DECEMBER 19, 1952 . . rue WESTERN GUARDIAN

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PRINCE COUNTY OFFICE 8 Summer Street. SIINIIIGFIMB

Phone 3031.

News, Subscriptions, Advertising Beprenentntiven GEORGE GLOW nnd GEORGE worrrou

House Phones:

8032 and I035.

The Guardian may or bought at any of the following stores in isummerslae:

Ba" gookpmro. Summer street; Go

News-stand. W3”! Street: W” Deuce” '9 070001")!-

Wnu smut; aVinoe'I Grocery. K. I. wait.

Second Street:

urlfes Drugstore, 1! Central Street Mark Gsudet. 6'1 Granville street; Island Motor Transport. 120 Russell street; Ennsurs loll-

sorvioo Drug.

in Remington.

WEST PRINCE 0! FIG!

Alberton : Phone

...MOASE JEwEu.Ens on mail

m-den. write us for prices on your needs or send 50 cent deposit and

we will ship express collect.

,,Non'nI TBYON Presbyterian service. Dec.

Church, Christmas

Funk Weeks, Bepresenfnflvo. 03-: office and 83-! Bonus.

-COAL. -' Unloading Cunard! best coal the next few days, right price from car. P. J. Maclnnis. Borden.

-NEW LONDON PRESBYTEB.- IAN CHURCHES. - Services Sun- day. December 21st. Long River

21. 7'-30 P-"L C"”"h ”h””l 2 M” 1100 A M. Geddie Memorial 2.30 Miss 5 Mary A- M”K"”'e' d”' P. M. Clifton 7.30 P. M. Rev. D. A. CDHCS .

.,I WILL BE AT Bowness' Store. Monday afternoon. December 22nd. i on gasoline. Please bring invoices. Roy

receiving claims for rebate

Campbell. Minister.

-BEDEQUE UNITED CHURCH CHARGE. - services for Sunday. December zlst. Bedeque 11 A. M. Albany 3 P. M. Borden 7.30 P. M.

Campbeu Rev. W. Burton Crowe. B. A.. Min- lst . ..i-aiusu or roar HILSIE. ” Chm” ”' E.''gla"d: 1?; aim" gg -ENGAGEMENT-Mr. and Mrs. A"'"ewS' Im:H1e.SS'730 pg" Aloysius Roberts. Kinkora. an. -i9m”v P0" . ' ', JpiR' M ' nounce the engagement of their J0h"'5- E”"”he' Rni ' i C. daughter, Margaret Marjorie. R.

Malian. RI).

-PARlSH OF Church of England. 11 am. Chris

Al.Bl:JRTON

N., to Reginald MarLellan. Sum- mersidn, son of Charles and the late Mrs. MacLcllan. Spring Val- ley. marriage to take place Jan-

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C)"urChAliiEii'1ttiJallr'e; 371xlZi.m.p?1t1. Pg? uary 7th at Kinkora. i-i1sii9'5- 0'.L"”''' P”"”"””' R"? -l)lXON'S srom: is now wen W- 5- Phimpsf Rev” Ji R' MD stocked for the Christmas season

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-NEW LONDON PARISH. - church of England. The Rev. R. W Fourth Sunday in Advent, December 215:. 1952. Burlington 11 A. M. The lloly Communion. New London 2.30 PM. 10 A. M. Church School. 7.30 P. 'M. Evensong,

Coupland, B. A.. Rector.

Evensong. Kensington

-l(EN SINGTON - MALPEQUE

AND FREETOWN Presbyteria Churches. Services Sunday, Decem ber Zlst. will be held as follows Malpeque ll A. M. Freetown

o'clock. Kensington 7.30. Th Christmas Season at all

the services. The Rev'd. Campbell. Interim Moderator. -NAME OMITTED-ln count in yesterday's

radio station Wilkie, Union School, led from the list of the junior piano solo class.

-CAR. TRUCK COLLIDE -. A

collision on Water Street last even lng resulted in damage to both th

car and truck that were involved It was reported that the truck, driven by a man from Tryon was making a turn off

in the accident.

water Street when it was in col

lison with the car from Freetown. Police reported that no one was

njured. but a Summersidc rcsiden who arrived on the scene

after the crash said that a pas

senger in the car suffered cuts on

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the nose and hand.

Professional Cards

E. E. Parkman 0pt.D., R.().

OPTOMETBIST Glasses nmo Ins Examined

Ofnoo Bonn: I to II - I to 5 not! by appointment Phone 828'! REGENT THEATRE BLDG.

lnnuner St. snnunersfdo

services. The R.ev'd. E. C. Evans will conduct D. A.

the ac- Gurirdian of the amateur program presented on Saturday over a Charlottetown the name of Garth was omit- winners in

shortly

with a fresh supply of groceries. fruit, confectionery. toys and gift items. Coupon holders will be in- terested to learn that a new ship- ment of Dubery Rose dishes has just arrived. Store will remain open eiich evening from now un- til Christmas. 5. D. Dixon.

-A CAROL SERVICE will be held in Princetown United Church on Sunday, December 21st. at 7.30 o'clock and sponsored by the W. M. S. of Malpeque. Hamilton and Darnley. A special collection will be taken in aid of the "Mari- tlme Home for girls. Rev. Mr. Bax- ter will assist and the Kensington Male Quartette will sing.

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-Y. P. U. MEETING - The Christmas closing meeting of the Y. P. U. of Summerside Trinity United Church was held in the Ep- worth Hall on Wednesday evening The worship service was in charge of Rowena Mercer. After the open- ing hymn, H. Mercer. gave the Christmas story on how the hymn "silent Night" happened to be written after which it was sung by Joan Anderson. Prayer by the leader and the singing of "Hark The Herald Angels Sing" conclud- ed this part. of the programme. During the social hour. a sing song. with Ruth Huestis at the piano was greatly enjoyed. Edwin Toombs gave a most entertaining talk on the origin of many of the Christ- mas customs alter which "Twenty Questions" and other games were played.

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-DAIRY FARMERS MEET - A meeting of the dairy farmers of O'Leary district was held in the O'Lcs.t'y community hall Wednes- day afternoon to discuss matters pertaining to the amalgamation of dairies in Prince County. There was a very small attendance. Mr. Arnold Woods, of West Cape, was the chairman. The first speaker was Professor W. J. Reid. pres- ident of the Dunk River Cream- ery, who outlined the plan of the new company and spoke on the dairy industry and stressed the need of more members and share- holders in this locality. This was followed by a discussion. Other speakers were Messrs. Jack Wright, manager of the Dunk River Dairy, Lorne Monkley, manager of Ken- slngton Co-op. Dairy, and Arthur Johnston, a director of Kensing'- ton Co-op.. all of whom took part in the discussion. It was decided

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to hold more meetings in the dif- ferent districts in the near future.

Bedeque Notes

-Mrs. Janie Carney. Amherst. N. S., has been visiting with her sister Mrs. Hugh Murray for a few days. She had attended the funeral of her brother, Mr. Fred-

IIR. J. A. IIOIRON DENTIST Dental X-Rays Ilnnllnun Building

SUMMERSIDE Dill 2380

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erlck Chandler, in Charlottetown, last. week.

Rev. E.-ll. and Mrs. Weeks were visitors to Tyne Valley on Thurs- day, December 11th. They also attended the funeral of the-late Mrs. Hugh Stewart. in that village.

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Wright, Summerfleld, B. C.. are visiting with Mr. Wright's sister. Mrs. El- liott Wright and Mr. Wright, Mid- dleton. They attended service here in the United Church Sunday morning. December 14th., and met many of their old friends. They were former I ” '- of ” ”

Mrs. Hugh Murray and her sons. Arthur, Davis and Sydney, motor- ed to Charlottetown on Friday. December 12th. to attend the funeral of Mrs. Murray's brother, the late Mr. Frederick Chandler.

Mr. Vernon Craig, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Moyse and Mrs. James Henderson, were visitors to the mainland on Monday, December 15th. where they visited with re- latives and friends in Bsckville and Amherst.

The sympathy of this commun- ity being extended to Mrs. Percy Delaney, Tryon. and other relatives of the lste Mrs. James B. Igard, formerly of Borden and well known in this village. where she frequently visited with her grsnd-daughter, Mrs. Hammond Bownees.

Mr. and Mrs. Ivsn Dawson and son Ronald. Central Bedeque. sc- companied by Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Dawson, Augustine Cove. left re- cently for a two months visit. with Ivan and Elmerts brother I-fndden

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tend his wife, in Blorids. -EQ.

A.V.M. Jolinson llomei Anti School Meets

-Highlights of the Air Vice Marshal Johnson Home 'and School Club December meeting held at the R. C. A. 17'. School were the decision to join the National and

Provincial Federation of Home and school. and n very thought provoking talk by the principal.

Murray Shanks. The chairman described s recent

meeting held in Charlottetown at which delegates of eighteen home and school clubs from

Prince Edward Island were eat.

The meeting had been called to set in motion the machinery to form a Provincial Home and school federation in P. E. I.. and subsequently to become affiliated with the National Federation of Home and school. At this meeting. which was held in the auditorium of the Prince of Wales College, Mrs. B. C. silver. national vice- presiclent, and Mr. H. Simpson, president of the Nova Scotia Federation, were guest speakers.

The chairman went on to relate some of the interesting statistics revealed by Mrs. silver. over one quarter of a million Canadians are members of the National Federa- tion of Home and School and over seven million parents are members in the U. S. A. At an international conference held recently in Banff, Alberta, nineteen countries were represented.

Following the decision to join the provincial and national fed- erations, two delegates, the chair- man, Sq. Leader. wicken and Mr. M. shanks, the principal, were selected to attend a conference in January. 1953. when the provincial

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we Trinity 'Vl.A. Annual Meeting

-Mrs. M. Wylie. was appointed president at the annual meeting of the W.A. of the Summerside Trin- ity United Church on Thursday evening at the Parsonage. The re- tiring president. M.rs. R.W. Dewar. conducted the routine business.

The devotional service was in charge of Group B.. with Mrs. Alan Wcdlock convener. After the singing of "Holy Night". Mrs. Wylie read the Scripture lesson and Mrs. C. D. Matheson onered prayer. The singing of "0 Little Town of Bethlehem" closed this part of the program, aft r which the nominating committe brought in the following slate of officers for the ensuing year:

President, Mrs. M. Wylie; first vice-in-esident, Mrs. James Peach; second vice-president, Mrs. Eric Sheen; secretary. Mrs. Donald Baker; treasiirer, Mrs. Harry Bish- op. Committees: Parsonage, Mrs Joseph Storey and Mrs. Allie MacNeill;, buying, Mrs. Wilfred Burns and Mrs. Cyril Kenney: Junior Choir, Mrs. George Meikle. Mrs. Seaman Bell. Mrs. V. Waite and Mrs. Ralph Emery. The con- veners of the d-ifierent groups. A. B. C. D and E will be appointed before the installation of officers at the next meeting in January.

The president gave a. splendid report of the year's activities and the finances were in splendid con- dition. The project for 1952 was the purchasing of furniture for the Parsonage and the members had the pleasure of viewing the result of their endeavors after the meeting.

A social hour followed when flhe members exchanged gifts and re- freshments were served by Grotto

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federation will be formed.

After a detailed discussion on the financial aspects of a national and provncial membership, it was decided by the meeting to assess members 50 cents per family for an annual membership. All par- ents will be invited to become members. The primary purpose of the assessment is to provide funds for the procurment of literature and training aids to be used at home and school meetings.

In his talk. "Teaching Methods Past and Present." Mr. M. Shanks provided the audience with it most comprehensive word picture of- teaching methods of today com- pared with those of the past. He described the progress in teaching methods in Canada from the be- ginning of the century until the present time, outlining the chang- ing concepts of teaching methods and stressing the problems faced by both teachers and parents.

A vote of thanks for the excel- lent talk was tendered by Wing Com. C. Dilworth and was heart- ily endorsed by all present.

And Vicinity

--His many friends regret to hear of Earl McKennals accident and his having been badly hurt necessitating a "stay" in Prince County Hospital. All hope his re- covery will be soon.

Mr. Arthur Plneau and Mr. Pius Blanchard motored to the United States, leaving December ll. They plan on visiting friends and rela- tives in Boston and vicinity.

A card party was well attended at the home of Mr. Henry Pineau on December 15. The prizes were well divided among the players and all were satisfied with their evening's enterl,alnment.

Friends and neighbors will re- gret. to hear of M.r. David Home's illness, and all will wish him a speedy recovery.

Following the discussion lod between the parents and. teachers. a most entertaining and informative evening was termin-i ated with the serving of refresh-

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ments. -5- O Bloomfield and I O I Vicinity -Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mar,- Dougal visited Summerslde on

Wednesday. December 10th. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Foley and family visited Summerside on

Monday, December 8th.

Miss Maud Pratt, Keith Pratt. and Martha. Meyer. Bloomfield, motored to Summerslde on Wed- nesday, December 10th.

Messrs. Hal Mardstron, Sid Smith. Ken Callaghan, and Percy Gallant were business visitors to Bummersidc on Tuesday, Decem- ber 9th.

Pilot Of1icer"s'Jblin Wstting and Eric Sleight, R. C. A. 1''. Station. Summerside. were visiting Mr. Keith Pratt recently.

Mr. Orrin MacDonald. Mac-' Neil's Mills. was visiting Mr. Keith Pratt on Sunday. December 7th.

Mr.. Roy Smith was a business visitor to summerside on Monday, December 8th.

A very enjoyable evening was spent when a rag picking party was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Smith recently.

A few from Bloomfield attended the sale at Mr. George Murray's on Thursday, December 10th.

A large crowd attended the show in Bloomneld Hall on Monday night, December 8.

Quite a number of people from Bloomfield and vicinity attended the Christmas sale at Mr. Keith Pratt's.

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MARGATE SCHOOL '

-The following is the November report for Margate School:

Grade VIII-1. sheila Dunphy: 2. Eric Mouse; 3., Joseph Mcouirk.

Grade VI-I. Ksy Dunphy; 2. Paul Henderson; 3. Alan Wood- side.

Grade V-1. Pat Dunphy; 2. Marjorie Woodside and Isabel Adams; 3. Constance Brown.

Grade IV-1. Mary Dunphy; 2. Edwfnl Johnson; 3. Diane May- hew. i

Grade III-1. Douglas Johnson: 2. Terry Gallagher.

Grade I1-i. Kenneth Thomp- son; ll. Bhiuyn Psynter and Doris Woodsfde; 3. Helen Dunpny.

Grade I (A)-1. John Gallant. (B)-1. Andrea. Johnson; 2. Eileen Dunphy and Mollie Van Msyhew; 8. Joyce Warren. (C)-1. Virginia Gallagher.

Teacher: Miriam Hickey.

ROCKY MOUNTAIN HOUSE. Alto. - (OP) - A six-foot beer was shot 50 feet from a house here and a big moose is seen regularly along the railway ti-up. Timber wolves hauling down sheep stay so close

to the herds-they cannot be shot at.

Miss Anne Marie Pineau.daugli- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Urban J. Pineau. has completed her proba- tion period. and received her cap and bib on December 15th at the Verdun General Hospital. Mont- real.

Miss Bernette Pineau, who is employed at Dr. Phlllips' office. Alberton, spent December 11th at her home in Bloomfield.

Mr. and Mrs. Pius Arsenault of Coleman R..R.. were. visitors in Bloomfield December 11th.

The linemen are busily engaged "hooking up" the homes of Mr. Albert Saunders. Mr. Simon Lut- trell and Mrs. Kentford Horne, for electricity.

Mr. and Mrs. Emmanuel Gal- lant and little daughter, Rebecca. of Rosebank. werev business visit- ors in Summerside on December 13th. They were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pineau of Bloomfield Corner.

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Mount Pleasant and Vicinity

-,-Master Arnold Ballum has re- turned to his home in Bedeque after spending a few days with relatives in Mount Pleasant.

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Campbell and Alfred have returned home after spending a pleasant holiday with relatives in MacAdam, N. B.

ivirsf Effie Williams and family have moved to St. Eleanor: where

they plan to spend the winter months. Mr. and Mrs. Preston Warren.

Summerside. were recent guests at the home of Mr.'and.Mrs. Geo. W. Robinson. N

Mr. Claude MacArthur has re- turned home 'from Labrador where he spent the last six months.

Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Dickieson Darnlcy, were recent visitors with friends in Mount Pleasant.

Sincere sympathy is being ex- tended to the family of Mrs. Hugh Stewart whose funeral took place Thursday afternoon. December 11. to Tyne Valley Presbyterian Church.

Mr. a.nd'Mrs. Wallace Morrison. Conway. were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ancil Ballum, on December ma.

Mr. and Mrs. George W. Ellis, Mount Royal. were Sunday visit- or: to Mount. Pleasant on Decem- ber 14th.

Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Ballum were Sunday visitors to Harmony, guests of Mrs- John.E. Yeo. or December 14th.

The Ladies Aid of the Presby- terian Church. Victoria West. was held at the home of Mrs. Allison Raynor Tuesday evening, Decem- ber 9th.

sincere sympathy is being ex- tended to the parents. brothers and sisters of little Arlene Ford whose "death occurred at the P. C. Hospital December B. at the age of one you and urn months. The

GUARDIAN.

CHARLOTTETOWN S'side Y's Men's Club Meeting a

The regular weekly meeting of the summerside Y's Men's Club was held last night at Robson's Res- taurant with Bill Currie as chair- man.

Guests present were Pilot Officer Lovelace of England. Flight Cadet Peterson of Denmark. Keith Lapp. formerly of Ottawa and Jack An- derson, Summerside.

Christmas greetings were receiv- ed from Rev. Charles Carnegy, Roy aPollard and John Llewellyn, I. for- mer Boy Scout leader. now with the R.C.A.F.

Jock Hopkirk reported on the building which had been moved from Ellerslie to Summerslde. and which will be used as the Y's Men's Club center. and also for the use of the local Boy Scouts.

Special thanks were tendered to the committee in charge for the ef- ficient way in which the project was handled.

The members decided to support the Klnsmen's Christmas tree pro- jects with individual gifts.

George Meikle addressed the club on the meaning of Christmas and asked all present to bear this mes- sage in mind during the Yuletide season. .,

The guest speaker was Rev. (Padre) William Phillips of the Canadian army. who has recently returned from Germany.

The highlight of the meeting was a Christmas message dellverecl ,by the Club President Charles Linkletter who is ill at his home.

Conway and I O I Vicinity -Miss Beby Boyle and Miss Hattie Boyle, Bummer-side. spent the December 13th week-end with

their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Thom- as Boyle, Freeland.

Mrs. G-nbriel Bulger. Foxley River, was in Bummerside Monday Decem- ber 15th on business.

Mr. John J. Murphy and son Leonard were in Summerslde on Monday December 15th.

Mr. John Buchanan. who has been employed on a Government boat for the past eight months. returned to his home here. on sat- urdsy evening December 13th.

Mr. and Mrs. Leigh Paugh. and son Ronnie. Mr. and Mrs. David Lidstone, East Bldeford, and Miss Erma Paugh, Conway. were visit- ors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lidsmne. 0'Lcary, on Sun- day December 14th.

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Doyle. nurse at Prince Countv Hos- pital. Summerside. were visitors at the home of Mr. and .Mrs. Oscar MacNeill on Monday December 15th.

Mr. George Wofton. Guardian re- presentative at Summerslde. was in Conway Monday. December 15th on business.

The many friends of Mr. Ar-

John T. Doyle. Charlotte-, town and his niece. Miss Mar-gareti

Enmore and Vicinity Mrs. Russel M-i:cAr-thur was a re-

cent vlsitor to Charlottetown.

Miss Margaret MacArthur has accepted a position in Steadmaiiis store, Summerside.

.Mr. William MacArthur recently spent a few days in summer-side visiting relatives and friends

The many friends of Mr. Claude MacArthur are glad to see him home again after spending the past six months in Goose Bay, Labrador.

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-A number of people from this!

vicinity attended the Auction Sale on the farm of Mr. George Mur- ray. Elmsdale, on Thursday Decem- ber ilth.

Mr. Arnold Raynor. son of Mr. and Mrs. Allison Raynor. who re- cently joined the R.C.A.F.. left on Fridav morning December 5th for st. John's. Quebec. where he will receive basic training.

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day Night December 5th twelve members answered the roll call by donating an article for the Pro- testant Orphanage. Plans were made to help with the school concert. Next place of meeting is the home of Mrs. Milford Noye.

Mr. C. Turner Moore, Northam. has been informed that his tender for one of the hangars at the Mt. Pleasant Airport has been accept- ed.