,.f1.boey.m 22. 1950

THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

PAGE THIRTEEN

tedeque Illnk Ilas iuccessiul Year

:. The annual meeting of Bede- Eue Skating Rink Company was id on Tuesday last with a fair tendance present. and the Pre- ent, Mr. IEarle D. Leard called id. meeting to order shortly after go'clock in the evening. After rou- e business. the secretory report- the most successful year since Qze rink was built: with 11 hockey Qgms making this their home rink. may were divided into 2 leagues fith 6 teams in the senior League W1 5 in the Junior, with one night gsen-ed for skating only. and speci- .1 events once a month of Ice Foi- nes. School-Sports, Carnival, Etc. meant that the rink was operating

WESTERN eulannn

-PUISIIB. - English Morocco leather 8100 at Taylor Drug co., Kensington.

SERVICE, Mar- gate United Church. nidey, Dec- em-ber 12nd. 8.00 P. M. nevi James Cross, Interim Moderator.

-sulau, Travelling. Mantle. cuckoo. Electric and Fancy Clocks sold at Mossedeweilers. '

-NEW 81.216118 read for road. Marks Model. Get yours or Christ- mas. Prices reasonable. Elton R. sharps. K ' W... R. R.

-CENTRAL BEDEQUE christ- mas services. Sunday morning 11 A. M. J. B. Lewis. soloist. Alden Lea.rd, organist. Rev. C. A. Britten, Minister.

-INDUCTION

KILVIN GIDVE W. I.

--Mrs. James Stewart and Mrs. Frank Baglole were joint hos- tesses for the annual meeting of Kelvin Grove W. 1. Meeting open- ed with Ode. followed by Creed in unison.

Fourteen members answered roll call with soap and diaper, and thirteen members paid member- ship fee. including one member who paid in September for ensu- ing year. and one visitor was pre- sent. Minutes were read of last annual meeting and of October meeting, and were approved and signed.

The president, Mrs. Harold Laird, in her report. thanked the members for their co-operation and forebearance during the past year. She outlined the year's acti- vities for the institute and school. and also for the financial support that other worthwhile organiza- tions had received. she voiced

FIIEETDVIII

- The meeting held in Birch Grove Hall on Wednesday evening to discuss the organization of the co-operative grocery and feed store in summerside was very -well atten- cd and keen interest is shown in the project.

Mr. and Mrs. Leo Mallet and Mrs. Russell Reeves. spent the week-end visiting in Amherst, Nova Scotin,

Mrs. S. A. Burns left on Satur- day to spend the Christmas holl- days with her daughter and son- in-law. L. A. C. Frank Adams and Mrs. Adams in Dartmouth. N. 5.

Mr. Wilbert fteeves of Lower Freetown who has been a patient in Prince County Hospital for the past few weeks returned to his

Manslaughter charge Withdrawn

The charge against Mars. Alberton was withdrawn

of manslaughter William Bertie of in the

County Magistrate's Court at Sum:-nerslde on Tuesday. with Magistrate R. s. Hinton, K. 0., presiding.

This was announced by' Crown Prosecutor Harold Goodwin who advised the court that Mrs. Bartle has been confined to Falconwood Hospital due to her mental con- dition. The charge arose out of a fire at the Bartle home some weeks ago in which her three months old child perished. A coroner's jury later found that death was due to carelessness.-S.

IBISIITOWN W. I.

IN Magnum I

WILLIAM ABTHUI YEO

The death occurred at his home in Tyne Valley on Wednesday eve- ning. Nov. End. after a lengthy and trying illness of William Ar- thur Yeo. a highly respected res- ident of that place. He was born at "Green Park". Port Hill. on November 29th, 1865, a son of the late Honorable James Yeo of that place and he passed away just one week short of his eighty-fifth birthday. He was married in 1887 to Miss Jane Howatt of St. Ele- anors and moved to Tyne Valley to engage in farming. and here he made his home for the remainder of his life. From this union were born six children. all of whom survive to cherish the memory and mourn the loss of their be- loved father. They are Katie (Mrs. Burns MscAusland) of Tyne Valley; Sergeant in Charlotte-

His wife passed away in 1901 and some years later he married Miss Eva Boates of Tyne Valley. who survives him and who tender- ly and faithfully nursed and cared for him during his last illness.

To his second marriage were born five children. Rev. Delmont of Milton. P.E.I.: Lorna (Mrs. Har- old Holland). Bedeque; Vivien (Mrs. John Taylor) of Stewiaclte. N.S.; Dorothy (Mrs. R. C. Hayes) Moncton. N.B.. and Alden at home. all of whom survive. with the exception of his beloved daughter. Vivien. whose death occurred in September of 1949. and his grief for her loss seemed to be a con- tributory cause of his failing health. for it was noticed by those dear to him that a change had taken place. He no longer kept up his cheerful interest in things that were formerly of such importance to him-failing appe- tite. and general debillty brought on other ailments, which con- tinued till the call came which broutht. rest and relief from all

era. Herbert of Ottawa. and Col- lingwood of Port Bill; also a number of grandchildren. nieces and nephews.

After a brief service at the home, the remains, followed by a lengthy procession of relatives and friends. proceeded to St. James Anglican Church, Port Hill, where an impressive service was con- ducted by his pastor. Rev. Leslie Dignan. who spoke words of com- fort and hope to the bereaved fam- ily. The hymns used during the service were: "A Few More Years Shall Roll"; "Hush. Blessed are the Dead". and a solo by Mr. Roy Phillips. "Still-Still With Thee."

Following the service all that was mortal of a devoted husband and father. a kind friend and 5. good neighbor was laid to rest in the church cemetery. The mail- bearers were his neighbors. Burns MacAusland. Herbert Mac-Ausland. Ernest Ellis. Herbert Mom-thur. Ivan MacLean and Reginald Birch.

Many beautiful floral offerings

tontinu0ll8lY 6 nights I week from .13; ml” cmmmu gm. thanks to the husbands and sons. home on Saturday. Mr. R.eeves' many i0Wn: Belle. Mrs. W. A. Cooke. of With their mantles of sympathy before Christmas until well on in Re"... -rhegu, nckeu, In Co... of membe . and others. who help- friends are glad to know that he -Mrs. Robert stavert was hos- Milton. MAIL. Jack and Ernest in "''"”Y di3C0m101'"- testified to the esteem in which pp.-ii. vgnfgng book. 0131.05.32.25, 5350, ed so much in the work on the is much improved in health. teas at the December meeting of Vancouver. B.C.. and Roland in SUWWIHK Ilso are MN. 13- N- the deceased we; held. - over eleven hundred dollars was 5450. Good for any mow, nny- school. ground. walk, fence, etc. Irishtown W. I. Maidstone. Saskatchewan. Forbes (8 silt”) and two broth-

aid over to the hockey boys in i'e- time. For gale at the box office As thla result of such co-opera- The work in connection with the Gifts for the new hail from the

ates d.ul;lngntlhe season. Thehtlotf-.2 and Boates Pharmacy. tlan, the tcogmurlltythwas dfortu!n- glrlildtglg of,the new scilliool in Lower me:ibeI':"&fredlB1d Bttedihecggflliimof

ceipts or e year amoun s a enoug wn e p ze or ee wn a progress g well and a eau y 00011 Ml

1226.85 with a credit balance of -CENTRAL BEDEQUI nAP- Prince County in the contest, the committee in charge are hop. tree, and when displayed were

13.61 at thlh beglnnlniaog the year, as; r'ar.1l.:0vgnl1-.S- rm. ID. tilxoushf. hen; opinion. :12: win- mg it wililbrelgt be long before it will foiandmto Lunwftriahhot diush Rglderg

ude a gran to al of . 00.46. The Met. B-5 F. BYV 085 0? I1 118 0 e D! 20 Was no 9 m- compe and ready for occup- 3'1 We 511 11 M In

v dit d i th Sunda. December 24th. Central portant thin, r th it th . silverware. ":,?oe.?nfe3r: and gene 13:3: Bedeqlle 10.45MA. M. and 7.301 PM. splendid conlmulllitygt spiritwalgehind amy The new president, Mrs. John L

aymem; on the mortgage 0; goooo Borden 3 P. .l!:veryone we come. the effort. continuing. the presl- The d th of M. m h d Job” Pickering, occupied the chair and

.35 Pam, leaving 3 end"; mmnc, dent commended the teacher, Miss stone. wtifm occuried gt "gk home the minutes were read by the new

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'It -was ec e o cons derable ' T B Y 0 9 Wm, 5 b M M p M. - 9

may, work on the rgnk previous to Services, Sunday. December 24th. school property, As a thought, for Johnsg:g;ehadVre';lC”:e3:i th: asvmcl: purchases made for the school. ithe opening this season. A new as follows: Geddie Memorial 11.00 mg commg yen;-, she suggested ed age of eight gtwo ears d h d The sick committee reported calls '-rbss-nation room is being built. at A' Mr smm" Gmnvme 2-30 P' 34- that to place more emphasis on the been 8 me 103! reslidem and '28 made and appointed Mrs. James we and 0, the rink, which Wm also glifwlge Rev. D. A. educauong phase 01 the program, community. To me bereaved! since” Maclbeod, Mrs. Clayton Staveri be used 3, 3 dmmg mom on speck Imp v - and said that it might be helpful Sympathy is ouered. and Mrs. Archie Paynter as the .a1oc.;a5fom, A committee Wu up, ..gENGAGEMENT.-'Mx and ms to draw up a. tentative outline for new committee. w we mm or mm mm an-' tr: ..:3::".:-:.::::m:..2:.-." w:.:::. :2: .

r. new Rink 0 Phone and sound ' ' 1,. 000m? 701181 0111' 5 U y mo!” Friends of Mr. Golding Reeves of 8-

.gv-1:-n:. ;g:::g:r"::u:';g:E'e":3:na9f vmgn national and international in Our South Freetown, who has been :1 ma cm” Hrs” Md Cm”'5e- Md . . . .

rm. Suutll sum may with 5 .0 L. ., F. ,........;g...,.., 50,, 0, M. oumwk: and Iocanyl um sage uatient 1.. Victoria General Hospital gloemgersd vgergrwked go tvglglntqef The following contestants who have been selected by

mms are again playing he" um and M” Joseph Mmmghun of tie te project be so ected for e in Ham”. ,0, some time. are glad a en 0' , a car 0 ans. "I . d '0 I I.

5.350,. and 3...... ,u,,,,,, mm owlmomm m mm” to ye;l;;s want. , t 1 ch .0 ..,,.,.,. that he .5 mam , Md g1heri(il;iidrege.suAlg Society and the e gu gas compete n I e semi-finals to be held or

n ' ode mp llcati to h . e euurers near or e reoc ry. after d r 1 ri . 5 '5 WP” 3”" .VJ:;e0rmLeaguepsurmoinsme fglvgwa :13: 13:: in Ottawa, early in the gang;-1org3sTg:,::n e(i;yu',tsMrs.f Frsccrlxllg .,per:ge1onehue:.:cg:g;.';7,,:. 1.1.2:; n0'-:ll1eOdgl;1C:::8l:)yf l';2p3;teg,a!du-1)) rzgg bselll'lll;l9Cf8l"dO4 rial! SCIIOOI AIIGIIOIIIIIII. Fflddy. DO- jin; officers and directors were then -M 3T 9 l" W has also been in Halifax -during . ' C s o golrrlvtlr Arnold Henderson Presld- -RECEIVED SAD NEWS L. year &59l.58. Expenditures 3533.87, he, husbmws mnessl They hnpe Festival Association. . . 1' 1 are . leaving a balance of's51.'li. to b by L . The president welcomed former- .l.J(llllll1llBll Segcrelldilll; alhldeslilleaxlit. nggcfgivgd wthiew :33 Eggs Fuuciwmg 15 ""3 C0”'e5p9”dence the ilelw eYcL;rlemm home early in m'mb"5 ""1 Vmw” Snd mlmed 1 to 3 4 and rater: Frank -la-rdine. rte. Crozier. Saturday of the passing of her T-Recem” and lam” 3”” the chem m 3”” :.l-la:-rid Bagnsli. Brewer Jo-hnson. brother-in-law. George C. Nisbit. ;?t:l:::lgm:i;l:;'::"': 193;. 5:; The ,e-ornmmtwn of me FRF. mg w::c(.mg:;d Mg'rsm' ;:':;2:: names Clark. Earle D. Leard. a. gfmgglltgrg. vl,i:l;;ine:.hgft;orl:!vel1E1;t: Mr. H. B. Chandlgr Smmg that lt)o(r!n(r:nnPt';11rmt gfarugn was! rigid or; stalyert tight s1oo.oo be paid to the READING 3' "Is-1-omc SPOT Kmpe O! Plenum valley, P. E. two members were invited from - 3 6 Ome 0 1'. an I-fa Fun .

. , ., my . .. , C , seven ,,, :,i;:.:”::"Y.:0..”:::".d .:::...:;::;s:. iJ.::..W;:::?:..M::S:..”f;...i”;;”s .5; :.::.";:::::::0:125:::."d.:::a C ,,, , .. , ., Gmies 4 and 5

an er ury. c esas ca 1113- to k l i Guilf rd to e am- ' ' a er ne es on .. -.. . El 0 s m of 3,-imgn, Wu the site of . no mgfcfn 2-nmwogd cemetenygsl on the following Thursday even- Mr. Robert Jardine acted as sec- to the children of the district, shut- she”, C5391”, W Kelvin eago; MHJOHE Iuhna " summerside 3' . reta Mr Jardine asl t i d th """ Bmedloilne Monastery in 507 A. D. , 1. m3- and 3 15”” "cm John M3” W T ' W 3 er 39' "5 3" 0 373- Dorothy Monkley .. .. Central Lot 16 Phili MacDonald S m I cm ggatfngthat he mum come to pointed as secretary for the win- It was moved by Mrs Harold K p u merslde Th....lI'UNElR,A'l,,thTl!lIgll.sgAYl 1.; Keivm School Mm mms The tar months. old age pensions was Macmod seconded by Mr-S Home atherlne Jeffrey ...... ..........-... Lower Bedeque Cecilia Darby .. summef-gfde ORDER 5 "mag ” 9 39 9” t umsmuge Nawsu was dfsmbuted the topic under discussion and a Paynter'ihat lunches be sold at Yeo, wife of Frank Yeo, Summer- ' Grades 6 and 7 . side. will be held on Thursday. LM” hm” Smwm "ma M” Yjwd ":ff”ff1”"3, '””””.g W” 9"; mi" 5”” if ””,D”';- i” 53'” Edwin Green ...--.... -........-.....-- sprlnzhm Erma Gallant ......... Mlsco le . 21 with a short service at lmd were asked m ”""e"d me ' ye ' 9 C053 If 9 mewm c" We "t " ” h”" u” week M the Marie 1-: 5 1 hm ""'i ”""" W” D" h ' t t I I H g banquet. n. was moved by Mrs. lunch was served to all present. The eleventh. M "ma" r " 9' "3 M"3' 33”" -- Summerslde ::'bym:en:v1c: gnftzd Picketts. seconded by Mrs. Percy next get together was at the home Plans were also made for lunch Cnhmne Rmch """ Mupeql" Elm” PW” ---- -----------r---- Silmmeuide ... MacMurdo to sell candy, the of Mr. and Mrs. William Francis at the concert. . 'th R I ?:t;:f:&n?u::megg:;'1e:t 2g:m:iex' night the films are at the school. and -was a largely attended meeting. Winners in the contest put on i'iI'Cd9S 8. 9 Clld WI Q summe Bid”. ' It was moved by Mrs. Leaman Mr. Francis acted as chairman and during the program period were- Edith Sherren Crapaud June Gallant ..... .. Miscouche Caseiey, seconded by Mrs. Lorne the topic discussed at this meeting Miss Emeline MacLeod, Mrs. Pauline Moase . New Annan Melvin Gaudet .... .. Summerside , .4333;-r SPEAKER AT 30, Crozier that the following bills be was Farm Labor. Lunch was served George Maclcod. Mrs. Wilfred Getlrsle Waugh Lower Bedequ; Beryl Woodside .... ....e Kensington

TABY - Group Captain H. G. Daldl-1 iT980hi;:'SlMIIxBzlne.sfgdll. and much enjoyed by 3.11, cgmpbgff, M;-3, Pigkgrinigl and M,-ii Kathleen Decker . .....sherbrooke Marlon MacArthur Kensington u mh d g gh 5 1,; M. Provnca San orum - . . James Evans. Mrs. ec ampbe

l , ,,.,':.",.,:, othe Pgue:nT;:.:kee.. 0:, Receipts and cheque from Kelvin I-enmlin C3591” "wved W9 m9"5f invited the members to her home

- ------”---- Monday .1; the ,-egum. "no" school District - sl02.2'l. (Part of 1'13 3dl0"m- for the January meeting. Lunch

Lunch was served by the hos- tess. assisted by the committee in

charge. -Bur.

govemment rebate on toilets). Col- lection - 31.60. Freezer dues

was served by the hostess. assisted

luncheon meeting of the Summer- by the committee in charge.-Bur.

side Rotary Club. He delivered a

Grades 4 and 5

-... St. Eleanor: Beth Cameron

F. Hunter. R.O.

Basil Mcfssac ....... ..

Kensington

fl-1,513-I-3'91 hi hi i t ti d i t ti 81.08. Special collection - 523.00. vi 0 adfireyrs xtlllel-"eS'w'eIgena"'.I :n:'c533z.vf Mrs. James Murphy was ap- y -70h" Hancock --. .. Summerside L c""9'”" "mu A""”' the people. its industries. Group pointed to the chair for the elec- G d 8 9 d 1 T Glluee Fitted I Captain Richards was Air Attache tion of officers for the ensuing TC 35 . CI! 0 ll PHONE an E gfelntgepglalgdifon slazlxesgrldgefgr: gizlizlier lLl'-esxixtllgtlleiad b-S: gin? y y Norman Carruthers ................ .. Augustine Cove Betty Frost . Springhill lMAl.l.MAN'8 auummo i A. A. Lockhart. the president of seconded by Mrs. wm. stavertf Gfqdgs 5 and 1 l b. id d.-S. . ... . Sussslsarslda. P.lLI. the cu b-pres e 1Y(1::d:,-9:333; by fltzqfi: Ethel Jenkins .............................. .. Summersidc d d b Mr . Fr it B ll. IV V' C ""L'3 22222;. 1 ...:. R P Grades 8. 9 and to :' T -Mr. Alfred small returned to moved by Mrs. Percy MacMurdo. "me e"d"3”t " ------------------ - K9"5"lB'0" Ellllbeth Roberts .................................. .. Kinl-corn - ECIIC HICNOY hf; home in summer-side on Mon- seconded by Mrs. Wm. Stavert. pg ' chm”. Am..." day to visit his ,'.arents. -s. rreasaxrgr :1: Mrs. Egan-k lzaglote. VOCAL SOLO Zlcmwu '00 move y s.Lair.secone y L slsslldlrla Vls:t:.nCalrfIt:lErtfi: alrarflxvnegrdby gllaurl: 3l':.C,ou:.I:::gng:dw::' !lrixd?:dBa:)-l Ann Leard Lo GBrud.s 4 und 5

on Wednesday to visit his mother. lole that Mrs. Robert I-logg be the Arlehe Baker" "" '" W15; idem" Em Mm '””" "M" 5""""e”””

Mrs. William A. Bernard, who is a new director, with Mrs. Court and "" -'l'"' cw "nan Robert” c1”k " Sllmmefslde

titithPri Ct!-I-M.Willi Cl.RdC ;i.tale.n n e me why -0;. selcietary :-mMrsa.se.l.y A.e Stewraors: G R Gmdes 6 and 1 moved by Mrs. J. A. Hogg, second- . ene ogerson .. Crapaud Sylvia Enman ...... .. ,, su -d - -. .. Ba-lvltecssrs dagl gvichtilisaasri, Evertett Ed bly Mrs. tgaielelyir Mrnsab Lt May the Joys of the Joan l-Iowan .... -. ..- Crspaud Florence Cameron .... .. sfmxifrasf-ly': PIC In OI on one. I '1' BS6 ey ITIOV E 5. er E. E. PCfkIIlHIl. denits dot ilgolgnt Allisclag taniversityi. l-iloggl act withntrgasurer lasd Du: B d R M 8. 9 Glld arrve ummers u spen c sang comm e, secon e y ur ena o ee rryon onso ated Eli b th 3 k , . V r OoDf.D.. 5&9. gneugizrutmu season with ti-reg l;.r3l.mpl;;:::st:. gaclltosu -Hang: reason be an every- .Eiizabeth Green -.. Central Bedequc Mszr: lug -1-r.o..ogo'.',",,.., .jj' summed fa CHANGE aaB;r3.ey.Pianist - Mrs. Leaman gnu” nmd After some discussion, it was de- day possession for the G d 4 Tel LRlFr hid-iddtol th it 1 t- - 7005 GIIJ5

Oiiice Hours: Chinafullaptarmillegr 1'3... El-wflve yle-gt grlrslg to tel?eveMasi:nTa ulartlio llfiiar. Elizabeth Ramsay Hamilton Patricia Grant .. St. Mary's 3 00 II: I to I deep. bet-'0m9I 50 feet deep in the members of the executive were Ann Ramsay Hamilton Sandra Schurman st, Ma;-y'5

i WI Dr eraolacmo-t. """"”" '""""- aslitgl to age them ttrhustee: about whole year. This is our wish for you. Ilgzlrtlleldillierry sxenslngton amt”, "ml jrrmm" on as a limp e sc oo. g .. ..... ummeralde 8 T” 5135- ' A" the ?:I-:4o"5:I?T:”g'onl of hNext gnietingmziiiu bemnti ti: o Helen Horn .... ........... Summerside

"Mm" 5"” s'""m"'”' II mankind along with the lowest ome 0 H c e ' W um I .. W . - R committee - Mrs. Percy MacMur- 0 k J GfCdOs 6 and 7 L ; forms of fetish worship. are bras do, Mrs. Fred Court, Mrs. Robert e s y Shirley Green .. .............. ..... ................ .. Malpequc Barbara Cameron . Si M . .

tired in the British Common- --- - 81:15

wealth. Crozier and NUS. Stewart. Mrs. S erside Eu. Gang"; ........ N S; nfaryj

, Grades 8. 9 and I0 grthur Callbeck - --- NOT”! TFYOH Shirley Durant . . . . . . . . . . .. St. Mary's I, I . ""8 Hlclwy ..... .. . Darniey Rebeccn Jardine .. Kensington - suwmraslnr r. E. I. GROW 5'NG'NG ' e Grades 4 end 5 . 'lf you won; van growth and st. Eleanors economlco gains . . . more pounds of pork per bag of Gl'CdC5 6 End 7 . . ..see us about 5i- Eleanor: Grades 8. 9 and lo Traveller's Rest Kgmmuon 1 St. Mary's Academy IN GRADING CONSIDERATION win. as GIVEN ro 3 l L THE FOLLOWING:-. .-”-'! . ' I ' VOCAL i PIANO assume it Breathing Tone 804-tl1I'IC3' ' Enunclation Em" ' an th M to in ' , hythrn y m e r 1 c - i ”' Annk Expression Vole K - - " gxpresislan ' - g nunc a on '1 W - May the cheery Christmas Light A” 1 ed ho .. E CARRY A persons 1 at a ve will be supper guests of M. F. SCHURMAN Co. . (omvuye -.Io( x 0- cut its brishtest slow into Ltld. attthe 0LYlivfiEIA RESTAURANT at 6 p.m. that evening. Success- 1" y 9 y . y . th N W u con estants appear on SCHURMAN S SCHOOL ARARDE on ll ( Hi i ii it )l I Hi I e Ye” dual" its regular program that same evening. Inmnn ”' ”” l”'lle” ti l' 0 A JIMMIES MEAT MARKET mm cmusms racem- - 1 i . ' , , THE M. C. N CO. LTD. WILL PRESENT ITS ANNUAL SIIMIIEIISIIIE CHRISTMAS PROGRAM OVER cmw, mmay, DECEMBER 22nd AT 7:30 P.Mm-Dickens' v"A CHRISTNIAS CAROL", presented by the gculmxtllerside High School and Chorale Groups from” Charlottetown 00 I.