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if 3 more. 5uInIII6I' W903: Gourlie: Drngatore 2i Central stmi-. 5' -smkmvu-stand. Water Street; Mar: Gandet. 0'1 Granville street; poucetteb Grocery. Second Street; inlnnrl Motor Tianapon. Ailian'u Grocery. I20 Iliiuell Stree- Waiio in Kenniiigton WEST PRINCE onriol

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flEBll:(ii;,.(.!.sci-x-ices Sunday, June

Wm Bvilcque If A. M. AlbHflY 3 ml Bordon 7.30 P. M. Rev. W.

gugmn C;-owe, B. A., Minister.

J,1(E.V5iNiiTON - MALPEQUE up rill-IET0ll'N Presbyterian 1 - , services Sunday, June -lipeque 11.00 A. M. Free- 50') p. "M. Kensington 7.30 The Rev. E. G. Evans will ucr the services. Rev. D. A. pbcll. Iiite-rim-Vfodcrator.

'ls.wrxci-: ENGAGEMENT.- ” and Mrs. Herblne Winters. gilliirc capes wish to announce gciiielll of their daughter - ml to Rennie Alexander :.iziry Judson and the 1” M1", .ill(lS.0li of Alexandra. P. Q, 1 ii uriiicc Lo till-'.c place the litter g-:.:"'. of Julie.

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.1-'l Nli kl (jljl'l'('II. ( iral Bcdeque. Rev p 11, l-:.i-vi. Pastor. Services for Siindtiv. June 10th. Central B-flcquc 1”.-lfi A. M. nlid 7.30 P. M.

P .11. Rev Milton Lover- '-:Ipl'.'Ill i-Zvaiigclistic Cru- . .c guest speaker at all . You are cordially invited but '.:-.:- innn of God'with lat.- - ll.lll(l knowledge of needy urope. Meetings in our

l'l'NlZR.li. AT EGMONT BAY .5cl'VlCPS for

v morning" at Eg- Church. Requiem Mass .ilcd by the Pastor, Rev.

Will) also officiated at c. Fall-bearers were l.:lni-ind N. Giuliani. Ed- iiiant, Tilmiin Gallant. iault. Joseph Cormicr

-.lI.Vlii.i.V RIVER AND KEN- 5lf1t;1'0.V ('. W. I.. - - The reg- Ul.i lllmiillij of the Indian River mil lx'r-iix. plan C. W. L. took pinrn in lmli.-in River Church on S'.lllll'lf. Juno 3. It wits largely all-ivivirvi iwurtor-n members in at- INiflilli' Cfii'i'cspondcnf'o was ffiiil iv lv- scrrclzii'y. Sonic dis- cu..wm an inns and mczins took plant, but: nothing definite was de- Thu meeting was opened ' r by the president. Miss and closed with pray- -.is followed by Ben-

llic Bicsscd Socra-

v:-5'1-Lil Lt" VVEDS HONOURED- Tnf hnnic of Mr. and Mrs. Alan il.il.ic. Alix-i-ton. wiis the scene of 2:211: wont on Monday' evening JIM 4'51. uhcn the choir mem- bzvt nl '.'ic sacred Heart Church .. a i.i:mhci- of invited guests Si-llzeren to honor Jack Barrett rim is a choir member. and his trigle "Hip rnmn was gally decor- aiqil urn pink rind white stream- 311-'i'-'ll3i' nlossoin and lily of the V413. Wliciiallliadassetnbled. the trips rirci groom wore escorted to threats of honor. The presentat- ion. of a bountiful Kenwood blanket arii D”?! towel: was made by -,'. l.nriei' on behalf of the

A. . l7.ari-oft. on behalf of him- ills bride thanked all for lhc Wllillili gifts. The evening was won in music. singing and danc- W. Music was supplied by Mr. Geiiitc i')'Connnr's orchestra. Mrs. l trr favoured her listen-

- ---I mo vocal solos. There W Wit dancing by A. P. Foley mil D. B. Nicholson. During the W117! dainty refreshments were min hr the hostess assisted by D. Mciiinnon After sing- Inc "Tiui,i' Arc Jolly Good Fel- iap-flp it-Ilrlcparled wishing the

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-NEW LONDON PRESBYTEB- IAN CIIUIICIIES. - Services Sun- day. June 10th. Clifton 11.00 A. M. south Granville 2.30 P. M. Long River 1.30 P. M. Rev. D. A. Camp- bell. Minister. '

-SHUR-GAIN AMATEUR CON- TEST. King George Hall. Kensing- tori. Wednesday. June 13th. at 8.00 P .-VI. Come and hear contestants from 20 schools in Kensington and surrounding districts. Admission 35 cents.

lBLONDI E' MAILMAN REMAINS UPRIGHTE

-Over the course of ii years and 29 "Bloiidle's". Arthur Lake has deposited the mailman right on his bag during his rocket-like de- parture to be at. the office on time. But for the first time. in the series' newest. comedy. "Beware of Blondie." now at the Capitol Theatre with Penny Singleton mid Larry Simms also featured, the unbroken string of collisions, so well known to millions of movie fans, is broken. The mall- man, who has never reached Dagwood's door before without being lrnocked off his feet. makes it all the way this time without mishap as Dogwood politely steps aside and lets him puss. All of this happens because the script ciills for Lake's screen boss, Mr. Diihcrs. to take R trip and

naiiurally exerts the usual bos5' prerogative of taking it easy in the morning. and reporting to the of- fice R wee bit late.

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SIIERIFFIS SALE

By virtue of .1 writ of Fi Fa to me dirccted. issued out of His Majesty's Supreme Court of Judi- cziiure at the suit of John Earle Yeo versus William B. Moase. l hereby give public notice that I will on Friday the ciglith day of June A. D.. 1951. at the hour of two thirty o'clock in the afternoon at the place of business of William B. Moasc in Summer- side in Prince County in Prince Edward Island. set up find sell at public auction sufficir-ni of the assets of the above Willinm H. Mouse to satisfy the levy marked in the execution. being the sum of 31914.64 and interest on 51908.14 at 5 per cent per nnnum from the 18th clay of May 1951 besides Shcrlff's pminfliigc. offi- cers fces and all other expenses of the execution. J. HUBERT HALL. Sheriff oi Princv County. Prince Edward Island. Assets mainly sundry bicycle- repair supplies.

SHERIFF'S SALE

By- virtue of a write of F1 Fa to me directed .iseued out of His Majesty's Supreme Court of Judi- cature at the suit of Dalgnault Rolland Company Limited. versus William B. Moase. I lien-by give public notice thiit I will. on Friday the eighth day of June A.D.. 1951. at the hour of two thirty o'clock in the afternoon at the place of business of William 8. Mouse. in Summf-rslde. in Prince County. in Prince Edward Island, set up imd sell nt public

auction sufficient of tho Assets of the above William B. Mouse to satisfy the levy marked on

the cxgcuilon being the sum of 3412.01 togcilicr with interests on 5405.57 at 5 pcr cent P" annum from the 18th day of Janunry A. D.. 1951. besides Sheriff's pounrlagc. officcrs fees. and all other expense: of the ex- ccution. J. HUBERT HALL. Sheriff of Prince Counfv. Prince Edward lrlagnd Assets mainly :undrY bl0YICl9 repair auppllel.

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Ali cadet Inspection

No. 200 Wing. RCAF As- sociation cordially invites all parents and interested citi- zens to the annual inspec- tion of No. 53 Summersidc Squadron, Royal Canadian Air Cadets on Friday even- ing. June 8th at 7.15 Stand- ard Tlmc, RCAF Station Summerside. Bus leaves ter- minal at 6.30 (free). Pipe band of No. 401 auxiliary Squadron in attendance,

REO THEATRE

Borden Presents "Twilight In The Sierras" . g In true color 1 Featurln Dale Evans, Este- lite riguez, Pat Brady and "The Rider: of the

. Purple Sage." Showlng.Frl-

day and go , June 8th, and 9th. 1.15 9.15. Mat- inee Saturday at 2.30 p.m.

leave him in charge. So the actor,

New

berton wa: officially opened yel- terday afternoon. The large num- ber of Ichcol children and adult: in attendance was symbolic of the widespread interest in this valuable addition to tiie and surrounding comniunitlel. The program was in the Wo- men': Institute Hell, beginning at 3 p.m. with Rev. J. R. McMahon as chairman. Following the sing- ing of "O Canada" a group of eight children under direction of Mrs. J. M. Smythe, presented an old English ainging dance "When I We: A Young Girl."

The chairman then invited to the platform Rev. W. E. Mon- aghan. Rev. P. A. Fltzpiitrick. Mr. Douglau Nicholson of the Alber- ton School Board. Mr. J. W. D. Campbell. M.L.A.. Mr. H. 8. Chandler. superintendent of pub- lic libraries. and Dr. L. W. Shaw. Deputy Minister of Education. Premier J. Walter Jones sent. a message of regret that he was unable to be present because of another engagement.

Rev. J. R. McMahon expressed thnnks to all who had given time and donations to support the building of the library. There is ii debt of 51.900. which the com- mittee proposes to liquidate by various local events and for these he risked the continued support of the public. He also expressed appreciation to six citizens. Mrs. Herbert Champion. Dr. W. A. Short, Messrs. J. W. Wuugh, Her- hcrt Matthews. I-Iebcr Corbett. and Cyril Lcnrd. who lll'lV(! under- written security Mr.-Nicholson made rcfernce to how the llbrnry had been missed during the months it had been closed. He said "tVc will never know the piofits which will come out of the library." He expressed appreciation to Mr. Clinndlcr and all who had made this library possible.

Rev. IV. E. Moniighiin remindcrl his henrcrs that. in some collu- lrics there are no libraries ho- cziusc minds have drifted from what should be the thoughts of Christilin people. He spoke of the value of good literature and of what a fine thing it is to be- gin reading in youth. The major- ity of people cannot. truvcl but all can imbibe from tho fountain of knowledge by reading. The reading and absorbing of good books is :in education. ' Referring to the great collec- tion of books in the library. Rev. P. A. Fitzpatrick said if properly used they will be for the better- ment. of the community. It. has been said that a reading people will be a thinking people and in thinking people will be I! Ere!"- people.

A tap dance by Denise Thib- nult. accompanied by Mrs. E. E- Lorter, mride an interlude be- tween speakers.

About To Tmwi

Mr. C.-imr.'..cll congratulated all who were responsible for the new library building which is on us: set to the Town. Mr. Cliandlkl expressed his pleasure at seems the library ready to 0P9n- 1-5” Jun? it was necessary I" "'5 lihrary'10 vacate its rented prem-

be any suitable building 3"”' able. For the construction of I new library Mr. J. A. Waugh

offered to donate one of the best sites in Town. The committee members rallied round and it per- manent building has been PM "P- Alberton now has one of ihepbest library collection: in the roi- ince and there in aufficient room for the books. which are urani- cd In group!-

A library is in source of know- ledge which can make ll 81'?!" contribution to the Commimiw and can help it to become .:elf sustained. In thih Province W8 have many things which are the result of mechimlcal skill: not common here. People learn how to invent through books. If we want to contribute to life we can

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SHERIFF'S silii-:

By virtue of a writ of Fl Fri to me directed. issued out of His MaJeaty'a Supreme Court of Judi- cature nt the suit of Royal Prim. and Litho Limited versu: Wil- liam B. Moase. I hereby give pub- lic notice that I will on Friday the eighth day of June A. D.. 1951. at the hour of two thirty o'clock in the afternoon at 'the place of bueineu of William B. Moaso in Summerllde in Prince County in Prince Edward Island. set up and sell at public auction sufficient of the assets of the above William B. Mouse to sat- lsfy the levy marked on the ex- ecution being the :urn of 8138.u8 and interest on 3132.00 per cent per annum from 10th day of March, 1951. Sheriff"! pound:-ire. officer!

the

u . W O" .1. HUBERT HALL.

Sheriff of Prince County. Prince Edward Island.

A8501! mainly repair :uppIle:.

llr. Burton llowatt

Bedeque, P.E.I. OFFICE HOURS Beginning Wednesday. June 6 BED UE

day. Wednesday, Thurs-

Evenings: 3”" Wed esde Friday a , f'l , . ” noaoiziix Afternoons: 2-4 P.M.-'rues-

day and Friday. . Evgnings: 7-9 P.M.-'1'hurs- ay.

Libraryfbvlguilding Opened At Alberton

The new public library at Al-l

Town I

for money owed.l

at five -

benldeii fees and all other expenses of the ex-

sundry bicycle

Afternoons 2-4 . M.-Mom 7-9 P.M.-Mon.'

educate ouruelves and acquire skills through use of the library.” Dr. L. W. Show expressed his

plealure at being present to rep- resent fhe Department of Educa- tion and congratulated all who had any part in making the lib- rary a reality. He congratulated the boy: and girl: who will be able to me it longer than any others. Dr. Shaw said there are many people who are afraid to be alone because they do not know what to do with them- selves, but a good reader can lhave beside him the very best friend in the world. a good book. He reminded boys and girls that books must be treated well for they are good friends and they cost money. He demonstrated the proper way to open 1: new book. Booki. he aald. give u 1 great deal of information and a Ire!!! deal of entertainment. We need to know so many more ”””” than people a few YEN"! 530 ml" the library is comlnll I-0 .be mfg very heart of the community and a great ass-'nC)' 101” 0d”C”"”"' Following the National Anthem. the assembly proceeded to the library where Mr. J. E. Wauzh 01!: ened the door and proclaimed t e library officially opened.

Afternoon tea pl-V35 59""! at , E nominal charge in aid of the lib- rary fund and a P1933331 mcm hour was spent. The tea was in lcharge of Mrs.'J. H MYNCK W” was capably assisted by M-'5 H9” bCl'f. Champion and Mrs. Gordon Coffin. Mir. Martin Bnndler had charge of the soft drinks which were available for the children. Early in the afternoon a Kroup of school children from the loiv grades assembled in the library where they enjoyed a iidrnberpof recordings of children's stories. through the kindness of Mr. Chandler and Miss Frances McM11' lan of Charlottetown.

The library building twenty-two by thirty-six feet. The exterior walls are finished with cedar shingles which have been treated 'with oil. The roof has green as- phalt twin-butt shingles. The trim is in white. The interior walls are of a soil shade of Ereen. with the children's corner in ivory tone. Beautiful silk screen colour prints from the National Gallery adorn the walls. There are scenes by such well known Canadian artists as A. Y. Jeckaoii. Emily Carr. A. J. ':-as- soon and others.

2.000 volumes

The books. about 2.000 volumes, are arranged in groups. Adjoining the children's section is one for teen agers. other books are grouped as philosophy. religion, social science, science. arts. liter- ature. travel, biography and fic- tion. There is also a fine collection of periodicals.

The library is so designed that it may be used for film programs. small meetings. etc. It is equipped with electric lights and outlets, and a Coleman furnace provides the best.

work has all been done by local carpenters. painters, electricians and labourers. The sign is the work of Mr. James Broderick. Donations of material have been made by J. H. Myrick and Co.. and by Don Campbell. Mr. Hilton Barbour donated three barrels of oil for the furnace. A grant has been received from the Provincial Government and the Town of Al- berion contributed two hundred dollars. Numerous other donations have been received. :mong ' them an unsolicited one of five dollars from st. Louis school. In aid of the fund. a. variety concert was presented under direction of Mr. Gordon Coffin.

Saturday afternoon a group of children led by Don: Hagen, pre- sented e concertin the barn of the R. C. M P. barracks donated pro- ceeds of two dollars and twenty cents to the fund. The outstanding donation was that of the building lot by Mr. J. W. Waugh. Much credit in due the finance commit- tee. Rev. J. R. McMahon, Rev. (3, B. Cunningham, and Mr. Gordon

REC ENT

Today ..... .. .. 3:30-7-9:20 Saturday . 2:30-7-9:20

2-- BIG IIITS - 2 "BELLS OF CORONADO"

.With Roy Rogers and Trig- ger, "the smartest horse in the movies".

AND

J nu-nu-non-by In-a--e-yup:-.

At the final graduating elaii: ex- ercises of the present Prince County 1-lonpital. held last night in the Suiner:ic' High School audit- orium. :ix nurses received their diplomas at the hands of the Hon. Walter E. Darby and their pins from the superlntendant of the Hospital. Miss Helen E. Schurman. The graduate: were:

Miss Aleth: Jean Inman. North Tryon.

Helen Genevieve ba

ny. p Elizabeth Jean Gibson. Murm- field. -

Muttart, Al-

Evelyn ieobel Jenkins. south Winsloc. Muriel Blane Pushie. 11.11. i.

Siil'k'.'.Ilr-. N. B.

Vcr.-i Jane Stewart, sea. view.

The programme was under the chairmanship of Mr. J. F. Arnett. vice-president of the Board of Trustees. who presented I short and concise report on the activit- lbs of the hospital during the past year.

In his report Mr. Ami-it said: "Tonight marks the final gradu- ation class of the present Prince COUHW Hospital. an institution founded in 1910 through the gen- crosity of a Summerside citizen. the late Mr. Thomas. Ramsay. The six young ladies of tonight's class have finished their three years of training and instruction and will later this evening receive their diplomas which will qualify them to carry on their life work in this high and noble profession.

”During the past year our Board suffered the loss of the passing of two of its members. I may say its most valued members. and I refer to the late Mr. H. T. Holman and the late Mr. Charles R. Rogers.

The late Mr. Holman was the chairman of our board for many years and gave freely of his time and ability in the interests of the institution. The late Mr. Rogers had. I feel. the longest service of any member of the Board as a trustee. vice president and, fol- lowing the retirement of Mr. Hol- man. as chairman. Mr. Rogers

Coffin for the very fine work they have done.

The executive of the marary committee is: president. Rev. G. B. Cunningham; vice-president. J. W. Waugh; secretary treasurer. Mrs. Joseph Callaghan. other members, Mrs. J. H. Myrick. Howard Clark and Waldo Matlhewa. Miss Eva

A THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

6 Nurses Graduate .Prince County Hospital

during his long illness never lost interest in the asociatlon with which he had been so long associ- ntcd."

Mr. Arnett gave :ome interest- ing figures to show that this year again there had been a marked increue in the number of patients treated during the past year, also in the number of birth: and x-ray: taken. He paid high tribute to the two nurses who had carried on af- ter the resignation of the former superintendant until the arrival of the present one. and extended to Mrs. Hazen Macbennan and Mia: Norma Oral; the appreciat- ion of the Board for the splendid way they had carried on this work in the interval.

Referring to the new hospital Mr. Arnett laid, "this fine struct- ure is nearing completion and we hope that it will be officially open- ed in the near future. It i: mod- cm and up-to-date in every re- spect, with 125 beds. which is al- most three times the size of our present. hospital, and I am sure it will be a source of pride to every citizen of summeraide and Prince County.

"In conclusion I would like to thank the organizations, service clubs. business flrml. and indiv- iduals for their generous contrib- utions making possible this fine up to date hospital."