Page 2 The Guardian ‘Tuesday, A_p:ll 29, 1954

hTnua|Meeiing cirv Aiin nisriiTcr lyylmrjne 31103’? Of Rainbow Club ’

which mark the waters of New Brunswick. Cape Breton. Magdalen _ Islands and Prince Edward Island Mrs. Noel Denlois was elected P037 "155 Tl" A“ SW‘ shill" have been undergoing an overhau; President of the Rainbow Club at;G-In“:{:i°“EDfi‘V'1°“g°-d"PF‘“°° the fifth annual meeting held' . 93° “ °““‘“- yesterday afternoon in 8unsetlAp"l 22"d' 8 P'’“'

hi the machine shop and forge at the Marine wharf. Now in shining coats of new paint they are ready I-Odie. l BADIATOBS repairing and re- "° be pm“ w ''"‘h”‘'nd ""5 but’ The meeting was presided 0V¢l“tsiring. Mailett.'a Battery Service. “ll”! 9’ WW‘ '3‘ “V” ‘°' W’ by Mr" Ruby H°“l°' 0' D‘ A" "M Mn~'r's ruisnair SPECIAL oqirflia ei§::elE::nl:“the buoys have 1" he’ '""""” "pm “ “mm” Chilled tomato juice, boiled corn- been taken apart and serviced in President touched on the success . m m hi h d m which had crowned the efforts of :6 5§(‘)’t‘"f‘:_e''ol'’‘_‘'m'‘;’':l’5g'“;mB“'''°'' '3 ac M 5 op 3'" e wpe" the Club during the year and the "' ‘ ' spirit of co-operation which ani- [.‘E[)[]RA1‘]0N MEET[NG5 .. mated every endenvour on behalf Federation of Agriculture meetings in the various school districts

iielighfiul 3-Act Comedy Presented Al Prince Edward By St. Charles Auxiliary

Pollowing a well astahllahsd tra- ish they had gevloualy shown 1; dltion that the Easter Monday show the more soda Highland Fling, presented by the St. Charles Aux- Teresa Doyle. who has for som. illary of the Charlottetown B.os- time been regarded as poasgunl pital must always have that extra rare ability as a tap dancer, add. asst and finish which endears it ed to her popularity as she went to a Charlottetown audience. the through the routine of Mississippi ,. uction of “The Honeymoon is Dandy with an equally suocessrui over" at the Prince Edward 'rhea- encore. tra last evening met all the ro- "No Hospital could exist without quiremsnts. the Ladies Aid" was the tribuu

The three act C°lIIO¢ was pro- paid by Dr. W. J. P. Maculllu; u duoed and staged by Mr. hank be congratulated the St.iCba.rle. Maclntyre, under the istlnguiah- Auxiliary on their devotion to 1.1;. ad patronage of His Honour I..ieu- cause of the hospital for many tenant Governor T. W. L. Prowae

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Ready For Season’s Operations.

812.95 BUYS new Durex battery at Mailett's Battery Service.

structure of each buoy has been 11‘.- paired in the forge; after that they receive a fresh coat of paint and each one is lettered for the place

of Sunset Lodge.

The Treasurer and Secretary also‘

submitted their reports which were entirely satisfactory and highly encouraging.

Following the business meeting, the members provided refreshments for the guests of the lodge, fea- turiiig the occasion with a large birthday cake which was in-at cut by the oldest lady in resid- ence, Mrs. Flora Miiclfinnon of St. Peters, who is 93 years old.

Senior Mayor Irene Henderson, Matron of the Lodge spoke briefly expressing appreciation as did also Major Mildred Stevens, assistant matron Mrs. N. D. MacLean sang two solos by way of musical en- tertainment and Major Henderson rendered several piano numbers.

HOWARD McINNIS

FITTED FOOTWEAR 175 Queen St. - Currie Bldg

BIRTHS. MARIIIAGES. DEATHS 50:: Per insertion

arE'rifs'

Cl.0W—At the P. E. rsi?i?d'Hospi- in: on April llih. 1954. to Mr. and .\li's. Everett clow, Milton, a son, Brian Kent. Weight 8 lbs.

STEEVES-—At the P. E. I. Hos- pital, April 18th. 1954, to Mr. and Mrs. Bert Sleeves, a daughter, Susan Emily, 8 lbs. 12 oz.

E.\'SERl.\'K—At the P. E. I. Hol-

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throughout the Island took place last night. The Federation in this Province has at present an overall membership of approximately 3,- 000.

DEREK batteries sales and ser- vice. Mallet.t's Battery Service.

lSi\‘(iA(iE.\lEl\'T-—- Dr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Lariiz of Charlottetown ainounce the engagement of their younger daughter, Heather Jean. in Mr. John A. Smallman of Hall- fax. eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. William E Sntailman of Summer- side.

AN l'I\'Al\'GELlS'l‘lC s e r vice with Kenneth T. Norris, evange- list, preaching “The Safest Place in the \\'orld" will he held in Central Christian Ciiiirch tonight at 8 p.ni. Mr. Preston \'. Book, will be soloist. All are welcome.

CHOIR SELECTION — At the celebration of Rev. Rupert Mac- l.ellan's first Mass in St. Marys

Church. Indian River. the .\/ies.-iv de Anglia" was beautifully rendered by the church choir under the direction of Mrs. Edgar liickey. As- sisting the choir were two Saint

Dun.sta.n's students, Aiidrew Mac- Donald and Russell Mnclnnis. MEETING AT OTTAWA -

Repiesentatives from all ten Prov- inces will gather in Otia\vaApril 30 for the annual meeting of the Car.- adian General Council of the Boy Scouts Association. The meeting, to be held in the Chateau ltaurier, will be presided over by president Rhys I-I, Sale, of Windsor, Ontario. Brig. W. w. Reid. Dso, pm-

this Province. It is also thought possible that he may be accompan- ied by Mr. F‘. Driscoll. provincial commissioner.

MR. 2:. wiii'rr.uu;it {minder oi‘

designated.

placed will be in the Charlottetown harbour and on the Wood Island- Carlbou run by the C.G5. Brant Later in the that the c.o.s. Saurel will arrive to pick up the buoys for the wat- ers away from the With the almost complete absence of ice Strait and the Gulf of Saint Law- rence shipping will take impetus during the next few weeks.

merit of Branch) is the many harbours which coastline. phase of the work a crew is busily engaged in dredges. be used. These are the machines which keep the lanes of the sea open and safe for travel.

railing during most of last week had an adverse effect on sales of IEQSLEY finer)‘, heads state that while was down slightly from the same week a year ago it was exception- ally good considering conditions.

the same thing, that the weather ‘tins against any increase in sales viricial president. will aiteiid irom‘°( Cl°"m"E- but bu-5111655 held UP well under the circumstances.

retail weather ltaviiig no effect at all on sales of food supplies for the tra- ldmonal Easter meals One large Above are shoivn buoys of varying sizes which will be placed in the coastal waters of

As usual the first buoys to be

week it is expected

Island coast.

in the Northumberland

it is thought that spring on a sudden

Another activity of the Depart- Transport (Marine dredging of thi- indent the In preparation for this

making ready the lugs and scows that will men arid traffic

Easieriusiness Reporied Good

Although the cold weather pre-

department store business

Several store operators reported

It was a different matter with grocery stores with the

The C. G. S. Brant is shown

placed in the light buoys that will mark the sea lanes along the Maritimes shores.

Fri‘ ‘ills. \.

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discharging a load of acetylene gas tanks which will be Barter’s Film Lab.

Premier A. W. Mathason and Mrs. Matheson and His Worship, Mayor J. David Stewart and Mrs.

ed wife as played by Jean Gid-

cult situations encountered by her long-suffering husband. effectively played by W. Driscoll.

trlbutedd in full measure to the competent staging of the play. as their well-mastered lines, freely punctuated with lively comedy. came over the foot-lights. alda MacDonald. Ev. Beagan, Joan Murnaghan, Dedweli, J. Walsh and Etta Bell, met all the requirements of their parts as developed throughout the entire show.

pleasing interlude to a city audi- ence on the presentation of any play, were not lacking in number and popularity. Joan Murnaghan and Jim Flanagan led off with two duets which were treated most effectively, followed by Mr. J. R. Compton in two funny monologues which were Frank Maclntyra was seldom heard to better advantage as “Robe of Calvary" and in a lighter vein, as an encore, "Port of Many Ships". that peerless pair of comedy sing- ers sang two duets "Enjoy Your- self. it's later than you think" and “All Alone". enjoyed. Miss Maureen Blake once again demonstrated her and interpretation with a lovely voice as she sang "In a Monastery Garden" and “Alice Blue Gown."

and Mrs. Prowse. the Honourable

Ste- wart.

Fannie Smith. the scatter-brauh dings gave ainpls scope to the

wide experience of this clever actress as she dealt with diffi-

Other members of the cost can-

Don-

B. MacDonald, W.

Specialties. which always form a

well received. Mr.

he sang

Kay and Elmer Gallant,

which _ were heartily

control

years. “This is equally true of the Ladies’ Aid of the P. E. Island Hospital," the Doctor said and they also can never be adequately rq. paid for their splendid work on behalf of the sick in this city."

The Downtowners orchestra pro. viding music was composed of Ian Alexander, Elmer Gallant, Ivo Cudmore. Redmond Soy, Wendell Murphy and Jimmie Goody. Ac. companiats were, Albert Blanchard and Austin Connolly. Make up we. by Elizabeth Willet and Frank Maclntyre and the furniture and stage fittings by courtesy of n_ '1-_ Holman. Ltd.

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II. S. Eov't Malabar

plied.

Garnet I-lorner of the Washing. ton Star then put this question to Dulles:

"Do you agree with Mr. Nixon in favoring the sending of Amari- can troops to I.ndo-China, if neces- sary, as a last resort, to save that area from Communist dominatioi if the French should pull out?"

Dulles replied that Nixon had answered a hypothetical question off the record and that ha (Dulles) wasn't going to answer a hypothes ical question on the record.

Dealing with Southeast Asia, Dul- les said part of his discussion with the president was a report on his efforts in London and Paris last week to create a Pacific defence alliance, similar to NATO.

Dulles later flew black to Wash- ington.

Cord Of Thanks

The show "Roman Holiday" wa sponsored by the Community Nun sing Registry of Prince County. and was very successful.

Briarcrest Bible Insit i . "ll . , _ , , . , ml: Ar;Sr;‘1sP1r3~i.ml(954.‘ todidurihatgd prespnt the c,,,,,,,,,, ;,,l,'m°d 3,1,, fgagfrpejiizeniit 1;-: ‘:ell::“:~:5el_ “:;:‘the Maritime Provinces and the Magdalene Islands. All have been repainted and com- g$:’°"“::)°p“:3"'m '2‘ n”’v*°‘:::’ hlriie Regifittrynwould 11:; ti; tag ‘ . - -«or Th d ~ ' ' 'tIonpounyo In Nelly, weight 8 lbs. so.-.5 (Ki I;-:ngla(iiJdsal1{all:l-orgzilrl-i:,:0,,a,ti comparable week ofll953. I-Ioweverplg§;‘:%tg;%1;}3:u1ed m the shops of the Department of Transport at tlge t1vI,anFI."i‘lem ‘géjgrf’ I010 II their 111030 11190 WP dlD¢1DB those who participated in aa) C0[,T.l.S_M Private Pamnu Pd_ 5m,e,_ Thu,S,,a_,,. M 9 pm. This he noted that business in ioods ' 81‘ GT5 - routine with all the style and fin- way to make to such, ,. when of mg -1-ammo General iilm dcpicls trnvol lifc among In- had been C°“5‘5l'5““Y 80°11 511109‘ salary to be in the income tax a Hosp)!“ on Apr” mm’ 1954' to dwns of Mex,“ and Pmwu andlthe first of the year. i paying class the true increase In I S e M,‘ and Mrs. Elgm com“ (Me shows how \Vyr-lifre Blhlli in-.n5.i Several smaller retail grocers‘ actual spendable cash income on s ~ E Hm." Mutter‘, _ mm later: master these liaJi\'P ton. also remarked that the Easter week‘P E I M i 555 filly year basis would he. sp- I M 1’ Ono YOGI 3 “NDOVAID At th ch ‘ fines. Df".d(‘.hail$'S'E.-1'tlllPVl" well business had been very good. , . . . . proximately hloc a flay. It was W I. i’ V. . I .4— e flll0l.lf‘- noun la in preailinr _ iniiorlulros‘ other lines of merchandise were "°‘°‘_' that t e 9°” °°“ t" ' ° 0" B 3'"'3'ltY I 'l:‘“‘Il”1ii;1l:i1i«i\l”r:n l.‘-:\e[:1l'!llVl(9lf‘lj, 19?: Ellxitggni. The public is cordiiiliv moved at a steady place during; A meeting of the Board Of :r.:vil;?1u:,e1z/x lgfieagldigreaos: zllsghtllpv A‘ H“ ‘"”‘“‘1 meal"? °fHi1ls- I I ‘ ‘ ‘ *' ‘‘‘° °'“ ' ’ the Week. Druizstorer reported bet» Governo ' rm P r: I T h ' " " ' ' i s it Ch t h id ii dauizlllef, .\'anoy Jean, weight ter b i th 1 t ‘ rs -0 e ' ' ' “C ' over 50c per arinum per head of b°r° R°y’ “"9 “P '3' ° 7 lbs. H MS. ART (ENTRE BURGLED _ It us ness an as year at thisiers Federation was held at Prince populauom in Boyne Loyal Orange Lodge was reponed tome Cm, Ponce yC5_ time and one pharmacist statedlof Wales College yesterday after- - rooms last evening the following MICPHEE — At the P. E. Isinnditerday that some time between 4 p. "ha? "M5 We“ BDPUEG 50 i-he DYE‘ “°°“ with the P”5id°"'5 Mr‘ E3” ‘i/ii\s‘sl"M:bgllniiatbzbonrilxdtsM? siate of officer: was elected and Hg5piLa1 on Apr“ 15_ go ML and my on Sunday and 9 a_ m_ M0nday_ scription department which showed .ielle.\: in the chair. The first bus.- ‘DBv’i§ Lmswne and following cow installed for the year 1954-55. Mrs_ Dame] MacPhgg_ 3°”;-mw_ . the Art Centre which is located on 3 KYERUY incffifised ICNVHY °V€l' ""5 was “K” °pp°”“"'.°m °t press s‘derable discussion it was rlecid- 5'-W” °°"5ld°“‘b" b“5"'“' W“ Lo oust , daughter, Nancy Karen, tBhelgecond floor of the Market 5 year ago. 3",‘r1h'°5°é““°"5l C°;‘m|l:€95- W ed ,0 give the matter yurthe, attvelndéd Ito: WM Kl DC W ~ . in ' ~ t,- - ~' ‘ e enera ecre nry . s - - - . ., r ac nnon: .., i i mm-as box :a;°.;i:.." ...:‘.,..:":3.“.:":":..;”“:..':°“.?..‘::..:::: A .‘;’“.‘i‘l".‘$‘.'.".i‘ ans. '".:::.":: 13:: M... 6.1": A Maritime Product -y~AyD0u__Mhc'jTHl'.;E:A‘t 5‘. “me, Frances Johnston. director of the Jeweller said his sales were cohsider- $611935 "p°':It. ‘“_h' director °t the heard and accepted some arous- R5553 5‘-‘flbe. G. AX'th\.ll‘ACl.|dl'!1tL|'ElI Presbyterian Church, Charlotte. C9““'9- Wld Police that HDPHFEDIIY ably ahead of last year although no ‘"5 yinth 0;“! "5 .Fed"”''})1" iiig some discussion and others lfelsuref. E0’-7L ‘A. 1M6. M81‘! GJ. complete checkqlp of burner and town. on March loth, 1954. by the ill? 4°“ °“.”‘° “°”h 5158 of tin: factual comparison had been com-‘f:-"ff "pr -" '" °""'"',°"~ °" '.° by their nature noi requirinii ill? N' R°"'"’°"‘ 1“ L°°‘,‘:'°{' H’ Rev. '1‘. H. B. Somers, June Grace b“‘1dm“1‘’ad‘“3“’ ‘"9 5"°°“d “0’“"‘pleted. He noted that there was 3' 6 0“. ml?" and up amed uh" discussion iwlnil mainly 01 3" '1‘. Lacey; 1“ cond" Her er ' reg-ulgr service calls and inspec- Mflcphwy New Haven and Lloyd had been left open and that thefionsidemble impetus “Wen saleaitaérlliltrfisentin thzt prtrgfict s:l*’::rvl'i’:;':5 informational nature. Kins; Herald, James V. Crabbe.

~ . - v . l k h — -- . l\ll'le Mile Creck. 00 0" I 9 All Cent“? “5 0‘ ihelover the week-end after I l'elatiVe- love] but that work would begin TORONTO (cp) _ camrdinn tlon at NO COST to you-

type that could be easily forced.

ly slow start t th be ‘ h it ~ _ ‘V K . FUNER“ YESTERDAY The the week. I e ginning of :(tmr:Pe fear: lng level in due . ' Eorfgzezfles tmmutftd iggwetgeg firm A __ , ‘ ”“ ‘ ‘ . , he pro _ . :‘§:EI’5‘h‘::ea’;‘t funeral of the late Lawrence Plan In 89119111 U18 T913” i-“Ade 0‘ The mm" business hem" the quarter oi 1954. First quarter 1953; The Irving Oil Conversion burner is the practical IOIUUOH f°l‘

name h id t d th iL d‘ « ,h0nrd. wu ih d -t‘ I , Y W34 9 Y8-5 61‘ 8)’ morning 9 C Y 3000? mg to reports of “‘ " "°"5‘ 9”’ '°" 3 mm was $l‘354"3" Sales were heating homes with existing heating plants. It can be quickly

All“ M"Q”““‘"- 33° 77- f°“"‘"1." from the Charlottetown Funeral merchants n ‘W0 rf‘p0rl<' that of the Sal rl N ‘ ’ of Charlottetown. ‘ V ' . ppm” to have been '~ H ~ - .fl es “ . . " B150 hlilhef 53 333349-398» mm" Home to Dunstan: Basilica on a greater basis ‘than last year.lEr_"nd”_dS"bkV I,‘v‘;;“eJ §°""§I'”e‘h p"' cl pared with $34,532,100. and “guy lmuued in your present furngce to give you all the STR!CKLAND—Suddenl_v at the Wlliege tR;Q:1€';‘_H1£!:il1 MES; Trade is steadily increasing with gummmide‘ And-‘ha oflligeyt °' P. E. 1. Hospital, April 19th, 1954, W03 N1 I‘ .V :V< Nelle‘! 09 0- improvements being noted since ‘ . ' . W0 _ , , ——-—-——-—‘———"*‘— C.,,,,go,-is or automatic on heating at amazingly low cost. Rufus sm"k1a"d °{ M"5h“‘1d ”' Kim “S0 °"§‘,‘,’“°""‘,1‘§‘° ‘f.§"’°§,f.'§ the hm’ °‘ "N5 ye" 1" p“‘°“°“u5' llzffziljgljnft/Ifilhgzffll-lfIlrnlA:lsr1I:1)n(;'!l:‘ DDlQlgeE?}l)::()C1!'E5ll‘lflCl'll3) said prlgillohdgl igator on ‘the provincial detective- hu 67”‘ ‘war’ Remains "e ms" 2 grave‘ 0 pa ‘ cue U a“ “nu 0! memhandlse' 1'ld5'”"9- Dllrlhsi lite discussion‘ the“? 18 "0 d°“”‘ that l‘ “"31 "“"*“ Mme’ I Call us today for a free heating survey of your home or busi-

ing at the Cutcliffe Funeral Home 1 An official of Canadian National‘

3” gmndmephews 01 f.,':,o'f§°e‘;ff:f| wreck at nearby Monimagny April

on the matter of the rec nt . l- . . 9 W of a “criminal Railways said last week that the

ness establishment and arrange to hn"ve us install it soon.

where funeral service will he Maurice He"ness°y' , — r - . . .~ , 1 un held wednesd _. H ' ;._ nessey, Lorne ilonnesscy, Richard 2: y imrease, truious mFlllbel's'of 6 was tie res ‘ yd b “ h de_ in A ernoon se Henneafim Fred Hennesseyl and the Board expressed the opinion act. by n’;;‘_3:w‘lV;‘3O;::5e:l by isgvflfon ox

vice starting at 1:30.

ANNEAl%At Rivers, Manitoba, on April 13, as the result of a flying accident, Lieut. Ernest An- riear of the Royal Canadian Artil- lery, age 30 yours. son of George Annear and the late Mrs. Annear of Lower Montague, P.E.I. Inter-

The statement was made

that it was it stop in the right Lieut. Martin Henley, ace invest-7

direction; although, as some mem. bers pointed out, on a basis of 200 l<'8l‘hlnR dB.VS Pei‘ year, the maxi- imum increase to any teacher would only hr- ffic a day. if any teacher should receive sufficient

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Ernest Hennessey. Interment was in the Catholic Cemetery.

INSPECTION TRIP —— Brig. W, W. Reid is leaving today for Sus- sex. N. R.. to pay his semi-annual visit to the Blh New Brunswick Hussars, a iiiilt forming part of his

persons unknown.

Former City Man

This year's top award of the Canadian Poetry Association has been given to William D. (Bill) Decoste. formerly of this city and now district editor of the Tim-

”“"i IRVING OIL CO. LTD.

ci-iiiitionsrowu . . . . DIAL‘ 8504

ment on Tuesday, April 22, l brigade‘ The mm has _been °°"' "HUS D311)’ Prfis. Timmlns, Ont. Fredericton, N. B. I ducting A trades training c cum I-us poem, mm,m 135; pm“. thmush busy years SUMMERSIDE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . DIAL 2615 at Camp Sussex and Brig. Reid My especmm, for the compew Excitement, breathed in street and .. 0. II. M. - Will in-599°? W9 "V""'k_*‘5 “'0” 3-3 9?‘ Lion in which there were over m‘",k°" Place "°“‘“Y “S” W“ “’l‘‘““’“‘- ‘*9 W‘-" 400 entries, was titled “Builder ’“- ‘1”95“°““‘3- Elem" Veniuled you liked our COTTON SLIPS that were specially Pur°l“*3°d “’ “ll MONTAGUE . . . . . . . L. . . . . . PHONE 109 me“ have ‘M T°”""'° where he of Crosses." The entries were _iui:lg- "ear; for JUST 198 so well that we were forced to reorder them—AND— will attend a two-day meeting of ed by Professor Earle mm” N Then; "Save Thyself!" he heard is,” 1: wonder-iu17 we were able to get. another supply. ‘they're in Charlottetown and the Lingerie

the 10 Provincial Chairmen of ’.-h«- Boards.

a maiden jeer... He dimly saw ii moving cross .. .a

sizes 32 to 40 in the Ladies’ SHOP» Section of the Summerside Store.

the University of British Colum- bia who twice has won the Gover-

N.D. Maclean

Wdrkmen's Compensation These snowy white Batiste Slips

He 1‘ expected ‘'0 “mm Friday‘ nor-Generals Literary Award for “we have a double panel of material down the front as "Non-see-throulh"

, , , Not things in earth 0 sky. 0 hi hi - tn h d hem trill of eyelet and the bodice front

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“B . P . . . rave ureau. e ye.-i- - « v . - - ‘

LMER street uh,‘ cm,’ He Embndfld Queen like a fire. to get. these Batiste Slips for you at a Special Saving. which Saving

terday for Montreal where he will show the new vacation film of the Island and spr-ak to several groups. He will also finalize arrangements for the showing of the Island film on television in Montreal and Tor- onto. While in Montreal, Mr. Fraser will contact various travel

1 —h , it's for ONLY 1.98 that. you can buy a fine 3:iit'e“I;ali.,ir;te°Sl,l(:>ulaviesrhceed with eyelet embroidery in the Ladies’ Shop; Charlottetown and the Lingerie Section of Holman: in Summeraida.