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__BE[)EQI'E UNITED cuuncn mm, 507cm; Sunday. May 30th pdpqllﬂ ll a. m. Albany 3 p. m- rden 7.30 p. m. Rev. W. Burton owe. B. A. Minister.

-oasr.nvr.s BIRTHDAY-Mrs. apmm Ell Arsenault of Sum- mmide Ob:p1‘\'(‘d her 85th birthday they homo on 'l‘uesriay. She re- Nived many congratulations and p5; wishes on the occasion from g! family and friends and in ihe waning mam- of them called on w. she is in excellent health and tlii capable of enjoying life to the lull-S. Air. and ‘Mrs. Ralph Somers re tuned to their home in Summer- iide alter spending a week in Illtiﬂiinish, N. S. -—-S

-I4ABEWELL PAITY — Mb‘. and Mrs. Hartwell Condor: enter- tained at thlir hune in Wilmot-m ﬁidey evening in honor of Mr. and Mrs. 8. B. Beeinn, who will leave In the‘ near future in reside in Summer-side. Mr. Bradford Cairns presided and after a. few remarks lliliﬁd “Pan Mrs. Wyn-main Cairns, who read an-sdmea; 1n whim 5'“ expressed the regret of the friends andneighbors that the Benton family was moving from srmng them and reviewed the pleasant associations of the la-st seven years Sims they had come to ule community. Mrs. l-leber M“.

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made a Presentation of a. boaiutlful Trnight Lannp. Mr. Beaten on be. half of himself and family than‘. ed one and all for this happy Surprise and voiced his appreciat- ‘Ion for the wonderful spirit of fmlldllﬂeﬁs and ctr-operation found in the district. amd said the people of Wilmot would always be welcome at the Benton home. where ever it ‘Yllilbt be. Mrs. Frank Jardine, m ‘rzehalf Of the FICTB. Tcwnbs Mission epiamle of Wilmot Valley read an " dress to Mrs. Beaum. and Mr; Hubert A-mew presented he,- with "-1 attractive. radio iP-"np. M“, Jeaton. in her gracious manner. Riffs“: all her friends and invited ' ‘- " T” “"1” "l FWmimersidc Tlu. “.35 unwed by n“ slnqkv jjifwcr. ‘rbev. Are Jolly Good ‘e owls after vt-hich a pleagang waning was spent in social infer. "curse and zames. A dainty lunch “'85 "Wed 11v the h-ostess. assisted ‘:37 the ladies. The singling qf

Al“ Vi"? Qvne" am-d the Nation- al Anthem brought an enjoyable evening to a close. -S

_ 4m. s. siexmey. Goo View, left on Wednesday for Rollin. N.S.toetteudtbe!unere.lefh sister-in-lew, Mrs. Alias Bur.

-Friends regret that little Carl Murphy son of Mr. end Mrs. James Murphy, Kelvin is suffering o! attack of pneumonia, and wish him a speedy recovery-Bur.

-!vlr. William Lefurgey. who had been receiving medical treatment in Moncton and is mum improved following his accident, arrived by Diane to his home In Sunz-norslde East on Monday evening. -S

-Willard‘A1den ‘I month-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Moose, Kelvin, is a patient in the Prince County Hospital where he is re- ceiving treatment for an infected ear. It is hoped the little fellow’: gmdition will rapidly improve-

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—Mr. Clifford Moose, student st P. W. 0.. Charlottetown. who cam; to Kenslngton on Friday to at- tendlthe funeral of his grandfath- er. the late Mr. Alfred C. MacNeill, is spending an extended weekend with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Moase. —Bur.

—Visitors to Burllngtnn on Sun- day included Mr. and Mrs. Victor Buntain and family, Rustico. who were guests of Mr. and My; N, W. Paynter: Mr. and Mrs. Basil MHCNEYUI. Mount Royal and lam- lly- ‘who visited Mr. and Mrs. Keith Adams. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest White. Miss Hilda Macbeod, Mr. and l\irs. Jack Hippcrson and daughter Judy. Mr. and M“, Arthm MacLeod and eon Cyril, of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel l-lickox. all of Charlottetown were guests

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Lest Wednesday evening I had the pleasure of attending Henry McCullochs annual lobster dinner. This ls the twelfth dinner Henry hes put on since he became a member of the House of Commons. He represents Piotou County and has represented that constituency since 1935. These annual lobster dinners are regarded as somewhat of an institution in Ottawa. Over one-hundred guests attend, in- eluding Cabinet Ministers, mem- bers of the House of Commons, and the Senate. Senior civil servants and House of Commons officials. It was the last Wednesday on which‘ the House did not sit for commencing on Wednesday even- ing of this week the House will sit through until eleven the same as on the other days.

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Lest year and more particularly the year before considerable dil- fioulty and annoyance were caused both to the department officials and the growers of potatoes due to late applications for inspection. The last day which applications will be received ls June 15th. in fact most applications should be in before this. Early applications per- mit the arrangement of the in- spections to the best advantage. Application forms \viil be senl to all growers whose crops were m- spected in 1947. as well as to those who have made a special request for inspection to the local inspec- tor.

1 should hope that after the ex- perience of last year and the year before growers desiring inspection would get their applications filed in time. 1

O 0 O O I had s. very pleasant call last week from Fred Skerry. formerly ofll/ot Eleven, but now of Ottawa. Fred has been sick for the last two years; but 1 am pleased to note that he is making a rapid re- covery and expec‘; to be back to his auditing in a couple of mouths. O l I O

When Parliament opened yester~ day very touching tributes were paid to the memory of the late Colonel Ralston. The Prime Min-. lster in his tribute said: “l shew’

Colonel Balaton intimately and s more unselfish and self-sacrificing public servant I have nevi IRWI- I cannot recall anyone of my oe- quaintonces who seemed to be more industrious, more conscien- tious or more ready to sacrifice everything for duty, as he saw it. than Colonel Ralston." John T. Hackett, KC, member for Stan- stead, President of the Canadian Bar Association concluded his iri- bute as follows: “He suffered the fortune and the fate of those en- gaged in_the endless adventure of governing men-no more, no less. Raiston understood. He did not complain. He considered it a priv- ilege to have given of his best in field and forum to public service of his country. when this came to an end he returned to his briefs not sad and dejected, but lighthearted and joyous. l-ie had done his duty. he had retained his ideals, he had kept his friends.

"To live in the hearts we leave behind '

"Is not in die."

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Today 1 went w Montreal in at- tend Colonel Ralstons funeral. A very simple but impresive service was held in the First Baptist Church, the church in which Col- onel Ralston worshipped since he first came to Montreal. The church was full of dignitaries from all walks of life who came to pay U181!’ last respects to a great soldier, s great statesman and a great Jurist. The service was conducted by the Rev. M. F‘. McCutcheon. The cnoir and congregation sang two oi the late Colonel Raistons favorite hymns “The Sands of Time are Sinking‘ and “Lead Kindly Light"? As the body left the church the

choir mtoned the Nunc DImlOi/JS? "Lord now lettest Thou Thy eer- vant depart in peace."

OTTAWA, May 27 - (Special) - Tenders for extepai-on of the air- port-nmways at Sizmmerside so as to soc ‘ to any type of plane were opened today by officials uf the Canadian Ccnnmercial Corpor- ation which makes purchases and negotiates contracts for the Defense Department. It is probable that the construct for both wﬁension and reeurfdbing of the runways willbeletbythoemiodtheourrent week. On the other hehd, renet was expressed by J. Watson MacNaught. Liberal M. P. for Prince. today over the decision of . Defence Minister Brooke Clsxton to defer emit-motion of 05 hauslll! units for the RCAJ‘. establishment at Su-nmerslde until next year. ‘This oroiect will not be included in the 2.350 houses being built at- 36 different locations this year as married quarters for service personnel and defence research. "Building d! the 65 units at! Summer-side is by

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Groeery Department.

IN PANTS, PRICED AT '27 CENTS

"my" 531411" equipment is carried-Hardware Depar‘

Clllll Is o delicious and nourishing food-acne It often! are nanny vulotioe of Cheese In the Groodry Department. - - - ﬂavor- fol 0h Choose In ‘l0 cents eeoln-the round red Geudu Cheese II ‘I0 cents also-Imperial Cbeeoe with‘: reel nip to It Is ‘I0 outs for a I pound package. There is an assortment of Cream Cheese In doluty Illloee es ae eento e gloss and every klnd of Kraft or Chateau Cheese

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Tenders Opened For Extension Of Runways At Summerside Airport

carweiied," Mr. MacNaught assured The Guardian in the government lobby after Mr. Claxtons announce- ment of the House construction program for the amned oervices. "I have the Min ter’: eminence that building of t eae uni-ts is an integral part of the program at Suxrunerside. It has been found however, that accommodation for R.O.A.F. personnel can be foblnd at Summerslde without construction 0f new soco . on.

"Hiowever, the Minister informed me that housing was a most urgent necessity in other parts of the country and that building of the housing units in Prince lldwlkd Island would have to be deferred for a. year.‘ "

KITCHEN HINT

To remove fruit or vegetable stains from the hands. use lemon juice or s few time of cuticle re- mover. ~

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A Summer EVENING DI!!! OI NYLON VSLVIIA! will be blem- eool and Iflbt u a oloud. - - - Thll miter!!! II ﬁll! *0 W"! "ml-IE lends Itself to home sewing. The colors of this sheer, diephenousl materiel are delightful-white, blue, pink or orchid with a while flora gag“, . . . 1g 1| Io Incheg wide priced at 2.45 a yard. A dreee made of Velverly will be a real "Port! D1151" "l! "'1'" "l" "'1" n’ yourself. Nylon Velverey and other charming Summer materials are to be fuuo In the Dry 60ml! Den-rimm-

Tllo Golf season lo HERE. - - - To play the game and enjoy It vou

are still scare»: small shipment

or both Spollllng "Woods" and "lrons" 1| expected m! day-it We" be well worth your while to come in and place your order for any There is a good supply of Spolding Golf lllll in stock, Iheeo ere priced at 10 and 95 cents each. You'll also find Golf logo leather Club Covers and wooden Tees. Make the Hardware

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Friday 1:15-9:15; Saturday Mei- ineo 2:30; Evening 7:15 and 9:15. The Flaming Drama of Roaring Young Kansas, starring Randolph Scott, lbobert Ryan end Ann Jeff- reyo and George "Gabby" Bayes, In

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-Mr. end Mn. Lorne Croaler and family were visitors to Wilmer. Sunday, guests of Mr. and Mm. Jdm Burrows. Mr. and Mr. Burrows also had u their guest»- Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Bownese and daughter Valerie, Mr. Abner Calms, Summerslde and Mr. Frank P587.

—Mise Patricia Weeks returned to Saint John. N. B... on Wednes- day after spending the holiday week end with her parents. Mr. and ltlrs, Percy Weeks. St. Elean- ors. She was accompanied by Miss Regina Jcrden. Both of them are

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