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rue GUARDIAN.

CHARLOTTETOWN

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MARCH 29, 1952

, IN MEMVORIAM

B.

ALLAN CAMPBELL

-News of the passing of Mr. R. Allen Campbell at his home at Long River on March 11th, 1952, brought sorrow and regret to re- latives and friends both there and in other communities.

The late Mr. Campbell was born in Long River, a son of Mr. and Mrs. John Campbell, but lived and worked for a time in Mont- ague before eturning to settle on the homstea . He was in his 74th year, and although in uncertain health for several years, he had been seriously ill for only a short time prior to his death.

He is survived by his wife, the former Lucy MacLeod, one daugh- ter, Hazel, in Hollister, California, and one son, Stanford, in Morgan Hills, California. Of seven brotii- ers, Gordon, John and Grirfion live in Hollister.Caiifornia,Geor':re in Susanville, California, Elwood in Summerside, P. E. I., and Doh- Eld and Heath in Long River, P.

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Following a short service at his late home, the funeral was held from Long River Presbytcriaii Church, and was conducted by the minister, the Rev. D.A. Camp- bell, who was assisted by the Rev. S. H. llaslziiii of the United Church, who led in mayor.

The hymns chosen were "The Lords My Shcplierd", ”Abide Willi Me", and "Sleep on Beloved Sleep, And Take Thy Rest". Messrs. Ernest Dunning and Ari- drew Johiisione sang "Nearer To Heaven” as a duel.

Taking for his fP?(f., Jerciniali, 31-3, "Yea, I have loved thee with an everlasting lnvn, therefore with lOl'll'lf.Z kinriiiess liavc I drawn thee," Mr. Campbell l7roiip.l1i ti comforting and lll.Sl)ll'lll4J. message to the rnoiirners. and paid warm tribute to the life of the deceased. Ii-ie especially noted his loyalty to his church and his faithfulness in the choir, and recalled as well the hospitality of his home and his interest and help in any work ill the community.

The pallbearers were four neph- ews, Messrs. Elmer M:icLeod, Ar- chie Campbell, Eric Campbell, Ed- win Campbell, William Campbell and Arthur Johnstonc.

There were a great many floral tributes from friends and relatives near and far away. Burial was at the Geddie Memorial Cemetery, New London.

Card-Odrfhznks

Mrs. R 'Allnn Cninplwll wishes to thank all the kind frir-iids who sent flowers. cards and letters of sympathy, and all who helped in any way to lighten the burden of her recent sad bcrcavcnient.

REGENT

Today 2:30 . 7 . 9:15

BIG DOUBLE BILL

ALTOUGHER THEY COM E"

Wayne Moiris,

Pen Points Of

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Siiiniiiorslde by Atil

Welcome is extended to eight Flying Officers, who formerly at- tended and graduated from in Navigation Officer Course held at the Air Navigation School some time ago. They have enrolled in

Staff Navigation Instructor iNavigatorl Course. which com- menced this week. These are F;'0 F. G. Hannington, F.t0 J.L. Aber- croinbie, Fro R. L. MacLaughlan, F20 W. B. Lowe, Fx0 D. 8. Wine, F.0 J. G. C. Rousseau, FXO F. X. McNeil and F,l0 R. R. Barber. Others who will attend this course include: F0 D. M. McAllister, F 0 C. C. McMillan. Filo E. B. Wortnian, F'O A. Bauer, Fx0 C. L. Turniga and F0 J. M. Hem- stock.

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Listeners of the R.C.A.F. Pro-

gram, normally heard each Mon-

day evening over Radio Station

C.J.R.W. at eight forty-live p.m.,

will be pleased to hear that these

interesting: broadcasts will be re-

suined on Monday. March 31st

with P0 C. .ln.Foote as "Emcee." . . .

Two Safety Equipment Technic- ians hElV8 been transferred to this station and have already assumed their duties. These are: A.W. 2 S. I. White and AW. 2 A. L. E. Smith.

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F O G W. Patrick. F O R. L. Patcmiiide. F.O E. V. Richards, F.O W. G. Lafferty and Ft N.A. Parker, recent graduates of a Staff Navigation Instructor iNav- igatorl Course departed during the week on posting to other sta- tions.

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E0 M.D. Gates of Ottawa, On- tario, is visiting in Summerside with friends, while on annual leave. F10 Gates graduated off :1 Navigation Officer Course from the Air Navigation School here in August, 1951.

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A.C. 2 R. M." Girnrd and A.C. 2 J. C. Boiineiiu, Airframe Technic- inns, and AC 2 J. A N. Guimont and A.C. 2 L. D. Doucet, Aero En- gine Technicians, have been post- ed to another station. These air- men are Mobile Equipment Tech- nicians.

Conzratulaiiniis and best wislies for future wedded happiness are exteiided to F,'O and Mrs. Walter Lowe, who were married in Ed- monton Alta., on Saturday, March 22nd. F0 Lowe is a student on a Staff Navigation Instructor (Navigator) Course, and formerly graduated from a Navigation Of- flcer Course. which was held at the Air Navigation school two years ago.

I 0 O LAC. A. C. Andrew. Service Po- lice. reported here early in the week on transfer from another station. 0 O 0 Two Operators Mobile Mechan- ical Equipment, A.C. 2 J. G. C. Brisebois and LAC. G. L. McMil- lan were posted off this station

Preston Foster -- AND -

on Monday of this week. I q . t Canvassers for the Red Cross Drive will visit the station on

"if 5("f'"'5 iiia i:::.;s one shoiild conti'ibute' towards the

campaign. Five charming young ladies will be on hand to receive your offer, and issue receipts. WELL WATERED

, 'Easi. Bengal is not dependent on irrigation for its crops, having an average rainfall of 60 inches.

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KENSINGTOP

Friday-Saturday 7:15-9:15. Mat- inee 2:30 on Saturday. Please note change in time. Find Cam- eron, Adrian Booth, Forrest Tuck- er, lvalter Brennan, in action, ad- venture, romiince, In

”BRIMSTONE" Also Serial and News.

CAPITOL Summerside

. Today 2:30 - 7:15 - 9:25 BIG DOUBLE BILL Penny Edwards - Grant Withers in "MILLION DOLLAR PURSUIT"

the liory of the almost Perfect Crime that rocked ri. city with Murder and Violence.

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Mrs. Clark MscQua.rrie spent two days recently visiting her sons in Ellerslfe.

Mr. and Mrs. Hart. Lidstone en- tertained at a. card party recently iu aid of the Fire Department.

- Miss Delores Newcombe. Sum- merside, spent a recent week-end at the home of her parents. M.r. and Mrs. Charles Newcombe.

Mr. Vance Palmer, Summer-side, spent a recent weekend at his for- mer home in Tyne Valley.

Mr. Robert Maynard. Charlotte- town, spent a recent week-end at his home in Northam.

Mrs. William Burleigh spent a recent weekend at the home of her in-laws, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Bur- leigh. Ellerslie.

Mrs. Laura Yeo. Stimmeiside, is spending a. few days visiting with her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Leaman Campbell.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Milliizari and family, Summer-side. receutlv

visited Mr. Mllllttarfs narents, Mr, and Mrs. Wesley Milligan.

Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Macxiiv en- tertained R number of friends at 3 card Dariv on WPdllESdnV evening. March 19th.. oi-oceeds going to the fire department.

Mr. James Phillips. Summersirle Silent it few days last win-lz at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Col- well.

Mr. and Mrs. R.L. MacDn.iizall St Eleanors. snevit a recent dav gf the home of Mr. and Mrs. Erie Colwell.

Mr WlllianlNPNVP”iv-combo cmnnt a few davs last week in All'll15l'st Nova Seoiia, on business.

Sympathv of this nomwiiinjhv q. beino extender! tn Mr. Him, Ems or the death of his win: wixipu An. curred nn 'T'hllrSdf1)'. March 20th.. in Charlottetown.

Mr. Ralnli lWClPLPan, (mm-intgp. town spent a recent. Wtloik-gnd in Tvne Viillov, rviiest n( his parents, Mr. and Nfrs. Ivan MacLean.

Mr. Richarri rm-mi, 'R1(lnl'ny-(ll a- a natient in the -Steivart. Mert1Oi'lal Health Centre. His friends hope he will soon be well again.

Mr. Keir Mnrehbanlw. Wilmnt Valley. enact a tow (love at tho home of his brotlwr, Mr, Melvin Marchbarik, recently.

The Time VAHPV Voiiner Paoniste Sopiafv 1-91.1 fhnlr ,.,..-..i...- rnnnllnrv at ilm Home of Mr and MM, Timm. as Nisbci on Suiiclny evening. Mar 23rd.

Mrs. Leemavi Campbell is enn- fined in her home with an nttanlr of measles. Friends hope she will soon be well azain.

The manv friends of Mr Fred Folland. summcrside. are oh-amt to know he is recovering nicelv af- ter under-izoinr: M operation in the Prince County Hospital.

The people of the Pi-nslwie;-iaii- Richmond Nair charge urn verv rviad to have Rev. Mr. Williamson to minister to them for the summer months. Mr. Williamson will reside in the Manse.

The Tyne Vallev Vf""lf: Dr-nnln'.E Socletv stewed their so. P:-n-it-k's concert in Port Hill Fall on Thurs- dnv eveninrr, March 90th.. sponsor- nfl bv the Anglican Young Peoples Socie

Mr. iinrl Mrs. Fred Maeltinvmn and family. Summer.-irle, and Mr. and Mrs. KP. MacK'iv Stanley. were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Wilf- red MacDougall on Sunday, March 23rd.

Mrs. Ivan MaeLi-an snmt a few- rlav: in Charlottetown last week While there she nttencleri the fun- eral of Mr. William smith who osisscd away at. his home in Char- lottetown on Monday, March 17th.

The Tvne Vallev Preebvferinn Ladle: Md met. at the home of Mrs. Edison Williams on Thursday evening. March 20th. In the ab- sence. of the president. and vice- nresldent, Mrs. Wilfred MacDniuz- all led the meeting. It was ds-eltled to answer the next roll call with a few nine inch sauares to make a

quilt for the manse. -B.1rI.

R.EL!Gl0US PETE

ST. JOHN'S. Nfld. -(CF?-The 75th anniversary of the arrival of Irish Christian brothers in New- foundland will be commemorated April 23 with high mass at the cathedral and a dinner at night. More than 300 former pupils are expected for the dinner at st. Pat- rick's Hall School.

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Dr. J. K.

Beer A

ing of Summerside, in Internal Medicine.

ll('I'(l in Kensinglon until 1949.

County Hospital in Chicago.

he returned to practice at Borden.

Dr. Beer in General Siirgery and Dr. Downing

Dr. Beer graduated from Dalliousle l'iiiversity He then gradiinic training in Surgery at the Royal Victoria and Queen Mriry V'eteransl Hospitals in Montreal as well as some time at .thc Cook He returned to Summerside in August, 1951, to become associated with the Medical Centre here.

Dr. Downing graduated from Dalhousic in 194.1 and served with the Lfiinndian Army Overseas as a Medical (lfficcr until 1946 when

Rf'lldUi'llH training in Medicine ill. the Montreal General Hospital and

Receive certificates As lspecialists

Dr. J. B.

Downing Photo by Sears. The Roynl College of Pliysiei.-ins and Siii-goons of Canada has awarded Certificates as Specialists to Drs. J, K. Beer and J. B. Down-

in 1941 and prac-

iook two years of post-

From 1948 to 1951 he too post-

Saint John. N.B., were recent guests of !!'EllltlVCS in Harmony.

Mr. Wallace Noye. Sr., was :1 vis- itor io Charlottetown on Tuesday, March lath.

Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Grigr: and Mr. and Mrs. Claude MacArthur, Springhill. xvi-re visitors to Sum- rnerside on Monday, "March 17th.

Mr. Roland Bryant recently re- ceived a letter from his cousin. Billy Bryant, who is in the Ameri- can forces, and has been in Korea for over a year.

Mrs. Joshua Miller and Mrs. Bertram Phillips. Ellerslie. were re- cent guests of Mrs. Russell Mac- Arthur. .

Mrs. George Ballem, Mt. Pleas- ant, recently visited relatives and friends in Victoria West.

and their

Messrs. John 13. Campbell Martin Ladner observed birthdays on March 17.

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon MacArthur were recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ellis, North- am.

Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Penwnrden. Ellerslic. were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Moore, West.

Victoria

Mrs. Walter Enman. MacAdam, N B., is visiting with her son. Mr. Edward Enman and Mrs. Enmari, North Enmore.

Mr. Connie MacArtliur was R re-

cent visitor at the home of his sis-

ter and brother-in-law, Mr. and rs. Harry Ellis, Northam.

Mr. mid Mrs. Reginald Palmer, Freeland, were visitors to Enmor on Sunday, March 23rd. ' Mrs. Russell MacArthur was it visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bertram Phillips, Ellerslic, on March 25th.

Mr. Burns MacArthur, Sum- merside, spent a. recent weekend at his home here.

Mrs.lRobert MacLaurin was a recent visitor at the home of her brother, Mr. Russel Ford, Mount Pleasant.

The many friends of Thomas Ford, Mt. Pleasant, sorry to hear she is ill.

Mrs. RFC

Mr. Williamson from Belfast. Ireland, conducted service in the Presbyterian Church. V i c t o r l a west, on Sunday evening, March

23rd. Mr. Williamson, :3 student minister, has been appointed to Richmond Bay charge for the

summer months.

A large number of fans attend- ed the hockey miitch in the Mt. Pleasant Rink recently when the Mt. Pleasant Bombers and the Wellington Battlers played an ex- citing game, with the score 8-1 in favor of the Bombers.

Congratulations are also in or- der to Mr. David Dyment, Spring- hill. who will on March 29th cel- ebrate his eighty-ninth birthday. Mr. Dyment. and the Messrs. Bry- ant are first cousins.

Recent visitors. at the home of Mrs,,John 12;. Yeo, Harmony. were Mr. and Mrs. John Steele and Miss Dorothy Yco, summersidc, and Mr and Mrs. Clayton Ballem and fam- ily. Mt. Pleasant.

The twin daughters of Mr. nd Mrs. John McKee, Doreen rid Doris. celebrated their 12th birth- day on Saturday March 15th. Am- on: the guests were Misses Doreen.

also returned to Summerside in August, 1951, to join the Medical Centre. , E"c'P'fe,:"'d - Successful carnival ICIIII ..L V At 0'Leary Rink Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Wilson.

On Monday night, March 24th, a fancy dress ciirniviil was held in the O'Leiiry Rink, under the auspices of the Rink Committee. Despite heavy roads, there was a large attendance. ,

There were many contestants who were dressed in weird, or'ig- inal and amusing costumes. The judges were Mr. and Mrs. Nor- ton, the new bank manager at O'Leary and his wife, and Mrs. Dan Smallman, also of O'Leary. The announcer was E. W. Turner. Assisting were Douglas Adams. Therin Ellis and Brenton Small-

man.

Prize winners were as follows:

Best couple: 1. ”The Old Couple”, Elsie MacDowell and Glennie Harris; 2. "Little Lulu and Tubby”, Sandra Matthews, and Virginia Silliker: 3. "Medicine Man", Mrs. Wilfred Dennis and little daughter.

Best Male Costume: 1. "Mare", Ralph Adams: 2. "Half and Half", Margaret Woodridge: 3. "Bill",

Verna. stetsoii.

Best Female Costume: 1. "The Evening Star". -Mrs. Albert Noon- an; 2. "The Old Lady Who Lived in the Shoe", Mrs. Harry Mac- William: 3. "Valentine", Barbara MacNeill.

Best Boy Costumes rschool age): i. "The Trapper", Norman Ken- nedy; 2. "The Doctor”, Wayne Matthews; 3. "Island Spud", 1-Inzen Silllker; 4. "The Snowman", Val- erie Mircwilliams.

Best Girl Costumes (school age): "Bo Peep", Georgia Carriithers; "Ma,iorette", Nancy Campbell; "Indian Girl", Bonita Adams; "The Rose", Olive Harris.

Best child costume of pre-school

age: 1. Gordon Adams.

Best child costume (under 1! years of age): 1. "Panda Bear”, Forrest Dumville; 2. "Easter Buli- ny", Grant Noonan; 3. ”Poverty", Swabey Jelly.

Most comical costumes: 1. ”The Old Witch". Clifford Seaman: 2. ”Old Lady in n Nightgown.” Mrs. Upton Seaman; 3. "Beulah". Jean Stetson.'

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Doris. and Retta Bryant.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Enman and son, Steven. Victoria West, were visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs. Leamen Moore, Harmony, re- cently, and also called on Mrs En- man's grandmother, Mrs. Charles MacKinnon.

-Hcartiest. congmtiilatlons are being received by Mr. John H. Bryant, North Eiimore, who on March 25th observed his ninety- sixth birthday. His brother Have- lock, who is eighty-eight years old, visited with him.

Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Enmim and daughter, Joan, went by car to Dcberi. NS. on March 16th.. tak- ing little Lynne Macxinnon home. Lynne, who is thirteen months old, stayed with her aunt, Mrs En- mnn, while her mother visited her home in England.

The Presbyterian Ladies Aid So- ciety met at the home of Mrs Ed- ward MacLennan, for their March meeting. seventeen memlers an- swered the roll call with it verse of Scripture and a large number of visitors were present. Nice readings were given by Mrs. Richard Enman Mrs. Clayton Yeo and Mrs. Edward Macbennnn. Mrs. John Moore in- vited the Society to meet at her home in April. .

The United Ladies Aid Society met at the home of Mrs. Russel MacArthur for their March meet- ing. The president. Mrs. Thomas MacArthur presided and eighteen membe is answered the roll call. A

large number of visitors were also present. W

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DRANGE PEKUE

Borden and

Vicini

-Mr. and Mrs. Danny Hayes of Port Tupper. N. S., are visiting in Borden with the latter”: parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Campbell.

Mr. and Mrs. Snowball Allen have returned to their home in Cape Tormentine after spending a

few days with relatives at Borden.

Miss Beverley I-lowatt of Borden spent a. recent week-end with her aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs. Jules Gaudet, Cha'rlottetown.

On March 17th. the Altar Society held a very successful card party in the Town Hall with eight tables olayinrr. Ladies' prize was won by Mrs. Philip McBriarty, gents by Mr. Thomas Gallant, with conso- lation prizes going to Miss Kath- erine Mcmnis and Mr. Elwood Mc- Kenna. The freezeout prize was also won by Mrs. McBriart,v. The door prize was won by Mr. Joseph A Gallant and the lucky chair price by Mr. J. V. MacDonald.

C. G.I.T. met on Friday March 21st. at the home and Patsy MacDonald Af- usual opening ceremony

was led by Margaret assisted by Beryl Levy. Business meeting was followed by a missionary storv entitled "Three Knocks in the Night" read by the leader. Mrs. Harold Cogglns. After a sing-song and frames. the meet- ing closed by singing taps. L

The evening. of Carol ter the worship Toombs

Freetown and O I I VlCllII'I'y Miss Joan Scales. nurse-in- training in Prince County Hos- pital, spent the past week in Free-

town at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Austin Scales.

Mr. Sandy Morrison of Gran- ville visited iii Freetown recently nt the home of his sister, Mrs. Alan Clow.

Mr. George Jardlne visited re- cently in Albany and North Try- on. In Tryan he was guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Thomas.

Dr. Waldron A-uld. Mrs. Auld

Sport Echoes ' From Prince county

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Professional cam m

1. Eagle Hickey

Chartered Aeoountuu

when we used to get at lent a couple of those championships, and sometimes more than that, but the going has been tough of late. Last year Lippi Gaudetls bantams loved us from I white- washing by beating the Charlotte- town bantams 5 to 0 in the final game to annex the Island bantam title.

0 This year, the Mei-curys were eliminated from the inter-mediate picture by Alberton who in turn were beaten by those old peren- nial champs, the Borden Nation- als. we didn't have any Juniors, and our juveniles were beaten two games to one by the Charlotte- town juvenile Abbies. We had a pretty good juvenile team at that, but they were stacked up against a better aggregation. Charlotte- town juveniles have some of the finest forwards we have seen in Forbie Kennedy, Willie Dunn, Red MacFadyen and Ian Kennedy. They are pure dynamite on the loose, and we'll be surprised if they don't score is lot of goals in their hunt for a Maritime crown. The team may be a little below par on defence, and for that reas- on may, have trouble on the mainland. But the dynamite boys should make their presence felt.

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Our midgets were swamped in Charlottetown 12-4, and as we bang this out, we believe the sec- ond game is being played in Bed- eque. Unless you believe in mir- acleii, don't expect the midgets of Summerside to make up those eight goals, so I guess the Island midget championship can be writ- ten off as far as Summerside is concerned. 0 C I I That enterprising. little town nine miles east of Summerside called Kensington knocked Sum- merside out of contention in the bantam and pee-wee divisions. Their bantams have been given

1' ” Bank of f' If A! Bestairu paperweilhl-5 Building can't get Summerside Island hockey title, then we'll h e to do Iummeruuu. P. I. I without one this year. Time was.