JULY 11." 1951

7:-is wssrsnn GUAIIIJIAN

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8 Summer Street. Bonunenlcle. Phone um

Ncwl. Bu iucrlpticns. Adveruslng

J. ELMER MURPHY

Representative! and GEORGE GLOW

Bonn Phones: Ill! and III! The Gusrdtan my be bought at any of the following stores In Sulnmenidci 34-II Bookstore. Summer street: Gonriiu Drugstore. It Ocntni strut;

Kelly's News-stand. Water street: Aiyrc I)cucette'n "

Albcrton : Phone :

.lINLOADING car. -hydrated spruy lime, wholesale and re- liiil. J. F. Morris. Klnkora.

ERESEIIVE July 19th. 20th. and 21st for mammoth K. of C Carnival on the grounds adjoin- mg the home. Fun for ull.

--BUYING peeled pulpwood throu-ghout July at market prices Contact P .E.iI. Product Co., Ltd xensington. Phone-57 or George it Bi-ookliis. Kensington Phone 9.

WADE ice-cream and at Walter Moasc's July 12 in aid of not fine following

-H0lIIE hi it cites lliursdiiy. school. If 'iIEI1l.

-YES. Moase Jewellers sold :1 lot of diamonds and wedding riiizs for June brides but rush or- dcrs arrivliig from factories enable its to offer you a fine selection and supply all price ranges. Ask for illustrated folders.

-515!) WALLACI-I MOASE NOW about that B.B.A, or Royal End- f.cld motorcycle or C. C.M bi- I-'cle or tricycle. All sizes in stock iI'hy liouse on Tuesday EVCHIIIEB OF iirite Box 579 or 239 Water Street: summerside. for folders and

' One small used machine

-FAMILY PICNIC - The lilo) new family motored to Cavendls'i mi Dominion Duy whore HWY 97" mod II family picnic. Mr. and hllls. Robert Harris of Hui!"-T ,ssk., were guests for the oc- rrision. It is pleasing in rCP0Tf that the head of the faimil.V- Ml: Alfred Mayhew of Margatc In making a good recovery after his recent illness.-Bur.

-GAMBLE-SMITH WEDDING WA very pretty wedding was sol-

emnized at the United Church Mianse in o'Lei-ry on 01143 W. .

night. July 9, when Rev- Dickson united in the Bonds of Holy Matrimony, Mr. George Ches- ter Gamble son of Mr. and Mrs- Chester Gamble of West Devon and Miss Ruth Annie Smith, of West cape, daughter of Mr. and M115. Guy Smith. The happy young rouple were attended by Miss Au- drey olive MacDonald of West Point, who is a cousin of the bride while the brother of the groom, Mr. Wesley James Gamble. W35 the best man. The radiant young bride loolced the picture of- girlish loveliness in her wedding dress. After it. short honeymoon, Mir. and Mrs. Gamble will reside in West Devon. where the groom Isis. pros- perous farmer. They are among the most popular of the young people of the district and have the good wishes of amultitude of friends for a long and happy wedded life.-0.

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--MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER -- Mr. and.Mrs. John G. Clark entertained at their home at Darnley. when friends. neighbors and relatives gathered to lender thtr daughter, Erla. a miscellane- ous shower in honor of her ap- proaching marriage. The living- rnnm was artistically decorated iiith pink and white streamers and 3.Iacs. The bride-to-be. attended by her friend. Miss Miriam Hick- ev. was seated beneath a beautiful arch of lilacs. Bridal music was piayed by Miss Anna Hickey and the well-filled baskets were car- li"('I in by Doreen Adams and Lmveli Coulson. Misses Marion .ilacKsy and Virgcne Crozier open- ed the parcels. while the names of the donors and good wishes were read by Mrs. Delmer Adams and Miss Joyce MacKay. Misses Hazel Adams and Goldie Connlck arranged the many beautiful and costly gifts. Eris gracefully thank- ed her friends for their lovely gifts. Lunch was served by the ladies and the remainder of the evening was spent in dancing.- Bur.

Professional cards

l'. Earle illckeyw

Chartered Accountant

Canadian Bank of Connie u- Bulldinl liammenide. P. E. I.

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E. E. Parkman. Opt.D., R.O.

OPTOMETBIST

Eyes Examined Gluten Fitted Office Hours: . I to 1! - I to 5 l

and by appointment

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Mnrl Gaudct. 01 Granville Iirecii

;. Second Street; IIIIIIII Motor Tinaspon. Water Street; Alhan's Grocery, I20 Iluuell street.

L L wam in Kensington

WEST PRINCE OFFICE FPIIIII Week. Bnprenentstlvs 0&2 Office and 88-! House.

-COMP!-TENT Completo Ili- iiursnce Service. W Boyd Begljlm, Kenslngton.

-BOAT CRUISE tune Cove Cabins. Wednesdays and holidays. Steamed clams. Phone 27 O'Leary.

Marcia's For-

-- MAGISTRATES COURT - Yesterday in the Magistrate's Court R.S. Hinton K. C.. presiding. st, motorcycle speeder was fined 35.00 and costs and one other party, convicted of driving without brakes, was fined 94.75 including costs, 8.

- IN COUNTY COURT - In the County Court of Prince County at Summei-side yesterday. Judge L. G. Lewis presiding, in the case of H. E. Clark versus Frank Lowe. judgment and costs were enter- ed. The case of Kler Bassett ver- sus Lloyd Walsh was withdrawn and one other case was set over until the September term. - S

. -NOTICE: The Kenslngtun Branch of The Canadian Legion

will be holding a special meet- ing and ('IIIm bake at Murpliys Factory. D.ii'nlc.v. Wednesday eve- ning. July 11. All veterans cor- dially inviled to attend. Secre- tary, Canadian Legion. -SFRPRISI-2 PARTY - Mr.

Frank Simpson was fcled at his home at Hamilton on Tuesday evening, when members of his ftimily. other relatives and close friends honorcd him with a sur- prise party on the occasion of Hit. birthday. Mr. Simpson was gen- uinely aitrpriscd. hut none-the less pleased with the lit-ppy gest- ure and the pleasure of the eve- ning. - Bur.

-SHOW AT ALBERTON -The Kidd Baker's Show. sponsored by the Alberton Women's institute played to a packed house in the Instltute 1-1.-ill last night. The show was greatly cnioyed by all present. A good program of cow- boy songs. guitar playing and jokes was presented. Following the show a square dance was held with Herb Petrie. a m.-mher of the cast calling the dances. Wednes- day night the Kidd Baker's show is playing in Mount Stewart.

-ADAMS - ADAMS NUPTIALS - An event. of wide interest took place at Trinity United Church Manse. Summersidc. when the Rev. K. G. Sullivan officiated at the marriage of Erin Clark Adams. only daughter of Mrs. John G. Clark, Darnley. and the late Earle Adams. and Charles Ivan Ad- ams, only son of Mrs. Mamie Ao- ams, and the late Medford Adams. Spring Valley. The ceremony took place at 3:30 in the after- noon on Wcdnescday. June 20th. 1951. The charming young bride was attractively costumed in a suit of pale grey gabardine. com- plemented with a pink flower trimmed hat, pink blouse and gloves and a corsage of pink roses. Her bridesmaid, Miss Miriam Hickey. chose a becoming guber- dine suit in aqua with yellow ac- cessories and a corsage of yellow roses. Mr. Brenton Cole was his cousin's groomsman. A reception was held at Birch Hill Tourist Home at 5:30. attended by the im- mediate relatives. The bride's table featured two beautifully decorated cakes. which were cut in traditional manner. by the bride assisted by the groom. Bou- quets of floivers and lighted ta- pers in silver holders centered the table. A pleasing feature of the event was the recognition of the fact that the bride's step-father, Mr. John G. Clark. was celebrat- ing his 76th birthday, and I cake complete with candles was cut in his honor. The bride's gift to her bridesmaid was I three strand pearl necklace. while the best man received s leather bllliold. Later in the evening. friends called at the home of the bride's parents to serenade the happy couple, and the remainder of the evening was spentin dancing. Music was furn-

ished by the Harding Brothers. Bill Woodside and Alan Heck- bert.-Bur.

Personals

-Mr. Morris A. Burns. Lower

: Freetown. left on Saturday, July 7.

to spend his vacation in Hamil- ton. 0nt.. guest of his aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs. Hillard Mosse. Hamilton, Ontario.

-Mr. and Ms. Roy Walker 0 and family have returned to their home in New Annan after an enjoyable trip to Moncton. N. B. -5.

-Mrs. J. 0. Mountain and daughter irons. who visited brief- ly in Moncton, returned by plane on Tuesday to their home in sum- mcrsidc. -5,

-Mrs. Laura Hon. Cape Trit- vcrse. spent the past week plenti- sntly with her son sn:l daughter- In-law, Mn and Mn. James, Mur- phy. Kenlington.-Bur.

-Mr. and Mrs. Verdun Payn- ter and daughter. Marjory. and Mr. and Mrs. James Murphy. and non. Cari. Remington. spent the holiday weekend motoring in Nova Scotln.-Bur.

- Mr. and Mrs. P .,' Rockoln of Halifax. N.a.. accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Harold Moi-ash. spent the week-and in oummcrnido. While here they were the guests of Mn. Roekolrs sister. Mrs. George Glow.

--The many friends of unim- cid Goodwin. lummersltiu. will be blessed to iurn that she Is pro-

l.et's Talk It Over

A Prince County Viewpoint by "a"

IN TEBNATION AL BBIGANDAGE

The people of the twenty-first century will probably look back at our times and marvel at our utter stupidity. We have resources and the inventive minds to make our earth a veritable paradise but we constantly waste our substance along with the flower of our youth, is endless warfare. To lo- calize the situation, imagine Summerside and Charlottetown so jealous of each other's advan- tages and possibilities that they each have to spend a great deal of money to keep prepared against attack from the other. We in Bum- merslde couldnit have our recreation grounds, our newly paved streets. our new Hospital; Charlottetown would have to do without its new Hospital, its sports facilities st Victoria Park, etc. etc. Money for these things would have to go in- to the pot of preparedness for possible war. Sounds fantastic, dosen'til? Butitis merely stating an actual condition of the middle ages. We have cleared all that up. Only on the international level is the dark ages philosophy allow- ed to continue to flourish.

We have heard of one of our

European "displaced persons" having a. rather disheartening experience on a Nova Scotia farm. The man was hitch-hiking

in Prince Edward Island and told his story to the driver who picked him up. He complained of unremit- tinglabor forunusually long hours. poor food and generally abusive treatment. On the surface, at least, the man seemed to be a good type of person. This would, of course be an exceptional case. but one that should be invesiigaied. It is important that we treat those un- fortunate people. leaving their home land and coming to take up their lives among strangers. with

The utmost consideration. According

to reports, they are usually willing workers.

Hatfield and the rain makers who followed him along that moist trail of fame have had no epoch- making success but their effort; appear to have borne some little fruit. Whether they will be able to improve their technique to any great extent is debatable. Now that the rain-makers have established themselves. we wonder how lonsl it will be before the "rain-chasers" will appear. Those are the boys who will really make the headlines. They will have to use their art sparingly and with great wisdom however. Just for such occasions as a "Festive Week." the Kentucky Deiby and a world championship boxing match at Yankee Stadium.

gressing favorably after her op- eration ln the Prince County Hos- pital on Friday for appendicitis. --Holiday week-cntl guests Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Brown. Burlington, were Mr. Micharl K:-ougli and Mr. Gordon Sheen of New Glasgow. N. S.; Mr. Gernlil Higgins. Westvllle. N. 5.. and Mi. and Mrs. Bernard Hayman of Stcllarton, N. S.-Bur.

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-Mr. and Mrs. Long River. had as over the holiday week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Ward and son Leslie. of Snckviile. N. B.. an.i Mr. and Mrs. Prldham Johnstonc. Summerside.-Bur.

W. J. Profltt. their guests

-Mr. Justin Mclvor of St. John, N. B.. spent the weekend in Free- town. - S

- Miss Alvlna Arsenauit. Han- over Strcet. is spending her vaca- tion with her uncle. Mr. Frank Gallant and Mrs. Gallant, Oyster Bed Bridge. - S

Miss Margaret Doyle R.N. trainee teacher of the Prince Coun- ty Hospital has left on her vaca- tion which she will sped with friends and relatives in fnrtico.- 8

-Mr. and Mrs. Ted Sullivan of New York arrived by car on Sat- urday night on a brief visit to Mrs. Sullivan's father. John E. Murphy. of I-(lnkora and other rel- atives. - 8.

--Mr. and Mrs. J. Campbell of Holllster, California. who are visiting relatives and friends in their native Province. spent it few days in Summerslde with the former's brother. Mr. Elwood Campbell, and Mrs. Campbell.

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-Mr. and Mrs. John F. Gsud-I of New Bedford. Msss.. who have been visiting in the Province and were" the guests of Mr. and Mrs Joseph Linkletier. Summerside. returned home yesterday morning. This was their first visit to their old home in 22 years.

Mrs. Norman MacPhsll. Needhiim. Mass. formerly Miss Fraruc Brehault of Summerside is spending a few days in summer- slde at the home of Mrs. B.R.. Sharpe. She will also visit friends in Bedeque before retiimlng to her home. - 5

--Mrs. Jack Foley, Bloomfield. Mrs. Suihei-hind Bell. Mill River. Mrs. Arthur Graham. west Devon and Mrs. Clive 'MiicPnee. Montreal and Mrs. Oscar MacNelll. Conway are attending the Institute Con- vention at Charl town and are staying o the "Msplu" cabins at West. Royalty.

--Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry Ramsay. Mr. J. D. Ramsey. Min Lor- raine Ramsay and Mn. Nelson of Boston. Mnu., arrived recently to visit relatives in this Province Mrs. Nelson in the guest of rel- ative: in Winlloe. and the Ram- say family will visit relatives and friends in Burlington, Mui- poquc and vicinity.-Bur.

- Mr. and am. Frank Arsen- ault. Hanover ltrnct. luvs this morning for Greenwood. N. l.. for a week's visit with their daughter,

ilouncil Meeting

-out with her but then turned to

THE GUARDIAN.

ilensington Town

-,The regular monthly meeting of the Remington Town Council was held on Monday with Mayor Walden Dsrrnich presiding and all the councillors present.

Town bills were passed amount- ing to 5940.88. Mr. Elmer Bernard was re-employed as police officer and general duties man for the Town of Kenslngton for the com- ing year at at salary of 81.500. Mr. J. 1". Profitt was reappointed as Town Magistrate. It was noted by His Worship and the councillors that Magistrate Profiti had filled this office for the past 35 years and that at all times his services to the Town of Kensington had been of 1 high order and that the people of the town owe I debt of gratitude to him for the manner in which he has carried out his- duties so punctually and conscient- iously. ,

It was decided that the streets leading out to Irishtcwn Road. the Mslpeque Road and the Mar-gatc Road be paved this summer as well as Commercial Street and Hartle street. Debentures covering the amount involved would be is- sued for this work by the town.

Councillor Kennedy gave notice of motion that at the next regu- lar meeting of the council he would introduce a motion. regard- ing the tax on vacant lots.-S.

wsmililtnesses

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other witnesses

Gordon Gay testified he was raking his lawn one and one-half tenths of a mile from the car in- volved. He had built a bonfire to burn the rakings and had seen the truck stopped before the ac- cident. Visibility was good and he could see down to the Keppo-ch Road corner. He saw a girl sat- ting in the truck. He had just put a load of weeds on the fire and was standing with his back to the truck when he heard a squeal of brakes and a crash. He turn- ed and looked for a while and saw a crowd there but he did not go there immediately. He saw a car come from the Georgetown and of the road and stop. A woman got in and it went in the direction of Charlottetown.

Under further questioning he said when he went to the scene he saw a girl crying over a man. He had not seen the car before th crash. when he did see it the lights were on but they were off on the truck.

Witnesswcsiificd the the car was crumpled eslini:-it-ed -the distance between the c:r and the truck at 15 feet. He saw people there but did not see Judge Tweedy. The R.C.M.P. arrived about 45 minutes after the accident and the ambulance about 30 minutes. The car was not nicved. He helped put Gardiner on the stretcher and into the am- bulance which left before the Mounties came.

He said the reason he had been standing with his back to the Charloitetown end of the road was to keep the smoke from the bon- fire from blowing on him. He thought a west wind was blowing.

bonnet of and he

Mr. McPhee stated that. at 7:29 pm. that night the wind was from the east. Mr. McPhec

questioned his ability to recognize the sex of a person silling in a parked truck at that distance. Witness said he had good eye- sight.

Mrs. Bessie Duffy said she lived south of the Georgetown Road and west of the Kinlock Road. She was crossing a field from her place to that of Mr. Whiston Smith. She had seen the truck moving and also saw it stopped. She had reached the Smith's door when she heard a screech of brakes and heard a crash. She turned without entering the house and went to the road. At the door she had seen Mr. Smith who started

go back to the house.

When she arrived at the scene the truck was moved ahead. She saw Miss MacDonald. Solomon was on the road and Gardiner was on the shoulder. She saw Mrs. Seller there and also saw Judge Tweedy going to the Smith hnuse. She saw no traffic then nor at the time of the crash. She did see ii car or truck -pull up about five minutes after the accident.

Finsl Witness

The final witness of the day was Oliver Hume. Mt. Edward Heights. who said he was driving to Murray River that night. He had checked the time as he crossed Hillsborough Bridge and it was 7:10 then. He had no lights on as it was not dark enough. As he turned the Keppoch corner he saw it car and truck down the road he was travelling. The left door of the car was open. He saw no traffic from Soiithport corner to the scene of the accident.

He did not stop at the scene as he did not know there had been an accident. He did not notice anything unusual as he psssd as he had to pull far over the cen- tre line to avoid hitting the open car door. Shortly after passing the scene an oncoming ciir crossed the road in front of him to turn into a driveway. He did not see any other clrs coming until he reached the crossroads. He had not turned on the car lights until just this side of Powtisl.

Under crossi-examination he said he remembered three can because they were Impressed on his mind. He admitted his watch lost time but maintained it was only about one minute a week.

The court adjourned until 10:30 lhis morning.

Dorothy. (Mn. Murray 'mp'per) and fnmiiy.,'I'hey were accompan- ied by their son Raymond and Miss Paula Mclntyre. Mr. and Mn. Anonsult are receiving the congratulations of their many friends on the occasion of their

30th wedding anniversary on Wed-,

CHARI.U'I'I'E'I'OVVN

News & Views of ROAF Station

siiininorslilc By All:

Congratulations and best wishes for future happiness are extended to F0 and Mrs. J. M. N. Desist- dins, who were married recently. F0 and Mrs. Desjsrdins have tiik- ( en up ro'idence in summerside as

tlons Technician tAi and Cpl. R. E). Cunningham. Aeroengine Tech- I nlcian 3 will arrive at this Unit early this week on Transfer from other units.

Mr. and Mrs. Frederick I-Iarvie and daughters of Halifax. N. 5., are vacationing in Summer-side.l Their son. AC1 F. L. B. Harvie. is '

Station, Summer:-ide.

Twenty-eight Pilots have been p"'ed to the A. II. S. Flyiiv Wing and will report this week for flying . duller. These include: F0 R. F. I .BzirtisIe. F0 s. B. Coghiil. F0 L. A- Kelli. F0 J. Kormyle, F0 MI. 1. Nordmaii. Po F. 1... Oliver. no .

Burton. F0 K. R. Carter. F0 s. p, t Culp. F0 W. T. Jensen. no H, G, John. F0 V. F. Lewis. no .1, p, Marion. F0 G. C. I. Mei-gny, F0 -1- A- Salton. F0 D. E. Sksife, Po FL 0- T. Smerdon. F0 E. N. Starink. F0 R. H. Wanna..ia.:er, F0 A. D, Winter and F0 G. L. Davis,