear

Phone 3530. Pnomt: ms

My 7- EMILE IIIGKEI Chsreerod Accountant

c""'"lll Bank of Commerce lummorslolo. P. I”. I.

PHONE Inn

7.30 P M.

i -" t)llSIill' SERVICE in O'L.eary

United Church on Sunday, August 130111, begiiinlng at 7.30 P. M will .bc conducted by Rev. W. G. Dick- lson. former Minister, now of iosgnodc. Ont. I -mar.-zil or .u.aanroN. ;Cnurch oi England: 11 am. holy pculnmuiilon in St. Peters, Alber- itori: 3 p.in, evening prayer in St. iLukc's Church, 0'Leary; 7.30, eve- iilllf.I prayer in Holy Trinitycliurcb, Alina. Rev. J. R. McMahon, rector.

-ALBERTON FIREMI-IN CALI.- ED-The Albertnn Fire Brigade was called out yesterday afternoon to :1 fire at the home of Mrs. Neil MacDonald. The blaze was extin-

IIIIHOY nature.

-ENGAGEMENT.-MI. and Mrs.

nounce the engagement of il'i9'.l' daughter Earith Grace to Robert Stirling Petersen. only son of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Petersen. Sum- mcrside. Marriage to take place latter part of September.

-FROM JAMAICA PLAIN-Mr

uizd Mrs John Collins. Mr. and Mrs. George Kelly and Mrs. Ted Collins motored from Jamaica

Plain, Mass, to spend a short va- cation on P. 13.1 Mrs. Ted Col- lins is visiting her parents. Mi".

Viiilr-y. while the rest of the party uic visiting Mrs. Collins sister. Mrs Augustus Aylward at Morcll

lfrimily at St. Peters, K.

Personalsy

-Mr. and Mrs. Bruce McLeod of Kenslnztnn, visited Montague ,on Siinday. K. . --Mr. and M15 Wcndall Wilson and children ietiiilied this week ,from holidays spent in the Eastern istates. K.

i -Miss Minnie Steele of sum- ymerside is spending a week visit- .ing Mr. and .Vfrs. Gervase McLel- lari. Indian River. K

-Dr. and Mrs. P. T. Bowness and children. Pearl and Franklin. of Kcrsiiigton. were Sunday visit- ors to Egmonr Bay and Welling- ton. K.

-Mr. and Mrs. McMillan and children of Kensington were re- cent visitors to Charlottetown. K.

-Mr. Aloysius Mcbellan. phar- lmacis: of Saint John. N 13.. spent

,the August 33 weekend at his home in Indian River. K.

-Miss franc Gallant of Sum- mersidvr left Tilesday for Brook- linc. Mnss.. to sprnd two months i'.'llIi iclntivcs.--S.

--Mix Willis H. Heckbert of Co- bourg, Ontario, has been visiting friends and tTrt-intlves in Prince

Cniinti. on his annual trip to lils native Province. S.

-Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Campbell have returned to their home in summcrslde after spending their vnration in Waterville and Bar Harbor, Maine.

-s. 1 -Mrs. James M:icKinnon, lphonn operator of Hon exchange, left. Boston, Mass., where she will spend her annual vacation visit- lng relatives and friends.-K.

tele- ihe Konsing- recently for

-Mrs. J. Ciiopklns and sis- ter. Mrs. C. A. Bent of Bridge- water. N. S.. accompanied by Mr.

and Mrs. Marshall and two chil- dren. werc recent visitors in the Island. staying at Harbor View Cabins. Summerside. While here

they visited Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Pickers, Wllmot Valley, and the Misses Anne and Georgina Math- eson. Travellers Rest.

--Misses Elizabeth and Ruth Stryker of Flt-mingion, N. .7, who are spending their vachtinn In the Maritime Provinces, spent some time with Mr. and Mrs. Clark Harding. Norhoro, and Mr. and

Mrs. Chcslny Robertson. Summer- sidc. They rt-turned IV:-dncsd-my morning accompanied by Mrs.

Raymond Trosel tnoc Hazel Hard- ing) of Plnlniicld, N. J. who has he-"n !pt'ntIIl1K hcr linlidays at Mr old home in Norhorn. S.

Jt':.P;?il llxrril-.t1tc r::"at Atlstt-ian t::np:)se'. was a chnrister in Vl- enns at the age oi 12.

Rotary Wins in Little League

-Rotary won the second game

of the double round robin

series

between Rotary, Legion and Kins-

men for the League (major) championship, fasting Kinsmen by the score 14-6. The first game was by Legion over Rotary 12-8.

Peter Edmundson pitched the winners, striking out and giving up six hits.

Summerside Little

do- of

WOII

for

seven. Denis

Arsenault was the Kinsmen hurl-

or, allowing 14 safe bingies and whiffing 2. Larry Hardy and Denis Arsensult of Rotary and

Kinsmen respectively each hit home run. Jo Jo Gallant. men shortstop was defensively.-S.

Read - Singer Wedding

Kins- outstanding

-Mr. A. '1'. Murray Timms play-

ed soft organ music and

accom-

panied Mr. Gordon Shark, soloist. at the marriage of Miss Mary Dor- can Singer and Mr. Ernest Melville

Read, son of Mrs. Read and late George Read,

the

Summerside,

Prince Edward Island, which took

place in Welland Avenue Church, St. on Saturday, August 15.

United Catha rines, Ontario,

The RPV. Graham Barr officiat- cd in a st-tting of orchid and white

gladioli and in-rns. The

and SWPDI. into a long train.

of seed pearls. Her graceful bouquet was hanotis.

Miss Barbara

rim ousanmn. Tiiimann - Lidstono Wedding

-At Trinity United Church. Summorside, yesterday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock the marriage core- mony of Bsrnloo Dole Lidstono to Rev. Paul Daniel Tiilmsnn. B.A., B.D., was solemnlzed by Rev. John Sheen of Elmsdale, assisted by Rev. Garland Brooks of Windsor. NS. The double ring ceremony was used. The bride is the (laugh- ter of Mrs. W. C. Lidstorio and the late Mr. Lidstone of Surnmersid and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. G. Tlllmsnn of Medi- clne Hat, Alta. Mrs. Eric Sheen was in charge of the wedding music and accompanied the Trin- ity lsdies qusrtette as they sang "The Voice That Bresthod 0'er Eden" previous to- the ceremony, and Mr. Albert Noonsn, the bride's cousin who sang "I'll Walk Be- side You" during the signing oi the register. Bouquets of multi- colored gisdioli were arranged in

the church for the occasion and bows of white tulle marked the guest pews.

The bride was given in marriage by her brother, Mr. Gordon Lid- stone and attended by Miss Bette Lou Tredenick, as maid of honor, Miss Barbara Rogers as brides- maid and Miss Elisabeth strong as junior brldesmhld.

Mr. Morley Wylie was grooms- man. Messrs. Roy Grant and Chester 5. MacDonald were ush- era.

The bride was lovely in her gown of eggshell satin with long

bride dauilhlffr OI MIT and .Ml'5- Ff99'li'ynke was edged with wide needle man Smgen W55 9” ll 1" marrmget point lace and the long sleeves 1bY 3:1” f?1gh9;sI;;9I' :0:'nm(;;ig::9d- were lily point. Her chapel flengtlt; '1 3'11 3' 9 ”v '0 veil fell from a Coronet o see in a rcdingotc over tulle and satin:pe,.,,1s and 51.". parrled 3 shower Shpthouquet of Better Time roses. worn a single strand of pearls'andf her veil was caught in a Coronet in aqua nylon neg or-er taffeta, tlthe bridesmaid in pink nylon net 0 over taffeta and the junior brides- While EIHCII011, DOT" P0"15 and -'-i9P',maid in blue nylon over taffeta. 'All Mason W85 mkidtbands and mitts and carried nose-!

of honor. Her dress of orchid eye- let organdy, was ballerina-length,

and hei-

.in:l Mis. Rcbcrt Glover of Sl')l'llif.'t

,:-ind her brother Tom Ledwell andl

guished before the arrival of the-tman. Mu R035 and

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Mr. David Read was grooms-E Following the ceremony if rc- Mr. Robert ception was held at Birch Hill ) ' Lodge where the bride's table

iii-o dcpai-tment. Damage was of alsheppnd ushered the guest,

their ribbon-marked pews.

Mr. and Mrs. Singer held a re- sweet P885 and Alonzo E. Holmes. Kensington. an- later swan house" 3, men. hnmellinpppd with a The bx-id? mm grgufn ten on gland groom. The toast to the bride

ception in the Church hall

motor trip to the Maritlmes.

the

bride wearing an eggshell suit with

brown hat and accessories.

Mr.

and Mrs. Read will live on Ridge

street, in Hamilton, Ontario.

Toronto Stocks

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7000 N xrwz - 5 8900 N Dick its . 2 500 N Rlclilld 13 3500 N Ryan L . . 15 1200 N Senator . I6 900 N Superior 250 3500 N Thurl) - 9 8000 Nib Yelo . 10 300 Nipisaing . 150 00 Noranda . 55 5000 Nor!-told - 10 2000 Norlartic . 15 750 Nomirt-al 280 5000 Nc-xpax 13 600 N C Oils 219 4500 N Dsnison 11 27000 Nor inca . 23 6700 North Trin . 40 4500 Nor Extn .. 10 3833 Nubar 34 30100 Nudulama '70 1000 Obaska 7 1700 Obrien 80 1750 Okalta 330 500 Oleary 10 2500 Ont Pyr . 135 200 0 P31 b wts 8 2800 Opemisk H5 3300 Oslsko 50 5520 Pac Pete 825 300 Pamoiir 36 10700 Panwest 45 500 Paramq 7 8430 Parbec 15 500 Paymaster 44 1100 Peace Riv .. 535 1300 Pathfinder 1215 325 Peruv Oil .. 200 4750 Petroie 43 800 Pick Cr 120 400 Plan 190 2500 Pitch ore 2'1 225 Placer 32 4500 Ponder . 125 400 Prair Oil 225 9450 Preston 330 6850 Pros Air . 365 6000 Piirdy M 10 6600 Que Cp ill 6500 Que Lab 13 500 Que Man 95 300 Que Met . 570 10300 Que Nick 104 855 Quemont 17 1500 Radiore 51 1500 Ranwick 13 4500 Red Pop 17 5000 lledwat 103 2500 Reef Pete . 14 3059 Rio Prado 80

1150 Rlx Athab 500 Roche 2500 Rowan 7500 Roxana 3000 Roy Silv . 1025 Royalite 1200 Rundle 5000 Rupiin 700 Ryaiinr 200 Sam Ant 7000 Sand Riv . 1900 sapphire 7100 Scurry 3450 Secur Fr . 2000 Sbawkey 7422 Sherrltt 1100 Sllanco 16610 Sll Miller 2700 Siscoe 4400 Stanwell 500 Siarratt 200 Stedirian 6865 Stp Rock 1000 Sturgeon 96720 Sud Conf. 1800 Sullivan 34800 Surf Inlet 000 Sylvan 30340 Swi Grass 200 f?.wif:ton 900 'l'c. k H 40530 Thom Lund . . . I000 Tombill

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4 "address and accessorieszdaughters tmatched. She carried orchid glad-,sstin gown with grey accessories land a Corsage of pink carnatlons.

'which Mr. i For 4 plane

torso waist, and full length skirt ending in a train. A nylon net

The maid of honor was gowned

wore matching floral head gays of yellow and white 'mums. Mrs. Lidstone chose for her

wedding a turquoise

with its attractive arrangement of and lighted tapers, r-entered ii two-tier wedding cake. miniature bride

was proposed by Rev. lMr. Sheen. The groom. in responding, propos- ed a toast. to the attendant: to Wylie replied.

the honeymoon trip, by

CHARIDTTETOWN

Faster Weather Information

For Canadian

Air Stations

MONTREAL. Aug. 21--High ranking RCA! and Department of Transport officers will inaugurate the world's first fully automatic facsimile weather chart trans- mission service at Dorval airport tomorrow afternoon at 3 p. in. ED. '1'.

Air Marshal C. R. Elemon. C.B..

C.B.E.. C.D.. will press the buttona

that will start recording machines from coast to coast 1-ion. Lionel Chevrier, Minister of Trs. , 1., will place the first chart on the transmitting drum.

The "Weatherfax" sistem is de- signed to provide faster, more economical means of getting wen- ther information to air force stat- ions. with a master chart trans- mitted ovsr the network showing the weather picture from the Aleu- tians to Iceland. meteorologists at the air force stations will be freed of much of their present map making and devote more time to an intensive study of conditions over the operating area.

Key stations in the network. the central analysis bureau at Dorval. will transmit the master chart four times daily to the entire net- work. Regional forecast officers at Vancouver, Edmonton, Winnipeg, Toronto, Montreal and Moncton will, in turn. transmit area charts to air force stations in their terri- tories.

Series of Charts

The national transmission con- sists of a series of charts that plot the Weather in the form of press- ure patterns and fronts for alti- tudes all the way from sea level to 50,000 feet. They also indicate such information as temperature, wind, velocity and direction, precipita-

tion and dew point. ,

The high altitude plot is valu- able to jet-powered military al.'- craft although the Department of Transport sees future advantage in the facsimile service for com- mercial airlines. At present, suf- ficient rnschines are available for only a limited national network.

By the end of November all forecast centres and flying stat- ions will be supplied with Muir- head equipment of British design and manufacture.

Light and Compset

Comparatively light and com- pact. the equipment used can be set up quickly. The recorder, for instance. is a unit less than two feet square. In the transmitter an electric exit scans the weather chart creating a fluctuating

:' Body Expected To 4Arrive Sept. 1

-The body of Flying Officer R. -5. Sharp of Bideford who died in a fire at Sandsplt. B. C.. Sunday night. is expected to arrive in Bummerside by train on Tuesday, September 1st.

It is expected that the funeml will be held in Summerside on Wednesday September 2nd, with service commencing at 2 p. m. in Trinity United Church

ducted by Flight Lieutenant R. P. Condin, Protestant. chaplain at R.C.A.F. Station. Summerside, and Ifull military honors will be accord- ed at. the funeral. Interment will be in the People's Cemetery at Summerside.

Flying Officer Menzie is accom- panying the body from British Columbia. Mrs. Sharp and three weeks' old baby are expected home by plane today.

Flying Officer Sharp was the victim of a fire that destroyed a Department of Transport hostel

CUP at Sandspit. B. C.. where he was

rent that is passed through elec-jspendlng the night Wlilltt on 14

tm sensitive paper in the record- Search

mission Surviving rela-

lns machines throughout the net-loves include his 351 cnis M nd work, The cum-any set! up 3 chem..Mrs. F051" Shawl. P: br0imerr'GRer- , the scenes showing the three pain I551 7”C"0n which 5mm5 the P3v'!e!d, a sister Constance. all of Bide-imeemm mp mlmh demands of mg

per.

Both transmitting and recordinz'Davidga, and 3.-mv m drums 1 side. . l moving at exactly the same speed.t

machines have rat at ing

Thus what the scanning eye picks

up on one is immediately recordedlparents. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Mac- lh” ”””'”'15' ”5”'””

Iford; and tan slsl.Prs, Mrs William Summer-

on the other. It takes 35 minutes Loan.

to transmit a 22 by 18 inch chart. Recording is done on a continuous

recording roll. To interconnect thelsimvai”.

various forecasts offices and force stations across

The ii-iany friends of Elmer regret to hear he is a

airQpatient in the Prince Ccitinty Hos-.5 Canadadpital. Ail

wish him a speedy re-

Canadian National and CRl'lfidIBl'l,COVE'T'V.

Pacific Telegraphs.

over 5,000 miles of specially signed telephone circuits which the recorders and transmit- ters will operate.

Expect G0v't

Avert Shippi

OTTAWA, IOPJ - The Labor Department said Thursday it is "too early" to forecast possible government moves to avert the threatened Canadian shipping, strike. - ,

The department said neither the- Si-afal'ers' International l.'nion nor the shipping companies have re- plied as yet to a letter asking whether they accept or reject the findings of an arbitration board.

through the Maritime-5, the bridc changed to a suit of VIOICTI cordo with matching velvet hat and white accessories and a cor-i sage of white carnations. They 'will reside in Bissett. Manitoba. !where the groom is the pastor oil the l'nitt-d Church. The bride isl a certified clerk in pharmacy and3

lprior to her marriage was on the; staff of the Enman Drug Com- lpany.-S.

Alberion and I I I VICIlll'I'y

Mrs. J. R. McMahon and family returned to their home in Alberton after spending the summer in Huntsville, Ontario.

Mrs. D. W. Freeman. New 131”11115'

wick. N. J., is visiting her brother. Mr. Ernest Stapleton. Alberton.

Mrs. A. R. Matthews. Alberton. is a patient in the Prince County Hospital, Summerside.

Mr. and Mrs. R. E. MacDonald, Peter and Barbara. returned. 7-0 A1- berton on Monday after spending . holiday at their summe cottase in Montague.

Miss Edith c. Arthur. Arllnsiont Mass. is visiting her brother and sister-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Stan- ley Arthur, Alberton.

g:.M....... GOOD CATCH

HALWAX. (OP) -- TWO F011-D8 -fishermen of I-lubbards got. s hap- py surprise when they found their nets packed with 400 yams blue- nn tuna. It. was the biggest. single day's catch in years along st. Margaret's Bay.