SEPTEMBER 13, 1951. i THE WESTERN GUARDIAN

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-rr.s YOU ARE DOING RIGHT. Getting your coal now so another smpmint, has left, Cunard's mine for me retailing at same price. P. J, Macliinis, Borden.

-l'.i'.5. MEETS -- At the open- ing mceting of the Y.P.S. of the summcrsidc Church Olf Christ on T'ilCSd&i,V evening plans were madc for lnansiportation of the map in Fredericton to attend a yo--rv People's Gct-Together on F: evening. The minister conflllclled the devotional exer- p.sps and.gave a talk on "Seek- ers" in three groups, Limited. spectziciilar and Honest from a sot:-ziiiai outlook. Ivii.-ss Sylvia iiayncr was pianist. for the hymns mg. The Mizpah Bciicdict.or. closed the meeting.-S

- Gl'ES'I' SPEAKER - Mrs. w, G, Ellis was guest speaker at the September meeting of the Laiira Bain Missionary Society of the Siimmerside Baptist Church which was held on Monday oven- ing at.thc home of the presi- dent. Mrs. Clarence Mercer. Mrs. Ernest Morrison was pianist, .'- ier a short devotional period on inc tlznine ”Harvest" and routine i)ll5ll'lC:5, Mrs. Ellis gave a most interesting report on the recent Baptnst. Convention which she had

attended in Woliville. N.S. A social hour followed when delici- ous refreshments were served by Mrs. Edward Poole and Mrs. Harry Crossrman.-S

-ENGAGEMEN'l'- liviu. Haber MaeLeilan wishes to announce the engagement of her daughter. Violet Mae Bassett. daughter of the late John Bassett. to Ralph Edward, son of Mr. and Mrs, Erl- ward Adams, Margate. P. E. I.. marriage to take place in the near future.

- FUNERAL YESTERDAY - Funeral services for the late Mrs Azade Arscnault were held yes- terday morning at Egmont Bay church with Requiem High Mass ccilcbra-ted by the pastor, Rev. J. N. Poirier. who also officiated at the grave. Pall-bearers were Messrs. Joseph P. Arsenault. Sylvere J. Arsenault. Arthur Sonier, Oliver Sonier, Leonard Desftoches, Felix .1. Gallant.-S.

-Miss Hazel L. Smith has re- iiirned to her home in Cambridge. Mass.. after spending her vacation with her mother, Mrs. .1. Bradford Millman. Kensington. Bur. -Mr. John Gorrill. who spent the summer at Baie Comeau, Quebec, arrived in Summerside on Satur- day and is the guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Lloyd Gorrill, be- fore returning to College.

-The many friends in Summer- side and 0'Leary of Mr. J. W. Mor- rison will be sorry to learn that he has undergone an operation in the Prince County Hospital. Reports

yesterday indicated that his condi- tion was very good. '-S.

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playing at first, knocked down a hard grounder from the bat of Red MacKenzie in the eighth inning. The ball rolled outside the base- line and Whalen, not being able to retrieve it in time to beat. the runner to the bag, made a spect- acular diving. tag of the runner before he reached first.

The series is now 2 to 1 in favor o: Charlottetown Abbiea and Sum- merside will have to win at the Capital city on Sunday to stay in the contention.

BOX SCORE

Ch'i.own. Abbies AB R I! PO A E shepherd. rf. 2 0 0 O 0 0 Flynn. 2b. . 4 l l l 2 0 Ready. lb. . 4 l 212 1 2 whitlock, ss. . 4 l 3 2 0 0 Matheson, cf. 4 1 0 0 0 0 Macxenzie.

,p A: rf 4 0 0 2 4 0 Henncssey. c. . 4 0 1 5 0 0 McKlnnon. lf. . 4 0 1 0 0 0 Leclair. ab. . 3 0 0 2 2 0 'Ryan. p. 3 0 0 0 3 1 "Murphy. ri. . l 0 0 0 0 0 Totals . .. . 37 4 8 24 12 3

f-Replaced Shepherd in 4th.

"-Replaced Leclair in 9th. S'Slde. Holman: AB R 1-! PO A 1-1 Underwood. lf. 3 l 2' 1 0 l whalcn. lb. . l l 011 0 0 Macxenzic. ss 4 l 1 2 3 1 Stewart, p. 3 0 1 0 2 0 G Bernard. cf. 4 0 0 0 0 U 3. Bernard, 2b. 4 l . 5 3 O Grady. lf. 3 l l l 0 0 Hunter. c. 4 Z 2 6 2 l Landry, 3b. 1 0 0 0 5 0 'Carson, lf. . 1 0 0 1 0 0 Totals . . .. 28 7 8 27 15 3

'-Replaced Underwood in 6th.

SUMMARY

REPS - D. MacKenzle. Stewart, Whaien, Grady. Hunter, Ready. Hennesey; stolen bases - Under- wood, Macxenzie: sacrifice hits. Whalcn 2. Stewart, Grady. Land- ry 2; triples - S. Bernard. Flynn. Ready; doubles - Whitlock: home run - D, MacKenzie; base hits ofi Macxenzie 6 in 3 innings. off Ryan 2 in 5 innings. off Stewart 8 in 9 innings. Struck out by Maexenzie l. by Ryan 3, by Stewart 9. Bases on balls. off Macxenzie 1. off Stewart 1. Wild pitch, MaeKenzie. Hit batsmen - by Ryan (Landryl.

Umpires Plate? Doyle: first , base. Phillips; second base, Toombs; third base. Schurman.

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A quiet wedding of much inter. eat to friends in Nova scam; and Prince Edward Island was solemn- ized on Wednesday afternoon in Trinity Chapel. R.C.A.F. Station. Siimmerslde at two oiclock, when FVL G.B. Fee united in matrlmonv Thelma. daughter of Mr, and M;-Q, J.R. MacNeill. Pietou. N.S.

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Following the ceremony. a re- ception was held for immediate friends and relatives at the home oi the bride, 71 Eiistane Street. Prior to her marriage. the bride was an employee of the Canadian Bank of Commerce, Summerside. and the groom is presently on the strength of R.C.A.F. Station, siimmerslde where he is an air. frame technician.

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and said that the number shown was down over previous years but the quality was, in general. ex- cellent and showed quite a bit of selection. There were no turkeys and few geese but there were quite a few ducks. Barred Rocks were the most popular breed of hens shown. Mr. Adrien Arsenault of Urbanville was the top prize win- ner for poultry and Mr. Camille D. Arsenault of Maximville placed second.

Mr. Loman MacLean of Lot 14 walked off with four of the cattle championships with his short- horns. He won the prize for the champion cow, champion group of three, champion two-year-old heif- er and champion one-year-old heifer. Mr. Alban Poirler of Fif-

a picture of well-being that is dif- ficult to surpass anywhere." He extended his congratulations

Association and said that in ii predominantly agricultural prov-i ince it is fitting that such exhib- itions should be held.

In conclusion he said: "And now it gives me pleasure to declare the Egmont Bay and Mt. Carmel ox- hibition officially open. I wish you every success and once again con- gratulate the people of this pro- gressive community on their en- ergy and drive to make this a real up-to-date exhibition. second to none in the province."

Others who spoke were: Hon A. W. Matheson. Minister of Health and Welfare: Hon. Wilfred Ar- senault. Provincial Secretary; Mr. J. Watson MacNaught, M. P.. par- liamentary assistant to the Minis- ter of Fisheries; senator George Barbour; Mr. R.R. Bell. M. L.A. leader of the Opposition: Mr. J.A. Gallant, Mr. Edmund Arsenault: Mr. W.R. Shaw. Deputy Minister of Agriculture. Mr. Cyrus P. Gal- lant, president of the Association.

Mr. Shaw spoke in French and Hon. Mr. Arsenault and Mr. Gal-i lant also made some of their re-i marks in French. - S.

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teen Point had the champion bull. a Holstein, and Mr. Emile Bernard of Egmont Bay had the champion heifer call, an Ayrshire. r

Mr. Stewart. C. Wright of the Provincial Department of Agric- ulture judged the Shortliorns and. said that there were some verv good exhibits and a good improve- ment was shown over two years ago i when he last judged at Egmonti Bay.

Mr. Morris Deacon also of the- Provincial Department of Agric- ulture judgcd the Shorthorns and said that there were some very, good exhibits and a good improve- ment was shown over two years ago when he last judged at Eg- mont Bay.

Mr. Morris Deacon also of the Provincial Department of Agric- ulture. judged the dairy breeds and said he would like to see the animals better trained for the show ring. also more competition. He said that there were some good animals in all breeds and the cow class in the Ayrshires was partic- ularly good.

Mr. W.R. Shaw, Deputy Minis- ter of Agriculture. judged the horses and said that there were some outstanding draft horses and one or two of these would lead their class in any exhibition on the Island. He said that the ex- hibits were not numerous but the quality was generally good. Mr. George Miller of Northam had the champion more. There were no stallions shown.

There was also a small display of foxes and these were judged by Dr. C.K. Gunn of the Experimen- tal Ranch at Summerside.

The usual fine standard was noted in the roots and grains shown as well as in the handicraft and home cooking. As usual there was a great demand to purchase articles that were on display.

Opening VOTCIIIOIIICI

Rev. J. N. Poirier. honorary pre- sident of the Exhibition Associa- tion presided at the formal open- ing and extended 9. general wel- come.

His Honor. the Lieutenant Gov- ernor said. "It is indeed a pleas- ure for me to have been able to accept the kind invitation of the directors to participate in the of-r ficial opening ceremonies of the Egmont Bay and Mont Carmel ex- hibition here in Abrams Village. This is my second visit. to vour beautiful section of our province since appointment as Lieutenant Governor hnd I must comzratulnte you on the panorama of beauty

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